December 10, 1897 (4 pages)

ON! ey until we e Store. ays. Goods vant to take n’s Shoes sand Chilnts. pair for 25 air for 25 cts. h $1. ents each, 25 cents. ts, STORE, ANAGER. eine = unl y 7 Icy nn YOPALAYTT AAA NPP Add ae a if] mauris a house, a , don’t fail to ding! igles ASSware. , Grass Hooks, ~ Down, Wik’ ithing. ng and for St. THE TRANSORIPT. ‘TuLEPHONE No. 4. ~ PERSONAL POINTERS, FRIDAY. .: ..DEC, 10, 1897. and Young. TH GRAND JURY, Its Labors Concluded This Afternoon— Nothing Important Done, The Grand Jury concluded its labors at 2:40 o’clock this afternoon and submitted its report. Some of the justices of the peace in this township and Grass Valley are criticised for inflicting too light penalties, and the report says: “The courts are not maintained for the constant exercise of leniency toward criminals at the expense of the’tax payers. Fault is found because some of the court-bills are excessive, and officers —arewarned to exercise better judgment The practice of some of the justices in these two townships of giving some convicted persons’ time to raise the amount of their fines is condemned. . been at the California mine for some. Maltman, Henry Brown, Mark Smith destination of the former was San Jose . terday morning on a hunting expediit was feared he would collapge. On tion. in the vicinity of Round Moun-) the gallows he tottered and had to be tain, going in a double rig. They re-. supported, and when the noose was beriver. His shotgun was-discharged untse sdjosied. ‘hs. Wallen alfce’. 6 expectedly, blowing off his left arm. scream, but this was prevented by the does not remove a certain pig pen from the vicinity of Alata Hill by March Ist, that the District Attorney begin action. The officers of Nevada City and Grass Valley are urged to enforce the law prohibiting minors from entering ~. galoons. The charges of perjury against Thos. Anderson and of obtaining money under false pretenses against Edward Conradt were ignored. The erection of an addition to the courthouse, to be used as a hall of records, is deemed advisable. __ District Attorney Riley is thanked for his courtesy to the jury.The various county officers are com. mended for the excellent imanner in which their various departments are conducted. A YBRY SAD CASE. A Young Woman Made a Depraved/ Drunkard by a Spell of Sickness. Annie McCabe, an unmarried Grass Valley woman 25 years old, was lodged in the county jail today to serve thirty days for being a common drunkard. Her case is asad one. She is most respectably connected, and her relations have done everthing they can think of to straighten her up, but without availHer craze for drink amounts to a mania. As a girl she was exemplary in her habits and had a bright mind: Three years ago she had anattack of typhoid fever and almost died. When she got around again her whole nature had d and her career of drunkenness . She became so low that she would stand in front of the postoffice at mail time and beg the throngs of men who came and went for small sums of money with which to buy liquor. There ’ is little chance that .she will ever recover from the mania. A Dearth of Shows. ‘Up to this time no large shows have been booked for the theater at this city during the present month. Until Grass Valley builds a theater we cannot expect to have many first-class attractions, as the expense of coming so far .off the main line td play a one-night :stand is heavier than the business will \warrant in mostinstances. Aside from tthis drawback Nevada City is rated as ‘one of the best show-towns on the coast. ‘ nae Old-Timers Pull Up Stakes. John Robinson and family, who for years have conducted the Plum Valley ranch in Sierra county near Pike City, have sold that property and today left this city for Monmouth, New Jersey, where they expect to live in future. The Robinsons have many friends in this part of the State who are sorry to ‘ gee them go away. Ready to Call Time. Everything.is about ready for the Beckman-Gilmore~ fight on Monday evening. Barney Schreiber Hartman, Riley Grannan Smith and Dan Stuart Webber, the promoters of the carnival of sport and charity, together with Wyatt Earp Russell, the referee, guar’ antee a hot time. Pay Day T: morrow. Tomorrow will be the monthly payday at most of the mines, the Harmony not paying till Monday. About $60,000 will be disbursed by the various companies, and as most of this money will be spentin Nevada City the holiday trade should be good from now on. Threatening Weather. ‘This morning’s weather forecast was: Cloudy and unsettled weather, generally without rain, tonight and Saturday. —_—_—__—— A Drove of Turkeys. Commencing Friday evening and eontinuing each evening, a large lot of turkeys will be raffied off at the GuEnBROOK SaLoon. Call and win a turkey. ” d9-tf R. Smavons. New Goods. Heinz’s Chow Chow in bulk. Pickled Salmon Tro cents each. Salt Mackeral 5 cents each. A. WoLF. No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form . it. Adults prefer it Children ‘love i p Price 96mto bitter, neuseating Tonics. 23 eonts. jy} today : from Alleghany. ~ ill with pneumonia. J. E.