July 25, 1903 (4 pages)

NEVADA City DAILy TRANSCRIPT} " NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED bE. BROWN; Manager. By Pali, = . Ps e hg TERMS OF SUBSORIP TION $6_Per Year . By Carrier, m 7. Delivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued A very Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. eve meeene SATURDAY. sagualehiisieseeeen July 25, 1903 ee ewe essecenerasoserseseveseseeres® "THEE AGENCIES FOR GOOD. acter. It is encouraging to know too, the race. centers. and industrially. Bi 8 ing the day. : books. eration has been,accomplished. HERE is not more than one person in a score who possesses the evolutionary impulse to,improve himself in such measure as to prompt him to make original effort to develop his own mind and his own charFrom the foundation of the world every uplift of humanity in the mass has been brought about by the disinter— ested efforts of the comparatively few. who are willing to devote themselves in whole or in part to helping others. help is indispensable to progress, but in most cases the spirit of self help has first to be aroused from the outside and afterward nurtured with care by disinterested philanthrophy. . time when the great commonality had so much done for them ‘ ——_ as now, or when so many unselfish and courageous people of bak. mental and pecuniary resources were lending helping hands. If they have amassed great fortunes at the cost of the consuming masses they have expended them for the uplifting of . And yet what the rich and powerful have done is only a stfall part of what the cousecrated many are doing unnoticed ‘day by day. They are lending a hand when it is needed and in giving directions to aspiration when it would otherwise be painfully picking its laborious and discouraged way. The three most potent organizations for making things better than they are, are the churches, the schools and the libraries. The functions of these are all extending and not narrowing and largely through the influences of outside agencies which get in behind them and push them on. In many eastern cities the churches are becoming much more than places of worship and organizations for collecting and disbursing charity. They are intellectual and industrial It has been found, in the light of experience, that they are capable of being made powerful levers for the uplifting of the general mass, not only religiously but socially ee The public schools, too, are coming to be more than mere institutions of learning for the youthof the land. They are being made centers of intellectual community life and the school houses are being profitably used as assembly halls for parents as well as children, in the evening as well as durFinally, the free public libraries are being made of more i consequence than for the mere giving in aud taking out of They are doing lyceum work and successfully con-. jot ducting forums for general discussion of public questions. The purpose of all of this is to excite interest and when interest has been excited half the work of intellectual regenSelf that there never was a Eo Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at’ the various churches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: CONGREGATIONAL. Bhinping WOR ircn casein 1 40 THE PURE Barley i brsetic ea share 1 083¢ The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will préedl 4 GRAIN COFFEE atlla.m.and 7:80 p.m. Subject of BONDS. In comparing Grain-O and coffee discourse in the evening, “How to DePinger A lr hay panes ; is remember that while the taste is termine the Morality of Money Maky i brig ace 7% the sarne Grain-O gives health and ing.” Sabbath school at the close of WATER AND GAS. strength while coffee shatters the the morning service. Senior Endeavor . Spring Valley.... .. 85,. Nervous system and breeds disease BE R. at 6:80 p.m. All are invited Eesie Os aad Blectric baa ~ 58%¢. of the econ wie-O and its Doe » ene ; n Francisco Gas and E ic. people preter Grain es , uEraopier. pacar cia Ue hd }Guaranteed Pure, pal ek ae TRY IT TO-DAY. None So Good. Motto for the day— Opbit. 23.645 165; Sierra Nevada. 60) Atgrocers everywhere; 15c. and S5c. per package. 7 “For we must all appear at the judgexten? teeees 1 Utah. . 86 Sold Everywhere. ment seat of Christ, that everySokal intagy ne lle eiasaere o Notice of Sale of Personal Property. : one may receive the things done Con.Cal. aya .1 6U . Seg. Belcher. 09 . by his body, according to that . Savage... 17) Overman.. feet 28 tgp fg eee Yi oP aa a sah be hath done, whether it be good . Choller. . 22] Justice.. 15. Inthe Matter of the Guardianship of the or bad? Poton dee 23] Union . . 90 LS pg and Estate of ANNA M. HELWIG, a i P : ; ale rs . 65) Alta. . 06 ; Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Wil-] Crown Point. 22. Julia. . 04 an one ofthe, Snperior “gure of. the liam Angwin, both morning and even-. Yellow Jacket. 14. Caledonia. 45 . Cownty of Nevada. State of Calitornia, ce 0 ing. Sunday echool will convene at Imperial at % Silver Hill .. 