July 18, 1901 (4 pages)

Hind He Doosn'e§ 4 4 ane a ages es Oe os ‘ ae Bitos ee wi — eas ; j —— Bae ~ = 3 ee “oo Sus TRANSCRIPT GRAND REUNION “Otters Instted . AIT NIZTA\A a . URSDAY . ~ SEPTEMBER OTH, Sahat By the Desiree of Monee and) Sersonal “Happenings. — 1,] Enre, Jaly 18—Judeon Bookets, . 1@} home is near Jamestown, .V_ y : 'y . legally dead. Fourteen years ago d. disappeared. The suirogate of ,. r-jcounty finally declared him 38 . dead; and several hundred dollarg 18 belonged to The estate was. paid ‘: : : w. heirs. Now bb appears on the so. . W. James is here from Georgetown. d-jand wants his Saree ' Jos. Hosken has a bad case of rheuof Paty hr oe tism. is It Dazzles the Worl 4. G. L. MoOandless is here from Sacmento. «wees Sty 18, 1901 ‘the Workmen, . ‘The officers of Nevada City lodge, of ’ <a Degree of Honor, were installed by Important I Meeting o7. Mrs. J. E. Isaac, district deputy as se ‘ follows: Mise Emily Pollard, 0. of H.; Committees Go Be ; J ohn Cunningham of North eis Juan Mise Aggie Carey. L. of H.; Mrs. J. D. Isaac, EB. of 0.; Mis. Gertrude Monroe, Held Gonight. is in town. : : ©. H, Fulweiler is here from San ce bil a fascination—a hold upon its users they never wish loosened. <— 2 This TEA is especially adapted for ICED, OR RUSSIAN, TEA When used tn the usual way it produces a cup of peculiar deiicacy and flavor. usher; J. G. O'Neill, financier; Mrs. Kate Bost, receiver; Miss Maggie. Hopkins, I. W.; James Hackiey; O. W.; Miss Anna Guenther, organist. FifNo. Discovery in medicine hag; . created on aga of th that has bedh om eed by. excite New Discovery for Cask ry K . severest teste have as os i to. victims of Consumption, Posse or . Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronohiti thcusands of whom it has restored perfect health, For ag mi, . Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoa and Whooping Cough it ist thea quig e es', surest cure in the worid, It sold by W. D. Vinton, who g@uarant francisco. _W. D. Vinton and wife lett this mornpg.for the Bay. . Mrs. E, B. Brigham and Miss Ella ‘eawan are here from Columbia Hill, -O. Phelps returned to Phelps Hili § morning. Geo. Merrill left this morning for the Sathering of Pioneers Proposed the lodge is in a flourishing condition. A program was renderd as follows: 3 on Chis Date —Dedieation die. of the Slectrie Railway Vocal duet—Migses Frieda Hieroni‘. mus and Anna Svheemer. to Gake Place. Vooal solo—Mies Nellie Parker. teen new candidates were initiated and. Instrumental solo—Miss Alice Bud-. PHONE, MAIN 551. GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION ‘TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a By a Hot Box. Wurdered and Burned. z~ : Recitation—Mise Olara Nancarrow. 1g satisfaction coq Tele " em pion mine, near Wheniugton, this) 4, important meeting will be held at. Vocal duet—Misses Ethel and Olivia 3 od . free al bo borning, where he has a position. the Couuty Treasurer's office this Matthews, Visatia, July 17.—At the town of Le} GiEnwoop, Is., July 17—Three char1d : ULeo L. Gaffney lett this morning for! 5 ning, when committees of Native. Instrumental solo— Miss May Moore, . Grande, eighty-two miles north of this. red bodies f ee Pp roperty. For Sale . i pownieville, Sons and directors of the Glenbrook. Reading—R. J. Ronobi. vity, Sunday night, a north-bound . residence of Fred Fourbelm, with « as. Call ate_ . Mies Annie Eddy and Miss Pearl! pack Association will diecuss matters Instrumental duet—Misses Mamie . Sante Fe freight train was wrecked . shotgun and razor by their bodies, ne Vanamake went to San Francisco yesrelative to the proposed big picnic to} Harryhousen and Maud Langman. and fifteen loaded freight cars were. mutely tell a tale of a tragedy believed ys e ole e r’ a y on a visit. be given under their auspices at Glen-. Vocal solo—Miss May Tickell. torn to pieces and piled into a shape-. to have been enacted in that home last i a Mrs. G. Basso left yesterday for Los brook Park on Admission Day (Sep-. The newly elected officers of Nevada . !e88 heap. The train contained about] night. Fourhelm wasa young farmer T H both ‘el to ii, ngeles on a visit to her son. She was}; por 9th.) It isthe purpose of the. City lodge, No. 52, A. ©. U. W., ware. *ixty cars. The eccident was caused. residing twelve miles south of this wo fiouses, Crees ‘e° Poin. . opener pe Miss Stig. ‘ committees to formulate plang and. installed by John. Ganningtiam of . by 8 hot box, which had gotten so hot. place. His. family consisted of ‘his town, are offered for sale at n OR ANGE S, LEM ONS pth a oe Rae “atin . make such preliminary arrangements . North San Juan, District Deputy Grand . tbat when the air brakes were applied . wife and her six-year-old child. NeighLIMES, 28 French and Plain Mixed CANDIR S NUTS of all kinds a8 POPCORN and CHEWING GOy And the “. Finest Ice Cream nly Chance mn at. R & « CO.’S } sked Ouft: All the Wash Suit Season are now in the windov $3 and $3.50. All go now at Aa Soir. the same? What-other-store can“bontt . Goods in their