July 16, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Da 4 BROWN & CALEINS, Prornrerons, eset, at Nevada City. Issued Every Evening, Sundays TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION == WEDNESDAY. 0 iccee. cee cgcees oe $6 Per Year. By Carrier, Delivered toany part «fjthe nS abe oes. dtly The Cheap Girl. HE FOLLOWING, writtten for one of our exchanges, ’ contains so much that can be given local application, 12 1-2¢ Per Wee 15, 1902 A Woodchopper Takes His Life While Despondent. a Peter Johnson yesterday found J. W. Brown, a woodchopper, in bis cabin at Bluse. ‘Tent inadying condition. He immediately summoned Dr.Sawyer, but wheh the physician arrived he fouad the man ina bad way and in a ee the Late Dr. Hunt ~. this Afternoon. The funeral services over the remaina of the late Dr. R. M. Hunt were held at the’family residence on Nevada street at five o’clock this afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev.’ W. A. Rimer of Trinity Eviscopal 50 Ms, Funeral Services. Over curred early this morning in the Daly-West mine, at the 1200-foot level, causing a great loss of life. One hundred and fifty men were at work when the disaster occurred. A heavy gas is issuing from the mine which prevents the rescue party from entering. . . . Assault With Deadly: esses Park City, Utah, July 16.—A terrible explosion oc-. that we commend it to the careful perusal of every mother: ~restlessness, or’ by an insincere _the death of Dr. BR. M. Haunt, atten " Laurél Parlor, No.6, N D.G.W., will type nervous women and girls take to locking the doors with special care. They are-afraid of being left alone of nights and they shudder if the door bell rings as if they expected murderous men to come banging at the doors asking for a chance to come in-and crunch their bones. This is nonsense, of course, tor everybody knows that murders are not done in any such formal fashion. “But I notice that as many'young girls may be found floating around the railway stations as before, I never go to the train without seeing at least two or three girls, young enough to be in short dresses, promenading the platform in an aimless way which tells that they haye no particular business there except to be seen and to see. ‘ They are good girls apparently, but are looking for a bit of fun; a little excitement, the thrill of seeing strangers come and go, anda chance to indulge in what they may think is harmless flirthtion. “If I had a daughter I’d be willing to take chances on unlocking doors and doorbells which ring at night, but I’d certainly beware of the railroad station habit. I never knew of any good to come of it to either women or girls, and it opens 'the way for untold harm to any girl.” $404044448448 ‘A Call fo Repentanee. F David B. Hill speaks to the Democracy as the Prophet Isaiah spoke to erring Israel, Grover Cleveland speaks Sas Jeremiah did of old. Jerusalem must be destroyed, Zion laid-a waste; “Democracy be pulled down because it has become the abode of strange gods and the shrine of strange rites. Says Mr. Cleveland: “Let us not forget, however, that it is not in the search of new and gaudy issues, nor the interpretation of strange visions that a strong and healthy Democracy displays its splendid power. Awmnvther party may thrive on the evershitting treatment of the ever-shifting moods of popular play upon unreasoning prejudice and selfish anticipation—but the Democratic party never,“ . The Ex-President may have hopes, but his faith cannot be strong. His mind harks back to the past rather than reaches into the future. His party is searching for “new and gaudy issues,” it still sees “strange visions,” and turns for inspiration to the Mountains of Moab rather than Moriah. Its policy is shifting, evanescent and contradictory, a cheap medley of opportunist propositions and economic fallacies. It still cheers for Bryan and hears of Samuel J. Tilden with glassy eyes and unkindled remembrance. Aspostasy aud political degeneracy have hopelessly corrupted the party of Jefferson, Jackson, Tilden and Cleveland, and the older and simpler faith has no power to move. It is hopelessly ad! dicted to visions, spasms and thé laying on of hands. Mr. Cleveland is like the Apostle Paul preaching to the worship. pers of Isis. They hear but do not understand. The sun of Democracy set with Grover Cleveland. Grass Valley Case. Board Supervisors The appeal case of .Dr. McCardy of The’ Board of Supervisors met in regGrass Valley to recover $40 for medi. -ular session today, all members being cal services rendered the child of O. C. present, Woi, H. Martin, President, ©. Mitchell, came up in the Superior presiding, Court today and. J udge Nilon took it} The following bills were found due uoder advisement, The case was ap-. ani ordered paid: pealed from.a Grass Valley Justice Court, which ite-deciei Wm. Foote. $6 60. ; ourt, whlch gave ite-decision in favor. F. L. Arbo t, $85.17. of Mr. Mitchell. ab bogast, $35 County Physician,. Married In Maine. Mies Lenora E. Beedle was married The Board of Sapervisors will take . 