July 24, 1902 (4 pages)

NeEvapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALKINS, Proprrerors, aient SS Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION e ‘*e $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -__ Delivered toany parthuf§the city. MOMMA gi cc cks ics cece inane aaseeiae oe ecadia Sauer aes July 24, 1902 aati Facts and Fiqures — Speak Volumes. NE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT POINTS in the administration of gubernatorial affairs of any State whichis sure to find favor and endorsement ‘with appreciative citizens and taxpayers is to have a chief executive at the head of affairs who, besides pursuing a wise, judicious and progressive policy of government, will be economical and give the people the lowest possible tax "rate. Just-as sure as the way to a hungry man’s heart is through his stomach, so the route to popularity and favor with the taxpayer is through his pocket-book, and the administration that “hits it light” is the one that wins. Such a satisfactory and wise administration has been that of Goyernor Henry T. Gage, as the following table. compiled from the official record will prove, and for this reason he will: be renominated and elected for a second term by the voters of Here are the figures: California. Year, Governor. 1850—Burnett....2. 1851—Barnett..... SBOP BIG IE Si scnev acces. ts 1853—Bigler..... 000. 1854—Bigler. ... 0.05. 1855—Bigler..0.0000. ee. 1856—Johnson es sarees ‘1857—Johnson . 1658—Weller . :.. 1859—Weller . ..,.005. 1860—Downey... 2.0. cece 1861_—Downey..... 1862—Stanford 1863—Stanford 1869—Haight. 2.00.0. satona fs 187U—Haight...6. 00-5. 1871—Haight.. ey ehcl ala seater 1872—Booth..:... 1878—Booth. ie oe ee ee ys ee as 6 The last four rates, as-will,be seen, are under the adiniiiistration of Governor Gage and the preceding four under the administration of Governor Budd. It will be seen by these figures that while other administrations. have had-their-ups. and downs in taxation, that of Governor Gage shows 4 steady reduction from the time he took charge until now. Ifthe people of California desire a continuance df low taxation, they cannot escape the conclusion that it is imperatively necessary ‘to renominate and re-elect Governor Gage. . If his tax rate of 40 cents and 2 mills is a genuine feat of economy, and can be sustained during subsequent years, no other man in the State can do the work except him. If this rate is the result of economies which are to be met by subsequent Legislatures with deficiency bills, the best possible way to find that out is to renominate and re-elect him. In any event, the taxpayers and toiling masses of California must repudiate the work of this remarkable pledge-keeper, and disregard their own interests, or they must unanimously favor his retention in office. From the present outlook Governor Gage will easily win the Republican nomination for governor, The taxpayers have no fault to find with his administration, and a new man in the executive’s chair would be an experiment. Governor Gage has been tried and not been found wanting. ‘The prob. lems which have confronted him during his term of office have been met with a firmness and broad statesmanship that commends him as an able and safe custodian of the great interests, not only of the State, but the whole Pacific Coast. The Governor’s enemies day by the very methods they are. using to encompass his defeat. Americans like fair play and insist npon it, and the onslaughts of the Call, the Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times and the little organs have instead of weakening the governor, made him friends in every community. — -(Year. .Governor. . 1899—Gage-: SW — Lewin’. eile Verein. Ao. 5 cc ct penssnens 1879—Irwin’. os. 1880—Petkins ..°.00..05. 1881—Perkins.)0.0..00.. 1882— Perkins ..... 1883—Stoneman. 1884—Stoneman....2. 1885—Stoneman....., 1886—Stoneman.. 1887— Waterman 1888—Waterman _. 1889— Waterman . 1890— Waterman 1891—Markham.. aati al 1892—Markham ... 0. . 1894—Markham. ’. 1895—Budd 1896—Budd = 1897—Budd .:> 1898—Budd 64 655 596 497 452 544 56 608 504 722 58 446 434 576 493 685 POR ks Sey eae ln Mae POL Calls Ns) “ate fa ashe Mime teen _ 488 601 Set io 1W02—-Gage:. sees 402 are making’ him friends every Thrown from Cart. Last evening as Raphael Basso was driving to town from the Houston ranch, the horse got away from him, and he was thrown from the cart. The horse turned around and ran back tothe ranch, leaving Basso lying in the road on the Sugar Loaf grade. John Grissel and wife came by in a ' buggy about this time, and picked the lad up and brought him to town. Young Basso was bruised about the face and body. . ~ Fumigated Today. Health Officer Murchie fumigated the residence of Abel Delbridge today, where his son, William Delbridge, has been confined with the smallpox. The quarantine flag will be taken down tomorrow. kinds were served. Broke His Hip. Delbridge Richards, the five-yearold son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards, who formerly resided in’ this city, was riding a horse near bis home at Oak Park, Sacramento county, a few days ago, and was thrown off. He suffered a bad break of the leg in-the hip, and may be crippled for life. -——+ 2@e-+ A Camp Stew. There was quite ‘a’ gathering last Tuesday at Mose Bates’ place near the Suger Loaf, and a grand camp stewwas prepared for the occasion, by Coon Seamau and Mose Bates, and everyone present did full justice to the savory dish. Refreshments of all 12-4-2c Per Wee arrived here last evening. : Joan . day on his way. to visit his father at His Wagon Near the Purdon Bridge, ent B. Lutz, one of the oldest residents of Nevada City, met with a very