August 12, 1901 (4 pages)

a ' City. THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY savas Chen seas Aug. 12, 1901 Superior Court. — The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today: Fogarty vs. Fogarty. Ordered that judgment be entered for plaintiff, each party to pay his own costs. Rubi Howard vs. Samuel and Mary Slocum. Judgment for’ defendant, each party to pay his own costs. Merrifield vs. Maryland Mining Oompany. Motion for new trial de-. nied, Scan : Kennedy, vs. Glonste. Demurrér® of defendant, Oatherine Gloster, overruled. Estate of Linda Wright, deceased. Final account approved. Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Estate of John F. Moody, deceased. Order to show cause ordered published. Fell Into a Skylight, Yesterday afternoon, about 4 o’clock, a@ young son of J.C. Dygert, whois a guest at the National Hotel, met with . a mishap which might have had a seri. ous ending. The boy was sitting near the skylight over the Postofiice, in the hotel, and he lost his balance and fell partly tbrough a portion of the glase in the frame-work. Luckily, he was held in that position until his cries were heard and asgistance came to his relief. As it was, the little fellow received two gashes on one of his legs and lost considerable blood. It happened that there was no one in the Postoffice at the time, which, perhaps, was fortunate, ae quite a lot of the heavy glass fell tothe floor. _ A Good Day’s Outing. The excursion to Olympia Park yesterday was well attended, and that JOHN WINTERS PEIGNS INSANITY. bay, where he had thrown it. VALLEJO, Aug. 12—The detectives in search of the gold stolen by John Winters succeeded in recovering sixtyfive thousand dollars worth of bullion this morning from the Seventy-six thousand dollars in gold bars is yet missing, although several sacks of the precious metal remain imbedded in the mud. The detectives have decided not to remove Winters from San Francisco until all the plunder has been recovered. _. The prisoner showed signs this morning of feigning insanity and keeps walking back and forth along the corridor, making peculiar noises and muttering incoherently. STRIKERS CLAIM = IMPORTANT GAINS. pletely tied up tomorrow. . popular resort presented a lively scene from morning until evening. The prize for the fastest swimmer . was awarded to Jerome Oonway, of this The sport in the water was greatly enjoyed—every bathing = suit. being in use. George Ragon won the PirtspurG, Aug. 12.—The strikers made an important gain in McKeesport and Bellare districts ‘this morning. The hands at the National Rolling Mills all quit work ‘The tube works were started, but the officials acknowledged that the plant will.be compelled to close down. ; The strikers claim that Riverside district will be comPresident no official information about the Western_situation, but regret that some of the unions have decided not to come out. . The Amalgamated Association has made gains today and have invaded the Carnegie plant. . prises in store for the manufacturers.” : haffer says: . “I have They have several surSAND TEAMSTERS DO ~ “NOT RETURN TO WORK. San Francisco, August 12—Secretary Rosenberg of prize offered to the winner of the boat . the Labor Council spent this morning discussing the strike . situation with other labor representatives with view to taking race. GQ. Oliver, of Grass Valley, won the boys’ ‘race. ‘ Io addition to the large number that went to the grounds by train, many drove there in private conveyances. Locat Hotes. The party who left the mosquito netting in the Postoffice can secure the same by asking for it-at the delivery window. ; Yesterday was the hottest day of the season, aud today was not much better, the thermometer running over a 100 at Hartung and Brand’s store. J. Kendrick and J. W. Nickerson . killed a fine large deer yesterday. F. . ‘farther steps, The pected this morning. sand teamsters refused to return to work as exIt is reported that the Port Costa warehousemen are all lout again. — Sea — stasis . Rushing the Work. . Bridges Jor the Electric Road . to Be Built Without Delay. . { =} Pierce was alsu successful in bringing bome one of the anthlered monarchs of the forest. ———— -+ 2@e + — -Christian Endeavor Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held at the Congregational church tomorrow evening at the usual hour, A fall attendance is desired. Delegates Go to San ‘Francisco. Rev. J. Sims, &. D. Mason, Mrs, J. Sims and Mrs. W. Browning, of 'Nevada City; and Mrs. Eugene Clark, of Grass Valley, left for San Francisco this morning. They will attend the Great Councils,.of the Improved Order of Red Men and Degree of Pocahontas, which will convene there this week, Meeting This Evening. A meeting of the local branch of the State Game and Fish Protective Association, will be held at Justice Cougblan’s Courtroom this evening at 8 o’clock. All members of this new organization should attend, in order. to discuss the various matters that will be brought up for consideration. Seeman A Picnic Party. A joily party of picnickers chartered Baker’s big 'bus yesterday and went down to Shebley’s. The outing was much evjoyed, and the party did not return until quite awhile after Old Sbdi had sunk to rest. @BAn abstaineredoes not bar Gilt Edge Whiskey. He even takes it asa medicine because it is pure. To Save Her Child. From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galieger, of La Grange, Ga., appled Buckien’s Arnica Salve to great sores on ber head and face, and writes its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Shin Eruptions, Outs, Burns, Scalds and Piles. 