August 4, 1903 (4 pages)

City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NEVADA oh NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION , 12 1<2c Per Week $62Per Year . By Carrier, ’ Delivered to any part-vf the city. ee} Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TUESDAY . ee hecenseedscess STRICT DISCIPLINE LACKING. VERY writer in the State will probably tell his owt particular readers the ways and wherefores of the jail-break at Folsom. Some will claim it was the re sult of carelessness or cowardness on the part of the officials, others will say it was one of those things that cannot be prevented in even a well regulated institution. Toa certain extent both may be right. To our way of thinking, such an outbreak may be traced to the maudlin sentiment of the late legislative prison committee, which jumped on the Wardens of the prisons because they did not treat the men brutes in the institutions as Sunday School scholars. Those fellows who care nothing for life or law or order could well be expected to take advantage of any such false sympathy created by a committee which, nine chances out of ten, simply wanted to get into the newspapers. If that committee had said to the Wardens, we want you to maintain order peaceably, if you can, forcibly if you must, there would be less insubordination. Moral suasion may be all right, but it is out of place in a State prison where the conscienceless of mankind are confined. A good club in the hands of a brawny guard is worth a lot more than a dozen lectures on human kindness. That may not sound very Christianlike, but it is horse sense. THE EAGLE AND THE BEAR. HE United States and Russia, the most democratic and the most autocratic of nations, have always been good friends and it is gratifying to know that the diplomacy of the President and fohn Hay has been equal to a maintenance of former good relations with Russia under trying circumstances. To be sure, Russia has declined to receive the petition of the Hebrew. citizens of. America in relation to the treatment of the Jewish people in that country, but the important part has been not eo much to place the representations in that petition before the Russian. government officially as it was to get them before both government and people unofficially and that has been accomplished. Although evidence which has been given before a jury may have to be stricken out by order of court, all power of bench and bar cannot prevent its having effect upon the minds of the jurors who have heard the forbidden testimony. The protestations of the American people have availed much and will avail still more, no matter what becomes of the petition Regarding the opening to commerce of ports in Manchuria the accomplishments of American diplomacy have been far-reaching and most gratifying. The war cloud that hovered over the peace of the world is being” dissipated. The “open door” will be thrown farther open and on equal terms to all nations in face of the fact that special privileges might have been obtained for American commerce to. the exclusion of that of other nations. It was wise to forego this privilege and so gain an added claim upon the friendship of other trading nations. The breadth of view of American diplomacy is not less to be commended than its strategy and shows that the United States deserves to be a world power. Such things make one feel that it is good to be an American citizen. The opening of these additional treaty ports will mean much to American commerce and, as time passes, it will mean a very great deal to the commerce of San Francisco and the Pacific Coast generally. .We are interested parties and as such have an especial right to rejoice and be glad.” ot Reduce the Fare. New Ontzina, August 8, — The Southern Pacific road Company is extending immigrat bureaus throughout almost all of the-countries of the world and is egal re sums to colonize the rice and to > Jands of Louisiana and Texas. Through transportation has been arranged from ‘Ospe Town for $114 in order to encourage the Boers to recolonize. Se pes Kw aN eA s tae Te ees eR OTE : Trouble In Spain ing Barcelona and Cadiz. The immepriso Night Was Her Terror, “y would cough nearly all night long,” writes Mra. Ohas. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ind,, ‘‘and could hardly get any sleep. I bad consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but,} when all other medicines failed, three ~ $1.00 bottles of Dr, King’s New DisCovery wholly cured. me and 1 gained strikers, oa ee Oe , Notice to Ice Consumers. €.\ ders at the ice house on the plaza. -— ghany. Meadow Lake. here on a visit, ington today. ville on business. day from Lake Tahoe. from Lake Tahoe. on the morning train. Maprip, August 8.—The threatened general strike of the trades anions began today in many large cities, incladdiate motive of the agitation is to reinforce the demand to release the laleadera who were thrown into connection with the recent strikes. Gyards are doubled and troops out in many localities. At Alcala shots were exchanged. The Mayor’s residence was attacked by The Union Ice Company is prepared to supply first quality of naturel mountain ice, in large or small quantities, at the lowest rates. Leave orPERSONAL MENTION. Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. 8. D. Morris is here from Obi e George Campbell is down from AlleJohn German is over from North San Juan. G. C. Olark left sesterdsy for Miss L. sauescer of Sacramento is W. Rankins came down from WashMejor P.\F. Simonds is in. PlacerMre. Andy Hampel arrived here toWm. Giffin and wife returned today ™ N. V. Moor of Sacramento came in > A. G. Boggs of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Robert Simmons returned last evening from a trip to Washington. . , Mrs. 1. Hosken left this morning for San Francisco on a business trip. Miss Laura Qaick of Grase Valley is here one visit to Mrs. Edwin Tilley. RudolphKline returned this evening from a fishing trip to Bowman’s Dan. ‘ Migs Elsie Oliver left this morning for San Franciaco on a visit to relatives. Saperintendent L. L. Myers and wife were down from North Bloomfield today. . J. Lyons of Sacramento is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Galbraith at the Central House. Mrs. Lawson is here from Amador county on a visit to her sister, Mre. Griffith L, Thomas. Miss Julia Hook has returned to Ventura, where she will teach in one of _ . with the petition. Superior acted in the Superior Court today Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding:Estate of Mary J. Hoskin, deceased. Final account of Joseph Hoskin settled, allowed and approved. Decree of distribution granted in accordance Albert Hirschfeld va. Snell & Fieming. Motion for an order to sell personal property under attachment was being argued this afternoon. Trustees Appointed The Trustees of the Boca School District failed to call an election to fill vacancies on the Board occasioned by terms of members expiring, and it devolved upon Superintendent of Schools J. G. O'Neill to appoint. He has selected the following gentlemen to serve as Trustees: S. E. Wagoner, G. T. Staples and R. 0. Wicks. 8. E, Wagoner was named as Clerk. 0 of Venice, has been elected successor to Pope Leo XIII. Pope Leo Xi. prolonged incarceration and the intense heat. Cardinal Gluseppl sarto, Patriarch of ~ Venice, Hecied to Sueceed the Late — Romx, August 4.—Cardinal Giuseppi Sarto, Patriarch Cardinal Herrero still lies. at the point of death. Many of the aged Cardinals have also suffered greatly. from their aid in. The following amounte of money were paid into the county treasury daring the month of Jaly: R. J. Ronchi, money found on deceased person, $6 20; R. J. Ronchi, maintenance of inmate at hospital, $20;-H. O. Schroeder, personal property tex, $1,608.47; H. © Schroeder, Meadow Lake Union high school tax, $184.43; H. ©. Schroeder, Truckee fire tax, $231.95; H. O. Achroder, Nevada Oity high school tax, 25 cents; Charles Richards, reA Riot. Borrato, N, Y¥., August 8.—A rq broke ont this morning between stri,. ers and 200 non-union Italians ep. . ployed at the Baffalo Iron Farnace, of which Senator Hanna is principy owner. The strikers began the attack with stones and clubs as the men wen, going to work and the Italians open fire on them and a-hundred shots wer exchanged, The police charged thy . rloters and arrested fifty of them. No one is reported to be seriously injured, demption of tax certificate, $9.66; Jas H. Leary, redemption of tax certificate, . . $2.84; F, W. Taylor, rent, $25; WH. Hill, justice fines, $19.20; Mrs. A. O. MeoNally, redemption of tax certificate, . $49 27; J. G. O'Neill, renewing teachers’ certificates, $2; William McDougald, redemption . of tax certificate, $165; Tillie Gale, redemption of tax certificate, $6.24; Sueau FE. Smitb, redemption of tax certificate, $9.49; W. H. Hill, jastice fines, $4.95; Fritz MeisCherry Pits. dred cherry pits have been found iy the appendix of a patient who was be ing operated upon in a Brooklyn hop ter, redemption of tax certificate, Wenl fo Auburn. Supervisors Martin, Miller ond Weeks, accompanied by RB. J. Ronchi, . . superintendent of the Nevada County ‘Hospital, went to Auburn today to inapect the Placer county hospital, and will take notes of the interior arrangemente and equipments of that institution. The gentlemen are expected to return home this event: g. c H Ore Club Meeting The members of El Oro Olub are requested to meet at 8 o'clock this evening in the parlore of the Hotel Antlers. Business of importance will be transacted, Jim O'Brich BUSY. James O'Brien, of Smartsuille, and others have secured good water rights pear Olipper Mills, on the Yuba river, . . according to the Oroville Mercary. ficulty the city schools. Mre. Charles Grissel and Mies Esther McBean have gone to Gaston Ridge on a visit with relatives. ee Mrs. Esel Roynde and children came down from Downieville yesterday on their way to San Francisco. Noble McCormack left for Santa Clara this morning to resame his studies at the college there. Mrs. Clarence Organ and children arrived last night from Obinese Camp, Calaveras county, on a visit. Rev. Father Dermody came down from Downieville last evening and left for Sacramento this