August 8, 1902 (4 pages)

Ire, The Morty 14 Passyy orolog. re also & ated at Nore he Baroy Austrian y tha fit whi 3 today » jure 7—Two 4 Thing, Over balane Caudiag fy, JOYS and gui 8, the very . pal on band — V, rma, ceee TS HER ects “ORSE , for Ladi lies. et Depart re, Ca Tio NS of all Keepers. Watches u have & repairing Try us uns SVADA 2% Jali and sé gs are nine, ys, a0! Rep : ‘RANSCRIPT. August 8, 1902 s up from Bacramento, > jg here from Sierra r, the cigar man, is here neisco. t thie morning to visit ‘at San Francisco.* . Conlan arrived here rom San Francisco. kin is.dows from Pike is down from Washingichards and Master ‘Edrued last evening from Franeiaaa. 5 1s left this morning for sit his grandparents, Mr. ie Searls. . iva and family arrived rth Bloomfield last evenSan Francisco and O f Mexico, mining men, Piumbago mine today. Poglish of Vallejo is here nd Mrs, Maher. Barron and daughter, Barron, left today for a ya left yesterday ncieco after a visit-here , Muller and family, ng of San Franciseo is his mother, Mre. William brg of the firm of Rosentho has been here for the veeka returned today to ers of San Frarcisco is ess, g came down from Downening and left today for BO. s White and family of Saco have been to Downieit, arrived here last evenway home, ve M. Mott, who has been t, returned this mcrning t Sacramento. . . Polkinghorn, who-has ously ill, is now on tbe ery. Payne left this morning San Francisco and other m Kistle, who was badly fire-near--Spencevitle;is roving. . It will be some he is entirely recovered. bam of San Francisco is ig a few days. Richards and sone left g for Sacramento on 4 ds. sat left this mérning for co, where he has a posil@ Morton, who has been bit to her sister, Mrs, A. H. roed this morning to San rs. L. 8, Calkins and Miss ns left this morning for BO. Deibridge left this mornFrancisco on a visit to m, who has been to North bn a visit to her parents, ao Francisco this morngwidden left this morning cisco. Arthur and her daughter, will leave Sunday for San a visit to the lady’s par+0 @ee rposes for which whisky Moore” will serve. hetter her. Its purity is unts quality without a peer. Te e--ass dealers ‘sell Gilt Edge use of its purity and exthose that have tried it’ Dther. Wichman, Lutgen Francisco, Cal., solé profow'’s This. ~ Poe Hundred Doliars Recasé of Oatarrh that can. by Hall’s-CatarrhCurePHENEY & Co., To'edo, O. hder-igned, have known F, the last 15 years, and berfectly honorable in all msactions and financially out any obligations made UAN, wholesa'e druggists, AAINNAN & Marvin, wholets, Toledo, O. arrh Cure is taken interdirectiy upon the blood Services of the system. B sent free . Price 75 cents Sold by all druggists, ily Pills are the best. up-to-date Cigar Thomas better. For saie “ Rectcr nee STORIA fants and Children. ou Have Always Bought —+-*@e Sale at a Bargain. ye Ranch, situated near 8 offered at a bargain. pwn and balance on time. ownd Moran. ‘tf Chamber of Commerce Discuss Plans of Kntertainment, Ths24v% citizens of Nevada City are determined to give the visiting. strangers a royal welcome, was evidenced by the large attendance at the Chamber of Conimerce méeting last evening. Tho visitors will be here from Thutsday, August 2Ist, for at least three days, and will be shown every point of interest in this vicinity. The purpose of the meeting, to provide ways and means of properly showing the strangers the advantages end resources of this community, was discussed. at lengtb. Everyone had the privilege of submitting a plan and several gave their views, President Englebright called the meeting to order, and Secretary J. F. Oolley recorded the minutes, President Englebright stated the purpose of the meeting, and told of the work undertaken by the Nevada County Promotion Committee and the Knights of Pythias, and that the Ohamber of Commerce had appointed & committee to assist them. Secretary Colley read the invitation that had been sent out by the Nevada County Promotion Oommittee, in which the programme of the celebration is set forth. President Englebright stated that it was desired by the Promotion Committee that the Chamber of Commerce take charge of the matter of giving the visitors a fitting reception. : L. 8. Calkins suggested that the social organizations in this city be invited to co-operate with the Ohamber of Commerce in arranging for the reception, and after discussion, it was embodied in a motion, that the Native Sons and Elks be invited to give their assistance, The motion was carried, Hon, E, M. Preston made a motion, which wae carried, that the Board of Supervisors and the City Trustees be invited to join in the movement. The way in which the visitors should be received was next taken up. J. J. Jackson spoke of the way in which the ‘Grass Valley people were arranging their part. On motion a committee, with J. F. Go.ley as chairman, was appointed to make all arrangements for the reception. The committee was selected from the different. lodges who are invited to assist. Those appointed we e: Knights of Pythias—George W. Ogden and N. W. Bennetts, Elks— John Werry and Ed 8S. Parke. Native Sons—Ladis Walling and Fred E. Brown. Native Daughterse—Miss Minnie Brand, Mrs. J. M. Buffington, Mrs. Belle Douglas, Mrs. F. E, Wadsworth, Mrs. W. G. Richards and Miss Amelia Hook, The reception committee was auathorized to go to any reasonable expense in makigg arrangements for a reception that will bé’a befitting welcome to our guests. Ralph W. Gaylord was chosen as. chairman of the committee on dancing, and the following were appointed to assist him: Knights of Pytbias—W. G. Richards and W. F. Englebright. Elks—Thomas S. Ford and Fred Breese. Native Sons—Herman Braud and F. L. Arbogast. a A committee to provide proper accommodation$, and to fittingly show the visitors the ‘mines“and scenery, was appointed as follows: W. H. Martin (chairman), EJ. Rector, *Hon. E. J, Rector, Hon EB. M. Preston, E. R. Abadie, Di: McFall, W. A. Dennis, R. C. Walrath, Henry Lane, James Hennéssy. Henry Metzenbaugher and Ed J. Baker. “ People having sleeping accommoda= tions at their disposal will please report the fact to the committee on ac commodations, The reception commi'tee will make its report to the Promotion Committee at its meeting next Saturday evening. In the meantime the committee having the reeeption in charge will meet at the South Yuba Compauy’s office at 7 o’clock this evening to perfect arrangements. ~~Ooe-+ He Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of Hartford, Conn., scratched bis leg with arusty wire. Ioflammation and blood poisoning set in, For two years he suffered intensely. Then the best doctors urged amputation, “bat,” he writes, “I used one bottle of Electric Arnica salve and my leg was well and eound as ever.” For Eruptions, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi all blood disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth. Try them. W. D Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cente. House to Rent. ’ House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the Transonipt office or of Mrs. Deal on Pyety Hill. tf *Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands have founda blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch . pauiesls cure Constipation, Sick Headache, ess, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and : and _ Liver ana Stomach = —_ Pure vegetable; ver taken: Only 5e at W. D. Vioton’s Bitters and1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s. . drug store. 4 To be Changed Bee—The historic Khoads and Townsend House, at Second and J Streets, is to be altered in such a manner that the old-timers will not reeognize it when they happen into that part of the city. For years the Rhoads & Townsend House was a noted resort for sporting men and politiclans. Some of the biggest political guns of California made it their headquarters whenever they came to Sacramento. The late “Frank” Rhoads, who was a power in politics for many yeare, was one of the proprietors of the place, and people in allwalks in life visited the fameus resort. Women who sought positions in the solvcls 45 teachers, and coven preach= ers who wanted some little political backing, went to the place at Second and J. Streets to get the help of Mr. Rhoads. The house was also the headquarters of sporting men, both “straight” and ‘‘crooked.’* There they could meet congenial spirits, and there they were always able to borrow “a piece of money” when things were not coming jast right. Before the place became a sporting house it was used by a banking institution. Af one time the Oity Jail was located in the old building, and it was from. that place that a couple of highway robbers were taken by a mobone night and lynched, After “Frank” Rhoads lost his political nip the place began to rua down. Business grew from bad to worse, and in the last few years it has been a hard matter to take in evough cash to pay the rent and ordi> nary running expenses. In the palmy days, when “Frank” Rhoads and Isadore Townsend were at the head of the house, the clubrooms were furoished in regal style, but the wear and tear of years has made the interior of the place look shabby. The old sporting bouse will in a short time be changed into the home of the Pacific Postal Telegraph and Cable Company. oe Misinformed We were misinformed when we atated that Dr. F. J:S. Conlan would convey the ashes of Dr, R. M. Huot to New York ‘fhe ashes will not be taken from this sity until , October, when Mrs. R. M. Hont and Dr. A, O, Hinkson, will accompany them to Utica, Herkiver county, New York. —— + one Social Tonight. The Ladies Beneficent Society of the Congregational chureh will give a social at the New Union Hotel on Friday evening, August 8th. The following program will be rendered; Solo—Miss Flannery of San Francisco. i Recitation—Miss Anna Schmittburg Selection—Mandolin Club. } Solo—F. L. Arbogast. , Solo—Mrs. Prentiss. Recitation—George Bennetts of Grass Valley. We Trombone Solo—N. W. Bennett. Solo—Mr. Medley. Solo—Miss Rogers of Visalia. Admission—Adulte, 25 cents; children, 10. cents. Ice-Gream and cake ten cents ext a. _& cordial invitation is extended to every body. a7-2t bese ene es A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. All Eyes on Texas. Great is Texas. Her vast cotton crops and marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world. Now follows the startling statement of the wonderful work at Cisco, V'ex., of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. ‘“M wife contracted a severe lung trouble,” writes editor J. J. Eager, ‘which caused a most obstinate cough and finally resulted in profuse hemorrhages, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New ing mind OM It’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and all Tbroat and. Lung troubles. 50c and $1, Trial bottles free at Vinton’s. Old Landmark — INDORTANT MEETING A Learned Judge. Hon. J.C. B. Hebbard, Judge of the Superior Oourt, Department No. 4, of San Francisco, will be a candidate for the nomination of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, at the Republican State Convention, which convenes at Sacramento, on August 25th. Judge Hebbard was formerly a resident of Nevada City, and will be remembered by many of our citizens. In fact, he spent his boyhood days here, and was always regarded as being honest and conscientious, Since leaving this city he has attained an eminent position in the profession of law, and is ranked as one of the mést learned Judges on the bench in California. To be a Su perior Judge in San Francisco, one must be posted on all the points of law. In hia decisions, Judge Hebbard has seldom been reversed, which goes te-show that he carsfalty weighs all points. % Look Oul. The nightwatchmen are determined from now on to enforce the ordinance requiring boys to go to their respective