August 12, 1902 (4 pages)

1st lint alk at Bly Y that Dey AWsey, why sUCed to he rebelling 7 and £00 : <0n elaya Pardy Ationg mady Cable st; 11—~Min; > State Dap Venezuela, > Cut the a Rent, ad Street, Ng uire at th ats, ® the Very } veal on bay fornia, ETS HER » cts CORSE t Ea S for Ladi rset Departo here, Powder 1 it does not me it to give, s will be repleased with not had one. {}} d and tried. ident that it eal irocer Gar ie of . ae rice City ay ley. will 34 ery. at, Walley: Time ES of all » Keepers. r Watches ou have & , repairing Try us. tuns rEVADA Olt + ANSORIPT. Peas August 12, 1992 + Neus lems p Brief . Way sy Readers. ——ee boys were riding & 4 street last eve ning ‘. reared up and threw » were more scared than piging tod. a. Meachem as scalded to death by 4 few days ago. It is pis guilty of the cruel son was discharged from yesterday. He comty days sentence for t Truckee. Nilon’s vacation Judge th of Downieville will nch in this county, and lane of the Menlo Gold ny vs. J. M. Lakenan, ap on August 18th. edunt and petition for the estate of William ed, were filed with the yesterday and the heareld on Friday, August nd Julia Hoek left yesn Francisco where they er their visit inthe city, nok will go to Ventura n her school, and Miss ill return to this city to uties in the school deofthe playmates of Le5n_were invited to his ence Saturday, and the d a gay time romping and among the trees. played and refreshments 16 Comatsh, an eleven= i, residing at Indian Flat, scalded about the shoulje last Saturday. The arrying a vessel conteinpiling water, when the front and-some of the vas spilled over her, The te painful, ~~ friends of little Mary invited to spend last oon with her, it being the bday of the little Miss. n was spent in games and nents, such as delight the Tee cream, cake, lemndy were served. , a fourteen-year-old boy, mting with a wood lathe Foundry yesterday, and Pbeing seriously injured. work with a chisel’ on @ i that was in the lathe, hisel got stuck and was bm his hand. The tool np the.hand and in the pit h, knocking his wind out. ered unconscious for a ne Oe . Spreckies. sco, Aug. 11th—Jobn D. the Call, has sworn to 8. ging Governor Gage with pg the publication of the eto the Call’s own adtr publication of August lor the express purpose of > defeat my renominapublishers of that libelthey will keep on with until after the Republip have taken place. The eferred to is substantially pf the previous defamamalicious,. criminally me; and for which I shall th Leake and Spreekels. } the. second complaint I Be to have the trial.conny court selected by ake and, Boardman; but hall cause criminal comled in the county of my he constitution and law Henry T, GaGeE. oe + ow's This. ine Hundred Dollars Re' case of Oatarrh that can, by Hall’s Catarrh CureHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. dersigned, have known F. the last 15 years, and berfectly honorable in all bsactions and financially out any obligations made DAN, Wholesa'e druggists, KINNAN & Marvin, wholes, Toledo, O. rrh Cure is taken interdirectly upon the bloed services of the system. sent free. Price 75 cents Sold by all druggists. ily Pills are the best. Saps Your Vitality he brain. One dose of leadache Oure will cure low a pill, and the head ey cure neuralgia “box. For sale by H. ble agent. The fan WL CONE Visitors to be Welk Rntertained During ~ Ther Stay. The San Francisco Call of yesterday says Nevada County is making great efforts to induce the Pythian hosts to visit that region after the close of the conclave in San Francisco. The Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, the Board of Trustees of Grass Valley, the Hoard of Trustees of Nevada City, the Chamber of Commerce of Nevada City, the Board of Trade of Grass Valley, the Nevada.Cousty Promotion Committee, Spartan, Milo, Olympic and Summit lodges, Knights of Pythias, and Olympic Temple, Rathbone Sisters of Nevada county, are working jcintly to bring the Eastern visitor: Noveda county and give them a holiday. ~ An invitation has been issued to all the visitors in the name of the citizens of Nevada county, the banner gold mining county of California, to visit that section during the fourth week of August, stating that it will bean opportunity for an ideal outing in the’ mountains that the strangers should avail themselves of to find the weather perfect, the scenery among the most magnificent and inspiring on the Pacific Coast, and the whole region rich in thrilling historical interest and offering atypical California welcome. The Cal) also publishes the program which has heretofore appeared in these columns. Mel Last Nigh. The Nevada County promotion Committee held a meeting last evening and in the absence of Chairman Chas. Clinch C. F. Brayton was chosen to preside. A telegram from Samuel Butler stated that Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco had said. Nevada county’s exhibit at the Ferry Building was the best ofall. The Mayor also said he will come to this county on the K. of P. excursion. A communication was also received from the CaliHt WAS FOUTUNATE Lewis. Grieb . Met With 4 Painful Accident This Morning. About 7 o’clock this morning Earl Maurchie was leading his horge on Main street, near the bridge, on his way to Richard Noel’s blacksmith