85 Soartint e abaye eutitigd easy, on he : close of morning service; Junior and Kentuck,..4 1b}Ohballenge.. 49\ary 2th, 1908, James enry Aiphece ss 06. Occidental . 84. Guenther. Guardians of the person and Intermediate League at 6:30. J. H. Belcher... 43. Andes ; 09 . gutéte, of fae M: Helwig, a minor, will 0+ ° ; Polkinghorn, leader—missionary top-. Covfidence.185) == hour F of ton ‘elgok in the ye FS 7 ic. Class meeting At 9:45, Jobn Tamblyn, leader. TRINITY EPISCOPAL. Seventh Sunday after Trinity—Services as follows: Morning prayer, ante-communion and sermon, 11 o’clock a. m.; Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30p.m. Rev. W. A.Rimer, . . Rector. a Champion Oircle, No. 825, Women ; of Woodcraft, installed officers last Ee night as follows, Mrs. Libbie Werry conducting the ceremonies: P.G.N., Mrs. Hattie Kirkham; G. N., Mrs. Elizabeth Attkisson; Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Fischer; Captain of Guard, Mrs. Mary Holland;. Attendant, Miss Aggie , Carey; Magiciap, Mis. Emma Dan‘ forth; I. 8., Mrs. Julia Webber; 0.8, 4 E. J. Baker. At the conclusion of the ; ceremonies a masical and literary program was rendered, followed by a collation. Stocks, Bonds, Ec. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the cloge. ~ of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: Valley WHEAT AND BARLEY. 8 08 eee Company © of this city and Company I of Grass Valley will leave for the Second Infantry Regiment’s encampment at Santa Craz on August 9th and will return August 28d. Ma jor Simonds will command the batallion, consisting of Nevada City, Grass and Woodland companies. Staff-Lieutenant Ladis Walling will go as batallion commigsary. C will take forty-five men, Captain Ben A, Bost commanding. of the members will be accompanied by their wives and families. The regiment will have from 450 to 475 men in camp. They will be ander the command of Colonel Seymour, + 2@e-+ A farewell picnic was tendered Mice Lizzie Gallagher yesterday by a nomber of her friends at Olympia Park and the affair was an enjoyable one; The young lady who bas been’ visiting her relatives here will return to San Francisco tomorrow. Company’ A namber Mining Notes. About tee’ Sone ego a rich strike was made at the Champion mines, in this district, and the ore, which is well filled with sulphurets, gives splendid returns, To meke it still better, the new find leads off from the 1600foot level into néw ground. From.all indications the new body will become extensive a8 work progregses, ‘and Superintendent Abadie feels elated as to the results. The opening of another ore chute on the 700-foot level remeen FOOT» for which work has been in progress for some time, also gives great encouragement to the Ohampion Oompany. These discoveries mean much to our people, who will be greatly pleased to learn of the bright fatpre that is sarely ahead for: the old standby—the Obampion mide. It is not necessary to go on at length as to the great worth the chain of properties controlled by thie enterprising company is to, Nevada City. The fact of their unfailing eupport for years is @ matter that comes . “right home” to the entire community, and their successfal operation means continued prosperity for our people. It is currently reported that negotiations are well under way that will lead to the re-opening of the Belle fontaine mine, Willow Valley district, very soon. The property hae been idle for some time, but parties who are qualified to judge in the matter, say the mine~would become a good’ dividend payer if it was properly opened up. A-five-stampmill is-to-be-erected_at}the Huron Mining Oompany’s property, near Omega, in a short time. Superintendent W. H. Bray has just completed his arrangements for the construction of a well-equipped mill. The mine is opened up in good shape, and Mr. Bray has every configence in ita future. Good reports ébatpiae to come ‘from the Zeibright mine at Bear Valley. The ledge is twenty feet in width, and but little depth has been reached as yet. The future success of this enterprise is now assured, and as 8000 a8 practicable suitable machinery to bandle ore properly will be erected. Then the working force will also be creased. An order was lsoned yesterday by Judge Nilon restraining W. M. Burekhalter from disposing of” or transferring any commuuitg property now in his possession. Mrs. Burokhalter is sueing for-divorecd and $100 per montb alimony, henee the order. The parties are from Truckee. The chicken dinners at the New York Hotel on ‘Sundays are gotten up in fine style, and are largely patroaized. Tomorrow the usual ee spread will be served. A. Johnson, an employe at the Delhi mine, accidentally fell Tharsday and injured the ligament of his leg. He was brought to town yesterday and Dr. Muller attended hie injaries. Se REIKO Seah aHs Attorney La Rue yesterday presented in,the Superior Court a petition for the sale of personal property under attachment in the action of Hirachfleld vs. Snell & Fleming. An order was made shortening the time for notice of hearing of the petition from ten to six days. fH! A petition for letters of administration in the matter of the estate of Julia Shea, deceased, were today applied for in the Superior Court. The petitioner is M, D. Shea. GRAINO the hi of the t United pik a ge eoin said J vada Spring Val Works, a Dated July 25, 1908, pe J. OTT and HENRY GUENTHER, Guardians of the Person and Estate of M. Helwig, minor. ——To be given by—— COMPANY I, 2d REG. IMR, H.