store? What other ston not carry over one suit last season? Wi say that, and that is MAHER & CO. t . boast as you gave us your support, tespectfully, ther 8&2 Co. SASSER RENIN. HING POWDER tand best washing compound ever consumer, It cleans everything that nt in favor of it is: it does not injure soft and white. lb. package 4Qc. SHIONED : WAY —@ ap} —~<—o + lock was to lubricate the works right for the turnips our grant Shas, Keena and L. Merrow arrived at a standstill. In fact there is nota Is moore liked any other. This is why 3 * ; weir Le pump moving. It is thought, however, our parlors are the popular rendevous bY \ HAMS. aot bol. fre. John Grontell and child went to. — Will Celebrate Four Days. . shat thie uit ie merely the foreranner of consumers in couples. Cream Cheese 6 for 25 cts } ip Francieco this mornin g. Quartz Parlor, N. 8.G. W., of Grass of sti toe. he ay as dl Heo. CO. Gaylord left thi ing for Gartz Farior, N. O.Ag. W., ‘ 15 CTS a eae alg . aiaieariatie Valley, will observe the coming anniPlant to Be Enlarged. ‘ Abalone 20C a can ; emsininesesiiastanie Mire. L. Kendrick returned this mornversary of the admission of OaliFoley . ( i p . EB JLLOY G : g to San Francisco. vate! — gy begencie . e-four — Walter Lewis and Rutherford Stevens Oley Ss > tt [tall af ors J EL L-O : ioc a pkge i rocer Mrs. 5. Obinn left this morning on a. C&!°>ration @ executive comm went to Sacramento today to purchase oe § sie bd ° Dia Ghai Pranstico, held a meeting last evening and came. , jot of new machinery for Rice & Commercial Street, Nevada City AT ; SS y. M. Hancock, of the Bay. Counties . © this decision. Saturday, September . 7 ewig’ planing mill, near the Plaza. a D CAREFUL HANDLING. ce by*piece. Each minute wheel must ¥ etard the movement. We olean and repult m adjusted frequently, years are adde! + HARTUNG, ‘Geo. W. Reeks and child and Mr. and mento to visit friends. cham, returned home this morn‘Mrs. Evans of San Francisco, who as been here visiting her sister, Mrs. illiams, returned home today. ‘Dr. W. P. Sawyer has gone to Trinity nnty on his annual vacation. . Mrs, John Esterbrooks, Miss Esther plbrooks and Geo. M. Esterbrooks of dville, Colorado, are bere ona visit ) friends. t Geo. B. Wilderson and G. D. Oiming t Nickssville, Ohio, are here on mining neiness. 2 . W. Spence, E. B. Castler, R. M. in, . Zerries left this morning for the jountain lakes. Mrs. Reeks is at Pa6 Grove forthe benefit of her health. . ) ‘Mrs. James F. Colley and son, and t s Winnie Mulloy have gone to Sacme at Lake Vera. ae ‘Mrs. J. J. Hanley, some time, is improving. © visiting friends in this city. Mrs. Wm. Sigourney and Mrs. E. D. cDonald have gone to Ban Francisco. a visit. tire telling of the happy circumstances connected with the event. bea great pleasure indeed, for the Negreet each other and note the great progress made in the development of Mrs. A. B, Hallett is quite ill at her. the eounty since the days of 49. be held in September. mother. of James proposed event which is to add greatly Hanley, who has been seriously tt, will be the completion and dedication he Misses English of Columbia Hill . o¢ the electric railroad between this city and Grass Valley, and it has already been decided to hold these very at this meeting so that the public will . Master Workman, as follows; Charles know the fufl program to be provided Kah), P.M.; D. J. Coughlin, M. W.; for thé occasion and that the prelim-. W. 8. Danlap, foreman; W.: R. Lewis, inary work of the committees may be. overseer; ©. E. Ashburn, recorder; hastened. Jobn F. Hook, financier; Henry GuenIt is proposed to inhies this event “the ther, receiver; William Quigley, guide; biggest and most important one that . E. J. Morgan, I. W.; James Hackley, O. has been observed by the people of] W.; Lee A. Garthe, organist; E. J. ‘this county’ for yéars. It is desired Morgan trustee, to gathor all the Nevada county people} Military ee possible, at home and abroad, and paricularly those scattered throughout his State and the State of Nevada, itca Lage our people in a grand re-. Second Batallion of the 2d Begbrated one of the greatest events i ylorand J. McBride of San Fran-. ; td vents in so arrived here on last evening’s i In 1876 Nevada county cele; iment Way Assemble, ts history by holding a re-union of ts pioneers, and the old-timers never Senator Tyrrell, Captain of Company I, N. G. C., and other well known officers of the:same company are making an effort to have the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment come to Grass Valley on the occasion of their fourdaye’ celebration of the: admission of California into the Union. which will A fund is now being raised for this purpose .and it is likely that the aforesaid battalion of boys in blue will be a conspicuous feature and attraction on “Military Day” at the Grass Valley celebration. Grand Ball at San Juan. It would yada county pioneers who are still iving to again assemble together on his particularly appropriate date to Another feature connected with this o its attractiveness