shop, when the animal shied and went over backwards into the trench, which is being dug for the drain pipe of the ineg & Shaw Cov The eut-ic-about eight feet deep, and after working around the horse for about an hourand.a-half, a derrick was erected of three poles held together with crowbar, which was sharpened at one end, and the animal hoisted.to the surface. dust as the horse reached the level of street, the derrick fell over and nght five men. knocking them down. The iron bar that was holding the derrick, struck Lewis Grieb of Rough and Ready, on the side of the head, causing 8 scalp wound an inch long and half an inch wide, and his right arm was bruised black and blue from the shonlder down. Dr. Sawyer put several stitches in the scalp and attended to Mr. Grieb’s other injuries. It was a very narrow escape for Mr. Grieb, for if be had been struck by the sharp end of the crowbar, it would have gone through his head. The About Old. Timers, What a Correspondent days About a Few San Franoisco, Aug, 10, 1902. Eprror Transcriet — Again, your “Old Timer” renews his acquaiptahceship with your good readers. Since I. last wrote I have met at this city a number of old) Nevada and Sierra ‘county people i them being— John W. Hughes, who formerly resided at North San Juan. Geo. W. Welch, the old-time book-. 'fownebip held a meeting at City Hall seller of Nevada City. ~ Sam. Kosminsky, in 1884, a merwhich are being held today and E. J. Its too hot to cook. and you will find it easy to stove. Article. We're Here With the Goods. Call on us a nieal without working over a hot We have eatables for all occasions. No Extra Charge for the Guarantee that goes with each Boned Chicken Salmon . prepare Prepared Lunch Baked Beans ,, Saratoga Chips Soused Mackerel ~ Smoked Herring Deviled Ham Sardines Oysters Fresh Crab Caviar Game Pates Clam Chowder} Sliced Pineapple ¢ Sliced Peaches Salad Dressing Swiss Cheese ' Grape Nuts) . Pickles (all kinds) Tongue ‘ Veal Loaf Soups Clams Bis-kit Flour of Them. Make Our Place your headquarters GEO. while waiting for the car. C. GAYLORD € SON CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE _ Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal hereabouts, among Democrats Meel. Last stabi ibe Damoarata of Nevgaa to nominate a ticket for the primaries ‘i Rector, 8. Lee Leiter and Jo V. Bell Frank Morris, an old-timer at North . were chosen. Three delegates are to San Juan, who bas been In the employ . be chosen and the voting place was ofthe State Harbor Commissioners . fixed at Justice of the Peace Coughfor fifteen years. : me Capt. Carl Seely, son of the late . Taylor,.Sidney Peard and J. E, Carr Jobn A. Seely, who was in the freight . were selected to attend to the matter department of your Narrow Gauge of inducing Democrats to attend the Railroad some years ago, is in the Post . State Convention, Office Department here. Capt. Seely . ¥a8 unanimously chosen the meeting’s did good service at Manilla with the. preference for the nomination for let California Volunteers. Mrs. Seely, . Congress. Mr. Ford, who was present, the mother of the Captain, lives here, thanked those present and made a few and is an invalid. Ben. Hazeltine, who used to live -at: Sebastopol, is in'the Post Office serlan’s office. W; Hs Martino, Frank Thomas 8. Ford remarks about his candidacy. horse was skinued somewhat. —_———~+ #oe Juan. berman of Columbia Hill. L W. Evans is over from North San . bale and hearty. Juan. mento. J. M. Scott is here from San Fran-” cisco, B. Beid and wife are here from Alameda. seems to deal with him kindly. here. Thos, Evans formerly of North San Charley Brown, formerly of SweetGoing and Coming. =" J. C. Brederick, the old-time lumHe is still . Jake Holland, formerly deputy sherAff of your county, is here. The world Dr. H.S. Welch has a fine practice “. Cpushing Rock. ———--+ #@e »—_+—— A Fainting Spell. J°ff Lovelady and Thomas Marker are having twentytons of good rock, from their mine out on Reok creek, crushed at the Nevada County mill, From appearances it should turn out Marcus Blum is atiil in the Mayor's . well. . W.J. Langevin is here from a office, and is still 8 bachelor, . TAYLORS BOT ~~, B. Graves of Alameda is here on . a visit. J. Hungway of Denver is here on mining business. _J. BR. Jones and J. Cameron are over from Relief Hili. -E. Penrose is down from North Bloomfield. : : fornia Cycling Club stating that they . would be present and take part in a twenty-mile relay race at the picnic on the 22nd. The matter of awarding the various privieges will be taken up at the meeting Friday night. Fred Searls was selected as president of the day for Friday, August 22d. Fred Zeitler, president. of the--California Miner’s ‘Association, was present and stated that he was taking an active part in making preparations for the camp stew to be served at the picnic. The committee appointed to interview the merchants of this city and Ghass Valley about closing their stores on the pienie day reported good success. Laid at Rest. The funeral of the late Mrs. J. O'Connor took place this morning from the family residence on Nimrod street, with services at St. Canice Catholic cbureh at 10:80 o’clock, and a requiem mass was held for the repose ot her soul. The attendance was very large, the deceased lady’s