August 24, 1903 (4 pages)

e . . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Pee. Delivered toany part uf the city. w Bnterprsing Citizens of ‘Washington to the we The residente of Washington are ap against the problem of either erecting &® new schoolhouse or else seeing their rosy cheeked lads and-lassies wandering aimlessly along the bighways and by ways seeking the path that leads up to the ball of philosophy. For, be it known, that the schoolhouse at that Justling little mountain burg is in a ~“ gad and dilapidated condition and in many respects a derelict. To remedy this the wide-a-wake and enterprising citizens are in favor of issuing bonds to meet the exigiences of the occagion, but in order to do this it ie necessary to call an election of the people of that townshship and gather in the affirmative a two-thirds vote, This, however, cannot be done until the tax roll of that district is fully investigated and found to be in fit condition:to warrant the property holders meeting their obligations when the same is-due and payable. .To ascertain the exact status of affeire E. T. Worthley and George Cloud, two influential and stable pillars of that town, who are first and foremost in everything appertaining to the progregs and advancemént of their people, are now in this city and while here will look up the necessary information that is required. If satisfactory an election will be held next month to vote the bonds. Should the proposition carry, and it most assuredly will, it is proposed to erect a building that will prove a credit. to the town; one that will be substantial and durable for many a year tocome. The town of Washington is now in a fairly prosperous condition, with the mining outlook in the ascendancy, and it is anticipated that at this opportune time a special school tax will work no apparent tribulations to those who have the welfare of the school children at heart, BRIEF MENTION. News Items Condensed For the Benefit of . TRUCKEE DOGS A Resume of News From That Lively Town. “The following interesting cullings are gleaned from the Republican of Saturday : A G, Grali was arrested yesterday morning by Constable Ocker on ‘the charge of battery. The warrant was: sworn to by G. Leni, who claims that Grali struck bis child. The accused was taken before Juatice of the Peace Hill and his trial was set for ten o'clock this morning. ‘The complaining witness secured the services of OC. F. McGlashan to conduct the prosecution. When the evidence in the case was heard this morning it transpired that the case was the result of a family quarrel. Justice Hill took the matter under eonsideration and will render his decision this afternoon. Toney M.Cunha, an employe of Sebaffer’s mill, had a narrow escape from death Thursday, Mr. Cunha’s duties consisted of swamping with a “snake team.” One of the hooks attached to a chain. used for fostening to logs gave way under the strain of being pulled by the team and the broken end of the heavy piece of metal strack Mr. Ounba on the right temple tearing away the flesh and inflicting # deep and ugly wound. Friends and fellow employes of the man witnessed the accident and went to his aid, picking up the unconscioua feliow and as best they could bathing his wound, Soon afterward he was brought. to Truckee and Dr. Bryant was summoned and dressed the wicked-looking injary. Eighteen &titches were required in the. operation. Though no serious results are anticipated, it will be some time before Mr. Cunha bas entirely recovered. BMGT Ut END One of Grass Valley's Fairest Blossoms Plocked, Busy Readers, 4, McLean, a prisoner who was sent here from Truckee to serve forty days in the County Jail for battery, wes released from custody today and given his freedom, his term have expired. Frank W. Taylor and Jo V. Spnyde left here Saturday night to rusticate if the hills and canyons near Central House, whither they went in quest of the fleet-footed deer and juiey bear meat. Itis needless to add that all the game in that locality béat a hasty retreat for the higher Sierras when the spotted Frank and Jo with their trasty guns, but nevertheless the gente are greatly enjoying their outing. On August the Slet the school term will begin and the boys and girle will no doubt need more new clothing for that occasion. Maher & Oo., who are always looking out for the interests of the scholars, have begun a big gale in boys. and girls bose, all sizes, ribbed, fast black and double spliced heel, at 10and 15 cents, In a changed advertisement in thie exening’s Tranasogirr they tell more about them. Read the advertisement, Fue Condemned. Al. K. Snell and Frank Grissell, Ohief Engineer and Assistant Ohief, respectively, of the Nevada City Fire Department, today made a careful inspection of the brick chimney in the building occupied as a saloon by Joseph Hosken and which adjoins the Nevada County Gas & Electric Co.'s office, on Broad street, They found the flue to be in a very unsafe and dilepidated condition and Promptly condemned it in an official capacity and have ordered the same tora down without delay. Thisis a wise and judicious move for preventing the possible outbreak of a disastrous fire in that locality and Great credit on the ability of these two officisis who have just recently been placed at the head Olinton Harrison, of this city, was recently appointed a teacher in one of the departments of the public schools in Sap Francisco. She stood third in point of merit cut of a list sixty-five competitors for the position, spesks very bighly for the young lady, who was born and reared io this city, Mise Alice Upton of Grass Valley, one of the fairest and most accom plished of young buds that ever dwelt and bloomed in the Quartz Crowned City of the Sierras, was cut down and gathered to her fathers yesterday afternoon, there to lend her fragrance to the. cosmic purity of an empyrean home among the angels of that nethermost golden shore, The young: lady when called bence wae staying at the home of her brother-in-law, Thomas B, Upton of San Francisco. She was known as a pianist of great ability and by some was considered a prodigee in the manipalations of the ivory keys, and it was for the proud distinction. of Playing for Robert Tolmie, the musical celebrity, that she journeyed to San Francleco a little over a week ago. It was while at the Bay that-‘she wae stricken with that dread disease, appendicitis. She rapidly grew worse and Saturday afternoon the physiciang Operated upon her. She was unable to withstand the strain, and as stated above, gucsumbed to the inevitable, Fred M. Miller, a cousin to the dead girl, -bas g>ne to San Francisco and with other relatives will accompany the remains to Grass Valley, where they will be interred tomorrow afiernoon. Deceased was about sixteen yeare of age and was born and reared in Grags Valley. In thie city, where she was favorably known and loved by many fri-nds, ber death will cause profound regret and sorrow. Won on Meri Miss Eloise Harrigon, daugbter of This of our city fire department, Owner soon got on the trail and now someone will have to make reparation or go to jail. The fowls were disposed of by the culprit for ten cents apiece, and the proceeds were spent in drink. tonville. Now Numbered © WithtbeDead _ Thomas Frederickson, formerly of Sutter Oreek, Amador county, died at the home of his brother-in-law, William Celio, in Willow Valley, last night about ten o’clook. The deceased had been ina poor health for upwards of two years, owing: to acate stomach troubles. To add to hie sufferings, he accidentally stepped on an aptprned naila year ago, and lock-jaw soon followed. He was engaged in mercantile business in Sut-. ter Oreek at the time, and after fecovering from the latter attack he sold out and traveled awhile for the benefit of health, coming, to this city not y weeks ago. He showed a marked mprovement in a short time. His} relatives and friends felt greatly encouraged as to his ultimate recovery. Up to yesterday afternoon at 1:80 o’clock his condition gave much encouragement to that end. At that time he was éuddenly taken with a change for the worse, and gradually grew worse until death relieved bim . of his sufferings. Mr. \ Frederickson was quite well . known in this commanity for bis short time in our midst, and even in his deCclining health he readily made friends, He aways stood well in the business circlés of Amador county, where his demise will be learned with profound eorrow, The deceased leaves a loving wife to mourn his loss, and the sympathy of our people ie extended to her in her bereavement. The remains will be taken to Ione tomorrow for interment. Mr. and Mre. William Celio will go along and assist at the obsequies. The deceased was a native of Denmark, and aged 89 -yéars, 10 months and 27 days, LODO CLUB'S DART Pris Awarded Por the Best Waltzers paturday Night. “The soolal given by El Oro Clab lest Saturday evening was largely attended, The waltzing contests for prizes added greatly to the evening's enjoyment, and keen interest. was teken as to who would win out. There were, several graceful waltzers on the floor, and fora time it was-difficalt to pick the winners. After close observation on the part of the committee, Percy Oarr and Miss Frankie Shielde were awarded the first prize of $5, The second prize, a banquet for four at Hotel Antlers, was awarded to James . F. Dolen and Miss Ida Avery. Next Satarday evening another sociel will be given at the platform, aud prizes will be given. Among the prizes will be a wine dinner, the gift of Oolonei Boyd, to the couple showing the beet ability in the execution of @ two-step. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has béen able to cure in.all ite stages and that is Oaterrh. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraterity. Oatarrh being & constitational disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oatarrb Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of ihe disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitation and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so mach faith in its curative powers, that they offer one Hundred Dollers for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimoniale. Address, F. J. OHENEY & OO., Telodo, O. Sold by Druggists, Bo. Hall’s Family Pills are the best, © A Big Haul of Fowls William Hoskins, who resides on the old Conley piece, just above,the Oatholic cemetery, had his chicken house raided last night and purloined of fifty choice and tender chicks. Mr. Hoskine had bis five dog poisoned some time since, and the raider was there. fore secure in thie direction. Bat the Griff Williams is down from Oamp. Methodist Ohurch last evehing to hear natare, but not of a character to cause alarm, eround town, and hie friends are congratulatiog him upon his fortanate escape, Charles Moerrificld, of Lost Hill, is reported to be quite sick. ments in the Conlan lodging house, on Broad street,the taste manufactured mixologist _ There was a large audience at the & gospel temperance sermon delivered by Mre, A Palmer, a noted lecturer end national evangelist of the W. O. T. U. The lady held the undivided attention of her hearers for over an hour and preached a strong, practical and interesting sermon on the benefits accruing from total abstinence. Mre. Palmer proved to be a very intellectual and gifted epeaker and it is thought ‘that renewed zeal will be manifested locally in the temperance cause by reagon of the lady’s visit to this olty, A very interesting discourse was delivered. at thechurch Aast evening by Rev J. Sims, the topid selected for the occasion being “‘Clerieal Adventures.” The various episods or anecdotes chosen from the many and varied reminiscences of the reverend gentleman were narrated in an impressive and brilliant manner, and the spiritual teachings and lessons weight and force and were brought diréctly to the hearts of the lar ze number of people who were fortunate enough to be present. : : 4 HOVAL ARCH KNIGHTS Liquor Dealers Establish a Branch In This City. A lodge of the Knights of Royal Arch, an organization composed of dealers in Hquors, was instituted in this city last evening, with a membership of fifty. State Grand Valiant Commander P. N. Hanrahan, State Organizer 0, T. Hodgman and Deputy Grand Valfant Oommander F. J, Maiden, all of Oakland, conductei the ceremonies incident to the establishment of the new branch. The officers installed were as follows: Valiant Commander, Samuel Rice; Lieutenant Oommander, W. Maitland; Treasurer, N. J. Weber; Recorder, Samuel Simmons; Master of Oeremoniee, J. R. Hopkins; Captain of Guard, George Tallon ; Tyler, James Dower ; Advisory Board, W. H. Danlap, Maurice O'Connell, Ed Tompkins, E. T. Worthley and J. Bacigalupi. The. new organization, which is known as No. 25, will meet regularly at Pythian Castle, posed of a social time was spent, and much merriment prevailed. NARROW ESCADE. John Williams Hort at the Murchie Mine Last Night. John Williams, who resides st the New York Hotel, had a narrow escape from death while at ‘work io the Marchie mine last night. He “was in a and he barely escaped from being buried under its mighty weight, As it was, he received several ugly cts on hig-head, and were {t not for bis good folding he would have’ keen hurled’ down the shaft a hundred feet. As soon as posabile the injured.man was brought to town and Dr, O. L, Muller attended him. His injuries were found to be of rather a serious Today Mr, Williams was able to be The Sick. The seyen-year-son of Mr. and Mrs, W. Doyle is very sick at his apartFancy Sammer Drinks that will suit at Britland’s. 7 tf evolved from the same carried much . After the formal business was dis. —— ns DY OTT They Massacre Women and Children ~ and Blow Up Twenty Villages-~ Sireets Sirewn With Dead. lose EXC a eres = mrs ‘ flaher & Co. . large number were ibjured. ber of prisoners. —_ CONSTANTINOPLE, August 24th—The Bulgarians attacked the Turkish town of Urgas on the east ‘coast ng Turkey, blowing up the government buildings with*dynamite. © Over two hundred people were killed outright and a Sorta, August 24th—The Turks have destroyed twenty-two villages in the districts of Florina and Monastir. They massacred women and children and killed large num%. The streets of Kreshevo are strewn with dead people, __ The survivors are afraid to bury the bodies. 