02 9409 26th at Richmond, Maine, to up the matter of appointing a County Alfred J. Niles. The bride isja daughf) . . . E. Beedle. ; \ o’clcck Seturday morning. It is thougbt that’ several applications for the plece will be presented. . Special Meeting, . EO pesca: J.M. Walling bas been appointed as superintendent of the erection of the bold a speciul meeting at: Masonic a mig bdo rind: time ago,to.be placed over the graves Hall, Friday evening, July 18th, at 7:80 e i o'clock sharp. et.iehich 21 ° tbe Grand . % 2ecraed soldiers in this county, Prevident, Ehza D. Keitle, will make Moulton of French Corral ie in Will Superiniend it. few minutes he died. On the table, “er near where the man was -found lying ‘ chloroform, but at that time it could not be determined whether or not Brown bed taken ‘sa overdose of the official’ of the county. The Oitizens drags. Deputy Coroner Gray wae Bank, of which deceased had been a notified and had the body removed to. director since it was first established, town and W. D. Viaton’s drugstore, closed Deceased was « quiet and industrious . 4! 8 o’clock, out of respect to a lifeman and was aged about forty-five long friend. The Masonic fraternity = attended in a body. The remains will years. At times he was despondent be taken to San Francisco tomorrow and wanted to be left alone and was a. for cremation, and the ashes of the laman who told but little of bis affairs, mented pioneer will be shipped to the For the past four years be has been State of New York, where they will be engaged In cutting wood inthe yicinae tapas of bis parents. May ity of Biue Tent and.during this time : has b:en em ployed by Morgan & Jepson, Mose Bates, P. Arbogaat, William Gien. Barnes Browning and others. He saved his Is Dying. a8 @ testimonial to one who had for 80 many years been a faithful money and at the time of his-death bad $100’in the Nevada County Bank. THE INQUEST. An inquest was held at 10 o’clock this morning and the following: facts brought out: : Peter Johnson, was sworn and testifled, and eaid: “I was acquainted with the deceased.: Have known him for the past four years. Part of that b ote saris in 08 otal good time living\ with him; antil the old wits . . One ES Pash Eee 886. Blue Tent House burned down, When . °O¥eVer sbie to be tu Court last week we lived apart we have visited back Lest night a very serious hemorrhage and forth all the time. The man had took place, and Dr. Jalius Roeenstein despondent epells most of the time. . ”"* by the attorney’s bedside all I went in to,see him yesterday mornnight. Dr. Rosenstein said today that ing about 7:80. and foud him up. I General Barnes bed only a fighting guksd him how lis sas. and be said be chance for his life. — Was pot well. Etold him he had berter eat hie breaktast, and then he. would feel better. He saidyes. I left him and went home. At about haif-psst tea J went over to see bim and found him lying on his bed. He was breathing very hard. I spike to San Francisco, July 15.—General W H. L. Barues, the well-known attorney, is very near death’s door at-the California Hotel. Hemorrhage of the stomach is fast draining away bis life. s tem mocracy mice . bill aud be did not answer-—ttried-toATA eye a me emple on ne Democracy. sia ee rouse him, bat could not do go. r. Official Proceedings, looked around and found an empty box that had contained morpz ine, and a bottle partly filled with Chloroform. He had a banckerchief over his face hie Baad eee when I found him. He has been ail-. -an the morihere, primer i an te ing for the past three years or more. Cipirmen of the Boa: d. poi 3 menting uring the past three days he was wares mine fd palin a day stusaite as quite despondent. he Assessment Roll cf ihe Inever knew that eompariug 1 No farther business coming before the Tumspay, July 14th, 1902. o he hed morpine in his possession, but . County bave seen him with chioroform. I. Board asa Board of Fqualization, the asked him what he done with it, and won ee eee Anarene oe he said he liked to emell*it, I think Chatvnes abit het he was a native of Maine, and that his Atteet; Fly Ansogast, Clerk. folke live there. I also notified Mr, y A.J. HOsKING. Deputy. Rice about his sickness, and told him I thought Joe bad taken poison. Mr. seacoast Nees tems Dr, W. P. Sawyer was sworn and testified that be arrived at 2:15 p.m. and found Brown lying on hie bed]: bia eyes hed coninated uacl tner. TOM in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. were po larger than the head of a pin, nd all symptoms pointed to morphine poisoning. I tried to bring him to, bat the dying man was too far gone. He thought that chloroform had very little todo with the man’s condition, for if be had used chloroform, death would have resulted almost immediately. Icould not sey whether there . Nevada, Ualifornia & Oregon railroad. was any chloroform used on the. He is also chief agent for Wells, handkerchief, for it might have evap. Fargo & Oo., at that place, : orated, " While playing with a nursing bottle Jobn Rice was swore and testified a8 . iagt Sunday afternoon the little obiid follows: Iam watchman for Blue Tent. o¢ srg, Sangmaster, who reside at property and have known the deceased . goott’s Fiat, bad the misfortane to infor four years. I met Brown when he first came to Blue Tent. He tived on the old Hager place until his cabin burned down, when he moved down near the old: Campbell house. Brown was a good, steady, hard-working man. but would not talk much, soI do not know much about his private affairs. He was lying on bie bed Sanday when which he states that be and bis partI went down to get him to fix an axe. ner won the second prize of $75 ina T went to work on Monday morning. drilliug contest at Tonopab, Nevada, Tneamey XT wae up and hed Ge Gre a ne Sourth’ of: July, They drilled going, but did — werk. Se. 26% inches and were handicapped by Johnson