August 16, 1902 (4 pages)

j £ 4 . ert ote ameptrcrm ne Remy: among the Pythians and hundreds have already expressed will doubtless prove a great LS I FS NeEvapDA City DaILy BROWN & CALEIMS, Prorrixrors, neers Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Malt, + $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -: Delivered toany partk fithe city. 12 1-2c Per Wee late dali d tS Ee eee a eoreetenn August 16, 1902 Plans All Completed. NOTHER MEETING of the Nevada County Promotion Committee was held last evening at the office of the South Yuba Water Company to further perfect arrangements for the entertainment of the excursionists, who will visit Nevada County next week. The meeting was one of the largest and most. enthusiastic that has yet been held by the committee and the various reports received through the sub-committees gave every assurance that the extended program arranged for next week would by a great success in every detail and that a large number of visitors will be here to view this section of California and gain a personal knowledge of its resources. The California Promotion Committee, which received 1000 copies of the booklet just issued by the Nevada county committee, has already applied for more copies, stating that Nevada county has issued the handsomest and most concise books of this kind in California. A letter trom F. M. Rutherford of Truckee stated he had distributed the 2000 booklets sent him among people from whom return might be expected. It was reported that Nevada County’s exhibit at the ferry building in San Francisco is arousing much interest their intention of coming. The exhibit elicits much praise from the thousands of visitors who have witnessed it. Good work is being done by Mr. Butler, who is in charge of the San Francisco exhibit and it was decided to send him an additional number of booklets with instructions to distribute them to the best advantage. There are still Sooo eopies of the book on hand and most of these will be reserved for dis— tribution among our visitors and for Strangers who may write and apply for them. In the meantime, parties desiring to have books sent to friends in the East can have them forwarded by leaving the names and addresses with any member of the Promotion Committee. This course is expected to produce substantial results. The picnic and barbecue committee presented an encouraging report, which showed that the menibers of that com-= mittee had made great headway and had nearly completed all details in connection with their part of the program, 9. Lee Leiter appeared _before_the-Promotion-Committeet and reported that Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, had appointed a committee of thirty to go to “Colfax ina body and welcome the visiting Knights, in addition to the band. Superintendent C. P. Loughridge of the Narrow Gauge Railtoad Co., who was present at the meeting stated that his company would not make any charge for the transportation of any reasonable number of persons. In reply to the question as to what he thought a reasonable number, Mr. Loughridge said that five from €ach town besides the band. On motioa the latter number decided, for it is feared that the capacity of the road will be taxed to its utmost on that date in order to accommodate the excursionists. , The matter of decorating the town brought forth consid. erable discussion. The Grass Valley Board of Trade has decided to decorate its hall at its own expense and it is the unanimous sentiment of the committee that the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce do the same. . The business houses were not requested to decorate, but if any desire to do so they can use their own discretion. It was the unanimous expression of opinion that all business houses in Nevada City and Grass Valley should close on Friday, August 22d, in order that everyone may have an opportunity to extend the hand of welcome to visitors and unite with them in the festivities at Glenbrook Park. The mining companies will also be asked to allow their employes an opportunity to attend the picnic. The Chambers of Commerce of both cities will interview the mine superintendents with this object in view. The committee having in charge the entertainment of the visitors reported that good progress is being made with their work. A number of bids for the different privileges at Glenbrook Park during the picnic were received, On motion all bids were rejected and new bids will be received at the meeting ou next Monday evening. During the time the Promotion Committee was in ses— sion, the reception committee also held a meeting at the National hotel, at which various matters was discussed relative to the reception of the visitors. It is aot thought possible to obtain enough vehicles to accommodate all, so another committee will be appointed to guide the strangers to the TRANSCRIPT = ee SUDDEN DEATH, Mrs. John Hume Bx. pired Barly This Morning. nteresting News tems Told in * Brief Way for Busy Readers. William Norton will build a new residence near Pine Grove cemetery. The plans have been drawn and the contract will be let in afew days. It wil} be two stories and of modern architecture. The finest deer of the season was brought to town yesterday by Frank Bishop. It was a four-prong buck and was killed by Mr. Bishop in New York Oanyon. ; A marriage license has been issued at San Francisco, to Leo G. Carr and Miss Ulara G. Hughes. Mr. Carr was Faised_in-thie sity, bat hes lived tu San Francisco for a number of years. In bis advertisement today W. D, Vinton calls the attention of those who are suffering with weak eyes, to the fact that R. J. Bennetts corrects all errors of refraction. He can be found at the Pharmacy at all times, Accident Averted. When the 1 o’clock car was leaving this city this afternoon, and going down the Broad street grade, a rancher from Spencevills drove. over the Broad street bridge with a load of froit. He tried to turn out, but could not, and it seemed as if the outfit would surely be struek by the car. Motorman Davis saw the danger, and quickly. threw on the emergency brake, and thus averted what might have been a serious accident. The prompt action of Motorman Davis is to be commended, A Legal Holiday. County Clerk Arbogast has received & copy of the proclamation issued by Governor Henry T. Gage, making Monday, September Ist a legal holiday, and designated as Labor Day. In pursuance to this proclamation all public offices of the State and county will remain closed. on that date, Mrs. Jennie Hume, wifa of John Hume, who is employed at. Allan’s foundry, departed this life at her home on the street back of the Methodist church, at an early hour this morning. Mrs. Hume was very sick at about 11 o’clock last night, and Mr. Hume got up and went for Dr. Swayze. When he returned to his home with the dostor, he found