morning. Arthur Gribble, formerly of this city, but now a commercial traveler, arrived on the late train last night. Miss Annie Maloney has returned to her home in this city, after spending three months with friends at Sacramento. Mrs. O. D Eastin and daughter, Mies Maud Eastin; have gone toOampbell’s Springs for ‘the benefit cf their health, Thomas Coan and Galen Camminge of Indian Flat have gone to to Richardson Springs, Butte county, where they will visit a few.weeks. . the Gold Tuanel mine, is confined to his home at the head of Boulder street, with a severe attack of rheumatism. Mrs. IL. Zellerbach and Mrs. Jullos Gabriel and children of San Francisco and Mrs, Jo I. Barah of Los Angeles are here on a visit to Mrs. A Barah. Miss Emily Seaman, who hag been teaching school at Booa, returned to her home in thie city lest evening. After a short atay bere with her mother she will go to Truckee to enter on her, duties as ateacherin the schools at that place. F. M. Egan came down from the 16 to-1 mine today. J. W. Robinson ie up from Smartsville. . L.'T. Bolari is over from North Sav Juan. Miss Trood of North San Juan is here on a visit. Mrs, P. F. Simonds will leave tomorrow for Santa Oruz. Mre. Obes. Hegarty came down San Francisco, Francisco. Fiat. : vegetables, seeds, etc, , San. Francisco. K. Elle, Edwin T. Cooper and Sheld s "Price Soo and ¢i00, “Trit : cea Vinton’s drag . on earth, Ye, we keep Cook's Water, Lemonade or straight, it le the beet water Thomas Penrose, Jr., millman at from Moores Flat today on her way to W. A. Roeding ie here trom San \Social Dance ' Articles of incorporation were this afternoon filed with the County Clerk of the Osear Foss Eatate Company, dealer io agricultural prodacts, fruits, The principal place of business is Boston and Geo. O, Sargent, Hobart It is proposed to divert the water for the purpose of generating power. Mr. O’Brien bas fully recovered from the effects of his recent runaway accident, and recently visited Clipper “Mille. He.stated-then that his company has rigbte that insure a flow of fifteen thousand inches of water at the lowest . gtage, and tbe entire flow will be taken ap. A fall of 1000 feet will be obtained. A four mile tannel ie « part of the plan. The point where the power house will be built is 800 feet above sea level. patent. There is more catarrhb in this section of the country than other diseases put together, and antilthe last few years was eu to be incurable. Fora great many yeare doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed ‘loo«l remedies, ond by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it insurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore. requires constitational treatment, Hali’s Catarrh Oure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Obio, is the ouvly constitational cure on the market. Ti is taken inter,mally in doses from 10 drops to a tealepoonfal. It acts directly on the blood end mucous surfaces of the system. & Moraan. PLACERVILLE, Au The well known Cleveland Ranch, consiating of 80 acres under U. 8. ling, barn and other outhouses. For sale ata bargain. Enquire of ea t Hubby, get me a bottle of Water from the refrigerator, it’s so freshi 1g theee warm days. of the Escaped Convicts. deavoring to drive the convicts out of the underbrush. Se a For Sale at a Bargain. Saddle Horse Wanted. Free water right ¥ine dwelValley district. «oe Oe Cook’s OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS. ~ They offer one bundred: dollars for seen anu any case it fails to cure. Send for circulare and testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 6. Sola by Druggisis 750. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Take your meals regularly. Take your rest regularly. Take “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” and you can eee the world with approving eyes—and it will approve of you. Hate Atle LEITER & DUNLAP. HLOODHOUNDS. ON TRAN I 1s Thought Thal Piacervile’s Sher Posse Will Soon Capture. Several Pitot Hit1, El Dorado Co,, Aug. 4.—Bloodhounds were placed on the tracks of some of the escaped convicts at the cabin of a colored mau named Ingram. The convicts robbed the cabin of a large supply of provisions, shortly after 11 o'clock last night, and it is believed that the criminals can now be tracked to their hiding places without much difgust 4.—The Sheriffs posse believes that they will capture several of the convicts who ‘are surrounded near here. They are now firing the woods and en“A good gaddle horse is wanted. -Apply at the Texas mill in the Willow . tt * Qalifornia. Champagnolea—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s, tf A BCSoneman P “KING $68.11; P. H. Spence, redemption of tax certificate, 9.98; H. J. Wright, State school money, $12,425 91; Mrs. W. -A. Harding, redemption cf tax certificate. $82 88; F.L. Arbogast, received from Sierra county op boundary expenee, $24.25; W. H. Hill, juetice fines, $89.85; J. W. Morgan, redemption of tax certificate, $15.85; J. W. Morgan, redemption of tax certificate, : $17.01; Robert Shetterly, redemption of tax certificate, $6.50; F. L. Arbogat, law library