August 15, 1901 (4 pages)

eterna THE TRANSCRIPT. Ridge Wining Outlook. Drawbacks of Gonapah Ball at Washington. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. Box B. Frank E. Wright Finds Sood Difficulty Sxporienced in SetGiekets Selling Issued Every!Evening, Sundays Excepted . The Wright and Bailey. mine, near AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, & The Tonopah correspondent of the ore, and the company intends to put up 8 large mill soon. Frank E. Wright, . the well known mining man, has been . making some assays from rock taken TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mall, + «+ = ~ §6 Per Year. ont of the shaft and he finds that The By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week it averages $21 50 to the ton. Delivered to any part of the city. E mill to be erected will be what is known as the Merrall No. 8 Roller, THURSDAY... Aug. 15, 1901 which has a capacity of crushing 125 tons every 24 hours. It is thought that the ore can be mined and milled It seems that Historian Maclay’s for the small sum of fifty cents per grand father wasa Covgressman who ton. , made a specialty of abusing George The Jim Crow ciaims on the South Washington. Wé might have guessed Yuba river, which are owned by the it. Mutual Mining Development Oomee We cannot help pitying that Ohio pany, of San Francisco, are also giv Mayor who resigned his -office while ing good assays. Mr. Wright repredrunk, and had it accepted before he seuts this company in thirty locations could get sober enough to withdraw it. in this county and good prospects are His fate, however, should be a warning being found in everyone of them . The company feels encouraged at the to others. 7 ee outlook, as those claims can be deProbably the old joke sbout Phil-. veloped at a trifling cast. They will adelphia being sluggish is antiquated,. not have to erect expensive hoisting but all the same one of the big papers . plants. The ore is comparatively soft the grand ball to be given at that plaee on Saturday night next, and there is It takes from six weeks to two months no doubt but.that a large crowd of to get a load of lumber, a sack of popeople will be in attendance, as a great Transportation is the problem jnst now. : tatoes, and six months to haul out a number of tickets have already been commerce of this port. The Governor had a. meeting with sold. The dancers will receive every load of ore. Next to transportation, the officers of the’ Labor Council sev fueland wafer are to be considered. convenience and attention, as will also eral the spectators, and the very best of music will be furnished. The proceeds of the dance are to be used in the worthy cause of helping to swell the fand for the purpose of building a Catholic charch at Washiogton,and all who can should buy a ticket whether they attend the ball ornot. It is prob The water is knocking the boys out every day and is gettingscarce. Wood is hauled a long distance and costs about $20 per cord. However, water can be piped here in quantity sufficient tosupply all demands, and the Columbus coal mives can furnish fuel when opened. The food bere is the worst on earth. able that a number of people will go up This camp, only six miles from a rail from this city to attend. _—_ -— +See > —_—_—road, has, as a rule, for daily fare bacon and bread, with water (called tea or coffee) on the side. Three-fourths of the time this is the daily fare, and we are within forty or fity miles of the ranches where vegetables and fruit are rotting. Somebody has advertised for teams, bat the crying need is somebody who can rash a hash-honse. The way peothere has just started a movement for. and can bé taken out with a small ple are fed is an outrage, and the cost the abolition of prize money, appar force of men. Taking everything into ently ignorant of the fact that Congress . consideration, it can be readily seen did abolish it two years ago. ; that this San Francisco company’s Pe 3. Beer . Mines in this county are bound to Mr. Yerkes, of Chicago, has met with ' turn out well. This company also has at obstacle in his work of electrifying . geyeral undeveloped properties in London, the shereholders there ob-. Butte and Yuba counties which give jecting to electricity as a street car excellent prospects, motive power. Yerkes ought to A great deal of interest is being taken North San Juan, is producing good Hawthorne Bulletin writes as follows: in all of the towns near Washington in RY have is more than in the Palace hotel in *Frisco. Oome here, somebody, and give us eat—as the Indians say. These people charge $1 25 per day and from six bits to nine-dollara for the average meal. 2e> eee ; All the assays of Observed by a Street Car Conductor, the Nevada county locations show up “There are lots of things about wo known better than to-spring anything. ¢gir in sulphurets, running from $6 to men that can’t be explained, and in as swift as electricity on London all at . $20 to the ton. Prospecting has been our business we can’t help noticing once. carried on for about two years, and ‘. them,” said the communicative conductor. “For iastance, nine women The movement to change Inaugura. 2° development work will be rushed taken to act as mediator between the striking workmen of this city and the Employers’ Association. He hopes to secure a modification of the demands of each faction,and in the end a set— tlement of the industrial disturbances that now demoriatize the trade and out of ten will invariably take a seat tion Day is commendable. March 4th . ®bead. Itis the intention of Manager on the right hand side of a car if the exer-,. Wright .toerect mills on several of the Will Starve First, days ago and at that time se : Aug, : Ps Mo., August 14.— With St. Louis, San Francisco, August 14.