his wife cold in death. Mrs. Hnme was sick for some time, and Was la ihe babit Of taking medicine. Mrs, Hume, with her husband and son, Roy, came to this city in 1890, and since that time has made this place her home. The’son is supposed to be at Redding, and has been telegraphed for. Dr. Swayze held a post mortem ex= amination this afternoon, and found that death was caused from fatty degeneration of the heart. The Ooroner’s inquest was commenced_at 4 o’olock this afternoon. Deceased was aged about 36 years. The funeral will probably take place tomorrow, (ose A Compliment. The Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of California, which has been ia session at San Francisco this week, has conferred a flattering compliment on Rev. Josiah Sims of this city by re electing him one of the Great Representatives of the Oalifornia reservation to the Supreme Ocuncll, which meets at Norfalk, Va., with. in a few weeks, Mr. Sims has filled this important office for several terma, and has done much toward forwarding the cause of Redmanship, and it is evident that the Red Men of Oalifornia appreciate the talented gentlemen’s efficient work. “Death of Child. Mrs. W. L. Holman received a letter e sh; ; today from her sister, Mrs, Charles Finest this Year. Johns, whose husband died in this city ‘& few months ago, that her fourteen-. = 5 months-old child died in Mayberry, Weet Virgins, last week. She left this city for her former home about a month ago. __ Will Be On Tonight. Frank Powell is making the conneotion with the” new electric lights in front of the courthouse today, and they will be turned on for the first time tonight. Personal Mention. E. H, O’Hara and gon are here from Syracuse, New York, J. A. Berinsteinis Fra ncisco. G. L. McCaudless is up from Sacramento. Last evening .a deer, weighing 153 pounds, the finest of the year, was brought to Griseel’s butcher shop, and is now in cold storage, It will te used in the grand feast at the picnic at Glenbrook Park next Friday. Going (0 Bloomfield About fifteen members of Company 10,N. G. C., will leave this evening for North Bloomfield, where they will attend a dance tonight. Tomorrow morning the two teams of the company will give an exhibition game of basket baseball will be played. ——__—\_~++ge---—________ 8 sa acease aaag ay <r ee and Dance, Tonight a band concert and dance will be given at Glenbrook Park by the Nevada City Band. Round trip, including admission to Park, 25 cente; ladies free. Go and epjoy yourself. 1t Where Dinners Cost Five Cents, A large proportion of the population of Naples live at public kitchens or cooking stands, which are found on every block in the densely settled portions of the town. They are generally dingy little rooms, the walls blackened with the grease and smoke of generations, In the rear is an old fashioned fireplace with a number of pots and kettles, from which savory steam arises. The largest is always for macaroni, for that is the staff of life. The others contain soup and various kinds of fish and vegetables, while on the counter, which usually projects mto the street, the cooked food is spread out in large pang “and bowls. The customers come along with pans and twekets, look over the stock and make their selection. The prices are remarkably low. Fish, vegetables, fruit and macaroni, the chief articles of Neapolitan diet, are cheaper here, it {s said, than in any other place in the world, and at one of these cooking shops a good dinner can be obtained for 2 cents and enough for a family for 5 cents.—Chicago Record Herald. NOTICE OF SALE. HEREAS, on January 2°th, 1902, Henry J, Weeks mortgaged to Mrs E. D. Church, mortgagee all that certain personal property Jercinaf-er d°seribed. as security for the payment of th» sum of Four Hundred ¢ .00) Dollars, payable one year after date, With interest at the rate uf one (!) percent Der month, interest payable quarteriy, as will fu ly appear by reference to the record of said mortgag> in Book 10 of Chattel Mortgence Page 19, Records of Nevada County, ifornia; and Whereas, the mortgagor has made default in the payment of interest; and hereas, after said default the said mortgagee demanded in writing the payment of the principal and interest due, within ten days, and no payment having been made; herefore. the premises considered, ardin accordance with the rovisions of the Civil Code of the State of Ealifornie, Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, the 27th day of August, 1902, st 12 o’olook m. of that day, in fro t of the build on Church street, front of the Court House, in Nevada City, California, (being the bu Iding in which the property is situated) 1 will sell at, public auc he rp the following described property, towit: An undivided one-half ( interest i thas cortain nhstract butooss ana abrr plan nown as the propert f bee Nevada County Abstract’ and Tithe ompany, ar e t t equally of said Henry J. Weeks and W. 4. re. and consisting of a complete chain of title abstract and na re index ou cards or The Artistic Japanese. The artistic Jap shows nothing in a room, absolutely nothing except a love. ly flower and a screen and perbaps a beautiful vase. * * * You would aever know from the rooms of a Jap various places of interest and through the mines. This committee will be appointed by the Knights of Pythias. The visitors will be given an opportunity to see a hydraulic mine in ful] operation, the old McCutchan claim at Canada Hill will be in operation for a portion of the day and attraction to the Easterners, When the reception committee had concluded its ses sion they adjourned to the Promotion Committee’s meeting where they reported the progress made through their chairman, W.H. Martin. .Their work was heartily approved, ete Promotion Committee will hold its next meeting at Grass Valley on Monday evening next, when final details will be made for the celebration, which begins on Thursday, August 21st. that he was a great picture collector. The wealthy collector keeps all his treasures stowed away in what is called a “go down,” his storebouse, and his ictures are brought up one at a time also all the territo: a a any ~visitor is present or expected. exterior limite of Mavala Count, Galifursies Generally a single picture will be . *osether with four (4) abstract cases and one slips on the Week's Patent Sy item, audtaining & condensed’ abstract of ann veeais in Nevada Nery A and also a complete record Fe hap peed Site aes Sacramento and all Un : bgs an t th laud ‘offices in Sacramento and Mocsevitie Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. Y patent Segregator, and ali ace plats, brought in and hung up. ou enjoy and furniture thane inet Des, xtures icterest in the building in which said abvery much like bringing a bottle of . stract plant and business is situated and wine from the cellar. No one would ing” opposite to the Court House in said Ne want the whole bin at a time.