fees, $14; F. Ls. Arbogast, Olerk’s fees, $109.05; Johan Webber, rent, $25; H, J. Wright, licenses, $481.00; “F. L. Arbogast, Auditor’e fees, $25; H. B. Walker, Sheriff’s fees, $4 50; George Coughlan, justice fines, _ 195; 8. J. * Peard, Recorder’s fees, ~ . $71.85. tion for cancer of the stomach. {f you want @ good, cool drink ot peer—the -very best in town—drop ip and see Wm, Harry. , tf-m7 isc —= ‘BORN. ~ In this city, August 1, 1908, to the wife of Ray Peterson, a daughter. — RAINC) THE PURE GRAIN COFFEE In comparing Grain-O and coffee remember that while the taste is the same Grain-O gives health and strength while coffee shatters the nervous system and breeds disease of the digestive organs. Thinking people prefer Grain-O and its benefits. TRY IT TO-DAY. Atgrocers everywhere; 150, and 96c. per packs Maher & Co., Nevada Cit FIGURED: CRETONS 12 1-2 Cents Per. Yard. * Living up to a name is a difficult and a. tachievement. Making a new one is-greater. ‘‘Old Gilt Edge Whisky” made-a new name so long ago that it is now able to live up to it as an old, old one. = 1. SEE WINDOW ! SEE WINDOW Good News for you Reader. Maher’s have just receive a new lot of FANCY ‘FIGURED CRETONS, 30 inche wide at 12 % cents per yard. The greatest bargain y¢ Good for all piitposes. Nice assortment of colors, and re heavy quality. . Don’t wait until too-late, but come early and avoid # rush, . Remember the Width, Goods and Price. Respectfully, MLeahex & Co fee See Our Towel Window. 85 Cts. a Doz. . FRUIT JARS PROPRIETORS ~~ nial “Eat Stale, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package Coffee, and try a pound of ereveev eee eae ee Gaylor’s 25 Cent Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Alwaye 10 _ Absolutely Pure ——To be given by—— COMPANY 1, 24 REG. INP, A. G. 6) NA BIG -PLAT M Wein Brean gu “Music by the Grass Valley Band of . gpm . San Francieco, ~ Tweive pleces. : Se $92,200, at a par value of one dollar. lady, oF tad ladies, BO cents. a rs ae a for the accommodation of Commercial men. traveling men and trenecient trade. § A SELECT PUBLIC DANCE crisp and aromatic. . . ey Family Coffee Ball Mason Jars — : Pints, per dOzem ..sc0 ssessosesscersssnenees = Quarts, per dozen ...-ceceeeeeerssen AT we renovee $1 Half Gallon, per dozen....:. Ey sanseeess 14 D4 ee Lightning Jars——_ Pints, per OLE sec cases sees Quarts, per Gozem .. sssseeese sssscee sieeees sees ; Half Galion, per dozen.... EU eg savese> Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. ~ Wand-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 cts. pet ‘ Pleasant, Sunny rooms, Two fine Sample rooms. gh Taylor’s Special attention paid to Tea iN i} ie oad Street, Nevada Oity. regs heey _ON THE BIG. PLATFORM Saturday Evening, Aug. 8th. county, Bost of musio by full Brase Band Fineet floor in the >sfo) ~~ a a + Coffee House . MASURY’S PAI Pure Refined Paraffine Wax. 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. Turner & Hadley Compat STREET NEVADA 9 LUMBER: DEALER 3 _ —arry 8 foll line of—— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldi _ Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, ¢* NT We have this celebrated b . trom one plot ap, Oallwnd ee wr a ¥. Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Te! -. fro New Yore, Aug. 8.—Nearly one bun pital. The collection of the stony had not caused appendicitis, however, Their discovery was due to an operp: aN SCI i eceaneiamnanial " TR Pe ee Tu ee Items Cond r the Benefit Busy. Reader orget the dance to pany £ of Grass y nett-street platform The soldier boys » best of music, and ia will have charg of trust from the (¢ Gas and Electric Co antile Trust Oompa: lo has been placed « hty Recorder’s office ument and for ‘th , to bear interest a ber cent, per annua hment was recordec 1901, the only diffe the new document age, whereas the f was simply a mortg Iding that covers t at the Home mine and when the worl will be nearly thre he original stractu inery ie also to be works generally i ndent Daniel & mprovements at t ng, and through nt the property is is condition. S, Bonds. lowing are the q stock and bonds at ay afternoon’s se ancisco Boards: VHEAT AND BARLEY. ey BONDS y U.S. Bonds. iy Power Oo., 53. WATER AND GAS. POV ii cose cee twice ee aod Electric . sco Gas and Elect MINING STOOKS, .-1 65) Sierra Ni r. 42} Ballion . .1 90] Excheqa al.1 55 . Seg, Belc +e 18} Overman . 20] Justice. . 22] Union . 50] Alta., » 72] Caledoni . 04] Silver Hi . 08} Challeng Occident 43] Andes . “21 20 lo the L pounty Treasure Hl leaveon a fi br Sierras next the purpose of « vacation, and . ions to catch Jo be. George’s ma pleasant outing. tally Torturea he to light that f merciful tortare been equalled. sa, Oalif., writ pndured insuffe Datism and no hough I tried e¢ ame acrosa Ele the greatest mi t trouble, A f tely relieved a is good for Live: and general tisfaction guar, » Druggist, 00d Meats. bers have the mutton and ves sais = ool, shatp gies Harry’s saloon. rte a eral Water . d at his saloon & specialty . ou can depend perly, . now selling h nts a loaf at itand you 3 best of wine Served at the 1g street and nd proprietc Drinks tha ed by . +}