many acquaintances being present to pay their last sad respects to a true and valued friend. Following were the pall bearers: Gus Fischer, James G. Neagle, Wm. Walters, Ed. Coughlan, John Rafter and*Vic Sauvee. The floral pieces were profuse and very beautiful. (e@e . Finest of Raspberries. Yee Lee, who conducts the Chinese store at the Pleza bridge, has purchased thie season’s crop of raspberries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valley. These arethe finest raspberries in the market, and he is prepared to fill all orders for putting up. jyl0+210 ———__—_— Notice to the Public. On and after Sunday, July 18th, the ; depot of the Union Ice Company will close every Sunday at 12 o’clock m. Orders left Saturday evening or early Sunday morning will receive prompt attention. js Uwton Ioz Co. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Gignatare of es ‘ Notice to Water Consumers. Water consumers are hereby notified that they must not use as much water for irrigation purposes, as they have been in the habit of doing, or the: supply will ran short. f Hive MoRCHIE, . Water Collector. a8-lw ' @ . Miss Emile Delbridge has returned . are here from Yuba Oity. . healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin City last evening and left this morning for San Francisco, Mrs. Lawrence came down from Downieville Iast evening and left for Sacramento. 7 Mrs. Willy Wolf came down from Forest City last night and left today for San Francisco. W. Davies returned today to San Franciseo after a visit to friends at Forest City. , John Evans has gone to Campbell Springs for the benefit of his health. from a visit to Oak Park. George Magruder and T: L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stonebridge, who have been here on a visit, left this morning to visit at San Francisco before returning to their jome in New York. Supervisor Al. Wood came over from North San Juan this morning and left for Bartlett Springs for the benefit. of his health. Misses Nora and Delia Hussey returned last evening from San Francisco. Miss Nellie Mott of Sacramento is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. G. J. Rector. ie . L. Sukeforth is down from Graniteville on a visit to his family. Mias Lula Ashburn arrived here last evening-from San Francisco to visit hér parents. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Waters returned from Stcckton last evening. Miss Leola Hauver of Auburn ie here visiting the family of O. W. Godfrey. : Mrs, Drary, who has been visiting at Goodyear Bar, returned today to Keswick. ee Professional Palmist. Lady Celeste, a professional palmist, who comes highly recommended, is located at the New Union Hotel in this city. The lady was for years a student of the famous Cheiro, and her readings are reliable in every respect. Young men and women who have not yet ehosen a profession should consult her. All matters pertaining to love and matrimony truthfully foretold. Reception hours from 9a, m.to 9 p.m. j80-lw Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on acuttately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Backlen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s . . drug store. . ~+60 A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ~° Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage. Meats you should send your orders to Griseei Bros., COommersial street. The finest of beef, pork, matton and Jam» B, Nathan, formerly of Grass Valley, is here taking it easy. " Hon. M. Brown, Assem blyman from . home on East Broad street, by W. H. Ban Mateo county, informs me that be was among the first to string the experimental electric wires on your atreets in 1887. Afterwards he‘ went to mining in Washington, J. Hayes came down trom Stora + Practicing law in this city, and is’ an able and influential gentleman. O. P. Stidger, son of Jas. A. Stidger, was tendered an official position in the new Court of Claims for South [ndian Territory, on the recommendation of ex-Supreme Court Commissioner, H. 8. Foote, but he declined the position, on account of his large and lucrative business in this city. — = sesenecacriee Hon. W. £. F. Deai, one of your forvelt the degree of doctor of laws, mer townsmen, has offices in the NeQuite fitting. He'san old bend at that. vada Block, and has an immense practice. He isat the head of the great law firm of Deal, Twausky & Wells. . '"Y Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it is An attorney, whom I regard as the . PUre. : shrewdest mining lawyer in this State, Wichmen, Lutgen & Co., San Fransaid to me a few days ago: “I tell you asa fact, that Deal is the very best) mioing lawyer on the Pacifis Uoast. That branch of his profession has been I his life study, and then why should he blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New not be successful, as he always is, in all bis mning suite ? He is deserving] Jaundice, Maleria, Fever and Ague of~his success.” Mrs. E. B. Harris, widow of Dr. E, . Purely vegetable; B. Harris, who practiced medicine at North San Juan in the seventies, resides here. She is as affable as ever. Dr. Harris died here about two years Harvey Cooper, the well known lumber man, fainted away on Broad street this morning, and was taken to his Smith, the groceryman. : a OO — Sinca 1875 the