August 19, 1897 (4 pages)

Power ard. for the ar. all par. — ‘ing in, her of re wilh + 9 80 at op’r ton feate, itep 2 TH THE itdaye by BROWNIES & pre rerd XM. P. BROWN. U. 8. CALKINS. TRANSCRIPT, “. The ‘Most. Success On One Ever Hold fn ete “THR WINERY “PICNIC. ~ the County, ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on application. . Fifty, Cents. Per Month. brook Park contained so many people as gathered there yesterday for the two-fold purpose of attending the picnic given by the Miners’ Unions of this -. city and Grass Valley and to witness ROWS it GLENBROOK PARK, tered at the tN scone oes evade Cir as . the horse races under the management of the Glenbrook Jookey Club. The ,{ trains in the forenoon .carried many picnickers to the grounds from both towns, while-the two first trains in the afternoon were crowded with people. At 3 o'clock p. m. the Park was alive It has been a long time since Glen-. ; jasylum sumed Crag jamped from a ‘second story window this moraing arid . . the attendants back was turned Crag] An lunoeaat Bystander. Shot in the Leg Dy One of the Fighters. Last evening avout 6 o’clock two men had a fight at Glen brook Park over the saddle horge race. One of the parties was.from Grass Valley and the. other from this eity. Mat Whelihan of Grass Valley then took a hand and soon a free fight was in progress, six or eight men being in the mix-up. During the melee Wheliban drew a pistol and fired one shot, supposedly for the purpose of scattering. the crowd. The bullet struck George Lammon in the .leg ‘about three inches above the ankle, producing a flesh wound. Lammion ‘was’ @ disinterested bystander. The ‘wound is nota bad one. After the shot was fired there was a mad rush of the crowd to get out of the way, but the fight talk was kept up and Deputy Sheriff Neagle and the two special deputies found it neces‘sary to draw their pistols in order to enforce their authority and quiet the crowd. Soon afterwards a colored jockey aaa another darkey got into.a wrangle over some gambling proposition in which it seems one had got the best of the other. ‘The jockey, drew a dagger and made a lunge at his larger opponent. who ducked and escaped being stabbed. As he tambled over he dropped. some money and exclaimed: “There it is.” He then gathered himself and scaled a fence in a lively manner. The coon who pulled the knife was arrested and brought to the county jail. This morning he was fined $20 and discharged. The other map was arrested today ‘for distarbing the peace and brought to this city for trial. Thunder Storm. The’ ‘@ouds that obecured the sky nearly all day yesterday released their pent-up moistore‘last night. There was a sprinkle of afew drops about 6:30 p. m, jand at 9:30 there was a lively Shower for a:few minttes. Towards morping there was a thunder storm, the rain falling in torrents and the Tapid peale of thunder being accompanied by vivid flashes of lightning. The storm purified the atmosphere but did “ot lower the temperature only temporarily. Today has been clear and warm. — For ‘tnaane Peopie. L. H. Brown, Secretary of State, and Dr. Matthews of the Board of Health, who have been here the past two days, came for the purpose of inspecting the county jail and the hospital to see what provisions are made for keeping . insane people in charge. Under the new law crazy. people are to be kept a short time (not exceeding twenty days) by the county, to determine whether their lunacy is but temporary. Many persons are sent to the asylum who would have recovered at home. They foand that there was. no fit place for keeping insane people. The matter “will. be brought to the attention of the. Board of Lunacy and the Supervisors \will probably be instructed to provide ypadded cells in which to confine persons who are charged with insanity. Nothing But Adulterers. & Superior Judge in Los Angeles has recently zendered ‘a decision which will make ‘hastily married couples open their eyes. Judge Allen holds’ that marriages in an adjoining State or on the high seas, in violation of the laws . : of the State in which the parties are citizens, is uo marriage at all. Theretore, if Judge Allan is sustained by the Supreme Court, those who have sought to evade the act of the last Legislature 4n the manner above indicated, and --who have married inside of a year from ‘the time the divorcee was secured by o both are nothing else but adul" yterers. is not a cheerful pros pect for those who have been married re tl at Reno or on tugs outside the Heads, _ Opea Alc Coacert. . “Last evening the Independent band gave a concert from the balcony in tront of the Owl. saloon, at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets. The