—“Japan:+. v ty. Said lease is for a term of ten (10) zoare from November ist, 1901: also one 8. No. 4, carpets. lino eums, stoves, wood, ete., pe a)l situate in building mentioned hereinbe: Or sd much thereof as way be necessary to 3 ie, ie est an best bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United jevada City, Oalif., August 16th, 1902. Tbe Holland Ranoh, sitaated near Colambje Hill is offered ata bargain, Terme po down and balance on time. ia eharts, carbon, abstracts. fit that beautiful picture by itself. It is yao known as the “Dickerman Build. A Record In Color,” by Mortimer Men mith Premier ‘Typewriter, No. 8182, Model qatiaty the claim of said Mor to-wit: MRS. E. D. CHURCH. Enquire of Brown & Mor an. q te als G . Governor only, and. Pardee is. in--the+ Ne OV. Gage. Gaining Voles. The Balletin of yesterday afternoon says: ays With all the pulling and hauling of opponents, who are trying to get. within shouting distance of their claims agents, Governor Gage is not only holding his own, but is steadily gaining votes. On Wednesday men who are keeping in touch with bia fight estimated his strength at that time at 417, just enough to nominate him on the first ballot. It was stated then that the Governor would get not less than 475 votes. Today his strength is estimated at 384, This allows him but sixty-one votes in Los Angedes county, whereas it is likely that he will get several more. The latest returns from Los Angeles are as follows: Gage, 53; Flint, 27; unpledged, 16. Of the latter Gage will get eight su ®, and may gat _twelve.-Pardes is-eleiming slaysn of the unpledged delegates, but the Gage men say the doctor will wake up when the roll is called. Ia fhis city Gage will have at the least calculation 151 votes, and may get 157, Despite rumors to the contrary, the Thirty-fifth district delegation is not breaking away. Allof the delegates, with one exception are for Gage and this one, A. P, Van Duzer, is .Dow eaid to be thinking of going with the delegation. The four anti-Gage votes in the Thirty-seventh district are wobbling, and may come into camp atany time. Another thing to be considered is a break in the Primary League ranks. Five of the twenty-two are expected to go to Gage. If all these changes occur, the Goveroor will get 160 out of the 177 from San Francisco, : The situation as it stands now leaves n@ consolation to the Governor’s enemies. They are making loud claims bat have little or nothing to back them. Only three countias remain, Santa Cruz, Contra Costa and Sonoma. These counties have just forty-four delegates in all, and as their vote can not make a great difference the allied editors might as well prepare for a show-down., Conservative politicians give Flint “162 votes.and say tbat when the other tbree counties are in he will not at thé outside have more than 170, With only 170 votes as his limit. of strength, practical politicians ask where Flint is to get 246 more, the number he needs to nominate him. He has no large trading delegations, and neither Pardee nor Bdsoncan throw him their strength. Most of Flint’s delegates are with him for same boat. Alameda thas from 60 to 75 per cent of Gage men, and are with Pardee only for county pride. If Pardee joins with Flint,-there will-be-abreak that will swell the Goyernor’s ball. . In the afternoon a game of. vote, The Alameda delegates will stand by. Pardee personally until it becomes certain that he is an impossibility, and then there will ba a scramble to get into the band wagon.+ *@s-— Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It If he had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying; but Bucklen’s ‘Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Cure guarnteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Chureh Services. . Following is a list of the religious, services to be held at the various all will be made welcome: . METHODIST. . Preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. . Augwin, morning and evening, Subject for the morning, “Why Church?” . of the morning service. Tamblyn, leader. ‘ OONGREGATIONAL. There will be no preaching morning . evening. Sabbath school at the usual . hour, Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. m., led by E. T. Everett. Subject—"The Life of Faith.” All ara cagdiallyinvited, es a . A FAMOUS HIGHWAY. . The Cumberland Road, Which Was Projected by Henry Clay. The most remarkable highway built in the United States early in the nineteenth century was the so called Cumberland road, which was to extend from Cumberland, Md., through south. western Pennsylvania, over the Alle. ghany mountains to the Ohio at Wheeling, W. Va., and then on toiSt. Louis. It was so well constructed that it is a . good road today. Henry Clay was its . projector and chief supporter, and his services in its behalf are commemorated by a monument near Wheeling. We are told by letters written at that period that “there were sometimes twenty gayly painted four horse coaches each way daily. The cattle and sheep were-never out-of sight, and -canyvas Outside Skirts Outside Sk covered wagons were drawn by six to . twelve horses.” On this great road, which eventually passed into. the hands of the states through which it runs, the government expended no less a sum than $7,000,000. Within a mile of it on either side the country was_a wilderness, but on the highway itself the traffic was as dense as in the main street of a large town. be later on, Ten miles an hour was the usual speed for coaches. ‘rom Baltimore to WheelIng ran lines of freight wagons, which Traveler’s Samples--We bought them cheap and we carried ten tons, drawn by twelve “horses and with wheels ten feet in afameter.—Pearson’s Magagine, Curious Migrations. In Norway and Sweden a curious mil: gration takes place, the irregular migration of the lemming. There is no teHing where this strange animal will beglir its march southward threugh Norway and Sweden in search of food. The interval between one migration money. and the next is seldom less than seven years or, as in one instance, more than seventeen years, The lemming is a species of rodent and resembles in some ways our coimon’ water rat. Once started, these strange creatures press on in a straight OAV VAVAVAY) line. There is no checking their march. If a wall or a house is in their way, they will try to climb it rather than g0 around it, and if they come to a stack of corn they will eat it and then go forward. The lemmings are good swimmers, and so they do not mind rivers and ponds, although they cannot keep afloat in rough water. : The migration comes to a fatal finish. Taking a direct course toward the southwest and southeast, the animals arrive after awhile at the seashore. . Still they must press on, and the lemyears. t cannot te his Po Known t brand stamped cKet K fe, Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST eee The name and reputation are too well a ti i i me a nee “Live & SHAW C0: CEFR SR ll you the nife. ; o forget. a Electro=-Dental Parlors DR. R. PER P Hy E. SMITH l These parlors are a branch absolutely firetclass work, All work guaranteed at One-half dentists. PLATES, fail Upper or Lower $10 00 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 Phone Main 633. 