-Campion of Forest: City has gone to Sacramento. Mrs. W. H. Crawford is suffering from an attack of pleurisy. . Col. George Stone of the Reward mining company is in town. es _. Charles Robbins of this city is _visiting his sister at Smartsville. J.M. Williams, a well-known miner of North Bloomfield, went to Grass Valley last evening. oh Frank Richards, manager of the New York hotel, is confined to his bed with inflammatory rheumatism. = =—~S~—S fectioner, is dangerously ill. She had five convulsions this forenoon. Al Motsch and Bert Owens, who have and of the latter Fresno. A. 8.Mangrum of the San Francisco firm.of Mangrum & Otter, manufacturers of grates, mantles furnaces, etc., was in town today. It is his firm that put the heating and ventilating apparatus in Washington schvolhouse. The job has proved a perfect success in every respect. It heats and ventilates better even than the contractors said it would: The Smartsville correspondent of the Appeal says: Henry German, the wellknown liveryman of North San_ Juan, accompanied an Eastern party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hill and Miss Belle Mallison of Kansas City to this place last Sunday. The principal] purpose of their visit was to see for the first-time the beautiful green and golden fruit characteristic of the orange which grows so luxurious and], abundant in this vicinity. A Pioneer. Dying. ~ James Bottomley, a native of England aged 88 years, is dying at his home at Red Dog of pneumonia. He is one of the pioneer miners of Little York township, and the oldest man in that part of the county. He has been ill but a short time, but his condition is hope of his recovery. Those who have known him intimately for years say that Nevada county will lose one of her grandest old men when James Bottomley passes away. 2oe Looking Toward California. W. H. Mills, land agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, states that the. prospects for California were never better than they are at present. Inquiries for California lands have been received from all parts of the Union, and indications are that there will be a great many visitors here from the Northwest: and from the Eastern States who will spend the winter, if not settle here permanently. Hitch in the Water Bonds. The eastern buyers of the ‘water bonds of this city have raised technical objections to the form of the bonds in one or two respects and want some slight changes made before paying over the money. This will cause a short delay, but the differences will doubtless be adjusted satisfactorily to all concerned. Boy’s Double Breasted Ulsters, with high collars. Nice goods. At all prices. At Carter & Johnston’s. d4 . (Your money back on apy holiday purchase if it is not satisfactory, at Dickerman’s. : a3 Hand-Painted China. “They are just elegant,” so say the ladies who have examined the handpainted china at Leutje & Brand’s. Go and see the pretty things. Everybody invited whether they desire to purchase or not. n30 Ladies, Take Notice. If you don’t see just what you want in Maher & Co.’s store just call for it. They will send and get. anything you need not take it. No extra charge will be made for getting just what you want. It Tue Adlake Camera for 4x5 views is a dandy. Best snap-shot box made. Ask to see it at Dickerman’s. a6 BrusH, comb and tray sets—beauties. Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s. Liat a6 Fine “Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. [28 ——— — Pills stimulate the stomach, rouse the liver, cure A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old N. H. Jepsen retarned to Relief Hill Wirth came down yesterday Mrs. George Beyer of Spenceville is critical and the family have abandoned . . BRIEF. MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Detroit, Michigan, like Nevada City, has a Piety Hill.The Excelsior Water. and Mining Company have a small force of miners at work developing one of their ledges in the vicinity of Timbuctoo. James W. Wood died at Globe City, Arizona, last week Thursday. He was nearly thirty years old and a grandson of James W. Wood of Sweetland. Mrs. Matilda J. Greenlaw, mother of Mrs. Niles Searls Jr., of Oakland, died at her home in Sacramento last Monday. She was a native of England, with assault with a deadly weapon with . . intent to. commit marder, a felony. Truckee. posed of William Hoskins Jr., Clarence turned last evening, bringing back with them thirteen quail as a result of their day’s labor. "GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Record of the Doings of Our Neighbors. George Mainhart of the Omaha went to San Francisco today. tightening of the noose. The drop fell at 10:80. Although with it. ‘ The Episcopal fair is provinga suc-. J cess. It will remain open Saturday evening. é L.G. Bassett, superintendent of conbs struction of the Electric Power comtertained::the Ladies’ Whist Club at her home'on Richardson street yesterday afternoon. County celebrated her thirteenth. birthday at which thirty of her little friends were present. ALLENDER PAYS Was Brave Almost to the Last, ‘Then Weakened. San Quentin, December 10.