-G. ¢. —on the— BIG PLATFORM Grass Valley, © Tweive pieces. his eventful trip: ad bees bidd ae tor esah, gold States, at ne . Nevada Denney, Couneeme. thirteen shares of the apital k of the Cortt cate No. rok, aarporstipg, belt iris Social Dance Wednesday Evening, Angust Oth . Music wy the Genes Valley Band of TICKETS—admitting etienaai and BOAT WAS SWANDED Rventfal Trip of Capt, F. A. Gourley to Council City, Alaska. KF. A. Goarly, who left. this city about a month ago for Alaska, where he is to superint@md the opening and development of a rich mining claim near Council Oity for a French syndicate of San Francisco, met with quite a thrilling adventure and a close call of being drowned before arriving at his destination, the scow containing hie party of miners, with suppliee and baggage, being swamped by the dan@erous eddies and rapids of Fish river. Mr. Goarly, however, considers the experience as nothing more than an ordinary incident in the life of a mining man in anewcountry. He writes as follows to the Transoript concerning ow “‘Counom Orty, July 1, 1908. ‘We arrived at Oouncil City last Monday (June 29th) after a pleasant trip to Golinas Bay, thence up Fish River to White Mountains by river steamer, and thence by scow towed by horses to this place. The.same day we left by scow with our Pn de Asoc at ers and their baggage—and had an easy trip until we reached some rapids about 800 yards above town, where we were’ swamped. Our scow shipped some water over her boom, then veered around starboard side on t> the rapids, and commenced sinking. Almost. instantly the whole of us were washed overboard with all the supplies which would float. We then struck out for the shore to save our lives, which we all did in good shape. ‘As goon as I saw our scow ship water then I realized it was ‘all off with us, and commenced throwing off my big overcoat, but did not succeed. Iwas glad afterwards that I failed, as the coat served as a sort of a parachute or buoy and helped me to float shorewards until I strack bottom. “The good people of Council Oityput out with boats and scows.and succeeded in saving all of our baggsge and gupplies, which were rapidly floating down the river. “If the boatman had succceded in cutting the tow line in time, we might have escaped, but he could not get his knife out soon enough. Since then we employed a boatman who has landed all of our supplies at the mouvh of Reitcher creek, near where we intend oparating. ‘ “Sach is life in the far North, “The weather is lovely—-a very acceptable requisite after taking a cold bath.” alton last Tuesday Mr. Lahue of this city bad several ribs broken and was burt interhally. Mr. Labue is a brother-in-law to Oharles Flynn. Oe No Pity Shown. ‘*For years fate was after me continuously,” writes F, A. Galledge, Verbena, Ala. ‘‘I had a terrible case of Piles, causing 24 tumors, ‘When all feiled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured me.” Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains. Only 25c at Vinton’s Drag Store. ‘have been commenced. , 1 While at work on a building. at Loy9,000 VIEW THE REMAINS RomE, July a5~-The doors at. St. Peters Chapel were closed at noon today. It is estimated that eighty’ thousand people viewed the remains. The preparations for interment STATION VERY CRITICAL Sel? New York, July 25th.---The situation at the Stock Exchange remains very critical. -Suppressed excitement to— day but no further failures. Taylor Company’s statement is expected to show liabilities of over three million dollars. OLD OBSERVATORY BURIED SAN FRANCISCo, July 25th.--The old Observatory on top of Telegraph Hill was totally destroyed by fire this foreARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS. SaturDay, July 25th. J.T. Cline, cayient Saeed W. P. Cline, “ Victor Sauvee, Blue Tent J. Coughland vr Wey Columbia Hill, * Johnson, Red O ro: 8, W. L. Van Winkle, San Francieco. San Quentin Prison, July 24.— Wilson R. Howard, convicted of the maurder of aged Andrew Sauer in San Jose, was reprieved today. He narrowly escaped hanging, the papers on appeal hot arriving, and only the Attorney General’s iotervention saved bim. Hubby, get me a bottle of Cook's Water from the refrigerator, it’s so refreshing these warm days. 2G. 7Oe Yesterday afternoon, while riding horse, Albert, the ten-year-old son of Mrs, Maggie Allan, fell from the animal’s beck and was slightly injured. THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure icra gm uO UT a A Close Call. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE The National and Annex. Every sauestbe tires of ‘al monot-. . ony that exiets in the culinary part of her home in electing ‘various good . things for the daily dinner. How pleasing it is to bear her dear bubby say: “Well, fond one, we we will dine on Sunday at the National.” She knows fall well by experience that the menu at this popular house le always of the very best. Tomorrow Ohef Prentiss) will even outdo hie former efforts to please the patrons of the National, and if you want to partake a fine dinner give it a trial. trick wae d ; tal jarers in mins eo their seemingly impossible 4) feata, aod thé ruses maby of them were clesrly and Iq explained and exposed, ' the feats of legerdemain camy, class in hypnotism and the woagy cetious and humorous mai i youngsters went shrough were The following is the Menu: Mock Tartle. Bouillon. Baked gic Ohicken, Pommes Hollandaiee, * Tonight Professor Pait wit Cal. Olives. ctigageaiens fa this ‘lor. Corn Beef and. Cabbage. take an interest in the black art, Ham—Ohampagne sauce. notism or prestigiation should the entertainment this eve, Sirloin of Beef—a la Creole. ular — 15, 25 and 86 cont pg Staffed Bell Pepper. % Sweetbreade—a le. Poubetb, in case, RRA iii ts nar iemaecer Welsh Rarebit. There is more catarrh in thig tg of the country than other d Peach Oomfoth. together, and until tlie last tow was supposed to be incurable, . great many yeare doctors p it a local diséase and p remedies, ond by constantly cure with local treatment, ) Pi it invarable. Science hag tarrh to be a constitutiona) Roast Young Chicken, with dressing. Prime Rib of Beef, au jar. Short Rib of Beef and brown potatoes. Stuffed Breast of Veal. Mashed and Steamed Potatoes, ; ; and therefore requires Green Peas. Baked Tomatoes. troats ent. Hall's sa afacta y. C) Raspberry Pie Apple Pie. ledo, Ohio, is the waty oa 0s, oure’on the market. Ii is nally in doses from 10 drops to 5 Chocolate Toe Cream. bee spoopfal. It acts directly on the. Lady Fingers. © ,. Macaroons. and mucous surfaces of the Pound Coke. They offer one hundred dollay OOF aie tenonics, te Ioed Water 1 “Melon, cular e HENEY & 00. A ENE Co Assorted Fruits. Mixed Nuts. geid by Droggiste 100” Hall’s Family Pills are the best, Rouqafort, Edam and Eastern Cheese. Bent’s Water Geageete: Oafe Neir. California Champagnola—red white—a beverage strictly pan, freshing and delicious, made { California wines. At Britland’s, For that thirst try a cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. "tf. Maher & Co. N Nevada ( RIBBONS AND 5 wo COLLAR mie. Jaaee received a new line of NECK RIBBONS in Taffeta and Liberty Silk. New Today-—those low Linen Collas ladies, all sizes, 2 for 25 cents. Maline-—in pink, blue, red, white and black . per yard. Newest thing for neckwear, . . Embroidery Beeding—New . for the neck, 20 and 25 cents. Hosiery-Children’s school hose, 10 cents. . hose, special value, 15.cents. Ladies’ lace hose 25, ceat Yak Lace—New Yak lace in linen and whi . Hair Comb Sets—Back combs, side hair clasps, All prices. Come and see us. Respectfully, . Meher & 2DR will give-———— ; A SELECT PUBLIC DANCE & ON THE BIG PLATFORM ; Saturday Evening, July 25th OG GOO OOS TODAY’S Great Clearance Sale at That Stale, Flavorlese, Ready-Ground Package Cofiee, and tay a pound re Gaylor’s 25 Cent chow Family Coffee Ground or with-. out chicory. aieere crisp and aromatic . ‘Roasted Dally. to order, wit Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada Oity. lady, or two ladies, 60 cents. Rosenberg Bros. 25 Cis——Ladies’ Shirt Waists cut to—— 25 Crs 5 Cts——Ladies’ and Children’s Vests cut to——S5 Ces . 75 Cts——New Kimonas today—— 75 Ces New Belts—the latest out New Corset Covers New Belt Buckles New Ribbon Call and see the Yow Soods. ROSENBERG BROS. “CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Ne. ¥ a FRUIT JARS Smee Bali Mason Jars —-£ Pini's, per dOzeM ..1.. seers ceteeereee Quarts, per GOmeM ..sisip-cesscscestenseee ce cessecees mene Half Gallon, per dozem....ccscceece: cee: seem Lightning Jars —_ Pints, purr COZEM..:..ncsscedeaneseseeieecses sees Quarts, per dozen .. SiNOUGERTC Svcs oncnans concen 00 Half Gallon, per dozen.... . Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. Hahd-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 ct ‘Pure Refine:d Paraffine Wax 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. Turner & Hadley Com PINIE STREET NEVADA LIJMBER DEALE ——oarry 8 fall line of—— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mi Shi: angles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Tim MAS:URY’S PAINT Signet all colors, and in © from one} pint up, Cell amd gee, 4 Office arid Yards—Head of Boulder St. bs, Tatar ot aig A Pe BS TI TURDAY . SOMA Doin Pe bo Spauldio pany came . ing. Hutchinson from San F @ county thi liss Lizzie FE n San Franci t to relatives: ary A. Gree bing from Lo county toc 8 Bates ar }morninpg on creek, rge Keller an outing tr evening. Van Winki cieco on a bu nberg. arrive San Francis Monroe. ok, the