and enjoyment important and interesting exercises at the end of the axle was twisted off. The train was going at about fifty miles an hour. The ties for several rods were ground to splinters, and the heavy steel rails were bert into fahtastic shapes. When the crash came some cars reared forward, some turned sideways, some rolled over and others tore into the ground. Many heavy wheels were split open by the force of the concussion, and some cumbersome steel axles were bent double. The wreckage was a sight to behold. Rubbertired buggies, bicycles, eggs, pelts, crackers, cheese, groceries, canned goods, etc., were rushed into a: conglomerate mass. When the. hot box was torn from the gearing it fell into a ripened grain field by the roadside and set it afire. The south-bound overland, which left Point Richmond at 9 o'clock Sunday night, reached the scene of the wreck at 3 0’clock Monday morning, and the north-bound passenger, which left Visalia at midnight, became along ebout the same time. Workmen were brought on special trains from all directions, and by daylight 104 men were at work laying temporary tracks around the wreckage. At8:30 the new.track was ready for use, and after a delay of five and a half hours \passenger traffic was resumed, The loss is estimated at $125,000: nae A OOO bors saw the heuse in flames at 2 o'clock this morning, and reached the place .in time to have rendered assistance had anyone been alive within the burning structure. Appearances indicated that Fourhelm had cut the throats of his wifeand child with the} himself» Accidents Yesterday. While Ww. P. Bowden was at work in the Champion mine yesterday a piece of rock from the hanging wall struck razor, fired the house and then shot; & a bargain. For full particulars, enquire at. SCHMIDT’S CIGAR STORE 0 WOLF, NEVADA CITY. him onthe forebead. A severe gash was cut on the left side, which severed an artery and caused a loss of blood. An Italian named John Albertona, who is employed at M. L. & D. tusions on the head yesterday by the breaking of ‘a heavy chain. an-Air Dance » TO BE GIVEN AT THE— Union Platform some point on the electric road close to} The Owl Social Olub, of North San . Charles Moore and children atid! Gienbrook Park, un this date.’ Work. Juan, will give a grand ball at that Nellie Bowman left this morning ‘Portland, Oregon. on the railroad is progressing rapidly. place next Saturday evening. It will and the superintendent of construc-. bea very enjoyable affair and the atT. Hughes left this morning for] tion, John Martin, says there is noth-. tendance promisas to be large. The a Francisco. ing at present known to hinder the. members of this new club are making y Ostrom of North Bloomfield was. completion and driving of the last. @reat preparations for the event, and ‘town last evening. spike on Admission Day. The cars are. particular pains will be taken to inames G. Neagle, who has been al joy being constructed in San Fran-. sure a pleasant time to all who attend. ¢ sufferer with neuralgia, is able to ound again. at this kind pf weather ought to sock that disease mr west—but it yt n’t. J. Spaulding came up from Auburp is afternoon. iss Elizabeth Fowler, who has been re on a visit to her. sister, left this fernoon for Scotland. . B. Gray the insurance man repned this afternoon from Reno. Geo. Davey returned last evening m San Francisco. Sctric Power Company, went to’ San a cisco this morning. irs. M. H. Isoard went to San Franco this morning. f id. McOall returned “to San Franco today. iss L. King, one of San Francisco’s bool teachers, who has been here on sit with friendsat the Union Hotel, ned home this morning. lies Annette Levy and Miss Virgie jal, two of San Francisco’s most jacMplished and very popular teachers, Lleave for the Bay Sunday morming ame their duties. These young des have life positions, or till they } claimed as brides. cisco. They.will be of the most modsign. Thecars will be shipped so as toarrive here about September Ist, and will be gliding over the smooth rails on September 9th, in perfect working order. Everything is most favorable for a glorious aud’ memorable day’s outing at Glenbrook Park on September 9th, and the people, of Nevada county and vicinity will unanimously join in the program to be provided and will turn out in full nombers. 