August 31, 1900 (4 pages)

Le Jams 0. Fetn wo 2 BP BAtCn ROR me = 2 Oo Itn " ie ‘ ileal i RAB. TRANSCRIPT. : [= aod Every Evening, Sundays Exoopt AT BRVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, -—BY— BROWN & CALKINS *BRMS OF SUBSORITTION : all, . . $6 Per Year be eon 2-92 tae Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. ° VEULEPHONE NO. 41. ". pO, BOX E cccemeniial ~~ neorer PRIDAY...5: . , August 31, 1900 STRONG ENDORSEMENT, The Convention Urgent Urgently Request Delefates to Stand By J. M. Walling. At the meeting of the Republican County Convention yesterday the delegates heartily endorsed Hon. J. M Walliing for the nomination for Oongreasman of the Second Congressional District. Following is the resolutions: Reso.vep, That the Republican party of ‘Nevada county in convention assembled, heartily “endorse the candi~ dacy of Hon. J. M. Walling forthe Qongressional nomination in the Second Oongreasi District, and ur tt] uest%ll delegates from this Gaate <0 the Second OCongressiona: District Convention to use-all bunorable means to secure his nomination. ‘Jn endorsing Mr, Walling the Oon vention but voiced the sentimente oi the Republicans of the county, who are unanimous in the wish that he should ¢ be successful. Mr. Walling is a mau with whom all our people are ac quainted, for he has served them at Recorder and Superior Judge and in each of these positions faithfully, honestly and conscientiously performed his duties. On the bench his decisione were for the right and according to law, and he did what he thought was just and proper, in a fearless and straightforward manner. His habits are of the best, and he always respects the opinfons of others. Mr. Walling is. @. map whom the people of the Second Oon” “gressional District could depend upon to represent them wiih fidelity, and with fairness to all sections of the District. He is a man who would stand for the rights of his constituents, and would not waver one iota from what he considered proper. He has been a resident of this city for the past 84 years, and known to all our people. Mr. Walling receive the. nomination it would be equivalent to an election. Stand by the Republican Perty. With the exception of two years, years productive of distress, hunger, bank Faptcy.and panic, the destiny _ of the ‘Nation has been partially or entirely under the control of the RK publica: party ever since the inauguration of ‘Abraham Lincoln in 1861. Daring these forty years the ovuntry has advanced by leaps and bounds in populution, wealth, material, socia}, and inte}lec ual development. The trans-Missie sippt region has been converted fron. baffalo ranges to imperial States, bridges have been throwu across mighty rivers, railways have been built ovr the mountaizs, millions of homes bave been created, schools With out number have been built, college have been endowed, human liberty ha been extended, the verdict of the ballot‘tas been respected: (in Republican States), and the Republic has a deeper bold on the affections of its citizens than ever netow, _ compels respect abroad. Taken Suddenly i, This ‘morning while John Eddy was being shaved at George Dunster’s barbershop, he was taken suddenly il and fainted away. He was conveyed to hie shome and a doctor r=, ag Collection tee Oey: Tomorrow esl! bs the be the regalar colleotion day and the Taaxsompr collector Will be around to ave the patrons of the paper, in the bnsiness part of the ti prc ay > Paying rent doesn’t meke a home We build them on. easy termas. Bros. Oo. Gook’s Mineral Water is the best of all: Try it. , Hotel Arrivals, — The following -were the arrivals at the Union Hotel: W.P. oe Graniteville Robert Da vig, H. Walker, Gras Volley . Power, E. M. Wileon, “ ° aforesaid, and that enid aot will the sum of ONE HUN LARS foreach and every case of oe TARRE that cannot be cared by the use of Hatr’s Cataran Ovne, pn Hall’s ie Daten Cure is taken internily, ant acts Sree oe Og Seok mucous surfaces Should . . BRIEFLY STATED, (tons That Should Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day. Have-You registered? School Books at Vintons. For Life Insurance see T, B, Gray. Have you registered? If not, why aot?: The t'me is short; so get in before be rush. Don’t fail to gv to Armory Hall to night. For picnic delicacies go to 0.E. Mulloy’s. tf Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Foley’s. tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at tackson’s. mi-tf Fine Jewelry at cost at Golden’s Jewelry store. tf Gilt Edge Porter, and Half and Half at Tom’s Place: a23 tf Pretty note book and colored pen: cils at Vinton. Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for 5 centsat Wolf's. fe tf If you want a good shine go around ‘o Gallagher’s stand. Fine watches at cost at Golden’s closing out sale, tf Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want sny‘ hing in the tobacco line. tf What’s the sense in putting off registering till the last moment, any way? Cheese Waferettes, a delicious new wafer. At Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. “ ‘ Antique oak curtain peles and fix‘ares for 25 cents at Snell & Fleming’s For cold storage meats goto Grissel ¥ros.’ and you are sure to get the best. Don’t forget to register. Better attend to it today instead of putting it uff, Wolf carries a fuil line of high grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 sents. tf Register nowand be done with it Ualike taxes, jt costs nothing. So why nesitate. Van Oamp’s beets. Ready for table, sib. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf’s, Jash Grocer. tf At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it. is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf We are indebted to John Perkenpine for copies of the. Philadelpbia Enquirer of late dates. At W. H. Andrews’ store on . Broad Street will be found the finest of early Crawford peaches. « . tf All persons who are indebted to the Grimes Emporium are requested to make. payinent immediately: and save extra er a25-tf imford was ‘brought to the iensied hospital yesterday from North San Juan, trouble. ° Mrs. George Grissel will move her dressmaking parlors next Monday from the Tilley building to the rooms recently fitted up by Judge Holbrooke. The brick-work on the repairing of the theatre was finished yesterday, and by tomorrow night the carpenters will have finished. The arch has been taken out which greatly improves the appearance of the theatre, < Personal! ‘Mentions. Bas ee James Ritchie is up from Sheridan W. H. Hicks was taken very sick list evening. Mrs. Wm. Cole came down from the Mountain House today. Robt Griggs went up to the Mt. Zion mine today where he will be employed. G. M. Sayles, wife and daughter, came’ down from Forest.City this afternoon. Mrs. Cohin, ‘who has been visiting at San Juan, came over today on her way to her home at Forest Hills. . Mrs. Kate McCormack went to You Bet today. The school of. which she will have charge opens Monday. Eugene Dupare and Baron J. de Fountaineer of Paris, Franée, who are making a tour of this country, arrived hete today. They visited the various mines down Deer Oreek this afternoon. “ 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, Fresno county. The. port: is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1 60 per gallon. — a 8-tf Fred Smith is agent.for Cook’s Mineral Water. Give him your orders. He is very ill withheart . COMPLETE LIST of the Members of the Republican County Central Committee. The following is a list of the Republican County Central Committee : Nevada Township—Nut P.’ Brown, Sherman W. Marsh, W. EB. Meservey, [ OQ. Lindley, John Tredinnick, A. R. Lord, H. J. Wright. Washiagton Township—E. T. Wortls ley, Geo, E. Cloud. Eureka ies besa A sd P. Cline, H. Fitter. Bloomfield Township—R. ae Skidmore, L.Woodruff, Meadow Lake Moernihiie W. MoDougald, . James Marzen, Jr., David Dysart, Chas. 'W; Calvin. Little York Township—Robert Linder, Peter Matthieson. : Bridgeport Township—O. 8. Paine, Robert Smith, Grass Vaj)ley Township-—R._ R Porter, R. Davies, Henry Rickard, W Williame, R.T. Rowe, M. W. Argall, Samuel Blight, Dave Rowe, D. E. Matteson. Rough and Ready—William Fippin, Thonias Ingram. Republicans ¥ ntitled to the Credit. The fact that Great Britain must sell 8 per cent bonds at 2 per cent discount and pay the purchaser a bonus of oné month’s interest, while the United States can borrow all’ the money it wants at 2 per cent. is one of the results of the wise financial. legislation for which the Republican party is to be given’ credit. Our govern= ment can borrow money cheaper than: any other power on earth, and this is a direct advantage to every citizen in the country. 