came down and told me that the bresking of a drill, The first prise Brown was dying. I went up and winners diilled 273¢ taahen P spoke to him, but he did not answer. ; . Iteok told of bis band and felt bis} Mrs. Murchie, who resides on the pulse, which was still going. I went. Red Dog road, while on her way home back and told Jobneon that he ought. &*tetduy sat down to rest near the to have a doctor, und be went and got . *"#vey ard and was accidentally struck Den Campbell to go to town after a} !0 the right eye by & piece of steel that pliysiclav, but Campbell was not there. flew from the chisel of a stonecatter I then took the stage and came in after . ¥20 was working nearby, Dr. Sawyer, who went out. Brown died : in the cabin where be used to live. A Runaway. ' THE JURY'S VERDICT, 5 : . The Coroner's jary retarned the fol: : z lowing ve diet: This-afternoon J. J. Snyder got out “We, the jary, find that.J.W. Brown. of his cart to go ito Hennessy’s came to his death on the 15h day of . stable and shortly afterwards an elecJuly at Blue Tent, The cause was! tric car came. up Broad _atreet; from morphine, self admiuietered with frightening the ‘horge which began to suicidal intent. A Saanons, ‘ran at a lively.rate up. Broad street E. W. Black, who at one time resided in thie city, is now located at. Plamas Janction, and is in the employ of the manner it pulled the glass tube out of the bottle and in‘doing so it struck the little one over the eye, inflicting a weund which required the services of Dr. Sawyer. his brother, Deputy Sheriff Pascoe, in yD -_ and probably would have been running her official vi-it. By order, town. eS ee yet had ‘not Wm. Harry caught the MBs. E. A. MOORE, Pres. E. A was up from Penn Vai‘ Gao. F. Jacons, animal at the corner of Broad and ley today. J = A. H. 5. LIER, . Pine streets. No damage was dene, charch, and were . very~ inipress-‘ The floral offerings were very, of! da of the beautifal desicedabas “Always.aiter.a.horrible-murder.--of -the~Nera~-Fuller‘Ware box or morpbineanda bottle of hi Tay Wes ot attie has. tie oF county officers attended the obsequies jaore the sight of the eye. In some}: W. H. Pascoe bas written a letter to A late telephone message says that 34 bodies have been reeovered. ' = ‘ i catenls PRR HHH DD . Gea Sie in Chicago fn, Cuicaco, July 16.—The great strike of the railway freight handlers came to a sudden end this morning when the . strikers held a mass meeting and decided to return to work. President Curran made a speech, denouncing certain union members and charging them with treachery. The men immediately started to work on terms of the Railroad company and a large quantity of freight was handled by. noon. ‘Telal Jurors. . Personal Mention. The following Trial_Jurors were. J. 4. Brent arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to drawn in the Superior Court ip the Red © ‘stun: afternoon, returnable July 29, 1902: Mrs. J.B. Myers who has been to Nevada—Geo, Obappel!, T. L Rob-. North Bloomfield on a risit to her eon, inson, David Ashton, O. O. Tompkins,. L. L. Myers, and family, came down Louis Brindjon, John Webber. today and will leave tomorrow-for San Francigco, Grass Valley—D. E. Matteson, . Jas. George Henby o Ledwich, Pau! Sears, Patrick Hawkins, Gea yceme down’ teem the! Delhi mine today. Richard Jeffrey, H. H. Fairbanke, W. Superintendent J. P. Myers came H. B-ephens, Wm. Fry, Obris. Temby,. down ftom Badger Hill today. A.J. Argall, Thomas Le Duc, Thomas} “: 4. Muller and—family-of-Ala: Piammer, Chas, Keskeys. meda, who have been to the Plumbazo mine ona visit, returned here today on their way home. _ J. H, Hatch and wife are here from San Francisco on a visit. Jobu Fippin, Levi Davis. _ Richardson. perio Bloomfleld—T. M. Fontz,Eareka—Wm McLean. Bridgeport—Joseph Hastler. ‘Funeral To-Day. The funeral of the late Mrs. Richard Martin took place this afternoun from the Methodist church and was largely attended by -many sorrowing friends. ° Day. and acquaintances who held the de; ear as ceased lady in high esteem. : Are my Ice Oreany, Ice Cream Sand met: . wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they — are the most delicious in the city. Cosy In ap item in last evening’s Traw-. parlors. Pronipt service. sonier, the Jim Hanley mentioned as TEGL ER? s, having fallen down a cellar was not J.J. Hanley, the iceman. Commercial Street, Nevada Cité . from North Bioomfleld today. j mae ee jis Myers came down from North Bloomfield today. ; . Jadge.T. B. McFarland and wife arrived here on the five o’clock train today. to attend the faneral of the late De. R.M.Hont. ~ ——SELL— ‘See Our Window Display them long. Come and get the biggest bargain that we kh Little York—Bernard Oahill, Robert. _Superiutendeat L. L. Myers and . _. . Post vagter Walter Mobley came down . a GG 8 SHAW CONDANT. The Deerlss ‘leew’ ce Ceam Frees T Quart 1.0.0. cess . ee whl 75 \0 _ 2 quarts.. AM hens «fieudpinees 625 ws. 2 OOlf A itd eee ne Sore ar 25 F QUST. cccseseagt sgeveredenenesy 2 SU ~ $8.50 $70 $12 50 ? " $14.00 von is up from Sacre gelow is down from oCandlese is up from He leo stated that in 197 is here from San Fre g fendant, while on his way h came down from L his family, ‘shot In, the Superior Court this afterTreateite, 2 maar > eae noon, in the case of James Rodda, . ., ‘~ ee th charged with assault with a deadly . . The. Jonge tookhtka eee weapon with intent to commit murder,. 