August 4, 1902 (4 pages)

SERIOUS CONDITION OF . Metropolis a day or two ago, aceording to the 8. F. Bulletin, pat spread ‘Young is a very sick man. One of his most intimate friends bas admitted the sale druggists, Toledo, O. e Nevapba City DaILy TRANSCRIPT BROWN ¢ CALEINS, PrRorrierors, omer ———{—_7EEEEE—>_ Lee —— EE Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By fell, =. + + -* . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . : : Delivered toany part of the city. MONDAY .. . Laem Cia ela ian taisceea Minis August 4, 1902 A PROMINENT JOURNALIST. T IS REPORTED on most reliable authority that -M:H. de Young, proprietor of the San Francisco Ohronicle, has failed greatly in his menta! bodily health duringthe past few months, and that he is now in Paris under the 2are of two nurses:.The report adds that bois undergoing troatment from the most celebrated mental specialists in Europe in the hope of deterring the development of a mental malady which might tead to: his utter incapacity. The news of Mr. de Young’s serious condition only reached the quickly, and now the subjéct is a general topic of diseussion among city folk, and bis friends fear the worst. It is said that Mr. de Young has broken down_ gradually under the strain of much work and worry and many excitements, and that he will not be able to attend to business for a long while, acd that there was a possibility that he might not recover. Intimate friends of Mr. de Young deny any knowledge of his reported illness, while others intimate tbat the worst might happen. Letters received frcm him within a few days by his friends are apparently clear and coherent, and it is principally on that evidence that the contradiction to the story of his breaking down is made. However, it will not be astonishing if the news ia confirmed later, for Mr 12 t-2c Per Wee . . DOWMIEMLE NEWS Items of Interest From Last Saturday's Messenger. — Alex Dobbie ‘of North -Bloomffeld is engaged in making a mineral survey near Sierra City. A San Francisco eompany has taken hold of the Colombo mine near Sierra City. Work is to be started soon. John Yore, one ofthe largest sto3kholders:in the Butte Saddle mice near Sierra Oity, has disposed of his interest in the property to Richard. Phelan. H. H. Meyer _ took his wife and daughter and Migses Lizzie and Stella Oosta to Nevada City last Tuesday. He retarned Thursday evening accompanied by Mrs, W. I. Redding. Last Wednesday Dr. Iglick, assisted by Drs. Olayton and Marsh, removed @ tumor from August Ratishauser’s neck. Mr. Ratishauser is a resident ‘of Port Wine and the tumor had grown to: be quite large. Frank R. Wehe and family took their departure thefirst of the week for Loyalton, whence they proceeded to Berkeley, where they will make their fature home.Mr Wehe will be associated with. Frank J, Solinsky in the practice of law with offices in San Andreas and San Fransisco. Captaiu Buckley, a well known mining man, bas been in Downieville for over a month He has made. arrangements to reopen the old Empire mine at Gold Valley immediately. Preliminary work bas been commenced in the way of repairs on the buildings at the mine. It is the intention of Oaptain Buckley to sink the main shaft to a depth of 1000 feet. It is now down 400 feet. The property is equipped with electrical appliances, de Young has led a very active and even strenuons life, and has had more toil and. anxiety than.falls to most men. He is naturally hot-blooded and he spent his energy very freely. He threw himself into Many enterprises and worked hard. His early life was tempestuous. Since he became proprietor of the Chroniele he has given his attention to politice and money-getting, and in neither field has he spared his own strength. He is a rich man and his investments lie in many parts of the country. He kept all of them directly under his own eye and was constantly in the barness. Re ie of an aggressive nature and insisted on taking part in the management of every concern in which he had money. When rivals tried to bar him him out he forced his way, for he is a man not readily to be set back. e There can be no doubt that the affair which tended most to break down his strength was the failure of his ambition to go to the United States Senate. De Young had striven hard for the Senatorship, and a few months before the Legislature met in 1899 the plum seemed to be within his clutch. He had the promice of unlimited support and apparently had conquered all rivals. But the story is still fresh of the way in which one de Young’s strongest and most influential supporters, as the newspaper map oonsidered him, withdrew his support from de Young and threw his strength to another candidate. De Young was too angry to think of anything but revenge. He attacked his unloyal friend and the Southern Pacific very bitterly and thas burned his bridgea behind him and placed the Senatorship beyond his reach forever. The defeat of a hope which he has cherished for many years bas affected him and may bave contributed much to the impairment of his healih. As his wealth enlarged his business activity extended and he went far afield in his meney making. He liked Europe, and bad « house in Paris as well as bis large and magnificent bome in San Francisco. Before his recent departure from San Francisco his friends bad detected signs of a change. His: face flushed easily and he became testy and vexatious. self and his demeanor caused some comment, However much it may be denied, it will eventaally be known that de He was anlike his usual truth of the story and says that his mind is affected and that feele that his case is serious. How's This. New Proprietor. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh COureF. J. Cuenzy & Co., Toiedo, O. We, the undercigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made On the 15th instant Jobn G. Richards will. take charge of the New York Hotel and bar. Under the new management this well k sown botel will be made more popular with the general public than ever. The table will be sup-. plied with the very best, and the by their firm. sleeping apartments have been thor. oo = ae wholesale draggists, ougbly overhauled. At the bar choice The'new proprietor isa Nevada City raised young man who bas hosts of friends th:oughout the county, and he fe well adapted to cater to the public, See his new advertisement in this Hall's Catarrb Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous services of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents -. department; Miss Cora Koight will ". the home of the bride’s parents at Gold {tbe country below Grass Valley and building, at the junction of Main and After fourteen years of continuous service as Principal of the Downieville public school, Prof. E. L. Oase has tendered his resignation. He will devove the next few months to canvassing Sierra county as the Republican nominee for Treasurer. During the time he has had charge of the Downleville school the Professor has given entire satisfaction. The Board of Trustees have appointed Mies Helen M. Wight of Conira Costa county as Principel and teacher of the grammar be the teacher of the primary depart=. ment. ~ Wedding Bells, A pretty wedding will take place at Flat tomorrow morning when Mr. William V. Tamblyn and Miss Emily Pollard will be joined in marriage, After the ceremony a dainty breakfast will beserved. The young couple will then leave for Santa Rosa and San Francisco to enjoy their honeymoon. They will make their future home at Tovopah, Nevada. The bride-to-be is well and favorably known in this community, and she is possessed of excellent traits of character. Mr, Temblyn is a model young man, who bas grown to manhood in our midst. He bas been residing at Tonopah, Nevada, for the past few years, ‘where he met with much success in mining enterprises, ‘ Court Noles. The following business was trane=acted in the Superior Court this morn ing, Judge F, T. Nilon, presiding: A. Galbrath vs. W. H. Burckhalter etal. Demurrer overruled, and 20 days given to answer, Estate of John Christoe, deceased. Estate set apart for widow. Estate of Jackson B. Underwood, deceased. Letters issued to 8, J. Ware on his filing bond of $900. The following appraisers were appointed: W. J. Smith, Joha McNulty and J. 8 weet. Estate of Martin Cosler, deceased. Continued until farther order of the Coart. Estate of Hépsey J. Austin, deceased. Final account settled. “ Grass Valley News A party of fourteen hunters started out from Grass Valley early yesterday morning. The hunters scoured killed two deer and bagged a lot of, quail. . The sad tntelligence of the death of Charles Hocking at Tonopah, Névada, on Sunday lest bas been received. He left Grass Vailey about three months ago for Berlin, Nevada, where he remained until a few weeks ago, Poundmaster Samuel Mitchell put a wandering cow into the city’s corral today. The owner of the cow, O. O, Mitchell, met the poundmaster, and it is alleged that the former used abusive Jangaage. The poundmaster had him arrested. ‘i ‘ eee Oe J.J. Hanley has rented the Searls evening’s Taansorirt, d r bot Sold by all druggists. Pals Patty Pills are the best. Commercial streets. He will ase it for . storing lime. ; : ON THE ALERT The Chamber of Commerce to Meet Friday Evening. The Ohamber of Commerce will hold @ meeting at the City Hall next Friday evening at eight o’clock to discuss matters concerning the big Pythian excursion from San Francisco, Com: mitteee are to be appointed to arrange various details tending to the success of the coining event. ‘ A fall attendance of ali the méembers ie desired. The time of the proposed excursion is only a few weeks off, and it is intended to make it a success in every respect, % ~ New Cables. A. Songer, J Kennedy, A. E> Townsend, A. Mclntyre, H. Derham, J. Smyth, J. W Thomas and F. E. Leach, linemen of the Sunset Telephone Oompany, arrived here today from San Francisco, and will put in new cables around town. Shoe workers at Haverhill, Mass., are at odds with the National organization, owing to the opposition of the local unions to an organizer who has become unpopular with them. The question of-a compulsory arbi tration law is very seri >usly engaging the attention just now of the large labor organizations in England. NOTICE OF SALE —or— = Property of the State, Pursuant * to Section 3897 of the Political Code. QFFICE OF. THETAX COLLECTOR OF 1 County of Nevada, State of Cslifornia. hereas, on the 4th day of August, 1902, there’ was received by me and fied in my office. & written authorization ae hand and seal of the Controller of the State of California, which said authorization was and is in wo: and figure: following: of Califor. Control'er’s Department, Syate t Califor, *he Ou"ty oO! nia—To the Tax Col'ector o 1st oz of October 1900, there was tilea and recorded in the Controller’s office of the State of California, certain deeds conveying to the people of the State of California the title to those certain lots and parcels of land hereinaft r described; . And whereas, said deeds recite the fact that ea‘d property hereinafter descrih d was struck off ard sold to the people of the State of Caitfornia forthe and County taxes, penalties and costs, and al charges levied and a sessed against said property for the year 1894, An!, Whereas. five years have elapsed since the date of said sale, avd no redemption. according to Jaw, bas been made of said property. or any part thereof; : Now. therefure, in : pursnanee of the law in such cases made and provided. I, K. P. Colgan. Contro ler of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the laws of this S aie. do by these present: authorize, empower and direct.you. the said Tax Collegian, to sell Ss ae hte in 8 para’e © parcels, the properry hereirateay described: 1a the maoner follow! 