United States has lost $8,000,000,000 by fire. About that time He is now a report-wassubmitted to the House shown that fire losses in Europe were comparatively small, on account of the fireproof construction of buildings there, but she lesson thus enforced was lost upon the American people. wee om <=7¥ The University of Chicago has decided to confer on President Roose2-2 @e ~~ The next time you call fora drink All first-class dealers sell it. cisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. —_——_—_—+ +@e > -——— ; ‘fis Easy to Peel Good, Countless thousands have founda Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, and all Liver and Stomach troubles. never gri or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, + +22 They: Work While You Sleep. While your mind and body rest CasMrs. Robt. McMurray still resides carets Candy Cathartic repair your -+ot—Representatives,in--which ifwas} “Dale Posiponed. — The Directors of the Seventeenth District Agricultural Association have concluded to postpone the opening of the pavilion and fair from Tuesday, September 28rd, to Tuesday, October 7th. The Auditorium at Grass Valley has been engaged for the first named date, and as the exbibit is to te held there, it was necessary to postpone the event. -Another innovation which the Directors propose to make, will be in the size of purses offered for the racing events. Instead of giving large purses for fast horses from the outside to come here, fair purses will be hung up for which district horses will compete. In this Way local horsemen will be encouraged, aud the breed of horses greatly improved. coe Whisky— . More whisky— ; : “Jesse Moore” Whisky—the best. In Nevada Oity, Augu t 11, 1902, to William Hill and wife, a son. flavoring Extras anepeee 4 oz. 8oz VANILLA 25 50 ROSE Joc teas 28 50 28 50 RASPBERRY 25 50 STRAWBERRY... 25 ‘50 FRUIT COLORING.. 25 50 25 50 25-50. 50 The above goods aré put up under our own name and are guarnateed to please. Oustomers invariably aak for them again and again. 000000 Tea Blenders Nevada Oity, Oal. Coffee Roasters Broad street aatahantacialalaintataheinlallalsisiaisialeht here. She has an elegant home in the digestion, your liver, your bowels, Western Addition. More anon. ~ put them in perfect order. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold Ou Timm. Jin bulk, All druggists, 10. Business Locals. For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand cigars can be found at W.J. Britian wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they Council Chambers. Loveland is now selling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery: Try it and you will always A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool mn HOTEL BADBER SHOD. beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. Fresh Every Day. are the most delicious in thecity. Cosy parlors. Prompt eervice. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City Changed Hands Try them. tf nov6-tf jull/ tf The Curse of Womankind © Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sher-. 7 D lace in the city where Sbavman’s Headache Cure gives instant rehe only p ¥, . lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. — F. M. & R. B. SMITH, Prop’rs. —$ «$k ing is. done without Soap. . Immediate relief ]Face Massage a Specialty. Shoes shined in the latest styles by an up-to-date man. = the market. {e21-tt et Everybody Pleased Best in Town E had a big ran on our Ice Cream and Oandies during the past week, and many were the com©eO®© : pomen we received. Our aim is purity and cleaniness and prompt and courteous treatment. > Moodpecter: fia Mk $ Tew Shape t t Yow Size = : Sweet and Fragrant Ory Ghem : : : N. S.floffjMd. Taylor’s Tea & Coffee House} If you ‘think —; Your Eyes Need Glasses VINTON’S PHARMACY. We are selling Patton’s Paint so fast We hardly think the etock will last. The sales are piling up so high They will surely reach above the sky. We are having such-a boom We will soon be sailing round the moon, Selling Paint to the fellow up so high And all the other planets in the sky. 44neeed Old Sol Cannot Blister Nor Fade Patior’s Sun-Proot_ Pai Try it. Guaranteed for five years. PEPPY GEO. E. TURNER Pine Street, Nevada City. ‘ Ate Big ec Trt Tt “47 E have made a big reduction on all our Summer Goods and are determined to clear our shelves and make room for fall goods. Come and get our prices. SNELL © FLEMING 9 0 km ' TARVER VYAY RI EYRG RINE EY EVE OO » Now is the time ® -to Buy Price List . Large Green Olives 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents per quart. Green Olives . 25 cents per quart Sweet. Pic eee eae pex esescraneschesvaneenn, 2 Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips Pickled Pigsfeet .25 cents per quart 25 cents per quart 25 cents a pound 10. cents a pound Ohe Bee Stwe Srocery, ) J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ” Ganlalivd asst ia ve Se sw aswlalve wavalavalavalss a N80 A M00 CR umber . Whether it’e a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is a8 good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS s Electric Cars Pass ow Telephone 521. bd « * * * * * * * * » * * * * ¥ * * * : * * * * * * a * ¥ * * * % * x : *« x : \ RAIA ARRAN — Made*by ) . i k: Don’t delay having them examined by R. J. Bennetts.