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Piae Street, Nevada . other Conveniences for doing L the regular prices charged by other City Lonpon, August 15—In an issue of this morning, the: Datly Express a8-: opening Westmin, charches in this city tomo-row, where .or+y that Canada will subsidize to tha lextent of $150,000 and Great ‘Britain $75,000 a year the lines of steamships to be established between Oanada and South Africa, which is the first porthe . tion of the great plan elaborated by Evening subject, ‘Doors; Colonial Secretary Chamberlain, to Closed and Being Olosed to the Drinkmake the British Empire independent ing Man.” Sunday school at the close . of American and foreign shippers of Intermediate . food, etc. The Canadian Pacific RailLeague at 5:30. Epworth League at . way has thrown in fis lot with the 6:80, lead by Miss Rachel Morgan. . shipping lines concerned in. the amalTopic—Gleanings From Many Field.” . gamation, and the same company is Class meeting at 9:45 a. m., Rev. J. arranging for a vast steamship service . with Oanada and Great Britain. It has often been remarked that the patrons of the Union Hotel look happy end vontented, ‘reason for it, baugher has his tables supplied with the best of everything, and the cooking is first-class. The attention paid to cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Will Subsidize. . Fools Alive Ye TRANSCRIP" ee ELGINDON, Angust 15—~The p ster Abbg public an opportunity to we i onation fittings has Involve *: thoritier.” ‘ameasureg bly task than had been im nesday the admission feo and bia es it was redy, cents. arZe. crowds building daring thease oo this morning the rate of admig, further reduced to ie throngs past all calc gated long before tho doorg opened. By noon the line extende mile to the westward of the Abbey Closely packed ranks, A small : of police was called out to keep g The pgople passed through the stiles at the rate of 2500 4D hour though thousands were turned ;: giving ap all hope of entering. line was still &rowing up tothe mi of the afternoon. Ste? If you want a 800d, cool drip New York. js here Seaeoae in Sacra oh jg bere from Mary ry BR. Meek has gone to Se yanson is UP from Sac! lations gop o Fré vey ia here from Sa lier of gacramento is b fends. H. Slarner © lar San Francisco ¢ hi and wife have returt gee of San +2080 7 f San Francie You Will Be Satisfied. and thers is good as Landlord MetzenFrancis the guests by the attendants, is obligbeer—the -very best in town—drogmmp ® ¥'°! pas returned fr ing and courteous, and you will be and-one Wai Harry. mI. ieee perfectly satisfied if you take your G Boglebright returned ho meals at this hotel. ood Meats, 10g. d eer is down from No A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Colley Brothers have the very of beef, mutton and veal on h all times. aoe of Downieville visit to Mra. T. P. Burns. . . ming migration ends for another seven . g $4, $4.50, $5 and up to $9 each. Black Brocade Silk, Black Soliel, ete.—no two alike. phn Chisholm writes that . fely in Scotland and wae h. : ae wife returned t from Bartlett Springs. Nellie Hickman, the bo at.J. J. Jackson, left’ t for Relief Hill to visit frien fillie Hyman and Miss ill leave Monday to vist ae L. L. Myers ca om North Bloomfield . MAHER & CO. — See Window REKKKKK . Stelflug of San Francise visit. ay nBey) Every one at less price than they egarty of Moores Flat is b 8, Hill is down from ro mine. Young is down from Nc Id. ° Jernon of Los Angeles 1s t yess trips —* “ Nright left this afternoon lat, and will return tomor family. Miller-left this. afternoon Flat to examine the -B Ladies, today we place on sale thirty Outside Skirt oing to give you the benefit of it. The Skirts come in Tan, Blue and Black. The pric They are made of all-wool Serge Covert Cloth, Cheri Come and see the best Skirts you ever saw for. li i Goding and child are. V.King came over from leah Respectfully, aa da Rush has gone to } oattend the funeral of » Wiaher <«& Cc Nettie Watson and Miss M v VAY this morning for Berkele he State University. A p D = ae heir friends were at the d OUR OUR Own. Baking Powder as icie yoo wished, OWN s Pure. D. L. Hotchkiss, Dou BAKING 8, Mildred Randolpb and . If upon hasi i ndolph of Oakland, who . POWDER . . . ee thanthting eos 20 fo doesn Body of Oakland, who hepa ae oe and your 50 sents will be re. siting at App ae e, he Baking pe yeure, You will be pleased wit are here on a visit to the Baking Powder. One pound can can returned, that hee poet Cetin Ait * 50 Cents. will feces, sg us for being confident that it ames Colley, who has bee neisco and other places == — urned hoaie last evening. ig C HAS E r] M. Shields of Reno, Nev been here for the past se M = r z ~ ULLOY, Groce attendance on her daug! ac wer alive naa a aad eliealnalpeipucs alae F. Haley, who was serio OES NSN OOS his morning for her home. ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS AT —____ —— Buckley of San Francisco, fen visiting Superinten at the Plumbago mine, 0 his bome this morning. ‘8. Ford, Esq., returned from beiow. He will, 5 . fry, be the choice of the D Se (Ue our now selling our Elegant line of aye arty in this district for Trimmed’ Hats at the very low price ‘Q{¥MMBnd would make a very st of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City ‘leularly in the mining o store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. WV EY t WY ae L. LUBECK, ™™ S8222%; soy W.J. Organ has gona te lis to visit her daughter, Cover, who is critically ill. istendent W. H. Bray ha from the Bay, Marcella Brown left this a ae ae —= PHONE WEST 14, br North Bloomfield to Onie Myers, td Sandow returned last e © Pacific Grove, where he Pr the benefit of hig health. ————-cee. Don’t Get Left---Be On Tim We have an elegant line of CLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee them to -be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks im your possession and rely upon it. If you havea Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring it tous. We will fix it. That’s our specialty, Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung Watchmakers BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT! 