ten servey of T ) quite ill. ts. Henry Lan to San Fran ng District will leave fo Dw. ‘He will bh W. Gayl d & Son, re is Eastern t Mr. Gaylor cities and n of interest ble time, ] ‘back home, ; by his num aciet R, ; by Messrs . yesterday orn, He re r Wedloc aseball clu ning. Whi mary arraag and Nevada: L.G. Brasfte bs Geneva, v it to relative ve for hoi ill be ac mother, I FAMILY ne . nformatic e to Me Nevada ( ‘there is a¢ parable fr ‘that afflict leys and au lot is far ition can lutely cow idney Pil the mother nd her ho ‘Milburn o Bays: “ trol over ecretions a my notice serious an e to stop It was o lls were g embarras ondition i the treatm . being obt I cann weakne ned ag to cared, br ’s Kidney at the ren is should or guar Anoyed v ness,” 50 cents a erMilbur mts for r the ni batitate. DOK ATI RECT WVADA Admit lia. 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NEVADA City DAILy TRANSCRIPT} " NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED bE. BROWN; Manager. By Pali, = . Ps e hg TERMS OF SUBSORIP TION $6_Per Year . By Carrier, m 7. Delivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued A very Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. eve meeene SATURDAY. sagualehiisieseeeen July 25, 1903 ee ewe essecenerasoserseseveseseeres® "THEE AGENCIES FOR GOOD. acter. It is encouraging to know too, the race. centers. and industrially. Bi 8 ing the day. : books. eration has been,accomplished. HERE is not more than one person in a score who possesses the evolutionary impulse to,improve himself in such measure as to prompt him to make original effort to develop his own mind and his own charFrom the foundation of the world every uplift of humanity in the mass has been brought about by the disinter— ested efforts of the comparatively few. who are willing to devote themselves in whole or in part to helping others. help is indispensable to progress, but in most cases the spirit of self help has first to be aroused from the outside and afterward nurtured with care by disinterested philanthrophy. . time when the great commonality had so much done for them ‘ ——_ as now, or when so many unselfish and courageous people of bak. mental and pecuniary resources were lending helping hands. If they have amassed great fortunes at the cost of the consuming masses they have expended them for the uplifting of . And yet what the rich and powerful have done is only a stfall part of what the cousecrated many are doing unnoticed ‘day by day. They are lending a hand when it is needed and in giving directions to aspiration when it would otherwise be painfully picking its laborious and discouraged way. The three most potent organizations for making things better than they are, are the churches, the schools and the libraries. The functions of these are all extending and not narrowing and largely through the influences of outside agencies which get in behind them and push them on. In many eastern cities the churches are becoming much more than places of worship and organizations for collecting and disbursing charity. They are intellectual and industrial It has been found, in the light of experience, that they are capable of being made powerful levers for the uplifting of the general mass, not only religiously but socially ee The public schools, too, are coming to be more than mere institutions of learning for the youthof the land. They are being made centers of intellectual community life and the school houses are being profitably used as assembly halls for parents as well as children, in the evening as well as durFinally, the free public libraries are being made of more i consequence than for the mere giving in aud taking out of They are doing lyceum work and successfully con-. jot ducting forums for general discussion of public questions. The purpose of all of this is to excite interest and when interest has been excited half the work of intellectual regenSelf that there never was a Eo Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at’ the various churches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: CONGREGATIONAL. Bhinping WOR ircn casein 1 40 THE PURE Barley i brsetic ea share 1 083¢ The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will préedl 4 GRAIN COFFEE atlla.m.and 7:80 p.m. Subject of BONDS. In comparing Grain-O and coffee discourse in the evening, “How to DePinger A lr hay panes ; is remember that while the taste is termine the Morality of Money Maky i brig ace 7% the sarne Grain-O gives health and ing.” Sabbath school at the close of WATER AND GAS. strength while coffee shatters the the morning service. Senior Endeavor . Spring Valley....... ... 85,. Nervous system and breeds disease BE R. at 6:80 p.m. All are invited Eesie Os aad Blectric baa ~ 58%¢. of the econ wie-O and its Doe » ene ; n Francisco Gas and E ic. people preter Grain es , uEraopier. pacar cia Ue hd }Guaranteed Pure, pal ek ae TRY IT TO-DAY. None So Good. Motto for the day— Opbit. 23.645 165; Sierra Nevada. 60) Atgrocers everywhere; 15c. and S5c. per package. 