25c. Cure guaranteed by . W. D. Vinton, druggist. eo Astounded the Editor. Editor-8. A. Brown, of Bennetteville, 8.C, was once immensely surprised. “Through long saffering from Dysspepsia,” be writes, my wite was greatly run down. She had no strength or vigor and suffered great distress from her stomach, but she tried Electric Bitters which he!ped her at once, and, after using four bottles, she is eutirely well, can eat anything. Ii’s a grand tonic, and its gentle laxative qualities are splendid for torpid liver.” For Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach and Liver troubles ite, a positive, guarahteed cure, ton’s, . Aspecial meeting of the City Trus(tne was held today, when Superin. tendent Fairchild appeared and stated . to the Board the necessity of work . commencing on the bridges imme. diately, over which the new electric . railroad is to pass,in order that the road may be finished by September 9th. . The Board decided to have the work started immediately, in conjunction . with Mr. Fairchild, and to assist in . hastening it to a speedy conclusion. . Substantial wooden bridges will be built over Gold Run and Little Deer Oreek, snd the Broad-street. iron ; bridge over Deer Oreek is to be ma. tortally strengthened and_ braced. . Measurements were taken today for . the necessary lumber, and, as before . stated, work will be commenced with‘out delay. In the building and re. pairing of the bridges the city and the . electric railroad company are to stand . the expense equally. Important Meeting. Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. ¥., will at their regular meeting tomorrow evening decide upon a suitable uniform to wear on Admission Day and the day following. A full attendance of mem. bers is desired. eee The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic, It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless. form, No cure, no pay. Price, 250. my156m Doing Much Damage. Destructive Forest Fires Tow Burning. Theodore Schwartz, who was in town today from Pleasant Valley, reports that a forest fire broke out Sunday evening near the Hudson mine, and is rapidly spreading over a vast amount of territory. Although people living in the vicinity bave been fightiug to save their property the fire still remains unchecked in some directions, Chas, Ashburn Jr. and R. W. Gariison went to ©. l’axon the early train this morning to assist in repairing the damage done to the Sunset Telepone Co.’s line by. the big forest fires in that vicinity. Many telegraph and lelephone poles have been destroyed and the companies are working bard to keep the lines is working order. 0 SIGN THE PETITION. A petition is being circalation requesting Congress to re-enact, the Chinese Exclusion Act, which expires May 5th, 1902. Everybody should signa it. The petitions can be found at the New Union, National and New York hotels, Giffin’s and Schmidt’s cigar stores, Vinton’s and Dickerman’s drug stores, Hartungs’ and Brand’s store and at the County Olerk’s office. Fa ONT A forest fire started on the Sutton ranch, pear the Narrow Gauge railroad, this morning. For a short while the flames gained great headway. A large force of men turned out and they soon got it under control. eS Superior CaurtVacation Yo More Business to be Gransacted Gill Yeoxt Wfonth. Judge ¥. T. Nilon this morning annou'iced that the Superior Court would take its annuel vacation, commencing tomorrow, and that no court matters would be heard till September 11th. He made an order ‘that the County Clerk be directed to-call in a foreign Judge in case of actual necessity during that time. ‘Tbe Clerk was also directed to draw all warfants. on the treasury for payment of the expenses of the judge, providing one be called. Judge Nilon, who is much in need of a‘rest, intends to make good use of the vacation and will take:a sea voyage to Alaska. , ee Votes of Interest. -For life insurance see T, B. Gray. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes ean be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wai. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tousorial ‘Parlors, on Commercia street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Wine und Whiskey Barrels for sale at W. D. Vinton’s. $la piece. 