7th, has been fixed as the time for opening the program of exercises. ——_—__+-2 90-4 A Fine Picture. There is on exhibition in the show window of E. A. Moore, the photographer, on Commercial street, an exGood music will be provided, and the People generally think . ory, substantial and commodious‘de-. Order of dancés will be arranged to suit everybody. The price of tickets, including an excellent supper, has beet fixed at $1 50 per couple. Quiet in the Oil Section. George Clark; of North Bloomfield, arrived here last evening from Bakersfleld and went home today. Mr. Clark operations in the oil belt are virtually The plant is to be enlarged, and the facilities for turning out work thereby greatly improved. —-—2-8ReTransformer Burns Out. The transformer in Rice & Lewis planing mill on Sacramento street informed a TRANsoRIPT reporter that . : Good Glass Jars. uy snc nre ome Stgtday Evening Jy 20t cellent glass jarsin this issue. also quote.prices, and callparticular ettention to their Lightning Jars. See : Rigo nae ee The Best of Dance Music will be furnished by the —__—__+e Possibly the “Columbia is still “The ‘ : Nevada City Band. Gem of the Ocean.” THE JCE CREAM -GjRE Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrival. OUR INIMITABLE ICE CREAM THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July rush has cleared away we are still able to offer to the ladies cellent picture of Oolgate and its. burned out yesterday. surroundings. The 1500-foot tramsuspension bridge add very much to Four led. the scene. Artist: Moore may well feel large and must be.seef to be appre-. Occurred to-day at the Gyttorp Powder ciated. ie Works, at Nora, province of Orebro, way down the sidehill and the new proud of this picture, which is quite} StockHotm, July 17.—An explosion wrecking seven buildings. Four perBARGAINS IN-DRY At our establishment, at arly time. now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call} and FANCY GOODS, Special inducements are! Ladies Should Not Forget Marsh's mill, received several oon-. That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. Quality Always Goes with the Price iain fi iene W. H. GRAWFORD’S _ Call and see our latest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. se ‘TABLE DELICACIES. 10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35c per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart 3 for 25 cts Pickled Pigs Feet Saratoga Chips Limberger Cheese Swiss Cheese = Pickles Ripe Olives Cream Cheese Jacksons Beehive trvcery STRONG SHOES ---Dox Boys. ee We have just received the “NEVER RIP” ‘SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB ‘$1 75 TO $2, according tosize. Alsoan irae shaban is rusticating at the It Was Not So. sons were killed and a number injured,}and see our NEW GOODS. Extr a Fine Line , of Men’s Shoes “ « ° Nevada City 4 ‘4 Daley of ‘Hobart’s. mill ie in Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Oalf, Price from $2 50 upa cae mani a tere nd our sacrifice prices will ma have the place now occupied !) or former price of the dere: ants and secure a bargain of tit These suits are worth double tht ) per suit. Ages, from 3 to’. Front Store, Main Stre¢! GRASS: VALLEY.none, Grass Valley Stores, Main 57! ia. Boreham, who was so unfortu@ as to have his leg broken at the yard mine a short time ago, is imving very rapidly. i'r. R. M. Hunt, who has had a very ere attack of neuralgia of late, left} . morning for Paso Robles Springs. Bhosts of friends will wish him a edy recovery. CR St Vinston Obarchill cut his speech at lalo to twenty minutes. Now if he id cut his historical novels in the ©. way, a arenes public di be delighted. he = ” be Kd ssident QOleveland has ‘hee about the Venezuelan troubles, thas made out an unanswerable for his action in the matter. Dge that. a man who. was so good a then, should be such a Sd The report to the effect that William Holbrook was overcome by g8%. ne Holland Ranch, situated near in Pythian Castle yesterday morning,. Qojambia Hill is offered at a bargain. ie untrue. It has been stated that! poms part down and balance on time. “Billy” went to the hall to get Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt some things and had a narrow escape erthiincaannnas Nbeneeeiy 8 oy from being asphyxiated, The factof) nig is good weather for colds. Vinthe matter is that two Ourly Bears! ton jig selling lots of Cooper's Cold went to the hall, and noticing a slight Care. escape of gas they turned it off. Then Se re : the bear men engaged Holbrook to. The Best Prescription For Malaria wash some dishes, and-he went about} Ohills and Fever is a bottle of Grovn’ his duties. Tastetess.Onitt Tonio. It is simply ane: _ . iron and quinine in a tasteless form. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada. Nocure—no pay. Price 50c. City 7 A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea. ' — moves the bowels every day, and cures Malaria Causes Biliousness, indigestion. It purifies the blood,. Grove’s Tasteless Cbill Tonic remove clears up the complexion, and gives. ‘he cause. ' you a good appetite. Price 250. and i i ula eas 60c. a package. For sale by H. Dick[erman, sole agent. tf] cents a glass. jlo-tf Coo., shérp Rainier Beer at the Owt, SNELL @ Cor. Broad . ang -Pire. Streets, Nevada City. FLEMING EYES RIGA. 2806 asa bell, mealy when cooked and of . excellent flavor. POTATOES ound, and of fine tast. ON IONS pe arriving in tieek Jotsdaily. Tender s the 0 be delightfa neat fl Just strong enough to be delightfu SIGOURNEY, CASH or BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes Engraved Plate —AT— . C. J. BRAND'S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 26 CENTS A BOXTLE. Pa a at nin hy ten