7 “For we must all appear at the judgexten? teeees 1 Utah. .. 86 Sold Everywhere. ment seat of Christ, that everySokal intagy ne lle eiasaere o Notice of Sale of Personal Property. : one may receive the things done Con.Cal. aya .1 6U . Seg. Belcher.. 09 . by his body, according to that . Savage...... 17) Overman... feet 28 tgp fg eee Yi oP aa a sah be hath done, whether it be good . Choller. . 22] Justice.... 15. Inthe Matter of the Guardianship of the or bad? Poton dee 23] Union . . 90 LS pg and Estate of ANNA M. HELWIG, a i P : ; ale rs .. 65) Alta.. . 06 ; Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Wil-] Crown Point.. 22. Julia.. . 04 an one ofthe, Snperior “gure of. the liam Angwin, both morning and even-. Yellow Jacket. 14. Caledonia. 45 . Cownty of Nevada. State of Calitornia, ce 0 ing. Sunday echool will convene at Imperial at % Silver Hill ... 85 Soartint e abaye eutitigd easy, on he : close of morning service; Junior and Kentuck,...4 1b}Ohballenge... 49\ary 2th, 1908, James enry Aiphece ss 06. Occidental .. 84. Guenther. Guardians of the person and Intermediate League at 6:30. J. H. Belcher...... 43. Andes ; 09 . gutéte, of fae M: Helwig, a minor, will 0+ ° ; Polkinghorn, leader—missionary top-. Covfidence..185) == hour F of ton ‘elgok in the ye FS 7 ic. Class meeting At 9:45, Jobn Tamblyn, leader. TRINITY EPISCOPAL. Seventh Sunday after Trinity—Services as follows: Morning prayer, ante-communion and sermon, 11 o’clock a. m.; Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30p.m. Rev. W. A.Rimer, . . Rector. a Champion Oircle, No. 825, Women ; of Woodcraft, installed officers last Ee night as follows, Mrs. Libbie Werry conducting the ceremonies: P.G.N., Mrs. Hattie Kirkham; G. N., Mrs. Elizabeth Attkisson; Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Fischer; Captain of Guard, Mrs. Mary Holland;. Attendant, Miss Aggie , Carey; Magiciap, Mis. Emma Dan‘ forth; I. 8., Mrs. Julia Webber; 0.8, 4 E. J. Baker. At the conclusion of the ; ceremonies a masical and literary program was rendered, followed by a collation. Stocks, Bonds, Ec. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the cloge. ~ of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: Valley WHEAT AND BARLEY. 8 08 eee Company © of this city and Company I of Grass Valley will leave for the Second Infantry Regiment’s encampment at Santa Craz on August 9th and will return August 28d. Ma jor Simonds will command the batallion, consisting of Nevada City, Grass and Woodland companies. Staff-Lieutenant Ladis Walling will go as batallion commigsary. C will take forty-five men, Captain Ben A, Bost commanding. of the members will be accompanied by their wives and families. The regiment will have from 450 to 475 men in camp. They will be ander the command of Colonel Seymour, + 2@e-+ A farewell picnic was tendered Mice Lizzie Gallagher yesterday by a nomber of her friends at Olympia Park and the affair was an enjoyable one; The young lady who bas been’ visiting her relatives here will return to San Francisco tomorrow. Company’ A namber Mining Notes. About tee’ Sone ego a rich strike was made at the Champion mines, in this district, and the ore, which is well filled with sulphurets, gives splendid returns, To meke it still better, the new find leads off from the 1600foot level into néw ground. From.all indications the new body will become extensive a8 work progregses, ‘and Superintendent Abadie feels elated as to the results. The opening of another ore chute on the 700-foot level remeen FOOT» for which work has been in progress for some time, also gives great encouragement to the Ohampion Oompany. These discoveries mean much to our people, who will be greatly pleased to learn of the bright fatpre that is sarely ahead for: the old standby—the Obampion mide. It is not necessary to go on at length as to the great worth the chain of properties controlled by thie enterprising company is to, Nevada City. The fact of their unfailing eupport for years is @ matter that comes . “right home” to the entire community, and their successfal operation means continued prosperity for our people. It is currently reported that negotiations are well under way that will lead to the re-opening of the Belle fontaine mine, Willow Valley district, very soon. The property hae been idle for some time, but parties who are qualified to judge in the matter, say the mine~would become a good’ dividend payer if it was properly opened up. A-five-stampmill is-to-be-erected_at}the Huron Mining Oompany’s property, near Omega, in a short time. Superintendent W. H. Bray has just completed his arrangements for the construction of a well-equipped mill. The mine is opened up in good shape, and Mr. Bray has every configence in ita future. Good reports ébatpiae to come ‘from the Zeibright mine at Bear Valley. The ledge is twenty feet in width, and but little depth has been reached as yet. The future success of this enterprise is now assured, and as 8000 a8 practicable suitable machinery to bandle