2 House and Lot Fér Sale. £ A Troom house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern improvements and a bath, Apes to GEO. A. GRAY. an 81-tf _ Lost. A liver ard white pointer dog. Answers tonamecfQmo, Information as to whereabouts will.be thankfully received by Gzo. Downky. a 30-tf . Has Returned, H. J. Carter returned home. last. evening from San’ Francisco: where he has been purchasing a large stock of open, at his old stand. “Jeff” isa popular businégs man, and what makes him6o is the fact that he never by any kind of trickery sold goods only to gét money from his customers. Square dealing and full value for the money has always been his motto. The stock of clothing, gents’ furnishing goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc. will be entirely new and of the very latest styles.to be found in the market, He will be ready for business in’ a “few days apd then those who desire anyming in his line should beh him a call, GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE To be given by the Nevada City Band —AT THE— _ Knickerbocker Platform —On— SATURDAY EV’G, SEPT. 8th, Concert begins at 8 p, a Dance at 9p. m. ADMISSION: Gentlemen, 50 Cents Ladies, Free ED. T. CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. Beds, L Matt are made over ‘an nee “GOOD ASN e, ALL’ KINDS OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG 4ND ‘CARPETS LAID. One and see me wham you want anythi in this this line. ds E. F. CHAMBERS, Pine street, between Broad and Commercial, Nevada City, Cal. Bryan: The German Democrat: “You'll find the young lady easy to support.” : “And take that 16 to:1 ice wagon for a motherfm-law! Not much!’’— St. Paul Pioneer Press, — CONDITIONS iT AT CAPE. NOMP, Mareo Medin’s Experience in That Par Northern Region, Marco Medin Jr., has just returned to Butte, Montana, from Cape Nome and furnishes the Miner. with the ‘{following information of interest rela'ing to that region; + . The great trouble about Nome is that it is overdone. I have seen as many as 40,000 people there, whereas the conditions do not warrant @ poptlation of 5,000. When I left there. were atid 20,0¢O people there, mostidt, them anxious to getaway, I talked “with at least 200 placer minere who are fvorking the beach claims, and I found that of the 5,000 men who have been working on the beach none have averaged better shan 4a day. John Noyes and hie two sons have a good paying claim on Nicholas creek, seven miles from Nome, They paid $25,000 for it and Mr. Noyes told me . they were taking out $1,000 per day. A great deal more money has been spent in Cape Nome ani ti getting there than will be tuken out for sev‘eral years.” An immense quantity of machinery is strang along the beach +8: ing toruin. The only lines of business that can be said to have done well are the saloons and restaurants, Ed the Butte cafe, has taken in as much as $2,000 a day. The moral condition of Nome is sadly demoralized. Ali the variety shows and dance halls have . aha failures. All the Proprietors went broke and all are now closed. Marriage License Issued. County Olerk Arbogast issued a marringe license this morning to Ra mao P. tersen otf Dobbins, Yuba meunte, and Miss Katherine. Gertrude , Onpey of. Cherokee, Nevada county, © Superior Court Notes. In the matter-of the mun and eiai diunship o1 Geo. W. aud F, L. Goo minors, Robert v. P. Beene rt Moleod. aud T. OC. Randall were appointed praisers. ig 7 Daussier, a Butte man, who conducts} H. J. Wright, ©. ©. Haris sina Bf M. went down it eg phi this morning -h-gt rade. and will make the “ey trot ] Shoo Fly> at Beaatifal t ai wa doors a St ns, varnishes That Wretch. POGKET CUTLERY. are guaranteed. . We‘have been and they give satisfaction, eee? We believe in fostering anie len ideuatries,” consequently our line of Cu‘lery is American made. The O V: B. goods. selling them for fifteen years ee? new goods for the store which he will} <BON BON PARTY> —TO BE GIVEN BY. THE— ‘Knickerbocker Dancing Club, Saturday. Evening, September 1. looo GENTLEMEN, 50 CENTS. » a LADIES FREE. Fargest spring floor in the county. Next to Union Hotel, Main street MUSIC BY FULL NEVADA Cli BAND. CHILDREN 25 CENTS SNE vk we Skirts for 1goo. All the latest materials. New Camel’s Hair, New Camel’s Hair Raye, New Canvas Cloth, New Zibelines. 1@OO0000000000000 .FAIR WEEK. . ny eee MAHER & CO’S. Ladies see our large window today. ‘tains the first shipment of Fall Suits and It conAll the new shades can do as well at home. you. Fall. eseeeossescoccesccusscs We can sell you this knife. ee, eo TEE OR Oey aaa asc + ce i RA ' 4 San Jose, Aug. 30. —“Jack” Ortega, . . — who is being held for the assault on last Sanday night on little Gracie Gamble is still in jail at Redwood City. While the excitemént ie not.so:intense as it was atthe time of bis arrest, yet there is still talk of lyaching. His preliminary examination. will take ‘place Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. ‘He will be brought here secretly and the officers will take every precaution againet any attempt upon him. It is a tragical concidence that the funeral of Mes, Gamble, the ehild’s moth er who died from the shook of the discovery of the awful crime, will take place from the Presbyterian