music was fine and the band received Another concert by the above band will be given from many co: tae same place Sdturday evening. equaling in size the large crowds that day. Although the day was quite warm joying themselves. The dance. plat-. the former winning by.about. ah with people, the mass of humanity thronged there during the first and second meetings of the Fair Associations some years ago. Many assert that they never saw so many people on the grounds before, The various games and sports in ‘the forenoon-were quite interesting and afforded amusement to those who went out in the morning to. spend the whole and sultry everybody seem to be enform was filled with dancers all afternoon, music being furnished by Green's band of Grass Valley. Five running races took place between 8 and 6 o’clock p. m., and. the betting on the different events was lively, the bookmakers and their clerks being kept busy. Considerable money changed hands. The first race, three-fourths of a mile, was won by Cheridash. The Gossip second, Modestia third. Time 1:163;.' This was a very pretty race. . In the second race, 514 furlongs, De'cision came first, Senator Mahoney second, MoFerlane third. William O. B. won the third race of one mile, San Tuzza second, Bueno third, Time 1:4814. The horses got a good start from the Harris gate and kept well together half the way round. when the three above named gained on the others, still the gap wasa small one and when the runnérs came inte the same position and all coming home io their best form. Wm. O, B; and Sen Tuzza contested for first place and went under the wire neck and nec {It was a fine race from start to. finish ‘and was in all. respects the best event of-the afternoon’s program. ~ In the fourth race, 54% furlongs, Elmer F. was the winner, Woodchopper second, Don Gara third. Time 1:10¢. ‘The fifth and last race was a special half mile dash between saddle horses from Nevada City and Grass Valley. After considerable swearing and one or two false starts the horses were finally sent off to a very poor start. Jessie A. was the first to pass the Judges’ stand. The other horses in the race were Maud Evans, Lit Latta, Mollie and Carter B. In the stretch back of the knoll Maud Evans was pocketed by two of the other horses und kept there. For this, Miller, the rider of Carter B., was set down, and Ward, rider of Maud Evans, was set down by the judges for using obscene language. All bets and pools on the race were declared off. At the Park this afternoon there was a trotting and pacing race in addition to the. running races. The Superintendent’s race will take place Saturday. Friday there will be a trotting tace, 2:30 class. ———__— e@e--—— Large Machinery. are in town and have been examining heir property. They intend putting up large machinery and will work the mine in a very thorough and systematic. manner. Mining men hold a aigh opinion of the Texas and believe *t. will prove a paying property if worked the Tight way, and this is the intention of the company. When averything gets in proper shape employment will be given to a large force of men. GRASS VALLBY NEWS A Summary of Late News as Told Over the Telephone Today: There was a fight in a saloon on Main street last night. The parties are to be arrested and it is understood that the proprietor of the saloon will dlso be arrested for keeping a disorderly place. ‘The old Sanks residence on Church street was sold at auction yesterday and was bid in for $810 by Jacob Weisstorn down and erect a new structure. Jobo McClane, Fred Berger and John Hartling were sent to the county jail the peace. _— + 868 OO Superior Court. in the Superior Court today, Judge F T. Nilon presiding: “ _ them. The latter then drew his pistol *' and opened fire,’ killing both Mallard home stretch they were in about the) The new owners of the Texas mine; bein, who will have the old building today for ten days each for disturbing ‘The following business was transacted’ rf Tats. Frei. ar ee jin task the lien Gaenne was seriously.injured. While one of ‘picked up a bag of sand with which the floor was being scrubbed and beat down the window, from which he leaped before the attendant could reach him. The extent of his injuries is not known. Will Increase the Price. Exam, Ill, August 19—The Elgin Watch Company announces an advance in the price of watch movements, the increase amounting to ten per cent on all the better grades and from 50 to 76 cents.on the cheaper movements. Two Mea Shot Down. Privevitte, Ky., Aug. 19th.