homes at9o’clock p.m. All children found on the streets unaccompanied by their parents,will be given a night's lodging in the calaboose, Young boys and girls should be under the watchful eyes of parents every night in the week. If the night scenes enacted could see the light of day many a parent’s heart would be nearly broken. Parents, where are. your young sons and daughters after dark ? Look to it ’ere it is too late, too late. Sick at Reno. Louis Brinkman, formerly of this city, but now residing at Reno, Nevada, is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. It is also suid that his brother, Henry Brinkman, is also ill. Fourteen Killed. SaNnTANDER, Spain, August 7—An explosion today in an iron works near here destroyed five houses, killing fourteen persons aud injnring many others, Viewing Corpse. Sporang, Wash, Aug. 7—Harrytracy’s body was embalmed and_is being viewed today by hundreds atDavenport, When the inquest has been completed, the body will be taken to Salem, Oregon, for burial, -_— Oe Finest of Raspberries. Yee Lee, who.conducts the Chinese store at the Plaza bridge, bas pur-chased this season’s crop of raspberries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valley. These are the finest raspberries in the market, and he is prepared to fill all orders for putting up. jyiU a. . E if you want a good, cool drnk of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf ABG stove Article. We're Here With the Goods. Its too hot to cook. Call on us and you will find it easy to prepare a meal without working over a hot We have eatables for all oc-} casions. No Extra Charge for the Guarantee that goes with each Baked Beans ' Bonéd Chicken Salmon ® Lunch Saratoga Chips Soused Mackerel. Prepared Soups Smoked Herring Deviled Ham ‘ Bis-kit Flour “Tongue Veal Loaf Clams B SardinesOysters Fresh Crab Caviar Game Pates Clam Chowder} Sliced Pineapple 3 Sliced Peaches Salad Dressing Swiss Cheese Grape Nuts Pickles (all kinds) Make Our Place your headquarters “GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE while waiting for the car. Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal Daily Death List. New York, August:7—Professor Jobn Jay Watson, a well-known: musical director and author of many popular works, is dead, says a Bosten dispatch to the Herald. Hé was born in 1830. SaN Diego, August 7—Thomas dG. Butwell, the beacon tender living at Ballast Point, is dead, after a brief illness. He came here six months ago to take up the duties of Captain Douglass, who died suddeniy. NOTICE OF SALE —OF— Property of the State, Pursuant to Section 3897 of the Political. Code, (FEC OF THE TAX COLLECTOR OF the County of Nevada, State of California. Whereas, on the ist day of August, 1902, there was received by me and filed in my office, a written authorization under the hand and seal of the Controller of the State of California, which said authorization was and is in words and figures following: NOYLICE. Control'er’s Department, State of California—To the Tax Col'estor of the Couoty of Nevada, State of California: Whereas, on th first day of August 1002, there was filed an 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 said property hereinafter describ d was struck off ava sold to the people of the State of California for the non-pay and County taxes, penalties and costs, and ail charges tev and a‘sesséd against said property for the year 1896, Aun!, Whereas. tive years have elapsed since the date of said sale, aid no redemption, according to law, has-been made of said property, or any partthereof; Now,-therefere, in genre en of the law in such cases made and provided, I, K. P. Celgen. Contro'ler of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the laws. GE thi u-horize, empower and direst you, the said Pax Collector, to sell at public auction, -in separate lots o> parcels, the property hereinafter described, in the mauner following Public notice shall first be given of such sale by publication for at least three weeks in some newspaper published in the county, or city and county, or if there be no newspaper porueeer therein, then by poatin: a notice nthree conspicuous places in the poder n or city and county, for the same peri which notices must state specifically the place of, andthe day and hour of sale, and shall contain a description of 'he property to be sold, and shal! also embody a copy of this authorization. The property above referred toayd hereby authorized to be sold ia situate, lying and beiug in the county of Nevada, State of California, bounded and particularly described as follows, to-wit; All the gold and silver ores and all the mines, mineral lodes and metals in the SW FA of iy \% of See. 1, Tp. 15. N. R. 8 E., Mt. D. . an SE 4 of SE \% of Sco. 2, Tp. 15, N. R. 8 E., Mt. D. B. and M. : ‘4g ie 4 of Sec. 11, Tp. 15 N. R. 8 EB. Mt. an . NW 4 of NW X& of Seo. 12, Tp. 15 N. RR, 8 E. Mtb’ b. and Mo et : Sold to the State July Ist, 1897. That no bid shall be received or necamnes at such sale for less than the amount of all the taxeslevied uponsuch property, and all interests, costs, penalties and expenses up to the da'e of the sale hereby authorized, together with all such subsequent taxes as may have be:n levied upon such pi operty, u to the date of the issuance tot deed or deeds ent of State State of the hereinabove “referred to, with all interests, costs, penalties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent taxes. That said sale shall be condcted in all respects as by law governing such sales. ee Given under my hand and seal of office, at Sacramento, this Ist day of August, A, D, 1902. [Scal} K. P. COLGAN, @S0HEMIAN KING OF BEERS* SOLD EVERYWHERE. Relieves Kid ney S AN TAL & Biadder troubles at once. CAPSULES Biliousness 4¢3 have used your valuable CASCAec RETS and find shou perfect. Couldn't do without them. I have used them forsome time forindigestion and biliousness and am now comletely