City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NEVADA oh NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION , 12 1<2c Per Week $62Per Year . By Carrier, ’ Delivered to any part-vf the city. ee} Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TUESDAY . ee hecenseedscess STRICT DISCIPLINE LACKING. VERY writer in the State will probably tell his owt particular readers the ways and wherefores of the jail-break at Folsom. Some will claim it was the re sult of carelessness or cowardness on the part of the officials, others will say it was one of those things that cannot be prevented in even a well regulated institution. Toa certain extent both may be right. To our way of thinking, such an outbreak may be traced to the maudlin sentiment of the late legislative prison committee, which jumped on the Wardens of the prisons because they did not treat the men brutes in the institutions as Sunday School scholars. Those fellows who care nothing for life or law or order could well be expected to take advantage of any such false sympathy created by a committee which, nine chances out of ten, simply wanted to get into the newspapers. If that committee had said to the Wardens, we want you to maintain order peaceably, if you can, forcibly if you must, there would be less insubordination. Moral suasion may be all right, but it is out of place in a State prison where the conscienceless of mankind are confined. A good club in the hands of a brawny guard is worth a lot more than a dozen lectures on human kindness. That may not sound very Christianlike, but it is horse sense. THE EAGLE AND THE BEAR. HE United States and Russia, the most democratic and the most autocratic of nations, have always been good friends and it is gratifying to know that the diplomacy of the President and fohn Hay has been equal to a maintenance of former good relations with Russia under trying circumstances. To be sure, Russia has declined to receive the petition of the Hebrew. citizens of. America in relation to the treatment of the Jewish people in that country, but the important part has been not eo much to place the representations in that petition before the Russian. government officially as it was to get them before both government and people unofficially and that has been accomplished. Although evidence which has been given before a jury may have to be stricken out by order of court, all power of bench and bar cannot prevent its having effect upon the minds of the jurors who have heard the forbidden testimony. The protestations of the American people have availed much and will avail still more, no matter what becomes of the petition Regarding the opening to commerce of ports in Manchuria the accomplishments of American diplomacy have been far-reaching and most gratifying. The war cloud that hovered over the peace of the world is being” dissipated. The “open door” will be thrown farther open and on equal terms to all nations in face of the fact that special privileges might have been obtained for American commerce to. the exclusion of that of other nations. It was wise to forego this privilege and so gain an added claim upon the friendship of other trading nations. The breadth of view of American diplomacy is not less to be commended than its strategy and shows that the United States deserves to be a world power. Such things make one feel that it is good to be an American citizen. The opening of these additional treaty ports will mean much to American commerce and, as time passes, it will mean a very great deal to the commerce of San Francisco and the Pacific Coast generally. .We are interested parties and as such have an especial right to rejoice and be glad.” ot Reduce the Fare. New Ontzina, August 8, — The Southern Pacific road Company is extending immigrat bureaus throughout almost all of the-countries of the world and is egal re sums to colonize the rice and to > Jands of Louisiana and Texas. Through transportation has been arranged from ‘Ospe Town for $114 in order to encourage the Boers to recolonize. Se pes Kw aN eA s tae Te ees eR OTE : Trouble In Spain ing Barcelona and Cadiz. The immepriso Night Was Her Terror, “y would cough nearly all night long,” writes Mra. Ohas. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ind,, ‘‘and could hardly get any sleep. I bad consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but,} when all other medicines failed, three ~ $1.00 bottles of Dr, King’s New DisCovery wholly cured. me and 1 gained strikers, oa ee Oe , Notice to Ice Consumers.. €.\ ders at the ice house on the plaza. -— ghany. Meadow Lake. here on a visit, ington today. ville on business. day from Lake Tahoe. from Lake Tahoe. on the morning train. Maprip, August 8.—The threatened general strike of the trades anions began today in many large cities, incladdiate motive of the agitation is to reinforce the demand to release the laleadera who were thrown into connection with the recent strikes. Gyards are doubled and troops out in many localities. At Alcala shots were exchanged. The Mayor’s residence was attacked by The Union Ice Company is prepared to supply first quality of naturel mountain ice, in large or small quantities, at the lowest rates. Leave orPERSONAL MENTION. Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. 8. D. Morris is here from Obi e George Campbell is down from AlleJohn German is over from North San Juan. G. C. Olark left sesterdsy for Miss L. sauescer of Sacramento is W. Rankins came down from WashMejor P.\F. Simonds is in. PlacerMre. Andy Hampel arrived here toWm. Giffin and wife returned today ™ N. V. Moor of Sacramento came in > A. G. Boggs of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Robert Simmons returned last evening from a trip to Washington. . , Mrs. 1. Hosken left this morning for San Francisco on a business trip. Miss Laura Qaick of Grase Valley is here one visit to Mrs. Edwin Tilley. RudolphKline returned this evening from a fishing trip to Bowman’s Dan. ‘ Migs Elsie Oliver left this morning for San Franciaco on a visit to relatives. Saperintendent L. L. Myers and wife were down from North Bloomfield today. . J. Lyons of Sacramento is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Galbraith at the Central House. Mrs. Lawson is here from Amador county on a visit to her sister, Mre. Griffith L, Thomas. Miss Julia Hook has returned to Ventura, where she will teach in one of _ . with the petition. Superior acted in the Superior Court today Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding:Estate of Mary J. Hoskin, deceased. Final account of Joseph Hoskin settled, allowed and approved. Decree of distribution granted in accordance Albert Hirschfeld va. Snell & Fieming. Motion for an order to sell personal property under attachment was being argued this afternoon. Trustees Appointed The Trustees of the Boca School District failed to call an election to fill vacancies on the Board occasioned by terms of members expiring, and it devolved upon Superintendent of Schools J. G. O'Neill to appoint. He has selected the following gentlemen to serve as Trustees: S. E. Wagoner, G. T. Staples and R. 0. Wicks. 8. E, Wagoner was named as Clerk. 0 of Venice, has been elected successor to Pope Leo XIII. Pope Leo Xi. prolonged incarceration and the intense heat. Cardinal Gluseppl sarto, Patriarch of ~ Venice, Hecied to Sueceed the Late — Romx, August 4.—Cardinal Giuseppi Sarto, Patriarch Cardinal Herrero still lies. at the point of death. Many of the aged Cardinals have also suffered greatly. from their aid in. The following amounte of money were paid into the county treasury daring the month of Jaly: R. J. Ronchi, money found on deceased person, $6 20; R. J. Ronchi, maintenance of inmate at hospital, $20;-H. O. Schroeder, personal property tex, $1,608.47; H. © Schroeder, Meadow Lake Union high school tax, $184.43; H. ©. Schroeder, Truckee fire tax, $231.95; H. O. Achroder, Nevada Oity high school tax, 25 cents; Charles Richards, reA Riot. Borrato, N, Y¥., August 8.—A rq broke ont this morning between stri,. ers and 200 non-union Italians ep. . ployed at the Baffalo Iron Farnace, of which Senator Hanna is principy owner. The strikers began the attack with stones and clubs as the men wen, going to work and the Italians open fire on them and a-hundred shots wer exchanged, The police charged thy . rloters and arrested fifty of them. No one is reported to be seriously injured, demption of tax certificate, $9.66; Jas H. Leary, redemption of tax certificate, . . $2.84; F, W. Taylor, rent, $25; WH. Hill, justice fines, $19.20; Mrs. A. O. MeoNally, redemption of tax certificate, . $49 27; J. G. O'Neill, renewing teachers’ certificates, $2; William McDougald, redemption . of tax certificate, $165; Tillie Gale, redemption of tax certificate, $6.24; Sueau FE. Smitb, redemption of tax certificate, $9.49; W. H. Hill, jastice fines, $4.95; Fritz MeisCherry Pits. dred cherry pits have been found iy the appendix of a patient who was be ing operated upon in a Brooklyn hop ter, redemption of tax certificate, Wenl fo Auburn. Supervisors Martin, Miller ond Weeks, accompanied by RB. J. Ronchi, . . superintendent of the Nevada County ‘Hospital, went to Auburn today to inapect the Placer county hospital, and will take notes of the interior arrangemente and equipments of that institution. The gentlemen are expected to return home this event: g. c H Ore Club Meeting The members of El Oro Olub are requested to meet at 8 o'clock this evening in the parlore of the Hotel Antlers. Business of importance will be transacted, Jim O'Brich BUSY. James O'Brien, of Smartsuille, and others have secured good water rights pear Olipper Mills, on the Yuba river, . . according to the Oroville Mercary. ficulty the city schools. Mre. Charles Grissel and Mies Esther McBean have gone to Gaston Ridge on a visit with relatives. ee Mrs. Esel Roynde and children came down from Downieville yesterday on their way to San Francisco. Noble McCormack left for Santa Clara this morning to resame his studies at the college there. Mrs. Clarence Organ and children arrived last night from Obinese Camp, Calaveras county, on a visit. Rev. Father Dermody came down from Downieville last evening and left for Sacramento this morning. Arthur Gribble, formerly