serious accident this morning, and on account of bis age it is very liable to go hard with him, He left town about six o’clock this morning for Camptonville, with bis six-horse team, where he was going to load lumber at W. B. Meek’s sawmill, to haul to this city. While gsisg down ihe Pardon grade, this side of the bridge, he was thrown from. his wagon, and the wheels passed over him. About 10:80 o'clock he was fcund lying inthe road in the hot sun, suffering intensely. It was found that his hip was broken, and he was badly bruised. Word was brought tc town about two o’clock, and Chas. Lutz, A-t Smith and E. B frowning, with a surgeon, went out in’a spring wagon to bring the injured man to bts bome. Going and Coming. John Young of Sacramento is here. E. L. Harris of North Bloomfleld is here. . J. B.Grimwood has reterned from the Bay. Miss Louise Scheemer hag gone to Bakersfield to reside. f Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Rector, and Mrs. I. C. Lindley and son went to the Bay this morning. Mrs. John Stevens left this morning for North Bloomfield to visit her daughter, Mrs. Walter Mobley. Mr. and Mrs. John Grissel are here from North Bloomfield. A.L, Baker and F. Y. Schiffe arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. ‘ W.H. Snedake and wife. of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Mr. Snedake ia hereon mining business, : Ray Currier. and Carl Penrose ot North Bloomfield are in town, ; Miss Helen Ransom of Moore's Flat “R: G. Brown, one of the directors of the Brunswick tine,-arrived*here last evening. 3 ; Mrs.'A.M. Gray Is ‘here on a visit to her sister, Mrs, Harry Rogers, Mics Lizzie Neffziger and Miss Laura Power have returned from North Ban Jobii Bristow arrived here yesterCherokee. 2 Mrs. B. F, Dexté?.and Mre.-L; Ber~ thelot, who have been visiting Mrs, Lizzie M. Thomas, returned to the Bay this morning. Mise Lizzie Keenan left this morning for a visit to San Francisco, Frank Healey left this morning for San Francisco, or: N. Newby returned to the Bay this morning. H. D Towle left this morning for the Bay. ’ A. A. Rathenbeg, A. Fallater, Chas, Hendrickson and J. Bristow of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. F. J. Drew and Miss Drew are here on a visit from San Francisco. D, A. Davis and W. Keys are here from Martinez. J. H. Helwig is down from North Bloomfield, ; Miss Batterfield is over from French Corral, on a visit. F. Princle is down from Red Dog. David Eaton of Graniteville is in town. H. Mollerus of North Bloomfleld ie in town. J. H. Hackett of Louisville, Ky., arrived here this afternoon, C, A. Higburg is arrived here from Denver today. Claus Mublenbrok came down from the Pidmbago mine today on a visit to his many friends. F. A. Brocherd is here from San Francisco. with rheumatism, *Tis Basy to Feel Good, Countless thousands have founda blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, stipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; never ari or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton's rug store. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Meats -you should send your orders to drissel Bros, Commercial street. Tho finest of beef, pork, mutton and lam» io the market. fe21-tf The Curse of Womankiad Is sick and nervous headaches. lief. One dosecures. G uaranteed perfectly harmless, it Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. Dickerman, sole agent. BWI MURED, He Was Thrown from C. B. Kimball of Marysville is here. Frank Sieke is up from Sacramento, John Evans is confined to his bed . whtch positively cure ConFever and Ague. 3 Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re. : For sale by H. F Torrid Weather. The people of this city may think the weather is warm, but suppose you were at Sacramento yesterday when the thermometer shot up to 128, three degrees above fever heat. At Roseville it registered 118. ‘The Southern Pacific eent out a relief train and picked up fifteen flremen between Sacrramento and Oolfax, who were worn out, and took them back to the Railroad Hospital at Sacramento, and some of them were quite ill. It is still warmer along the line today. Slow to Register. County Clerk Arbogast informs the Transcript that the voters are~ very slow in registering this year, and up to the present time there are--only thirty-five hundred names ou the roll, whils it le salsulated thers should be at least six thousand when registration closes, To vote ut the election in .November you must be on the Great Register by Thursday, September 25th. Hurry up and get your names on, end avoid the rush-of the last few days. ‘iKing Bolt Broke. Nick Sandow was driving down East Broad street this’ morning, and when he reached a point just opposite the residence of Nat P. Brown, the king bolt broke, separating the front wheels from the balance of the buggy, and pulling Mr. Sandow over the dasbboard. He hung onto the lines, and was dragged down the road for a considerable distance, when the horse stopped. Mr. Sandow was scratched up a little. Too Much for Them Three of the men employed on the gas pipe line, quit work yesterday be. cause they could not stand the heat, The men were allowed a full hour at noon today to cool off and eat their dinner. Bosses Wolf and Grim worked their forces in the shade as much as possible, Warmer Today. Today the thermometers in differ= ent parts Of town registered two-degrees more than they did yesterday, In front of Hartung and Brand’s the thermometer reached 110; at -Vinton’s 102 and at the National Hotel 100. Pythian installation This evening E.T. R. Powell, Deputy Grand Chancellor, goes ta Grass Valley to install the officers of Olympic Lodge, K. of P. A number