—Haavey Allender, the double murderer, was hanged here this morning. He was quite restless last night, sleeping only two hours. This morning he was up quite early and spent considerable time District Attorney Riley has filed an/. reading the Bible till Chaplain Drahms information charging Horace La Fevre. arrived to give him. spiritual consolation. While Allender was dress‘La Fovre isthe man charged “with (28 he. said_he thought. it-wouldbe iiss. Yaskes Foley, wife of the con‘shooting at a railroad brakeman at. ™O°re humane if condemned men were ‘ hung early in the morning, as their A party of young gentlemen com-} nerves are steadier then. As the hour for the execution doomed man became very nervous and approached the Allender’s neck was broken by the fall] wreck this morning on the N. C. & O. life was not extinct until thirteen minutes later. Hangman Lunt says Allender was as game a man as he ever saw suffer the/a prominent citizen of Reno, had his The minstrels’ paraphernalia has ardeath penalty, being courageous al-. pack badly cut. rived, and the boys are well pleased . Most to the last. He thinks the next man he will hang will be Durrant on anuary 7th. The story of Allender’s crime is a reolting one and offers no redeeming feature. His trial proved that he was a. ™other, is hourly growing weaker and pany, isen route home from Chicago . calloused brute, who in a jealous rage her breathing becomes more labored as Mrs. J. R. Crocker very pleasantly en. wantonly murdered two persons on. the hours pass on. The physicians say Third street, San Jose, on Sunday, Au. if is hardly probable that she will live gust 9, 1896. His victims were Vinanzi Gladys: Rogers, daughter of the . Crossetti and Walberga Feiner, who Superintendent of Schools, . were betrothed lovers. Allender was formerly .a very intiWednesday evening by yiving a party . mate friend of the girl, and once propie 1 lage, but she refused ‘him. Weare not afraid to meet. When in Mrs. 8. J. Prisk, leader of the Metho. Shortly after this refusal Miss Feiner . tne pretty things. We want you to dist choir, was tendered a surprise. became engaged to Crossetti. They . see that we carry the largest and finparty last night by members of the; had since been very devoted to each . est line of goods ever brought to Nechurch and choir who took with them’; other and were to have been married . vada City. THE PENALTY. presented through Rev. E. R. Willis. eo The Canadian Gold Commissioners. Some things may be done better in Canada thanin this county. For example, there is the Gold GommissonerHe sits right on the ground. where the dispute arises, hears evidence while the witnesses are alive and available, uses his own common sense and good judgment, and renders his decison in time for the legal owner to work his claim next day The chances are that the Gold Commissioner gives better satisfaction generally in a mining camp than could any poking process of appeal. ———_— + 260-2 Will Start Work Next Week. Superintendent Kirkham is getting in a stock of supplies at the. Mountain Chief mine in Willow Valley. Next week he will set two shifts of men at work cleaning out and extending the old tunnel. ; Grove’s TasteLtEess Ont Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. Never Equalled. The Grand Bargain ‘Bazar «in the jy19-6m Nevada City. n27-tf To Cure = Cold in One Day Tower Building has opened and gifts . trifling. , are sold at prices never equalled in various gifts and offerings which were . in October last. Allender never gave. THE FRANK GOLDEN JEWELRY CO. We kre Here to Stay, her up, but continually haunted the couple and made threats against both ofthem. They received a number of threatening letters containing drawings of skulls and crossbones. . The unfortunate girl had been in ' this country only a few years, and her . only relative here was a sister, whg was ‘a house servant. Crossetti was a blacksmith, a good mechanic, 24 years of age. He was.a member of the Italian Benevolent Society and San Jose Hussars. On the afternoon of August 9th the young couple went out fora walk and had reached a point on North Third street, near Santa Clara, when suddenly they were intercepted by Allender, who jumped from a bicycle he had been riding and made an attempt to talk to the girl. She would not listen to him and sought to get by him, when suddenly Allender whipped out a sixshooter and fired at her. The bullet took effect in the girl’s neck and she fell. Allender then fired a shot into her body as she lay’on the ground. Crossetti was right upon Allender and attempted to take the pistol away from him. The shooter then turned Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar . his pistol upon Crossetti and shot him tonic and retails for 50c. To get the} onceinthe abdomen. Crossetti ran to the engine house across the street and expired. Allender turned the pistol upon himself and fired, inflicting a wound in the head which proved to be The trial was attended by large crowds and Allender sought by various erratic acts to prove insanity. The jury was . not deceived, however, and his, San Quentin penitentiary. Theappeal, however, was soon-dismissed on motion of Attorney-General Fitzgerald. A third sentence was therefore necessary, 8th. Anappeal to the Governor was also made but denied. Upon the receipt of the news that nothing further could be done for him, Allender said: “I don’t want any lawyer's humbuggery. Iam ready to suffer. Iam content to die when they. say I shall.” Allender has a father, sister and a brother living at San Jose. _He was a carpenter by trade. and this was pronounced on November . ’ “4 MRS. W. 75 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, From 5 cents to $1 00 each. A magnificent stock of Linen Art Goods, Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Panes Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest, H. CRAWFORD. HIS LEFT ARM Terrible Accident-to an-Alameda County Man.Invineton, December 10.