of this city, but now a commercial traveler, arrived on the late train last night. Miss Annie Maloney has returned to her home in this city, after spending three months with friends at Sacramento. Mrs. O. D Eastin and daughter, Mies Maud Eastin; have gone toOampbell’s Springs for ‘the benefit cf their health, Thomas Coan and Galen Camminge of Indian Flat have gone to to Richardson Springs, Butte county, where they will visit a few.weeks. . the Gold Tuanel mine, is confined to his home at the head of Boulder street, with a severe attack of rheumatism. Mrs. IL. Zellerbach and Mrs. Jullos Gabriel and children of San Francisco and Mrs, Jo I. Barah of Los Angeles are here on a visit to Mrs. A Barah. Miss Emily Seaman, who hag been teaching school at Booa, returned to her home in thie city lest evening. After a short atay bere with her mother she will go to Truckee to enter on her, duties as ateacherin the schools at that place. F. M. Egan came down from the 16 to-1 mine today. J. W. Robinson ie up from Smartsville. . L.'T. Bolari is over from North Sav Juan. Miss Trood of North San Juan is here on a visit. Mrs, P. F. Simonds will leave tomorrow for Santa Oruz. Mre. Obes. Hegarty came down San Francisco, Francisco. Fiat. : vegetables, seeds, etc, , San. Francisco. K. Elle, Edwin T. Cooper and Sheld s "Price Soo and ¢i00, “Trit : cea Vinton’s drag . on earth, Ye, we keep Cook's Water, Lemonade or straight, it le the beet water Thomas Penrose, Jr., millman at from Moores Flat today on her way to W. A. Roeding ie here trom San \Social Dance ' Articles of incorporation were this afternoon filed with the County Clerk of the Osear Foss Eatate Company, dealer io agricultural prodacts, fruits, The principal place of business is Boston and Geo. O, Sargent, Hobart It is proposed to divert the water for the purpose of generating power. Mr. O’Brien bas fully recovered from the effects of his recent runaway accident, and recently visited Clipper “Mille. He.stated-then that his company has rigbte that insure a flow of fifteen thousand inches of water at the lowest . gtage, and tbe entire flow will be taken ap. A fall of 1000 feet will be obtained. A four mile tannel ie « part of the plan. The point where the power house will be built is 800 feet above sea level. patent. There is more catarrhb in this section of the country than other diseases put

together, and antilthe last few years was eu to be incurable. Fora great many yeare doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed ‘loo«l remedies, ond by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it insurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore. requires constitational treatment, Hali’s Catarrh Oure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Obio, is the ouvly constitational cure on the market. Ti is taken inter,mally in doses from 10 drops to a tealepoonfal. It acts directly on the blood end mucous surfaces of the system. & Moraan. PLACERVILLE, Au The well known Cleveland Ranch, consiating of 80 acres under U. 8. ling, barn and other outhouses. For sale ata bargain. Enquire of ea t Hubby, get me a bottle of Water from the refrigerator, it’s so freshi 1g theee warm days. of the Escaped Convicts. deavoring to drive the convicts out of the underbrush. Se a For Sale at a Bargain. Saddle Horse Wanted. Free water right ¥ine dwelValley district. «oe Oe Cook’s OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS. ~ They offer one bundred: dollars for seen anu any case it fails to cure. Send for circulare and testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 6. Sola by Druggisis 750. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Take your meals regularly. Take your rest regularly. Take “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” and you can eee the world with approving eyes—and it will approve of you. Hate Atle LEITER & DUNLAP. HLOODHOUNDS. ON TRAN I 1s Thought Thal Piacervile’s Sher Posse Will Soon Capture. Several Pitot Hit1, El Dorado Co,, Aug. 4.—Bloodhounds were placed on the tracks of some of the escaped convicts at the cabin of a colored mau named Ingram. The convicts robbed the cabin of a large supply of provisions, shortly after 11 o'clock last night, and it is believed that the criminals can now be tracked to their hiding places without much difgust 4.—The Sheriffs posse believes that they will capture several of the convicts who ‘are surrounded near here. They are now firing the woods and en“A good gaddle horse is wanted. -Apply at the Texas mill in the Willow . tt * Qalifornia. Champagnolea—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s, tf A BCSoneman P “KING $68.11; P. H. Spence, redemption of tax certificate, 9.98; H. J. Wright, State school money, $12,425 91; Mrs. W. -A. Harding, redemption cf tax certificate. $82 88; F.L. Arbogast, received from Sierra county op boundary expenee, $24.25; W. H. Hill, juetice fines, $89.85; J. W. Morgan, redemption of tax certificate, $15.85; J. W. Morgan, redemption of tax certificate, : $17.01; Robert Shetterly, redemption of tax certificate, $6.50; F. L. Arbogat, law library fees, $14; F. Ls. Arbogast, Olerk’s