—The BulFast and a letin says: Governor Gege has underhands tightly closed‘and her body rigid Large Crowd Assured. ting Supplies. Quartz Prospects. HE In a Bucket of Water. Sage as Mediator. and cold, Miss Elizabeth Muehlebhau-/} application to G Vern THURS D. : and Steel Company Yo Stone ss State, The in this sen, of 3529 Indiana Avenue, was found . to do busine dead Saturday morning. She had . pany starts out with a oapital of drowned herself in a bucket of water. . 000 and intends to erect one of The woman had‘knelt on the floor and . largest and mcst complete ipa, For life placed her head in the bucket of water . dent plants on earth, and io és and thus drowned, The bucket was set. nearthiscity, ei inatub and this tub was fitted intoa $2.50, Pr made Mati Another a Clear Cc A Woman WIth second one and that into a thirdtub. Miss Muehlehausen was 70 ene — pived at ees (een, And a bright e She was comfortably well off and hac : Opal Cre cured an informal statement: of the recently made application to be taken Le aie tek ire phen demands of the strike leaders. Subinto the Old Ladies? Home, paying the} great digestive aid. It f $200. complexion, drives the ye! sequently he had the position of the workmen defined in writing and that peee ee eye, and the pn and 8 Vinton’s, : Albee The hois a 250. packas A good name to remember, Thomas. ful condition. Get statement he now has in his posses. try it tonight. For sale b: Paine Cigar, for ied at Rector Bros, _— sion. The statement submitted to the man, sole agent. eats Governor will be transmitted by him BurraLo Laczr Brrr on draught, at to the Employers’ Association. The 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, Cook’s Water is a ‘very Pupalar t Governor intends to appear in perW, J. Britland, proprietor. erage these hot days, — jig son before the Executive Committee nena nen of the Association and make every possible effort to obtain a favorable reply to the terms proposed by the Unions. In all probability Governor Gage will secure the meeting he seeks with the employers late this afternoon. If not then he surely will have such a conference tomorrow. The employers are expected to make an early reply to the Unions, and perhaps within the Fatt River, Mass., August 14—A strife over the cut down in the wages in the print cloth mills in Fall River is impendiog. Already the Unions have voiced theirintention to resist the cut down proposed by the manufacterers, the mill spinners unanimously declar— ing that they will hanger, and even next forty-eight hours the settlement starve, before they will accept the new of the strike may be, accomplished. schedule. The mill spinners’committee has asked that the Unions in the Forest Fires in Butte. various New England mill cities be urged to give flaancial assistance. The Cuioo, Aug. 14—Fierce forest fires National Mill Spinners’ Association wil} be apt to pledge its assistance. At are raging for a distance of twelve meetings of the carders and weavers miles between the west branch of committees, the talk is much calmer. Feather river and Butte creek, aad all Tbe sentiment seemed to be unanimous around the mountain town of Paradise. to resist, although it is pointed out Word has been received that the -resithat the actual feeling of organized dence of ex-Supervisor W. H. Mackey, pine, dow! Jeted’ and paay. W H E R & 0 5 5 5 SALE OF CORSETS . nteed pur ickness. ore. Ifyou wi er—the ° nd see Wr 50c. a palt For a goc onso‘ial fe ; pet. q Dall on E thing in more unfitted for outdoor "One of our large windows is full of Corsets and mote ¢ them are inside—all at GO@. a pair. q (BUFFALO ] 4-Hook Corsets in Black and-Grey ents a Bg J. Brith _ 5-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey . A good b ry night ner Pine rand « ra alway SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length,. We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne he publi ppen on N acation . tly bene ike. Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t have ty . Carolina Veterans. Howard L pular Bal patrons es, bread ery line. We are after some of your business dnd we are going . have it if prices will bring you. ssemblyt iMéehex 8z Co. Personal Happenings: . ackee, is the office ‘Public I: bable man were sitE. M. Lynn is here from Sacramento. Oregon, onthe 21st inst. to Miss ting, as I thought she would do, she or South—during the civil war. Of Geo. Bonney is down from = Washing. Holden. They will make Oskland their ‘walked the entire length of the car 126,000 men she sent into the service, ton. gh bome. C.M. Zeitler of Sacramento is in . ded life, towa. Mr. Reed was over from North San j Juan today. Chas. Harker and . from Relief Hill. ’ High-Gone wife are down! Wedding. New Port, R.{., Aagust 14.—The W. Parsons came down from Sierra . tharriage of Miss Lily Oelrichs and j Peter D. Martin occurred today at bigh G. C. Hall arrived here last wviding. noon in St. Joseph’s Church. It was a most conspicuous society event and from San Francisco. Major Nibell will leave this after. every one who amounts to anything noon for M2adow Lake. j was present. The presents were numFrank Vaughn went up to the Pium-. erous and expensive enough to let the bride live independently for the rebago mine this morning. i Geo, Wisseman and ©. Gibson ‘are . mainder of her days. City last evening. ————~+-+@0e+ here from Sacramento. . C. H. Stegman of San Francisco is . here spending a few days. . Superintendent Frank Wright was! Americans Yobbed. AMSTERDAM, August 14—An American Col. M. W. Mather returned this family while touring the province. of Friesland was mistaken for English tomorning to the Plumbago mine. Mrs. C. J. Naffziger left this morn{ day and mobbed. The secretary to Kiog Leopold of Belgium, who with ing for & visit to San Francisco. over from North San Juan today. I discovered that she was left handed. See? All the other women were right handed. Yes, it does look like rain, doesn’t it?’