3 Public notice shall firs’ be given of such sale by publication for at least three weeks in some newspaper published in the county, or pat Be county, or if there be no newsparer pe. ished therein, then by pos'in a notice n three conspicuous p! ia the county, or city and county, for the same period. which notices must etate specifically the Pl of, and the day and hour of sale, aud shall commpin a description of ‘he property to be sold and shall also embody a copy of this authorization. The property above referred to an? hereby authorized to be sold is sitrate, lying and being in theco ntv of Nevada. tdt° of California bounded and‘particularly described as follows, to-wit: ; All the gold and silver Ores and al the mines, mineral Jodes: and metals in the SW \% of SW of See. 1, Tp. 15. N. R.8E., Mt. D. a SE 54 of SE of Sco. 2, Tp. 15, N. R.8E., Mt. Dis ai cr oea as at R. 8E., Mt oO} oe A, le . Vy jon "e Deed f Sec ach 16 N.R, 8 EB rs) le oN. “9 Me Sete Fle Sold to the State July Jst, 1897. That no bid shall be received or accepted at such sale for less than the amount of all ‘nrerests, costs, penalties aud expen<es up to the da'e of the sale hereby authorized, together = ~_ eereeapent taxes as may have be n levied uponsuch p operty. up to the date of the issuance to the State of the or deeds hereinabove referred to, with all interests, costs, penalties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent taxes. That said sale shall be cond ected in all respects as by law governing such sales. Given under my hand and seal of office, at Sacramento, thi: hs ice mn E. P, COLGAN, Controller. By W. W. DOUGLAS, Deputy, Therefore. in pursuance of law. public notice is hereby given that I will, on TUESDAY, THE -26rH DAY OF AUGUST, 1902, at the hour of 10 o’elock a. m. in front of the ourshonse door, iaae City and County of evada, State of Cali ornia, sell in one Ser: celat public auction. to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United the said property hereinbefore in said authorization described. which said aurhorization descri which said authorization is hereby made a part of this notice, and the property to be cola is situate. lyin, and pases * thecounty of Nevada. State o California and described as follows to-wit: i Iver ores and all the All the gold a , meiuorel odes and tmetale ie the OW Mors w iofSec. i; Tp-15K, BOB. A D, B. pitig of S B 2¢of Seo. 2, Tp. 16 H, BR. 8 E, M. pig S08." BX of Sec. 11, Tp. 158, R. 8 B, M, of N W & of See 1 .15 N, R 8 EB M.D. B. & M. % m Te. Bold ¢q the State July ist, 1907. ear 1896 to 1901, inclusive... $75 50 ont 2a. Wide: Sage co cea a vests erest recent per annum. .. 0 advertising. SRP The VCC ESE PR da acer Bix id for less than the amount of all been led : up to the date of the issua eine Gai of the decd referred to tn sal and “ees thereon ha yoo ‘i Pa a Oe nes Tax Collestor of ihe County of Nevads. % jail, in which a crazy Italiani was also incarcerated. About Santa Fe line, from Redondo, last night ran through an open me Francisco and re [tained that she bad sustained severe Nevade, State.of California; Whereas, on the: Prisoner incinerated. CoLFAx, August 4th.—About 9 o’clock last night Constable William McClarey of Colfax arrested a drinken man. He fell down in front of the Mountain View Hotel and commenced to disturb the peace, He was locked in the town 11 o'clock a fire broke out, which is supposed to have been started by the drunken fellow, ‘and citizens rushed to the jail and broke down the door and rescued the crazy Italian. They tried to get the drunken man out, but the heat was so intense that it drove them back. The fire lasted a couple of hours, and about 2 o’clock, what was left of the unfortunate man was found. Both his arms and legs were burned off, and the remainder of the body so badly charred as to be unrecognizable. He was a stranger in Colfax, and it is not known who he is, or where. he came FRAT oot eewetvonsvvoncoGArl Sohmidy'e_ saw mill, and left for ‘the latter place today to take charge i RRP RH HHH HEH BD COLLISION AND EXPLOSION. ‘Los ANGELES, Aug. 4.—An excursion »train on the switch and crashed into.an oil train. The oil cars exploded, scatterning the burning oil in every direction. The entire train was consumed, as was also Coombs Co.’s refining plant near by. One passenger is missing and several were injured The loss to the railroad company willl be heavy. *4 6446446646468 WHOLE REGIMENT CALLED OUT. SHENANDOAH, Pa., Aug. 4.—The entire Eighth Regiment was called out in arms last night, as the result of three attacks of menin ambush. Men threw stones at the sentries, badly injuring one, and later made an attack on the stable. Many shots were fired but only one disturber was captured. REDUCED FARE, . (4 ba¢ tory. A $6.10 Rate to San endeavoring to reach a garden rake on the woodshed roof, the chair tilted and the lady missed her footing and fell to . the ground, It was afterwards ascer-. ‘. standing on a chair this morning and , injaries, one of her shoulders being dislocated and an arm broken, Dr. Retum. tured limbs. “non-payment of State the taxeslevied uponsuch property, and all . The Southern Pacific Company has issued a circular announcing that they bave made a round trip rate of $6.10 to San Francisco during the Supreme Pythian Couclave. The tickets will be good from August 8th to September Ist. The company has made this re-. wiches and Ice Cream Soda, and they duction in order that all who wish are the most delicious in thecity. Cosy may attend without seriously impair: its parlors. Prompt service, ing their pocketbook. There will bea large attendance from Nevada City!) TY EGE ER? Ss, and Grass Valley, aid. theré will also . be a reduction on the Narrow Gauge. ‘Commercial Street, Nevada City Fresh Every Day. Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand . TRANSORIPT office or of Mrs. Deal on Swayze was called.and-set the frae-. -——--Local Briefs. W.N. Lewis has leased the interest of W.E. Rice in the Plaza planing mill on Sacramento street. The funeral of the sixteen-monthsold child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jauch took place from the family resi= dence yesterday afternoon, Glenbrook Park was the scene of much merriment last Saturday night. A large crowd from this cits attended and dancing was kept vp until a late hour. = W. B. Lathrop is dowd-\Yom his saw mill onthe Washington ridge. Miss M. Moore is down from -Washington. E. E. Thompson, 8. Selig and Max Silberberg are here from San Francisco. ; : Martin Raetz bas about recovered from his reecnt injuries received at physician, that the sight of hig J.J. Jobmidt who wae; recently a Schmidt, the eyes, Nee! Tong The Nevada County Promos mittee Grass will go meeting will will meet Valley, down at the Qi tonight, A hie from this City, be an Important 9g Jury Disag of the mill. One of his arm still bothers him considerably. The ladies of the Congregational Beneficent Society will hold a special meeting at the rooms of Mrs. Dennia, National Hotel, this evening. @ PBI House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the the $15, 00 damage ault of 7 Sneed Electric Company, John M Francisco, at 11 o'clock last Night, not beh to agree, Sneed’s 80D, an emi the company, was killed ty power wire a year ago, . ea J eadache, no Gastritis, toy “Jesse Meore” pure whi does one good, There is Nong Noh uee of Piety Hill. tf MAHER & 00 Annual MId-SumMeP Sale Ladies’ Fine Embrolderei Handkerchiefs. to equal it. against the Maryovi), President, wag dix Better than ever. All worth 1 5 and: 20 cents. Nowe 10 Cents. while they last at See Window See Wind All to cts. All 10 cts. — All 10 cf . Respectfully, _ Come today—you will get left if you don't. ae aS Se (Ue our now selling our Elegant line of { Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will a reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. { MRS. L. LUBECK, MEAll Street, Grass Yallq 5 cannot tell you the brand stamped on ‘ his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. LBGG & SHAW 60. sun NEVADA CITY SEE eT Electro-Dental Parlors PPEEDD DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Par) ' established nearly tour years ago. One of rte pe eg sr best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an ss Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ‘ ’ ri absolutely first-class wHeEGTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other dentists. OUR PRICES PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS GOLD CROWNS, 22. Karat.. 6 00 SILVER FILLINGS": ar BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 CLEANING eS: eye ‘abe 0 PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS. @@" No charge tor Extracting when plates are ordered, Phone Main 633. oi . R. EB. SMITH, D. D, sStreet, Nevada ‘HIRE just only received. Cighty drinks. 20 11,520 DRINKS as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage ~ a8 Can be created, will"be made from our last OF RES’ ROOT BEE HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to drink) in two-pint bottles at 25 cts. each. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Groce makes and or clocks in your bring it to us, PHONE WEST 14, Don’t Get Left---Be On Ti We have en elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES « il guarantee them to be First-class Time Keep You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watcl## possession and rely upon it. If you bert Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repsltlif; We will fix i€. That's our specialty. 17% A. & H. W. Hartut Watchmakers . : BROAD STREET, NEVAD! them, Washington Pine, étc, These sold at a very low me ool Bu \ Jewelry of All Kind. Among. the many. Souvenr Spoons. ae We have an elegant line “ ee spoons. Call # " et ngraviogs make Mucins Souvenir Spoons 1” price—quality considered. ; meee Promptly and Neatly Res —tKkk { Champion mine, Masonic Ballding, up Stairs, Place City, f) Seueneneameree The Jewée is tiere from San of Newcastle is . ding is over from pffer is here f a arrived ber * by ML Walling bas . of San Franc or was down fre day. her Clyne left y ] and daughter n Francisco. g, Richards be Francisco. a nma Allison of ¢ a visit.brgan returned . . pbell Springe. harp is here from y.to Dowhieville. ekley of San F ‘business trip. Hughes will ret row morning. phart returned 1 ] it to San Francis y of Grass Va own today OB on. Ibert, who has be on a visit, ret 4 Dg. Et who has be ona visit, retu ng. ; hel Mulloy, who ended visit, retu Dg. nnie Hackenbern' ona visit to re San Franciseo ye itter, who has bi business trip, ret ngand left for . ing. ane and son and Ban Francisco ar pg and left this 1 Dam on a campin rker returned . ere be went te Day. : H, Parker and he fe Curtis, are at ra Miller returne San Francisco on ts at Gold Flat.p ggie Laferra of. eiting Mr. and t this city. . pkley has returne panor So oy retur rday. . H. lickell and brton and Mrs, . pm Graniteville § Sargent and fami aucisco Sunday. bnie Hieronimus pn a visit. sh v den City for seve 8, who has been tc tend the Grand I . George, returne: ning. 0. M. Mott is the Mrs. G. J. Ree AMozzie of San been here on a Vi Genasci, returned m. Lombardini ar 1, who have been sir parents, Mr. Will return to the morrow, ta Floyd left thi Tancisco on a.visi ancock left this 1 Pward of Sacrar bere on a visit, r today. oo 10 DOUBT TH believe the Evie Own Senses, eg City proof 8. . endorsation for tand the most rig ills, feed depot a1 Sin Street, abov. 8ays:“You are BY.One to me for . My experience lis not out of idl eally suffers fr in any of its val Sto know what eet relief. Tr flDg a notice abo it. performed hi t might st least alty which bad . nk to be pleasant ng into partic Or too frequent a pcretions. Anyon er of these an boys y what they are, OW to-at first ¢ ly stop them. id. go to Vinton’ br three boxes of take ‘them: ag “ Tesults will ine ty all dealers, Ourn 0., B ts for the olan’ T the p aus Ubstitute, tate D ee Ed Schmidt whe: in the tobacoo liz