fees, $109.05; Johan Webber, rent, $25; H, J. Wright, licenses, $481.00; “F. L. Arbogast, Auditor’e fees, $25; H. B. Walker, Sheriff’s fees, $4 50; George Coughlan, justice fines, _ 195; 8. J. * Peard, Recorder’s fees, ~ . $71.85. tion for cancer of the stomach. {f you want @ good, cool drink ot peer—the -very best in town—drop ip and see Wm, Harry. , tf-m7 isc —= ‘BORN. ~ In this city, August 1, 1908, to the wife of Ray Peterson, a daughter. — RAINC) THE PURE GRAIN COFFEE In comparing Grain-O and coffee remember that while the taste is the same Grain-O gives health and strength while coffee shatters the nervous system and breeds disease of the digestive organs. Thinking people prefer Grain-O and its benefits. TRY IT TO-DAY. Atgrocers everywhere; 150, and 96c. per packs Maher & Co., Nevada Cit FIGURED: CRETONS 12 1-2 Cents Per. Yard. * Living up to a name is a difficult and a. tachievement. Making a new one is-greater. ‘‘Old Gilt Edge Whisky” made-a new name so long ago that it is now able to live up to it as an old, old one. = 1. SEE WINDOW ! SEE WINDOW Good News for you Reader. Maher’s have just receive a new lot of FANCY ‘FIGURED CRETONS, 30 inche wide at 12 % cents per yard. The greatest bargain y¢ Good for all piitposes. Nice assortment of colors, and re heavy quality. . Don’t wait until too-late, but come early and avoid # rush, . Remember the Width, Goods and Price. Respectfully, MLeahex & Co fee See Our Towel Window. 85 Cts. a Doz. . FRUIT JARS PROPRIETORS ~~ nial “Eat Stale, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package Coffee, and try a pound of ereveev eee eae ee Gaylor’s 25 Cent Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Alwaye 10 _ Absolutely Pure ——To be given by—— COMPANY 1, 24 REG. INP, A. G. 6) NA BIG -PLAT M Wein Brean gu “Music by the Grass Valley Band of . gpm . San Francieco, ~ Tweive pleces. : Se $92,200, at a par value of one dollar. lady, oF tad ladies, BO cents. a rs ae a for the accommodation of Commercial men. traveling men and trenecient trade. § A SELECT PUBLIC DANCE crisp and aromatic. . . ey Family Coffee Ball Mason Jars — : Pints, per dOzem ....sc0 ssessosesscersssnenees = Quarts, per dozen ......-ceceeeeeerssen AT we renovee $1 Half Gallon, per dozen........:. Ey sanseeess 14 D4 ee Lightning Jars——_ Pints, per OLE sec cases sees Quarts, per Gozem .... sssseeese sssscee sieeees sees ; Half Galion, per dozen........ EU eg savese> Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. ~ Wand-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 cts. pet ‘ Pleasant, Sunny rooms, Two fine Sample rooms. gh Taylor’s Special attention paid to Tea iN i} ie oad Street, Nevada Oity. regs heey _ON THE BIG. PLATFORM Saturday Evening, Aug. 8th. county, Bost of musio by full Brase Band Fineet floor in the >sfo) ~~ a a + Coffee House . MASURY’S PAI Pure Refined Paraffine Wax. 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. Turner & Hadley Compat STREET NEVADA 9 LUMBER: DEALER 3 _ —arry 8 foll line of—— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldi _ Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, ¢* NT We have this celebrated b . trom one plot ap, Oallwnd ee wr a ¥. Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Te! -. fro New Yore, Aug. 8.—Nearly one bun pital. The collection of the stony had not caused appendicitis, however, Their discovery was due to an operp: aN SCI i eceaneiamnanial " TR Pe ee Tu ee Items Cond r the Benefit Busy. Reader orget the dance to pany £ of Grass y nett-street platform The soldier boys » best of music, and ia will have charg of trust from the (¢ Gas and Electric Co antile Trust Oompa: lo has been placed « hty Recorder’s office ument and for ‘th , to bear interest a ber cent, per annua hment was recordec 1901, the only diffe the new document age, whereas the f was simply a mortg Iding that covers t at the Home mine and when the worl will be nearly thre he original stractu inery ie also to be works generally i ndent Daniel & mprovements at t ng, and through nt the property is is condition. S, Bonds. lowing are the q stock and bonds at ay afternoon’s se ancisco Boards: VHEAT AND BARLEY. ey BONDS y U.S. Bonds.. iy Power Oo., 53.. WATER AND GAS. POV ii cose cee twice ee aod Electric .. sco Gas and Elect MINING STOOKS, ..-1 65) Sierra Ni r.. 42} Ballion . ..1 90] Excheqa al.1 55 . Seg, Belc +e 18} Overman .. 20] Justice. . 22] Union . 50] Alta.., » 72] Caledoni . 04] Silver Hi . 08} Challeng Occident 43] Andes . “21 20 lo the L pounty Treasure Hl leaveon a fi br Sierras next the purpose of « vacation, and . ions to catch Jo be. George’s ma pleasant outing. tally Torturea he to light that f merciful tortare been equalled. sa, Oalif., writ pndured insuffe Datism and no hough I tried e¢ ame acrosa Ele the greatest mi t trouble, A f tely relieved a is good for Live: and general tisfaction guar, » Druggist, 00d Meats. bers have the mutton and ves sais = ool, shatp gies Harry’s saloon. rte a eral Water . d at his saloon & specialty . ou can depend perly, . now selling h nts a loaf at itand you 3 best of wine Served at the 1g street and nd proprietc Drinks tha ed by . +}