40. oul thar i to Which he pleaded not guilty, t Pee tac ih District Aitorney consented to have E ia way to Oakland. nine is down from G Heath is over from, Penrose left this mort drucken tha sco, the charge reduced to assault with ® . cerned eet eat a . a ale sa: is here on deadly weapon'with intent to do great’ Bat the woret part of the o a A. Hartung. bodily harm, 'to which charge the dedant going home en: a . ‘aii = petacned thi fondant peaded-gullty, ‘Tate iv [ibe . nour ee ee burn. outcome of the shooting scrape that the Judge said. : : ens and M. D. Ka occurred iu Boston Ravine, Grass Valsentence as light as possible, San Francisco. ley, several weeks ago, in whigh Rob-. ® The Court then lathesd : ‘ Richards bas returnes a ate and James Rodda were both $200, of the defendant showed ‘dge mine. pyar Boas } .: tees fe one day. in the county jail for itzgerald of Virginia ¢ of the fine, The fine will be paid’ erday on his way to — fe visit to his uncle, 1 U. ad craton, : bes was an arriva lla yesterday, and, 1 ior Sauramento. js, F. Smith and F. € bg the Sunset Telepho inney, J. J. Olayton . 1 of San Francisco ast evening's train. © ordan of Denver arri' ng and lett this mor! lle. garty of Encinpt, W e last evening and for Graniteville. pmins arrived here la: San Francisco and . for North Bloomfield ntendent Gus Kar daughter arrived h rom San Francisco , e Delbi mine. logarty and children p, who bave been he James Rodda, being sworn, testified tbat be went down to the saloon drunk, and was knocked down and had bis nose broken. He then went to his bome and got his gun, and went beck to the saloon -of Orase, and} The Hollana Ranch, oltuag: called on bim to come out and explain : what he kicked him for: He was shot Snipa oe ie offered at 4 a at by some one, and he returned the] _°rm® Part down and, balance onj a . Soquire of Brown & Mor an, Clean-Up Sa of Wrappers MAHER & CO, : : Old Price New _ 6 Wrappers..$ 75 now..$] 12 Wrappers.. I 25 now.. r,and Mra. MeGagin 18 Wrappers .. 1 50 now.. y, retarned home thi 8 Wrappers...2 00 now. 1 pung and daughters o have been here gs ner vacation, returne wa Party ristisn Badeavor See lawn party this ongregational cbhare y program has been pi pne Solo—N. W. Bent on—Miss Olara Nai Miss Beatrice Oarr. ion—Geo, Bennett o _ 9 Wrappers .. 2 50 now.. i} -Everyone must go, Be the first to-bay, We won't ls ever offered. . Great Sale of Odd Style Children’s Hos <at 5 Cents a Pair. : ___ Bargains in every corner of our store. Weare hou cleaning now and all summer goods must go, Watch for that big sale of Summer Dress Goods ¥ are getting ready for it now. MAHER & C0, ohn Werry. ioc—Mrs. W. H. Ki pn—Mandolin Olab, firs. 0, E. Prentise. ~ ion including refre: enty-five cents, chil Fruit Pi BE, July 15—“I did no ere uotil he jumped i began to choke mie, bDld Oscar Andergor e@ county jail how he e rifle at a rabbit ang colo Florino, who ¥ in an orchard ne: Florino bled profuse. t a lung was penetre The Ladies of Nevada Qity wishing to buy Stylish Millio should call at our Grass Valley store, ‘where they vill Sock Removed fo Grass Val. . . . . 15th witha full line of FALL MILLINERY. _ Grasse Walley. a vv Vv 11,520 DRINKS OF as-cool, refreshing and iuvigorating a beverage 88 Can be created, will be made our "int just only received. Better get a bottle and make eighty drinks. '20 cents each — three for 50 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED T BEER. (ready to drink) in two-pint botties at 26 ots, each, CHAS. E. MULLOY, = Grocer} sweet smoke, Thor sale at Rector Bro All Eyes on Texas. is Texas, Her vas ad marvelous oi} di ® world. Now fo statement of the ¢ Disco, ‘Vex., of Dr. K for Oonsumptio. racted a severe lung ditor J. J. Eager Most obstinate co esulted in profuse but she has been «x Dr. pete New Di vely guéranteed for Hall Throat and Lt hand $1, Trial bottl \STOR We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee to be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have oné of our Watches or clocks in your possegaion and rely upon it, If you haves Watch or Olock that-doee not work well and needa repairing bring it tous, We will fix it. That's.cur specialty; Try us. Electro-Dental Parlors DR. R. E. SMITH me ee These parlors are » branch of the Hleetro-Doncal Pa sane af Seerctler: @ @stablished nearly four years E 2 tS best equipped Dental Outi on the Coast aAre Located Here Permanently Sueolutely fre gee EEROTRIGAL sud other conveniences for doing All work 0 dentists. PX ea ! PLATES, full U Looe tin alan : Ml Uoper or Lower $1: LD FILLINGS Oa ae ~ ry GOLD CROWNS, 22 de $08 SILVER FHLUNGS . a ee $2.00 Ue er No destah ter Dee AOTION, 60 CENTS. {to Pee eweeaseoe-. Mm -.80c Lp fA. & rk guaranteed at Oge-hait the regular prices charged by other) oo: BRAND, + > The Yd and Child You Have Alway «ahi oye nan daye H. W. Hartung BROAD STREET, NEVADA PHONE WEST 14, we IN pm EN me Nr Coulda’t Nave Stor 0 2 had Itching Piles, <a : aa , oe aa bnoying: but ea ¢ 4 Roms) Fe: Pode as wors = 4 . a J OuUvERIT Spoons. oo ot Injuries, Paine ¢ Leas ee ae Aah the best sal: _ ‘We have an elegant line of Engraved accone. 1 end se . Bold by W. D Wines them. Among. the many petaitel Shectrion. are te . diols a. Weebiogton Schoo! Bul ‘the Obampion mine, Lov) ti Pine, etc. These make Souveair Spoons, and 4! ce to the Pub Sold at a very low price—quaiity considered. as itt fs 4 ed Sanday, July Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repairel. Sanday a at : ies oe z Saturday evening : Orning will Teceiy Jeweler } 3 et ee Uxoom