3 The Insurgents have cut all the telegraph lines connecting Adrianpole with the outside world. Reports current of fighting and massacres proceeding there. prices. August 31st is the beginning of fore it is now time to look after: and girls, ou MAHER & CO. we have started a Sale of Boys and cents and 15 cents per pair. Fine ribbed, fast black, double ribbed, in all sizes. : Come in at once and buy the H Come today. sows & CONVICT WOODS CAPTURED He Appeared Al a _ and While Wailing for a Shave Was Arrested Today. Reno Barber Shop. Revo, Nevada, August 24.—Convict Woods who with several other prisoners, escaped from the Folsom State prison about four weeks ago, appeared at a barber shop in this city this afternoon, and while sitting in a barber’s chair waiting for a shave, was identified and immediately placed under arrest. He will be brought back to Folsom. SHATHROCKREMEASURED New York, August 24. —Shamrock was remieasured today and the difference was found to be so slight that it will not make any difference in the time allowance. Piano Tuning and Repairing. 4 O. W. Bennett will commence work in Nevada (ityinafewdays, 422 nl rr A girl todo general housework cap hear of a good situation by applyihg at the Transonipr office. Are offered for sale cheap. Apply at the Tranddnrer office. TRansonipr Office. ~ ————_=_ Two Cribs ne arit?, CY aueeimege ar Girl Wanted. — Todo general housework. Apply at the a2 BOHEMIAN — BEERS: / SOLD EVERYWHERE. Milk Business For Sal of about Sixty Customers, Lost Hill, . . GOOD o_O —. OOWS Wagon, Horse H Lot, Two Berns and a Milk Rout Enquire of DAN McAULEY stope when suddenly a large cave fell . presence of mind in grasping @ ecalf-. . Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS ea ag en ae = es . > a That Stale, Plavorlese, ady-Ground Package Coffee, and try e pound Gaylor’s 25 Cont can Family Coffee Rooted Daily, » FO order, with or with. out chicory: Alwaya orisp and aromatic t Ground We have the Stock of. The following F Silver Doctor, Black Gna tizzly King, + Nevada City a al Brown Hackle Gray Hackle,Peacock Bay BARREL CORK Qe All Ho, for a Gra 1 Octs. —=FFR Pai id Time! The Event of the Season : a sek .t0 be given by Grass Valley, Wednesday, Si eptember d Kee Everybody cordially invited, program will be published in a few days FISHING TACKLE. at GURLY BEARS $f this City and the ARGONAUTS. / y Fall particulars ‘3 a % r: .-.from which to pid FILS ErOoms 50 Cents per Dozen. : 8:th Green, Rio Grande King, The Professor, ow-dun Gnat, Coachman, Peacock B’y Yellow May, ae ly Hooks can be had for. o cts per dos mn Hackle, Red Ba oa mar ~The Montreal ., Captain Scout, g. . : Bleck Hackle Peacock Bdy Jungle Cock, ~~ 7 are cerpor Alvord, ~= VON E RS CARLISLE HOOKS stain eeccecsseses so 20 CONS Por OM with strap FLOATS at tees . -++ 1200, 260, 650, 750, 900, tf "Pew eenee Perens Stades of Braided Oil and Water Proot Silk lines. Le ede +. 250, 800, 750, 86 teasers s oe 106, 150, 200, 800, 850, 400 Hadle ( gles, Laths, P —NE STREET. . wav. Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, nod Grover and B, O. J noisco and Jobn A. Bri who are connected wi anties Power Company nding a few days in tov rrow, who was ate ll ‘mine last & yslong as well as can Fleming has returned 1 Ban Francisco. ce Bradshaw, an emplo; rgo & Oo., is here fron red Zeitler and son he rom a visit to Sun Franc }. M, Walling, wife, andd Vesta, have returned ble J. L. Lithgow of ' sin town yesterday. chard Sandow has freti wo weeks’ visit to Santa. iva McLean of Graniteyv visit. : . Gaylord returned from last Saturday evening, . Martinetti left geste tate of Wa:hington, Jonathan Clark of Piety ly tlt again. orma Anderson has retu man’s Dam, izabeth Curnow, of Go who has beea suffering of the foot for some . improving. ‘Armstrong of Monte V here on a visit to his bro strong. They have not years. n Superintendent Soarf Dounties Power Company from a trip to the metrop . G. Richman bas retu: in Francisco, being ace by her brother, Olifton ¥ inois, : nry Lane and her daug returned last evening fro a Francisco, . Holman: and Frank: Holi last evening from San Fr hetts returned last ever it to San Francisco, ndsburg is down from bel and Eleanore Ashbr been to Oakland on a viet or, Mre, Blake, re ar evening. » E. Reynolds retarned rom Santa Orug, omas Reynolds has retur: P to Santa Orog, P, F. Simonds and wife . me Tuesday evening fror Banta Oraz and San Fr Hocking will return Tues¢ 70m 8 visit to the sea Cots! mons returned from a t evening, Ee Barns of Moores Flat, ¥ Visiting at the Bay, arrived evening, and contint homeward by stage tod: or E. T. Worthley is do bington Spending a few da oud, one of Wasbingto inegs men, is in town, luf is here from Colum! + A, Gett, Grand Presi ent * Daughters, retarned tt 0 Sacramento after a Plea : nad many friends in th utma Iso; We is here from 3 lng a tow days, Mlshere trom Sacrament erritt arrived here last eve: b Franciseo, Flora Annis of Providenc si * visit to friends at ti arrived here last es m. Sao Fra Puey of Moores Fiat arrive ing from San Francie : is here on 8 visit tro “OM San Fra aan ¢ B tor Downievilia, Rss, Laie ~ *8 End to ig an

e . . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Pee. Delivered toany part uf the city. w Bnterprsing Citizens of ‘Washington to the we The residente of Washington are ap against the problem of either erecting &® new schoolhouse or else seeing their rosy cheeked lads and-lassies wandering aimlessly along the bighways and by ways seeking the path that leads up to the ball of philosophy. For, be it known, that the schoolhouse at that Justling little mountain burg is in a ~“ gad and dilapidated condition and in many respects a derelict. To remedy this the wide-a-wake and enterprising citizens are in favor of issuing bonds to meet the exigiences of the occagion, but in order to do this it ie necessary to call an election of the people of that townshship and gather in the affirmative a two-thirds vote, This, however, cannot be done until the tax roll of that district is fully investigated and found to be in fit condition:to warrant the property holders meeting their obligations when the same is-due and payable. .To ascertain the exact status of affeire E. T. Worthley and George Cloud, two influential and stable pillars of that town, who are first and foremost in everything appertaining to the progregs and advancemént of their people, are now in this city and while here will look up the necessary information that is required. If satisfactory an election will be held next month to vote the bonds. Should the proposition carry, and it most assuredly will, it is proposed to erect a building that will prove a credit. to the town; one that will be substantial and durable for many a year tocome. The town of Washington is now in a fairly prosperous condition, with the mining outlook in the ascendancy, and it is anticipated that at this opportune time a special school tax will work no apparent tribulations to those who have the welfare of the school children at heart, BRIEF MENTION. News Items Condensed For the Benefit of . TRUCKEE DOGS A Resume of News From That Lively Town. “The following interesting cullings are gleaned from the Republican of Saturday : A G, Grali was arrested yesterday morning by Constable Ocker on ‘the charge of battery. The warrant was: sworn to by G. Leni, who claims that Grali struck bis child. The accused was taken before Juatice of the Peace Hill and his trial was set for ten o'clock this morning. ‘The complaining witness secured the services of OC. F. McGlashan to conduct the prosecution. When the evidence in the case was heard this morning it transpired that the case was the result of a family quarrel. Justice Hill took the matter under eonsideration and will render his decision this afternoon. Toney M.Cunha, an employe of Sebaffer’s mill, had a narrow escape from death Thursday, Mr. Cunha’s duties consisted of swamping with a “snake team.” One of the hooks attached to a chain. used for fostening to logs gave way under the strain of being pulled by the team and the broken end of the heavy piece of metal strack Mr. Ounba on the right temple tearing away the flesh and inflicting # deep and ugly wound. Friends and fellow employes of the man witnessed the accident and went to his aid, picking up the unconscioua feliow and as best they could bathing his wound, Soon afterward he was brought. to Truckee and Dr. Bryant was summoned and dressed the wicked-looking injary. Eighteen &titches were required in the. operation. Though no serious results are anticipated, it will be some time before Mr. Cunha bas entirely recovered. BMGT Ut END One of Grass Valley's Fairest Blossoms Plocked, Busy Readers, 4, McLean, a prisoner who was sent here from Truckee to serve forty days in the County Jail for battery, wes released from custody today and given his freedom, his term have expired. Frank W. Taylor and Jo V. Spnyde left here Saturday night to rusticate if the hills and canyons near Central House, whither they went in quest of the fleet-footed deer and juiey bear meat. Itis needless to add that all the game in that locality béat a hasty retreat for the higher Sierras when the spotted Frank and Jo with their trasty guns, but nevertheless the gente are greatly enjoying their outing. On August the Slet the school term will begin and the boys and girle will no doubt need more new clothing for that occasion. Maher & Oo., who are always looking out for the interests of the scholars, have begun a big gale in boys. and girls bose, all sizes, ribbed, fast black and double spliced heel, at 10and 15 cents, In a changed advertisement in thie exening’s Tranasogirr they tell more about them. Read the advertisement, Fue Condemned. Al. K. Snell and Frank Grissell, Ohief Engineer and Assistant Ohief, respectively, of the Nevada City Fire Department, today made a careful inspection of the brick chimney in the building occupied as a saloon by Joseph Hosken and which adjoins the Nevada County Gas & Electric Co.'s