—Philadelphia Record. Thomas Lincoln's Story. Thomas Lincoln, the father of Abraham Lincoln, was a great story telier, and one yarn that he never tired of rehearsing was a blood curdling Indian tale. One day, when he was about 7 or S years old and living in Kentucky, he was sitting on a fence, watching his father and older brothers at work in the fleld of battle or it the hospital. All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to learn the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New Discovery,” writes her husband. “It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of a severe attack of Whooping Cough.” It positively cures Cougbs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. ae ee Take me a priscues!” The Indian smiled. Just then a rifle eracked. indian and boy tumbled off the horse, the Iodian dead, with a bul let in his brain. Tommy Henry Lane left this morning for a his wife was stopping at the same hotel with the Americans, received the business trip to San Francisco. Not Above Gis Dusiness. Mrs. Nellie Ridge of Grass Valley ie . same treatment. Young Erediead. scion of a wealthy oe here visiting Mr. and Mrs: J. E. Carr. . family, cherished journalistic _ambiShe Stopped the Car, tions and, Eke a sensible youth, bad re Owen Penrose aud wife were among When a Fourth avenue -car bound down town approached Eigbteentb field. ; . street the other morning a determined E. E. Stark, the electrician, arrived looking woman asked. the conductor tc on last evening’s train from the meStop the car at the corner. He nedded and evidently forgot all about it. The tropolis, Geo. Armstrong, who has been here car rolled past Eighteenth street witbon a visit, returned this morning to/. out stopping. The woman arose and with ap angry glance at the conductor Downieville: . began ringing up fares. Sbe evidently C. Sprouce of San Francisco arrived bad tried that method of stopping a here last evening and left this morning . car before, for when the conductor for Washington. gave the motorman a sharp signal to Misses Wickman of North San Juan stop and the car did stop abruptly she came over today and left for San Fransaid triumplantly: “TI thought that would remind you.” cisco on a visit. “But you have rung up five fares,” H. B. Budd came down from the yesterday’s visitors from North Bloom said the conductor. Plumbago yesterday and left~this morning for Stockton. Mrs. Klenzendorf and children came “Then why didn’t you stop at Ejighteenth street?’ asked the woman. “It serves you just right,” and off she flounced. The other passengers smiled in ou last evening’s train and went to appreciatively, and the conductor made Camptonvilie this morning, Henry A. Paine arrived last night. a careful count of the money in his Pockets.—New York Sun. from Columbia, Tuclumnecounty. He solved to !+gin at the beginning. He had :pplied for and obtained a position as a reporter on a daily paper at a moderate salary, where he wags treated precisely like any other reporter, shirking no assignment that came in his way and putting on no airs on account of his wealth or social standing He had not thought it worth while, however, to acquaint tbe family seryants with the nature of his daily occupations. and when a fellow reporter came to the house one day with a message from the city editor the flunky in attendance at the front d»or took him around tke house and brought him up to the young man's room by a back stairway. “Why didn’t you show Mr. Craig ur by way of the front hall?’ demanded ““He’s only a reporter.” whispered the butler. when his master responded in an audi’ Malaria Causes Biliousness. ble voice: Suaperintendeut Fred Zeitler of the Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes “I’m only a reporter myself, you don Champion mine returned last evening . the cause. key!”—Youth's Companion. from a business trip to San Francisco, H. D, Hawver came in last night from Spekaue, Washington. He left today for Columbia Hill to visit with his parents, Q:ceola mine at Alleghany, came down, yesterday and returned to the mine 2 Mrs. Al Fieming of Lincoln, and Miss . Pearson of Sacramento county arrived . here last evening on a visit to the Ys ohn Berij Baker’s Chocolate, harge of USE for ced meats & salads, bot. 35c unsweetened, %4 Ib. cake ay. Dr. fellow a 20c My Wife’s Salad Dressing, ited, but uch an sylum. sorge W veyed the CHAS. _E. MULLOY, Grocer. veon Gra today fo Fell. hat Company hilroad. THE : OLD: Deputy SI ved a ie hard Pa — oe @ Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works 7 with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: . fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust must be removed piece by*piece, Each minate wheel mustbe . By. having them adjusted frequently, years are added : 8 jar tl a Watchmakers, Broad Street -” . Nevada City. The Neynote of Economy : Can be struck here. A small amoudi of money will make the rounds of the Lsnercee eee. $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per Dozen store and gather up a big lot of f ¢ Excellent Groceries 1 75 Per Dozen values at LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. f $1, but dollar for dollat need it bed loc tly fail: it, pron SIG OUR NEY , _~ -.CASH GROCER. . 1 Ser has pr ational Pes CONE rh Cu Mey & consti taken . ees D8 to at D the . be syst dolla lo GCHILDRE ws surITs.,, . af e Id by ] ls Fe as Children’s Suits can be had now for very much less than the regular prices and real values. Some sizes may be ‘missing size in somethin ¢ you can buy to advan tage. You will besurpr in some lines, but ve have your ised and p!eased to learn how tow you can buy Children’s From frightful disfigurement Mrs. great many suit Clot s hing at less of us now. We than it costs to make them, but we want to cl ose them out and make room Naunie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., apWe are are scitid selling 4 for our NEW FALL, AN and Piles. 