1t. OasH on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf Burravo Lacer Beer on draught, at 5 cents.a glass,at Council Ohambers W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig A good hot lunch will be served every oight at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Oool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall7-tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf. J. M. Foley calls the attention of our readers to his new advertisement, which appears in to-day’s TRANSORIPT. Init he speake of bis famous ice cream and invites those who have troubles of their own to call around and sample his frozen sweets, guaranteeing that their troubled faces will be changed to smiling ones. Melvin G. Treadwell and Miss Eva Pellew were married in this city last Saturday night. The bride is a resi-~ dent of Blue Tent and the groom is from Colgate, where the newly-mariried: couple will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Treadwell left for San Francisco yesterday morning. The 140 employes of the electrie rail— road were paid off last Saturday evening. . Carl Hicks, son of T, H. Hicks, found a check last Saturday drawn by the Nevada County Traction Oompany. Master Carl promptly returned it to Manager Fairchild. “The Bon Bon Party at the New Union platform last Saturday night was largely attended and proved to be a very pleasant-affeir, Articles Filed. California Central Sas & Glectrie Co. Incorporates. Articles of incorporation which will undoubtedly cause considerable interest in this vicinity, were filed in the office of the County Olerk this morning by the California Central Gas & Electric Company. It isthe purpose of the company to carry.on busines of distributing, selling and leising electricity or gas lighting and iiluminating purposes in Nevada, Sacramento, Butte Marin, Nap, Sonoma and other counties, The capital stock’of the corporation is $1,500,000 or $100 per share. The promoters are John Martin, John A. Britton, Fred H. Pierson, H. U. Roeding, H. KR. Noack. The principal place of businese is to be at San Francisco. +2 Se Taken Below. Sheriff D, B. Getchell went below today, having Hamilton and Black, the youthful burglars from Truckee, in custody. The Sheriff will take them fo San Quentin to servectheir terms of fifteen months each. Young Hosking, who was committed to. Whittier last Friday, was also taken below. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. jo21-tf —_~——-—160-2 A Woman With a Clear Complexion And a bright eye keeps her bowels active and her stomach in good order. Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative and a great digestive aid. It-clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a healthful condition. Get a 25c. package and try it tonight. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf os Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf “Gees Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf ~ Malaria Makes Impufe: Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma: aria. 60c my15.6m FA ell mT Pianos Tuned and Repaired. Store of Sacramento, is in thie city and parties desiring a piano tuner and repairer can secure the services of Mr. Rogers by leaving orders at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. adtf. i Pint Site L Quar’ Sige! 2 oe ee: 2 Quart Size vered delly Gl 35 cents . .Per Dozen. wie 90 =< 90 IGHTNING JARS » Going to Leave Us. ©. T. Rogers of Pommer’s Masic. . THE TRA Ralph W. Gaylord ents number of his gentlemen trieng, terday at bis home on Bros say that it was a very enjoyable aa) would be putting it mildly, A nner met MONDAY . eee 500 Porsonat A Mrs. Kuffel of You Charles L. Harris, who for the past six years has acted as shotgun messenger for Wells, Fargo & Oo., with headquarters in this city, has resigned his position, and Samuel Wolliver has been appointed to succeed him. Mr. Harris has secured a lucrative and redid banquet wis served ang.” sponsible position with the Malones. stories, interspersed with instrn,, © visit. Mining Cuanbay at Angels Canip, and selections, marked the piss: b W.N. Jones of § will leave for there the last of the. the festal board toaste wors civma town. : present week. Our friend Oharles has . mirth and joy held fall sway, Rs: W. 4H. ries xg is hosts of friends in this community; When the merry makers teh a ge es who will regret to learn of his de-. joyous scene, they did ay with 2 bia am Harr; parture. PraREIBR 5 seas Ralph a royal Mrs, Harry Usnka op 4 Visit. ’ BurraLo Lacga Brrr on draught, at ee 5 centsa glass, at Council Chambers, Oook's Water is a very Pupalar hy W, J. Britland, proprietor. jl9 {erage these hot days. SALE OF CORSETS where he bas a positic Gus Frandy returt One of our large windows is full of Corsets and more ¢ them are inside—all at SOc. a pair. : fornia mine this mort -4-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey D. M. Robbins c . 5*Hook Corsets in Black and Grey Camptonville laat eve Harry B. Blanton o! here spending a few d Hon. J. M. Wallin evening from San Frai Miss Carrie Guthrie ing for San Francisco Miss Honey Willian tor San Francisco to. : ° s SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne vada City for the next week. { You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to thes Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t have ty take them. j We are after some of your business and we are going gaia ; : awe have it if prices will bring you. . its fe Respectfully, E, Weiss of San Fra Mrs. Harmonand s Union Hotel on a visit dLleinex SZ oo, { E. W. Penrose ca Mrs.G. A. Church San Francisco, — ing for.a visit toSan . } Supeintendent L. rived here last evening cisco, ois Miss Genevia Bell. has been here on a vis turned home today. W. F. Englebright ke for San Francisco. Attorney T. S, Ford ing for San Francise ness. : Mrs. Ed A. Moore