cured. Recommend them. to every one. ce tried, you will never be without them in the family.” Epw. A. Makx, Albany, N. ¥. CANOY Pleasant. Paia' . Potent. Taste Good. @ood, Never ficken, Weaken, or Gripe, We, a dhe. we CURE CONSTIPATION. . Sterling Remedy C Chleage, Meatreal, New York, 383 WO-TO-BAG fir to SURE Tosacte Hae Fresh Every Are my Ico Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Cream Sode, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy. 74 parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevads ’ City Each Capsule bears the name EF Beware of useless counterfeit: Changed Hands UNION HOTEL BARBER SHOP. F, M. & R. B. SMITH, Prop’rs. —«Ktk—— The only place in the city. where Shaving is done without Soap. . Face Massage a Specialty. . Shoes shined in the latest styles by an up-to-date man. . : Controller. By W. W. DOUGLAS, Deputy, . Therefore, in pursuance of law, public no. tice i: hereby given that I will, on . Saturday the 30th Day of August, 1902, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. in front of the Courthouse door, in the City and County of Nevada, State of Cali ornia, sell in one par . gel at public auction to thé highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States, the said property hereinbefore in ‘said authorization described. which said ‘ authorization is hereby made a pave of this notice, and the property to be sold is situate, lying and being iu the county of Nevada, ante of California and described as follows, to-wit: ‘ All the go!d and silver ores and all the mines, mineral lodes and metals in the S W / ee W 4% of See. 1, Tp. 15 N, R8 BK, M. D, B. SE of SE of Sec. 2, Tp. 15 N, R. 8 B, M. D. B. N 4g of N EX ofSec. 11, Tp. 15 N, R. 8 BE, M. NW of N W Kof See 12, Tp.16 N, R 8 Bt M.D, B-& M pold to the State July lst, 1897. Taxes of 1896 to 1901, inclusive $75 50 Peualties for dei.nquencies and costs. 12 43 Interest at 7 percent per annum. .. 15 % Cost of advertising me 54 00 No bids will be received or accepted for said proverty for less than the amvunt of all the taxes levied upon said property, and all interest, costs, penaities and expenses up to date of this sale, together with all supsequent taxes that may have been levied upon said property up to the date of the issuance to the S ate of the deed referred to in said Controller’s authorization, with all interest, costa, penakties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent taxes. Giveu under my hand at Nevada City, in the County of Névada, State of Californ a, this lst day of Angtae A. D, 1902, J. JACK-ON, Tax Collector of the County of Ney By WM. DELBRIDGE, Deputy. ’ eee, Everybody Pleased = —_ “4 O© . The Best in Town sh had a during the past week,and many were the compitmarte we received. Our aim is purity and cleaniness and prompt and courteous treatment, FOLEY big ran on our’Ice Cream and Oandies Commercial « Street.> a Council Chambers. Try them. 2--State, -bythese presents}Fall Campaign. Oyster Bay, August 7th—President Roosevelt returned here this morning. This afternoon he entertained at luncheon Senatore Stevart and Platt of Conneceticut, ex-Senator Laughiia of Buffalo, Representatives Overstreet, Sherman and Littaur, Gen. Clarkson of New York, and or Olark of the Hartford Couraut. The fall campaign was the topic of conversation. —+2oe-o Business Locals. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J, BritLan tf Loveland ia now selling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. ‘ “ nové-tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jolly tf mememenerwee roe ew meme . Booles! We have a splendid line of books.at all prices for old and young, among which are the foijowitg : ; : : None But the Brave Ohimmie Fadden and Mr. Paul : Truth Dexter Brinton Eliot A Prince of Good Fellows The Captain of the GrayHorse Croop The 18:h District Heart’s Courageous Tha Battle Ground A Double-Barreled DeMiss Petticoats The Oabbage Patch The Cost of Freedom The Leopard’s Spots The Winding Road Boos ! In the Country God’ Forgot The Colonials _. Rauson’s Folly The House With Green © Shutters Policeman Flynn The Desert and the Lawn Etc,, Eto., Eto. tective Story TAYLON'S BEST flavoring Cxtrads, 50c 50 50 50 30 = 50 50 50 50 50 The above goods are put up under our Own name and are guarnnteed to please. Customers invariably ask for them again and again, 000 yoee Taylor's Tea & Coffee House * Coffee Roasters Broad streetSTRAWBERRY ... FRUIT COLORING.. Tea Blenders Nevada City, Cal. 4 eincahantiiaialeiatatohaislshclelalelaleisianl eu Woodpecker Citra Mil Yew Shape : HI HPAI I ee RR TE ARI IA AAAI AAAI IISA II Sweet and Fragrant Ory Ghem h TT i cloiciniolohenmaielahainionsnaeinienteie’ snieieieieieiohielanieleiolenielel > TEN FLAVORS. . VINTON’S PHARMACY. If so be prepared. spect my stock of ——<—$————$— Are You Going 000000000 000000 000000000 00000000000 0000009000000000000000000 Camping? Call and inCamp Stoves, Dutch Ovens, Kettles, Coffee Pots, Etc. They are light and durable and are very reasonable in price. GEO. E. TURNER . " Pine Street, Nevada City, a ee Another bi Now is the time to Buy Reduction in Prices E have made a big reduction W on all our Summer Goods -and are determined to clear our shelves and make room for fall goods. Come and get our prices. SNELL Corner @ FLEMING of Broad and Pine Streets. TT TT I IDR TTT ST Price List Large Green Olives Ripe QUGEE us cdctinesietin teas: Green Olives Sweet Pickles... Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips. .. Pickled Pigsfeet tot 50 cents per quart 25 cents per quart . 25 cents per quart Auainoticnanen sees conte per quart 25 cents Pe quart . 25 cents a pound 1o cents a pound Ohe Ree Stwe @ Grocery, J. JACKSON, Proprietor. » t Lumber nen Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— ‘gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & Telephone 6521. F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS. Electric Cars Pass

