August 3, 1903 (4 pages)

N EVADA City DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. i -By fall,.-. 7. FRED BB. BROWN, ieanager. Ot es TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION . ; .* $62Per Year . By Carrier, ‘ 12. b2e Per Week Delivered toany part of the sity. AE ET I TN INT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Fxcepted, at Nevada City. MONDAY .. a RNa ne Sach Swe Se eeee 08 August 3, 1903 wee Bete eee ee ee eere oe MANNE SORT A Party of of Jokers at Dutch Plat Try to Mislead Officers. Five or: six mea who had been imbibing a little too freely caused considerable commotion at Dutch Flat this forenoon by going out on the adjacent bills with guns and firing a number of shots, and then retarning to town with a blood-curdling story of having encountered s number of the eecaped prisoners from Folsom. They wentso far asto show a wound on one of the jokers hand, claiming that the injury had been made bya shot fired by one of the convicts. “"Phe story of the encounter spread rapidly, and the wires were kept hot in sending reports of the supposed location of the gang of desperadoes. Sheriff Keena of Auburn lost-no time in reaching the vicinity of Datch Flat with a posse, and a vigorous search was about to be instituted when the yarn was found to have been utterly falee. Foster’s puuetin, The last bulletin issued by -Prof: Foster gave forecasts of a disturbance to cross the continent July 30 to August 4, warm wave July 29 to August 2 Both of these predictions have been fulfilled to the letter, as our readers have undoubtedly noted. The prediction for the week beginning August 8d, for the Pacific Coast, is as follows: . ; A warm wave will cross west of the Rockies about August 3d, followed by acool wave which will cross west of the Rockies about August 6th. This disturbance will belong to s period of high temperatures that will include the first ten days of August. It will bring severe storms similar to thoge that occurred about the first of July. Grea heat will be experienced during the week ending August 9th, and showers bordering on that peculiar kiad miccalled *‘cloudburets.” This weather period centering about August 6'h, should be closely watched, August is agually a qniet weather month, but you should not count on this Auguet being of the usual kind, The weather centering on the 6th and 17th should be kept in mind, for it will probably be mace, up of great extremes. Another warm wave will cross weat of the Rockies about August 9th, followed by a cool wave which will arrive about the 12th. Frequent showers will S cocur, some -of them very heavy, over small areas, from the 6th to the 13tb, about the lattez date being quite cool and followed by a few days of bot dry weather,. The first half of August will average very much warmer than the last half. Frequent showers, some o! them very heavy, are expected from August 17th'to 27th, the latter date being the center of an exceedingly cool spell of weather. ° LOW RATE EXCURSIONS way ~ “THE SCENIC LINE OF TBE WCRLD To supply the popular demand for our low rate excursion : tickets, it bas been decided to place them on sale again on August 18th and 19th and 25th and 26th. On these dates we will sell round trip tickets to the East for a single fare. These are probably the last excursions ofthe year. . We will be pleased to give you full . particulazs and choice of routes on application, : W. J. SHOTWELL, Gen’! Agt. Denver & Rio Grande Sye» sem, 625 Market street, San Francleco, Cal. For Sale at : a ‘Malinte. The well known Cleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. patent. Free water right. Fine dwel lng, barn and other outhouses. * tt "Tus Curse ot Womenxing _’man's Headache Cure gives instant, re DANIEL DEVER DEAD t Well t Sierra County Passed‘1 Qraig. The following verdict was renabout two weeks ago from Forest:City and entered the County Hospital for medical treatment, died at that institution yesterday evening. he had been a sufferer from asthma, and recently it assumed a’ very acute form and brought on otber fatal palmonary complication. has resided’ in Sierra county for many years. one Squires of this city. Another married daughter lives at Forest City, and the other relatives reside in the East. e spected and esteemed by all who knew him intimatety. He was a native of [reland. parlors of the Nevada County Undertaking Co, and are now awaiting the disposition. noon for San.Francisco. ~~ here on a visit to her sistery Mrs. A. H. Tickell, returned to Sacramento today. Nortb Bloomfield today. town today, Transorirt, left on the afternoon train for a recreation trip to San Francisco, Berkeley to ‘commence his studies at the State University. day for Berkeley to ‘resume studies at Boon’s Business College. sale at a bargain. Engai a f re o Baown Ia siok and Rervous headaches. Shérlief. “One dose cures. Guaranteed perKnown Resident of Away Yesterday. Daniel Dever, who came to this city. For yeara Deceased was 56 years of age and He leaves four grown children, cf bis daughters being Mrs. Mr. Dever was a man universally reThe remains bave been taken to the rders of his daughters for further Personal Noles. Dr. A. H. Tickel! and wife left this Miss Mollie Morton, who has been M. Crowley came down from Washngton today. L. N. Watson arrived here from N. J. Bottomley of You Bet was in ‘Nat. P. Brown, proprietor of the Robert Searls left yesterday for Henry and Dalton Ray left yestertheir John McKean arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit to his old bome. Hie many friends are glad to see him back again. Ed Warner, manager of the Great American Tea Company’s store in this city, returned last evening from a business trip to San Francisco. Richard Field, who bas been to San Franci