Church at the same hour during which Ortega’s examination will be proveeding, . How He Has Flopped. ‘How oan Henry Watered of the} Louisville Courier-Joarnal, tow sup: porting Bryan, really t.ink his electisn would be for good of the counrty? . . Mr. Bryan has eertatuly given no public evidence of ‘change ‘of ‘character since his programa by Mr. Watterson in 1896, ae foil ows: “He is a dishonest dodger. ‘He is a daring adventurer, He ie e political fakier. “He-is not of the material of which the people.of the United ‘States . . Remaina obo Shipped. Undertaker Geo. A. Gray ie engaged today in taking ap the remains of John McQuestion, son of Mrs. J. V. Hunter. They will -be shipped to San Mateo county, where they will be interred be Mt. Oe eee, ie ois _ Towne Bada.-Oo,. . ” NEVADA CITY. CAL. CM iene Co’s ‘Scuoa. House m8 And doubtless you will want HOE. BOVEY, BROS., Broad Street. School Will Soon aE some Shoes for’ the children. We have’ them—good fitters, good wearers and moderate . e prices. Also as fine a selection of Ladies’ and gentle men’s shoes as can be found anywhere. the lowest for the same grade of shoes. Call and see for yourselves. No trouble to show our: shoes. Repairing, neatly done. . THS VE an 4 of wi ral attention. “August a3rd, 24t! where he ‘will be ‘prepared to vision.* @ Pike’s Peak Mineral Water, per case, Fres 9 Port Wine, pure and aged” $1.00.8 Gal {oa het S, Ek. Imported Olive Off, ‘pure, _ Glare, pure and.o, re eo swi Ree reful attention and.deli d tox py a Pasty trade solielved. — ces Ig ed mkt tdsonte rand Doikilics organ of the pode, and should have cureW.A, FAEYER, representing F.C. Chinn, the Optician . [ Sacramiento, will make his second professional visit here and 25th, having his office at our store, "8 Mr. Meyer hes the latest: methods’ for. centing the eye, and gives very géod satisfaction, ie Hn, Ww. ‘HARTUNG, Broad St, above Pine,. -. $7.00 * auart bottles) (Regular price $1.50 a'Gal.) $1.50 a Gal (Bisen Vineyard of Fresno.) ~ T6¢ &: fall quart Abe a Gal AND LIMBURGER CHEESE, sephone No. 171. correct defective or impaired Prices as low as! SUH msg etn If you want a handsome Suit or Skirt pat. tern come quickly. Don’t send away while you Try and get into the habit of helping your own stores. They are often called upon to help Make up your mind.to trade at home this Respectfully, MAHER @ Co. (” SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT ARMORY HALL. eoeeeoooeoeooooes —THE MAN WHO WRITES. This advertisement isfsweltering with the heat, and if he had thetime would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get. a. -plate: of his famous Cream—on seeond’ thonght he might take an Ice. oh ae — Cream Soda instead, because of i 2 its superior thirst“satis qualities. sfying Francisco and Sacramento prices. .KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. Uidudaihebeneecsceancce BEDROOM SETs. For the ‘quality of the articles the prices are lower than’ San i Lanesicestoeereen me q ooreee” Beautiful Rugs. ; . _AT KINKEAD’s? § ae Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you. are there just look at anh pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash ee eee HIRE’S ROOT) BEER Just Arrived. Heinz § Sweet Pickles in Bulk . Heing Sour Pickles in Bulk Hein Chow Chow. Hei’ Ba in Gans ‘XN Heinz Preserved Strawberries. HenyChutney Heing Mastard Heinz Preserved her Py G. SCADD EN « Commercial Street, Scoceccoeneupeiaisaasaia In either case he would be sure of gettirig the best in town. es Foley” s lee Cini Parlors, 18 Conzmarll Street —-— Ped Ed . FRIDAY. PERS Dally Chron! H. Kinney Mrs. M. 8 Reno. W. P. Clip Eureka. — O. K. Clou Bet today.Jesse Ennc Ready today G. Mathen this morning M. Wylie City yesaterd: ‘L, 8. Mete mining basil J. H. Pars ing from Oa! F. Causey » up from Pet JF. Hean in on the mc CO. Legare here on the! F. A. Seyn here spendit Jas. McBr San Francis H. W. Dat laat evening Henry Ger turned to N: ing. Mrs. F. iHonze is vie oity. Henry Ve: yesterday: + convention, Miss Elie and Mra. G. iited this cit: 8. L. Wal wived here . morning for G. W. Gu rived here morning fo: Cc. E. Me rived here morning fo Miss Dai no, to rest San Joagu Miss Mol tin, returne evening aft J. V. Has ening, fron ihis mine o! Fred 5B “ {Providence there last ni Superint ‘turned last and left th unine. , “Mr. Lave School, wt morning. Superint turned he Francisco California George mento last with his fo dispatche: Geo. Ck ular busii spending ington thi Mrs. J of Sacram friends ut today on Mrs, W dren and tonville v this mort Rev. BR ', der of th ‘ triet, and + the Meth «were her John 8 ‘formerly ilast nigh tte San sattended a@ome tir Shern who { Republi ~ mittee’ for two of our: tended