Ire, The Morty 14 Passyy orolog. re also & ated at Nore he Baroy Austrian y tha fit whi 3 today » jure 7—Two 4 Thing, Over balane Caudiag fy, JOYS and gui 8, the very . pal on band — V, rma, ceee TS HER ects “ORSE , for Ladi lies. et Depart re, Ca Tio NS of all Keepers. Watches u have & repairing Try us uns SVADA 2% Jali and sé gs are nine, ys, a0! Rep : ‘RANSCRIPT. August 8, 1902 s up from Bacramento, > jg here from Sierra r, the cigar man, is here neisco. t thie morning to visit ‘at San Francisco.* . Conlan arrived here rom San Francisco. kin is.dows from Pike is down from Washingichards and Master ‘Edrued last evening from Franeiaaa. 5 1s left this morning for sit his grandparents, Mr. ie Searls. . iva and family arrived rth Bloomfield last evenSan Francisco and O f Mexico, mining men, Piumbago mine today. Poglish of Vallejo is here nd Mrs, Maher. Barron and daughter, Barron, left today for a ya left yesterday ncieco after a visit-here , Muller and family, ng of San Franciseo is his mother, Mre. William brg of the firm of Rosentho has been here for the veeka returned today to ers of San Frarcisco is ess, g came down from Downening and left today for BO. s White and family of Saco have been to Downieit, arrived here last evenway home, ve M. Mott, who has been t, returned this mcrning t Sacramento. . . Polkinghorn, who-has ously ill, is now on tbe ery. Payne left this morning San Francisco and other m Kistle, who was badly fire-near--Spencevitle;is roving. . It will be some he is entirely recovered. bam of San Francisco is ig a few days. Richards and sone left g for Sacramento on 4 ds. sat left this mérning for co, where he has a posil@ Morton, who has been bit to her sister, Mrs, A. H. roed this morning to San rs. L. 8, Calkins and Miss ns left this morning for BO. Deibridge left this mornFrancisco on a visit to m, who has been to North bn a visit to her parents, ao Francisco this morngwidden left this morning cisco. Arthur and her daughter, will leave Sunday for San a visit to the lady’s par+0 @ee rposes for which whisky Moore” will serve. hetter her. Its purity is unts quality without a peer. Te e--ass dealers ‘sell Gilt Edge use of its purity and exthose that have tried it’ Dther. Wichman, Lutgen Francisco, Cal., solé profow'’s This. ~ Poe Hundred Doliars Recasé of Oatarrh that can. by Hall’s-CatarrhCurePHENEY & Co., To'edo, O. hder-igned, have known F, the last 15 years, and berfectly honorable in all msactions and financially out any obligations made UAN, wholesa'e druggists, AAINNAN & Marvin, wholets, Toledo, O. arrh Cure is taken interdirectiy upon the blood Services of the system. B sent free . Price 75 cents Sold by all druggists, ily Pills are the best. up-to-date Cigar Thomas better. For saie “ Rectcr nee STORIA fants and Children. ou Have Always Bought —+-*@e Sale at a Bargain. ye Ranch, situated near 8 offered at a bargain. pwn and balance on time. ownd Moran. ‘tf Chamber of Commerce Discuss Plans of Kntertainment, Ths24v% citizens of Nevada City are determined to give the visiting. strangers a royal welcome, was evidenced by the large attendance at the Chamber of Conimerce méeting last evening. Tho visitors will be here from Thutsday, August 2Ist, for at least three days, and will be shown every point of interest in this vicinity. The purpose of the meeting, to provide ways and means of properly showing the strangers the advantages end resources of this community, was discussed. at lengtb. Everyone had the privilege of submitting a plan and several gave their views, President Englebright called the meeting to order, and Secretary J. F. Oolley recorded the minutes, President Englebright stated the purpose of the meeting, and told of the work undertaken by the Nevada County Promotion Committee and the Knights of Pythias, and that the Ohamber of Commerce had appointed & committee to assist them. Secretary Colley read the invitation that had been sent out by the Nevada County Promotion Oommittee, in which the programme of the celebration is set forth. President Englebright stated that it was desired by the Promotion Committee that the Chamber of Commerce take charge of the matter of giving the visitors a fitting reception. : L. 8. Calkins suggested that the social organizations in this city be invited to co-operate with the Ohamber of Commerce in arranging for the reception, and after discussion, it was embodied in a motion, that the Native Sons and Elks be invited to give their assistance, The motion was carried, Hon, E, M. Preston made a motion, which wae carried, that the Board of Supervisors and the City Trustees be invited to join in the movement. The way in which the visitors should be received was next taken up. J. J. Jackson spoke of the way in which the ‘Grass Valley people were arranging their part. On motion a committee, with J. F. Go.ley as chairman, was appointed to make all arrangements for the reception. The committee was selected from the different. lodges who are invited to assist. Those appointed we e: Knights of Pythias—George W. Ogden and N. W. Bennetts, Elks— John Werry and Ed 8S. Parke. Native Sons—Ladis Walling and Fred E. Brown. Native Daughterse—Miss Minnie Brand, Mrs. J. M. Buffington, Mrs. Belle Douglas, Mrs. F. E, Wadsworth, Mrs. W. G. Richards and Miss Amelia Hook, The reception committee was auathorized to go to any reasonable expense in makigg arrangements for a reception that will bé’a befitting welcome to our guests. Ralph W. Gaylord was chosen as. chairman of the committee on dancing, and the following were appointed to assist him: Knights of Pytbias—W. G. Richards and W. F. Englebright. Elks—Thomas S. Ford and Fred Breese. Native Sons—Herman Braud and F. L. Arbogast. a A committee to provide proper accommodation$, and to fittingly show the visitors the ‘mines“and scenery, was appointed as follows: W. H. Martin (chairman), EJ. Rector, *Hon. E. J, Rector, Hon EB. M. Preston, E. R. Abadie, Di: McFall, W. A. Dennis, R. C. Walrath, Henry Lane, James Hennéssy. Henry Metzenbaugher and Ed J. Baker. “ People having sleeping accommoda= tions at their disposal will please report the fact to the committee on ac commodations, The reception commi'tee will make its report to the Promotion Committee at its meeting next Saturday evening. In the meantime the committee having the reeeption in charge will meet at the South Yuba Compauy’s office at 7 o’clock this evening to perfect arrangements. ~~Ooe-+ He Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of Hartford, Conn., scratched bis leg with arusty wire. Ioflammation and blood poisoning set in, For two years he suffered intensely. Then the best doctors urged amputation, “bat,” he writes, “I used one bottle of Electric Arnica salve and my leg was well and eound as ever.” For Eruptions, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi all blood disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth. Try them. W. D Vinton will guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cente. House to Rent. ’ House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the Transonipt office or of Mrs. Deal on Pyety Hill. tf *Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands have founda blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch . pauiesls cure Constipation, Sick Headache, ess, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and : and _ Liver ana Stomach = —_ Pure vegetable; ver taken: Only 5e at W. D. Vioton’s Bitters and1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s. . drug store. 4 To be Changed Bee—The historic Khoads and Townsend House, at Second and J Streets, is to be altered in such a manner that the old-timers will not reeognize it when they happen into that part of the city. For years the Rhoads & Townsend House was a noted resort for sporting men and politiclans. Some of the biggest political guns of California made it their headquarters whenever they came to Sacramento. The late “Frank” Rhoads, who was a power in politics for many yeare, was one of the proprietors of the place, and people in allwalks in life visited the fameus resort. Women who sought positions in the solvcls 45 teachers, and coven preach= ers who wanted some little political backing, went to the place at Second and J. Streets to get the help of Mr. Rhoads. The house was also the headquarters of sporting men, both “straight” and ‘‘crooked.’* There they could meet congenial spirits, and there they were always able to borrow “a piece of money” when things were not coming jast right. Before the place became a sporting house it was used by a banking institution. Af one time the Oity Jail was located in the old building, and it was from. that place that a couple of highway robbers were taken by a mobone night and lynched, After “Frank” Rhoads lost his political nip the place began to rua down. Business grew from bad to worse, and in the last few years it has been a hard matter to take in evough cash to pay the rent and ordi> nary running expenses. In the palmy days, when “Frank” Rhoads and Isadore Townsend were at the head of the house, the clubrooms were furoished in regal style, but the wear and tear of years has made the interior of the place look shabby. The old sporting bouse will in a short time be changed into the home of the Pacific Postal Telegraph and Cable Company. oe Misinformed We were misinformed when we atated that Dr. F. J:S. Conlan would convey the ashes of Dr, R. M. Huot to New York ‘fhe ashes will not be taken from this sity until , October, when Mrs. R. M. Hont and Dr. A, O, Hinkson, will accompany them to Utica, Herkiver county, New York. —— + one Social Tonight. The Ladies Beneficent Society of the Congregational chureh will give a social at the New Union Hotel on Friday evening, August 8th. The following program will be rendered; Solo—Miss Flannery of San Francisco. i Recitation—Miss Anna Schmittburg Selection—Mandolin Club. } Solo—F. L. Arbogast. , Solo—Mrs. Prentiss. Recitation—George Bennetts of Grass Valley. We Trombone Solo—N. W. Bennett. Solo—Mr. Medley. Solo—Miss Rogers of Visalia. Admission—Adulte, 25 cents; children, 10. cents. Ice-Gream and cake ten cents ext a. _& cordial invitation is extended to every body. a7-2t bese ene es A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. All Eyes on Texas. Great is Texas. Her vast cotton crops and marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world. Now follows the startling statement of the wonderful work at Cisco, V'ex., of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. ‘“M wife contracted a severe lung trouble,” writes editor J. J. Eager, ‘which caused a most obstinate cough and finally resulted in profuse hemorrhages, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New ing mind OM It’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and all Tbroat and. Lung troubles. 50c and $1, Trial bottles free at Vinton’s. Old Landmark — INDORTANT MEETING A Learned Judge. Hon. J.C. B. Hebbard, Judge of the Superior Oourt, Department No. 4, of San Francisco, will be a candidate for the nomination of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, at the Republican State Convention, which convenes at Sacramento, on August 25th. Judge Hebbard was formerly a resident of Nevada City, and will be remembered by many of our citizens. In fact, he spent his boyhood days here, and was always regarded as being honest and conscientious, Since leaving this city he has attained an eminent position in the profession of law, and is ranked as one of the mést learned Judges on the bench in California. To be a Su perior Judge in San Francisco, one must be posted on all the points of law. In hia decisions, Judge Hebbard has seldom been reversed, which goes te-show that he carsfalty weighs all points. % Look Oul. The nightwatchmen are determined from now on to enforce the ordinance requiring boys to go to their respective homes at9o’clock p.m. All children found on the streets unaccompanied by their parents,will be given a night's lodging in the calaboose, Young boys and girls should be under the watchful eyes of parents every night in the week. If the night scenes enacted could see the light of day many a parent’s heart would be nearly broken. Parents, where are. your young sons and daughters after dark ? Look to it ’ere it is too late, too late. Sick at Reno. Louis Brinkman, formerly of this