of county seat Knights will accompany him, going down on the eight o’clock electric car. Finest ofRaspberries. Yee Lee, who conducts the Chinese store at the Plaza bridge, has pur~ chased thie season’s crop of ‘raspbérries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valley. These arethe finest raspberries in the market, and he is prepared to fill all orders for putting up. —_jy10 a a anit it I er ae “for anybody! Att Havana Fi LLER . “ FLORODORA" BANDS are of same value as tags from “STAR,” “ HORSE SHOE," f “SPEARHEAD,"' STANDARD NAVY," @ “OLD PEACH & HONEY,” : “‘ SAW LOG,” “ OLE VARGINY" ‘. dentists; Meel Tonight. © This evening’ the Nevada Oouuty Promotion Committee will hold a meeting at Grass Valley and make arrangements for various matters in connection with the grand picnic to be given next month. Other important business will also be attended to. A Forest Fire. A foreet fire broke out yesterday on the North Bloomfield road and today continued to burn furiously near the Frasher ranch on Selby Flat. There is considerable property in that vicinity which seems doomed and much uneasiness is felt. The smoke could be plainly seen from town. _ Story Spoiled. Wa, Oolley, at the request of: Mra. Thomas, wishes the TRansonirr to state that the yarn published by one of our contemporaries and telegraphed all over the State, to the effect that on killing a goose she found $18 worth of gold, is news to her. M:s. Thomas says it was a duck she killed,. not a goose, and found just 60 cents worth of gold, and not-$18 worth. Catholic Pienic. The Sunday school children of St. Oanice Catholic church had an enjoyable outing at Glenbrook Park today, and it was largely attended. The Sunday school has a picnic every year, and none was ever more -pleas= ant than this. + ORS Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters re) in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Jaly 28, 1902: Bean, Ed 8. Branscomb, John Delury, Wai. Dickinson, H. O. Faulkner, Ike Foster, Ina Lewis, Tom Mertes, M. . Quick, Ethel Williams, Mrs. B. G: If not called for in. fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters_will _please.say -“advertised”’ pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Carers,’ tniaster, Mattoon, IIl., July 28—Jackson Hill whom Miss Lacy Buech of this city says hypnotized her into eloping -to Charleston and marrying him against her will, and who deserted her four days later has been captured. in Kentied Mies Busch and was living with wife No. 3 when arrested. ewe 30 Were Shot. Tvuoson, Ark., July 283—S. N. Jacke, a@ merchant of Fort Wortb, Texas, returning from the Yaqui River country, reports having seen thirty Inditacky.” Hill had a wife when he mar-. _ Reception Tonight. Ball team and other friends will visit the home of Wm. Spargo and wife this evening and tender them a home welcome. Mr. Spargo and his bride have just retarned from their wedding trip and their friends have decided to make the happy couple’a present of 9 combination bookcase and desk at the reception to-night. To Attend Her Son. The mother of Thomas Walastell, the young man who was injured yesterday morning by striking his head against an electric pole, came over from Dobbins Raneh today, to attend her son, who is still very sick. Hit by a Board. James McAllister was thie afternoon engaged in handling lumber at M. L. and D., Marsh’s lumber yard when a large board broke in two and hit him on the head, knocking him senseless. It wae some time before he recovered consciousness. Manila "Cholera. WASHINGTON, Jaly 23—The War Department has been informed from Manila that between May 9th and July Army died of cholera, —s { Would Smash the Club. \ ; . Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s . drug store. ' os tees. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain, Terms part down and balance on time, Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf -Fresh Every Day. . Are ny Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand . wiches and Ice UOream Soda, and they. . are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, © TT LER’s, Commercial Street, Nevada City Notice of Proving will, ys THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR‘ = Haas County of Nevada, State of Califor . In the matter of the Estate of R. M. HUNT, deceased Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, the Fifth gy ‘of August, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m of said day, at the Court Room of said Court “at the Court House inthe Cit aud County of Nevada, has been appointed by meas the time and place for proving the Will of said R.M, Hunt, deceased. an for hearing the epplication of W. D. Vinton and Fred Searls or issuance to them of Letters Testamentary when and where any may anger and contest th ans lined up and shot there. Dat uly 28d, 1903, no jy% F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. brand Electro-Dental cannot you the stampe his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who. carry an OUR VERY BEST . eS The name and rep= utation are too well Known to forget. a ee ee ee LEGG & SHAW CO; NEVADA CITY. The members of the Nevada Base} 11th seventy-six enlisted men of the 3 . ae . Person interested‘) ame. May Be So Yet. Beatin, July 283—The Kreuz Zeitung in dealing with Great Britain’s posltion in the world, maintains that~she is not economically independent: of other Nations. ‘The colonies,” says the Zeitung, “are rapidly severing themselves from the mother country, which will be absorbed by America, inasmuch as the rise of the United States means the political and economic downfall of Great Britain.” 