Hind He Doosn'e§ 4 4 ane a ages es Oe os ‘ ae Bitos ee wi — eas ; j —— Bae ~ = 3 ee “oo Sus TRANSCRIPT GRAND REUNION “Otters Instted . AIT NIZTA\A a . URSDAY .. ~ SEPTEMBER OTH, Sahat By the Desiree of Monee and) Sersonal “Happenings. — 1,] Enre, Jaly 18—Judeon Bookets, . 1@} home is near Jamestown, .V_ y : 'y . legally dead. Fourteen years ago d. disappeared. The suirogate of ,. r-jcounty finally declared him 38 . dead; and several hundred dollarg 18 belonged to The estate was. paid ‘: : : w. heirs. Now bb appears on the so. . W. James is here from Georgetown. d-jand wants his Saree ' Jos. Hosken has a bad case of rheuof Paty hr oe tism. is It Dazzles the Worl 4. G. L. MoOandless is here from Sacmento. «wees Sty 18, 1901 ‘the Workmen, . ‘The officers of Nevada City lodge, of ’ <a Degree of Honor, were installed by Important I Meeting o7. Mrs. J. E. Isaac, district deputy as se ‘ follows: Mise Emily Pollard, 0. of H.; Committees Go Be ; J ohn Cunningham of North eis Juan Mise Aggie Carey. L. of H.; Mrs. J. D. Isaac, EB. of 0.; Mis. Gertrude Monroe, Held Gonight. is in town. : : ©. H, Fulweiler is here from San ce bil a fascination—a hold upon its users they never wish loosened. <— 2 This TEA is especially adapted for ICED, OR RUSSIAN, TEA When used tn the usual way it produces a cup of peculiar deiicacy and flavor. usher; J. G. O'Neill, financier; Mrs. Kate Bost, receiver; Miss Maggie. Hopkins, I. W.; James Hackiey; O. W.; Miss Anna Guenther, organist. FifNo. Discovery in medicine hag; . created on aga of th that has bedh om eed by. excite New Discovery for Cask ry K . severest teste have as os i to. victims of Consumption, Posse or . Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronohiti thcusands of whom it has restored perfect health, For ag mi, . Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoa and Whooping Cough it ist thea quig e es', surest cure in the worid, It sold by W. D. Vinton, who g@uarant francisco. _W. D. Vinton and wife lett this mornpg.for the Bay. . Mrs. E, B. Brigham and Miss Ella ‘eawan are here from Columbia Hill, -O. Phelps returned to Phelps Hili § morning. Geo. Merrill left this morning for the Sathering of Pioneers Proposed the lodge is in a flourishing condition. A program was renderd as follows: 3 on Chis Date —Dedieation die. of the Slectrie Railway Vocal duet—Migses Frieda Hieroni‘. mus and Anna Svheemer. to Gake Place. Vooal solo—Mies Nellie Parker. teen new candidates were initiated and. Instrumental solo—Miss Alice Bud-. PHONE, MAIN 551. GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION ‘TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a By a Hot Box. Wurdered and Burned. z~ : Recitation—Mise Olara Nancarrow. 1g satisfaction coq Tele " em pion mine, near Wheniugton, this) 4, important meeting will be held at. Vocal duet—Misses Ethel and Olivia 3 od . free al bo borning, where he has a position. the Couuty Treasurer's office this Matthews, Visatia, July 17.—At the town of Le} GiEnwoop, Is., July 17—Three char1d : ULeo L. Gaffney lett this morning for! 5 ning, when committees of Native. Instrumental solo— Miss May Moore, . Grande, eighty-two miles north of this. red bodies f ee Pp roperty. For Sale . i pownieville, Sons and directors of the Glenbrook. Reading—R. J. Ronobi. vity, Sunday night, a north-bound . residence of Fred Fourbelm, with « as. Call ate_ . Mies Annie Eddy and Miss Pearl! pack Association will diecuss matters Instrumental duet—Misses Mamie . Sante Fe freight train was wrecked . shotgun and razor by their bodies, ne Vanamake went to San Francisco yesrelative to the proposed big picnic to} Harryhousen and Maud Langman. and fifteen loaded freight cars were. mutely tell a tale of a tragedy believed ys e ole e r’ a y on a visit. be given under their auspices at Glen-. Vocal solo—Miss May Tickell. torn to pieces and piled into a shape-. to have been enacted in that home last i a Mrs. G. Basso left yesterday for Los brook Park on Admission Day (Sep-. The newly elected officers of Nevada . !e88 heap. The train contained about] night. Fourhelm wasa young farmer T H both ‘el to ii, ngeles on a visit to her son. She was}; por 9th.) It isthe purpose of the. City lodge, No. 52, A. ©. U. W., ware. *ixty cars. The eccident was caused. residing twelve miles south of this wo fiouses, Crees ‘e° Poin. . opener pe Miss Stig. ‘ committees to formulate plang and. installed by John. Ganningtiam of . by 8 hot box, which had gotten so hot. place. His. family consisted of ‘his town, are offered for sale at n OR ANGE S, LEM ONS pth a oe Rae “atin . make such preliminary arrangements . North San Juan, District Deputy Grand . tbat when the air brakes were applied . wife and her six-year-old child. NeighLIMES, 28 French and Plain Mixed CANDIR S NUTS of all kinds a8 POPCORN and CHEWING GOy And the “. Finest Ice Cream nly Chance mn at.. R & « CO.’S } sked Ouft: All the Wash Suit Season are now in the windov $3 and $3.50. All go now at Aa Soir. the same? What-other-store can“bontt . Goods in their store? What other ston not carry over one suit last season? Wi say