1st lint alk at Bly Y that Dey AWsey, why sUCed to he rebelling 7 and £00 : <0n elaya Pardy Ationg mady Cable st; 11—~Min; > State Dap Venezuela, > Cut the a Rent, ad Street, Ng uire at th ats, ® the Very } veal on bay fornia, ETS HER » cts CORSE t Ea S for Ladi rset Departo here, Powder 1 it does not me it to give, s will be repleased with not had one. {}} d and tried. ident that it eal irocer Gar ie of . ae rice City ay ley. will 34 ery. at, Walley: Time ES of all » Keepers. r Watches ou have & , repairing Try us. tuns rEVADA Olt + ANSORIPT. Peas August 12, 1992 + Neus lems p Brief . Way sy Readers. ——ee boys were riding & 4 street last eve ning ‘. reared up and threw » were more scared than piging tod. a. Meachem as scalded to death by 4 few days ago. It is pis guilty of the cruel son was discharged from yesterday. He comty days sentence for t Truckee. Nilon’s vacation Judge th of Downieville will nch in this county, and lane of the Menlo Gold ny vs. J. M. Lakenan, ap on August 18th. edunt and petition for the estate of William ed, were filed with the yesterday and the heareld on Friday, August nd Julia Hoek left yesn Francisco where they er their visit inthe city, nok will go to Ventura n her school, and Miss ill return to this city to uties in the school deofthe playmates of Le5n_were invited to his ence Saturday, and the d a gay time romping and among the trees. played and refreshments 16 Comatsh, an eleven= i, residing at Indian Flat, scalded about the shoulje last Saturday. The arrying a vessel conteinpiling water, when the front and-some of the vas spilled over her, The te painful, ~~ friends of little Mary invited to spend last oon with her, it being the bday of the little Miss. n was spent in games and nents, such as delight the Tee cream, cake, lemndy were served. , a fourteen-year-old boy, mting with a wood lathe Foundry yesterday, and Pbeing seriously injured. work with a chisel’ on @ i that was in the lathe, hisel got stuck and was bm his hand. The tool np the.hand and in the pit h, knocking his wind out. ered unconscious for a ne Oe . Spreckies. sco, Aug. 11th—Jobn D. the Call, has sworn to 8. ging Governor Gage with pg the publication of the eto the Call’s own adtr publication of August lor the express purpose of > defeat my renominapublishers of that libelthey will keep on with until after the Republip have taken place. The eferred to is substantially pf the previous defamamalicious,. criminally me; and for which I shall th Leake and Spreekels. } the. second complaint I Be to have the trial.conny court selected by ake and, Boardman; but hall cause criminal comled in the county of my he constitution and law Henry T, GaGeE. oe + ow's This. ine Hundred Dollars Re' case of Oatarrh that can, by Hall’s Catarrh CureHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. dersigned, have known F. the last 15 years, and berfectly honorable in all bsactions and financially out any obligations made DAN, Wholesa'e druggists, KINNAN & Marvin, wholes, Toledo, O. rrh Cure is taken interdirectly upon the bloed services of the system. sent free. Price 75 cents Sold by all druggists. ily Pills are the best. Saps Your Vitality he brain. One dose of leadache Oure will cure low a pill, and the head ey cure neuralgia “box. For sale by H. ble agent. The fan WL CONE Visitors to be Welk Rntertained During ~ Ther Stay. The San Francisco Call of yesterday says Nevada County is making great efforts to induce the Pythian hosts to visit that region after the close of the conclave in San Francisco. The Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, the Board of Trustees of Grass Valley, the Hoard of Trustees of Nevada City, the Chamber of Commerce of Nevada City, the Board of Trade of Grass Valley, the Nevada.Cousty Promotion Committee, Spartan, Milo, Olympic and Summit lodges, Knights of Pythias, and Olympic Temple, Rathbone Sisters of Nevada county, are working jcintly to bring the Eastern visitor: Noveda county and give them a holiday. ~ An invitation has been issued to all the visitors in the name of the citizens of Nevada county, the banner gold mining county of California, to visit that section during the fourth week of August, stating that it will bean opportunity for an ideal outing in the’ mountains that the strangers should avail themselves of to find the weather perfect, the scenery among the most magnificent and inspiring on the Pacific Coast, and the whole region rich in thrilling historical interest and offering atypical California welcome. The Cal) also publishes the program which has heretofore appeared in these columns. Mel Last Nigh. The Nevada County promotion Committee held a meeting last evening and in the absence of Chairman Chas. Clinch C. F. Brayton was chosen to preside. A telegram from Samuel Butler stated that Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco had said. Nevada county’s exhibit at the Ferry Building was the best ofall. The Mayor also said he will come to this county on the K. of P. excursion. A communication was also received from the CaliHt WAS FOUTUNATE Lewis. Grieb . Met With 4 Painful Accident This Morning. About 7 o’clock this morning Earl Maurchie was leading his horge on Main street, near the bridge, on his way to Richard Noel’s blacksmith shop, when the animal