—News has reached here of a double mountain tragedy at Chads Gay, near Pineville. Joe Mallard, James Felt and Caleb Hatfield, camped there. They played cards all night, drinking heavily: Before . morning Hatfield and Mallard had won all of Felt’s money. They then pro‘posed that the card game break up and that a drink be taken before contina-. ing across the mountain. They drank,) but Mallard threw the contents of the jug in Felt’s face and told him to leave and Hatfield. Gold in Trinity. Reppine, Oal., August 19.—And still the excitement increases. It seems ab if the people were going wild, but they were worse yesterday. The news from the Coffee Creek district is as encouraging as ever. The reported rich strike of pocket gravel at Canyon cretk is confirmed. Two prospectors took out $8000 worth of. gold in a half diy. Worthless Drogs. Cuicaco, August 17.—The State Board of Pharmacy made a descent on the drug stores yésterday and very quickly found 200 violations of the law. One firm was found to be selling as cream tartar a concoction of 87 per cent plaster. of paris. Cases in which prescriptions had been filled without the use of the principal ingredients were reported. Engineer Killed, Desoto, Ill., August 19.—The boiler at the shaft of the Desoto coal mine exploded yesterday, instantly killing the engineer and sériously scalding: five. others. 2 Distinguished Guests. San Francisdo,August 19.—Congressman Warren B, Hooker of New York, chairman of the House Committee on Rivers and Harbors, arrived yesterday accompanied by his wife and two childreu. Representative Shearman, also of New York, and his wife and family were also of the party. At the mole on the Oakland side of the bay the party was met by ex-State Senator Tirey L. hrora, ex-Harbor Commissioner Daniel T. Cole, Frank A. Vail and Colonel George Stone. A Sea Horror, Boston, August 18.—A cablegram just réceived from Buenos Ayres gives news of a tragedy on the ‘schooner Olive Pecker, which left June 12th. According tothe dispatch Captain Whitman and Mate Harsburg of the schooner were murdered and the vessel burned. No particulars of the crime or “ onan are given. Strikers Arrested Faigmount, W. Va, August 19.—A hundred of the strikers at Montana have been arrested for violating JackVan cai Maccaroni and Chegse gale by P. G. Scadden, Commercia street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. ge eran ; made. . “3 f 2 Estate of John E. Hasbrouck, deceased. Order to show cause why order . in cans, and Van Camp's Ketchup are) of sale of real esiate should not bethe finest goods in the market. Four Thos. McAalay vs. J. F. Moody et al. ' feared that serious trouble will oer j23On trial. ' fore Judge Goff at Clarksburg. Feel. ing is becoming very intense and it is . out of the affair. > three highest are: Parrot, 288; Fank, 298; Shaw 224. Minor Notes and Comments of Local people atthe Miners’ Union picnic at ‘many orchards in this vicinity for ‘erect the new blacksmith shop for the foundry. son injunction. They will be tried be. . by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. NEVADA crry, CAL, hese: EVENING, august 19, Sor. _EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, tL ors were represented at the meeting J . held last night. All who stay at the mines to be opened will be gaarded ‘with gatling guns if necessary. The plan is to run a stockadé around the mines, to be guarded by Pinkertons. a. ale wage neler sd eohrcaai Cupar Rarms, 4 August 19—The Republican convention is in sesaion. ‘The: first ballot for Governor was had. The Interest. * Furnished house for rent. ° Inquire at this office.” The bar &t Glenbrook Park did a land office business yesterday. Electric fans have been put in at the National Hotel dining room. It is estimated that. there were 2700 Glenbrook yesterday. At Glenbrook Park yesterday a double rig collided with a single buggy and demolished one‘of the hind wheels of the latter. Tonight the Board of City Trustees ing. ; Bartlett.pears are being picked in shipment to Eastern markets. Omer Tompkins has the contract to Miners. Foundry, Some very heavy timbers are used in the foundation work, which is oe the creek below the QUARTZ WORTH $600 A TON, Rich Strike Made in the Old Gold Tun~~ pel Mine, Ohmert and Hume, who have been at work for some time in the Gold Tunnel. mine, made a rich strike a day or two since. They encountered in their tunnel a ledge of quartz that is literally filled with fine gold. The ledge also carries a large percentage of ochre that is rich in gold. Prospects show that the ledge matter will pay the handsome sum of $600 per ton, which is highly elating to the above prospectors and to the owner of the mine, A D. Allan. Hundreds of thousands: of dollars haye been taken from this mine in years past, but of late very little has been heard of the property, which has been worked by tributers. This strike shows that all the rich quartz has not been extracted, and is another proof ofthe general richness of ‘the Nevada City quartz district.There is no need of rushing off to Klondyke when we have. such rich mines right at our very doors, and capitalists who wish to invest in mines can find no better place in the world. 