office, on Broad street, They found the flue to be in a very unsafe and dilepidated condition and Promptly condemned it in an official capacity and have ordered the same tora down without delay. Thisis a wise and judicious move for preventing the possible outbreak of a disastrous fire in that locality and Great credit on the ability of these two officisis who have just recently been placed at the head Olinton Harrison, of this city, was recently appointed a teacher in one of the departments of the public schools in Sap Francisco. She stood third in point of merit cut of a list sixty-five competitors for the position, spesks very bighly for the young lady, who was born and reared io this city, Mise Alice Upton of Grass Valley, one of the fairest and most accom plished of young buds that ever dwelt and bloomed in the Quartz Crowned City of the Sierras, was cut down and gathered to her fathers yesterday afternoon, there to lend her fragrance to the. cosmic purity of an empyrean home among the angels of that nethermost golden shore, The young: lady when called bence wae staying at the home of her brother-in-law, Thomas B, Upton of San Francisco. She was known as a pianist of great ability and by some was considered a prodigee in the manipalations of the ivory keys, and it was for the proud distinction. of Playing for Robert Tolmie, the musical celebrity, that she journeyed to San Francleco a little over a week ago. It was while at the Bay that-‘she wae stricken with that dread disease, appendicitis. She rapidly grew worse and Saturday afternoon the physiciang Operated upon her. She was unable to withstand the strain, and as stated above, gucsumbed to the inevitable, Fred M. Miller, a cousin to the dead girl, -bas g>ne to San Francisco and with other relatives will accompany the remains to Grass Valley, where they will be interred tomorrow afiernoon. Deceased was about sixteen yeare of age and was born and reared in Grags Valley. In thie city, where she was favorably known and loved by many fri-nds, ber death will cause profound regret and sorrow. Won on Meri Miss Eloise Harrigon, daugbter of This of our city fire department, Owner soon got on the trail and now someone will have to make reparation or go to jail. The fowls were disposed of by the culprit for ten cents apiece, and the proceeds were spent in drink. tonville. Now Numbered © WithtbeDead _ Thomas Frederickson, formerly of Sutter Oreek, Amador county, died at the home of his brother-in-law, William Celio, in Willow Valley, last night about ten o’clook. The deceased had been ina poor health for upwards of two years, owing: to acate stomach troubles. To add to hie sufferings, he accidentally stepped on an aptprned naila year ago, and lock-jaw soon followed. He was engaged in mercantile business in Sut-. ter Oreek at the time, and after fecovering from the latter attack he sold out and traveled awhile for the benefit of health, coming, to this city not y weeks ago. He showed a marked mprovement in a short time. His} relatives and friends felt greatly encouraged as to his ultimate recovery. Up to yesterday afternoon at 1:80 o’clock his condition gave much encouragement to that end. At that time he was éuddenly taken with a change for the worse, and gradually grew worse until death relieved bim . of his sufferings. Mr. \ Frederickson was quite well . known in this commanity for bis short time in our midst, and even in his deCclining health he readily made friends, He aways stood well in the business circlés of Amador county, where his demise will be learned with profound eorrow, The deceased leaves a loving wife to mourn his loss, and the sympathy of our people ie extended to her in her bereavement. The remains will be taken to Ione tomorrow for interment. Mr. and Mre. William Celio will go along and assist at the obsequies. The deceased was a native of Denmark, and aged 89 -yéars, 10 months and 27 days, LODO CLUB'S DART Pris Awarded Por the Best Waltzers paturday Night. “The soolal given by El Oro Clab lest Saturday evening was largely attended, The waltzing contests for prizes added greatly to the evening's enjoyment, and keen interest. was teken as to who would win out. There were, several graceful waltzers on the floor, and fora time it was-difficalt to pick the winners. After close observation on the part of the committee, Percy Oarr and Miss Frankie Shielde were awarded the first prize of $5, The second prize, a banquet for four at Hotel Antlers, was awarded to James . F. Dolen and Miss Ida Avery. Next Satarday evening another sociel will be given at the platform, aud prizes will be given. Among the prizes will be a wine dinner, the gift of Oolonei Boyd, to the couple showing the beet ability in the execution of @ two-step. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has béen able to cure in.all ite stages and that is Oaterrh. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraterity. Oatarrh being & constitational disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Oatarrb Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of ihe disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitation and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so mach faith in its curative powers, that they offer one Hundred Dollers for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimoniale. Address, F. J. OHENEY & OO., Telodo, O. Sold by Druggists, Bo. Hall’s Family Pills are the best, © A Big Haul of Fowls William Hoskins, who resides on the old Conley piece, just above,the Oatholic cemetery, had his chicken house raided last night and purloined of fifty choice and tender chicks. Mr. Hoskine had bis five dog poisoned some time since, and the raider was there. fore secure in thie direction. Bat the Griff Williams is down from Oamp. Methodist Ohurch last evehing to hear natare, but not of a character to cause alarm, eround town, and hie friends are congratulatiog him upon his fortanate escape, Charles Moerrificld, of Lost Hill, is reported to be quite sick. ments in the Conlan lodging house, on Broad street,the taste manufactured mixologist _ There was a large audience at the & gospel temperance sermon delivered by Mre, A Palmer, a noted lecturer end national evangelist of the W. O. T. U. The lady held the undivided attention of her hearers for over an hour and preached a strong, practical and interesting sermon on the benefits accruing from total abstinence. Mre. Palmer proved to be a very intellectual and gifted epeaker and it is thought ‘that renewed zeal will be manifested locally in the temperance cause by reagon of the lady’s visit to this olty, A very interesting discourse was delivered. at thechurch Aast evening by Rev J. Sims, the topid selected for the occasion being “‘Clerieal Adventures.” The various episods or anecdotes chosen from the many and varied reminiscences of the reverend gentleman were narrated in an impressive and brilliant manner, and the spiritual teachings and lessons weight and force and were brought diréctly to the hearts of the lar ze number of people who were fortunate enough to be present. : : 4 HOVAL ARCH KNIGHTS Liquor Dealers Establish a Branch In

This City. A lodge of the Knights of Royal Arch, an organization composed of dealers in Hquors, was instituted in this city last evening, with a membership of fifty. State Grand Valiant Commander P. N. Hanrahan, State Organizer 0, T. Hodgman and Deputy Grand Valfant Oommander F. J, Maiden, all of Oakland, conductei the ceremonies incident to the establishment of the new branch. The officers installed were as follows: Valiant Commander, Samuel Rice; Lieutenant Oommander, W. Maitland; Treasurer, N. J. Weber; Recorder, Samuel Simmons; Master of Oeremoniee, J. R. Hopkins; Captain of Guard, George Tallon ; Tyler, James Dower ; Advisory Board, W. H. Danlap, Maurice O'Connell, Ed Tompkins, E. T. Worthley and J. Bacigalupi. The. new organization, which is known as No. 25, will meet regularly at Pythian Castle, posed of a social time was spent, and much merriment prevailed. NARROW ESCADE. John Williams Hort at the Murchie Mine Last Night. John Williams, who resides st the New York Hotel, had a narrow escape from death while at ‘work io the Marchie mine last night. He “was in a and he barely escaped from being buried under its mighty weight, As it was, he received several ugly cts on hig-head, and were {t not for bis good folding he would have’ keen hurled’ down the shaft a hundred feet. As soon as posabile the injured.man was brought to town and Dr, O. L, Muller attended him. His injuries were found to be of rather a serious Today Mr, Williams was able to be The Sick. The seyen-year-son of Mr. and Mrs, W. Doyle is very sick at his apartFancy Sammer Drinks that will suit at Britland’s. 7 tf evolved from the same carried much . After the formal business was dis. —— ns DY OTT They Massacre Women and Children ~ and Blow Up Twenty Villages-~ Sireets Sirewn With Dead. lose EXC a eres = mrs ‘ flaher & Co. . large number were ibjured. ber of prisoners. —_ CONSTANTINOPLE, August 24th—The Bulgarians attacked the Turkish town of Urgas on the east ‘coast ng Turkey, blowing up the government buildings with*dynamite. © Over two hundred people were killed outright and a Sorta, August 24th—The Turks have destroyed twenty-two villages in the districts of Florina and Monastir. They massacred women and children and killed large num%. The streets of Kreshevo are strewn with dead people, __ The survivors are afraid to bury the bodies. 