ore properly will be erected. Then the working force will also be creased. An order was lsoned yesterday by Judge Nilon restraining W. M. Burekhalter from disposing of” or transferring any commuuitg property now in his possession. Mrs. Burokhalter is sueing for-divorecd and $100 per montb alimony, henee the order. The parties are from Truckee. The chicken dinners at the New York Hotel on ‘Sundays are gotten up in fine style, and are largely patroaized. Tomorrow the usual ee spread will be served. A. Johnson, an employe at the Delhi mine, accidentally fell Tharsday and injured the ligament of his leg. He was brought to town yesterday and Dr. Muller attended hie injaries. Se REIKO Seah aHs Attorney La Rue yesterday presented in,the Superior Court a petition for the sale of personal property under attachment in the action of Hirachfleld vs. Snell & Fleming. An order was made shortening the time for notice of hearing of the petition from ten to six days. fH! A petition for letters of administration in the matter of the estate of Julia Shea, deceased, were today applied for in the Superior Court. The petitioner is M, D. Shea. GRAINO the hi of the t United pik a ge eoin said J vada Spring Val Works, a Dated July 25, 1908, pe J. OTT and HENRY GUENTHER, Guardians of the Person and Estate of M. Helwig, minor. ——To be given by—— COMPANY I, 2d REG. IMR, H.-G. ¢. —on the— BIG PLATFORM Grass Valley, © Tweive pieces. his eventful trip: ad bees bidd ae tor esah, gold States, at ne . Nevada Denney, Couneeme. thirteen shares of the apital k of the Cortt cate No. rok, aarporstipg, belt iris Social Dance Wednesday Evening, Angust Oth . Music wy the Genes Valley Band of TICKETS—admitting etienaai and BOAT WAS SWANDED Rventfal Trip of Capt, F. A. Gourley to Council City, Alaska. KF. A. Goarly, who left. this city about a month ago for Alaska, where he is to superint@md the opening and development of a rich mining claim near Council Oity for a French syndicate of San Francisco, met with quite a thrilling adventure and a close call of being drowned before arriving at his destination, the scow containing hie party of miners, with suppliee and baggage, being swamped by the dan@erous eddies and rapids of Fish river. Mr. Goarly, however, considers the experience as nothing more than an ordinary incident in the life of a mining man in anewcountry. He writes as follows to the Transoript concerning ow “‘Counom Orty, July 1, 1908. ‘We arrived at Oouncil City last Monday (June 29th) after a pleasant trip to Golinas Bay, thence up Fish River to White Mountains by river steamer, and thence by scow towed by horses to this place. The.same day we left by scow with our Pn de Asoc at ers and their baggage—and had an easy trip until we reached some rapids about 800 yards above town, where we were’ swamped. Our scow shipped some water over her boom, then veered around starboard side on t> the rapids, and commenced sinking. Almost. instantly the whole of us were washed overboard with all the supplies which would float. We then struck out for the shore to save our lives, which we all did in good shape. ‘As goon as I saw our scow ship water then I realized it was ‘all off with us, and commenced throwing off my big overcoat, but did not succeed. Iwas glad afterwards that I failed, as the coat served as a sort of a parachute or buoy and helped me to float shorewards until I strack bottom. “The good people of Council Oityput out with boats and scows.and succeeded in saving all of our baggsge and gupplies, which were rapidly floating down the river. “If the boatman had succceded in cutting the tow line in time, we might have escaped, but he could not get his knife out soon enough. Since then we employed a boatman who has landed all of our supplies at the mouvh of Reitcher creek, near where we intend oparating. ‘ “Sach is life in the far North, “The weather is lovely—-a very acceptable requisite after taking a cold bath.” alton last Tuesday Mr. Lahue of this city bad several ribs broken and was burt interhally. Mr. Labue is a brother-in-law to Oharles Flynn. Oe No Pity Shown. ‘*For years fate was after me continuously,” writes F, A. Galledge, Verbena, Ala. ‘‘I had a terrible case of Piles, causing 24 tumors, ‘When all feiled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured me.” Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains. Only 25c at Vinton’s Drag Store. ‘have been commenced. , 1