4 00-2 Fire on the Railroad. t Sheriff Getchell telephoned from Colfax this afternoon saying a fite was raging on the Narrow Gauge Railroad tiear Long Ravine bridge, a short distance this side of Colfax. In consequence the train this evening will be delayed, but how long it was impeassible to tell at that time. Grove’s Tastetess Cnt Tonic is @ perfect Malarial Liver Tonic, and Blood purifier, Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m thn Houmors in THE’ Bioop, boils, pimples scrofula sores, are promptly eradicated by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier, nerve'tonic and health builder. Hoon’s Pri1s are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness 25c. Wut You Give Or all that health means to you? If not, look out for imhumors and all, scrofulous tendencies mento.on a visit. _} North San Juan. ~ lown's Gore Governor, . H.C, Mitchell and wife of Newcastle are visitors here. Moore’s Fiat. came in on last evening’s.train. will hold their regular monthly meet. : ja visit to her sister, Mrs. W. 8S. Os‘heats, three‘in five. In the first heat -. to operate. Cure indigestion, biliouspure blood. Cure boils, pimples. L. BW. ‘Groag has ‘returned to Sacra-. } Miss F. ‘Nagler of Sacramento is here Chas, S. Pais and wife are over from Charles Hegarty, Jr. is down from _O.N. Nicholas of San Francigeo is here spending a few days. Pte : Sam. Bivens and 0. Penrose of North H.C. Morrill, A. H. Williams and OM. Cullough, of San Fraticisco, are here on a visit. J.T. Moody, M. Richardson. and W. ©. Durno came over from Truckee yesterday. Chas. H. Sooy Jr.,came over from North San Juan today. H. K. Shockley of. Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived here today. Dick Boeq, the popular’ wholesale coffee man of San Francisco, is in: town. CG. H. Jones of San Francisco is in M, Getz and G. A. Dodge, of San Francirco, are in town. ~ Mra, O. Chelfield of San Francisco arrived here last evening on her way to Downieville. ad Miss B. Korb of Marysville is here on borne. Miss B. Wagoner of Sacramento who . has been here on a visit to relatives returned home yesterday. ——— 2-1 @e-6 — +--+ -— Racing Today. There was a fair-attendance at Glenbrook Park this afternoon and much interest was taken in the races. The first event was a trotting race, mile Munyon was first, Bonny Bell second, Gray Dick third, Bob Fitzsimmons fourth. Time 2:274¢. The second heat was also taken by Munyon, the others being. in the same positions. “Fitz” only went to the half-mile post. ‘Time 2:26. Munyon won the third heat and race, Bonny Bell second, Gray Dick third. Time 2:28. a Protrcr YOURSELF against sickness and suffering by keeping your blood rich and pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla Weak, thin, impure, blood is sure to resalt in disease. Hoop’s Pits are easy to take, easy ness, 25c. One Yellow Ticket in every] package of Sc/z/fing's. Best tea—no matter p howgsmall. Get as many as you can, and find the word. * Rules of contest ‘published ine }aadvertisement about the first and mica of each month. E AiG Money Saved is Money Earned.-F. P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every Goins; you have your Whiskers pruned. All work first-class. £@9"Two Barbers. No waiting. jy? Girl Wanted. Girl wanted to do general housework. Apply at this office. ald For Rent: A furnished house is offered for rent, children. Enquire at this office. 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Power ard. for the ar. all par. — ‘ing in, her of re wilh + 9 80 at op’r ton feate, itep 2 TH THE itdaye by BROWNIES & pre rerd XM. P. BROWN. U. 8. CALKINS. TRANSCRIPT, “. The ‘Most. Success On One Ever Hold fn ete “THR WINERY “PICNIC. ~ the County, ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on application. . Fifty, Cents. Per Month. brook Park contained so many people as gathered there yesterday for the two-fold purpose of attending the picnic given by the Miners’ Unions of this -. city and Grass Valley and to witness ROWS it GLENBROOK PARK, tered at the tN scone oes evade Cir as . the horse races under the management of the Glenbrook Jookey Club. The ,{ trains in the forenoon .carried many picnickers to the grounds from both towns, while-the two first trains in the afternoon were crowded with people. At 3 o'clock p. m. the Park was alive It has been a