25c. Cure guaranteed by Telephoae, Gra s Valley Stores, Maia 57) W. D. Vinton, druggist, j D WINTER STOCK é — ONE PRICE i CLOTHIERS, © Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. Sen: Is. dress, rden of our® 4 Rd Front Store. Main Stree 3 GRASS VALLEY, he Old © medic es Army ed by tl ended b ties ag lant f 8 and fe vely by & greg To Save Her Child. pled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great sores on her head and face, and writes ite quick cure exceeded all her hopes. It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Shin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds ellow, w badly ere is be coun togethe was . in its travele. These are not 90-cent Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen Miss May Batfington of this city, +» he eigh les ¥ly d stree her was Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen song to-day is who taaght in the public schools at Truckee last term, is teaching in the San Leandro cchool this term. e Super celebrati id, which t Elks’ re were the amo . jelly ye This is a Bargain Period with us from now until September Ist. We shall do all we possi bly can in the way of making very low p rices in order to reduce our.stock. The bu former’s mother, Mrs, Maitland. ceo stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c watches thoroughly. to their life. 04 EE 2 gree == BARGAIN PE . William H. Fuller, president of the. this morning. I Quart Size.... 2 Quart Size... YOU CAN freed from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repalt LIGHTNING JARS. 1, Pint Size p0, Califo 8d. THESE. . Crosse & Blackwell's, pets 40c What a Tale It Tells. .Per Dozen. a Mpany, 2 Mushroom Catsup, ———— 9 35 cents young Brodhead. Imagine the dignified flunky’s horror is on his way home to Lake City, Riccardo, Ducceschi. If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised” pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. avered dell Glasses Lincoln's brother had come to the rescue. California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ 5c Baby Pim-Olas, . KNOW Gates, Jas. N. If that mirror of yours shows a Without a moment's warnwrefched, sallow complexion, a jaunnga small band of Indians came rushdiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr. ng by on horseback. One of them King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver, with a sweep of his long arm seized Io all cases of physical exbaustion purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy ihe fad and galloped off. Little-Tam. my Lincoln looked up into the red warthe use of a little Gilt Edge Whiskey cheeks, rich complexion. Oaly 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. rior’s face and said: “Don’t kill me! will be found Invaluable as a stimulant. he field. WE The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada City, August 15, 1901. Gates, Victor Their Secret is Out. he annut ders of th by will be Advertised Letters. We join with the many friends and sat down beside one of the men. 65,000 or more than one-half died on E Biunibsin is here from San Fran-. hereof the groom in wishing him This bit of eccentricity puzzled me uncisco, . and his bride along and happy wedtil I went to collect her fare, and then q —~ Bat ‘A dance . t night garty, wl San Jos car is not crowded. Ihave often wonlabor in this city will be shown at the together with the barn, granary and vada City for the next week. cises than any day in the calendar. claims in the near future. All tests dered ‘at this, and at last I think I meeting of the Taxtile Council, Thursother cutbuildings, also the residences You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to thes, of Lee Wil.iames, Charlies Stearns and The trouble heretofore has been that . oF ore Gre made be San Francisco. It have the correct solution. I started day evening. out from the barn with an empty car Louis E. Hibbard had been destroyed, Congress is never in session imme-. will be a good thing for the San Jaan the other day, and in five blocks I had together with several miles of fencing diately after an inauguration and be. Bidge + Sea propartins sagoclingges aes picked up seven women, and they all fore it does meet the subject has been . well as the present indcations denote. and thousands of acres of pasture. take them. sat in a row on the right hand side of The latest news is that the Chico Paint forgotten. Now that the Commission-. the car. It was just about the hour in To Be Married Next Week. and Ochre Oompany’s milling plant; ers of the District of Columbia have the morning when the women come WRIGHTSVILLE, N. C., August 14—The down town to do their shopping. Three United Confederate Veterans of North is in danger, also the power line of the taken the thing up, success may crown . their efforts. C. M. Brink, who was employed at men got on, and they sat on the left Carolina went into camp here toButte County Electric and Power Respectfully, band side. ! this city for some time as a clerk in H. day where they. mayremain«a Company. Hundreds of men from the “A couple of blocks farther down I week, or longer, even. North. Oarosurrounding: country are fighting the Dickerman’s drugstore and who is picked up another woman, and, instead fire, the glare of which is plainly wel) and favorably known by many of of taking a vacant seat near the door lina enjoys the distinction of having lost more than any other State—North ‘visible from this city.™ >a "hour people, will be married at Astoria, on the side the other women is . Jack Bea a