shied and went over backwards into the trench, which is being dug for the drain pipe of the ineg & Shaw Cov The eut-ic-about eight feet deep, and after working around the horse for about an hourand.a-half, a derrick was erected of three poles held together with crowbar, which was sharpened at one end, and the animal hoisted.to the surface. dust as the horse reached the level of street, the derrick fell over and nght five men. knocking them down. The iron bar that was holding the derrick, struck Lewis Grieb of Rough and Ready, on the side of the head, causing 8 scalp wound an inch long and half an inch wide, and his right arm was bruised black and blue from the shonlder down. Dr. Sawyer put several stitches in the scalp and attended to Mr. Grieb’s other injuries. It was a very narrow escape for Mr. Grieb, for if be had been struck by the sharp end of the crowbar, it would have gone through his head. The About Old. Timers, What a Correspondent days About a Few San Franoisco, Aug, 10, 1902. Eprror Transcriet — Again, your “Old Timer” renews his acquaiptahceship with your good readers. Since I. last wrote I have met at this city a number of old) Nevada and Sierra ‘county people i them being— John W. Hughes, who formerly resided at North San Juan. Geo. W. Welch, the old-time book-. 'fownebip held a meeting at City Hall seller of Nevada City. ~ Sam. Kosminsky, in 1884, a merwhich are being held today and E. J. Its too hot to cook. and you will find it easy to stove. Article. We're Here With the Goods. Call on us a nieal without working over a hot We have eatables for all occasions. No Extra Charge for the Guarantee that goes with each Boned Chicken Salmon . prepare Prepared Lunch Baked Beans ,, Saratoga Chips Soused Mackerel ~ Smoked Herring Deviled Ham Sardines Oysters Fresh Crab Caviar Game Pates Clam Chowder} Sliced Pineapple ¢ Sliced Peaches Salad Dressing Swiss Cheese ' Grape Nuts) . Pickles (all kinds) Tongue ‘ Veal Loaf Soups Clams Bis-kit Flour of Them. Make Our Place your headquarters GEO. while waiting for the car. C. GAYLORD € SON CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE _ Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal hereabouts, among Democrats Meel. Last stabi ibe Damoarata of Nevgaa to nominate a ticket for the primaries ‘i Rector, 8. Lee Leiter and Jo V. Bell Frank Morris, an old-timer at North . were chosen. Three delegates are to San Juan, who bas been In the employ . be chosen and the voting place was ofthe State Harbor Commissioners . fixed at Justice of the Peace Coughfor fifteen years. : me Capt. Carl Seely, son of the late . Taylor,.Sidney Peard and J. E, Carr Jobn A. Seely, who was in the freight . were selected to attend to the matter department of your Narrow Gauge of inducing Democrats to attend the Railroad some years ago, is in the Post . State Convention, Office Department here. Capt. Seely . ¥a8 unanimously chosen the meeting’s did good service at Manilla with the. preference for the nomination for let California Volunteers. Mrs. Seely, . Congress. Mr. Ford, who was present, the mother of the Captain, lives here, thanked those present and made a few and is an invalid. Ben. Hazeltine, who used to live -at: Sebastopol, is in'the Post Office serlan’s office. W; Hs Martino, Frank Thomas 8. Ford remarks about his candidacy. horse was skinued somewhat. —_———~+ #oe Juan. berman of Columbia Hill. L W. Evans is over from North San . bale and hearty. Juan. mento. J. M. Scott is here from San Fran-” cisco, B. Beid and wife are here from Alameda. seems to deal with him kindly. here. Thos, Evans formerly of North San Charley Brown, formerly of SweetGoing and Coming. =" J. C. Brederick, the old-time lumHe is still . Jake Holland, formerly deputy sherAff of your county, is here. The world Dr. H.S. Welch has a fine practice “. Cpushing Rock. ———--+ #@e »—_+—— A Fainting Spell. J°ff Lovelady and Thomas Marker are having twentytons of good rock, from their mine out on Reok creek, crushed at the Nevada County mill, From appearances it should turn out Marcus Blum is atiil in the Mayor's . well. . W.J. Langevin is here from a office, and is still 8 bachelor, . TAYLORS BOT ~~, B. Graves of Alameda is here on . a visit. J. Hungway of Denver is here on mining business. _J. BR. Jones and J. Cameron are over from Relief Hili. -E. Penrose is down from North Bloomfield. : : fornia Cycling Club stating that they . would be present and take part in a twenty-mile relay race at the picnic on the 22nd. The matter of awarding the various privieges will be taken up at the meeting Friday night. Fred Searls was selected as president of the day for Friday, August 22d. Fred Zeitler, president. of the--California Miner’s ‘Association, was present and stated that he was taking an active part in making preparations for the camp stew to be served at the picnic. The committee appointed to interview the merchants of this city and Ghass Valley about closing their stores on the pienie day reported good success. Laid at Rest. The funeral of the late Mrs. J. O'Connor took place this morning from the family residence on Nimrod street, with services at St. Canice Catholic cbureh at 10:80 o’clock, and a requiem mass was held for the repose ot her soul. The attendance was very large, the deceased lady’s many