long time since Glen-. ; jasylum sumed Crag jamped from a ‘second story window this moraing arid . . the attendants back was turned Crag] An lunoeaat Bystander. Shot in the Leg Dy One of the Fighters. Last evening avout 6 o’clock two men had a fight at Glen brook Park over the saddle horge race. One of the parties was.from Grass Valley and the. other from this eity. Mat Whelihan of Grass Valley then took a hand and soon a free fight was in progress, six or eight men being in the mix-up. During the melee Wheliban drew a pistol and fired one shot, supposedly for the purpose of scattering. the crowd. The bullet struck George Lammon in the .leg ‘about three inches above the ankle, producing a flesh wound. Lammion ‘was’ @ disinterested bystander. The ‘wound is nota bad one. After the shot was fired there was a mad rush of the crowd to get out of the way, but the fight talk was kept up and Deputy Sheriff Neagle and the two special deputies found it neces‘sary to draw their pistols in order to enforce their authority and quiet the crowd. Soon afterwards a colored jockey aaa another darkey got into.a wrangle over some gambling proposition in which it seems one had got the best of the other. ‘The jockey, drew a dagger and made a lunge at his larger opponent. who ducked and escaped being stabbed. As he tambled over he dropped. some money and exclaimed: “There it is.” He then gathered himself and scaled a fence in a lively manner. The coon who pulled the knife was arrested and brought to the county jail. This morning he was fined $20 and discharged. The other map was arrested today ‘for distarbing the peace and brought to this city for trial. Thunder Storm. The’ ‘@ouds that obecured the sky nearly all day yesterday released their pent-up moistore‘last night. There was a sprinkle of afew drops about 6:30 p. m, jand at 9:30 there was a lively Shower for a:few minttes. Towards morping there was a thunder storm, the rain falling in torrents and the Tapid peale of thunder being accompanied by vivid flashes of lightning. The storm purified the atmosphere but did “ot lower the temperature only temporarily. Today has been clear and warm. — For ‘tnaane Peopie. L. H. Brown, Secretary of State, and Dr. Matthews of the Board of Health, who have been here the past two days, came for the purpose of inspecting the county jail and the hospital to see what provisions are made for keeping . insane people in charge. Under the new law crazy. people are to be kept a short time (not exceeding twenty days) by the county, to determine whether their lunacy is but temporary. Many persons are sent to the asylum who would have recovered at home. They foand that there was. no fit place for keeping insane people. The matter “will. be brought to the attention of the. Board of Lunacy and the Supervisors \will probably be instructed to provide ypadded cells in which to confine persons who are charged with insanity. Nothing But Adulterers. & Superior Judge in Los Angeles has recently zendered ‘a decision which will make ‘hastily married couples open their eyes. Judge Allen holds’ that marriages in an adjoining State or on the high seas, in violation of the laws . : of the State in which the parties are citizens, is uo marriage at all. Theretore, if Judge Allan is sustained by the Supreme Court, those who have sought to evade the act of the last Legislature 4n the manner above indicated, and --who have married inside of a year from ‘the time the divorcee was secured by o both are nothing else but adul" yterers. is not a cheerful pros pect for those who have been married re tl at Reno or on tugs outside the Heads, _ Opea Alc Coacert. . “Last evening the Independent band gave a concert from the balcony in tront of the Owl. saloon, at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets. The music was fine and the band received Another concert by the above band will be given from many co: tae same place Sdturday evening. equaling in size the large crowds that day. Although the day was quite warm joying themselves. The dance. plat-. the former winning by.about. ah with people, the mass of humanity thronged there during the first and second meetings of the Fair Associations some years ago. Many assert that they never saw so many people on the grounds before, The various games and sports in ‘the forenoon-were quite interesting and afforded amusement to those who went out in the morning to. spend the whole and sultry everybody seem to be enform was filled with dancers all afternoon, music being furnished by Green's band of Grass Valley. Five running races took place between 8 and 6 o’clock p. m., and. the betting on the different events was lively, the bookmakers and their