eterna THE TRANSCRIPT. Ridge Wining Outlook. Drawbacks of Gonapah Ball at Washington. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. Box B. Frank E. Wright Finds Sood Difficulty Sxporienced in SetGiekets Selling Issued Every!Evening, Sundays Excepted . The Wright and Bailey. mine, near AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, & The Tonopah correspondent of the ore, and the company intends to put up 8 large mill soon. Frank E. Wright, . the well known mining man, has been . making some assays from rock taken TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mall, + «+ = ~ §6 Per Year. ont of the shaft and he finds that The By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week it averages $21 50 to the ton. Delivered to any part of the city. E mill to be erected will be what is known as the Merrall No. 8 Roller, THURSDAY...... Aug. 15, 1901 which has a capacity of crushing 125 tons every 24 hours. It is thought that the ore can be mined and milled It seems that Historian Maclay’s for the small sum of fifty cents per grand father wasa Covgressman who ton. , made a specialty of abusing George The Jim Crow ciaims on the South Washington. Wé might have guessed Yuba river, which are owned by the it. Mutual Mining Development Oomee We cannot help pitying that Ohio pany, of San Francisco, are also giv Mayor who resigned his -office while ing good assays. Mr. Wright repredrunk, and had it accepted before he seuts this company in thirty locations could get sober enough to withdraw it. in this county and good prospects are His fate, however, should be a warning being found in everyone of them . The company feels encouraged at the to others. 7 ee outlook, as those claims can be deProbably the old joke sbout Phil-. veloped at a trifling cast. They will adelphia being sluggish is antiquated,. not have to erect expensive hoisting but all the same one of the big papers . plants. The ore is comparatively soft the grand ball to be given at that plaee on Saturday night next, and there is It takes from six weeks to two months no doubt but.that a large crowd of to get a load of lumber, a sack of popeople will be in attendance, as a great Transportation is the problem jnst now. : tatoes, and six months to haul out a number of tickets have already been commerce of this port. The Governor had a. meeting with sold. The dancers will receive every load of ore. Next to transportation, the officers of the’ Labor Council sev fueland wafer are to be considered. convenience and attention, as will also eral the spectators, and the very best of music will be furnished. The proceeds of the dance are to be used in the worthy cause of helping to swell the fand for the purpose of building a Catholic charch at Washiogton,and all who can should buy a ticket whether they attend the ball ornot. It is prob The water is knocking the boys out every day and is gettingscarce. Wood is hauled a long distance and costs about $20 per cord. However, water can be piped here in quantity sufficient tosupply all demands, and the Columbus coal mives can furnish fuel when opened. The food bere is the worst on earth. able that a number of people will go up This camp, only six miles from a rail from this city to attend. _—_ -— +See > —_—_—road, has, as a rule, for daily fare bacon and bread, with water (called tea or coffee) on the side. Three-fourths of the time this is the daily fare, and we are within forty or fity miles of the ranches where vegetables and fruit are rotting. Somebody has advertised for teams, bat the crying need is somebody who can rash a hash-honse. The way peothere has just started a movement for. and can bé taken out with a small ple are fed is an outrage, and the cost the abolition of prize money, appar force of men. Taking everything into ently ignorant of the fact that Congress . consideration, it can be readily seen did abolish it two years ago. ; that this San Francisco company’s Pe 3. Beer . Mines in this county are bound to Mr. Yerkes, of Chicago, has met with ' turn out well. This company also has at obstacle in his work of electrifying . geyeral undeveloped properties in London, the shereholders there ob-. Butte and Yuba counties which give jecting to electricity as a street car excellent prospects, motive power. Yerkes ought to A great deal of interest is being taken North San Juan, is producing good Hawthorne Bulletin writes as follows: in all of the towns near Washington in RY have is more than in the Palace hotel in *Frisco. Oome here, somebody, and give us eat—as the Indians say. These people charge $1 25 per day and from six bits to nine-dollara for the average meal. 2e> eee ; All the assays of Observed by a Street Car Conductor, the Nevada county locations show up “There are lots of things about wo known better than to-spring anything. ¢gir in sulphurets, running from $6 to men that can’t be explained, and in as swift as electricity on London all at . $20 to the ton. Prospecting has been our business we can’t help noticing once. carried on for about two years, and ‘. them,” said the communicative conductor. “For iastance, nine women The movement to change Inaugura. 2° development work will be rushed taken to act as mediator between the striking workmen of this city and the Employers’ Association. He hopes to secure a modification of the demands of each faction,and in the end a set— tlement of the industrial disturbances that now demoriatize the trade and out of ten will invariably take a seat tion Day is commendable. March 4th . ®bead. Itis the intention of Manager on the right hand side of a car if the exer-,. Wright .toerect mills on several of the Will Starve First, days ago and at that time se : Aug, : Ps Mo., August 14.