co on a visit, retarned last evening. pleasant visit. W, Maguire and family their way to Dutch Flat. fax yesterday on bis way Valley. Oscar Brown, the well-known conOroville. ** joy’a well-earned vacation. E. J. Morgan and family, Mrs. B log. Helena, returned home laat Satarday. San Francisco yesterday morning. will reside. terday for his home at Fruitvale, afte Shaw. Smith. Cold Storage Meats: festly harmless, Immediate relief %5o and 1008 box. It cures neuralgia guaranteed. For sale by H. obi and Dr. Osmerse teatified as,to what Ed, Skewes; the popular conductor on the electric car line, retarned last , evening from San Francisco, after 4 returned last evening from San Francisco on Wallace Spaulding, who formerly resided in this city, passed through Colto Bear tractor, returned last oreniag from Rev, Father» Olyne. left. for. Sacramento this morning, and from there he will proceed to other points and enO. Waite, Miss May Grant and George Ournow have returned from Sierra Valley, after enjoying a pleasant outMre. Jacob Arbogast, who has been visiting her sons, Dre. J. L. and A. A: Arbogast, at San Francisco and St. George McQuarry bas resigned as clerk at the Hotel Antlers and left for Mrs. H. Fowler, Sr., and Mre, St, Pierre and Mies De!phine St. Pierre left yesterday for Oakland, where they Byerd Tully took his departure yesa visit here with bis cousin, Norman Mies Elizabeth J. Smith of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon on a visit to her brother, Us. HO. For special first-class (old inaneul Serreaie Meats you should send your orders to OST HD yo Tt 10. NE. Prank Rawards Death The Auroras Finally Resulted from Nat. , Do the Trick -In-Thirural Causes. t teen Innings. : anil NO CHOICE OF DODE YET Romk, August 3.—The. balloting for Pope still continues without any definite results. this evening and no choice can be determined upon as yet. Cardinal Herrero, whose serious illness has been noted, was administrated the sacramento this afternoon. At 2:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon the Auroras’ of Grass Valley and Nevadas of this city met for the third game. this season on the baseball dia. mond at Glenbrook Park and this time the Nevadae met their Waterloo at the hands of the Auroras in one of the ‘most spirited games played this year. In the first inning things looked as if the Nevadas were going to pieces on the start, and their ‘‘rooters,” who were present in full force, began to take on a worn and haggard look. Bat they pulled themselves together in the second inning and to the floish played a game that won for them the anstinted plaudits of the large aesemblage of baseball enthusiasts present. A coroner’s inquest was held before . Deputy Coroner Geo. A. Gray this afternoon to determine the cause of death of Frank Edwards, whose body @as found cold in death Saturday night, in acabin near 8. Hieronimus’ brewery, om the Graee Valley road. f. Salvine, 8. Hieronimus, R. J. Ron* they knew concerning the decessed, before a jury consisting of the follow— ing citizens: E. E. Oleveland, James: Barnes, J. 0, Rich, W. 0. Jauch, W.T. Robinson, Issac Gamble and Adam dered : “We, the jary, find that the deceased: was naced Frank Edwards, a native) ~ of Louisiana, aged 62 years; that he. *Spargo, ap to the ninth inning, was came to his death on the let day of . !@ the box for the Nevades and he cut August, 1908, from heart failure.” . the rubber with a precision and velocfrst found dead on Satur-. ty that was remarkably good and day evening, about 7 o'clock, in his clever. _Oharles 0’Oonnor-was behind cabin and: Deputy Ooroner Gray was the willow and took Spargo’s evolving notified soon after and took charge of epheres with a dexterity and nimblecloth. CONC STL AT LARGE DutcH FLAT, August 4 —The reported battle last night between the escaped convicts. and posse has proven untrue. Sheriff Keena has forced a confession from Earl Burlingame that his original story was false and made up out of whole ¢ The officers still feel confident of capturing the convicts. They are now known to be in two groups. being closely watched today. Six ballots were cast Every-outlet is the remains. Deceased lived around ness that proved him to be in fine fetNevada City for a long time and foltie. His base ranning was also exceplowed various occapations fora living. tionally good. For atime he was inmate of the On the other hand the Auroras were . County Haspital and was discharged taking no chances and played: ball in from that inetitation-ebout two weeke . ® careful and confident manner, measago. So far as known he has no relaing their distances with a critical and . tives, Since being discharged from accurateeye. While Mounday’s twirlthe hospital it is stated that Edwards ing was mot up to the usual standard had been drinking heavily. This led of his work this was more than offset some to believe that he might have be. OY the superior and excellent work of come despondent and committed suithe team, which held together throughcide, The position of the body, howout and came in for much favorable ever. which was found lying between criticism from the spectators in genthe door of the two -roome in the little . °F*!cabin, indicated that the man was At the expiration of the ninth inning atricken with heart failare, failing in. ‘B° ‘lly sheet showed an even numsensible to the floor and dying to that . $F of rane—Aaroras, 9; Nevadas, 9. position. Hie shirt was spotted with At this stage of the game Spargo, of blood: which appeared to have come the Nevadas, became fatigued and jen cok Daniel Stewart of Graes Valley was Hartrorp Cry, Indiana, August 3—Sixteen people were injured in a head-on collision between a west-bound panhandle freight .and-east-bound passenger train. freight