August 30, 1900 (4 pages)

St. ‘Helena Sanitarium af THE ‘TRANSORI fF = i Trie = as -adlalece oe A . Mita}: Aogost, 9. ‘The. ‘trial. of ge ee THURSDAY. voees Ast 30, 1900 . Daily Doings of: Both A Spc Tra tobe ‘ob Bn Prom Gras who believe in provereing OF Bresci, the Anarchist, who ot July 29, monase = Old and Young. and glory of an ever hon . ghot and killed King Humbert of Italy, PHS Ky ay ae “Yalloy ‘This Evening, on eget becetracdigenece mew lees TLeal F000 S: F225 Q RIBF R. RB. P glorious country, pyar is at] at Monza, oat al 2B "] STATED, . : orter is up from ieee taps jig wag Nevada City ‘night atihand to begin doing your share turning from a gytiinastic. Pigtia. oor. ) ig Pidechar la bare ope ing ts; ". the pavilion and a much larger crowd . towards this end. As we said above. opened here today. An—e m & few . of people was present than on the previd of. le gathered about Ss 9 Items That Should Inter Interest Brerbody— days, fous night. They were pleased payers pos "rigpiowell a geo" ~~ Psd pelea crow pene ie , gaelaiig 0a: # a Bucen: 25 cnt per ea Somothing Now Every Day. ° . Miss Mand Pook ot San Joan is.here. many now exnibite and the excellent . iternte, it onoe again. If you have perc to the Coart-room, where only cose, 25. cen eo a 900 Have You registered? obs visit. music given by the band from the . not registered, doso at once; immedi . e few places were reserved for the) Granola, 2 packages 25 cents. . ‘3 For Life Insurance ace T. B. Gray N. Groves returned this morning . early part of the evening until the pro. ately; TODAY! There is absolutely . ticket-holding pablic. The hearing Granola Flakes, 1§ cents. ts we Have ‘yon wautdiiedt. Eeaeh : to Auburn. gram was commenced, a little after 8 ‘nothing to be gained by postponement, ‘began at 9 o'clock, Bresci sat in the Granola Biscuit, 15 cents. \N D. ee iy y D. Duffey went up to Gaston Ridge Oclock, .* but there is a chattce that something. doek, . ‘calm and almost. indifferent. 2 Ib Caramel Cereal, 25 cents. eee ie Gee is shits ao gab th ‘tetere '. this morning. The program was opened by a pretty may be lost—-YOU VOTE, And we. His counsel, Signor Martelli, head of ee rae t ae the rosb. ' W. L. Peck. came over from North selection from the bund, which was fol-. want that this year. Yes; we neéd Wn the Milan ber, and -anti-Anarobis ¢ ., 1§ cents. a San Juan today. lowed by a vocal solo by John Werry,. and must have it. There is a respon‘writer, and. Signor Morlin, ‘made reGraham Sticks, 15 cents. Don’t fail to go to Armory pe toCO. M. Zeitler, the hardware traveling which was much appreciated. sibility resting upon each and every quests on various grounds for an adWhole Wheat. Sticks, 15 cents. INTS bas hit man, is in town. Miss Grace Jackson gave a recitation . citizen this cam such as has not} journment, which were refased. It is’ ‘ + 4 Hida — in g0 to. BMa Geo. Wiseman of Sacramento came . jn her usual clear and pleasing manner, . heen the case creme dark days of said that Bresci wrote to the Judges ete pues he pg t Street Giatlich Peduche: tava: iviey day in on the morning train. which delighted all present. the Sixties. Are you ready to dicdeclaring that he would not reply to raham Crackers, 1§ cents Pe ae g Foley’s ry “a H. W. Forest of Sam Francisco arj/ Miss Alma Mitehell followed with ®. charge it? Then register. their interrogatories. While the inOat Meal Crackers, +15 cents. : “ ili Fisk tibake sana 25 ie ak rived here on last evéning’s train. __. vocal solo and was forced to respond a RE Sn dietment, which was very long, wae : . * Jackson's, . mite Peatipia B. eke aby San Fran-. to an encore. Board of Education Meets. end gee — an ig solar’ Ps ay. teen <r ‘ ‘ . cisco is here on mining business. Mrs. Fred Zeitier favored the audi: ‘moved, # © faces 0 Mang: Jewelry at cost at Golden’s Jew-. Mrs. Gee, B. Walker left this morn-. ence with a very pretty. vocal solo and} 22° City Board of Education, *} .dience without any signs of fear. elry store. tf . ing for Placerville to visit relatives. their meeting held last evening. m,, indictment showed that the assas. LIQQOOOOEEOQOGOOOEOOOQOOOOOO Gilt Edge Porter, and ‘Holt and Half at Tom’s Plece. a23 tf Grandfather’s Mush, 3 packages for} 25 cents at Wolf's. tf If you want a good shine go around to Gallagher's stand. Fine watches at cost at Golden’s losing out sale. tf You can’t vote in November -unless ‘your name is on the rolls, i Call on Ed Schmidt when you want mny thing in the tobacco line. tf Fred Smith of Grass Valley has an exhibit of Cook’s mineral water. What's the sense in putting off registering till the last moment, any way? Oheese Waferettes, a delicious new wafer. _At‘Geo. C. Gaylord & Son’s. «% Antique, oak curtain poles and fixtures for 25 cents at Snell & Fleming’s. For cold storage meats goto Grissel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best. Don’t forget to register. Better attend to it today instead of patting it off. You can get some very pretty and uptodate frames for photographs at Vinton’s, tf Wolf carries a full line of high grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 26 -cents. vig 5 i Register now andbe done with it: Unlike taxes, it costs nothing. So why thesitate. Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table, ‘8lb. cans for 20 cents at-A.B. Wolf's, «Oash Grocer. tf At W. H. Andrews’ store on Broad satreet will be found the finest of early «Orawford peaches. tf ‘Next Monday being a public holiday — (Labor Day—the local banks and the eounty offices will remain closed. Mon’t disfranchise yourself by not registering. There’s enough of that work being done down South as it is. . friends at Dutch Flat. Mrs. Gribble and daughter left this morning for a visit to San Francisco. Chas. Callaghan and Geo. Marple came up from Smartsville last evening. Henry German and F. W. Banks came down from North San Juan today. : James Cairns, wife and» son returned yesterday after an extended visit to the city. Henry Eckhart, who has been here on a visit, returned to Sin -Francieco this morning. Mrs. ©. Galbraith of” the Central House is visiting Mr. J. W. Dart of this city. : A. Godfrey and family have returned from Columbia Hill, where they visited relatives. Miss Shepperd of Forest City was in this city yesterday on her way to the metropolis. A. M. Fellows of Santa Rosa, who has been mining near Moores Flat, was here last night. © ~~ Mrs. J. T. Gibbs, who has been here on a visit, returned this morning to San Francisco. W. McDougald, Jas. Marzen Jr. and F. M. Rutherford came over from Truckee today. Charles E, Tegler and wife, wii. have been visiting at the Bay, ‘returnedhome last evening. Miss Theresa Aumer returned home last evening after a week’s visit with Miss Edna Kipper returned to San Jose this morning after a pleasant visit with Miss Myrtle Howeil, ~-D. M. Dysart came over from Fioriston last evening to attend the Republican County Convention. C. Schewarman came down from Downieville last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. received much deserved applause. Tonight. will be Grass Valley night and there is no doubt but what the audience will be very large. Not only will some of the best talent at this city take part, but a number of Grass Valley people who never fail to please their hearers, will favor the uudience with selections. Following is tonight’s program, which will be commenced shortly after the Grass Valleyans arrive: Selection—Band. Vocal Solo—Mrs., J. Northway. Cornet Solo—Rollin Moore. Vocal Duett—Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Prisk. Vocal Solo—Dr. Julian Dobbins. Piano Solo—Prof. Harry Hooper. Veeal Solo—Mrs.8. J. Prisk. Male Quartette—Messrs. Crase, Glasson, Moore and Opie, fu order to accommodate those who desire to attend from Grass Valley the N. O. N. G. R.-R. will run a special train, It will leave the depot at Grass Valley at 7:30 o’clock sharp, and will leave here on the return trip at 11 o’clock. The fare for the round trip will be only 40 cents, and it is thought that a number of people will take advantage of the. excursion, if-only~for the ride. —t +@e--— Were Discharded. John Richards, Gilbert Harris and Charles Pilligrine, who were arrested in Placer county on suspicion of having roubed Wells, Fargo & Oo,’s express office at Colfax, were discharged from custody, there being no evidence against them. The arresting officer 4 was evidently too hasty. Pe Stacey & Wregory Are Prepared adopted a resolution placing the Principal in full charge of tha schoolhonses and grou over all em indeed a wise resolution and will be found to be of benefit to all concefned sand giving him authority loyesat thesame. This is with them im any way. The fcllowing bills were found due and ordered paid: W.H. Arnhart, plasteriog, $3. W. Abbott, charging and cleaning batteries, $7.50. Warren, Jones, labor, $3.75. "Bus Line Sold. George Grissel of this city today purchased the ’bus line plying between this city and Grass Valley from George Wetterau. Mr. Grissel has. been one of the drivers and managers of the Washington stage line for many years and intends to conduct the business in. the same first-class manner in which Mr. Wetterau has conducted it. As Mr. Grissel is one of the best stage