at morning for San Frane friends, : sy O. R. Gray left this: North Bloomfield tode M. Oalanan is over f1 : Ed’ Dobbie is dow Bloomfield. W E California Sweet Chocolate, : Chas. Bet sue : ge i ee "Mire, Jamel F. Goll K N OW Baby Pim-Olas to San Franchises on a: YO U stuffed olives, per bottle, 20¢ last evening, i k B. k Is Chocolate : Miss Bessie Waters, CAN unsweetened, 14 b. cake 20c San Fane My Wife’s Salad Dressing, Miss Marcella Browr U SE for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c pupione ona visit, Mushroom Catsup, W. Blasauf of Sa THESE ]} Crosse & Blackwell's, peuat 40¢ sar inane a , yesterday. Mies "Bettas of Os been spending the sut Ethek Mulloy returne day. J.H.Garie came di day’s stage from Dow! yesterday for San Frar Attorney Fred Searl day night from a busir Francisco. Mrs. A. H. Tickel! visiting in Sacramentc Saturday. Grant Oordrey arrive San Francisco on a fev bis family. Geo. Clark came d Bloomfield today. Miss Esther McBe Washington tomorroy visit, Superintendent D. J Home mine has returz trip at San Francisco. J.W. Finney, who CHAS. E. TIULLOY, Grocer. THE : OLD : FASHIONED_: WAY bt tt Of cleaning a watch or-clock was to lubricate the work with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grant: fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. . Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece, Each minute wheel must ti] freed: from anything which would retard the movement, We olean and repalt . watches thorougbly.--By having them adjusted frequently, years are addd . to their life: Watchmakers, Broad Street + + Nevada City cesses ss $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per. Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen . [Main Street, LEGG & SHAW GO. Nevada City. mine above Downievi Saturday, en route to . Mrs. J. F. Shaw e turned home Saturda: several weeks at Fore: N. A. Jones returne mine at Steep Hollow, his nephew, Frank W. D. P. Howell and fa > Who have been on through the mountain for their home. M brother to N. F. Howe James Kramer, the \ ington business man, Baturday. Mr, and Mrs, Jones. residing on Union str for the East. The Keynote of Economy Oan be struck here. A smal! amoutt of money will make-the rounds of th: store and gather up a big lot of Excellent Groceries in ites travels. These are not 90-celt values at $1, but dollar for dollit goods. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. shod at small cost. There Is Nothi ¥ HAVE*PROVIDED in our New Stores a Satisfactor ay Our experience extends over man the Coast than ours. We cheerfully return your mon ng L Miss Jessie Niven ike Leather When Well Put Together y Shoe Department where you can be fitted with excellent shoes at moderate prices. y years and we give you the benefit of it all—all we ask is reasonable profit. There isu’t.a more here on a visit to her to San Francisco this Mr: and Mrs, W. . Riverside returned le Oamptonyille on thei Mrs. J. Treanor ant Morning for Oamfr If you. will de ndu us. you will be Sond Shoe Store. . . and vetting tope, price $1.75. Keep Coo! and wear low shoes. New Shoes for Knowing Women . We have received frcm Eastern Makers a few of our. in stock a Ladies’ Double Sole Vici.Culf Shoe—very soft uppers—leoks like a Shoe, serviceable for out door wear, $2.25. Ladies’ Heavy Dcuble Sole Vici Kid, Hand Welt Shoes, a fine ctreet shoe, $2.50. Ladies? Fine Dongola Kid House Shoe, Ladies’ Low Shoes .for Hot Weather. Fall Lines of Fine Shoes. Huve eolid leather counters and insoles, kid This includes Oxfords and Slippers. “Koal” feet iusures a “Koal Head.” oar tga Kid ey if goods are not satisfactory. One price to all. We the latest fad—come in narrow widths and very reasonable, $8 75. trom Ato EE. Pricae, $8 and $8.50. “Same Quality in Vesting Tops. See samples in window. ° friends; ; — desir eee There is more Cata of the country than put together, and a years was supposed For-a great many § nounced it a local scribed local remed: Stantly failing tocar Ment, pronounced tf ence has proven cats . Stitutional disease, ¢ goles constitutional aterrb Cure, manu Shoes for Society Feet have just placed in stock for ladies a Patent Leather Shoe with Matt Kid Top Ladies’ 1 Strap Patent Tea Slipper—also same style Viol Kid. $1.75 and $1.00. Ladies’ Fine Lace Vici Kid Dress Boots, hand turned soles, This line i¢ letto™ We sell the Best . You can buy two pairs of Shoes here an welt soles, the reg heyy for $3. Regular value, $3.50. I 50 Shoe in th . Men’s Medium Weight Working Shoe. oe VV EY WE ID d pay. no more profit than you w Oo THE Sook: would on one pair elsewhere. Men’s Fine Vici Kid Shoes, latest st e World. All solid lace and congress, $1 50 S, lace and congress, mad USINESs. _ Low cuts in high favor. yles, lace and congress, $2.50 and $3. = Oheney & Oo., Tole only constitutional c Itis taken internally drops to a teaspoonf ly on the blood and of the system. The dred dollars for ar cure. Send. , Monials. se We are selling Men’s Fine Patent Leather Oxford, bat! ‘kid Front Store, Main Stree GRASS VALLEY. Ouly 50c at W. D. VinTelephone, Gra s Valley Stores, Main 57) L. HY e by Buckingham & Hecht, on wide French toe last, $2.50. ee —— —a" Address, -F, J ONE PRI Corner of Broad end Pine: Sts . ~<a i a