— With St. Louis, San Francisco, August 14.—The BulFast and a letin says: Governor Gege has underhands tightly closed‘and her body rigid Large Crowd Assured. ting Supplies. Quartz Prospects. HE In a Bucket of Water. Sage as Mediator. and cold, Miss Elizabeth Muehlebhau-/} application to G Vern THURS D. : and Steel Company Yo Stone ss State, The in this sen, of 3529 Indiana Avenue, was found . to do busine dead Saturday morning. She had . pany starts out with a oapital of drowned herself in a bucket of water. . 000 and intends to erect one of The woman had‘knelt on the floor and . largest and mcst complete ipa, For life placed her head in the bucket of water . dent plants on earth, and io és and thus drowned, The bucket was set. nearthiscity, ei inatub and this tub was fitted intoa $2.50, Pr made Mati Another a Clear Cc A Woman WIth second one and that into a thirdtub. Miss Muehlehausen was 70 ene — pived at ees (een, And a bright e She was comfortably well off and hac : Opal Cre cured an informal statement: of the recently made application to be taken Le aie tek ire phen demands of the strike leaders. Subinto the Old Ladies? Home, paying the} great digestive aid. It f $200. complexion, drives the ye! sequently he had the position of the workmen defined in writing and that peee ee eye, and the pn and 8 Vinton’s, : Albee The hois a 250. packas A good name to remember, Thomas. ful condition. Get statement he now has in his posses. try it tonight. For sale b: Paine Cigar, for ied at Rector Bros, _— sion. The statement submitted to the man, sole agent. eats Governor will be transmitted by him BurraLo Laczr Brrr on draught, at to the Employers’ Association. The 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, Cook’s Water is a ‘very Pupalar t Governor intends to appear in perW, J. Britland, proprietor. erage these hot days, — jig son before the Executive Committee nena nen of the Association and make every possible effort to obtain a favorable reply to the terms proposed by the Unions. In all probability Governor Gage will secure the meeting he seeks with the employers late this afternoon. If not then he surely will have such a conference tomorrow. The employers are expected to make an early reply to the Unions, and perhaps within the Fatt River, Mass., August 14—A strife over the cut down in the wages in the print cloth mills in Fall River is impendiog. Already the Unions have voiced theirintention to resist the cut down proposed by the manufacterers, the mill spinners unanimously declar— ing that they will hanger, and even next forty-eight hours the settlement starve, before they will accept the new of the strike may be, accomplished. schedule. The mill spinners’committee has asked that the Unions in the Forest Fires in Butte. various New England mill cities be urged to give flaancial assistance. The Cuioo, Aug. 14—Fierce forest fires National Mill Spinners’ Association wil} be apt to pledge its assistance. At are raging for a distance of twelve meetings of the carders and weavers miles between the west branch of committees, the talk is much calmer. Feather river and Butte creek, aad all Tbe sentiment seemed to be unanimous around the mountain town of Paradise. to resist, although it is pointed out Word has been received that the -resithat the actual feeling of organized dence of ex-Supervisor W. H. Mackey, pine, dow! Jeted’ and paay. W H E R & 0 5 5 5 SALE OF CORSETS . nteed pur ickness. ore. Ifyou wi er—the ° nd see Wr 50c. a palt For a goc onso‘ial fe ; pet. q Dall on E thing in more unfitted for outdoor "One of our large windows is full of Corsets and mote ¢ them are inside—all at GO@. a pair. q (BUFFALO ] 4-Hook Corsets in Black and-Grey ents a Bg J. Brith _ 5-Hook Corsets in Black and Grey . A good b ry night ner Pine rand « ra alway SUMMER CORSETS—Both in girdle and medium length,. We are going to make the Corset business boom in Ne he publi ppen on N acation . tly bene ike. Come to see, and if you don’t think so you don’t have ty . Carolina Veterans. Howard L pular Bal patrons es, bread ery line. We are after some of your business dnd we are going . have it if prices will bring you. ssemblyt iMéehex 8z Co. Personal Happenings: . ackee, is the office ‘Public I: bable man were sitE. M. Lynn is here from Sacramento. Oregon, onthe 21st inst. to Miss ting, as I thought she would do, she or South—during the civil war. Of Geo. Bonney is down from = Washing. Holden. They will make Oskland their ‘walked the entire length of the car 126,000 men she sent into the service, ton. gh bome. C.M. Zeitler of Sacramento is in . ded life, towa. Mr. Reed was over from North San j Juan today. Chas. Harker and . from Relief Hill. ’ High-Gone wife are down! Wedding. New Port, R.{., Aagust 14.—The W. Parsons came down from Sierra . tharriage of Miss Lily Oelrichs and j Peter D. Martin occurred today at bigh G. C. Hall arrived here last wviding. noon in St. Joseph’s Church. It was a most conspicuous society event and from San Francisco. Major Nibell will leave this after. every one who amounts to anything noon for M2adow Lake. j was present. The presents were numFrank Vaughn went up to the Pium-. erous and expensive enough to let the bride live independently for the rebago mine this morning. i Geo, Wisseman and ©. Gibson ‘are . mainder of her days. City last evening. ————~+-+@0e+ here from Sacramento. . C. H. Stegman of San Francisco is . here spending a few days. . Superintendent Frank Wright was! Americans Yobbed. AMSTERDAM, August 14—An American Col. M. W. Mather returned this family while touring the province. of Friesland was mistaken for English tomorning to the Plumbago mine. Mrs. C. J. Naffziger left this morn{ day and mobbed. The secretary to Kiog Leopold of Belgium, who with ing for & visit to San Francisco. over from North San Juan today. I discovered that she was left handed. See? All the other women were right handed. Yes, it does look like rain, doesn’t it?’