men in the State he will prove to be popular and deserving of the patronage of the traveling public. Funeral of Wm. Bristow. The funeral of Wm. Bristow, who. was killed by a blast in the Victor mine, at Brown's Valley, last Monday. was held westerday at Cherokee, Rev, Father Bilis of this city conducting the services. The pallbearers were F. J. Brophy,.8. Coughlan, J. P. Kilroy, W. Hughes, EX. Carey and John Curnow, Jr. The interment was at North San Juan. ———— + te Sewer Work. R. J. Tremaine ie prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest rates. —Im * e@e oe sin inda iged in incessant target practice, and that he prepared bullets so as orender them more dangerous, . Tle witnesses were then introduced, Eleven for the prosecution and five for the defense. The examination of Bresci followed. He declared he decided to kill King Humbert after the ‘events of Milan and Sicily, “to avenge the misery of the people, and my own.” He added, “I acted without advice or accomplices.” The prisoner admitted the target practice and the preparation of bullets. He spoke in a low, firm voice, and said he fired three shots at three yards with his revolver. The wooden targets were here placed on the table beforé the Judges. Two hours’.suspension of the Court then ensued, and the witnesses were then heard. Bresci, at the close of the trial, was pronounced guilty, and sentenced to imprisonment for life. Wine at \ Wolf's. A. B. Wolf, the cash grocer has just received_a large consignment. of, fine zinfandel and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, FEresno_.county of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per gallon. a 8-tf ED, T. CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. Beds, Lounges, Matt made over and MADE ‘AS $CO D $ NEW. ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND CARPETS LAID. Come and see ais wh ou want anything in this I line. ._The_port,is_old.and . . Jack's Bebive Grncery Commercial Street, Nevada City. 1G. 5 _ BRAN ; Rings enlarged— 1 a ry Broken pins mended — Mended _ Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as new— OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Jewelry Made to Order. Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. In order not-to-carry-over_any SUMMER Ao MILLINERY, I have decided to let every & hat in my establishment go at CoG ok Se oak eee Orders from the country given prompt attention. ee H. CR MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. "a OCleani Fluid will k ; ¥ a anon Pe ie sate x sain Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lebr came down. Lo take orders for vonnecting sewers, Windows, Doors, Paints. . E. E. CHAMBERS, in g with every bottle. Vinton sells it at from Camptonville yesterday and left Anyone desiring work done immediatefine lamber of all deseription. Pine atreet. between Broad and ‘Commercial, the .25 cents. tf . this morning for San Francisco. y should see John S. Gregory. tf: ‘Tow Le Bros. Co. Nevada City, Cal. ‘All persons who are indebted to the} Superintendent M. D. Cooley came soca gees = i Grimes’ Emporiam are requested to Or eee ee gvatndiogt En 9 eS See MSS ae eM Se Me Mes Wee sells Slo Sle Sle Silo Sle Sl Sle Slo Slo Mio rMe b> Seip. . (BREESE . (8) t i . d ; f q oe Boned: mineerey Tae Miss Bertha Adams of San Francis. t i: 8 R. 1. A RU E’ S OR], ond Pas ; co, who hag. been here on a visit to At “The Grotto” at all times, you can . " ad”) > Ice get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, Rev. Phelps and family, returned home ¥ mh of cigars, etc. Drop in and see-how it is today. 4 G i FR a n all ye who never sampled their goods.tf} H. Edwards and wife of Los Angeles ; o8 , & Republicans need every possible vote. arrived here last evening and left this D, / Si this year so go and register. Ramem-} morning for North San Juan to visit < 9 CURES th ) ( € ber, the South is Democratic always, . friends. 4 om ; and, what’s more its representa‘ion in Superintendent Dana Harmon of the 2)) Di ° sare the Electo ral College has not been cut Gaston ci mine wa; in town last & ) IZZiInNess ( down, as is should be, in proportion . evening and left this morning for San if . Gol to the number of negroes disfrancuised. . Francisco. SE Sick Headache seen OG. F. McGlashan of Truckee was one : i Hotel Arrivals. of the arrivals on Jast evening’s train. ege ; rs geen He is a delegate to the Republican Biliousness “ The following were the arrivals at} Conkention: ithe Union Hotel: é is “0. Campball, Sonna L. J. Gurdner, who has biext to _ Constipation ‘©. Murch, Marysville North San Juan -on a visit, passed A. Peterson, “ through town this morning on his way Geo. H. Magsn; der, Yuba City to San Francisco. : a “Red Haier Golgate . AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE, NERVES.’ SOLD,!AND "4 Mrs. John O'Uont: £, G.ase Val he A number of the Pacific Construc GUARANTEED BY E J. Mertell, as sf tion Company’: eth ployes left last evenR. f ) te H. Collier “ ing for Madera, where they have ana . \W. As rm, > * a e iL, Musb, Sai. F.ancisoo ee oc waceersia Tane and Oils, Hous.e Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel vt tot . 4 3) Graham, pleasant visit of six weeks with relaDoors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware RUBS, BTATIONERY AND PHOTO MURPLIEG.: ‘ iF. H. Richardson, e tives at the bay cities, ‘ , ee perenne CLO) TORNER, Pine Stree, Nevada Cit é Wie eid, a die, returned home Tuesday evening @ e b4 u af MY W Ol F THE q “ {from Sacramento, where they have >) ; Fy F. bg Matos been visiting relatives. 2 A EE EE A EE HE AE HE iF PRICE Ss QUALITY Pag Mies Maud Brown, “ Mrs. R. G. McCutchan and daughter, ace maura Rie _ gna hdr Mrs. J. H. Rogers, left this morning Notice. Re ox ARE Cas ash Grocer. Gr oc er IS THE i iss Amie Dever,“ for, Menlo Park, San Francisco and : OOOOOOOIOIK FORIOR KKK ® ¥ M's. Armen, os other places on a visit. Notice is hereby given that campers OK a " RIG HT BEST f CG. P. Lohen, * Mre. W. L. Williamson, who has. and fishers will not be pernritted on : ‘ xs 25 y ‘ e P.O, Organ, (4 been here on a visit to ber mother, . the grounds of Cooper Bros, without Bb OSE =. SPECIAL SA LE = ie . jt = Bg ok BE o Mrs. Stenger of Gold Flat, returned . first getting a permit from H. Cooper : 4 F. Nelson, 3 # this morning to Washington. a 13-tf Cooper Bros. C.Centi, . * Mrs. Nellie Brundage of San Juan } = (ed 1 cttw d M. Bernardo, Ruugh Ready was called to Sacramento to the bedi Have You Tried O. M. Lohman, “ L. Jauch, Fowles. ° : Danon, Erie mine A. Guruer, Hump Hill « b. Dever, Forrest W. P. Cline, Graniteville arch Bros., pocent Flat Ea Ge German, San Juan side of her sister, Mrs. Della Stocker, who is very low with rheumatism. Dan Dever, Mrs. F. C. Davis, Misses Alice and Annie Dever arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Forest City. One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Any of a, TAYLOR’S and ‘Carpet Fine Rugs and, Carpets John cay * Hon: 8. A. Smith, Judge of the Su‘ ’ Ms So hi Mrs. Germ pericr Court of Sierra county, arrived f h h fed ( ff Y th Y Camp N b y B sine met ing. new. a na aig “Columbia Hilt here last evening and left this morning res 0aS 0 0B 8 . 3 ail é tray “ bets Packed in 3-lb. Md “ for Ban Francisco and is also a dele; H , sae in a ici a : ° BO as ‘tinemeld ha tate Mamabiians dante Comin: . ip cca kaseunk wee would Whe pas te tay te a t j Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. . cans in a deliciously flavored sauce, 20¢ a can E. BE. Brown, Downieville tion. ; : It is Crisp and Aromatic a meee Fresh from the Roaster Every Day D. W. Robiue, Gridley T.E. Nelson, “ © Mrs. George A City is Miata Mrs Brundage of San California Fruit in Jars! G. Bitmanon, maeracennta Juan. Mrs. White’s health is véry poor. P, W. Jones, and she will remain away fora couple. A Revelation to you if you have had poor, : John McRae, =.“ of months, stale stuff lately. 4 40c Ib ; 4 ok gh teegrd . Mrs. Chas. Hegarty of Moores Fiat . 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35.an per Van Camp's Pork and Beans .-. 1b, x0¢ i Soe i who has been to Auburn to see her] according tothe grade and variety you de 1 a ia ph a Be oF 2 : lt woesn’t. daughter, who is sick there, returned . sire, Samples cheerfully given if you don’t 4 Oe om Large Shipment of . 2 = 2 Ibs 20¢ e . ne was Pe é ing, for’ evening and left this morn-. ¢#re to buy. i ~ pe “ sike ase is Pay re oesn make a home [ing ‘or hcme. £GOOD $3 . see . . 4 ose Menbennet, wife and infant son, took lee Cold: Tea Free: for All aR Hire’s Carbonate, Xoot Beer in Pint Bottles . a TOWLE Bain, Oo. their departure this noon for Butte, : +e Drop in and Have a Drink. ° Tf you want a good healthy drink try Montana, where they will make their Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. cneekinend Wate . e cmpwowite wee! THE COMMERCIAL TEA €0., SALT WAFERS Uv CARTOONS, 180 EACH : a here yesterday on his way to San FranCof-Farin, thé great substitute for sion and Santa Oruz. He isa delegate coffee, 15 cents per package. At (eo . to the Republican State Convention ©. Gaylord & Son’s' — tf . from Yuba county. £. 2 gSn Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager.) CHAS. E. MULLOY, PIONEER aRocer