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j £ 4 . ert ote ameptrcrm ne Remy: among the Pythians and hundreds have already expressed will doubtless prove a great LS I FS NeEvapDA City DaILy BROWN & CALEIMS, Prorrixrors, neers Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Malt, + $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -: Delivered toany partk fithe city. 12 1-2c Per Wee late dali d tS Ee eee a eoreetenn August 16, 1902 Plans All Completed. NOTHER MEETING of the Nevada County Promotion Committee was held last evening at the office of the South Yuba Water Company to further perfect arrangements for the entertainment of the excursionists, who will visit Nevada County next week. The meeting was one of the largest and most. enthusiastic that has yet been held by the committee and the various reports received through the sub-committees gave every assurance that the extended program arranged for next week would by a great success in every detail and that a large number of visitors will be here to view this section of California and gain a personal knowledge of its resources. The California Promotion Committee, which received 1000 copies of the booklet just issued by the Nevada county committee, has already applied for more copies, stating that Nevada county has issued the handsomest and most concise books of this kind in California. A letter trom F. M. Rutherford of Truckee stated he had distributed the 2000 booklets sent him among people from whom return might be expected. It was reported that Nevada County’s exhibit at the ferry building in San Francisco is arousing much interest their intention of coming. The exhibit elicits much praise from the thousands of visitors who have witnessed it. Good work is being done by Mr. Butler, who is in charge of the San Francisco exhibit and it was decided to send him an additional number of booklets with instructions to distribute them to the best advantage. There are still Sooo eopies of the book on hand and most of these will be reserved for dis— tribution among our visitors and for Strangers who may write and apply for them. In the meantime, parties desiring to have books sent to friends in the East can have them forwarded by leaving the names and addresses with any member of the Promotion Committee. This course is expected to produce substantial results. The picnic and barbecue committee presented an encouraging report, which showed that the menibers of that com-= mittee had made great headway and had nearly completed all details in connection with their part of the program, 9. Lee Leiter appeared _before_the-Promotion-Committeet and reported that Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, had appointed a committee of thirty to go to “Colfax ina body and welcome the visiting Knights, in addition to the band. Superintendent C. P. Loughridge of the Narrow Gauge Railtoad Co., who was present at the meeting stated that his company would not make any charge for the transportation of any reasonable number of persons. In reply to the question as to what he thought a reasonable number, Mr. Loughridge said that five from €ach town besides the band. On motioa the latter number decided, for it is feared that the capacity of the road will be taxed to its utmost on that date in order to accommodate the excursionists. , The matter of decorating the town brought forth consid. erable discussion. The Grass Valley Board of Trade has decided to decorate its hall at its own expense and it is the unanimous sentiment of the committee that the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce do the same. . The business houses were not requested to decorate, but if any desire to do so they can use their own discretion. It was the unanimous expression of opinion that all business houses in Nevada City and Grass Valley should close on Friday, August 22d, in order that everyone may have an opportunity to extend the hand of welcome to visitors and unite with them in the festivities at Glenbrook Park. The mining companies will also be asked to allow their employes an opportunity to attend the picnic. The Chambers of Commerce of both cities will interview the mine superintendents with this object in view. The committee having in charge the entertainment of the visitors reported that good progress is being made with their work. A number of bids for the different privileges at Glenbrook Park during the picnic were received, On motion all bids were rejected and new bids will be received at the meeting ou next Monday evening. During the time the Promotion Committee was in ses— sion, the reception committee also held a meeting at the National hotel, at which various matters was discussed relative to the reception of the visitors. It is aot thought possible to obtain enough vehicles to accommodate all, so another committee will be appointed to guide the strangers to the TRANSCRIPT = ee SUDDEN DEATH, Mrs. John Hume Bx. pired Barly This Morning. nteresting News tems Told in * Brief Way for Busy Readers. William Norton will build a new residence near Pine Grove cemetery. The plans have been drawn and the contract will be let in afew days. It wil} be two stories and of modern architecture. The finest deer of the season was brought to town yesterday by Frank Bishop. It was a four-prong buck and was killed by Mr. Bishop in New York Oanyon. ; A marriage license has been issued at San Francisco, to Leo G. Carr and Miss Ulara G. Hughes. Mr. Carr was Faised_in-thie sity, bat hes lived tu San Francisco for a number of years. In bis advertisement today W. D, Vinton calls the attention of those who are suffering with weak eyes, to the fact that R. J. Bennetts corrects all errors of refraction. He can be found at the Pharmacy at all times, Accident Averted. When the 1 o’clock car was leaving this city this afternoon, and going down the Broad street grade, a rancher from Spencevills drove. over the Broad street bridge with a load of froit. He tried to turn out, but could not, and it seemed as if the outfit would surely be struek by the car. Motorman Davis saw the danger, and quickly. threw on the emergency brake, and thus averted what might have been a serious accident. The prompt action of Motorman Davis is to be commended, A Legal Holiday. County Clerk Arbogast has received & copy of the proclamation issued by Governor Henry T. Gage, making Monday, September Ist a legal holiday, and designated as Labor Day. In pursuance to this proclamation all public offices of the State and county will remain closed. on that date, Mrs. Jennie Hume, wifa of John Hume, who is employed at. Allan’s foundry, departed this life at her home on the street back of the Methodist church, at an early hour this morning. Mrs. Hume was very sick at about 11 o’clock last night, and Mr. Hume got up and went for Dr. Swayze. When he returned to his home with the dostor, he found his wife cold in death. Mrs. Hnme was sick for some time, and Was la ihe babit Of taking medicine. Mrs, Hume, with her husband and son, Roy, came to this city in 1890, and