that, and that is MAHER & CO. t . boast as you gave us your support, tespectfully, ther 8&2 Co. SASSER RENIN. HING POWDER tand best washing compound ever consumer, It cleans everything that nt in favor of it is: it does not injure soft and white. lb. package 4Qc. SHIONED : WAY —@ ap} —~<—o + lock was to lubricate the works right for the turnips our grant Shas, Keena and L. Merrow arrived at a standstill. In fact there is nota Is moore liked any other. This is why 3 * ; weir Le pump moving. It is thought, however, our parlors are the popular rendevous bY \ HAMS. aot bol. fre. John Grontell and child went to. — Will Celebrate Four Days. . shat thie uit ie merely the foreranner of consumers in couples. Cream Cheese 6 for 25 cts } ip Francieco this mornin g. Quartz Parlor, N. 8.G. W., of Grass of sti toe. he ay as dl Heo. CO. Gaylord left thi ing for Gartz Farior, N. O.Ag. W., ‘ 15 CTS a eae alg . aiaieariatie Valley, will observe the coming anniPlant to Be Enlarged. ‘ Abalone 20C a can ; emsininesesiiastanie Mire. L. Kendrick returned this mornversary of the admission of OaliFoley . ( i p . EB JLLOY G : g to San Francisco. vate! — gy begencie . e-four — Walter Lewis and Rutherford Stevens Oley Ss > tt [tall af ors J EL L-O : ioc a pkge i rocer Mrs. 5. Obinn left this morning on a. C&!°>ration @ executive comm went to Sacramento today to purchase oe § sie bd ° Dia Ghai Pranstico, held a meeting last evening and came. , jot of new machinery for Rice & Commercial Street, Nevada City AT ; SS y. M. Hancock, of the Bay. Counties . © this decision. Saturday, September . 7 ewig’ planing mill, near the Plaza. a D CAREFUL HANDLING. ce by*piece. Each minute wheel must ¥ etard the movement. We olean and repult m adjusted frequently, years are adde! + HARTUNG, ‘Geo. W. Reeks and child and Mr. and mento to visit friends. cham, returned home this morn‘Mrs. Evans of San Francisco, who as been here visiting her sister, Mrs. illiams, returned home today. ‘Dr. W. P. Sawyer has gone to Trinity nnty on his annual vacation. . Mrs, John Esterbrooks, Miss Esther plbrooks and Geo. M. Esterbrooks of dville, Colorado, are bere ona visit ) friends. t Geo. B. Wilderson and G. D. Oiming t Nickssville, Ohio, are here on mining neiness. 2 . W. Spence, E. B. Castler, R. M. in, . Zerries left this morning for the jountain lakes. Mrs. Reeks is at Pa6 Grove forthe benefit of her health. . ) ‘Mrs. James F. Colley and son, and t s Winnie Mulloy have gone to Sacme at Lake Vera. ae ‘Mrs. J. J. Hanley, some time, is improving. © visiting friends in this city. Mrs. Wm. Sigourney and Mrs. E. D. cDonald have gone to Ban Francisco. a visit. tire telling of the happy circumstances connected with the event. bea great pleasure indeed, for the Negreet each other and note the great progress made in the development of Mrs. A. B, Hallett is quite ill at her. the eounty since the days of 49. be held in September. mother. of James proposed event which is to add greatly Hanley, who has been seriously tt, will be the completion and dedication he Misses English of Columbia Hill . o¢ the electric railroad between this city and Grass Valley, and it has already been decided to hold these very at this meeting so that the public will . Master Workman, as follows; Charles know the fufl program to be provided Kah), P.M.; D. J. Coughlin, M. W.; for thé occasion and that the prelim-. W. 8. Danlap, foreman; W.: R. Lewis, inary work of the committees may be. overseer; ©. E. Ashburn, recorder; hastened. Jobn F. Hook, financier; Henry GuenIt is proposed to inhies this event “the ther, receiver; William Quigley, guide; biggest and most important one that . E. J. Morgan, I. W.; James Hackley, O. has been observed by the people of] W.; Lee A. Garthe, organist; E. J. ‘this county’ for yéars. It is desired Morgan trustee, to gathor all the Nevada county people} Military ee possible, at home and abroad, and paricularly those scattered throughout his State and the State of Nevada, itca Lage our people in a grand re-. Second Batallion of the 2d Begbrated one of the greatest events i ylorand J. McBride of San Fran-. ; td vents in so arrived here on last evening’s i In 1876 Nevada county cele; iment Way Assemble, ts history by holding a re-union of ts pioneers, and the old-timers never Senator Tyrrell, Captain of Company I, N. G. C., and other well known officers of the:same company are making an effort to have the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment come to Grass Valley on the occasion of their fourdaye’ celebration of the: admission of California into the Union. which will A fund is now being raised for this purpose .and it is likely that the aforesaid battalion of boys in blue will be a conspicuous feature and attraction on “Military Day” at the Grass Valley celebration. Grand Ball at San Juan. It would yada county pioneers who are still iving to again assemble together on his particularly appropriate date to Another feature connected with this o its attractiveness and enjoyment important and interesting exercises at the end