city, but now residing at Reno, Nevada, is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. It is also suid that his brother, Henry Brinkman, is also ill. Fourteen Killed. SaNnTANDER, Spain, August 7—An explosion today in an iron works near here destroyed five houses, killing fourteen persons aud injnring many others, Viewing Corpse. Sporang, Wash, Aug. 7—Harrytracy’s body was embalmed and_is being viewed today by hundreds atDavenport, When the inquest has been completed, the body will be taken to Salem, Oregon, for burial, -_— Oe Finest of Raspberries. Yee Lee, who.conducts the Chinese store at the Plaza bridge, bas pur-chased this season’s crop of raspberries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valley. These are the finest raspberries in the market, and he is prepared to fill all orders for putting up. jyiU a. . E if you want a good, cool drnk of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf ABG stove Article. We're Here With the Goods. Its too hot to cook. Call on us and you will find it easy to prepare a meal without working over a hot We have eatables for all oc-} casions. No Extra Charge for the Guarantee that goes with each Baked Beans ' Bonéd Chicken Salmon ® Lunch Saratoga Chips Soused Mackerel. Prepared Soups Smoked Herring Deviled Ham ‘ Bis-kit Flour “Tongue Veal Loaf Clams B SardinesOysters Fresh Crab Caviar Game Pates Clam Chowder} Sliced Pineapple 3 Sliced Peaches Salad Dressing Swiss Cheese Grape Nuts Pickles (all kinds) Make Our Place your headquarters “GEO. C. GAYLORD © SON CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE while waiting for the car. Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal Daily Death List. New York, August:7—Professor Jobn Jay Watson, a well-known: musical director and author of many popular works, is dead, says a Bosten dispatch to the Herald. Hé was born in 1830. SaN Diego, August 7—Thomas dG. Butwell, the beacon tender living at Ballast Point, is dead, after a brief illness. He came here six months ago to take up the duties of Captain Douglass, who died suddeniy. NOTICE OF SALE —OF— Property of the State, Pursuant to Section 3897 of the Political. Code, (FEC OF THE TAX COLLECTOR OF the County of Nevada, State of California. Whereas, on the ist day of August, 1902, there was received by me and filed in my office, a written authorization under the hand and seal of the Controller of the State of California, which said authorization was and is in words and figures following: NOYLICE. Control'er’s Department, State of California—To the Tax Col'estor of the Couoty of Nevada, State of California: Whereas, on th first day of August 1002, there was filed an 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 said property hereinafter describ d was struck off ava sold to the people of the State of California for the non-pay and County taxes, penalties and costs, and ail charges tev and a‘sesséd against said property for the year 1896, Aun!, Whereas. tive years have elapsed since the date of said sale, aid no redemption, according to law, has-been made of said property, or any partthereof; Now,-therefere, in genre en of the law in such cases made and provided, I, K. P. Celgen. Contro'ler of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the laws. GE thi u-horize, empower and direst you, the said Pax Collector, to sell at public auction, -in separate lots o> parcels, the property hereinafter described, in the mauner following Public notice shall first be given of such sale by publication for at least three weeks in some newspaper published in the county, or city and county, or if there be no newspaper porueeer therein, then by poatin: a notice nthree conspicuous places in the poder n or city and county, for the same peri which notices must state specifically the place of, andthe day and hour of sale, and shall contain a description of 'he property to be sold, and shal! also embody a copy of this authorization. The property above referred toayd hereby authorized to be sold ia situate, lying and beiug in the county of Nevada, State of California, bounded and particularly described as follows, to-wit; All the gold and silver ores and all the mines, mineral lodes and metals in the SW FA of iy \% of See. 1, Tp. 15. N. R. 8 E., Mt. D. . an SE 4 of SE \% of Sco. 2, Tp. 15, N. R. 8 E., Mt. D. B. and M. : ‘4g ie 4 of Sec. 11, Tp. 15 N. R. 8 EB. Mt. an . NW 4 of NW X& of Seo. 12, Tp. 15 N. RR, 8 E. Mtb’ b. and Mo et : Sold to the State July Ist, 1897. That no bid shall be received or necamnes at such sale for less than the amount of all the taxeslevied uponsuch property, and all interests, costs, penalties and expenses up to the da'e of the sale hereby authorized, together with all such subsequent taxes as may have be:n levied upon such pi operty, u to the date of the issuance tot deed or deeds ent of State State of the hereinabove “referred to, with all interests, costs, penalties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent taxes. That said sale shall be condcted in all respects as by law governing such sales. ee Given under my hand and seal of office, at Sacramento, this Ist day of August, A, D, 1902. [Scal} K. P. COLGAN, @S0HEMIAN KING OF BEERS* SOLD EVERYWHERE. Relieves Kid ney S AN TAL & Biadder troubles at once. CAPSULES Biliousness 4¢3 have used your valuable CASCAec RETS and find shou perfect. Couldn't do without them. I have used them forsome time forindigestion and biliousness and am now comletely