157 Cases. St. Pererspure, July 2GaJt te officjally announced that cyeMera is rag: ing at Manchuria. Thete were seven hundred and fifty-seven cases from July 8dto July 14th, and eighty-one Russians and three hundred and six ty-three Chinese died from the digLesser Sentence. WasHIneton, July 28—President Roosevelt has commuted to dishonorable discharge and_ fifteen years imprisonment the death sentence of Private Gay Stevenson, Troop M, Ninth Cavalry. He was convicted by a Oourtmartial in Samar, Philippines, of rape. Naw Yor, Jaly23—As the hess in the trial of Donaldgon ; killing of Moyers was Richmond, Staten Island, ant who had been an Interested 4 fell out of bis chair ang when is tators raised him from the 4, dead. He was identited as j_ vey @ prominent dry B00dg », Hie sudden death Caused g sation in the Oourtroom, but short delay the trial Proceeded, A Very Sad (y Papvoan, Ky , July 238~Mry,. Vaughn, aged 70 years, and op, wealthiest and most Prominent: en of Padueah, was accidentalh with @ small rifie by her on aged 18 and died almost ic The boy was 80 crazed trom os ‘he attempted suicide, A Fam Pica E. T. RB. Powell and family Henry Lane and family, drovey Lake Vera early this morning joyed a buli’s head breakfast, took along plenty of refreshmen passed the balance of the day p ing. remnants of Table Linen. Come today. Respectfully, CS cae aiiaseniameieal Great Sale of Table Linen at Maher & Co.’s Ladies today we place in one of our large show wis Just enough in each piece for a Table Cloth—price f If you want bargains in Table Cloths—don't Id go by.—$1.25 for a full length Table Cloth. ee mene ta Removed fo Grass Vil. The Ladies of Nevada City wishing to bay Stylish il should call at our Grass Valley store, where they will 1. prompt attention, Our Nevada City Store wil! reopen Sept 15th with a fall line of FALL MILLINERY. . 11,520 D lotof : = eighty drinks. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™S*2*%,.,., s NZ a 4 wv RINKS OF * as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage : as can be created, will be made from our last RES’ ROOT BEEI just only received. Better get a bottle and make . 20 cents each — three for 50 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 cts, each. a CHAS. E.MULLOY, Groce bring itto us, We will fix it. eersammnsenanieioeeeeee These parlors are a branch of the absolutely first-class work. All work guaranteed at One.haif PLATES, full . asst i Upper or Lower $10 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat . 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth." 6 09 Phone Main 633, . Pi “MASTER WORKMAN" Tobaceo, PRPPHH ee * DR. R. EL. SMITE LL ERENsenmmen, Electro-Deneal j established nearly four years ago. One vig wl Rearaibento, . best equi pped Dental Offices on the Coast an Are Located Here with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL a PRICES) j PAINLESS EXTRACTION, OF No charge for Extracting when platesjare o Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Parlors of the la t and Permanently nd other}; conveniences tor} doing the regular;*prices charged by other / GOLD FILLINGS. . “$2. SILVER FILLINGS. . oe: CLEANING. ee Lp 60 CENTS. rdered, R. BE. SMITH, D. D. s, Pine Street, Nevada City. PHONE WEST 14, Don’t Get Lett---Be On Tl ~ We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper’ « You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watohet or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you baveé Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairiss That’s our specialty. Try H. W. Hartut Watchmakers BRCAD STREET, NEVADA" ® them. Amon _ Wasbington Pine, etc. sold at the ool Buil Jewelry of All Kind Souvenir Spoons. We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons, all and man beantifal engravings * 9 ing, the Obampion mine ig make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, ® & very low price—quality considered. Panty aol Neatly Repalt i . -C. J. BRAND,‘@ a . The Jewell ve jeuneee in a Bri Busy Res —— nol—if you can. og we will have ® —July 28th. me mine shipp nrets today to works. ather-ie-not-of women whose r nee & year. y Lord! Sach ocook egge Db: take peop at the ople of Grass Vv ntensely with th for so many of county seat, ¥ alubrious. bovernment ‘hi Marsh’s, regis terday. This w years. pion Hotel bar hands, and F. 1 n be found ther your wants. Fa ir changed adve L, & D. Marsh @ » making a &p hingles, that to this climat mining and buil Inds, as well as fF A. 0. Bush of in this city la o San Quentir who was conv! rand sentenced nment. The prt Oregon boot. No. 169, Unite eeting Monday the following or, Mra. M. DL. ire, G. M. Monr r and Finan z; Guide, Mrs. ¢ 8, E, Hughes; W iz; Trustees, Mr + Getchell and After the inate program was ments ser ved. t Duden, Supre ler of Pendo, ps the local Coun elaborate pregre ‘or the occasior mas, the local C 11 chosen remar preme Secretary ory of the Order be derived from preof. When J ded his remark 8 favored the lo be programme marke by A, Sin he members thi Nquet room, whe prved, meeting of Neve & A. M., last nig! nd the membe of North Bioom! fal visit were An elaborat d, and it was a le Ivities were o pal feature of ¢ bferring of the t Midate. The me bags present, we as Rossen, R. D J.H. Helwig, “ Jorgensen, Gec Mobley, O. O. ——~ree-»All Eyes on t fe Texas, E aod marvelous the world, } ing statement o t Cisco, Vex,, of ery for Const ontracted a seve editor J. J. fa most obsti: resulted in but she has by Dr. King’s . Dsitively guaran: and all Throat. So and $l. Tr n’s, Se ————+-28ee Good Me ¥_ Brothers ha f, matton and 1 88 F ee Notice to th and after Sund of the Union I every Sanday left Saturday ¥ Morning wil on, eS House to ase to rent on B DIY located, “RIPT Office or Hil,

NeEvapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALKINS, Proprrerors, aient SS Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION e ‘*e $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -__ Delivered toany parthuf§the city. MOMMA gi cc cks ics cece inane aaseeiae oe ecadia Sauer aes July 24, 1902 aati Facts and Fiqures — Speak Volumes. NE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT POINTS in the administration of gubernatorial affairs of any State whichis sure to find favor and endorsement ‘with appreciative citizens and taxpayers is to have a chief executive at the head of affairs who, besides pursuing a wise, judicious and progressive policy of government, will be economical and give the people the lowest possible tax "rate. Just-as sure as the way to a hungry man’s heart is through his stomach, so the route to popularity and favor with the taxpayer is through his pocket-book, and the administration that “hits it light” is the one that wins. Such a satisfactory and wise administration has been that of Goyernor Henry T. Gage, as the following table. compiled from the official record will prove, and for this reason he will: be renominated and elected for a second term by the voters of Here are the figures: California. Year, Governor. 1850—Burnett.......2.. 1851—Barnett.......... SBOP BIG IE Si scnev acces. ts 1853—Bigler......... 000. 1854—Bigler.. ...... 0.05. 1855—Bigler....0.0000.. ee. 1856—Johnson es sarees ‘1857—Johnson .. 1658—Weller .. :.... 1859—Weller .. ....,..005. 1860—Downey..... 2.0.. cece 1861_—Downey.......... 1862—Stanford 1863—Stanford 1869—Haight. 2.00.0.. satona fs 187U—Haight.....6.. 00-5.. 1871—Haight.... ey ehcl ala seater 1872—Booth...:..... 1878—Booth.. ie oe ee ee ys ee as 6 The last four rates, as-will,be seen, are under the adiniiiistration of Governor Gage and the preceding four under the administration of Governor Budd. It will be seen by these figures that while other administrations. have had-their-ups. and downs in taxation, that of Governor Gage shows 4 steady reduction from the time he took charge until now. Ifthe people of California desire a continuance df low taxation, they cannot escape the conclusion that it is imperatively necessary ‘to renominate and re-elect Governor Gage. . If his tax rate of 40 cents and 2 mills is a genuine feat of economy, and can be sustained during subsequent years, no other man in the State can do the work except him. If this rate is the result of economies which are to be met by subsequent Legislatures with deficiency bills, the best possible way to find that out is to renominate and re-elect him. In any event, the taxpayers and toiling masses of California must repudiate the work of this remarkable pledge-keeper, and disregard their own interests, or they must unanimously favor his retention in office. From the present outlook Governor Gage will easily win the Republican nomination for governor, The taxpayers have no fault to find with his administration, and a new man in the executive’s chair would be an experiment. Governor Gage has been tried and not been found wanting. ‘The prob. lems which have confronted him during his term of office have been met with a firmness and broad statesmanship that commends him as an able and safe custodian of the great interests, not only of the State, but the whole Pacific Coast. The Governor’s enemies day by the very methods they are. using to encompass his defeat. Americans like fair play and insist npon it, and the onslaughts of the Call, the Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times and the little organs have instead of weakening the governor, made him friends in every community. — -(Year. .Governor. . 1899—Gage-: SW — Lewin’.. eile Verein. Ao. 5 cc ct penssnens 1879—Irwin’. os.. 1880—Petkins ...°.00...05. 1881—Perkins..)0.0...00... 1882— Perkins .......... 1883—Stoneman.. 1884—Stoneman.......2.. 1885—Stoneman........., 1886—Stoneman.... 1887— Waterman 1888—Waterman _.. 1889— Waterman .. 1890— Waterman 1891—Markham... aati al 1892—Markham ...... 0.. .. 1894—Markham.. ’. 1895—Budd 1896—Budd = 1897—Budd ..:> 1898—Budd 64 655 596 497 452 544 56 608 504 722 58 446 434 576 493 685 POR ks Sey eae ln Mae POL Calls Ns) “ate fa ashe Mime teen _ 488 601 Set io 1W02—-Gage:. sees 402 are making’ him friends every Thrown from Cart. Last evening as Raphael Basso was driving to town from the Houston ranch, the horse got away from him, and he was thrown from the cart. The horse turned around and ran back tothe ranch, leaving Basso lying in the road on the Sugar Loaf grade. John Grissel and wife came by in a ' buggy about this time, and picked the lad up and brought him to town. Young Basso was bruised about the face and body. . ~ Fumigated Today. Health Officer Murchie fumigated the residence of Abel Delbridge today, where his son, William Delbridge, has been confined with the smallpox. The quarantine flag will be taken down tomorrow. kinds were served. Broke His Hip. Delbridge Richards, the five-yearold son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards, who formerly resided in’ this city, was riding a horse near bis home at Oak Park, Sacramento county, a few days ago, and was thrown off. He suffered a bad break of the leg in-the hip, and may be crippled for life. -——+ 2@e-+ A Camp Stew. There was quite ‘a’ gathering last Tuesday at Mose Bates’ place near the Suger Loaf, and a grand camp stewwas prepared for the occasion, by Coon Seamau and Mose Bates, and everyone present did full justice to the savory dish. Refreshments of all 12-4-2c Per Wee arrived here last evening.. : Joan . day on his way. to visit his father at His Wagon Near the Purdon Bridge, ent B. Lutz, one of the