a ' City. THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY savas Chen seas Aug. 12, 1901 Superior Court. — The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today: Fogarty vs. Fogarty. Ordered that judgment be entered for plaintiff, each party to pay his own costs. Rubi Howard vs. Samuel and Mary Slocum. Judgment for’ defendant, each party to pay his own costs. Merrifield vs. Maryland Mining Oompany. Motion for new trial de-. nied, Scan : Kennedy, vs. Glonste. Demurrér® of defendant, Oatherine Gloster, overruled. Estate of Linda Wright, deceased. Final account approved. Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Estate of John F. Moody, deceased. Order to show cause ordered published. Fell Into a Skylight, Yesterday afternoon, about 4 o’clock, a@ young son of J.C. Dygert, whois a guest at the National Hotel, met with . a mishap which might have had a seri. ous ending. The boy was sitting near the skylight over the Postofiice, in the hotel, and he lost his balance and fell partly tbrough a portion of the glase in the frame-work. Luckily, he was held in that position until his cries were heard and asgistance came to his relief. As it was, the little fellow received two gashes on one of his legs and lost considerable blood. It happened that there was no one in the Postoffice at the time, which, perhaps, was fortunate, ae quite a lot of the heavy glass fell tothe floor. _ A Good Day’s Outing. The excursion to Olympia Park yesterday was well attended, and that JOHN WINTERS PEIGNS INSANITY. bay, where he had thrown it. VALLEJO, Aug. 12—The detectives in search of the gold stolen by John Winters succeeded in recovering sixtyfive thousand dollars worth of bullion this morning from the Seventy-six thousand dollars in gold bars is yet missing, although several sacks of the precious metal remain imbedded in the mud. The detectives have decided not to remove Winters from San Francisco until all the plunder has been recovered. _. The prisoner showed signs this morning of feigning insanity and keeps walking back and forth along the corridor, making peculiar noises and muttering incoherently. STRIKERS CLAIM = IMPORTANT GAINS. pletely tied up tomorrow. . popular resort presented a lively scene from morning until evening. The prize for the fastest swimmer . was awarded to Jerome Oonway, of this The sport in the water was greatly enjoyed—every bathing = suit. being in use. George Ragon won the PirtspurG, Aug. 12.—The strikers made an important gain in McKeesport and Bellare districts ‘this morning. The hands at the National Rolling Mills all quit work ‘The tube works were started, but the officials acknowledged that the plant will.be compelled to close down. ; The strikers claim that Riverside district will be comPresident no official information about the Western_situation, but regret that some of the unions have decided not to come out. . The Amalgamated Association has made gains today and have invaded the Carnegie plant. . prises in store for the manufacturers.” : haffer says: . “I have They have several surSAND TEAMSTERS DO ~ “NOT RETURN TO WORK. San Francisco, August 12—Secretary Rosenberg of prize offered to the winner of the boat . the Labor Council spent this morning discussing the strike . situation with other labor representatives with view to taking race. GQ. Oliver, of Grass Valley, won the boys’ ‘race. ‘ Io addition to the large number that went to the grounds by train, many drove there in private conveyances. Locat Hotes. The party who left the mosquito netting in the Postoffice can secure the same by asking for it-at the delivery window. ; Yesterday was the hottest day of the season, aud today was not much better, the thermometer running over a 100 at Hartung and Brand’s store. J. Kendrick and J. W. Nickerson . killed a fine large deer yesterday. F. . ‘farther steps, The pected this morning. sand teamsters refused to return to work as exIt is reported that the Port Costa warehousemen are all lout again. — Sea — stasis . Rushing the Work. . Bridges Jor the Electric Road . to Be Built Without Delay. . { =} Pierce was alsu successful in bringing bome one of the anthlered monarchs of the forest. ———— -+ 2@e + — -Christian Endeavor Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held at the Congregational church tomorrow evening at the usual hour, A fall attendance is desired. Delegates Go to San ‘Francisco. Rev. J. Sims, &. D. Mason, Mrs, J. Sims and Mrs. W. Browning, of 'Nevada City; and Mrs. Eugene Clark, of Grass Valley, left for San Francisco this morning. They will attend the Great Councils,.of the Improved Order of Red Men and Degree of Pocahontas, which will convene there this week, Meeting This Evening. A meeting of the local branch of the State Game and Fish Protective Association, will be held at Justice Cougblan’s Courtroom this evening at 8 o’clock. All members of this new organization should attend, in order. to discuss the various matters that will be brought up for consideration. Seeman A Picnic Party. A joily party of picnickers chartered Baker’s big 'bus yesterday and went down to Shebley’s. The outing was much evjoyed, and the party did not return until quite awhile after Old Sbdi had sunk to rest. @BAn abstaineredoes not bar Gilt Edge Whiskey. He even takes it asa medicine because it is pure. To Save Her Child. From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galieger, of La Grange, Ga., appled Buckien’s Arnica Salve to great sores on ber head and face, and writes its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Shin Eruptions, Outs, Burns, Scalds and Piles. 