SERIOUS CONDITION OF . Metropolis a day or two ago, aceording to the 8. F. Bulletin, pat spread ‘Young is a very sick man. One of his most intimate friends bas admitted the sale druggists, Toledo, O. e Nevapba City DaILy TRANSCRIPT BROWN ¢ CALEINS, PrRorrierors, omer ———{—_7EEEEE—>_ Lee —— EE Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By fell, =. + + -* . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . : : Delivered toany part of the city. MONDAY ... .. Laem Cia ela ian taisceea Minis August 4, 1902 A PROMINENT JOURNALIST. T IS REPORTED on most reliable authority that -M:H. de Young, proprietor of the San Francisco Ohronicle, has failed greatly in his menta! bodily health duringthe past few months, and that he is now in Paris under the 2are of two nurses:.The report adds that bois undergoing troatment from the most celebrated mental specialists in Europe in the hope of deterring the development of a mental malady which might tead to: his utter incapacity. The news of Mr. de Young’s serious condition only reached the quickly, and now the subjéct is a general topic of diseussion among city folk, and bis friends fear the worst. It is said that Mr. de Young has broken down_ gradually under the strain of much work and worry and many excitements, and that he will not be able to attend to business for a long while, acd that there was a possibility that he might not recover. Intimate friends of Mr. de Young deny any knowledge of his reported illness, while others intimate tbat the worst might happen. Letters received frcm him within a few days by his friends are apparently clear and coherent, and it is principally on that evidence that the contradiction to the story of his breaking down is made. However, it will not be astonishing if the news ia confirmed later, for Mr 12 t-2c Per Wee . . DOWMIEMLE NEWS Items of Interest From Last Saturday's Messenger. — Alex Dobbie ‘of North -Bloomffeld is engaged in making a mineral survey near Sierra City. A San Francisco eompany has taken hold of the Colombo mine near Sierra City. Work is to be started soon. John Yore, one ofthe largest sto3kholders:in the Butte Saddle mice near Sierra Oity, has disposed of his interest in the property to Richard. Phelan. H. H. Meyer _ took his wife and daughter and Migses Lizzie and Stella Oosta to Nevada City last Tuesday. He retarned Thursday evening accompanied by Mrs, W. I. Redding. Last Wednesday Dr. Iglick, assisted by Drs. Olayton and Marsh, removed @ tumor from August Ratishauser’s neck. Mr. Ratishauser is a resident ‘of Port Wine and the tumor had grown to: be quite large. Frank R. Wehe and family took their departure thefirst of the week for Loyalton, whence they proceeded to Berkeley, where they will make their fature home..Mr Wehe will be associated with. Frank J, Solinsky in the practice of law with offices in San Andreas and San Fransisco. Captaiu Buckley, a well known mining man, bas been in Downieville for over a month He has made. arrangements to reopen the old Empire mine at Gold Valley immediately. Preliminary work bas been commenced in the way of repairs on the buildings at the mine. It is the intention of Oaptain Buckley to sink the main shaft to a depth of 1000 feet. It is now down 400 feet. The property is equipped with electrical appliances, de Young has led a very active and even strenuons life, and has had more toil and. anxiety than.falls to most men. He is naturally hot-blooded and he spent his energy very freely. He threw himself into Many enterprises and worked hard. His early life was tempestuous. Since he became proprietor of the Chroniele he has given his attention to politice and money-getting, and in neither field has he spared his own strength. He is a rich man and his investments lie in many parts of the country. He kept all of them directly under his own eye and was constantly in the barness. Re ie of an aggressive nature and insisted on taking part in the management of every concern in which he had money. When rivals tried to bar him him out he forced his way, for he is a man not readily to be set back. e There can be no doubt that the affair which tended most to break down his strength was the failure of his ambition to go to the United States Senate. De Young had striven hard for the Senatorship, and a few months before the Legislature met in 1899 the plum seemed to be within his clutch. He had the promice of unlimited support and apparently had conquered all rivals. But the story is still fresh of the way in which one de Young’s strongest and most influential supporters, as the newspaper map oonsidered him, withdrew his support from de Young and threw his strength to another candidate. De Young was too angry to think of anything but revenge. He attacked his unloyal friend and the Southern Pacific very bitterly and thas burned his bridgea behind him and placed the Senatorship beyond his reach forever. The defeat of a hope which he has cherished for many years bas affected him and may bave contributed much to the impairment of his healih. As his wealth enlarged his business activity extended and he went far afield in his meney making. He liked Europe, and bad « house in Paris as well as bis large and magnificent bome in San Francisco. Before his recent departure from San Francisco his friends bad detected signs of a change. His: face flushed easily and he became testy and vexatious. self and his demeanor caused some comment, However much it may be denied, it will eventaally be known that de He was anlike his usual truth of the story and says that his mind is affected and that feele that his case is serious. How's This. New Proprietor. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh COureF. J. Cuenzy & Co., Toiedo, O. We, the undercigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made On the 15th instant Jobn G. Richards will. take charge of the New York Hotel and bar. Under the new management this well k sown botel will be made more popular with the general public than ever. The table will be sup-. plied with the very best, and the by their firm. sleeping apartments have been thor. oo = ae wholesale draggists, ougbly overhauled. At the bar choice The'new proprietor isa Nevada City raised young man who bas hosts of friends th:oughout the county, and he fe well adapted to cater to the public, See his new advertisement in this Hall's Catarrb Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous services of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents -. department; Miss Cora Koight will ". the home of the bride’s parents at Gold {tbe country below Grass Valley and building, at the junction of Main and After fourteen years of continuous service as Principal of the Downieville public school, Prof. E. L. Oase has tendered his resignation. He will devove the next few months to canvassing Sierra county as the Republican nominee for Treasurer. During the time he has had charge of the Downleville school the Professor has given entire satisfaction. The Board of Trustees have appointed Mies Helen M. Wight of Conira Costa county as Principel and teacher of the grammar be the teacher of the primary depart=. ment. ~ Wedding Bells, A pretty wedding will take place at Flat tomorrow morning when Mr. William V. Tamblyn and Miss Emily Pollard will be joined in marriage, After the ceremony a dainty breakfast will beserved. The young couple will then leave for Santa Rosa and San Francisco to enjoy their honeymoon. They will make their future home at Tovopah, Nevada. The bride-to-be is well and favorably known in this community, and she is possessed of excellent traits of character. Mr, Temblyn is a model young man, who bas grown to manhood in our midst. He bas been residing at Tonopah, Nevada, for the past few years, ‘where he met with much success in mining enterprises, ‘ Court Noles. The following business was trane=acted in the Superior Court this morn ing, Judge F, T. Nilon, presiding: A. Galbrath vs. W. H. Burckhalter etal. Demurrer overruled, and 20 days given to answer, Estate of John Christoe, deceased. Estate set apart for widow. Estate of Jackson B. Underwood, deceased. Letters issued to 8, J. Ware on his filing bond of $900. The following appraisers were appointed: W. J. Smith, Joha McNulty and J. 8 weet. Estate of Martin Cosler, deceased. Continued until farther order of the Coart. Estate of Hépsey J. Austin, deceased. Final account settled. “ Grass Valley News A party of fourteen hunters started out from Grass Valley early yesterday morning. The hunters scoured killed two deer and bagged a lot of, quail. . The sad tntelligence of the death of Charles Hocking at Tonopah, Névada, on Sunday lest bas been received. He left Grass Vailey about three months ago for Berlin, Nevada, where he remained until a few weeks ago, Poundmaster Samuel Mitchell put a wandering cow into the city’s corral today. The owner of the cow, O. O, Mitchell, met the poundmaster, and it is alleged that the former used abusive Jangaage. The poundmaster had him arrested. ‘i ‘ eee Oe J.J. Hanley has rented the Searls evening’s Taansorirt, d r bot Sold by all druggists. Pals Patty Pills are the best. Commercial streets. He will ase it for . storing lime. ; : ON THE ALERT The Chamber of Commerce to Meet Friday Evening. The Ohamber of Commerce will hold @ meeting at the City Hall next Friday evening at eight o’clock to discuss matters concerning the big Pythian excursion from San Francisco, Com: mitteee are to be appointed to arrange various details tending to the success of the coining event. ‘ A fall attendance of ali the méembers ie desired. The time of the proposed excursion is only a few weeks off, and it is intended to make it a success in every respect, % ~ New Cables. A. Songer, J Kennedy, A. E> Townsend, A. Mclntyre, H. Derham, J. Smyth, J. W Thomas and F. E. Leach, linemen of the Sunset Telephone Oompany, arrived here today from San Francisco, and will put in new cables around town. Shoe workers at Haverhill, Mass., are at odds with the National organization, owing to the opposition of the local unions to an organizer who has become unpopular with them. The question of-a compulsory arbi tration law is very seri >usly engaging the attention just now of the large labor organizations in England. NOTICE OF SALE —or— = Property of the State, Pursuant * to Section 3897 of the Political Code. QFFICE OF. THETAX COLLECTOR OF 1 County of Nevada, State of Cslifornia. hereas, on the 4th day of August, 1902, there’ was received by me and fied in my office. & written authorization ae hand and seal of the Controller of the State of California, which said authorization was and is in wo: and figure: following: of Califor. Control'er’s Department, Syate t Califor, *he Ou"ty oO! nia—To the Tax Col'ector o 1st oz of October 1900, there was tilea and recorded in the Controller’s office of the State of California, certain deeds conveying to the people of the State of California the title to those certain lots and parcels of land hereinaft r described; . And whereas, said deeds recite the fact that ea‘d property hereinafter descrih d was struck off ard sold to the people of the State of Caitfornia forthe and County taxes, penalties and costs, and al charges levied and a sessed against said property for the year 1894, An!, Whereas. five years have elapsed since the date of said sale, avd no redemption. according to Jaw, bas been made of said property. or any part thereof; : Now. therefure, in : pursnanee of the law in such cases made and provided. I, K. P. Colgan. Contro ler of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the laws of this S aie. do by these present: authorize, empower and direct.you. the said Tax Collegian, to sell Ss ae hte in 8 para’e © parcels, the properry hereirateay described: 1a the maoner follow! 