train had orders to take a side tract. A flagman was sent ahead, but the heavy fog prevented the passenger train crew from seeing the danger until it was too late. ~ The Deceased was's stranger here and was substituted: in his place, and he upapparently of French extraction. His held his reputation by pleying rattling age was about 52 years. So fer as is good ball. known he has no relatives, living in. —2¢ required four more innings to dethie section of the State. cide the game, the Auroras finally <a coming out victorious with a score of Inducted into Office ten tonine. The game was conceded At 12 o'clock noon today, A. K. by all present to be one of the most exciting and interesting seen at Glen‘Snell, the newly elected Obief Engineer of the Nevade City Fire Departa If the reports which come from Norwich University in Vermont are to be relied on the proper. food for man is freshly baked peanuts, one and a half ‘quarts per day, with an average of one egg per day to supply deficient albumen. Students grow fat on the diet and it only costs each man one dollar per week to live. The only drawback is the shelling of the peanuts, for which a machine is wanted. New Suit. Pasquale Isolta vs. D. Casci ie the title of a new suit which was beggn in the Superior Court today. The action is brought to qalet title toa piece of land. The Transonirr office 1s now prepared to execnte the finest job work of brook Park for many a day. ment, and Assistant ‘Ohief Engineer, . _ F. M, Grissel, took the osth of office . and at once entered upon the dis-; A number of Nevada City people charge of their duties. Ohief Snell. went ont to Lake Vera yesterday and and Aesistant Chief Engineer’ Grissel . spént a pleasant time among the pines. are two of the ablest members of the. The pleasure seekers carried a numDepartment, and are alwaye ready to. ber of well-filled baskete, and a shortly respond to the call of duty and will-. after two o'clock a fine feast was eningly aid in extinguishing the fire . joyed. ~ They are fearless and clear headed aed and are held in the highest esteem by fellow firemen. Under their adminisNotice to Ice Consumers, tration the Nevada City Fire Depart-. The Union Ice Company is prepared ment will be kept up to its already. to supply first quality of nataral high standard of excellence. . mountain ice, in large or small quanoe tities, at the lowest rates. Leave or‘Another Temblor. Valley district. Saddle Horse Wanted. A good saddle horse is wanted. ‘Apply at the Texas mill in the Willow AB: C GOHEMIAN King of all Bottled Beers.”’ Brewed trom Bohemian Hope. all kinds at short notice, and at prices Francisco. Our work is executed with neatness and dispatch and is guaranteed to please. office and get our list of prices before going eleewhere. j27t SOLD EVERYWHERE. That Throbbing Headache ders at the ice house on the plaza. Last night about eleven o'clock aj Would quickly leave you, if you distinct shock of earthquake was felt. used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thouin-this city, A namber.of-our people . ands of sufferers have proved their report the temblor fo have been of matchless merit for Sick and Nervous short duration, but seemed to denote Hedaches, They make pure blood that a heavy earthquake was occur-. and bal'd up your health, Only 25 ring at distant pointe. Others who. cedte, money back it not cared. Sold had retired felt the force quite marked, . by W. D. Vinton, Dragaist. while some who were enjoying the pleasant night air in etrolling around did not notice that any anusual disturbance had taken F place. ! . Hubby, get me a bottle of Oook’'s Water from the refrigerator, it’s so it : uy LEITER & DUNLAPPROPRIETORS 5 iS Drinking . That Stale, Fiavorlese, Ready-Ground Package @freshing these warm days. ae and try a seepaed ‘Siaried Work. } Contractor J. Brady, abit was recently awarded the contract: by the . City Trustees to build the approach on: ‘the south side of the city’s new steel bridge across Deer creek, commenced po th Kan Ag et CASCARETS. I wotk on the wall today, and it will now . was rich I would give: suouo for exch pion CONSTIPATION “I bave gone 14 days at a time without a movement of the bowels, not be able to ove them except by using hot water . nti hrobhié constipation for seven years p! ime in this terrible condition; during that time I did evSrything I heard of but never be mg any relict; such ‘ fo such a rellef.” AYLMER L.H berushed to completion. Russell Bt., Detroit eseee ee ene Caylor’s 25 Cont nee Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Always 1630 Detroit, Miob. j Embrace This Opportunity to Visit the Old Home. The Southern Pacific Company, at Colfax will give you fall information and sell first-class tickets at one fare ( 1 for round trip to Chicago, St. Louis : and intermediate points on July 13, 14, \ owen aie a et 2%, Be 16 and 16, Angas Sh and 26th. j§-6w. ss CURE CONSTIPATION. . Ciasiin Renate Omnses, 5 haan ta see California Ciempaanbtn ied ana. ~ white—a beverage strictly pare, on Social Dance : ‘ freshing and deliot fale from —Te be given bye : ' California wines. At Brit et COMPANY 1, 4d REG. INP, WG. No. Dessert More Attrac 4) ‘Why use gelatine and ff r spend hours soaking, —on the— Soa cokcalle staan: BIG PLATFORM i$ : Grass Valley, Wednesday Brening August oth : Every box Dickerman, sole agent. tnt he market, etl-tf Grissel Bros, Commercial street. The Snest of beef, pork, motton and oh Mua by the Grae Valley Band of 34 TICKETS—ed snltsiog gentleman and lady, or two ladies, 50 cents. for the accommodation of Commet-. clal men. Special attention paid to traveling men and transcient trade. . Onisine « sprint forionm, a Pleasant, Sunny roome. Two fine Sample rooms crisp and aromatic. ~ Sy) \ eS) ay Taylor’s _ Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. — oe 8 ae ORO CLUB ; wi abba “ON THE ba PLATFORM 2 sn be al Aug. 8th. 4Jacted in the Superior Oourt today Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Letters of administration issued to 'inecription, as a whole, is as follows: that the same work is done for in San Oall at the Transonire 4 MASURY'S. PAINT The following business was transNeglected Wor Yosa Orry, August Saat Clure and ©. F. Roth have petiti, the Saperior Court to be relieved all liabilities hereafter arising on; official bond of Aaditor and Reg», E. O, McPhetridge. Mr. McClare : Mr. Roth are sureties on Mr. Mop ridge’s bond as anditor in the 80m $2000 and on hie bond as Recordyy; an equal sum. The petitioners forth that Mr. MoPhetridge hay many occasions and for days at a 4 been unable to perform his og duties, because of an excessive uy intoxicating liquors; that he has in the last three months on severg casions been absent from his cfiigg long periods, with no deputy lef charge of the office; that he hag glected the work of his office and his books and accounts are not wri up end arein a deplorable vondit Copies of the petition were gg upon Mr, MoPhetridge Saturd Under the law if he doee not se new sureties within ten days the of of Auditor and Recorder will be; olared vacant. Estate of Edward Boyle, deceased. Fred Searle. Bond, $100. Eetate of Sarah Boyle, deceased. Letters of administration issued to Fred Searls. Bond, $100. Estate of John Oarboni, deceased. Testimony of O. F. McGlashan filed with the Olerk. Al Hirshfeld vs. B. F, Snell and J. D. Fleming. Continued until Tuesday, August 4th. Appreciated Gilt. A. K. Snell, the newly elected Obief of the Nevada City Fire Department, was today the recipient of a beautifal and artistically engraved badge, denoting the insignia of office he now occupies. The presentation to him was made by P. G. Scadden, a life-long friend of Mr, Sneil’s and a fireman of true and recognized merit It is of polished silver, with the regulation star enclosed within a circlet. At the apex is the word “Onief,” which is finished off in enameled lettering. The 0s. Trounce ame Near ‘ to Watery . hat came near to . and fatal ending was enacted at ¢ rday afternoon, an pt action of numer tic swimmers, Thon 5 Valley would have atery route.» unce, who was con he influence of li ounds with a comy »8o’clock p. mM. & bg with a couple of moments the in QOHIEF, — pd over to the store A. K. Sngtu, if you want & good, cool drink wored to rent a ba 1908. veer—the very best in town—drop urpose of bathin: Nevada City Fire Dt. and see Wm. Harry. The new badge is bighly prized by} === Ohbief Snell, and he is as proud of it e as the: ie les arrival with a brand : new ee ece. lake. The Jady. i g that the fellow bg too freely, refus o him. Nothing it out the aid of a prsuaded the lad . . m, unbeknown ti ut previously reje ed the knickerbox and immediately He had not been minutes when oc pard emanating f Jpon looking in pectators were hy man sinking f By this time a s ers had swam . tempted to keep bi iter, It was a diff pless one manage grasp and sank Chief Engineer G Valley. Fire Der the rescuing par b down and broug face, In the meg ben thrown to J was fastened ar cious man. Willi . towing the limp b some manner tk © body and it r y exertions on th to keep him ab ope was again me was landed ar D resuscitate hi le rolling, rubb ure showed signs first audible wo! put 8:15 p.m. ' ted: “Shat the quickly after ga rt while was ab te and leave the . a close call for of his existenc or two of shutt ofheroism and recorded in th sshown by a m the above inc bf Grass Valle; and who percei ition of Troun poad, swam o entreated hia at Ke only chao ‘Well, Willie, if er me.” The bi pd with Troan tf-al een, BO SAPBAPARILLA PILLS Chocolate Coated, Oure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick . . Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10c., 265c. Druggiste. po Take your meals regulerly. Take your reet regularly. Take “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” and you can eee the world with approving eyee—and it will approve of you. Maher & Co, Ne Nevada;Ci FIGURED ) CRETON 12 1-2 Cents Per Yard. . ADAMS" shower on a hot day Y Wires Rootbeer Sold everywhere or by mail for 25 cents. A package makes five gallons, CHARLES FE. HIRES { COMPANY, Walvera, Ps. SEE WINDOW ! SEE WINDO! Good News for you Reader. Maher’s have just recei a new lot of FANCY FIGURED CRETONS, 30 ix wide. at 12 % cents per yard. The greatest bargain Good for all purposes. Nice assortment of colors, and! heavy quality. Don't wait until too late, but come early and avoid! rush, Remember the Width, Goods and Price. Respectfully, “ NMEather & & [be See Our Towel Window. 85 Cts, a Da FRUIT JARS 8 himself in a ‘ ° the st li Ball Mason Jars —aved the ed e ’ Re ; the waters. rs aa Se UcaataphcS cc dawia ni encate cated aera ease sts ee Aes princi ’ OTD 5. os vu Sener oa ticabneiagtanceeicne tb oces cogvooeseees {T : Half Gallon, per dozen...c000. ae ates pen every wher worth seeing, . worth tasting the beat whisk ff like an ego Lightning Jars —Pints, per dozen... Fhe cccttner csssiaeshsoeers 0°" $i Quarts, per dozen 2. ecco scscecsee snetsesssecee screen & good judge Half Gallon, per dozen.... . ee guincncnone 8 SABES: “Good Mea Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. Brothers have Hand-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 cts. pe! Pure Refined Paraffine Wax 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. ork, matton ar business Lé Turner & Hadley Compal: i=: pl ML. & D. MARSH et Pd eee DEALER "sed We have this jeelabrated she all colors, and ip cant amer Drin! afactured t Britland’s C3 ‘Office and Varde—Hend o of Boulder St. Tel