—John Blacow met with a terrible accident today while hunting on the San Joaquin Railroad Wreck, RENO, Nev., December 10.—There was narrow gauge railroad five miles north of here, and two of-the three passengers were seriously hurt. 8S. O. Wells, The Bnd Is Near, Canton, Ohio, December 10.—Mrs. India Relish, + 4 + WOLF, ” Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, Good Things for ee Dinner eos a TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer, Chutney. HH ot ot [ {NGREDIENTS FOR ’ MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME (» HH Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. The Cash Grocer. Nancy McKinley, the President’s through the night, and her death is likely to occur at any time. OUTSIDE COMPETITION town drop into the store and look at Boots and Shoes As Cheap as the Cheapest. en away Xmas. purchase to the amount of one dollar. A. J. Bovey & Bro. Cottage Organ ‘The Chicago Has attained a standard of excellence whichadmis of no superior. econ every improvement that inventive D WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF —AND— ct 2b pci Kb bx Bx 26x xb Ses Bor Fo) GoS-Ga-fas-fo5 Sas DLR LA TSR SEs SEs SEs on Nor Sa Na Sa Se Sea ea Ne Wert Srl SOs NST NAST Na FOUR ~ f POINTS Bar) To be considered in «3, Men’s Made to Order’ Clothing oa ARE . STYLE, é FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. References— My Patrons. Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. [Sos oro L 4 c ert NZ o Woe Wyse Nore rsd Pon, d Hartman— ; (Prince of Cutters” SLX lm Kix Ki KI KE ED Ra Cas (ya) Racy ac} Gan aac 2) ) (8), (C3) O) @ (c) SoESY Sas Nas? Na SOrs7 Wars Waa New Goods Arriving Daily, Which We Will Sell An Elegant Dressed Doll will be givOne chance for each BROAD STREET. ' TE us, skill and money can produce. These excelient Organs are celebrated for volpolicy is to buy ment and pr Comm — No STALE GOops. OO-6-6664600064 I receive fresh$ Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My THE BEST TO BE HAD And to-#ell At the Lowest Prices. One price to all, courteous treatompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, ercial Street, Nevada City. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. . conviction followed on September 1 All Druggists. refund the money if it! 1896. Allender appealed, claiming that 84-6m ume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of combination, artistic design, beauty in finish perfect construction, making them the most attractive, ornamental and desirable organs for fails to Cure. 25c. Six Handkerchiefs, Initial, for 25 want and if it is not ‘satisfactory you . cents, 50 cents and 75 cents, at Carter & Johnston’s. #P the Court erred in its: instructions to the jury on the question of insanity. The Supreme Court found that there was no error, and that having pleaded insanity it was the duty of Allender to BORN. prove the same'by a preponderance of evidence. As this was not done, the judgment of the lower Court was afhomes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc 2 @ : ; Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, fnsomina, nervousness, and, 2 if not relieved, bilious fever Bem ad . [3 dizziness, conspeticn te, ceased Uaseaseelie At Grsss Valley, December 9th, to the wife of Al Rowe, a son. YOUR NAME ENGRAYED Free of charge on all articles purchased of us. Drop in any day and see the latest up to date engraving. No machine work, Engraving by one posted in the art. Don’t confound our lettering with other work you have seen. ; THE FRANK GOLDEN JEWELRY CO. SAN FRANCISCOsseeeeee swoBUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. @@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. -@R 200 pupils secured positions in 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a positioa. a19-6m firmed. The Supreme Court handed down its opinion last May and Allender was again resentenced to die, this time on September 38d. But an appeal to the United States,Supreme Court from the denial of a writ of habeas corpus again prevented action by the warden of the ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, SKILLED; WORKMEN BEST MATERIA L,~ COMBINED. MAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTRUCTION OOKS ANT PIANO OOLS Catalogues and Price Lists on application, Chicago Cottage Organ Co. a QUA FIRST: SURPRISE SALE Will Take place December 10th. The Ladies of this city will have an opportunity on that day to get some fine bargains in Winter UWillinery at' Cost. Remember Friday Only. leaving a small cash advance. 