Nevapa City Da 4 BROWN & CALEINS, Prornrerons, eset, at Nevada City. Issued Every Evening, Sundays TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION == WEDNESDAY.. 0 iccee. cee cgcees oe $6 Per Year. By Carrier, Delivered toany part «fjthe nS abe oes. dtly The Cheap Girl. HE FOLLOWING, writtten for one of our exchanges, ’ contains so much that can be given local application, 12 1-2¢ Per Wee 15, 1902 A Woodchopper Takes His Life While Despondent. a Peter Johnson yesterday found J. W. Brown, a woodchopper, in bis cabin at Bluse. ‘Tent inadying condition. He immediately summoned Dr.Sawyer, but wheh the physician arrived he fouad the man ina bad way and in a ee the Late Dr. Hunt ~. this Afternoon. The funeral services over the remaina of the late Dr. R. M. Hunt were held at the’family residence on Nevada street at five o’clock this afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev.’ W. A. Rimer of Trinity Eviscopal 50 Ms, Funeral Services. Over curred early this morning in the Daly-West mine, at the 1200-foot level, causing a great loss of life. One hundred and fifty men were at work when the disaster occurred. A heavy gas is issuing from the mine which prevents the rescue party from entering. . . . Assault With Deadly: esses Park City, Utah, July 16.—A terrible explosion oc-. that we commend it to the careful perusal of every mother: ~restlessness, or’ by an insincere _the death of Dr. BR. M. Haunt, atten " Laurél Parlor, No.6, N D.G.W., will type nervous women and girls take to locking the doors with special care. They are-afraid of being left alone of nights and they shudder if the door bell rings as if they expected murderous men to come banging at the doors asking for a chance to come in-and crunch their bones. This is nonsense, of course, tor everybody knows that murders are not done in any such formal fashion. “But I notice that as many'young girls may be found floating around the railway stations as before, I never go to the train without seeing at least two or three girls, young enough to be in short dresses, promenading the platform in an aimless way which tells that they haye no particular business there except to be seen and to see. ‘ They are good girls apparently, but are looking for a bit of fun; a little excitement, the thrill of seeing strangers come and go, anda chance to indulge in what they may think is harmless flirthtion. “If I had a daughter I’d be willing to take chances on unlocking doors and doorbells which ring at night, but I’d certainly beware of the railroad station habit. I never knew of any good to come of it to either women or girls, and it opens 'the way for untold harm to any girl.” $404044448448 ‘A Call fo Repentanee. F David B. Hill speaks to the Democracy as the Prophet Isaiah spoke to erring Israel, Grover Cleveland speaks Sas Jeremiah did of old. Jerusalem must be destroyed, Zion laid-a waste; “Democracy be pulled down because it has become the abode of strange gods and the shrine of strange rites. Says Mr. Cleveland: “Let us not forget, however, that it is not in the search of new and gaudy issues, nor the interpretation of strange visions that a strong and healthy Democracy displays its splendid power. Awmnvther party may thrive on the evershitting treatment of the ever-shifting moods of popular play upon unreasoning prejudice and selfish anticipation—but the Democratic party never,“ . The Ex-President may have hopes, but his faith cannot be strong. His mind harks back to the past rather than reaches into the future. His party is searching for “new and gaudy issues,” it still sees “strange visions,” and turns for inspiration to the Mountains of Moab rather than Moriah. Its policy is shifting, evanescent and contradictory, a cheap medley of opportunist propositions and economic fallacies. It still cheers for Bryan and hears of Samuel J. Tilden with glassy eyes and unkindled remembrance. Aspostasy aud political degeneracy have hopelessly corrupted the party of Jefferson, Jackson, Tilden and Cleveland, and the older and simpler faith has no power to move. It is hopelessly ad! dicted to visions, spasms and thé laying on of hands. Mr. Cleveland is like the Apostle Paul preaching to the worship. pers of Isis. They hear but do not understand. The sun of Democracy set with Grover Cleveland. Grass Valley Case. Board Supervisors The appeal case of .Dr. McCardy of The’ Board of Supervisors met in regGrass Valley to recover $40 for medi. -ular session today, all members being cal services rendered the child of O. C. present, Woi, H. Martin, President, ©. Mitchell, came up in the Superior presiding, Court today and. J udge Nilon took it} The following bills were found due uoder advisement, The case was ap-. ani ordered paid: pealed from.a Grass Valley Justice Court, which ite-deciei Wm. Foote. $6 60. ; ourt, whlch gave ite-decision in favor. F. L. Arbo t, $85.17. of Mr. Mitchell. ab bogast, $35 County Physician,. Married In Maine. Mies Lenora E. Beedle was married The Board of Sapervisors will take . 