oldest residents of Nevada City, met with a very serious accident this morning, and on account of bis age it is very liable to go hard with him, He left town about six o’clock this morning for Camptonville, with bis six-horse team, where he was going to load lumber at W. B. Meek’s sawmill, to haul to this city. While gsisg down ihe Pardon grade, this side of the bridge, he was thrown from. his wagon, and the wheels passed over him. About 10:80 o'clock he was fcund lying inthe road in the hot sun, suffering intensely. It was found that his hip was broken, and he was badly bruised. Word was brought tc town about two o’clock, and Chas. Lutz, A-t Smith and E. B frowning, with a surgeon, went out in’a spring wagon to bring the injured man to bts bome. Going and Coming. John Young of Sacramento is here. E. L. Harris of North Bloomfleld is here. . J. B.Grimwood has reterned from the Bay. Miss Louise Scheemer hag gone to Bakersfield to reside. f Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Rector, and Mrs. I. C. Lindley and son went to the Bay this morning. Mrs. John Stevens left this morning for North Bloomfield to visit her daughter, Mrs. Walter Mobley. Mr. and Mrs. John Grissel are here from North Bloomfield. A.L, Baker and F. Y. Schiffe arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. ‘ W.H. Snedake and wife. of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Mr. Snedake ia hereon mining business, : Ray Currier. and Carl Penrose ot North Bloomfield are in town, ; Miss Helen Ransom of Moore's Flat “R: G. Brown, one of the directors of the Brunswick tine,-arrived*here last evening. 3 ; Mrs.'A.M. Gray Is ‘here on a visit to her sister, Mrs, Harry Rogers, Mics Lizzie Neffziger and Miss Laura Power have returned from North Ban Jobii Bristow arrived here yesterCherokee. 2 Mrs. B. F, Dexté?.and Mre.-L; Ber~ thelot, who have been visiting Mrs, Lizzie M. Thomas, returned to the Bay this morning. Mise Lizzie Keenan left this morning for a visit to San Francisco, Frank Healey left this morning for San Francisco, or: N. Newby returned to the Bay this morning. H. D Towle left this morning for the Bay. ’ A. A. Rathenbeg, A. Fallater, Chas, Hendrickson and J. Bristow of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. F. J. Drew and Miss Drew are here on a visit from San Francisco. D, A. Davis and W. Keys are here from Martinez. J. H. Helwig is down from North Bloomfield, ; Miss Batterfield is over from French Corral, on a visit. F. Princle is down from Red Dog. David Eaton of Graniteville is in town. H. Mollerus of North Bloomfleld ie in town. J. H. Hackett of Louisville, Ky., arrived here this afternoon, C, A. Higburg is arrived here from Denver today. Claus Mublenbrok came down from the Pidmbago mine today on a visit to his many friends. F. A. Brocherd is here from San Francisco. with rheumatism, *Tis Basy to Feel Good, Countless thousands have founda blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, stipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; never ari or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton's rug store. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage Meats -you should send your orders to drissel Bros, Commercial street. Tho finest of beef, pork, mutton and lam» io the market. fe21-tf The Curse of Womankiad Is sick and nervous headaches. lief. One dosecures. G uaranteed perfectly harmless, it Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. Dickerman, sole agent. BWI MURED, He Was Thrown from C. B. Kimball of Marysville is here. Frank Sieke is up from Sacramento, John Evans is confined to his bed . whtch positively cure ConFever and Ague. 3 Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re. : For sale by H. F Torrid Weather. The people of this city may think the weather is warm, but suppose you were at Sacramento yesterday when the thermometer shot up to 128, three degrees above fever heat. At Roseville it registered 118. ‘The Southern Pacific eent out a relief train and picked up fifteen flremen between Sacrramento and Oolfax, who were worn out, and took them back to the Railroad Hospital at Sacramento, and some of them were quite ill. It is still warmer along the line today. Slow to Register. County Clerk Arbogast informs the Transcript that the voters are~ very slow in registering this year, and up to the present time there are--only thirty-five hundred names ou the roll, whils it le salsulated thers should be at least six thousand when registration closes, To vote ut the election in .November you must be on the Great Register by Thursday, September 25th. Hurry up and get your names on, end avoid the rush-of the last few days. ‘iKing Bolt Broke. Nick Sandow was driving down East Broad street this’ morning, and when he reached a point just opposite the residence of Nat P. Brown, the king bolt broke, separating the front wheels from the balance of the buggy, and pulling Mr. Sandow over the dasbboard. He hung onto the lines, and was dragged down the road for a considerable distance, when the horse stopped. Mr. Sandow was scratched up a little. Too Much for Them Three of the men employed on the gas pipe line, quit work yesterday be. cause they could not stand the heat, The men were allowed a full hour at noon today to cool off and eat their dinner. Bosses Wolf and Grim worked their forces in the shade as much as possible, Warmer Today. Today the thermometers in differ= ent parts Of town registered two-degrees more than they did yesterday, In front of Hartung and Brand’s the thermometer reached 110; at -Vinton’s 102 and at the National Hotel 100. Pythian installation This evening E.T. R. Powell, Deputy Grand Chancellor, goes ta Grass Valley to