acquaintances being present to pay their last sad respects to a true and valued friend. Following were the pall bearers: Gus Fischer, James G. Neagle, Wm. Walters, Ed. Coughlan, John Rafter and*Vic Sauvee. The floral pieces were profuse and very beautiful. (e@e . Finest of Raspberries. Yee Lee, who conducts the Chinese store at the Pleza bridge, has purchased thie season’s crop of raspberries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valley. These arethe finest raspberries in the market, and he is prepared to fill all orders for putting up. jyl0+210 ———__—_— Notice to the Public. On and after Sunday, July 18th, the ; depot of the Union Ice Company will close every Sunday at 12 o’clock m. Orders left Saturday evening or early Sunday morning will receive prompt attention. js Uwton Ioz Co. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Gignatare of es ‘ Notice to Water Consumers. Water consumers are hereby notified that they must not use as much water for irrigation purposes, as they have been in the habit of doing, or the: supply will ran short. f Hive MoRCHIE, . Water Collector. a8-lw ' @ . Miss Emile Delbridge has returned . are here from Yuba Oity. . healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin City last evening and left this morning for San Francisco, Mrs. Lawrence came down from Downieville Iast evening and left for Sacramento. 7 Mrs. Willy Wolf came down from Forest City last night and left today for San Francisco. W. Davies returned today to San Franciseo after a visit to friends at Forest City. , John Evans has gone to Campbell Springs for the benefit of his health. from a visit to Oak Park. George Magruder and T: L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stonebridge, who have been here on a visit, left this morning to visit at San Francisco before returning to their jome in New York. Supervisor Al. Wood came over from North San Juan this morning and left for Bartlett Springs for the benefit. of his health. Misses Nora and Delia Hussey returned last evening from San Francisco. Miss Nellie Mott of Sacramento is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. G. J. Rector. ie . L. Sukeforth is down from Graniteville on a visit to his family. Mias Lula Ashburn arrived here last evening-from San Francisco to visit hér parents. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Waters returned from Stcckton last evening. Miss Leola Hauver of Auburn ie here visiting the family of O. W. Godfrey. : Mrs, Drary, who has been visiting at Goodyear Bar, returned today to Keswick. ee Professional Palmist. Lady Celeste, a professional palmist, who comes highly recommended, is located at the New Union Hotel in this city. The lady was for years a student of the famous Cheiro, and her readings are reliable in every respect. Young men and women who have not yet ehosen a profession should consult her. All matters pertaining to love and matrimony truthfully foretold. Reception hours from 9a, m.to 9 p.m. j80-lw Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on acuttately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Backlen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s . . drug store. . ~+60 A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ~° Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage. Meats you should send your orders to Griseei Bros., COommersial street. The finest of beef, pork, matton and Jam» B, Nathan, formerly of Grass Valley, is here taking it easy. " Hon. M. Brown, Assem blyman from . home on East Broad street, by W. H. Ban Mateo county, informs me that be was among the first to string the experimental electric wires on your atreets in 1887. Afterwards he‘ went to mining in Washington, J. Hayes came down trom Stora + Practicing law in this city, and is’ an able and influential gentleman. O. P. Stidger, son of Jas. A. Stidger, was tendered an official position in the new Court of Claims for South [ndian Territory, on the recommendation of ex-Supreme Court Commissioner, H. 8. Foote, but he declined the position, on account of his large and lucrative business in this city. — = sesenecacriee Hon. W. £. F. Deai, one of your forvelt the degree of doctor of laws, mer townsmen, has offices in the NeQuite fitting. He'san old bend at that. vada Block, and has an immense practice. He isat the head of the great law firm of Deal, Twausky & Wells. . '"Y Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it is An attorney, whom I regard as the . PUre. : shrewdest mining lawyer in this State, Wichmen, Lutgen & Co., San Fransaid to me a few days ago: “I tell you asa fact, that Deal is the very best) mioing lawyer on the Pacifis Uoast. That branch of his profession has been I his life study, and then why should he blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New not be successful, as he always is, in all bis mning suite ? He is deserving] Jaundice, Maleria, Fever and Ague of~his success.” Mrs. E. B. Harris, widow of Dr. E, . Purely vegetable; B. Harris, who practiced medicine at North San Juan in the seventies, resides here. She is as affable as ever. Dr. Harris died here about two years Harvey Cooper, the well known lumber man, fainted away on Broad street this morning, and was taken to his Smith, the groceryman. : a OO — Sinca 1875 the United States has