25c. Cure guaranteed by . W. D. Vinton, druggist. eo Astounded the Editor. Editor-8. A. Brown, of Bennetteville, 8.C, was once immensely surprised. “Through long saffering from Dysspepsia,” be writes, my wite was greatly run down. She had no strength or vigor and suffered great distress from her stomach, but she tried Electric Bitters which he!ped her at once, and, after using four bottles, she is eutirely well, can eat anything. Ii’s a grand tonic, and its gentle laxative qualities are splendid for torpid liver.” For Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach and Liver troubles ite, a positive, guarahteed cure, ton’s, . Aspecial meeting of the City Trus(tne was held today, when Superin. tendent Fairchild appeared and stated . to the Board the necessity of work . commencing on the bridges imme. diately, over which the new electric . railroad is to pass,in order that the road may be finished by September 9th. . The Board decided to have the work started immediately, in conjunction . with Mr. Fairchild, and to assist in . hastening it to a speedy conclusion. . Substantial wooden bridges will be built over Gold Run and Little Deer Oreek, snd the Broad-street. iron ; bridge over Deer Oreek is to be ma. tortally strengthened and_ braced. . Measurements were taken today for . the necessary lumber, and, as before . stated, work will be commenced with‘out delay. In the building and re. pairing of the bridges the city and the . electric railroad company are to stand . the expense equally. Important Meeting. Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. ¥., will at their regular meeting tomorrow evening decide upon a suitable uniform to wear on Admission Day and the day following. A full attendance of mem. bers is desired. eee The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic, It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless. form, No cure, no pay. Price, 250. my156m Doing Much Damage. Destructive Forest Fires Tow Burning. Theodore Schwartz, who was in town today from Pleasant Valley, reports that a forest fire broke out Sunday evening near the Hudson mine, and is rapidly spreading over a vast amount of territory. Although people living in the vicinity bave been fightiug to save their property the fire still remains unchecked in some directions, Chas, Ashburn Jr. and R. W. Gariison went to ©. l’axon the early train this morning to assist in repairing the damage done to the Sunset Telepone Co.’s line by. the big forest fires in that vicinity. Many telegraph and lelephone poles have been destroyed and the companies are working bard to keep the lines is working order. 0 SIGN THE PETITION. A petition is being circalation requesting Congress to re-enact, the Chinese Exclusion Act, which expires May 5th, 1902. Everybody should signa it. The petitions can be found at the New Union, National and New York hotels, Giffin’s and Schmidt’s cigar stores, Vinton’s and Dickerman’s drug stores, Hartungs’ and Brand’s store and at the County Olerk’s office. Fa ONT A forest fire started on the Sutton ranch, pear the Narrow Gauge railroad, this morning. For a short while the flames gained great headway. A large force of men turned out and they soon got it under control. eS Superior CaurtVacation Yo More Business to be Gransacted Gill Yeoxt Wfonth. Judge ¥. T. Nilon this morning annou'iced that the Superior Court would take its annuel vacation, commencing tomorrow, and that no court matters would be heard till September 11th. He made an order ‘that the County Clerk be directed to-call in a foreign Judge in case of actual necessity during that time. ‘Tbe Clerk was also directed to draw all warfants. on the treasury for payment of the expenses of the judge, providing one be called. Judge Nilon, who is much in need of a‘rest, intends to make good use of the vacation and will take:a sea voyage to Alaska. , ee Votes of Interest. -For life insurance see T, B. Gray. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes ean be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wai. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tousorial ‘Parlors, on Commercia street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Wine und Whiskey Barrels for sale at W. D. Vinton’s. $la piece. 