Le Jams 0. Fetn wo 2 BP BAtCn ROR me = 2 Oo Itn " ie ‘ ileal i RAB. TRANSCRIPT. : [= aod Every Evening, Sundays Exoopt AT BRVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, -—BY— BROWN & CALKINS *BRMS OF SUBSORITTION : all, . . $6 Per Year be eon 2-92 tae Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. ° VEULEPHONE NO. 41. ". pO, BOX E cccemeniial ~~ neorer PRIDAY.....5: . , August 31, 1900 STRONG ENDORSEMENT, The Convention Urgent Urgently Request Delefates to Stand By J. M. Walling. At the meeting of the Republican County Convention yesterday the delegates heartily endorsed Hon. J. M Walliing for the nomination for Oongreasman of the Second Congressional District. Following is the resolutions: Reso.vep, That the Republican party of ‘Nevada county in convention assembled, heartily “endorse the candi~ dacy of Hon. J. M. Walling forthe Qongressional nomination in the Second Oongreasi District, and ur tt] uest%ll delegates from this Gaate <0 the Second OCongressiona: District Convention to use-all bunorable means to secure his nomination. ‘Jn endorsing Mr, Walling the Oon vention but voiced the sentimente oi the Republicans of the county, who are unanimous in the wish that he should ¢ be successful. Mr. Walling is a mau with whom all our people are ac quainted, for he has served them at Recorder and Superior Judge and in each of these positions faithfully, honestly and conscientiously performed his duties. On the bench his decisione were for the right and according to law, and he did what he thought was just and proper, in a fearless and straightforward manner. His habits are of the best, and he always respects the opinfons of others. Mr. Walling is. @. map whom the people of the Second Oon” “gressional District could depend upon to represent them wiih fidelity, and with fairness to all sections of the District. He is a man who would stand for the rights of his constituents, and would not waver one iota from what he considered proper. He has been a resident of this city for the past 84 years, and known to all our people. Mr. Walling receive the. nomination it would be equivalent to an election. Stand by the Republican Perty. With the exception of two years, years productive of distress, hunger, bank Faptcy.and panic, the destiny _ of the ‘Nation has been partially or entirely under the control of the RK publica: party ever since the inauguration of ‘Abraham Lincoln in 1861. Daring these forty years the ovuntry has advanced by leaps and bounds in populution, wealth, material, socia}, and inte}lec ual development. The trans-Missie sippt region has been converted fron. baffalo ranges to imperial States, bridges have been throwu across mighty rivers, railways have been built ovr the mountaizs, millions of homes bave been created, schools With out number have been built, college have been endowed, human liberty ha been extended, the verdict of the ballot‘tas been respected: (in Republican States), and the Republic has a deeper bold on the affections of its citizens than ever netow, _ compels respect abroad. Taken Suddenly i, This ‘morning while John Eddy was being shaved at George Dunster’s barbershop, he was taken suddenly il and fainted away. He was conveyed to hie shome and a doctor r=, ag Collection tee Oey: Tomorrow esl! bs the be the regalar colleotion day and the Taaxsompr collector Will be around to ave the patrons of the paper, in the bnsiness part of the ti prc ay > Paying rent doesn’t meke a home We build them on. easy termas. Bros. Oo. Gook’s Mineral Water is the best of all: Try it. , Hotel Arrivals, — The following -were the arrivals at the Union Hotel: W.P. oe Graniteville Robert Da vig, H. Walker, Gras Volley . Power, E. M. Wileon, “ ° aforesaid, and that enid aot will the sum of ONE HUN LARS foreach and every case of oe TARRE that cannot be cared by the use of Hatr’s Cataran Ovne, pn Hall’s ie Daten Cure is taken internily, ant acts Sree oe Og Seok mucous surfaces Should . . BRIEFLY STATED, (tons That Should Interest Everybody — Something New Every Day. Have-You registered? School Books at Vintons. For Life Insurance see T, B, Gray. Have you registered? If not, why aot?: The t'me is short; so get in before be rush. Don’t fail to gv to Armory Hall to night. For picnic delicacies go to 0.E. Mulloy’s. tf Spanish Panoche fresh every day at Foley’s. tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at tackson’s. mi-tf Fine Jewelry at cost at Golden’s Jewelry store. tf Gilt Edge Porter, and Half and Half at Tom’s Place: a23 tf Pretty note book and colored pen: cils at Vinton. Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for 5 centsat Wolf's. fe tf If you want a good shine go around ‘o Gallagher’s stand. Fine watches at cost at Golden’s closing out sale, tf Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want sny‘ hing in the tobacco line. tf What’s the sense in putting off registering till the last moment, any way? Cheese Waferettes, a delicious new wafer. At Geo. O. Gaylord & Son’s. “ ‘ Antique oak curtain peles and fix‘ares for 25 cents at Snell & Fleming’s For cold storage meats goto Grissel ¥ros.’ and you are sure to get the best. Don’t forget to register. Better attend to it today instead of putting it uff, Wolf carries a fuil line of high grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 sents. tf Register nowand be done with it Ualike taxes, jt costs nothing. So why nesitate. Van Oamp’s beets. Ready for table, sib. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf’s, Jash Grocer. tf At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it. is all ye who never sampled their goods.tf We are indebted to John Perkenpine for copies of the. Philadelpbia Enquirer of late dates. At W. H. Andrews’ store on . Broad Street will be found the finest of early Crawford peaches. « . tf All persons who are indebted to the Grimes Emporium are requested to make. payinent immediately: and save extra er a25-tf imford was ‘brought to the iensied hospital yesterday from North San Juan, trouble. ° Mrs. George Grissel will move her dressmaking parlors next Monday from the Tilley building to the rooms recently fitted up by Judge Holbrooke. The brick-work on the repairing of the theatre was finished yesterday, and by tomorrow night the carpenters will have finished. The arch has been taken out which greatly improves the appearance of the theatre, < Personal! ‘Mentions. Bas ee James Ritchie is up from Sheridan W. H. Hicks was taken very sick list evening. Mrs. Wm. Cole came down from the Mountain House today. Robt Griggs went up to the Mt. Zion mine today where he will be employed. G. M. Sayles, wife and daughter, came’ down from Forest.City this afternoon. Mrs. Cohin, ‘who has been visiting at San Juan, came over today on her way to her home at Forest Hills. . Mrs. Kate McCormack went to You Bet today. The school of. which she will have charge opens Monday. Eugene Dupare and Baron J. de Fountaineer of Paris, Franée, who are making a tour of this country, arrived hete today. They visited the various mines down Deer Oreek this afternoon. “ 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, Fresno county. The. port: is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1 60 per gallon. — a 8-tf Fred Smith is agent.for Cook’s Mineral Water. Give him your orders. He is very ill withheart . COMPLETE LIST of the Members of the Republican County Central Committee. The following is a list of the Republican County Central Committee : Nevada Township—Nut P.’ Brown, Sherman W. Marsh, W. EB. Meservey, [ OQ. Lindley, John Tredinnick, A. R. Lord, H. J. Wright. Washiagton Township—E. T. Wortls ley, Geo, E. Cloud. Eureka ies besa A sd P. Cline, H. Fitter. Bloomfield Township—R. ae Skidmore, L.Woodruff, Meadow Lake Moernihiie W. MoDougald, . James Marzen, Jr., David Dysart, Chas. 'W; Calvin. Little York Township—Robert Linder, Peter Matthieson. : Bridgeport Township—O. 8. Paine, Robert Smith, Grass Vaj)ley Township-—R._ R Porter, R. Davies, Henry Rickard, W Williame, R.T. Rowe, M. W. Argall, Samuel Blight, Dave Rowe, D. E. Matteson. Rough and Ready—William Fippin, Thonias Ingram. Republicans ¥ ntitled to the Credit. The fact that Great Britain must sell 8 per cent bonds at 2 per cent discount and pay the purchaser a bonus of oné month’s interest, while the United States can borrow all’ the money it wants at 2 per cent. is one of the results of the wise financial. legislation for which the Republican party is to be given’ credit. Our govern= ment can borrow money cheaper than: any other power on earth, and this is a direct advantage to every citizen in the country. 