02 9409 26th at Richmond, Maine, to up the matter of appointing a County Alfred J. Niles. The bride isja daughf) . . . E. Beedle. ; \ o’clcck Seturday morning. It is thougbt that’ several applications for the plece will be presented. . Special Meeting, . EO pesca: J.M. Walling bas been appointed as superintendent of the erection of the bold a speciul meeting at: Masonic a mig bdo rind: time ago,to.be placed over the graves Hall, Friday evening, July 18th, at 7:80 e i o'clock sharp. et.iehich 21 ° tbe Grand . % 2ecraed soldiers in this county, Prevident, Ehza D. Keitle, will make Moulton of French Corral ie in Will Superiniend it. few minutes he died. On the table, “er near where the man was -found lying ‘ chloroform, but at that time it could not be determined whether or not Brown bed taken ‘sa overdose of the official’ of the county. The Oitizens drags. Deputy Coroner Gray wae Bank, of which deceased had been a notified and had the body removed to. director since it was first established, town and W. D. Viaton’s drugstore, closed Deceased was « quiet and industrious . 4! 8 o’clock, out of respect to a lifeman and was aged about forty-five long friend. The Masonic fraternity = attended in a body. The remains will years. At times he was despondent be taken to San Francisco tomorrow and wanted to be left alone and was a. for cremation, and the ashes of the laman who told but little of bis affairs, mented pioneer will be shipped to the For the past four years be has been State of New York, where they will be engaged In cutting wood inthe yicinae tapas of bis parents. May ity of Biue Tent and.during this time : has b:en em ployed by Morgan & Jepson, Mose Bates, P. Arbogaat, William Gien. Barnes Browning and others. He saved his Is Dying. a8 @ testimonial to one who had for 80 many years been a faithful money and at the time of his-death bad $100’in the Nevada County Bank. THE INQUEST. An inquest was held at 10 o’clock this morning and the following: facts brought out: : Peter Johnson, was sworn and testifled, and eaid: “I was acquainted with the deceased.: Have known him for the past four years. Part of that b ote saris in 08 otal good time living\ with him; antil the old wits . . One ES Pash Eee 886. Blue Tent House burned down, When . °O¥eVer sbie to be tu Court last week we lived apart we have visited back Lest night a very serious hemorrhage and forth all the time. The man had took place, and Dr. Jalius Roeenstein despondent epells most of the time. . ”"* by the attorney’s bedside all I went in to,see him yesterday mornnight. Dr. Rosenstein said today that ing about 7:80. and foud him up. I General Barnes bed only a fighting guksd him how lis sas. and be said be chance for his life. — Was pot well. Etold him he had berter eat hie breaktast, and then he. would feel better. He saidyes. I left him and went home. At about haif-psst tea J went over to see bim and found him lying on his bed. He was breathing very hard. I spike to San Francisco, July 15.—General W H. L. Barues, the well-known attorney, is very near death’s door at-the California Hotel. Hemorrhage of the stomach is fast draining away bis life. s tem mocracy mice . bill aud be did not answer-—ttried-toATA eye a me emple on ne Democracy. sia ee rouse him, bat could not do go. r. Official Proceedings, looked around and found an empty box that had contained morpz ine, and a bottle partly filled with Chloroform. He had a banckerchief over his face hie Baad eee when I found him. He has been ail-. -an the morihere, primer i an te ing for the past three years or more. Cipirmen of the Boa: d. poi 3 menting uring the past three days he was wares mine fd palin a day stusaite as quite despondent.. he Assessment Roll cf ihe Inever knew that eompariug 1 No farther business coming before the Tumspay, July 14th, 1902. o he hed morpine in his possession, but . County bave seen him with chioroform. I. Board asa Board of Fqualization, the asked him what he done with it, and won ee eee Anarene oe he said he liked to emell*it, I think Chatvnes abit het he was a native of Maine, and that his Atteet; Fly Ansogast, Clerk. folke live there. I also notified Mr, y A.J. HOsKING. Deputy. Rice about his sickness, and told him I thought Joe bad taken poison. Mr. seacoast Nees tems Dr, W. P. Sawyer was sworn and testified that be arrived at 2:15 p.m. and found Brown lying on hie bed]: bia eyes hed coninated uacl tner. TOM in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. were po larger than the head of a pin, nd all symptoms pointed to morphine poisoning. I tried to bring him to, bat the dying man was too far gone. He thought that chloroform had very little todo with the man’s condition, for if be had used chloroform, death would have resulted almost immediately. Icould not sey whether there . Nevada, Ualifornia & Oregon railroad. was any chloroform used on the. He is also chief agent for Wells, handkerchief, for it might have evap. Fargo & Oo., at that place, : orated, " While playing with a nursing bottle Jobn Rice was swore and testified a8 . iagt Sunday afternoon the little obiid follows: Iam watchman for Blue Tent. o¢ srg, Sangmaster, who reside at property and have known the deceased . goott’s Fiat, bad the misfortane to infor four years. I met Brown when he first came to Blue Tent. He tived on the old Hager place until his cabin burned down, when he moved down near the old: Campbell house. Brown was a good, steady, hard-working man. but would not talk much, soI do not know much about his private affairs. He was lying on bie bed Sanday when which he states that be and bis partI went down to get him to fix an axe. ner won the second prize of $75 ina T went to work on Monday morning. drilliug contest at Tonopab, Nevada, Tneamey XT wae up and hed Ge Gre a ne Sourth’ of: July, They drilled going, but did — werk. Se. 26% inches and were handicapped by Johnson came down and told me that the bresking