install the officers of Olympic Lodge, K. of P. A number of county seat Knights will accompany him, going down on the eight o’clock electric car. Finest ofRaspberries. Yee Lee, who conducts the Chinese store at the Plaza bridge, has pur~ chased thie season’s crop of ‘raspbérries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valley. These arethe finest raspberries in the market, and he is prepared to fill all orders for putting up. —_jy10 a a anit it I er ae “for anybody! Att Havana Fi LLER . “ FLORODORA" BANDS are of same value as tags from “STAR,” “ HORSE SHOE," f “SPEARHEAD,"' STANDARD NAVY," @ “OLD PEACH & HONEY,” : “‘ SAW LOG,” “ OLE VARGINY" ‘. dentists; Meel Tonight. © This evening’ the Nevada Oouuty Promotion Committee will hold a meeting at Grass Valley and make arrangements for various matters in connection with the grand picnic to be given next month. Other important business will also be attended to. A Forest Fire. A foreet fire broke out yesterday on the North Bloomfield road and today continued to burn furiously near the Frasher ranch on Selby Flat. There is considerable property in that vicinity which seems doomed and much uneasiness is felt. The smoke could be plainly seen from town. _ Story Spoiled. Wa, Oolley, at the request of: Mra. Thomas, wishes the TRansonirr to state that the yarn published by one of our contemporaries and telegraphed all over the State, to the effect that on killing a goose she found $18 worth of gold, is news to her. M:s. Thomas says it was a duck she killed,. not a goose, and found just 60 cents worth of gold, and not-$18 worth. Catholic Pienic. The Sunday school children of St. Oanice Catholic church had an enjoyable outing at Glenbrook Park today, and it was largely attended. The Sunday school has a picnic every year, and none was ever more -pleas= ant than this. + ORS Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters

re) in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Jaly 28, 1902: Bean, Ed 8. Branscomb, John Delury, Wai. Dickinson, H. O. Faulkner, Ike Foster, Ina Lewis, Tom Mertes, M. . Quick, Ethel Williams, Mrs. B. G: If not called for in. fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters_will _please.say -“advertised”’ pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Carers,’ tniaster, Mattoon, IIl., July 28—Jackson Hill whom Miss Lacy Buech of this city says hypnotized her into eloping -to Charleston and marrying him against her will, and who deserted her four days later has been captured. in Kentied Mies Busch and was living with wife No. 3 when arrested. ewe 30 Were Shot. Tvuoson, Ark., July 283—S. N. Jacke, a@ merchant of Fort Wortb, Texas, returning from the Yaqui River country, reports having seen thirty Inditacky.” Hill had a wife when he mar-. _ Reception Tonight. Ball team and other friends will visit the home of Wm. Spargo and wife this evening and tender them a home welcome. Mr. Spargo and his bride have just retarned from their wedding trip and their friends have decided to make the happy couple’a present of 9 combination bookcase and desk at the reception to-night. To Attend Her Son. The mother of Thomas Walastell, the young man who was injured yesterday morning by striking his head against an electric pole, came over from Dobbins Raneh today, to attend her son, who is still very sick. Hit by a Board. James McAllister was thie afternoon engaged in handling lumber at M. L. and D., Marsh’s lumber yard when a large board broke in two and hit him on the head, knocking him senseless. It wae some time before he recovered consciousness. Manila "Cholera. WASHINGTON, Jaly 23—The War Department has been informed from Manila that between May 9th and July Army died of cholera, —s { Would Smash the Club. \ ; . Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s . drug store. ' os tees. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain, Terms part down and balance on time, Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf -Fresh Every Day. . Are ny Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand . wiches and Ice UOream Soda, and they. . are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, © TT LER’s, Commercial Street, Nevada City Notice of Proving will, ys THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR‘ = Haas County of Nevada, State of Califor . In the matter of the Estate of R. M. HUNT, deceased Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, the Fifth gy ‘of August, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m of said day, at the Court Room of said Court “at the Court House inthe Cit aud County of Nevada, has been appointed by meas the time and place for proving the Will of said R.M, Hunt, deceased. an for hearing the epplication of W. D. Vinton and Fred Searls or issuance to them of Letters Testamentary when and where any may anger and contest th ans lined up and shot there. Dat uly 28d, 1903, no jy% F. L. ARBOGAST, Clerk. brand Electro-Dental cannot you the stampe his Pocket Knife. Not so with those who. carry an OUR VERY BEST . eS The name and rep= utation are too well Known to forget. a ee ee ee LEGG & SHAW CO; NEVADA CITY. The members of the Nevada Base} 11th seventy-six enlisted men of the 3 . ae . Person interested‘) ame. May Be So Yet. Beatin, July 283—The Kreuz Zeitung in dealing with Great Britain’s posltion in the world, maintains that~she is not economically independent: of other Nations. ‘The colonies,” says the Zeitung, “are rapidly severing themselves from the mother country, which will be absorbed by America, inasmuch as the rise of the United States means the political and economic downfall of Great Britain.” 