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ON! ey until we e Store. ays. Goods vant to take n’s Shoes sand Chilnts. pair for 25 air for 25 cts. h $1. ents each, 25 cents. ts, STORE, ANAGER. eine = unl y 7 Icy nn YOPALAYTT AAA NPP Add ae a if] mauris a house, a , don’t fail to ding! igles ASSware. , Grass Hooks, ~ Down, Wik’ ithing. ng and for St. THE TRANSORIPT. ‘TuLEPHONE No. 4. ~ PERSONAL POINTERS, FRIDAY. ..: ....DEC, 10, 1897. and Young. TH GRAND JURY, Its Labors Concluded This Afternoon— Nothing Important Done, The Grand Jury concluded its labors at 2:40 o’clock this afternoon and submitted its report. Some of the justices of the peace in this township and Grass Valley are criticised for inflicting too light penalties, and the report says: “The courts are not maintained for the constant exercise of leniency toward criminals at the expense of the’tax payers. Fault is found because some of the court-bills are excessive, and officers —arewarned to exercise better judgment The practice of some of the justices in these two townships of giving some convicted persons’ time to raise the amount of their fines is condemned. . been at the California mine for some. Maltman, Henry Brown, Mark Smith destination of the former was San Jose . terday morning on a hunting expediit was feared he would collapge. On tion. in the vicinity of Round Moun-) the gallows he tottered and had to be tain, going in a double rig. They re-. supported, and when the noose was beriver. His shotgun was-discharged untse sdjosied. ‘hs. Wallen alfce’. 6 expectedly, blowing off his left arm. scream, but this was prevented by the does not remove a certain pig pen from the vicinity of Alata Hill by March Ist, that the District Attorney begin action. The officers of Nevada City and Grass Valley are urged to enforce the law prohibiting minors from entering ~. galoons. The charges of perjury against Thos. Anderson and of obtaining money under false pretenses against Edward Conradt were ignored. The erection of an addition to the courthouse, to be used as a hall of records, is deemed advisable. __ District Attorney Riley is thanked for his courtesy to the jury.The various county officers are com. mended for the excellent imanner in which their various departments are conducted. A YBRY SAD CASE. A Young Woman Made a Depraved/ Drunkard by a Spell of Sickness. Annie McCabe, an unmarried Grass Valley woman 25 years old, was lodged in the county jail today to serve thirty days for being a common drunkard. Her case is asad one. She is most respectably connected, and her relations have done everthing they can think of to straighten her up, but without availHer craze for drink amounts to a mania. As a girl she was exemplary in her habits and had a bright mind: Three years ago she had anattack of typhoid fever and almost died. When she got around again her whole nature had d and her career of drunkenness . She became so low that she would stand in front of the postoffice at mail time and beg the throngs of men who came and went for small sums of money with which to buy liquor. There ’ is little chance that .she will ever recover from the mania. A Dearth of Shows. ‘Up to this time no large shows have been booked for the theater at this city during the present month. Until Grass Valley builds a theater we cannot expect to have many first-class attractions, as the expense of coming so far .off the main line td play a one-night :stand is heavier than the business will \warrant in mostinstances. Aside from tthis drawback Nevada City is rated as ‘one of the best show-towns on the coast. ‘ nae Old-Timers Pull Up Stakes. John Robinson and family, who for years have conducted the Plum Valley ranch in Sierra county near Pike City, have sold that property and today left this city for Monmouth, New Jersey, where they expect to live in future. The Robinsons have many friends in this part of the State who are sorry to ‘ gee them go away. Ready to Call Time. Everything.is about ready for the Beckman-Gilmore~ fight on Monday evening. Barney Schreiber Hartman, Riley Grannan Smith and Dan Stuart Webber, the promoters of the carnival of sport and charity, together with Wyatt Earp Russell, the referee, guar’ antee a hot time. Pay Day T: morrow. Tomorrow will be the monthly payday at most of the mines, the Harmony not paying till Monday. About $60,000 will be disbursed by the various companies, and as most of this money will be spentin Nevada City the holiday trade should be good from now on. Threatening Weather. ‘This morning’s weather forecast was: Cloudy and unsettled weather, generally without rain, tonight and Saturday. —_—_—__—— A Drove of Turkeys. Commencing Friday evening and eontinuing each evening, a large lot of turkeys will be raffied off at the GuEnBROOK SaLoon. Call and win a turkey. ” d9-tf R. Smavons. New Goods. Heinz’s Chow Chow in bulk. Pickled Salmon Tro cents each. Salt Mackeral 5 cents each. A. WoLF. No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form . it. Adults prefer it Children ‘love i p Price 96mto bitter, neuseating Tonics. 23 eonts. jy} today : from Alleghany. ~ ill with pneumonia. J. E.