3 Public notice shall firs’ be given of such sale by publication for at least three weeks in some newspaper published in the county, or pat Be county, or if there be no newsparer pe. ished therein, then by pos'in a notice n three conspicuous p! ia the county, or city and county, for the same period. which notices must etate specifically the Pl of, and the day and hour of sale, aud shall commpin a description of ‘he property to be sold and shall also embody a copy of this authorization. The property above referred to an? hereby authorized to be sold is sitrate, lying and being in theco ntv of Nevada. tdt° of California bounded and‘particularly described as follows, to-wit: ; All the gold and silver Ores and al the mines, mineral Jodes: and metals in the SW \% of SW of See. 1, Tp. 15. N. R.8E., Mt. D. a SE 54 of SE of Sco. 2, Tp. 15, N. R.8E., Mt. Dis ai cr oea as at R. 8E., Mt oO} oe A, le . Vy jon "e Deed f Sec ach 16 N.R, 8 EB rs) le oN. “9 Me Sete Fle Sold to the State July Jst, 1897. That no bid shall be received or accepted at such sale for less than the amount of all ‘nrerests, costs, penalties aud expen<es up to the da'e of the sale hereby authorized, together = ~_ eereeapent taxes as may have be n levied uponsuch p operty. up to the date of the issuance to the State of the or deeds hereinabove referred to, with all interests, costs, penalties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent taxes. That said sale shall be cond ected in all respects as by law governing such sales. Given under my hand and seal of office, at Sacramento, thi: hs ice mn E. P, COLGAN, Controller. By W. W. DOUGLAS, Deputy, Therefore. in pursuance of law. public notice is hereby given that I will, on TUESDAY, THE -26rH DAY OF AUGUST, 1902, at the hour of 10 o’elock a. m. in front of the ourshonse door, iaae City and County of evada, State of Cali ornia, sell in one Ser: celat public auction. to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United the said property hereinbefore in said authorization described. which said aurhorization descri which said authorization is hereby made a part of this notice, and the property to be cola is situate. lyin, and pases * thecounty of Nevada. State o California and described as follows to-wit: i Iver ores and all the All the gold a , meiuorel odes and tmetale ie the OW Mors w iofSec. i; Tp-15K, BOB. A D, B. pitig of S B 2¢of Seo. 2, Tp. 16 H, BR. 8 E, M. pig S08." BX of Sec. 11, Tp. 158, R. 8 B, M, of N W & of See 1 .15 N, R 8 EB M.D. B. & M. % m Te. Bold ¢q the State July ist, 1907. ear 1896 to 1901, inclusive...... $75 50 ont 2a. Wide: Sage co cea a vests erest recent per annum. ... 0 advertising.. SRP The VCC ESE PR da acer Bix id for less than the amount of all been led : up to the date of the issua eine Gai of the decd referred to tn sal and “ees thereon ha yoo ‘i Pa a Oe nes Tax Collestor of ihe County of Nevads. % jail, in which a crazy Italiani was also incarcerated. About Santa Fe line, from Redondo, last night ran through an open me Francisco and re [tained that she bad sustained severe Nevade, State.of California; Whereas, on the: Prisoner incinerated. CoLFAx, August 4th.—About 9 o’clock last night Constable William McClarey of Colfax arrested a drinken man. He fell down in front of the Mountain View Hotel and commenced to disturb the peace, He was locked in the town 11 o'clock a fire broke out, which is supposed to have been started by the drunken fellow, ‘and citizens rushed to the jail and broke down the door and rescued the crazy Italian. They tried to get the drunken man out, but the heat was so intense that it drove them back. The fire lasted a couple of hours, and about 2 o’clock, what was left of the unfortunate man was found. Both his arms and legs were burned off, and the remainder of the body so badly charred as to be unrecognizable. He was a stranger in Colfax, and it is not

known who he is, or where. he came FRAT oot eewetvonsvvoncoGArl Sohmidy'e_ saw mill, and left for ‘the latter place today to take charge i RRP RH HHH HEH BD COLLISION AND EXPLOSION. ‘Los ANGELES, Aug. 4.—An excursion »train on the switch and crashed into.an oil train. The oil cars exploded, scatterning the burning oil in every direction. The entire train was consumed, as was also Coombs Co.’s refining plant near by. One passenger is missing and several were injured The loss to the railroad company willl be heavy. *4 6446446646468 WHOLE REGIMENT CALLED OUT. SHENANDOAH, Pa., Aug. 4.—The entire Eighth Regiment was called out in arms last night, as the result of three attacks of menin ambush. Men threw stones at the sentries, badly injuring one, and later made an attack on the stable. Many shots were fired but only one disturber was captured. REDUCED FARE, . (4 ba¢ tory. A $6.10 Rate to San endeavoring to reach a garden rake on the woodshed roof, the chair tilted and the lady missed her footing and fell to . the ground, It was afterwards ascer-. ‘. standing on a chair this morning and , injaries, one of her shoulders being dislocated and an arm broken, Dr. Retum. tured limbs. “non-payment of State the taxeslevied uponsuch property, and all . The Southern Pacific Company has issued a circular announcing that they bave made a round trip rate of $6.10 to San Francisco during the Supreme Pythian Couclave. The tickets will be good from August 8th to September Ist. The company has made this re-. wiches and Ice Cream Soda, and they duction in order that all who wish are the most delicious in thecity. Cosy may attend without seriously impair: its parlors. Prompt service, ing their pocketbook. There will bea large attendance from Nevada City!) TY EGE ER? Ss, and Grass Valley, aid. theré will also . be a reduction on the Narrow Gauge. ‘Commercial Street, Nevada City Fresh Every Day.. Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand . TRANSORIPT office or of Mrs. Deal on Swayze was called.and-set the frae-. -——--Local Briefs. W.N. Lewis has leased the interest of W.E. Rice in the Plaza planing mill on Sacramento street. The funeral of the sixteen-monthsold child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jauch took place from the family resi= dence yesterday afternoon, Glenbrook Park was the scene of much merriment last Saturday night. A large crowd from this cits attended and dancing was kept vp until a late hour. = W. B. Lathrop is dowd-\Yom his saw mill onthe Washington ridge. Miss M. Moore is down from -Washington. E. E. Thompson, 8. Selig and Max Silberberg are here from San Francisco. ; : Martin Raetz bas about recovered from his reecnt injuries received at physician, that the sight of hig J.J. Jobmidt who wae; recently a Schmidt, the eyes, Nee! Tong The Nevada County Promos mittee Grass will go meeting will will meet Valley, down at the Qi tonight, A hie from this City, be an Important 9g Jury Disag of the mill. One of his arm still bothers him considerably. The ladies of the Congregational Beneficent Society will hold a special meeting at the rooms of Mrs. Dennia, National Hotel, this evening. @ PBI House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the the $15, 00 damage ault of 7 Sneed Electric Company, John M Francisco, at 11 o'clock last Night, not beh to agree, Sneed’s 80D, an emi the company, was killed ty power wire a year ago, . ea J eadache, no Gastritis, toy “Jesse Meore” pure whi does one good, There is Nong Noh uee of Piety Hill. tf MAHER & 00 Annual MId-SumMeP Sale Ladies’ Fine Embrolderei Handkerchiefs. to equal it. against the Maryovi), President, wag dix Better than ever. All worth 1 5 and: 20 cents. Nowe 10 Cents. while they last at See Window See Wind All to cts. All 10 cts. — All 10 cf . Respectfully, _ Come today—you will get left if you don't. ae aS Se (Ue our now selling our Elegant line of { Trimmed Hats at the very low price of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. Nevada Store will a reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. { MRS. L. LUBECK, MEAll Street, Grass Yallq 5 cannot tell you the brand stamped on ‘ his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well Known to forget. LBGG & SHAW 60. sun NEVADA CITY SEE eT Electro-Dental Parlors PPEEDD DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Par) ' established nearly tour years ago. One of rte pe eg sr best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an ss Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ‘ ’ ri absolutely first-class wHeEGTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other dentists. OUR PRICES PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS GOLD CROWNS, 22. Karat... 6 00 SILVER FILLINGS": ar BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING eS: eye ‘abe 0 PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS. @@" No charge tor Extracting when plates are ordered, Phone Main 633. oi . R. EB. SMITH, D. D, sStreet, Nevada ‘HIRE just only received. Cighty drinks. 20 11,520 DRINKS as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage ~ a8 Can be created, will"be made from our last OF RES’ ROOT BEE HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to drink) in two-pint bottles at 25 cts. each. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Groce makes and or clocks in your bring it to us, PHONE WEST 14, Don’t Get Left---Be On Ti We have en elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES « il guarantee them to be First-class Time Keep You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watcl## possession and rely upon it. If you bert Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repsltlif; We will fix i€. That's our specialty. 17% A. & H. W. Hartut Watchmakers . : BROAD STREET, NEVAD! them, Washington Pine, étc, These sold at a very low me ool Bu \ Jewelry of All Kind. Among. the many. Souvenr Spoons. ae We have an elegant line “ ee spoons. Call # " et ngraviogs make Mucins Souvenir Spoons 1” price—quality considered. ; meee Promptly and Neatly Res —tKkk { Champion mine, Masonic Ballding, up Stairs, Place City, f) Seueneneameree The Jewée is tiere from San of Newcastle is . ding is over from pffer is here f a arrived ber * by ML Walling bas . of San Franc or was down fre day. her Clyne left y ] and daughter n Francisco. g, Richards be Francisco. a nma Allison of ¢ a visit.brgan returned . . pbell Springe. harp is here from y.to Dowhieville. ekley of San F ‘business trip. Hughes will ret row morning. phart returned 1 ] it to San Francis y of Grass Va own today OB on. Ibert, who has be on a visit, ret 4 Dg. Et who has be ona visit, retu ng. ; hel Mulloy, who ended visit, retu Dg. nnie Hackenbern' ona visit to re San Franciseo ye itter, who has bi business trip, ret ngand left for . ing. ane and son and Ban Francisco ar pg and left this 1 Dam on a campin rker returned . ere be went te Day. : H, Parker and he fe Curtis, are at ra Miller returne San Francisco on ts at Gold Flat.p ggie Laferra of. eiting Mr. and t this city. . pkley has returne panor So oy retur rday. . H. lickell and brton and Mrs, . pm Graniteville § Sargent and fami aucisco Sunday. bnie Hieronimus pn a visit. sh v den City for seve 8, who has been tc tend the Grand I . George, returne: ning. 0. M. Mott is the Mrs. G. J. Ree AMozzie of San been here on a Vi Genasci, returned m. Lombardini ar 1, who have been sir parents, Mr. Will return to the morrow, ta Floyd left thi Tancisco on a.visi ancock left this 1 Pward of Sacrar bere on a visit, r today. oo 10 DOUBT TH believe the Evie Own Senses, eg City proof 8. . endorsation for tand the most rig ills, feed depot a1 Sin Street, abov. 8ays:“You are BY.One to me for . My experience lis not out of idl eally suffers fr in any of its val Sto know what eet relief. Tr flDg a notice abo it. performed hi t might st least alty which bad . nk to be pleasant ng into partic Or too frequent a pcretions. Anyon er of these an boys y what they are, OW to-at first ¢ ly stop them. id. go to Vinton’ br three boxes of take ‘them: ag “ Tesults will ine ty all dealers, Ourn 0., B ts for the olan’ T the p aus Ubstitute, tate D ee Ed Schmidt whe: in the tobacoo liz