St. ‘Helena Sanitarium af THE ‘TRANSORI fF = i Trie = as -adlalece oe A . Mita}: Aogost, 9. ‘The. ‘trial. of ge ee THURSDAY.. voees Ast 30, 1900 . Daily Doings of: Both A Spc Tra tobe ‘ob Bn Prom Gras who believe in provereing OF Bresci, the Anarchist, who ot July 29, monase = Old and Young. and glory of an ever hon . ghot and killed King Humbert of Italy, PHS Ky ay ae “Yalloy ‘This Evening, on eget becetracdigenece mew lees TLeal F000 S: F225 Q RIBF R. RB. P glorious country, pyar is at] at Monza, oat al 2B "] STATED, . : orter is up from ieee taps jig wag Nevada City ‘night atihand to begin doing your share turning from a gytiinastic. Pigtia. oor. ) ig Pidechar la bare ope ing ts; ". the pavilion and a much larger crowd . towards this end. As we said above. opened here today. An—e m & few . of people was present than on the previd of. le gathered about Ss 9 Items That Should Inter Interest Brerbody— days, fous night. They were pleased payers pos "rigpiowell a geo" ~~ Psd pelea crow pene ie , gaelaiig 0a: # a Bucen: 25 cnt per ea Somothing Now Every Day. ° . Miss Mand Pook ot San Joan is.here. many now exnibite and the excellent . iternte, it onoe again. If you have perc to the Coart-room, where only cose, 25. cen eo a 900 Have You registered? obs visit. music given by the band from the . not registered, doso at once; immedi . e few places were reserved for the) Granola, 2 packages 25 cents. . ‘3 For Life Insurance ace T. B. Gray N. Groves returned this morning . early part of the evening until the pro. ately; TODAY! There is absolutely . ticket-holding pablic. The hearing Granola Flakes, 1§ cents. ts we Have ‘yon wautdiiedt. Eeaeh : to Auburn. gram was commenced, a little after 8 ‘nothing to be gained by postponement, ‘began at 9 o'clock, Bresci sat in the Granola Biscuit, 15 cents. \N D. ee iy y D. Duffey went up to Gaston Ridge Oclock, .* but there is a chattce that something. doek, . ‘calm and almost. indifferent. 2 Ib Caramel Cereal, 25 cents. eee ie Gee is shits ao gab th ‘tetere '. this morning. The program was opened by a pretty may be lost—-YOU VOTE, And we. His counsel, Signor Martelli, head of ee rae t ae the rosb. ' W. L. Peck. came over from North selection from the bund, which was fol-. want that this year. Yes; we neéd Wn the Milan ber, and -anti-Anarobis ¢ ., 1§ cents. a San Juan today. lowed by a vocal solo by John Werry,. and must have it. There is a respon‘writer, and. Signor Morlin, ‘made reGraham Sticks, 15 cents. Don’t fail to go to Armory pe toCO. M. Zeitler, the hardware traveling which was much appreciated. sibility resting upon each and every quests on various grounds for an adWhole Wheat. Sticks, 15 cents. INTS bas hit man, is in town. Miss Grace Jackson gave a recitation . citizen this cam such as has not} journment, which were refased. It is’ ‘ + 4 Hida — in g0 to. BMa Geo. Wiseman of Sacramento came . jn her usual clear and pleasing manner, . heen the case creme dark days of said that Bresci wrote to the Judges ete pues he pg t Street Giatlich Peduche: tava: iviey day in on the morning train. which delighted all present. the Sixties. Are you ready to dicdeclaring that he would not reply to raham Crackers, 1§ cents Pe ae g Foley’s ry “a H. W. Forest of Sam Francisco arj/ Miss Alma Mitehell followed with ®. charge it? Then register. their interrogatories. While the inOat Meal Crackers, +15 cents. : “ ili Fisk tibake sana 25 ie ak rived here on last evéning’s train. __. vocal solo and was forced to respond a RE Sn dietment, which was very long, wae : . * Jackson's, . mite Peatipia B. eke aby San Fran-. to an encore. Board of Education Meets. end gee — an ig solar’ Ps ay. teen <r ‘ ‘ . cisco is here on mining business. Mrs. Fred Zeitier favored the audi: ‘moved, # © faces 0 Mang: Jewelry at cost at Golden’s Jew-. Mrs. Gee, B. Walker left this morn-. ence with a very pretty. vocal solo and} 22° City Board of Education, *} .dience without any signs of fear. elry store. tf . ing for Placerville to visit relatives. their meeting held last evening. m,, indictment showed that the assas. LIQQOOOOEEOQOGOOOEOOOQOOOOOO Gilt Edge Porter, and ‘Holt and Half at Tom’s Plece. a23 tf Grandfather’s Mush, 3 packages for} 25 cents at Wolf's. tf If you want a good shine go around to Gallagher's stand. Fine watches at cost at Golden’s losing out sale. tf You can’t vote in November -unless ‘your name is on the rolls, i Call on Ed Schmidt when you want mny thing in the tobacco line. tf Fred Smith of Grass Valley has an exhibit of Cook’s mineral water. What's the sense in putting off registering till the last moment, any way? Oheese Waferettes, a delicious new wafer. _At‘Geo. C. Gaylord & Son’s. «% Antique, oak curtain poles and fixtures for 25 cents at Snell & Fleming’s. For cold storage meats goto Grissel Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best. Don’t forget to register. Better attend to it today instead of patting it off. You can get some very pretty and uptodate frames for photographs at Vinton’s, tf Wolf carries a full line of high grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 26 -cents. vig 5 i Register now andbe done with it: Unlike taxes, it costs nothing. So why thesitate. Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table, ‘8lb. cans for 20 cents at-A.B. Wolf's, «Oash Grocer. tf At W. H. Andrews’ store on Broad satreet will be found the finest of early «Orawford peaches. tf ‘Next Monday being a public holiday — (Labor Day—the local banks and the eounty offices will remain closed. Mon’t disfranchise yourself by not registering. There’s enough of that work being done down South as it is. . friends at Dutch Flat. Mrs. Gribble and daughter left this morning for a visit to San Francisco. Chas. Callaghan and Geo. Marple came up from Smartsville last evening. Henry German and F. W. Banks came down from North San Juan today. : James Cairns, wife and» son returned yesterday after an extended visit to the city. Henry Eckhart, who has been here on a visit, returned to Sin -Francieco this morning. Mrs. ©. Galbraith of” the Central House is visiting Mr. J. W. Dart of this city. : A. Godfrey and family have returned from Columbia Hill, where they visited relatives. Miss Shepperd of Forest City was in this city yesterday on her way to the metropolis. A. M. Fellows of Santa Rosa, who has been mining near Moores Flat, was here last night. © ~~ Mrs. J. T. Gibbs, who has been here on a visit, returned this morning to San Francisco. W. McDougald, Jas. Marzen Jr. and F. M. Rutherford came over from Truckee today. Charles E, Tegler and wife, wii. have been visiting at the Bay, ‘returnedhome last evening. Miss Theresa Aumer returned home last evening after a week’s visit with Miss Edna Kipper returned to San Jose this morning after a pleasant visit with Miss Myrtle Howeil, ~-D. M. Dysart came over from Fioriston last evening to attend the Republican County Convention. C. Schewarman came down from Downieville last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. received much deserved applause. Tonight. will be Grass Valley night and there is no doubt but what the audience will be very large. Not only will some of the best talent at this city take part, but a number of Grass Valley people who never fail to please their hearers, will favor the uudience with selections. Following is tonight’s program, which will be commenced shortly after the Grass Valleyans arrive: Selection—Band. Vocal Solo—Mrs., J. Northway. Cornet Solo—Rollin Moore. Vocal Duett—Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Prisk. Vocal Solo—Dr. Julian Dobbins. Piano Solo—Prof. Harry Hooper. Veeal Solo—Mrs.8. J. Prisk. Male Quartette—Messrs. Crase, Glasson, Moore and Opie, fu order to accommodate those who desire to attend from Grass Valley the N. O. N. G. R.-R. will run a special train, It will leave the depot at Grass Valley at 7:30 o’clock sharp, and will leave here on the return trip at 11 o’clock. The fare for the round trip will be only 40 cents, and it is thought that a number of people will take advantage of the. excursion, if-only~for the ride. —t +@e--— Were Discharded. John Richards, Gilbert Harris and Charles Pilligrine, who were arrested in Placer county on suspicion of having roubed Wells, Fargo & Oo,’s express office at Colfax, were discharged from custody, there being no evidence against them. The arresting officer 4 was evidently too hasty. Pe Stacey & Wregory Are Prepared adopted a resolution placing the Principal in full charge of tha schoolhonses and grou over all em indeed a wise resolution and will be found to be of benefit to all concefned sand giving him authority loyesat thesame. This is with them im any way. The fcllowing bills were found due and ordered paid: W.H. Arnhart, plasteriog, $3. W. Abbott, charging and cleaning batteries, $7.50. Warren, Jones, labor, $3.75. "Bus Line Sold. George Grissel of this city today purchased the ’bus line plying between this city and Grass Valley from George Wetterau. Mr. Grissel has. been one of the drivers and managers of the Washington stage line for many years and intends to conduct the business in. the same first-class manner in which Mr. Wetterau has conducted it. As Mr. Grissel is one of the best stage men in the State he will prove to be popular and deserving of the patronage of the traveling public. Funeral of Wm. Bristow. The funeral of Wm. Bristow, who. was killed by a blast in the Victor mine, at Brown's Valley, last Monday.