3 The Insurgents have cut all the telegraph lines connecting Adrianpole with the outside world. Reports current of fighting and massacres proceeding there. prices. August 31st is the beginning of fore it is now time to look after: and girls, ou MAHER & CO. we have started a Sale of Boys and cents and 15 cents per pair. Fine ribbed, fast black, double ribbed, in all sizes. : Come in at once and buy the H Come today. sows & CONVICT WOODS CAPTURED He Appeared Al a _ and While Wailing for a Shave Was Arrested Today. Reno Barber Shop. Revo, Nevada, August 24.—Convict Woods who with several other prisoners, escaped from the Folsom State prison about four weeks ago, appeared at a barber shop in this city this afternoon, and while sitting in a barber’s chair waiting for a shave, was identified and immediately placed under arrest. He will be brought back to Folsom. SHATHROCKREMEASURED New York, August 24. —Shamrock was remieasured today and the difference was found to be so slight that it will not make any difference in the time allowance. Piano Tuning and Repairing. 4 O. W. Bennett will commence work in Nevada (ityinafewdays, 422 nl rr A girl todo general housework cap hear of a good situation by applyihg at the Transonipr office. Are offered for sale cheap. Apply at the Tranddnrer office. TRansonipr Office. ~ ————_=_ Two Cribs ne arit?, CY aueeimege ar Girl Wanted. — Todo general housework. Apply at the a2 BOHEMIAN — BEERS: / SOLD EVERYWHERE. Milk Business For Sal of about Sixty Customers, Lost Hill, . . GOOD o_O —. OOWS Wagon, Horse H Lot, Two Berns and a Milk Rout Enquire of DAN McAULEY stope when suddenly a large cave fell . presence of mind in grasping @ ecalf-. . Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS ea ag en ae = es . > a That Stale, Plavorlese, ady-Ground Package Coffee, and try e pound Gaylor’s 25 Cont can Family Coffee Rooted Daily, » FO order, with or with. out chicory: Alwaya orisp and aromatic t Ground We have the Stock of. The following F Silver Doctor, Black Gna tizzly King, + Nevada City a al Brown Hackle Gray Hackle,Peacock Bay BARREL CORK Qe All Ho, for a Gra 1 Octs. —=FFR Pai id Time! The Event of the Season : a sek .t0 be given by Grass Valley, Wednesday, Si eptember d Kee Everybody cordially invited, program will be published in a few days FISHING TACKLE. at GURLY BEARS $f this City and the ARGONAUTS. / y Fall particulars ‘3 a % r: .-.from which to pid FILS ErOoms 50 Cents per Dozen. : 8:th Green, Rio Grande King, The Professor, ow-dun Gnat, Coachman, Peacock B’y Yellow May, ae ly Hooks can be had for. o cts per dos mn Hackle, Red Ba oa mar ~The Montreal ., Captain Scout, g. . : Bleck Hackle Peacock Bdy Jungle Cock, ~~ 7 are cerpor Alvord, ~= VON E RS CARLISLE HOOKS stain eeccecsseses so 20 CONS Por OM with strap FLOATS at tees . -++ 1200, 260, 650, 750, 900, tf "Pew eenee Perens Stades of Braided Oil and Water Proot Silk lines. Le ede +. 250, 800, 750, 86 teasers s oe 106, 150, 200, 800, 850, 400 Hadle ( gles, Laths, P —NE STREET. . wav. Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, nod Grover and B, O. J noisco and Jobn A. Bri who are connected wi anties Power Company nding a few days in tov rrow, who was ate ll ‘mine last & yslong as well as can Fleming has returned 1 Ban Francisco. ce Bradshaw, an emplo; rgo & Oo., is here fron red Zeitler and son he rom a visit to Sun Franc }. M, Walling, wife, andd Vesta, have returned ble J. L. Lithgow of ' sin town yesterday. chard Sandow has freti wo weeks’ visit to Santa. iva McLean of Graniteyv visit. : . Gaylord returned from last Saturday evening, . Martinetti left geste tate of Wa:hington, Jonathan Clark of Piety ly tlt again. orma Anderson has retu man’s Dam, izabeth Curnow, of Go who has beea suffering of the foot for some . improving. ‘Armstrong of Monte V here on a visit to his bro strong. They have not years. n Superintendent Soarf Dounties Power Company from a trip to the metrop . G. Richman bas retu: in Francisco, being ace by her brother, Olifton ¥ inois, : nry Lane and her daug returned last evening fro a Francisco, . Holman: and Frank: Holi last evening from San Fr hetts returned last ever it to San Francisco, ndsburg is down from bel and Eleanore Ashbr been to Oakland on a viet or, Mre, Blake, re ar evening. » E. Reynolds retarned rom Santa Orug, omas Reynolds has retur: P to Santa Orog, P, F. Simonds and wife . me Tuesday evening fror Banta Oraz and San Fr Hocking will return Tues¢ 70m 8 visit to the sea Cots! mons returned from a t evening, Ee Barns of Moores Flat, ¥ Visiting at the Bay, arrived evening, and contint homeward by stage tod: or E. T. Worthley is do bington Spending a few da oud, one of Wasbingto inegs men, is in town, luf is here from Colum! + A, Gett, Grand Presi ent * Daughters, retarned tt 0 Sacramento after a Plea : nad many friends in th utma Iso; We is here from 3 lng a tow days, Mlshere trom Sacrament erritt arrived here last eve: b Franciseo, Flora Annis of Providenc si * visit to friends at ti arrived here last es m. Sao Fra Puey of Moores Fiat arrive ing from San Francie : is here on 8 visit tro “OM San Fra aan ¢ B tor Downievilia, Rss, Laie ~ *8 End to ig an