cured. Recommend them. to every one. ce tried, you will never be without them in the family.” Epw. A. Makx, Albany, N. ¥. CANOY Pleasant. Paia' . Potent. Taste Good. @ood, Never ficken, Weaken, or Gripe, We, a dhe. we CURE CONSTIPATION. . Sterling Remedy C Chleage, Meatreal, New York, 383 WO-TO-BAG fir to SURE Tosacte Hae Fresh Every Are my Ico Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Cream Sode, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy. 74 parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevads ’ City Each Capsule bears the name EF Beware of useless counterfeit: Changed Hands UNION HOTEL BARBER SHOP. F, M. & R. B. SMITH, Prop’rs. —«Ktk—— The only place in the city. where Shaving is done without Soap. . Face Massage a Specialty. . Shoes shined in the latest styles by an up-to-date man. . : Controller. By W. W. DOUGLAS, Deputy, . Therefore, in pursuance of law, public no. tice i: hereby given that I will, on . Saturday the 30th Day of August, 1902, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. in front of the Courthouse door, in the City and County of Nevada, State of Cali ornia, sell in one par . gel at public auction to thé highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States, the said property hereinbefore in ‘said authorization described. which said ‘ authorization is hereby made a pave of this notice, and the property to be sold is situate, lying and being iu the county of Nevada, ante of California and described as follows, to-wit: ‘ All the go!d and silver ores and all the mines, mineral lodes and metals in the S W / ee W 4% of See. 1, Tp. 15 N, R8 BK, M. D, B. SE of SE of Sec. 2, Tp. 15 N, R. 8 B, M. D. B. N 4g of N EX ofSec. 11, Tp. 15 N, R. 8 BE, M. NW of N W Kof See 12, Tp.16 N, R 8 Bt M.D, B-& M pold to the State July lst, 1897. Taxes of 1896 to 1901, inclusive $75 50 Peualties for dei.nquencies and costs.. 12 43 Interest at 7 percent per annum. ... 15 % Cost of advertising me 54 00 No bids will be received or accepted for said proverty for less than the amvunt of all the taxes levied upon said property, and all interest, costs, penaities and expenses up to date of this sale, together with all supsequent taxes that may have been levied upon said property up to the date of the issuance to the S ate of the deed referred to in said Controller’s authorization, with all interest, costa, penakties and other charges thereon added to such subsequent taxes. Giveu under my hand at Nevada City, in the County of Névada, State of Californ a, this lst day of Angtae A. D, 1902, J. JACK-ON, Tax Collector of the County of Ney By WM. DELBRIDGE, Deputy. ’ eee, Everybody Pleased = —_ “4 O© . The Best in Town sh had a during the past week,and many were the compitmarte we received. Our aim is purity and cleaniness and prompt and courteous treatment, FOLEY big ran on our’Ice Cream and Oandies Commercial « Street..> a Council Chambers. Try them. 2--State, -bythese presents}Fall Campaign. Oyster Bay, August 7th—President Roosevelt returned here this morning. This afternoon he entertained at luncheon Senatore Stevart and Platt of Conneceticut, ex-Senator Laughiia of Buffalo, Representatives Overstreet, Sherman and Littaur, Gen. Clarkson of New York, and or Olark of the Hartford Couraut. The fall campaign was the topic of conversation. —+2oe-o Business Locals. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J, BritLan tf Loveland ia now selling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. ‘ “ nové-tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jolly tf mememenerwee roe ew meme . Booles! We have a splendid line of books.at all prices for old and young, among which are the foijowitg : ; : : None But the Brave Ohimmie Fadden and Mr. Paul : Truth Dexter Brinton Eliot A Prince of Good Fellows The Captain of the GrayHorse Croop The 18:h District Heart’s Courageous Tha Battle Ground A Double-Barreled DeMiss Petticoats The Oabbage Patch The Cost of Freedom The Leopard’s Spots The Winding Road Boos ! In the Country God’ Forgot The Colonials _. Rauson’s Folly The House With Green © Shutters Policeman Flynn The Desert and the Lawn Etc,, Eto., Eto. tective Story TAYLON'S BEST flavoring Cxtrads, 50c 50 50 50 30 = 50 50 50 50 50 The above goods are put up under our Own name and are guarnnteed to please. Customers invariably ask for them again and again, 000 yoee Taylor's Tea & Coffee House * Coffee Roasters Broad streetSTRAWBERRY ..... FRUIT COLORING... Tea Blenders Nevada City, Cal. 4 eincahantiiaialeiatatohaislshclelalelaleisianl eu Woodpecker Citra Mil Yew Shape : HI HPAI I ee RR TE ARI IA AAAI AAAI IISA II Sweet and Fragrant Ory Ghem h TT i cloiciniolohenmaielahainionsnaeinienteie’ snieieieieieiohielanieleiolenielel > TEN FLAVORS.. . VINTON’S PHARMACY. If so be prepared. spect my stock of ——<—$————$— Are You Going 000000000 000000 000000000 00000000000 0000009000000000000000000 Camping? Call and inCamp Stoves, Dutch Ovens, Kettles, Coffee Pots, Etc. They are light and durable and are very reasonable in price. GEO. E. TURNER . " Pine Street, Nevada City, a ee Another bi Now is the time to Buy Reduction in Prices E have made a big reduction W on all our Summer Goods -and are determined to clear our shelves and make room for fall goods. Come and get our prices. SNELL Corner @ FLEMING of Broad and Pine Streets. TT TT I IDR TTT ST Price List Large Green Olives Ripe QUGEE us cdctinesietin teas: Green Olives Sweet Pickles..... Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips. .... Pickled Pigsfeet tot 50 cents per quart 25 cents per quart . 25 cents per quart Auainoticnanen sees conte per quart 25 cents Pe quart .. 25 cents a pound 1o cents a pound Ohe Ree Stwe @ Grocery, J. JACKSON, Proprietor. » t Lumber nen Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— ‘gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & Telephone 6521. F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS. Electric Cars Pass