N EVADA City DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. i -By fall,..-. 7. FRED BB. BROWN, ieanager. Ot es TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION . ; .* $62Per Year . By Carrier, ‘ 12. b2e Per Week Delivered toany part of the sity. AE ET I TN INT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Fxcepted, at Nevada City. MONDAY ... a RNa ne Sach Swe Se eeee 08 August 3, 1903 wee Bete eee ee ee eere oe MANNE SORT A Party of of Jokers at Dutch Plat Try to Mislead Officers. Five or: six mea who had been imbibing a little too freely caused considerable commotion at Dutch Flat this forenoon by going out on the adjacent bills with guns and firing a number of shots, and then retarning to town with a blood-curdling story of having encountered s number of the eecaped prisoners from Folsom. They wentso far asto show a wound on one of the jokers hand, claiming that the injury had been made bya shot fired by one of the convicts. “"Phe story of the encounter spread rapidly, and the wires were kept hot in sending reports of the supposed location of the gang of desperadoes. Sheriff Keena of Auburn lost-no time in reaching the vicinity of Datch Flat with a posse, and a vigorous search was about to be instituted when the yarn was found to have been utterly falee. Foster’s puuetin, The last bulletin issued by -Prof: Foster gave forecasts of a disturbance to cross the continent July 30 to August 4, warm wave July 29 to August 2 Both of these predictions have been fulfilled to the letter, as our readers have undoubtedly noted. The prediction for the week beginning August 8d, for the Pacific Coast, is as follows: . ; A warm wave will cross west of the Rockies about August 3d, followed by acool wave which will cross west of the Rockies about August 6th. This disturbance will belong to s period of high temperatures that will include the first ten days of August. It will bring severe storms similar to thoge that occurred about the first of July. Grea heat will be experienced during the week ending August 9th, and showers bordering on that peculiar kiad miccalled *‘cloudburets.” This weather period centering about August 6'h, should be closely watched, August is agually a qniet weather month, but you should not count on this Auguet being of the usual kind, The weather centering on the 6th and 17th should be kept in mind, for it will probably be mace, up of great extremes. Another warm wave will cross weat of the Rockies about August 9th, followed by a cool wave which will arrive about the 12th. Frequent showers will S cocur, some -of them very heavy, over small areas, from the 6th to the 13tb, about the lattez date being quite cool and followed by a few days of bot dry weather,. The first half of August will average very much warmer than the last half. Frequent showers, some o! them very heavy, are expected from August 17th'to 27th, the latter date being the center of an exceedingly cool spell of weather. ° LOW RATE EXCURSIONS way ~ “THE SCENIC LINE OF TBE WCRLD To supply the popular demand for our low rate excursion : tickets, it bas been decided to place them on sale again on August 18th and 19th and 25th and 26th. On these dates we will sell round trip tickets to the East for a single fare. These are probably the last excursions ofthe year. . We will be pleased to give you full . particulazs and choice of routes on application, : W. J. SHOTWELL, Gen’! Agt. Denver & Rio Grande Sye» sem, 625 Market street, San Francleco, Cal. For Sale at : a ‘Malinte. The well known Cleveland Ranch, consisting of 80 acres under U. 8. patent. Free water right. Fine dwel lng, barn and other outhouses. * tt "Tus Curse ot Womenxing _’man's Headache Cure gives instant, re DANIEL DEVER DEAD t Well t Sierra County Passed‘1 Qraig. The following verdict was renabout two weeks ago from Forest:City and entered the County Hospital for medical treatment, died at that institution yesterday evening. he had been a sufferer from asthma, and recently it assumed a’ very acute form and brought on otber fatal palmonary complication. has resided’ in Sierra county for many years. one Squires of this city. Another married daughter lives at Forest City, and the other relatives reside in the East. e spected and esteemed by all who knew him intimatety. He was a native of [reland. parlors of the Nevada County Undertaking Co, and are now awaiting the disposition. noon for San.Francisco. ~~ here on a visit to her sistery Mrs. A. H. Tickell, returned to Sacramento today. Nortb Bloomfield today. town today, Transorirt, left on the afternoon train for a recreation trip to San Francisco, Berkeley to ‘commence his studies at the State University. day for Berkeley to ‘resume studies at Boon’s Business College. sale at a bargain. Engai a f re o Baown Ia siok and Rervous headaches. Shérlief. “One dose cures. Guaranteed perKnown Resident of Away Yesterday. Daniel Dever, who came to this city. For yeara Deceased was 56 years of age and He leaves four grown children, cf bis daughters being Mrs. Mr. Dever was a man universally reThe remains bave been taken to the rders of his daughters for further Personal Noles. Dr. A. H. Tickel! and wife left this Miss Mollie Morton, who has been M. Crowley came down from Washngton today. L. N. Watson arrived here from N. J. Bottomley of You Bet was in ‘Nat. P. Brown, proprietor of the Robert Searls left yesterday for Henry and Dalton Ray left yestertheir John McKean arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit to his old bome. Hie many friends are glad to see him back again. Ed Warner, manager of the Great American Tea Company’s store in this city, returned last evening from a business trip to San Francisco. Richard Field, who bas been to San Franci co on a visit, retarned