1t. OasH on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf Burravo Lacer Beer on draught, at 5 cents.a glass,at Council Ohambers W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig A good hot lunch will be served every oight at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Oool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall7-tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf. J. M. Foley calls the attention of our readers to his new advertisement, which appears in to-day’s TRANSORIPT. Init he speake of bis famous ice cream and invites those who have troubles of their own to call around and sample his frozen sweets, guaranteeing that their troubled faces will be changed to smiling ones. Melvin G. Treadwell and Miss Eva Pellew were married in this city last Saturday night. The bride is a resi-~ dent of Blue Tent and the groom is from Colgate, where the newly-mariried: couple will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Treadwell left for San Francisco yesterday morning. The 140 employes of the electrie rail— road were paid off last Saturday evening. . Carl Hicks, son of T, H. Hicks, found a check last Saturday drawn by the Nevada County Traction Oompany. Master Carl promptly returned it to Manager Fairchild. “The Bon Bon Party at the New Union platform last Saturday night was largely attended and proved to be a very pleasant-affeir, Articles Filed. California Central Sas & Glectrie Co. Incorporates. Articles of incorporation which will undoubtedly cause considerable interest in this vicinity, were filed in the office of the County Olerk this morning by the California Central Gas & Electric Company. It isthe purpose of the company to carry.on busines of distributing, selling and leising electricity or gas lighting and iiluminating purposes in Nevada, Sacramento, Butte Marin, Nap, Sonoma and other counties, The capital stock’of the corporation is $1,500,000 or $100 per share. The promoters are John Martin, John A. Britton, Fred H. Pierson, H. U. Roeding, H. KR. Noack. The principal place of businese is to be at San Francisco. +2 Se Taken Below.

Sheriff D, B. Getchell went below today, having Hamilton and Black, the youthful burglars from Truckee, in custody. The Sheriff will take them fo San Quentin to servectheir terms of fifteen months each. Young Hosking, who was committed to. Whittier last Friday, was also taken below. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. jo21-tf —_~——-—160-2 A Woman With a Clear Complexion And a bright eye keeps her bowels active and her stomach in good order. Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative and a great digestive aid. It-clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a healthful condition. Get a 25c. package and try it tonight. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf os Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf “Gees Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf ~ Malaria Makes Impufe: Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma: aria. 60c my15.6m FA ell mT Pianos Tuned and Repaired. Store of Sacramento, is in thie city and parties desiring a piano tuner and repairer can secure the services of Mr. Rogers by leaving orders at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. adtf. i Pint Site L Quar’ Sige! 2 oe ee: 2 Quart Size vered delly Gl 35 cents . .Per Dozen. wie 90 =< 90 IGHTNING JARS » Going to Leave Us. ©. T. Rogers of Pommer’s Masic. . THE TRA Ralph W. Gaylord ents number of his gentlemen trieng, terday at bis home on Bros say that it was a very enjoyable aa) would be putting it mildly, A nner met MONDAY .. eee 500 Porsonat A Mrs. Kuffel of You Charles L. Harris, who for the past six years has acted as shotgun messenger for Wells, Fargo & Oo., with headquarters in this city, has resigned his position, and Samuel Wolliver has been appointed to succeed him. Mr. Harris has secured a lucrative and redid banquet wis served ang.” sponsible position with the Malones. stories, interspersed with instrn,, © visit. Mining Cuanbay at Angels Canip, and selections, marked the piss: b W.N. Jones of § will leave for there the last of the. the festal board toaste wors civma town. : present week. Our friend Oharles has . mirth and joy held fall sway, Rs: W. 4H. ries xg is hosts of friends in this community; When the merry makers teh a ge es who will regret to learn of his de-. joyous scene, they did ay with 2 bia am Harr; parture. PraREIBR 5 seas Ralph a royal Mrs, Harry Usnka op 4 Visit. ’ BurraLo Lacga Brrr on draught, at ee 5 centsa glass, at Council Chambers, Oook's Water is a very Pupalar hy W, J. Britland, proprietor. jl9 {erage these hot days. SALE OF CORSETS where he bas a positic Gus Frandy returt One of our large windows is full of Corsets and more ¢ them are inside—all at SOc. a pair. : fornia mine this mort -4-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey D. M. Robbins c . 5*Hook Corsets in Black and Grey Camptonville laat eve Harry B. Blanton o! here spending a few d Hon. J. M. Wallin evening from San Frai Miss Carrie Guthrie ing for San Francisco Miss Honey Willian tor San Francisco to. : ° s SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne vada City for the next week. { You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to thes Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t have ty take them. j We are after some of your business and we are going gaia ; : awe have it if prices will bring you. . its fe Respectfully, E, Weiss of San Fra Mrs. Harmonand s Union Hotel on a visit dLleinex SZ oo, { E. W. Penrose ca Mrs.G. A. Church San Francisco, — ing for.a visit toSan . } Supeintendent L. rived here last evening cisco, ois Miss Genevia Bell. has been here on a vis turned home today. W. F. Englebright ke for San Francisco. Attorney T. S, Ford ing for San Francise ness. : Mrs. Ed A. Moore at morning