of a drill, The first prise Brown was dying. I went up and winners diilled 273¢ taahen P spoke to him, but he did not answer. ; . Iteok told of bis band and felt bis} Mrs. Murchie, who resides on the pulse, which was still going. I went. Red Dog road, while on her way home back and told Jobneon that he ought. &*tetduy sat down to rest near the to have a doctor, und be went and got . *"#vey ard and was accidentally struck Den Campbell to go to town after a} !0 the right eye by & piece of steel that pliysiclav, but Campbell was not there. flew from the chisel of a stonecatter I then took the stage and came in after . ¥20 was working nearby, Dr. Sawyer, who went out. Brown died : in the cabin where be used to live. A Runaway. ' THE JURY'S VERDICT, 5 : . The Coroner's jary retarned the fol: : z lowing ve diet: This-afternoon J. J. Snyder got out “We, the jary, find that.J.W. Brown. of his cart to go ito Hennessy’s came to his death on the 15h day of . stable and shortly afterwards an elecJuly at Blue Tent, The cause was! tric car came. up Broad _atreet; from morphine, self admiuietered with frightening the ‘horge which began to suicidal intent. A Saanons, ‘ran at a lively.rate up. Broad street E. W. Black, who at one time resided in thie city, is now located at. Plamas Janction, and is in the employ of the manner it pulled the glass tube out of the bottle and in‘doing so it struck the little one over the eye, inflicting a weund which required the services of Dr. Sawyer. his brother, Deputy Sheriff Pascoe, in yD -_ and probably would have been running her official vi-it. By order, town. eS ee yet had ‘not Wm. Harry caught the MBs. E. A. MOORE, Pres. E. A was up from Penn Vai‘ Gao. F. Jacons, animal at the corner of Broad and ley today. J = A. H. 5. LIER, . Pine streets. No damage was dene, charch, and were . very~ inipress-‘ The floral offerings were very, of! da of the beautifal desicedabas “Always.aiter.a.horrible-murder.--of -the~Nera~-Fuller‘Ware box or morpbineanda bottle of hi Tay Wes ot attie has. tie oF county officers attended the obsequies jaore the sight of the eye. In some}:

W. H. Pascoe bas written a letter to A late telephone message says that 34 bodies have been reeovered. ' = ‘ i catenls PRR HHH DD . Gea Sie in Chicago fn, Cuicaco, July 16.—The great strike of the railway freight handlers came to a sudden end this morning when the . strikers held a mass meeting and decided to return to work. President Curran made a speech, denouncing certain union members and charging them with treachery. The men immediately started to work on terms of the Railroad company and a large quantity of freight was handled by. noon. ‘Telal Jurors. . Personal Mention. The following Trial_Jurors were. J. 4. Brent arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to drawn in the Superior Court ip the Red © ‘stun: afternoon, returnable July 29, 1902: Mrs. J.B. Myers who has been to Nevada—Geo, Obappel!, T. L Rob-. North Bloomfield on a risit to her eon, inson, David Ashton, O. O. Tompkins,. L. L. Myers, and family, came down Louis Brindjon, John Webber. today and will leave tomorrow-for San Francigco, Grass Valley—D. E. Matteson, . Jas. George Henby o Ledwich, Pau! Sears, Patrick Hawkins, Gea yceme down’ teem the! Delhi mine today. Richard Jeffrey, H. H. Fairbanke, W. Superintendent J. P. Myers came H. B-ephens, Wm. Fry, Obris. Temby,. down ftom Badger Hill today.. A.J. Argall, Thomas Le Duc, Thomas} “: 4. Muller and—family-of-Ala: Piammer, Chas, Keskeys. meda, who have been to the Plumbazo mine ona visit, returned here today on their way home. _ J. H, Hatch and wife are here from San Francisco on a visit. Jobu Fippin, Levi Davis. _ Richardson. perio Bloomfleld—T. M. Fontz,Eareka—Wm McLean. Bridgeport—Joseph Hastler. ‘Funeral To-Day. The funeral of the late Mrs. Richard Martin took place this afternoun from the Methodist church and was largely attended by -many sorrowing friends. ° Day. and acquaintances who held the de; ear as ceased lady in high esteem. : Are my Ice Oreany, Ice Cream Sand met: . wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they — are the most delicious in the city. Cosy In ap item in last evening’s Traw-. parlors. Pronipt service. sonier, the Jim Hanley mentioned as TEGL ER? s, having fallen down a cellar was not J.J. Hanley, the iceman. Commercial Street, Nevada Cité . from North Bioomfleld today. j mae ee jis Myers came down from North Bloomfield today. ; . Jadge.T. B. McFarland and wife arrived here on the five o’clock train today. to attend the faneral of the late De. R.M.Hont. ~ ——SELL— ‘See Our Window Display them long. Come and get the biggest bargain that we kh Little York—Bernard Oahill, Robert. _Superiutendeat L. L. Myers and . _. . Post vagter Walter Mobley came down . a GG 8 SHAW CONDANT. The Deerlss ‘leew’ ce Ceam Frees T Quart 1.0.0.. cess . ee whl 75 \0 _ 2 quarts... AM hens «fieudpinees 625 ws. 2 OOlf A itd eee ne Sore ar 25 F QUST. cccseseagt sgeveredenenesy 2 SU ~ $8.50 $70 $12 50 ? " $14.00 von is up from Sacre gelow is down from oCandlese is up from He leo stated that in 197 is here from San Fre g fendant, while on his way h came down from L his family, ‘shot In, the Superior Court this afterTreateite, 2 maar > eae noon, in the case of James Rodda, . ., ‘~ ee th charged with assault with a deadly . . The. Jonge tookhtka eee weapon with intent to commit murder,. 