2 House and Lot Fér Sale. £ A Troom house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. Allmodern improvements and a bath, Apes to GEO. A. GRAY. an 81-tf _ Lost. A liver ard white pointer dog. Answers tonamecfQmo, Information as to whereabouts will.be thankfully received by Gzo. Downky. a 30-tf . Has Returned, H. J. Carter returned home. last. evening from San’ Francisco: where he has been purchasing a large stock of open, at his old stand. “Jeff” isa popular businégs man, and what makes him6o is the fact that he never by any kind of trickery sold goods only to gét money from his customers. Square dealing and full value for the money has always been his motto. The stock of clothing, gents’ furnishing goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc. will be entirely new and of the very latest styles.to be found in the market, He will be ready for business in’ a “few days apd then those who desire anyming in his line should beh him a call, GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE To be given by the Nevada City Band —AT THE— _ Knickerbocker Platform —On— SATURDAY EV’G, SEPT. 8th, Concert begins at 8 p, a Dance at 9p. m. ADMISSION: Gentlemen, 50 Cents Ladies, Free ED. T. CHAMBERS, UPHOLSTERER. Beds, L Matt are made over ‘an nee “GOOD ASN e, ALL’ KINDS OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG 4ND ‘CARPETS LAID. One and see me wham you want anythi in this this line. ds E. F. CHAMBERS, Pine street, between Broad and Commercial, Nevada City, Cal. Bryan: The German Democrat: “You'll find the young lady easy to support.” : “And take that 16 to:1 ice wagon for a motherfm-law! Not much!’’— St. Paul Pioneer Press, — CONDITIONS iT AT CAPE. NOMP, Mareo Medin’s Experience in That Par Northern Region, Marco Medin Jr., has just returned to Butte, Montana, from Cape Nome and furnishes the Miner. with the ‘{following information of interest rela'ing to that region; + . The great trouble about Nome is that it is overdone. I have seen as many as 40,000 people there, whereas the conditions do not warrant @ poptlation of 5,000. When I left there. were atid 20,0¢O people there, mostidt, them anxious to getaway, I talked “with at least 200 placer minere who are fvorking the beach claims, and I found that of the 5,000 men who have been working on the beach none have averaged better shan 4a day. John Noyes and hie two sons have a good paying claim on Nicholas creek, seven miles from Nome, They paid $25,000 for it and Mr. Noyes told me . they were taking out $1,000 per day.. A great deal more money has been spent in Cape Nome ani ti getting there than will be tuken out for sev‘eral years.” An immense quantity of machinery is strang along the beach +8: ing toruin. The only lines of business that can be said to have done well

are the saloons and restaurants, Ed the Butte cafe, has taken in as much as $2,000 a day. The moral condition of Nome is sadly demoralized. Ali the variety shows and dance halls have . aha failures. All the Proprietors went broke and all are now closed. Marriage License Issued. County Olerk Arbogast issued a marringe license this morning to Ra mao P. tersen otf Dobbins, Yuba meunte, and Miss Katherine. Gertrude , Onpey of. Cherokee, Nevada county, © Superior Court Notes. In the matter-of the mun and eiai diunship o1 Geo. W. aud F, L. Goo minors, Robert v. P. Beene rt Moleod. aud T. OC. Randall were appointed praisers. ig 7 Daussier, a Butte man, who conducts} H. J. Wright, ©. ©. Haris sina Bf M. went down it eg phi this morning -h-gt rade. and will make the “ey trot ] Shoo Fly> at Beaatifal t ai wa doors a St ns, varnishes That Wretch. POGKET CUTLERY. are guaranteed. . We‘have been and they give satisfaction, eee? We believe in fostering anie len ideuatries,” consequently our line of Cu‘lery is American made. The O V: B. goods. selling them for fifteen years ee? new goods for the store which he will} <BON BON PARTY> —TO BE GIVEN BY. THE— ‘Knickerbocker Dancing Club, Saturday. Evening, September 1. looo GENTLEMEN, 50 CENTS. » a LADIES FREE. Fargest spring floor in the county. Next to Union Hotel, Main street MUSIC BY FULL NEVADA Cli BAND. CHILDREN 25 CENTS SNE vk we Skirts for 1goo. All the latest materials. New Camel’s Hair, New Camel’s Hair Raye, New Canvas Cloth, New Zibelines. 1@OO0000000000000 ..FAIR WEEK.. . ny eee MAHER & CO’S. Ladies see our large window today. ‘tains the first shipment of Fall Suits and It conAll the new shades can do as well at home. you. Fall. eseeeossescoccesccusscs We can sell you this knife. ee, eo TEE OR Oey aaa asc + ce i RA ' 4 San Jose, Aug. 30. —“Jack” Ortega, . . — who is being held for the assault on last Sanday night on little Gracie Gamble is still in jail at Redwood City. While the excitemént ie not.so:intense as it was atthe time of bis arrest, yet there is still talk of lyaching. His preliminary examination. will take ‘place Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. ‘He will be brought here secretly and the officers will take every precaution againet any attempt upon him. It is a tragical concidence that the funeral of Mes, Gamble, the ehild’s moth er who died from the shook of the discovery of the awful crime, will take place from the Presbyterian Church at the same hour during which Ortega’s examination