of the axle was twisted off. The train was going at about fifty miles an hour. The ties for several rods were ground to splinters, and the heavy steel rails were bert into fahtastic shapes. When the crash came some cars reared forward, some turned sideways, some rolled over and others tore into the ground. Many heavy wheels were split open by the force of the concussion, and some cumbersome steel axles were bent double. The wreckage was a sight to behold. Rubbertired buggies, bicycles, eggs, pelts, crackers, cheese, groceries, canned goods, etc., were rushed into a: conglomerate mass. When the. hot box was torn from the gearing it fell into a ripened grain field by the roadside and set it afire. The south-bound overland, which left Point Richmond at 9 o'clock Sunday night, reached the scene of the wreck at 3 0’clock Monday morning, and the north-bound passenger, which left Visalia at midnight, became along ebout the same time. Workmen were brought on special trains from all directions, and by daylight 104 men were at work laying temporary tracks around the wreckage. At8:30 the new.track was ready for use, and after a delay of five and a half hours \passenger traffic was resumed, The loss is estimated at $125,000: nae A OOO bors saw the heuse in flames at 2 o'clock this morning, and reached the place .in time to have rendered assistance had anyone been alive within the burning structure. Appearances indicated that Fourhelm had cut the throats of his wifeand child with the} himself» Accidents Yesterday.

While Ww. P. Bowden was at work in the Champion mine yesterday a piece of rock from the hanging wall struck razor, fired the house and then shot; & a bargain. For full particulars, enquire at.. SCHMIDT’S CIGAR STORE 0 WOLF, NEVADA CITY. him onthe forebead. A severe gash was cut on the left side, which severed an artery and caused a loss of blood. An Italian named John Albertona, who is employed at M. L. & D. tusions on the head yesterday by the breaking of ‘a heavy chain. an-Air Dance » TO BE GIVEN AT THE— Union Platform some point on the electric road close to} The Owl Social Olub, of North San . Charles Moore and children atid! Gienbrook Park, un this date.’ Work. Juan, will give a grand ball at that Nellie Bowman left this morning ‘Portland, Oregon. on the railroad is progressing rapidly. place next Saturday evening. It will and the superintendent of construc-. bea very enjoyable affair and the atT. Hughes left this morning for] tion, John Martin, says there is noth-. tendance promisas to be large. The a Francisco. ing at present known to hinder the. members of this new club are making y Ostrom of North Bloomfield was. completion and driving of the last. @reat preparations for the event, and ‘town last evening. spike on Admission Day. The cars are. particular pains will be taken to inames G. Neagle, who has been al joy being constructed in San Fran-. sure a pleasant time to all who attend. ¢ sufferer with neuralgia, is able to ound again. at this kind pf weather ought to sock that disease mr west—but it yt n’t. J. Spaulding came up from Auburp is afternoon. iss Elizabeth Fowler, who has been re on a visit to her. sister, left this fernoon for Scotland. . B. Gray the insurance man repned this afternoon from Reno. Geo. Davey returned last evening m San Francisco. Sctric Power Company, went to’ San a cisco this morning. irs. M. H. Isoard went to San Franco this morning. f id. McOall returned “to San Franco today. iss L. King, one of San Francisco’s bool teachers, who has been here on sit with friendsat the Union Hotel, ned home this morning. lies Annette Levy and Miss Virgie jal, two of San Francisco’s most jacMplished and very popular teachers, Lleave for the Bay Sunday morming ame their duties. These young des have life positions, or till they } claimed as brides. cisco. They.will be of the most modsign. Thecars will be shipped so as toarrive here about September Ist, and will be gliding over the smooth rails on September 9th, in perfect working order. Everything is most favorable for a glorious aud’ memorable day’s outing at Glenbrook Park on September 9th, and the people, of Nevada county and vicinity will unanimously join in the program to be provided and will turn out in full nombers. 7th, has been fixed as the time for opening the program of exercises. ——_—__+-2 90-4 A Fine Picture. There is on exhibition in the show window of E. A. Moore, the photographer, on Commercial street, an exGood music will be provided, and the People generally think . ory, substantial and commodious‘de-. Order of dancés will be arranged to suit everybody. The price of tickets, including an excellent supper, has beet fixed at $1 50 per couple. Quiet in the Oil Section. George Clark; of North Bloomfield, arrived here last evening from Bakersfleld and went home today. Mr. Clark operations in the oil belt are virtually The plant is to be enlarged, and the facilities for turning out work thereby greatly improved. —-—2-8ReTransformer Burns Out. The transformer in Rice & Lewis planing mill