—Philadelphia Record. Thomas Lincoln's Story. Thomas Lincoln, the father of Abraham Lincoln, was a great story telier, and one yarn that he never tired of rehearsing was a blood curdling Indian tale. One day, when he was about 7 or S years old and living in Kentucky, he was sitting on a fence, watching his father and older brothers at work in the fleld of battle or it the hospital. All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to learn the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New Discovery,” writes her husband. “It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of a severe attack of Whooping Cough.” It positively cures Cougbs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. ae ee Take me a priscues!” The Indian smiled. Just then a rifle eracked. indian and boy tumbled off the horse, the Iodian dead, with a bul let in his brain.

Tommy Henry Lane left this morning for a his wife was stopping at the same hotel with the Americans, received the business trip to San Francisco. Not Above Gis Dusiness. Mrs. Nellie Ridge of Grass Valley ie . same treatment. Young Erediead. scion of a wealthy oe here visiting Mr. and Mrs: J. E. Carr. . family, cherished journalistic _ambiShe Stopped the Car, tions and, Eke a sensible youth, bad re Owen Penrose aud wife were among When a Fourth avenue -car bound down town approached Eigbteentb field. ; . street the other morning a determined E. E. Stark, the electrician, arrived looking woman asked. the conductor tc on last evening’s train from the meStop the car at the corner. He nedded and evidently forgot all about it. The tropolis, Geo. Armstrong, who has been here car rolled past Eighteenth street witbon a visit, returned this morning to/. out stopping. The woman arose and with ap angry glance at the conductor Downieville: . began ringing up fares. Sbe evidently C. Sprouce of San Francisco arrived bad tried that method of stopping a here last evening and left this morning . car before, for when the conductor for Washington. gave the motorman a sharp signal to Misses Wickman of North San Juan stop and the car did stop abruptly she came over today and left for San Fransaid triumplantly: “TI thought that would remind you.” cisco on a visit. “But you have rung up five fares,” H. B. Budd came down from the yesterday’s visitors from North Bloom said the conductor. Plumbago yesterday and left~this morning for Stockton. Mrs. Klenzendorf and children came “Then why didn’t you stop at Ejighteenth street?’ asked the woman. “It serves you just right,” and off she flounced. The other passengers smiled in ou last evening’s train and went to appreciatively, and the conductor made Camptonvilie this morning, Henry A. Paine arrived last night. a careful count of the money in his Pockets.—New York Sun. from Columbia, Tuclumnecounty. He solved to !+gin at the beginning. He had :pplied for and obtained a position as a reporter on a daily paper at a moderate salary, where he wags treated precisely like any other reporter, shirking no assignment that came in his way and putting on no airs on account of his wealth or social standing He had not thought it worth while, however, to acquaint tbe family seryants with the nature of his daily occupations. and when a fellow reporter came to the house one day with a message from the city editor the flunky in attendance at the front d»or took him around tke house and brought him up to the young man's room by a back stairway. “Why didn’t you show Mr. Craig ur by way of the front hall?’ demanded ““He’s only a reporter.” whispered the butler. when his master responded in an audi’ Malaria Causes Biliousness. ble voice: Suaperintendeut Fred Zeitler of the Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes “I’m only a reporter myself, you don Champion mine returned last evening . the cause. key!”—Youth's Companion. from a business trip to San Francisco, H. D, Hawver came in last night from Spekaue, Washington. He left today for Columbia Hill to visit with his parents, Q:ceola mine at Alleghany, came down, yesterday and returned to the mine 2 Mrs. Al Fieming of Lincoln, and Miss . Pearson of Sacramento county arrived . here last evening on a visit to the Ys ohn Berij Baker’s Chocolate, harge of USE for ced meats & salads, bot. 35c unsweetened, %4 Ib. cake ay. Dr. fellow a 20c My Wife’s Salad Dressing, ited, but uch an sylum. sorge W veyed the CHAS. _E. MULLOY, Grocer. veon Gra today fo Fell. hat Company hilroad. THE : OLD: Deputy SI ved a ie hard Pa — oe @ Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works 7 with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: . fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust must be removed piece by*piece, Each minate wheel mustbe . By. having them adjusted frequently, years are added : 8 jar tl a Watchmakers, Broad Street -” . Nevada City. The Neynote of Economy : Can be struck here. A small amoudi of money will make the rounds of the Lsnercee eee. $1 00 Per Dozen 1 25 Per Dozen store and gather up a big lot of f ¢ Excellent Groceries 1 75 Per Dozen values at LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. f $1, but dollar for dollat need it bed loc tly fail: it, pron SIG OUR NEY , _~ -.CASH GROCER. . 1 Ser has pr ational Pes CONE rh Cu Mey & consti taken . ees D8 to at D the . be syst dolla lo GCHILDRE ws surITs.,, . af e Id by ] ls Fe as Children’s Suits can be had now for very much less than the regular prices and real values. Some sizes may be ‘missing size in somethin ¢ you can buy to advan tage. You will besurpr in some lines, but ve have your ised and p!eased to learn how tow you can buy Children’s From frightful disfigurement Mrs. great many suit Clot s hing at less of us now. We than it costs to make them, but we want to cl ose them out and make room Naunie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., apWe are are scitid selling 4 for our NEW FALL, AN and Piles. 