last evening. pleasant visit. W, Maguire and family their way to Dutch Flat. fax yesterday on bis way Valley. Oscar Brown, the well-known conOroville. ** joy’a well-earned vacation. E. J. Morgan and family, Mrs. B log. Helena, returned home laat Satarday. San Francisco yesterday morning. will reside. terday for his home at Fruitvale, afte Shaw. Smith. Cold Storage Meats: festly harmless, Immediate relief %5o and 1008 box. It cures neuralgia guaranteed. For sale by H. obi and Dr. Osmerse teatified as,to what Ed, Skewes; the popular conductor on the electric car line, retarned last , evening from San Francisco, after 4 returned last evening from San Francisco on Wallace Spaulding, who formerly resided in this city, passed through Colto Bear tractor, returned last oreniag from Rev, Father» Olyne. left. for. Sacramento this morning, and from there he will proceed to other points and enO. Waite, Miss May Grant and George Ournow have returned from Sierra Valley, after enjoying a pleasant outMre. Jacob Arbogast, who has been visiting her sons, Dre. J. L. and A. A: Arbogast, at San Francisco and St. George McQuarry bas resigned as clerk at the Hotel Antlers and left for Mrs. H. Fowler, Sr., and Mre, St, Pierre and Mies De!phine St. Pierre left yesterday for Oakland, where they Byerd Tully took his departure yesa visit here with bis cousin, Norman Mies Elizabeth J. Smith of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon on a visit to her brother, Us. HO. For special first-class (old inaneul Serreaie Meats you should send your orders to OST HD yo Tt 10. NE. Prank Rawards Death The Auroras Finally Resulted from Nat. , Do the Trick -In-Thirural Causes. t teen Innings. : anil NO CHOICE OF DODE YET Romk, August 3.—The. balloting for Pope still continues without any definite results. this evening and no choice can be determined upon as yet. Cardinal Herrero, whose serious illness has been noted, was administrated the sacramento this afternoon. At 2:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon the Auroras’ of Grass Valley and Nevadas of this city met for the third game. this season on the baseball dia. mond at Glenbrook Park and this time the Nevadae met their Waterloo at the hands of the Auroras in one of the ‘most spirited games played this year. In the first inning things looked as if the Nevadas were going to pieces on the start, and their ‘‘rooters,” who were present in full force, began to take on a worn and haggard look. Bat they pulled themselves together in the second inning and to the floish played a game that won for them the anstinted plaudits of the large aesemblage of baseball enthusiasts present. A coroner’s inquest was held before . Deputy Coroner Geo. A. Gray this afternoon to determine the cause of death of Frank Edwards, whose body @as found cold in death Saturday night, in acabin near 8. Hieronimus’ brewery, om the Graee Valley road. f. Salvine, 8. Hieronimus, R. J. Ron* they knew concerning the decessed, before a jury consisting of the follow— ing citizens: E. E. Oleveland, James: Barnes, J. 0, Rich, W. 0. Jauch, W.T. Robinson, Issac Gamble and Adam dered : “We, the jary, find that the deceased: was naced Frank Edwards, a native) ~ of Louisiana, aged 62 years; that he. *Spargo, ap to the ninth inning, was came to his death on the let day of . !@ the box for the Nevades and he cut August, 1908, from heart failure.” . the rubber with a precision and velocfrst found dead on Satur-. ty that was remarkably good and day evening, about 7 o'clock, in his clever. _Oharles 0’Oonnor-was behind cabin and: Deputy Ooroner Gray was the willow and took Spargo’s evolving notified soon after and took charge of epheres with a dexterity and nimblecloth. CONC STL AT LARGE DutcH FLAT, August 4 —The reported battle last night between the escaped convicts. and posse has proven untrue. Sheriff Keena has forced a confession from Earl Burlingame that his original story was false and made up out of whole ¢ The officers still feel confident of capturing the convicts. They are now known to be in two groups. being closely watched today. Six ballots were cast Every-outlet is the remains. Deceased lived around ness that proved him to be in fine fetNevada City for a long time and foltie. His base ranning was also exceplowed various occapations fora living. tionally good. For atime he was inmate of the On the other hand the Auroras were . County Haspital and was discharged taking no chances and played: ball in from that inetitation-ebout two weeke . ® careful and confident manner, measago. So far as known he has no relaing their distances with a critical and . tives, Since being discharged from accurateeye. While Mounday’s twirlthe hospital it is stated that Edwards ing was mot up to the usual standard had been drinking heavily. This led of his work this was more than offset some to believe that he might have be. OY the superior and excellent work of come despondent and committed suithe team, which held together throughcide, The position of the body, howout and came in for much favorable ever. which was found lying between criticism from the spectators in genthe door of the two -roome in the little . °F*!cabin, indicated that the man was At the expiration of the ninth inning atricken with heart failare, failing in. ‘B° ‘lly sheet showed an even numsensible to the floor and dying to that . $F of rane—Aaroras, 9; Nevadas, 9. position. Hie shirt was spotted with At this stage of the game Spargo, of blood: which appeared to have come the Nevadas, became fatigued and jen cok Daniel Stewart of Graes Valley was Hartrorp Cry, Indiana, August 3—Sixteen people were injured in a head-on collision between a west-bound panhandle freight .and-east-bound passenger train. freight train had orders