157 Cases. St. Pererspure, July 2GaJt te officjally announced that cyeMera is rag: ing at Manchuria. Thete were seven hundred and fifty-seven cases from July 8dto July 14th, and eighty-one Russians and three hundred and six ty-three Chinese died from the digLesser Sentence. WasHIneton, July 28—President Roosevelt has commuted to dishonorable discharge and_ fifteen years imprisonment the death sentence of Private Gay Stevenson, Troop M, Ninth Cavalry. He was convicted by a Oourtmartial in Samar, Philippines, of rape. Naw Yor, Jaly23—As the hess in the trial of Donaldgon ; killing of Moyers was Richmond, Staten Island, ant who had been an Interested 4 fell out of bis chair ang when is tators raised him from the 4, dead. He was identited as j_ vey @ prominent dry B00dg », Hie sudden death Caused g sation in the Oourtroom, but short delay the trial Proceeded, A Very Sad (y Papvoan, Ky , July 238~Mry,. Vaughn, aged 70 years, and op, wealthiest and most Prominent: en of Padueah, was accidentalh with @ small rifie by her on aged 18 and died almost ic The boy was 80 crazed trom os ‘he attempted suicide, A Fam Pica E. T. RB. Powell and family Henry Lane and family, drovey Lake Vera early this morning joyed a buli’s head breakfast, took along plenty of refreshmen passed the balance of the day p ing. remnants of Table Linen. Come today. Respectfully, CS cae aiiaseniameieal Great Sale of Table Linen at Maher & Co.’s Ladies today we place in one of our large show wis Just enough in each piece for a Table Cloth—price f If you want bargains in Table Cloths—don't Id go by.—$1.25 for a full length Table Cloth. ee mene ta Removed fo Grass Vil. The Ladies of Nevada City wishing to bay Stylish il should call at our Grass Valley store, where they will 1. prompt attention, Our Nevada City Store wil! reopen Sept 15th with a fall line of FALL MILLINERY. . 11,520 D lotof : = eighty drinks. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™S*2*%,.,., s NZ a 4 wv RINKS OF * as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage : as can be created, will be made from our last RES’ ROOT BEEI just only received. Better get a bottle and make . 20 cents each — three for 50 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 cts, each. a CHAS. E.MULLOY, Groce bring itto us, We will fix it. eersammnsenanieioeeeeee These parlors are a branch of the absolutely first-class work. All work guaranteed at One.haif PLATES, full . asst i Upper or Lower $10 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat . 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth." 6 09 Phone Main 633, . Pi “MASTER WORKMAN" Tobaceo, PRPPHH ee * DR. R. EL. SMITE LL ERENsenmmen, Electro-Deneal j established nearly four years ago. One vig wl Rearaibento, . best equi pped Dental Offices on the Coast an Are Located Here with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL a PRICES) j PAINLESS EXTRACTION, OF No charge for Extracting when platesjare o Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Parlors of the la t and Permanently nd other}; conveniences tor} doing the regular;*prices charged by other / GOLD FILLINGS.. . “$2. SILVER FILLINGS.. . oe: CLEANING.. ee Lp 60 CENTS. rdered, R. BE. SMITH, D. D. s, Pine Street, Nevada City. PHONE WEST 14, Don’t Get Lett---Be On Tl ~ We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper’ « You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watohet or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you baveé Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairiss That’s our specialty. Try H. W. Hartut Watchmakers BRCAD STREET, NEVADA" ® them. Amon _ Wasbington Pine, etc. sold at the ool Buil Jewelry of All Kind Souvenir Spoons.. We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons, all and man beantifal engravings * 9 ing, the Obampion mine ig make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, ® & very low price—quality considered. Panty aol Neatly Repalt i . -C. J. BRAND,‘@ a . The Jewell ve jeuneee in a Bri Busy Res —— nol—if you can. og we will have ® —July 28th. me mine shipp nrets today to works. ather-ie-not-of women whose r nee & year. y Lord! Sach ocook egge Db: take peop at the ople of Grass Vv ntensely with th for so many of county seat, ¥ alubrious. bovernment ‘hi Marsh’s, regis terday. This w years. pion Hotel bar hands, and F. 1 n be found ther your wants. Fa ir changed adve L, & D. Marsh @ » making a &p hingles, that to this climat mining and buil Inds, as well as fF A. 0. Bush of in this city la o San Quentir who was conv! rand sentenced nment. The prt Oregon boot. No. 169, Unite eeting Monday the following or, Mra. M. DL. ire, G. M. Monr r and Finan z; Guide, Mrs. ¢ 8, E, Hughes; W iz; Trustees, Mr + Getchell and After the inate program was ments ser ved. t Duden, Supre ler of Pendo, ps the local Coun elaborate pregre ‘or the occasior mas, the local C 11 chosen remar preme Secretary ory of the Order be derived from preof. When J ded his remark 8 favored the lo be programme marke by A, Sin he members thi Nquet room, whe prved, meeting of Neve & A. M., last nig! nd the membe of North Bioom! fal visit were An elaborat d, and it was a le Ivities were o pal feature of ¢ bferring of the t Midate. The me bags present, we as Rossen, R. D J.H. Helwig, “ Jorgensen, Gec Mobley, O. O. ——~ree-»All Eyes on t fe Texas, E aod marvelous the world, } ing statement o t Cisco, Vex,, of ery for Const ontracted a seve editor J. J. fa most obsti: resulted in but she has by Dr. King’s . Dsitively guaran: and all Throat. So and $l. Tr n’s, Se ————+-28ee Good Me ¥_ Brothers ha f, matton and 1 88 F ee Notice to th and after Sund of the Union I every Sanday left Saturday ¥ Morning wil on, eS House to ase to rent on B DIY located, “RIPT Office or Hil,