-Campion of Forest: City has gone to Sacramento. Mrs. W. H. Crawford is suffering from an attack of pleurisy. . Col. George Stone of the Reward mining company is in town. es _. Charles Robbins of this city is _visiting his sister at Smartsville. J.M. Williams, a well-known miner of North Bloomfield, went to Grass Valley last evening. oh Frank Richards, manager of the New York hotel, is confined to his bed with inflammatory rheumatism. = =—~S~—S fectioner, is dangerously ill. She had five convulsions this forenoon. Al Motsch and Bert Owens, who have and of the latter Fresno. A. 8.Mangrum of the San Francisco firm.of Mangrum & Otter, manufacturers of grates, mantles furnaces, etc., was in town today. It is his firm that put the heating and ventilating apparatus in Washington schvolhouse. The job has proved a perfect success in every respect. It heats and ventilates better even than the contractors said it would: The Smartsville correspondent of the Appeal says: Henry German, the wellknown liveryman of North San_ Juan, accompanied an Eastern party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hill and Miss Belle Mallison of Kansas City to this place last Sunday. The principal] purpose of their visit was to see for the first-time the beautiful green and golden fruit characteristic of the orange which grows so luxurious and], abundant in this vicinity. A Pioneer. Dying. ~ James Bottomley, a native of England aged 88 years, is dying at his home at Red Dog of pneumonia. He is one of the pioneer miners of Little York township, and the oldest man in that part of the county. He has been ill but a short time, but his condition is hope of his recovery. Those who have known him intimately for years say that Nevada county will lose one of her grandest old men when James Bottomley passes away. 2oe Looking Toward California. W. H. Mills, land agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, states that the. prospects for California were never better than they are at present. Inquiries for California lands have been received from all parts of the Union, and indications are that there will be a great many visitors here from the Northwest: and from the Eastern States who will spend the winter, if not settle here permanently. Hitch in the Water Bonds. The eastern buyers of the ‘water bonds of this city have raised technical objections to the form of the bonds in one or two respects and want some slight changes made before paying over the money. This will cause a short delay, but the differences will doubtless be adjusted satisfactorily to all concerned. Boy’s Double Breasted Ulsters, with high collars. Nice goods. At all prices. At Carter & Johnston’s. d4 . (Your money back on apy holiday purchase if it is not satisfactory, at Dickerman’s. : a3 Hand-Painted China. “They are just elegant,” so say the ladies who have examined the handpainted china at Leutje & Brand’s. Go and see the pretty things. Everybody invited whether they desire to purchase or not. n30 Ladies, Take Notice. If you don’t see just what you want in Maher & Co.’s store just call for it. They will send and get. anything you need not take it. No extra charge will be made for getting just what you want. It Tue Adlake Camera for 4x5 views is a dandy. Best snap-shot box made. Ask to see it at Dickerman’s. a6 BrusH, comb and tray sets—beauties. Call early and pick one out, at Dickerman’s. Liat a6 Fine “Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. [28 ——— — Pills stimulate the stomach, rouse the liver, cure A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old N. H. Jepsen retarned to Relief Hill Wirth came down yesterday Mrs. George Beyer of Spenceville is critical and the family have abandoned . . BRIEF. MENTION.. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Detroit, Michigan, like Nevada City, has a Piety Hill.The Excelsior Water. and Mining Company have a small force of miners at work developing one of their ledges in the vicinity of Timbuctoo. James W. Wood died at Globe City, Arizona, last week Thursday. He was nearly thirty years old and a grandson of James W. Wood of Sweetland. Mrs. Matilda J. Greenlaw, mother of Mrs. Niles Searls Jr., of Oakland, died at her home in Sacramento last Monday. She was a native of England, with assault with a deadly weapon with . . intent to. commit marder, a felony. Truckee. posed of William Hoskins Jr., Clarence turned last evening, bringing back with them thirteen quail as a result of their day’s labor. "GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Record of the Doings of Our Neighbors. George Mainhart of the Omaha went to San Francisco today. tightening of the noose. The drop fell at 10:80. Although with it. ‘ The Episcopal fair is provinga suc-. J cess. It will remain open Saturday evening. é L.G. Bassett, superintendent of conbs struction of the Electric Power comtertained::the Ladies’ Whist Club at her home'on Richardson street yesterday afternoon. County celebrated her thirteenth. birthday at which thirty of her little friends were present. ALLENDER PAYS Was Brave Almost to the Last, ‘Then Weakened. San Quentin, December 10.—Haavey Allender, the double murderer, was hanged here this morning. He was quite restless last night, sleeping only two hours. This morning he was up quite early and spent considerable time District Attorney Riley has filed an/. reading the Bible till Chaplain Drahms information charging Horace La Fevre. arrived to give him. spiritual consolation. While Allender was dress‘La Fovre isthe man charged “with (28 he. said_he thought. it-wouldbe iiss. Yaskes Foley, wife of the con‘shooting at a railroad brakeman at. ™O°re humane if condemned men were ‘ hung early in the morning, as their A party of young gentlemen com-} nerves are steadier then. As the hour for the execution doomed man became very nervous and approached the