lost $8,000,000,000 by fire. About that time He is now a report-wassubmitted to the House shown that fire losses in Europe were comparatively small, on account of the fireproof construction of buildings there, but she lesson thus enforced was lost upon the American people. wee om <=7¥ The University of Chicago has decided to confer on President Roose2-2 @e ~~ The next time you call fora drink All first-class dealers sell it. cisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. —_——_—_—+ +@e > -——— ; ‘fis Easy to Peel Good, Countless thousands have founda Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, and all Liver and Stomach troubles. never gri or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, + +22 They: Work While You Sleep. While your mind and body rest CasMrs. Robt. McMurray still resides carets Candy Cathartic repair your -+ot—Representatives,in--which ifwas} “Dale Posiponed. — The Directors of the Seventeenth District Agricultural Association have concluded to postpone the opening of the pavilion and fair from Tuesday, September 28rd, to Tuesday, October 7th. The Auditorium at Grass Valley has been engaged for the first named date, and as the exbibit is to te held there, it was necessary to postpone the event. -Another innovation which the Directors propose to make, will be in the size of purses offered for the racing events. Instead of giving large purses for fast horses from the outside to come here, fair purses will be hung up for which district horses will compete. In this Way local horsemen will be encouraged, aud the breed of horses greatly improved. coe Whisky— . More whisky— ; : “Jesse Moore” Whisky—the best. In Nevada Oity, Augu t 11, 1902, to William Hill and wife, a son. flavoring Extras anepeee 4 oz. 8oz VANILLA 25 50 ROSE Joc teas 28 50 28 50 RASPBERRY 25 50 STRAWBERRY..... 25 ‘50 FRUIT COLORING... 25 50 25 50 25-50. 50 The above goods aré put up under our own name and are guarnateed to please. Oustomers invariably aak for them again and again. 000000 Tea Blenders Nevada Oity, Oal. Coffee Roasters Broad street aatahantacialalaintataheinlallalsisiaisialeht here. She has an elegant home in the digestion, your liver, your bowels, Western Addition. More anon. ~ put them in perfect order. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold Ou Timm. Jin bulk, All druggists, 10. Business Locals. For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand cigars can be found at W.J. Britian wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they Council Chambers. Loveland is now selling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery: Try it and you will always A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool mn HOTEL BADBER SHOD. beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. Fresh Every Day.. are the most delicious in thecity. Cosy parlors. Prompt eervice. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City Changed Hands Try them. tf nov6-tf jull/ tf The Curse of Womankind © Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sher-. 7 D lace in the city where Sbavman’s Headache Cure gives instant rehe only p ¥, . lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. — F. M. & R. B. SMITH, Prop’rs. —$ «$k ing is. done without Soap. . Immediate relief ]Face Massage a Specialty. Shoes shined in the latest styles by an up-to-date man. = the market. {e21-tt et Everybody Pleased Best in Town E had a big ran on our Ice Cream and Oandies during the past week, and many were the com©eO®© : pomen we received. Our aim is purity and cleaniness and prompt and courteous treatment. > Moodpecter: fia Mk $ Tew Shape t t Yow Size = : Sweet and Fragrant Ory Ghem : : : N. S.floffjMd. Taylor’s Tea & Coffee House} If you ‘think —; Your Eyes Need Glasses VINTON’S PHARMACY. We are selling Patton’s Paint so fast We hardly think the etock will last. The sales are piling up so high They will surely reach above the sky. We are having such-a boom We will soon be sailing round the moon, Selling Paint to the fellow up so high And all the other planets in the sky. 44neeed Old Sol Cannot Blister Nor Fade Patior’s Sun-Proot_ Pai Try it. Guaranteed for five years. PEPPY GEO. E. TURNER Pine Street, Nevada City. ‘ Ate Big ec Trt Tt “47 E have made a big reduction on all our Summer Goods and are determined to clear our shelves and make room for fall goods. Come and get our prices. SNELL © FLEMING 9 0 km ' TARVER VYAY RI EYRG RINE EY EVE OO » Now is the time ® -to Buy Price List . Large Green Olives 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives 25 cents per quart. Green Olives . 25 cents per quart Sweet. Pic eee eae pex esescraneschesvaneenn, 2 Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips Pickled Pigsfeet .25 cents per quart 25 cents per quart 25 cents a pound 10. cents a pound Ohe Bee Stwe Srocery, ) J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ” Ganlalivd asst ia ve Se sw aswlalve wavalavalavalss a N80 A M00 CR umber . Whether it’e a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is a8 good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS s Electric Cars Pass ow Telephone 521. bd « * * * * * * * * » * * * * ¥ * * * : * * * * * * a * ¥ * * * % * x : *« x : \ RAIA ARRAN — Made*by ) . i k: Don’t delay having them examined by R. J. Bennetts.