for San Frane friends, : sy O. R. Gray left this: North Bloomfield tode M. Oalanan is over f1 : Ed’ Dobbie is dow Bloomfield. W E California Sweet Chocolate, : Chas. Bet sue : ge i ee "Mire, Jamel F. Goll K N OW Baby Pim-Olas to San Franchises on a: YO U stuffed olives, per bottle, 20¢ last evening, i k B. k Is Chocolate : Miss Bessie Waters, CAN unsweetened, 14 b. cake 20c San Fane My Wife’s Salad Dressing, Miss Marcella Browr U SE for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c pupione ona visit, Mushroom Catsup, W. Blasauf of Sa THESE ]} Crosse & Blackwell's, peuat 40¢ sar inane a , yesterday. Mies "Bettas of Os been spending the sut Ethek Mulloy returne day. J.H.Garie came di day’s stage from Dow! yesterday for San Frar Attorney Fred Searl day night from a busir Francisco. Mrs. A. H. Tickel! visiting in Sacramentc Saturday. Grant Oordrey arrive San Francisco on a fev bis family. Geo. Clark came d Bloomfield today. Miss Esther McBe Washington tomorroy visit, Superintendent D. J Home mine has returz trip at San Francisco. J.W. Finney, who CHAS. E. TIULLOY, Grocer. THE : OLD : FASHIONED_: WAY bt tt Of cleaning a watch or-clock was to lubricate the work with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grant: fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. . Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece, Each minute wheel must ti] freed: from anything which would retard the movement, We olean and repalt . watches thorougbly.--By having them adjusted frequently, years are addd . to their life: Watchmakers, Broad Street + + Nevada City cesses ss $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per. Dozen 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen . [Main Street, LEGG & SHAW GO. Nevada City. mine above Downievi Saturday, en route to . Mrs. J. F. Shaw e turned home Saturda: several weeks at Fore: N. A. Jones returne mine at Steep Hollow, his nephew, Frank W. D. P. Howell and fa > Who have been on through the mountain for their home. M brother to N. F. Howe James Kramer, the \ ington business man, Baturday. Mr, and Mrs, Jones. residing on Union str for the East. The Keynote of Economy Oan be struck here. A smal! amoutt of money will make-the rounds of th: store and gather up a big lot of Excellent Groceries in ites travels. These are not 90-celt values at $1, but dollar for dollit goods. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. shod at small cost. There Is Nothi ¥ HAVE*PROVIDED in our New Stores a Satisfactor ay Our experience extends over man the Coast than ours. We cheerfully return your mon ng L Miss Jessie Niven ike Leather When Well Put Together y Shoe Department where you can be fitted with excellent shoes at moderate prices. y years and we give you the benefit of it all—all we ask is reasonable profit. There isu’t.a more here on a visit to her to San Francisco this Mr: and Mrs, W. . Riverside returned le Oamptonyille on thei Mrs. J. Treanor ant Morning for Oamfr If you. will de ndu us. you will be Sond Shoe Store. . . and vetting tope, price $1.75. Keep Coo! and wear low shoes. New Shoes for Knowing Women . We have received frcm Eastern Makers a few of our. in stock a Ladies’ Double Sole Vici.Culf Shoe—very soft uppers—leoks like a Shoe, serviceable for out door wear, $2.25. Ladies’ Heavy Dcuble Sole Vici Kid, Hand Welt Shoes, a fine ctreet shoe, $2.50. Ladies? Fine Dongola Kid House Shoe, Ladies’ Low Shoes .for Hot Weather. Fall Lines of Fine Shoes. Huve eolid leather counters and insoles, kid This includes Oxfords and Slippers. “Koal” feet iusures a “Koal Head.” oar tga Kid ey if goods are not satisfactory. One price to all. We the latest fad—come in narrow widths and very reasonable, $8 75. trom Ato EE. Pricae, $8 and $8.50. “Same Quality in Vesting Tops. See samples in window. ° friends; ; — desir eee There is more Cata of the country than put together, and a years was supposed For-a great many § nounced it a local scribed local remed: Stantly failing tocar Ment, pronounced tf ence has proven cats . Stitutional disease, ¢ goles constitutional aterrb Cure, manu Shoes for Society Feet have just placed in stock for ladies a Patent Leather Shoe with Matt Kid Top Ladies’ 1 Strap Patent Tea Slipper—also same style Viol Kid. $1.75 and $1.00. Ladies’ Fine Lace Vici Kid Dress Boots, hand turned soles, This line i¢ letto™ We sell the Best . You can buy two pairs of Shoes here an welt soles, the reg heyy for $3. Regular value, $3.50. I 50 Shoe in th . Men’s Medium Weight Working Shoe. oe VV EY WE ID d pay. no more profit than you w Oo THE Sook: would on one pair elsewhere. Men’s Fine Vici Kid Shoes, latest st e World. All solid lace and congress, $1 50 S, lace and congress, mad USINESs.. _ Low cuts in high favor. yles, lace and congress, $2.50 and $3. = Oheney & Oo., Tole only constitutional c Itis taken internally drops to a teaspoonf ly on the blood and of the system. The dred dollars for ar cure. Send. , Monials. se We are selling Men’s Fine Patent Leather Oxford, bat! ‘kid Front Store, Main Stree GRASS VALLEY. Ouly 50c at W. D. VinTelephone, Gra s Valley Stores, Main 57) L. HY e by Buckingham & Hecht, on wide French toe last, $2.50. ee —— —a" Address, -F, J ONE PRI Corner of Broad end Pine: Sts . ~<a i a