Allender’s neck was broken by the fall] wreck this morning on the N. C. & O. life was not extinct until thirteen minutes later. Hangman Lunt says Allender was as game a man as he ever saw suffer the/a prominent citizen of Reno, had his The minstrels’ paraphernalia has ardeath penalty, being courageous al-. pack badly cut. rived, and the boys are well pleased . Most to the last. He thinks the next man he will hang will be Durrant on anuary 7th. The story of Allender’s crime is a reolting one and offers no redeeming feature. His trial proved that he was a. ™other, is hourly growing weaker and pany, isen route home from Chicago . calloused brute, who in a jealous rage her breathing becomes more labored as Mrs. J. R. Crocker very pleasantly en. wantonly murdered two persons on. the hours pass on. The physicians say Third street, San Jose, on Sunday, Au. if is hardly probable that she will live gust 9, 1896. His victims were Vinanzi Gladys: Rogers, daughter of the . Crossetti and Walberga Feiner, who Superintendent of Schools, . were betrothed lovers. Allender was formerly .a very intiWednesday evening by yiving a party . mate friend of the girl, and once propie 1 lage, but she refused ‘him. Weare not afraid to meet. When in Mrs. 8. J. Prisk, leader of the Metho. Shortly after this refusal Miss Feiner . tne pretty things. We want you to dist choir, was tendered a surprise. became engaged to Crossetti. They . see that we carry the largest and finparty last night by members of the; had since been very devoted to each . est line of goods ever brought to Nechurch and choir who took with them’; other and were to have been married . vada City. THE PENALTY. presented through Rev. E. R. Willis. eo The Canadian Gold Commissioners. Some things may be done better in Canada thanin this county. For example, there is the Gold GommissonerHe sits right on the ground. where the dispute arises, hears evidence while the witnesses are alive and available, uses his own common sense and good judgment, and renders his decison in time for the legal owner to work his claim next day The chances are that the Gold Commissioner gives better satisfaction generally in a mining camp than could any poking process of appeal. ———_— + 260-2 Will Start Work Next Week. Superintendent Kirkham is getting in a stock of supplies at the. Mountain Chief mine in Willow Valley. Next week he will set two shifts of men at work cleaning out and extending the old tunnel. ; Grove’s TasteLtEess Ont Tonic is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon GENUINE ask for GROVE’s. Never Equalled. The Grand Bargain ‘Bazar «in the jy19-6m Nevada City. n27-tf To Cure = Cold in One Day Tower Building has opened and gifts . trifling. , are sold at prices never equalled in various gifts and offerings which were . in October last. Allender never gave. THE FRANK GOLDEN JEWELRY CO. We kre Here to Stay, her up, but continually haunted the couple and made threats against both ofthem. They received a number of threatening letters containing drawings of skulls and crossbones. . The unfortunate girl had been in ' this country only a few years, and her . only relative here was a sister, whg was ‘a house servant. Crossetti was a blacksmith, a good mechanic, 24 years of age. He was.a member of the Italian Benevolent Society and San Jose Hussars. On the afternoon of August 9th the young couple went out fora walk and had reached a point on North Third street, near Santa Clara, when suddenly they were intercepted by Allender, who jumped from a bicycle he had been riding and made an attempt to talk to the girl. She would not listen to him and sought to get by him, when suddenly Allender whipped out a sixshooter and fired at her. The bullet took effect in the girl’s neck and she fell. Allender then fired a shot into her body as she lay’on the ground. Crossetti was right upon Allender and attempted to take the pistol away from him. The shooter then turned Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar . his pistol upon Crossetti and shot him tonic and retails for 50c. To get the} onceinthe abdomen. Crossetti ran to the engine house across the street and expired. Allender turned the pistol upon himself and fired, inflicting a wound in the head which proved to be The trial was attended by large crowds and Allender sought by various erratic acts to prove insanity. The jury was . not deceived, however, and his, San Quentin penitentiary. Theappeal, however, was soon-dismissed on motion of Attorney-General Fitzgerald. A third sentence was therefore necessary, 8th. Anappeal to the Governor was also made but denied. Upon the receipt of the news that nothing further could be done for him, Allender said: “I don’t want any lawyer's humbuggery. Iam ready to suffer. Iam content to die when they. say I shall.” Allender has a father, sister and a brother living at San Jose. _He was a carpenter by trade. and this was pronounced on November . ’ “4 MRS. W. 75 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, From 5 cents to $1 00 each. A magnificent stock of Linen Art Goods, Embroidery Silk, Etc., for Panes Work. A Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest, H. CRAWFORD. HIS LEFT ARM Terrible Accident-to an-Alameda County Man.Invineton, December 10.