since that time has made this place her home. The’son is supposed to be at Redding, and has been telegraphed for. Dr. Swayze held a post mortem ex= amination this afternoon, and found that death was caused from fatty degeneration of the heart. The Ooroner’s inquest was commenced_at 4 o’olock this afternoon. Deceased was aged about 36 years. The funeral will probably take place tomorrow, (ose A Compliment. The Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of California, which has been ia session at San Francisco this week, has conferred a flattering compliment on Rev. Josiah Sims of this city by re electing him one of the Great Representatives of the Oalifornia reservation to the Supreme Ocuncll, which meets at Norfalk, Va., with. in a few weeks, Mr. Sims has filled this important office for several terma, and has done much toward forwarding the cause of Redmanship, and it is evident that the Red Men of Oalifornia appreciate the talented gentlemen’s efficient work. “Death of Child. Mrs. W. L. Holman received a letter e sh; ; today from her sister, Mrs, Charles Finest this Year. Johns, whose husband died in this city ‘& few months ago, that her fourteen-. = 5 months-old child died in Mayberry, Weet Virgins, last week. She left this city for her former home about a month ago. __ Will Be On Tonight. Frank Powell is making the conneotion with the” new electric lights in front of the courthouse today, and they will be turned on for the first time tonight. Personal Mention. E. H, O’Hara and gon are here from Syracuse, New York, J. A. Berinsteinis Fra ncisco. G. L. McCaudless is up from Sacramento. Last evening .a deer, weighing 153 pounds, the finest of the year, was brought to Griseel’s butcher shop, and is now in cold storage, It will te used in the grand feast at the picnic at Glenbrook Park next Friday. Going (0 Bloomfield About fifteen members of Company 10,N. G. C., will leave this evening for North Bloomfield, where they will attend a dance tonight. Tomorrow morning the two teams of the company will give an exhibition game of basket baseball will be played. ——__—\_~++ge---—________ 8 sa acease aaag ay <r ee and Dance, Tonight a band concert and dance will be given at Glenbrook Park by the Nevada City Band. Round trip, including admission to Park, 25 cente; ladies free. Go and epjoy yourself. 1t Where Dinners Cost Five Cents, A large proportion of the population of Naples live at public kitchens or cooking stands, which are found on every block in the densely settled portions of the town. They are generally dingy little rooms, the walls blackened with the grease and smoke of generations, In the rear is an old fashioned fireplace with a number of pots and kettles, from which savory steam arises. The largest is always for macaroni, for that is the staff of life. The others contain soup and various kinds of fish and vegetables, while on the counter, which usually projects mto the street, the cooked food is spread out in large pang “and bowls. The customers come along with pans and twekets, look over the stock and make their selection. The prices are remarkably low. Fish, vegetables, fruit and macaroni, the chief articles of Neapolitan diet, are cheaper here, it {s said, than in any other place in the world, and at one of these cooking shops a good dinner can be obtained for 2 cents and enough for a family for 5 cents.—Chicago Record Herald. NOTICE OF SALE. HEREAS, on January 2°th, 1902, Henry J, Weeks mortgaged to Mrs E. D. Church, mortgagee all that certain personal property Jercinaf-er d°seribed. as security for the payment of th» sum of Four Hundred ¢ .00) Dollars, payable one year after date, With interest at the rate uf one (!) percent Der month, interest payable quarteriy, as will fu ly appear by reference to the record of said mortgag> in Book 10 of Chattel Mortgence Page 19, Records of Nevada County, ifornia; and Whereas, the mortgagor has made default in the payment of interest; and hereas, after said default the said mortgagee demanded in writing the payment of the principal and interest due, within ten days, and no payment having been made; herefore. the premises considered, ardin accordance with the rovisions of the Civil Code of the State of Ealifornie, Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, the 27th day of August, 1902, st 12 o’olook m. of that day, in fro t of the build on Church street, front of the Court House, in Nevada City, California, (being the bu Iding in which the property is situated) 1 will sell at, public auc he rp the following described property, towit: An undivided one-half ( interest i thas cortain nhstract butooss ana abrr plan nown as the propert f bee Nevada County Abstract’ and Tithe ompany, ar e t t equally of said Henry J. Weeks and W. 4. re. and consisting of a complete chain of title abstract and na re index ou cards or The Artistic Japanese. The artistic Jap shows nothing in a room, absolutely nothing except a love. ly flower and a screen and perbaps a beautiful vase. * * * You would aever know from the rooms of a Jap various places of interest and through the mines. This committee will be appointed by the Knights of Pythias. The visitors will be given an opportunity to see a hydraulic mine in ful] operation, the old McCutchan claim at Canada Hill will be in operation for a portion of the day and attraction to the Easterners, When the reception committee had concluded its ses sion they adjourned to the Promotion Committee’s meeting where they reported the progress made through their chairman, W.H. Martin. .Their work was heartily approved, ete Promotion Committee will hold its next meeting at Grass Valley on Monday evening next, when final details will be made for the celebration, which begins on Thursday, August 21st. that he was a great picture collector. The wealthy collector keeps all his treasures stowed away in what is called a “go down,” his storebouse, and his ictures are brought up one at a time also all the territo: a a any ~visitor is present or expected. exterior limite of Mavala Count, Galifursies Generally a single picture will be . *osether with four (4) abstract cases and one slips on the Week's Patent Sy item, audtaining & condensed’ abstract of ann veeais in Nevada Nery A and also a complete record Fe hap peed Site aes Sacramento and all Un : bgs an t th laud ‘offices in Sacramento and Mocsevitie Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. Y patent Segregator, and ali ace plats, brought in and hung up. ou enjoy and furniture thane inet Des, xtures icterest in the building in which said abvery much like bringing a bottle of . stract plant and business is situated and wine from the cellar. No one would ing” opposite to the Court House in said Ne want the whole bin at a time.