25c. Cure guaranteed by Telephoae, Gra s Valley Stores, Maia 57) W. D. Vinton, druggist, j D WINTER STOCK é — ONE PRICE i CLOTHIERS, © Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. Sen: Is. dress, rden of our® 4 Rd Front Store. Main Stree 3 GRASS VALLEY, he Old © medic es Army ed by tl ended b ties ag lant f 8 and fe vely by & greg To Save Her Child. pled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great sores on her head and face, and writes ite quick cure exceeded all her hopes. It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Shin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds ellow, w badly ere is be coun togethe was . in its travele. These are not 90-cent Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen Miss May Batfington of this city, +» he eigh les ¥ly d stree her was Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen song to-day is who taaght in the public schools at Truckee last term, is teaching in the San Leandro cchool this term. e Super celebrati id, which t Elks’ re were the amo . jelly ye This is a Bargain Period with us from now until September Ist. We shall do all we possi bly can in the way of making very low p rices in order to reduce our.stock. The bu former’s mother, Mrs, Maitland. ceo stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c watches thoroughly. to their life. 04 EE 2 gree == BARGAIN PE . William H. Fuller, president of the. this morning. I Quart Size....... 2 Quart Size..... YOU CAN freed from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repalt LIGHTNING JARS. 1, Pint Size p0, Califo 8d. THESE. . Crosse & Blackwell's, pets 40c What a Tale It Tells. .Per Dozen. a Mpany, 2 Mushroom Catsup, ———— 9 35 cents young Brodhead. Imagine the dignified flunky’s horror is on his way home to Lake City, Riccardo, Ducceschi. If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised” pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. avered dell Glasses Lincoln's brother had come to the rescue. California Sweet Chocolate, per small package ~ 5c Baby Pim-Olas, . KNOW Gates, Jas. N. If that mirror of yours shows a Without a moment's warnwrefched, sallow complexion, a jaunnga small band of Indians came rushdiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr. ng by on horseback. One of them King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver, with a sweep of his long arm seized Io all cases of physical exbaustion purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy ihe fad and galloped off. Little-Tam. my Lincoln looked up into the red warthe use of a little Gilt Edge Whiskey cheeks, rich complexion. Oaly 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. rior’s face and said: “Don’t kill me! will be found Invaluable as a stimulant. he field. WE The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada City, August 15, 1901. Gates, Victor Their Secret is Out. he annut ders of th by will be Advertised Letters. We join with the many friends and sat down beside one of the men. 65,000 or more than one-half died on E Biunibsin is here from San Fran-. hereof the groom in wishing him This bit of eccentricity puzzled me uncisco, . and his bride along and happy wedtil I went to collect her fare, and then q —~ Bat ‘A dance . t night garty, wl San Jos car is not crowded. Ihave often wonlabor in this city will be shown at the together with the barn, granary and vada City for the next week. cises than any day in the calendar. claims in the near future. All tests dered ‘at this, and at last I think I meeting of the Taxtile Council, Thursother cutbuildings, also the residences You often have paid $1.00 for a corset inferior to thes, of Lee Wil.iames, Charlies Stearns and The trouble heretofore has been that . oF ore Gre made be San Francisco. It have the correct solution. I started day evening. out from the barn with an empty car Louis E. Hibbard had been destroyed, Congress is never in session imme-. will be a good thing for the San Jaan the other day, and in five blocks I had together with several miles of fencing diately after an inauguration and be. Bidge + Sea propartins sagoclingges aes picked up seven women, and they all fore it does meet the subject has been . well as the present indcations denote. and thousands of acres of pasture. take them. sat in a row on the right hand side of The latest news is that the Chico Paint forgotten. Now that the Commission-. the car. It was just about the hour in To Be Married Next Week. and Ochre Oompany’s milling plant; ers of the District of Columbia have the morning when the women come WRIGHTSVILLE, N. C., August 14—The down town to do their shopping. Three United Confederate Veterans of North is in danger, also the power line of the taken the thing up, success may crown . their efforts. C. M. Brink, who was employed at men got on, and they sat on the left Carolina went into camp here toButte County Electric and Power Respectfully, band side. ! this city for some time as a clerk in H. day where they. mayremain«a Company. Hundreds of men from the “A couple of blocks farther down I week, or longer, even. North. Oarosurrounding: country are fighting the Dickerman’s drugstore and who is picked up another woman, and, instead fire, the glare of which is plainly wel) and favorably known by many of of taking a vacant seat near the door lina enjoys the distinction of having lost more than any other State—North ‘visible from this city.™ >a "hour people, will be married at Astoria, on the side the other women is . Jack Bea a