—John Blacow met with a terrible accident today while hunting on the San Joaquin Railroad Wreck, RENO, Nev., December 10.—There was narrow gauge railroad five miles north of here, and two of-the three passengers were seriously hurt. 8S. O. Wells, The Bnd Is Near, Canton, Ohio, December 10.—Mrs. India Relish, + 4 + WOLF, ” Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, Good Things for ee Dinner eos a TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer, Chutney. HH ot ot [ {NGREDIENTS FOR ’ MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME (» HH Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. The Cash Grocer. Nancy McKinley, the President’s through the night, and her death is likely to occur at any time. OUTSIDE COMPETITION town drop into the store and look at Boots and Shoes As Cheap as the Cheapest. en away Xmas. purchase to the amount of one dollar. A. J. Bovey & Bro. Cottage Organ ‘The Chicago Has attained a standard of excellence whichadmis of no superior. econ every improvement that inventive D WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF —AND— ct 2b pci Kb bx Bx 26x xb Ses Bor Fo) GoS-Ga-fas-fo5 Sas DLR LA TSR SEs SEs SEs on Nor Sa Na Sa Se Sea ea Ne Wert Srl SOs NST NAST Na FOUR ~ f POINTS Bar) To be considered in «3, Men’s Made to Order’ Clothing oa ARE . STYLE, é FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. References— My Patrons. Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. [Sos oro L 4 c ert NZ o Woe Wyse Nore rsd Pon, d Hartman— ; (Prince of Cutters” SLX lm Kix Ki KI KE ED Ra Cas (ya) Racy ac} Gan aac 2) ) (8), (C3) O) @ (c) SoESY Sas Nas? Na SOrs7 Wars Waa New Goods Arriving Daily, Which We Will Sell An Elegant Dressed Doll will be givOne chance for each BROAD STREET. ' TE us, skill and money can produce. These excelient Organs are celebrated for volpolicy is to buy ment and pr Comm — No STALE GOops. OO-6-6664600064 I receive fresh$ Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My THE BEST TO BE HAD And to-#ell At the Lowest Prices. One price to all, courteous treatompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, ercial Street, Nevada City. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. . conviction followed on September 1 All Druggists. refund the money if it! 1896. Allender appealed, claiming that 84-6m ume, quality of tone, quick response, variety of combination, artistic design, beauty in finish perfect construction, making them the most attractive, ornamental and desirable organs for fails to Cure. 25c. Six Handkerchiefs, Initial, for 25 want and if it is not ‘satisfactory you . cents, 50 cents and 75 cents, at Carter & Johnston’s. #P the Court erred in its: instructions to the jury on the question of insanity. The Supreme Court found that there was no error, and that having pleaded insanity it was the duty of Allender to BORN. prove the same'by a preponderance of evidence. As this was not done, the judgment of the lower Court was afhomes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc 2 @ : ; Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents digestion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, fnsomina, nervousness, and, 2 if not relieved, bilious fever Bem ad . [3 dizziness, conspeticn te, ceased Uaseaseelie At Grsss Valley, December 9th, to the wife of Al Rowe, a son. YOUR NAME ENGRAYED Free of charge on all articles purchased of us. Drop in any day and see the latest up to date engraving. No machine work, Engraving by one posted in the art. Don’t confound our lettering with other work you have seen. ; THE FRANK GOLDEN JEWELRY CO. SAN FRANCISCOsseeeeee swoBUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. @@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. -@R 200 pupils secured positions in 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has a positioa. a19-6m firmed. The Supreme Court handed down its opinion last May and Allender was again resentenced to die, this time on September 38d. But an appeal to the United States,Supreme Court from the denial of a writ of habeas corpus again prevented action by the warden of the ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, SKILLED; WORKMEN BEST MATERIA L,~ COMBINED. MAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN. INSTRUCTION OOKS ANT PIANO OOLS Catalogues and Price Lists on application, Chicago Cottage Organ Co. a QUA FIRST: SURPRISE SALE Will Take place December 10th. The Ladies of this city will have an opportunity on that day to get some fine bargains in Winter UWillinery at' Cost. Remember Friday Only. leaving a small cash advance. 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