clerks being kept busy. Considerable money changed hands. The first race, three-fourths of a mile, was won by Cheridash. The Gossip second, Modestia third. Time 1:163;.' This was a very pretty race. . In the second race, 514 furlongs, De'cision came first, Senator Mahoney second, MoFerlane third. William O. B. won the third race of one mile, San Tuzza second, Bueno third, Time 1:4814. The horses got a good start from the Harris gate and kept well together half the way round. when the three above named gained on the others, still the gap wasa small one and when the runnérs came inte the same position and all coming home io their best form. Wm. O, B; and Sen Tuzza contested for first place and went under the wire neck and nec {It was a fine race from start to. finish ‘and was in all. respects the best event of-the afternoon’s program. ~ In the fourth race, 54% furlongs, Elmer F. was the winner, Woodchopper second, Don Gara third. Time 1:10¢. ‘The fifth and last race was a special half mile dash between saddle horses from Nevada City and Grass Valley. After considerable swearing and one or two false starts the horses were finally sent off to a very poor start. Jessie A. was the first to pass the Judges’ stand. The other horses in the race were Maud Evans, Lit Latta, Mollie and Carter B. In the stretch back of the knoll Maud Evans was pocketed by two of the other horses und kept there. For this, Miller, the rider of Carter B., was set down, and Ward, rider of Maud Evans, was set down by the judges for using obscene language. All bets and pools on the race were declared off. At the Park this afternoon there was a trotting and pacing race in addition to the. running races. The Superintendent’s race will take place Saturday. Friday there will be a trotting tace, 2:30 class. ———__— e@e--—— Large Machinery. are in town and have been examining heir property. They intend putting up large machinery and will work the mine in a very thorough and systematic. manner. Mining men hold a aigh opinion of the Texas and believe *t. will prove a paying property if worked the Tight way, and this is the intention of the company. When averything gets in proper shape employment will be given to a large force of men. GRASS VALLBY NEWS A Summary of Late News as Told Over the Telephone Today: There was a fight in a saloon on Main street last night. The parties are to be arrested and it is understood that the proprietor of the saloon will dlso be arrested for keeping a disorderly place. ‘The old Sanks residence on Church street was sold at auction yesterday and was bid in for $810 by Jacob Weisstorn down and erect a new structure. Jobo McClane, Fred Berger and John Hartling were sent to the county jail the peace. _— + 868 OO Superior Court. in the Superior Court today, Judge F T. Nilon presiding: “ _ them. The latter then drew his pistol *' and opened fire,’ killing both Mallard home stretch they were in about the) The new owners of the Texas mine; bein, who will have the old building today for ten days each for disturbing ‘The following business was transacted’ rf Tats. Frei. ar ee jin task the lien Gaenne was seriously.injured. While one of ‘picked up a bag of sand with which the floor was being scrubbed and beat down the window, from which he leaped before the attendant could reach him. The extent of his injuries is not known. Will Increase the Price. Exam, Ill, August 19—The Elgin Watch Company announces an advance in the price of watch movements, the increase amounting to ten per cent on all the better grades and from 50 to 76 cents.on the cheaper movements. Two Mea Shot Down. Privevitte, Ky., Aug. 19th.—News has reached here of a double mountain tragedy at Chads Gay, near Pineville. Joe Mallard, James Felt and Caleb Hatfield, camped there. They played cards all night, drinking heavily: Before . morning Hatfield and Mallard had won all of Felt’s money. They then pro‘posed that the card game break up and that a drink be taken before contina-. ing across the mountain. They drank,) but Mallard threw the contents of the jug in Felt’s face and told him to leave and Hatfield. Gold in Trinity. Reppine, Oal., August 19.—And still the excitement increases. It seems ab if the people were going wild, but they were worse yesterday. The news from the Coffee Creek district is as encouraging as ever. The reported rich strike of pocket gravel at Canyon cretk is confirmed. Two prospectors took out $8000 worth of. gold in a half diy. Worthless Drogs. Cuicaco, August 17.—The State Board of Pharmacy made a descent on the drug stores yésterday and very quickly found 200 violations of the law. One firm was found to be selling as cream tartar a concoction of 87 per cent plaster. of paris. Cases in which prescriptions had been filled without the use of the principal ingredients were reported. Engineer Killed, Desoto, Ill., August 19.