on Sacramento street informed a TRANsoRIPT reporter that . : Good Glass Jars. uy snc nre ome Stgtday Evening Jy 20t cellent glass jarsin this issue. also quote.prices, and callparticular ettention to their Lightning Jars. See : Rigo nae ee The Best of Dance Music will be furnished by the —__—__+e Possibly the “Columbia is still “The ‘ : Nevada City Band. Gem of the Ocean.” THE JCE CREAM -GjRE Is abroad now, and due notice must be taken of their arrival. OUR INIMITABLE ICE CREAM THE CELEBRATION IS OVER For this year, and those who failed to celebrate have missed a good thing. But after the smoke of our Fourth of July rush has cleared away we are still able to offer to the ladies cellent picture of Oolgate and its. burned out yesterday. surroundings. The 1500-foot tramsuspension bridge add very much to Four led. the scene. Artist: Moore may well feel large and must be.seef to be appre-. Occurred to-day at the Gyttorp Powder ciated. ie Works, at Nora, province of Orebro, way down the sidehill and the new proud of this picture, which is quite} StockHotm, July 17.—An explosion wrecking seven buildings. Four perBARGAINS IN-DRY At our establishment, at arly time. now offered in SUMMER GOODS and NOVELTIES. Call} and FANCY GOODS, Special inducements are! Ladies Should Not Forget Marsh's mill, received several oon-. That quality as well as price should be considered, when they are about to purchase an article of any kind. Quality Always Goes with the Price iain fi iene W. H. GRAWFORD’S _ Call and see our latest in SUMMER DRY GOODS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. se ‘TABLE DELICACIES. 10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35c per Ib 10c a quart 25c a quart 3 for 25 cts Pickled Pigs Feet Saratoga Chips Limberger Cheese Swiss Cheese = Pickles Ripe Olives Cream Cheese Jacksons Beehive trvcery STRONG SHOES ---Dox Boys. ee We have just received the “NEVER RIP” ‘SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICB ‘$1 75 TO $2, according tosize. Alsoan irae shaban is rusticating at the It Was Not So. sons were killed and a number injured,}and see our NEW GOODS. Extr a Fine Line , of Men’s Shoes “ « ° Nevada City 4 ‘4 Daley of ‘Hobart’s. mill ie in Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Oalf, Price from $2 50 upa cae mani a tere nd our sacrifice prices will ma have the place now occupied !) or former price of the dere: ants and secure a bargain of tit These suits are worth double tht ) per suit. Ages, from 3 to’. Front Store, Main Stre¢! GRASS: VALLEY.none, Grass Valley Stores, Main 57! ia. Boreham, who was so unfortu@ as to have his leg broken at the yard mine a short time ago, is imving very rapidly. i'r. R. M. Hunt, who has had a very ere attack of neuralgia of late, left} . morning for Paso Robles Springs. Bhosts of friends will wish him a edy recovery. CR St Vinston Obarchill cut his speech at lalo to twenty minutes. Now if he id cut his historical novels in the ©. way, a arenes public di be delighted. he = ” be Kd ssident QOleveland has ‘hee about the Venezuelan troubles, thas made out an unanswerable for his action in the matter. Dge that. a man who. was so good a then, should be such a Sd The report to the effect that William Holbrook was overcome by g8%. ne Holland Ranch, situated near in Pythian Castle yesterday morning,. Qojambia Hill is offered at a bargain. ie untrue. It has been stated that! poms part down and balance on time. “Billy” went to the hall to get Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt some things and had a narrow escape erthiincaannnas Nbeneeeiy 8 oy from being asphyxiated, The factof) nig is good weather for colds. Vinthe matter is that two Ourly Bears! ton jig selling lots of Cooper's Cold went to the hall, and noticing a slight Care. escape of gas they turned it off. Then Se re : the bear men engaged Holbrook to. The Best Prescription For Malaria wash some dishes, and-he went about} Ohills and Fever is a bottle of Grovn’ his duties. Tastetess.Onitt Tonio. It is simply ane: _ . iron and quinine in a tasteless form. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada. Nocure—no pay. Price 50c. City 7 A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea. ' — moves the bowels every day, and cures Malaria Causes Biliousness, indigestion. It purifies the blood,. Grove’s Tasteless Cbill Tonic remove clears up the complexion, and gives. ‘he cause. ' you a good appetite. Price 250. and i i ula eas 60c. a package. For sale by H. Dick[erman, sole agent. tf] cents a glass. jlo-tf Coo., shérp Rainier Beer at the Owt, SNELL @ Cor. Broad . ang -Pire. Streets, Nevada City. FLEMING EYES RIGA. 2806 asa bell, mealy when cooked and of . excellent flavor. POTATOES ound, and of fine tast. ON IONS pe arriving in tieek Jotsdaily. Tender s the 0 be delightfa neat fl Just strong enough to be delightfu SIGOURNEY, CASH or BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes Engraved Plate —AT— . C. J. BRAND'S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 26 CENTS A BOXTLE. Pa a at nin hy ten