—“Japan:+. v ty. Said lease is for a term of ten (10) zoare from November ist, 1901: also one 8. No. 4, carpets. lino eums, stoves, wood, ete., pe a)l situate in building mentioned hereinbe: Or sd much thereof as way be necessary to 3 ie, ie est an best bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United jevada City, Oalif., August 16th, 1902. Tbe Holland Ranoh, sitaated near Colambje Hill is offered ata bargain, Terme po down and balance on time. ia eharts, carbon, abstracts. fit that beautiful picture by itself. It is yao known as the “Dickerman Build. A Record In Color,” by Mortimer Men mith Premier ‘Typewriter, No. 8182, Model qatiaty the claim of said Mor to-wit: MRS. E. D. CHURCH.. Enquire of Brown & Mor an. q te als G . Governor only, and. Pardee is. in--the+ Ne OV. Gage. Gaining Voles. The Balletin of yesterday afternoon says: ays With all the pulling and hauling of opponents, who are trying to get. within shouting distance of their claims agents, Governor Gage is not only holding his own, but is steadily gaining votes. On Wednesday men who are keeping in touch with bia fight estimated his strength at that time at 417, just enough to nominate him on the first ballot. It was stated then that the Governor would get not less than 475 votes. Today his strength is estimated at 384, This allows him but sixty-one votes in Los Angedes county, whereas it is likely that he will get several more. The latest returns from Los Angeles are as follows: Gage, 53; Flint, 27; unpledged, 16. Of the latter Gage will get eight su ®, and may gat _twelve.-Pardes is-eleiming slaysn of the unpledged delegates, but the Gage men say the doctor will wake up when the roll is called. Ia fhis city Gage will have at the least calculation 151 votes, and may get 157, Despite rumors to the contrary, the Thirty-fifth district delegation is not breaking away. Allof the delegates, with one exception are for Gage and this one, A. P, Van Duzer, is .Dow eaid to be thinking of going with the delegation. The four anti-Gage votes in the Thirty-seventh district are wobbling, and may come into camp atany time. Another thing to be considered is a break in the Primary League ranks. Five of the twenty-two are expected to go to Gage. If all these changes occur, the Goveroor will get 160 out of the 177 from San Francisco, : The situation as it stands now leaves n@ consolation to the Governor’s enemies. They are making loud claims bat have little or nothing to back them. Only three countias remain, Santa Cruz, Contra Costa and Sonoma. These counties have just forty-four delegates in all, and as their vote can not make a great difference the allied editors might as well prepare for a show-down., Conservative politicians give Flint “162 votes.and say tbat when the other tbree counties are in he will not at thé outside have more than 170,

With only 170 votes as his limit. of strength, practical politicians ask where Flint is to get 246 more, the number he needs to nominate him. He has no large trading delegations, and neither Pardee nor Bdsoncan throw him their strength. Most of Flint’s delegates are with him for same boat. Alameda thas from 60 to 75 per cent of Gage men, and are with Pardee only for county pride. If Pardee joins with Flint,-there will-be-abreak that will swell the Goyernor’s ball. . In the afternoon a game of. vote, The Alameda delegates will stand by. Pardee personally until it becomes certain that he is an impossibility, and then there will ba a scramble to get into the band wagon.+ *@s-— Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It If he had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying; but Bucklen’s ‘Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Cure guarnteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Chureh Services. . Following is a list of the religious, services to be held at the various all will be made welcome: . METHODIST. . Preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. . Augwin, morning and evening, Subject for the morning, “Why Church?” . of the morning service. Tamblyn, leader. ‘ OONGREGATIONAL. There will be no preaching morning . evening. Sabbath school at the usual . hour, Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. m., led by E. T. Everett. Subject—"The Life of Faith.” All ara cagdiallyinvited, es a . A FAMOUS HIGHWAY. . The Cumberland Road, Which Was Projected by Henry Clay. The most remarkable highway built in the United States early in the nineteenth century was the so called Cumberland road, which was to extend from Cumberland, Md., through south. western Pennsylvania, over the Alle. ghany mountains to the Ohio at Wheeling, W. Va., and then on toiSt. Louis. It was so well constructed that it is a . good road today. Henry Clay was its . projector and chief supporter, and his services in its behalf are commemorated by a monument near Wheeling. We are told by letters written at that period that “there were sometimes twenty gayly painted four horse coaches each way daily. The cattle and sheep were-never out-of sight, and -canyvas Outside Skirts Outside Sk covered wagons were drawn by six to . twelve horses.” On this great road, which eventually passed into. the hands of the states through which it runs, the government expended no less a sum than $7,000,000. Within a mile of it on either side the country was_a wilderness, but on the highway itself the traffic was as dense as in the main street of a large town. be later on, Ten miles an hour was the usual speed for coaches. ‘rom Baltimore to WheelIng ran lines of freight wagons, which Traveler’s Samples--We bought them cheap and we carried ten tons, drawn by twelve “horses and with wheels ten feet in afameter.—Pearson’s Magagine, Curious Migrations. In Norway and Sweden a curious mil: gration takes place, the irregular migration of the lemming. There is no teHing where this strange animal will beglir its march southward threugh Norway and Sweden in search of food. The interval between one migration money. and the next is seldom less than seven years or, as in one instance, more than seventeen years, The lemming is a species of rodent and resembles in some ways our coimon’ water rat. Once started, these strange creatures press on in a straight OAV VAVAVAY) line. There is no checking their march. If a wall or a house is in their way, they will try to climb it rather than g0 around it, and if they come to a stack of corn they will eat it and then go forward. The lemmings are good swimmers, and so they do not mind rivers and ponds, although they cannot keep afloat in rough water. : The migration comes to a fatal finish. Taking a direct course toward the southwest and southeast, the animals arrive after awhile at the seashore. . Still they must press on, and the lemyears. t cannot te his Po Known t brand stamped cKet K fe, Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST eee The name and reputation are too well a ti i i me a nee “Live & SHAW C0: CEFR SR ll you the nife. ; o forget. a Electro=-Dental Parlors DR. R. PER P Hy E. SMITH l These parlors are a branch absolutely firetclass work, All work guaranteed at One-half dentists. PLATES, fail Upper or Lower $10 00 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 Phone Main 633. Masonic Building gup;Stairs, of the Electro-Dental: . established nearly four years ago. tig best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently , with allthe modern ELECTRICAL and OUR. PRICES PAINLESS EXTRACTIO ii ©@ No charge for Extracting when plates ey. mo OENTS. GOLD FILLINGS. Saree $y a SILVER FILLINGS.. . . ’. ri 0 MALBANING .0.. 