to take a side tract. A flagman was sent ahead, but the heavy fog prevented the passenger train crew from seeing the danger until it was too late. ~ The Deceased was's stranger here and was substituted: in his place, and he upapparently of French extraction. His held his reputation by pleying rattling age was about 52 years. So fer as is good ball. known he has no relatives, living in. —2¢ required four more innings to dethie section of the State. cide the game, the Auroras finally <a coming out victorious with a score of Inducted into Office ten tonine. The game was conceded At 12 o'clock noon today, A. K. by all present to be one of the most exciting and interesting seen at Glen‘Snell, the newly elected Obief Engineer of the Nevade City Fire Departa If the reports which come from Norwich University in Vermont are to be relied on the proper. food for man is freshly baked peanuts, one and a half ‘quarts per day, with an average of one egg per day to supply deficient albumen. Students grow fat on the diet and it only costs each man one dollar per week to live. The only drawback is the shelling of the peanuts, for which a machine is wanted. New Suit. Pasquale Isolta vs. D. Casci ie the title of a new suit which was beggn in the Superior Court today. The action is brought to qalet title toa piece of land. The Transonirr office 1s now prepared to execnte the finest job work of brook Park for many a day. ment, and Assistant ‘Ohief Engineer, . _ F. M, Grissel, took the osth of office . and at once entered upon the dis-; A number of Nevada City people charge of their duties. Ohief Snell. went ont to Lake Vera yesterday and and Aesistant Chief Engineer’ Grissel . spént a pleasant time among the pines. are two of the ablest members of the. The pleasure seekers carried a numDepartment, and are alwaye ready to. ber of well-filled baskete, and a shortly respond to the call of duty and will-. after two o'clock a fine feast was eningly aid in extinguishing the fire . joyed. ~ They are fearless and clear headed aed and are held in the highest esteem by fellow firemen. Under their adminisNotice to Ice Consumers, tration the Nevada City Fire Depart-. The Union Ice Company is prepared

ment will be kept up to its already. to supply first quality of nataral high standard of excellence. . mountain ice, in large or small quanoe tities, at the lowest rates. Leave or‘Another Temblor. Valley district. Saddle Horse Wanted. A good saddle horse is wanted. ‘Apply at the Texas mill in the Willow AB: C GOHEMIAN King of all Bottled Beers.”’ Brewed trom Bohemian Hope. all kinds at short notice, and at prices Francisco. Our work is executed with neatness and dispatch and is guaranteed to please. office and get our list of prices before going eleewhere. j27t SOLD EVERYWHERE. That Throbbing Headache ders at the ice house on the plaza. Last night about eleven o'clock aj Would quickly leave you, if you distinct shock of earthquake was felt. used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thouin-this city, A namber.of-our people . ands of sufferers have proved their report the temblor fo have been of matchless merit for Sick and Nervous short duration, but seemed to denote Hedaches, They make pure blood that a heavy earthquake was occur-. and bal'd up your health, Only 25 ring at distant pointe. Others who. cedte, money back it not cared. Sold had retired felt the force quite marked, . by W. D. Vinton, Dragaist. while some who were enjoying the pleasant night air in etrolling around did not notice that any anusual disturbance had taken F place. ! . Hubby, get me a bottle of Oook’'s Water from the refrigerator, it’s so it : uy LEITER & DUNLAPPROPRIETORS 5 iS Drinking . That Stale, Fiavorlese, Ready-Ground Package @freshing these warm days. ae and try a seepaed ‘Siaried Work. } Contractor J. Brady, abit was recently awarded the contract: by the . City Trustees to build the approach on: ‘the south side of the city’s new steel bridge across Deer creek, commenced po th Kan Ag et CASCARETS. I wotk on the wall today, and it will now . was rich I would give: suouo for exch pion CONSTIPATION “I bave gone 14 days at a time without a movement of the bowels, not be able to ove them except by using hot water . nti hrobhié constipation for seven years p! ime in this terrible condition; during that time I did evSrything I heard of but never be mg any relict; such ‘ fo such a rellef.” AYLMER L.H berushed to completion. Russell Bt., Detroit eseee ee ene Caylor’s 25 Cont nee Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Always 1630 Detroit, Miob. j Embrace This Opportunity to Visit the Old Home. The Southern Pacific Company, at Colfax will give you fall information and sell first-class tickets at one fare ( 1 for round trip to Chicago, St. Louis : and intermediate points on July 13, 14, \ owen aie a et 2%, Be 16 and 16, Angas Sh and 26th. j§-6w. ss CURE CONSTIPATION. .. Ciasiin Renate Omnses, 5 haan ta see California Ciempaanbtn ied ana. ~ white—a beverage strictly pare, on Social Dance : ‘ freshing and deliot fale from —Te be given bye : ' California wines. At Brit et COMPANY 1, 4d REG. INP, WG. No. Dessert More Attrac 4) ‘Why use gelatine and ff r spend hours soaking, —on the— Soa cokcalle staan: BIG PLATFORM i$ : Grass Valley, Wednesday Brening August oth : Every box Dickerman, sole agent. tnt he market, etl-tf Grissel Bros, Commercial street. The Snest of beef, pork, motton and oh Mua by the Grae Valley Band of 34 TICKETS—ed snltsiog gentleman and lady, or two ladies, 50 cents. for the accommodation of Commet-. clal men. Special attention paid to traveling men and transcient trade. . Onisine « sprint forionm, a Pleasant, Sunny roome. Two fine Sample rooms crisp and aromatic.. ~ Sy) \ eS) ay Taylor’s _ Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. — oe 8 ae ORO CLUB ; wi abba “ON THE ba PLATFORM 2 sn be al Aug. 8th. 4Jacted in the Superior Oourt today Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Letters of administration issued to 'inecription, as a whole, is as follows: that the same work is done for in San Oall at the Transonire 4 MASURY'S. PAINT The following business was transNeglected Wor Yosa Orry, August Saat Clure and ©. F. Roth have petiti, the Saperior Court to be relieved all liabilities hereafter arising on; official bond of Aaditor and Reg», E. O, McPhetridge. Mr. McClare : Mr. Roth are sureties on Mr. Mop ridge’s bond as anditor in the 80m $2000 and on hie bond as Recordyy; an equal sum. The petitioners forth that Mr. MoPhetridge hay many occasions and for days at a 4 been unable to perform his og duties, because of an excessive uy intoxicating liquors; that he has in the last three months on severg casions been absent from his cfiigg long periods, with no deputy lef charge of the office; that he hag glected the work of his office and his books and accounts are not wri up end arein a deplorable vondit Copies of the petition were gg upon Mr, MoPhetridge Saturd Under the law if he doee not se new sureties within ten days the of of Auditor and Recorder will be; olared vacant. Estate of Edward Boyle, deceased. Fred Searle. Bond, $100. Eetate of Sarah Boyle, deceased. Letters of administration issued to Fred Searls. Bond, $100. Estate of John Oarboni, deceased. Testimony of O. F. McGlashan filed with the Olerk. Al Hirshfeld vs. B. F, Snell and J. D. Fleming. Continued until Tuesday, August 4th. Appreciated Gilt. A. K. Snell, the newly elected Obief of the Nevada City Fire Department, was today the recipient of a beautifal and artistically engraved badge, denoting the insignia of office he now occupies. The presentation to him was made by P. G. Scadden, a life-long friend of Mr, Sneil’s and a fireman of true and recognized merit It is of polished silver, with the regulation star enclosed within a circlet. At the apex is the word “Onief,” which is finished off in enameled lettering. The 0s. Trounce ame Near ‘ to Watery . hat came near to . and fatal ending was enacted at ¢ rday afternoon, an pt action of numer tic swimmers, Thon 5 Valley would have atery route.» unce, who was con he influence of li ounds with a comy »8o’clock p. mM. & bg with a couple of moments the in QOHIEF, — pd over to the store A. K. Sngtu, if you want & good, cool drink wored to rent a ba 1908. veer—the very best in town—drop urpose of bathin: Nevada City Fire Dt. and see Wm. Harry. The new badge is bighly prized by} === Ohbief Snell, and he is as proud of it e as the: ie les arrival with a brand : new ee ece. lake. The Jady. i g that the fellow bg too freely, refus o him. Nothing it out the aid of a prsuaded the lad . . m, unbeknown ti ut previously reje ed the knickerbox and immediately He had not been minutes when oc pard emanating f Jpon looking in pectators were hy man sinking f By this time a s ers had swam . tempted to keep bi iter, It was a diff pless one manage grasp and sank Chief Engineer G Valley. Fire Der the rescuing par b down and broug face, In the meg ben thrown to J was fastened ar cious man. Willi . towing the limp b some manner tk © body and it r y exertions on th to keep him ab ope was again me was landed ar D resuscitate hi le rolling, rubb ure showed signs first audible wo! put 8:15 p.m. ' ted: “Shat the quickly after ga rt while was ab te and leave the . a close call for of his existenc or two of shutt ofheroism and recorded in th sshown by a m the above inc bf Grass Valle; and who percei ition of Troun poad, swam o entreated hia at Ke only chao ‘Well, Willie, if er me.” The bi pd with Troan tf-al een, BO SAPBAPARILLA PILLS Chocolate Coated, Oure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick . . Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10c., 265c. Druggiste. po Take your meals regulerly. Take your reet regularly. Take “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” and you can eee the world with approving eyee—and it will approve of you. Maher & Co, Ne Nevada;Ci FIGURED ) CRETON 12 1-2 Cents Per Yard. . ADAMS" shower on a hot day Y Wires Rootbeer Sold everywhere or by mail for 25 cents. A package makes five gallons, CHARLES FE. HIRES { COMPANY, Walvera, Ps. SEE WINDOW ! SEE WINDO! Good News for you Reader. Maher’s have just recei a new lot of FANCY FIGURED CRETONS, 30 ix wide. at 12 % cents per yard. The greatest bargain Good for all purposes. Nice assortment of colors, and! heavy quality. Don't wait until too late, but come early and avoid! rush, Remember the Width, Goods and Price. Respectfully, “ NMEather & & [be See Our Towel Window. 85 Cts, a Da FRUIT JARS 8 himself in a ‘ ° the st li Ball Mason Jars —aved the ed e ’ Re ; the waters. rs aa Se UcaataphcS cc dawia ni encate cated aera ease sts ee Aes princi ’ OTD 5. os vu Sener oa ticabneiagtanceeicne tb oces cogvooeseees {T : Half Gallon, per dozen.....c000. ae ates pen every wher worth seeing, . worth tasting the beat whisk ff like an ego Lightning Jars —Pints, per dozen...... Fhe cccttner csssiaeshsoeers 0°" $i Quarts, per dozen 2.. ecco scscecsee snetsesssecee screen & good judge Half Gallon, per dozen........ .. ee guincncnone 8 SABES: “Good Mea Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. Brothers have Hand-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 cts. pe! Pure Refined Paraffine Wax 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. ork, matton ar business Lé Turner & Hadley Compal: i=: pl ML. & D. MARSH et Pd eee DEALER "sed We have this jeelabrated she all colors, and ip cant amer Drin! afactured t Britland’s C3 ‘Office and Varde—Hend o of Boulder St. Tel