was held westerday at Cherokee, Rev, Father Bilis of this city conducting the services. The pallbearers were F. J. Brophy,.8. Coughlan, J. P. Kilroy, W. Hughes, EX. Carey and John Curnow, Jr. The interment was at North San Juan. ———— + te Sewer Work. R. J. Tremaine ie prepared to do all kinds of sewer work at the very lowest rates. —Im * e@e oe sin inda iged in incessant target practice, and that he prepared bullets so as orender them more dangerous, . Tle witnesses were then introduced, Eleven for the prosecution and five for the defense. The examination of Bresci followed. He declared he decided to kill King Humbert after the ‘events of Milan and Sicily, “to avenge the misery of the people, and my own.” He added, “I acted without advice or accomplices.” The prisoner admitted the target practice and the preparation of bullets. He spoke in a low, firm voice, and said he fired three shots at three yards with his revolver. The wooden targets were here placed on the table beforé the Judges. Two hours’.suspension of the Court then ensued, and the witnesses were then heard. Bresci, at the close of the trial, was pronounced guilty, and sentenced to imprisonment for life. Wine at \ Wolf's. A. B. Wolf, the cash grocer has just received_a large consignment. of, fine zinfandel and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, FEresno_.county of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per gallon. a 8-tf ED, T. CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. Beds, Lounges, Matt made over and MADE ‘AS $CO D $ NEW. ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND CARPETS LAID. Come and see ais wh ou want anything in this I line. ._The_port,is_old.and . . Jack's Bebive Grncery Commercial Street, Nevada City. 1G. 5 _ BRAN ; Rings enlarged— 1 a ry Broken pins mended — Mended _ Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as new— OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Jewelry Made to Order. Broad St., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. In order not-to-carry-over_any SUMMER Ao MILLINERY, I have decided to let every & hat in my establishment go at CoG ok Se oak eee Orders from the country given prompt attention. ee H. CR MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. "a OCleani Fluid will k ; ¥ a anon Pe ie sate x sain Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lebr came down. Lo take orders for vonnecting sewers, Windows, Doors, Paints. . E. E. CHAMBERS, in g with every bottle. Vinton sells it at from Camptonville yesterday and left Anyone desiring work done immediatefine lamber of all deseription. Pine atreet. between Broad and ‘Commercial, the .25 cents. tf . this morning for San Francisco. y should see John S. Gregory. tf: ‘Tow Le Bros. Co. Nevada City, Cal. ‘All persons who are indebted to the} Superintendent M. D. Cooley came soca gees = i Grimes’ Emporiam are requested to Or eee ee gvatndiogt En 9 eS See MSS ae eM Se Me Mes Wee sells Slo Sle Sle Silo Sle Sl Sle Slo Slo Mio rMe b> Seip. . (BREESE . (8) t i . d ; f q oe Boned: mineerey Tae Miss Bertha Adams of San Francis. t i: 8 R. 1. A RU E’ S OR], ond Pas ; co, who hag. been here on a visit to At “The Grotto” at all times, you can . " ad”) > Ice get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, Rev. Phelps and family, returned home ¥ mh of cigars, etc. Drop in and see-how it is today. 4 G i FR a n all ye who never sampled their goods.tf} H. Edwards and wife of Los Angeles ; o8 , & Republicans need every possible vote. arrived here last evening and left this D, / Si this year so go and register. Ramem-} morning for North San Juan to visit < 9 CURES th ) ( € ber, the South is Democratic always, . friends. 4 om ; and, what’s more its representa‘ion in Superintendent Dana Harmon of the 2)) Di ° sare the Electo ral College has not been cut Gaston ci mine wa; in town last & ) IZZiInNess ( down, as is should be, in proportion . evening and left this morning for San if . Gol to the number of negroes disfrancuised. . Francisco. SE Sick Headache seen OG. F. McGlashan of Truckee was one : i Hotel Arrivals. of the arrivals on Jast evening’s train. ege ; rs geen He is a delegate to the Republican Biliousness “ The following were the arrivals at} Conkention: ithe Union Hotel: é is “0. Campball, Sonna L. J. Gurdner, who has biext to _ Constipation ‘©. Murch, Marysville North San Juan -on a visit, passed A. Peterson, “ through town this morning on his way Geo. H. Magsn; der, Yuba City to San Francisco. : a “Red Haier Golgate . AN ELEGANT TONIC FOR THE, NERVES.’ SOLD,!AND "4 Mrs. John O'Uont: £, G.ase Val he A number of the Pacific Construc GUARANTEED BY E J. Mertell, as sf tion Company’: eth ployes left last evenR. f ) te H. Collier “ ing for Madera, where they have ana . \W. As rm, > * a e iL, Musb, Sai. F.ancisoo ee oc waceersia Tane and Oils, Hous.e Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel vt tot . 4 3) Graham, pleasant visit of six weeks with relaDoors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware RUBS, BTATIONERY AND PHOTO MURPLIEG.: ‘ iF. H. Richardson, e tives at the bay cities, ‘ , ee perenne CLO) TORNER, Pine Stree, Nevada Cit é Wie eid, a die, returned home Tuesday evening @ e b4 u af MY W Ol F THE q “ {from Sacramento, where they have >) ; Fy F. bg Matos been visiting relatives. 2 A EE EE A EE HE AE HE iF PRICE Ss QUALITY Pag Mies Maud Brown, “ Mrs. R. G. McCutchan and daughter, ace maura Rie _ gna hdr Mrs. J. H. Rogers, left this morning Notice. Re ox ARE Cas ash Grocer. Gr oc er IS THE i iss Amie Dever,“ for, Menlo Park, San Francisco and : OOOOOOOIOIK FORIOR KKK ® ¥ M's. Armen, os other places on a visit. Notice is hereby given that campers OK a " RIG HT BEST f CG. P. Lohen, * Mre. W. L. Williamson, who has. and fishers will not be pernritted on : ‘ xs 25 y ‘ e P.O, Organ, (4 been here on a visit to ber mother, . the grounds of Cooper Bros, without Bb OSE =. SPECIAL SA LE = ie . jt = Bg ok BE o Mrs. Stenger of Gold Flat, returned . first getting a permit from H. Cooper : 4 F. Nelson, 3 # this morning to Washington. a 13-tf Cooper Bros. C.Centi, . * Mrs. Nellie Brundage of San Juan } = (ed 1 cttw d M. Bernardo, Ruugh Ready was called to Sacramento to the bedi Have You Tried O. M. Lohman, “ L. Jauch, Fowles. ° : Danon, Erie mine A. Guruer, Hump Hill « b. Dever, Forrest W. P. Cline, Graniteville arch Bros., pocent Flat Ea Ge German, San Juan side of her sister, Mrs. Della Stocker, who is very low with rheumatism. Dan Dever, Mrs. F. C. Davis, Misses Alice and Annie Dever arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Forest City. One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Put up in the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. Any of a, TAYLOR’S and ‘Carpet Fine Rugs and, Carpets John cay * Hon: 8. A. Smith, Judge of the Su‘ ’ Ms So hi Mrs. Germ pericr Court of Sierra county, arrived f h h fed ( ff Y th Y Camp N b y B sine met ing. new. a na aig “Columbia Hilt here last evening and left this morning res 0aS 0 0B 8 . 3 ail é tray “ bets Packed in 3-lb. Md “ for Ban Francisco and is also a dele; H , sae in a ici a : ° BO as ‘tinemeld ha tate Mamabiians dante Comin: . ip cca kaseunk wee would Whe pas te tay te a t j Rugs 30x60 inches, $1.00. . cans in a deliciously flavored sauce, 20¢ a can E. BE. Brown, Downieville tion. ; : It is Crisp and Aromatic a meee Fresh from the Roaster Every Day D. W. Robiue, Gridley T.E. Nelson, “ © Mrs. George A City is Miata Mrs Brundage of San California Fruit in Jars! G. Bitmanon, maeracennta Juan. Mrs. White’s health is véry poor. P, W. Jones, and she will remain away fora couple. A Revelation to you if you have had poor, : John McRae, =.“ of months, stale stuff lately. 4 40c Ib ; 4 ok gh teegrd . Mrs. Chas. Hegarty of Moores Fiat . 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35.an per Van Camp's Pork and Beans .-. 1b, x0¢ i Soe i who has been to Auburn to see her] according tothe grade and variety you de 1 a ia ph a Be oF 2 : lt woesn’t. daughter, who is sick there, returned . sire, Samples cheerfully given if you don’t 4 Oe om Large Shipment of . 2 = 2 Ibs 20¢ e . ne was Pe é ing, for’ evening and left this morn-. ¢#re to buy. i ~ pe “ sike ase is Pay re oesn make a home [ing ‘or hcme. £GOOD $3 . see . . 4 ose Menbennet, wife and infant son, took lee Cold: Tea Free: for All aR Hire’s Carbonate, Xoot Beer in Pint Bottles . a TOWLE Bain, Oo. their departure this noon for Butte, : +e Drop in and Have a Drink. ° Tf you want a good healthy drink try Montana, where they will make their Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. cneekinend Wate . e cmpwowite wee! THE COMMERCIAL TEA €0., SALT WAFERS Uv CARTOONS, 180 EACH : a here yesterday on his way to San FranCof-Farin, thé great substitute for sion and Santa Oruz. He isa delegate coffee, 15 cents per package. At (eo . to the Republican State Convention ©. Gaylord & Son’s' — tf . from Yuba county. £. 2 gSn Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W. TAYLOR, Manager.) CHAS. E. MULLOY, PIONEER aRocer