00000005.. be U . Piae Street, Nevada . other Conveniences for doing L the regular prices charged by other City Lonpon, August 15—In an issue of this morning, the: Datly Express a8-: opening Westmin, charches in this city tomo-row, where .or+y that Canada will subsidize to tha lextent of $150,000 and Great ‘Britain $75,000 a year the lines of steamships to be established between Oanada and South Africa, which is the first porthe . tion of the great plan elaborated by Evening subject, ‘Doors; Colonial Secretary Chamberlain, to Closed and Being Olosed to the Drinkmake the British Empire independent ing Man.” Sunday school at the close . of American and foreign shippers of Intermediate . food, etc. The Canadian Pacific RailLeague at 5:30. Epworth League at . way has thrown in fis lot with the 6:80, lead by Miss Rachel Morgan. . shipping lines concerned in. the amalTopic—Gleanings From Many Field.” . gamation, and the same company is Class meeting at 9:45 a. m., Rev. J. arranging for a vast steamship service . with Oanada and Great Britain. It has often been remarked that the patrons of the Union Hotel look happy end vontented, ‘reason for it, baugher has his tables supplied with the best of everything, and the cooking is first-class. The attention paid to cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Will Subsidize. . Fools Alive Ye TRANSCRIP" ee ELGINDON, Angust 15—~The p ster Abbg public an opportunity to we i onation fittings has Involve *: thoritier.” ‘ameasureg bly task than had been im nesday the admission feo and bia es it was redy, cents. arZe. crowds building daring thease oo this morning the rate of admig, further reduced to ie throngs past all calc gated long before tho doorg opened. By noon the line extende mile to the westward of the Abbey Closely packed ranks, A small : of police was called out to keep g The pgople passed through the stiles at the rate of 2500 4D hour though thousands were turned ;: giving ap all hope of entering. line was still &rowing up tothe mi of the afternoon. Ste? If you want a 800d, cool drip New York. js here Seaeoae in Sacra oh jg bere from Mary ry BR. Meek has gone to Se yanson is UP from Sac! lations gop o Fré vey ia here from Sa lier of gacramento is b fends. H. Slarner © lar San Francisco ¢ hi and wife have returt gee of San +2080 7 f San Francie You Will Be Satisfied. and thers is good as Landlord MetzenFrancis the guests by the attendants, is obligbeer—the -very best in town—drogmmp ® ¥'°! pas returned fr ing and courteous, and you will be and-one Wai Harry. mI. ieee perfectly satisfied if you take your G Boglebright returned ho meals at this hotel. ood Meats, 10g. d eer is down from No A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Colley Brothers have the very of beef, mutton and veal on h all times. aoe of Downieville visit to Mra. T. P. Burns. . . ming migration ends for another seven . g $4, $4.50, $5 and up to $9 each. Black Brocade Silk, Black Soliel, ete.—no two alike. phn Chisholm writes that . fely in Scotland and wae h. : ae wife returned t from Bartlett Springs. Nellie Hickman, the bo at.J. J. Jackson, left’ t for Relief Hill to visit frien fillie Hyman and Miss ill leave Monday to vist ae L. L. Myers ca om North Bloomfield . MAHER & CO. — See Window REKKKKK . Stelflug of San Francise visit. ay nBey) Every one at less price than they egarty of Moores Flat is b 8, Hill is down from ro mine. Young is down from Nc Id. ° Jernon of Los Angeles 1s t yess trips —* “ Nright left this afternoon lat, and will return tomor family. Miller-left this. afternoon Flat to examine the -B Ladies, today we place on sale thirty Outside Skirt oing to give you the benefit of it. The Skirts come in Tan, Blue and Black. The pric They are made of all-wool Serge Covert Cloth, Cheri Come and see the best Skirts you ever saw for. li i Goding and child are. V.King came over from leah Respectfully, aa da Rush has gone to } oattend the funeral of » Wiaher <«& Cc Nettie Watson and Miss M v VAY this morning for Berkele he State University. A p D = ae heir friends were at the d OUR OUR Own. Baking Powder as icie yoo wished, OWN s Pure.. D. L. Hotchkiss, Dou BAKING 8, Mildred Randolpb and . If upon hasi i ndolph of Oakland, who . POWDER . . . ee thanthting eos 20 fo doesn Body of Oakland, who hepa ae oe and your 50 sents will be re. siting at App ae e, he Baking pe yeure, You will be pleased wit are here on a visit to the Baking Powder. One pound can can returned, that hee poet Cetin Ait * 50 Cents. will feces, sg us for being confident that it ames Colley, who has bee neisco and other places == — urned hoaie last evening. ig C HAS E r] M. Shields of Reno, Nev been here for the past se M = r z ~ ULLOY, Groce attendance on her daug! ac wer alive naa a aad eliealnalpeipucs alae F. Haley, who was serio OES NSN OOS his morning for her home. ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS AT —____ —— Buckley of San Francisco, fen visiting Superinten at the Plumbago mine, 0 his bome this morning. ‘8. Ford, Esq., returned from beiow. He will, 5 . fry, be the choice of the D Se (Ue our now selling our Elegant line of aye arty in this district for Trimmed’ Hats at the very low price ‘Q{¥MMBnd would make a very st of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City ‘leularly in the mining o store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. WV EY t WY ae L. LUBECK, ™™ S8222%; soy W.J. Organ has gona te lis to visit her daughter, Cover, who is critically ill. istendent W. H. Bray ha from the Bay, Marcella Brown left this a ae ae —= PHONE WEST 14, br North Bloomfield to Onie Myers, td Sandow returned last e © Pacific Grove, where he Pr the benefit of hig health. ————-cee. Don’t Get Left---Be On Tim We have an elegant line of CLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee them to -be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks im your possession and rely upon it. If you havea Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring it tous. We will fix it. That’s our specialty, Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung Watchmakers BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT! 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