will be proveeding, . How He Has Flopped. ‘How oan Henry Watered of the} Louisville Courier-Joarnal, tow sup: porting Bryan, really t.ink his electisn would be for good of the counrty? . . Mr. Bryan has eertatuly given no public evidence of ‘change ‘of ‘character since his programa by Mr. Watterson in 1896, ae foil ows: “He is a dishonest dodger. ‘He is a daring adventurer, He ie e political fakier. “He-is not of the material of which the people.of the United ‘States . . Remaina obo Shipped. Undertaker Geo. A. Gray ie engaged today in taking ap the remains of John McQuestion, son of Mrs. J. V. Hunter. They will -be shipped to San Mateo county, where they will be interred be Mt. Oe eee, ie ois _ Towne Bada.-Oo,. . ” NEVADA CITY. CAL. CM iene Co’s ‘Scuoa. House m8 And doubtless you will want HOE. BOVEY, BROS., Broad Street. School Will Soon aE some Shoes for’ the children. We have’ them—good fitters, good wearers and moderate . e prices. Also as fine a selection of Ladies’ and gentle men’s shoes as can be found anywhere. the lowest for the same grade of shoes. Call and see for yourselves. No trouble to show our: shoes. Repairing, neatly done. . THS VE an 4 of wi ral attention. “August a3rd, 24t! where he ‘will be ‘prepared to vision.* @ Pike’s Peak Mineral Water, per case, Fres 9 Port Wine, pure and aged” $1.00.8 Gal {oa het S, Ek. Imported Olive Off, ‘pure, _ Glare, pure and.o, re eo swi Ree reful attention and.deli d tox py a Pasty trade solielved. — ces Ig ed mkt tdsonte rand Doikilics organ of the pode, and should have cureW.A, FAEYER, representing F.C. Chinn, the Optician . [ Sacramiento, will make his second professional visit here and 25th, having his office at our store, "8 Mr. Meyer hes the latest: methods’ for. centing the eye, and gives very géod satisfaction, ie Hn, Ww. ‘HARTUNG, Broad St, above Pine,. -. $7.00 * auart bottles) (Regular price $1.50 a'Gal.) $1.50 a Gal (Bisen Vineyard of Fresno.) ~ T6¢ &: fall quart Abe a Gal AND LIMBURGER CHEESE, sephone No. 171. correct defective or impaired Prices as low as! SUH msg etn If you want a handsome Suit or Skirt pat. tern come quickly. Don’t send away while you Try and get into the habit of helping your own stores. They are often called upon to help Make up your mind.to trade at home this Respectfully, MAHER @ Co. (” SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT ARMORY HALL. eoeeeoooeoeooooes —THE MAN WHO WRITES. This advertisement isfsweltering with the heat, and if he had thetime would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get. a. -plate: of his famous Cream—on seeond’ thonght he might take an Ice. oh ae — Cream Soda instead, because of i 2 its superior thirst“satis qualities. sfying Francisco and Sacramento prices. .KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. Uidudaihebeneecsceancce BEDROOM SETs. For the ‘quality of the articles the prices are lower than’ San i Lanesicestoeereen me q ooreee” Beautiful Rugs.. ; . _AT KINKEAD’s? § ae Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you. are there just look at anh pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash ee eee HIRE’S ROOT) BEER Just Arrived. Heinz § Sweet Pickles in Bulk . Heing Sour Pickles in Bulk Hein Chow Chow. Hei’ Ba in Gans ‘XN Heinz Preserved Strawberries. HenyChutney Heing Mastard Heinz Preserved her Py G. SCADD EN « Commercial Street, Scoceccoeneupeiaisaasaia In either case he would be sure of gettirig the best in town. es Foley” s lee Cini Parlors, 18 Conzmarll Street —-— Ped Ed . FRIDAY.. PERS Dally Chron! H. Kinney Mrs. M. 8 Reno. W. P. Clip Eureka. — O. K. Clou Bet today..Jesse Ennc Ready today G. Mathen this morning M. Wylie City yesaterd: ‘L, 8. Mete mining basil J. H. Pars ing from Oa! F. Causey » up from Pet JF. Hean in on the mc CO. Legare here on the! F. A. Seyn here spendit Jas. McBr San Francis H. W. Dat laat evening Henry Ger turned to N: ing. Mrs. F. iHonze is vie oity. Henry Ve: yesterday: + convention, Miss Elie and Mra. G. iited this cit: 8. L. Wal wived here . morning for G. W. Gu rived here morning fo: Cc. E. Me rived here morning fo Miss Dai no, to rest San Joagu Miss Mol tin, returne evening aft J. V. Has ening, fron ihis mine o! Fred 5B “ {Providence there last ni Superint ‘turned last and left th unine. , “Mr. Lave School, wt morning. Superint turned he Francisco California George mento last with his fo dispatche: Geo. Ck ular busii spending ington thi Mrs. J of Sacram friends ut today on Mrs, W dren and tonville v this mort Rev. BR ', der of th ‘ triet, and + the Meth «were her John 8 ‘formerly ilast nigh tte San sattended a@ome tir Shern who { Republi ~ mittee’ for two of our: tended