—The boiler at the shaft of the Desoto coal mine exploded yesterday, instantly killing the engineer and sériously scalding: five. others. 2 Distinguished Guests. San Francisdo,August 19.—Congressman Warren B, Hooker of New York, chairman of the House Committee on Rivers and Harbors, arrived yesterday accompanied by his wife and two childreu. Representative Shearman, also of New York, and his wife and family were also of the party. At the mole on the Oakland side of the bay the party was met by ex-State Senator Tirey L. hrora, ex-Harbor Commissioner Daniel T. Cole, Frank A. Vail and Colonel George Stone. A Sea Horror, Boston, August 18.—A cablegram just réceived from Buenos Ayres gives news of a tragedy on the ‘schooner Olive Pecker, which left June 12th. According tothe dispatch Captain Whitman and Mate Harsburg of the schooner were murdered and the vessel burned. No particulars of the crime or “ onan are given. Strikers Arrested Faigmount, W. Va, August 19.—A hundred of the strikers at Montana have been arrested for violating JackVan cai Maccaroni and Chegse gale by P. G. Scadden, Commercia street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. ge eran ; made. . “3 f 2 Estate of John E. Hasbrouck, deceased. Order to show cause why order . in cans, and Van Camp's Ketchup are) of sale of real esiate should not bethe finest goods in the market. Four Thos. McAalay vs. J. F. Moody et al. ' feared that serious trouble will oer j23On trial. ' fore Judge Goff at Clarksburg. Feel. ing is becoming very intense and it is . out of the affair. > three highest are: Parrot, 288; Fank, 298; Shaw 224. Minor Notes and Comments of Local people atthe Miners’ Union picnic at ‘many orchards in this vicinity for ‘erect the new blacksmith shop for the foundry. son injunction. They will be tried be. . by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. NEVADA crry, CAL, hese: EVENING, august 19, Sor. _EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, tL ors were represented at the meeting J . held last night. All who stay at the mines to be opened will be gaarded ‘with gatling guns if necessary. The plan is to run a stockadé around the mines, to be guarded by Pinkertons. a. ale wage neler sd eohrcaai Cupar Rarms, 4 August 19—The Republican convention is in sesaion. ‘The: first ballot for Governor was had. The Interest. *

Furnished house for rent. ° Inquire at this office.” The bar &t Glenbrook Park did a land office business yesterday. Electric fans have been put in at the National Hotel dining room. It is estimated that. there were 2700 Glenbrook yesterday. At Glenbrook Park yesterday a double rig collided with a single buggy and demolished one‘of the hind wheels of the latter. Tonight the Board of City Trustees ing. ; Bartlett.pears are being picked in shipment to Eastern markets. Omer Tompkins has the contract to Miners. Foundry, Some very heavy timbers are used in the foundation work, which is oe the creek below the QUARTZ WORTH $600 A TON, Rich Strike Made in the Old Gold Tun~~ pel Mine, Ohmert and Hume, who have been at work for some time in the Gold Tunnel. mine, made a rich strike a day or two since. They encountered in their tunnel a ledge of quartz that is literally filled with fine gold. The ledge also carries a large percentage of ochre that is rich in gold. Prospects show that the ledge matter will pay the handsome sum of $600 per ton, which is highly elating to the above prospectors and to the owner of the mine, A D. Allan. Hundreds of thousands: of dollars haye been taken from this mine in years past, but of late very little has been heard of the property, which has been worked by tributers. This strike shows that all the rich quartz has not been extracted, and is another proof ofthe general richness of ‘the Nevada City quartz district.There is no need of rushing off to Klondyke when we have. such rich mines right at our very doors, and capitalists who wish to invest in mines can find no better place in the world. 