40. oul thar i to Which he pleaded not guilty, t Pee tac ih District Aitorney consented to have E ia way to Oakland. nine is down from G Heath is over from, Penrose left this mort drucken tha sco, the charge reduced to assault with ® . cerned eet eat a . a ale sa: is here on deadly weapon'with intent to do great’ Bat the woret part of the o a A. Hartung. bodily harm, 'to which charge the dedant going home en: a . ‘aii = petacned thi fondant peaded-gullty, ‘Tate iv [ibe . nour ee ee burn. outcome of the shooting scrape that the Judge said. : : ens and M. D. Ka occurred iu Boston Ravine, Grass Valsentence as light as possible, San Francisco. ley, several weeks ago, in whigh Rob-. ® The Court then lathesd : ‘ Richards bas returnes a ate and James Rodda were both $200, of the defendant showed ‘dge mine. pyar Boas } .: tees fe one day. in the county jail for itzgerald of Virginia ¢ of the fine, The fine will be paid’ erday on his way to — fe visit to his uncle, 1 U. ad craton, : bes was an arriva lla yesterday, and, 1 ior Sauramento. js, F. Smith and F. € bg the Sunset Telepho inney, J. J. Olayton . 1 of San Francisco ast evening's train. © ordan of Denver arri' ng and lett this mor! lle. garty of Encinpt, W e last evening and for Graniteville. pmins arrived here la: San Francisco and . for North Bloomfield ntendent Gus Kar daughter arrived h rom San Francisco , e Delbi mine. logarty and children p, who bave been he James Rodda, being sworn, testified tbat be went down to the saloon drunk, and was knocked down and had bis nose broken. He then went to his bome and got his gun, and went beck to the saloon -of Orase, and} The Hollana Ranch, oltuag: called on bim to come out and explain : what he kicked him for: He was shot Snipa oe ie offered at 4 a at by some one, and he returned the] _°rm® Part down and, balance onj a . Soquire of Brown & Mor an, Clean-Up Sa of Wrappers MAHER & CO, : : Old Price New _ 6 Wrappers....$ 75 now....$] 12 Wrappers.... I 25 now.... r,and Mra. MeGagin 18 Wrappers ... 1 50 now.... y, retarned home thi 8 Wrappers.....2 00 now.. 1 pung and daughters o have been here gs ner vacation, returne wa Party ristisn Badeavor See lawn party this ongregational cbhare y program has been pi pne Solo—N. W. Bent on—Miss Olara Nai Miss Beatrice Oarr. ion—Geo, Bennett o _ 9 Wrappers .... 2 50 now... i} -Everyone must go, Be the first to-bay, We won't ls ever offered. . Great Sale of Odd Style Children’s Hos <at 5 Cents a Pair. : ___ Bargains in every corner of our store. Weare hou cleaning now and all summer goods must go, Watch for that big sale of Summer Dress Goods ¥ are getting ready for it now. MAHER & C0, ohn Werry. ioc—Mrs. W. H. Ki pn—Mandolin Olab, firs. 0, E. Prentise. ~ ion including refre: enty-five cents, chil Fruit Pi BE, July 15—“I did no ere uotil he jumped i began to choke mie, bDld Oscar Andergor e@ county jail how he e rifle at a rabbit ang colo Florino, who ¥ in an orchard ne: Florino bled profuse. t a lung was penetre The Ladies of Nevada Qity wishing to buy Stylish Millio should call at our Grass Valley store, ‘where they vill Sock Removed fo Grass Val. . . . . 15th witha full line of FALL MILLINERY. _ Grasse Walley. a vv Vv 11,520 DRINKS OF as-cool, refreshing and iuvigorating a beverage 88 Can be created, will be made our "int just only received. Better get a bottle and make eighty drinks. '20 cents each — three for 50 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED T BEER. (ready to drink) in two-pint botties at 26 ots, each, CHAS. E. MULLOY, = Grocer} sweet smoke, Thor sale at Rector Bro All Eyes on Texas. is Texas, Her vas ad marvelous oi} di ® world. Now fo statement of the ¢ Disco, ‘Vex., of Dr. K for Oonsumptio. racted a severe lung ditor J. J. Eager Most obstinate co esulted in profuse but she has been «x Dr. pete New Di vely guéranteed for Hall Throat and Lt hand $1, Trial bottl \STOR We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee to be First-class Time Keepers. You will not be behind time if you have oné of our Watches or clocks in your possegaion and rely upon it, If you haves Watch or Olock that-doee not work well and needa repairing bring it tous, We will fix it. That's.cur specialty; Try us. Electro-Dental Parlors DR. R. E. SMITH me ee These parlors are » branch of the Hleetro-Doncal Pa sane af Seerctler: @ @stablished nearly four years E 2 tS best equipped Dental Outi on the Coast aAre Located Here Permanently Sueolutely fre gee EEROTRIGAL sud other conveniences for doing All work 0 dentists. PX ea ! PLATES, full U Looe tin alan : Ml Uoper or Lower $1: LD FILLINGS Oa ae ~ ry GOLD CROWNS, 22 de $08 SILVER FHLUNGS . a ee $2.00 Ue er No destah ter Dee AOTION, 60 CENTS. {to Pee eweeaseoe-. Mm -.80c Lp fA. & rk guaranteed at Oge-hait the regular prices charged by other) oo: BRAND, + > The Yd and Child You Have Alway «ahi oye nan daye H. W. Hartung BROAD STREET, NEVADA PHONE WEST 14, we IN pm EN me Nr Coulda’t Nave Stor 0 2 had Itching Piles, <a : aa , oe aa bnoying: but ea ¢ 4 Roms) Fe: Pode as wors = 4 . a J OuUvERIT Spoons. oo ot Injuries, Paine ¢ Leas ee ae Aah the best sal: _ ‘We have an elegant line of Engraved accone. 1 end se . Bold by W. D Wines them. Among. the many petaitel Shectrion. are te . diols a. Weebiogton Schoo! Bul ‘the Obampion mine, Lov) ti Pine, etc. These make Souveair Spoons, and 4! ce to the Pub Sold at a very low price—quaiity considered. as itt fs 4 ed Sanday, July Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repairel. Sanday a at : ies oe z Saturday evening : Orning will Teceiy Jeweler } 3 et ee Uxoom