4 00-2 Fire on the Railroad. t Sheriff Getchell telephoned from Colfax this afternoon saying a fite was raging on the Narrow Gauge Railroad tiear Long Ravine bridge, a short distance this side of Colfax. In consequence the train this evening will be delayed, but how long it was impeassible to tell at that time. Grove’s Tastetess Cnt Tonic is @ perfect Malarial Liver Tonic, and Blood purifier, Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. jy19-6m thn Houmors in THE’ Bioop, boils, pimples scrofula sores, are promptly eradicated by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier, nerve'tonic and health builder. Hoon’s Pri1s are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness 25c. Wut You Give Or all that health means to you? If not, look out for imhumors and all, scrofulous tendencies mento.on a visit. _} North San Juan. ~ lown's Gore Governor, . H.C, Mitchell and wife of Newcastle are visitors here. Moore’s Fiat. came in on last evening’s.train. will hold their regular monthly meet. : ja visit to her sister, Mrs. W. 8S. Os‘heats, three‘in five. In the first heat -. to operate. Cure indigestion, biliouspure blood. Cure boils, pimples. L. BW. ‘Groag has ‘returned to Sacra-. } Miss F. ‘Nagler of Sacramento is here Chas, S. Pais and wife are over from Charles Hegarty, Jr. is down from _O.N. Nicholas of San Francigeo is here spending a few days. Pte : Sam. Bivens and 0. Penrose of North H.C. Morrill, A. H. Williams and OM. Cullough, of San Fraticisco, are here on a visit. J.T. Moody, M. Richardson. and W. ©. Durno came over from Truckee yesterday. Chas. H. Sooy Jr.,came over from North San Juan today. H. K. Shockley of. Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived here today. Dick Boeq, the popular’ wholesale coffee man of San Francisco, is in: town. CG. H. Jones of San Francisco is in M, Getz and G. A. Dodge, of San Francirco, are in town. ~ Mra, O. Chelfield of San Francisco arrived here last evening on her way to Downieville. ad Miss B. Korb of Marysville is here on borne. Miss B. Wagoner of Sacramento who . has been here on a visit to relatives returned home yesterday. ——— 2-1 @e-6 — +--+ -— Racing Today. There was a fair-attendance at Glenbrook Park this afternoon and much interest was taken in the races. The first event was a trotting race, mile Munyon was first, Bonny Bell second, Gray Dick third, Bob Fitzsimmons fourth. Time 2:274¢. The second heat was also taken by Munyon, the others being. in the same positions. “Fitz” only went to the half-mile post. ‘Time 2:26. Munyon won the third heat and race, Bonny Bell second, Gray Dick third. Time 2:28. a Protrcr YOURSELF against sickness and suffering by keeping your blood rich and pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla Weak, thin, impure, blood is sure to resalt in disease. Hoop’s Pits are easy to take, easy ness, 25c. One Yellow Ticket in every] package of Sc/z/fing's. Best tea—no matter p howgsmall. Get as many as you can, and find the word. * Rules of contest ‘published ine }aadvertisement about the first and mica of each month. E AiG Money Saved is Money Earned.-F. P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every Goins; you have your Whiskers pruned. All work first-class. £@9"Two Barbers. No waiting. jy? Girl Wanted. Girl wanted to do general housework. Apply at this office. ald For Rent: A furnished house is offered for rent, children. Enquire at this office. SAN FRANCISCOw*see wee BUSINESS COLLEGE 1230 Market Street, San Francisco. No als Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Penn Pittman Shorthand. 200 pupils secured positions in 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a position. al9-6m Dr. G. M. HARRIS, i> 7 ‘ * DENTIST. Office—Morgan & Roberts Building, orner Broed and Pine streets, WILL PAY, according to the pation, from $8,00'to able to work through being hurt all . ; PERSONAL POINTERS. =. HEALTH Concise Chronicle of Yarlous Folks es Doings and Intentions. ACCIDENT .W. H. Gaffett is ap from Clipper Gap. 7 INSURANCE, ——s ie Mtual Aid As3ysiation San Francisco, ce e For Five Cents Per ‘Days monks whoa se hen una week, w ol viLL PAY,if you are accidentally pees yee eae Bloomfield are in town. BIE A ¥ $10.00 a week, when you are * Theo. Wetzel came down from North . ck and unable to wor WwW PAY $100.00 fo funeral ex Two Explosions. Bloomfield today. ek ead you loge a, hax a hand nd foot B. F. Snell returned last evening . te Protection on to the mem Seer avon Lownpon, August 19.—There was. an exfice: tak Ptinoleas. paying $5.00 life meinbership fee and dues of month. plosion in Constantinople within the} W.8. Ferguson of San Franciscoisin. ' 1 468 INSURANCE. precincts of the Porte. An Armenian . town. x : Ate issues licies of bite Insurance, pay pay: was also arrested trying to explode aee de Mark of San eaenvats Biko per $100 per we week for nocident and bio: . m Demi tp the “gig t i A. L. Begbie left on the noon train pane Digan § ge Sua on ond’ of ps rears > for San Francisco. ’ IF INSURED BRIBF MENTION W. 9. Stratford of San Francisco . you cannot lose ose ally your income when you , ° eame in on last evening’s train. ate anne 7 Mutual a Aswoe iation is Pre‘ E. H. 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