While at work on a building. at Loy9,000 VIEW THE REMAINS RomE, July a5~-The doors at. St. Peters Chapel were closed at noon today. It is estimated that eighty’ thousand people viewed the remains. The preparations for interment STATION VERY CRITICAL Sel? New York, July 25th.---The situation at the Stock Exchange remains very critical. -Suppressed excitement to— day but no further failures. Taylor Company’s statement is expected to show liabilities of over three million dollars. OLD OBSERVATORY BURIED SAN FRANCISCo, July 25th.--The old Observatory on top of Telegraph Hill was totally destroyed by fire this foreARRIVALS AT HOTEL ANTLERS. SaturDay, July 25th. J.T. Cline, cayient Saeed W. P. Cline, “ Victor Sauvee, Blue Tent J. Coughland vr Wey Columbia Hill, * Johnson, Red O ro: 8, W. L. Van Winkle, San Francieco. San Quentin Prison, July 24.— Wilson R. Howard, convicted of the maurder of aged Andrew Sauer in San Jose, was reprieved today. He narrowly escaped hanging, the papers on appeal hot arriving, and only the Attorney General’s iotervention saved bim. Hubby, get me a bottle of Cook's Water from the refrigerator, it’s so refreshing these warm days. 2G. 7Oe Yesterday afternoon, while riding horse, Albert, the ten-year-old son of Mrs, Maggie Allan, fell from the animal’s beck and was slightly injured. THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure icra gm uO UT a A Close Call. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE The National and Annex. Every sauestbe tires of ‘al monot-. . ony that exiets in the culinary part of her home in electing ‘various good . things for the daily dinner. How pleasing it is to bear her dear bubby say: “Well, fond one, we we will dine on Sunday at the National.” She knows fall well by experience that the menu at this popular house le always of the very best. Tomorrow Ohef Prentiss) will even outdo hie former efforts to please the patrons of the National, and if you want to partake a fine dinner give it a trial. trick wae d ; tal jarers in mins eo their seemingly impossible 4) feata, aod thé ruses maby of them were clesrly and Iq explained and exposed, ' the feats of legerdemain camy, class in hypnotism and the woagy cetious and humorous mai i youngsters went shrough were The following is the Menu: Mock Tartle. Bouillon. Baked gic Ohicken, Pommes Hollandaiee, * Tonight Professor Pait wit Cal. Olives. ctigageaiens fa this ‘lor. Corn Beef and. Cabbage. take an interest in the black art, Ham—Ohampagne sauce. notism or prestigiation should the entertainment this eve, Sirloin of Beef—a la Creole. ular — 15, 25 and 86 cont pg Staffed Bell Pepper. % Sweetbreade—a le. Poubetb, in case, RRA iii ts nar iemaecer Welsh Rarebit. There is more catarrh in thig tg of the country than other d Peach Oomfoth. together, and until tlie last tow was supposed to be incurable, . great many yeare doctors p it a local diséase and p remedies, ond by constantly cure with local treatment, ) Pi it invarable. Science hag tarrh to be a constitutiona) Roast Young Chicken, with dressing. Prime Rib of Beef, au jar. Short Rib of Beef and brown potatoes. Stuffed Breast of Veal. Mashed and Steamed Potatoes, ; ; and therefore requires Green Peas. Baked Tomatoes. troats ent. Hall's sa afacta y. C) Raspberry Pie Apple Pie. ledo, Ohio, is the waty oa 0s, oure’on the market. Ii is nally in doses from 10 drops to 5 Chocolate Toe Cream. bee spoopfal. It acts directly on the. Lady Fingers. © ,. Macaroons. and mucous surfaces of the Pound Coke. They offer one hundred dollay OOF aie tenonics, te Ioed Water 1 “Melon, cular e HENEY & 00. A ENE Co Assorted Fruits. Mixed Nuts. geid by Droggiste 100” Hall’s Family Pills are the best, Rouqafort, Edam and Eastern Cheese. Bent’s Water Geageete: Oafe Neir. California Champagnola—red white—a beverage strictly pan, freshing and delicious, made { California wines. At Britland’s, For that thirst try a cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. "tf. Maher & Co. N Nevada ( RIBBONS AND 5 wo COLLAR mie. Jaaee received a new line of NECK RIBBONS in Taffeta and Liberty Silk. New Today-—those low Linen Collas ladies, all sizes, 2 for 25 cents. Maline-—in pink, blue, red, white and black . per yard. Newest thing for neckwear, . .. Embroidery Beeding—New . for the neck, 20 and 25 cents. Hosiery-Children’s school hose, 10 cents. . hose, special value, 15.cents. Ladies’ lace hose 25, ceat Yak Lace—New Yak lace in linen and whi . Hair Comb Sets—Back combs, side hair clasps, All prices. Come and see us. Respectfully, . Meher & 2DR will give-———— ; A SELECT PUBLIC DANCE & ON THE BIG PLATFORM ; Saturday Evening, July 25th OG GOO OOS TODAY’S Great Clearance Sale at That Stale, Flavorlese, Ready-Ground Package Cofiee, and tay a pound re Gaylor’s 25 Cent chow Family Coffee Ground or with-. out chicory. aieere crisp and aromatic . ‘Roasted Dally. to order, wit Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada Oity. lady, or two ladies, 60 cents. Rosenberg Bros. 25 Cis——Ladies’ Shirt Waists cut to—— 25 Crs 5 Cts——Ladies’ and Children’s Vests cut to——S5 Ces . 75 Cts——New Kimonas today—— 75 Ces New Belts—the latest out New Corset Covers New Belt Buckles New Ribbon Call and see the Yow Soods. ROSENBERG BROS. “CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Ne. ¥ a FRUIT JARS Smee Bali Mason Jars —-£ Pini's, per dOzeM ...1... seers ceteeereee Quarts, per GOmeM ...sisip-cesscscestenseee ce cessecees mene Half Gallon, per dozem.......ccscceece: cee: seem Lightning Jars —_ Pints, purr COZEM...:...ncsscedeaneseseeieecses sees Quarts, per dozen ... SiNOUGERTC Svcs oncnans concen 00 Half Gallon, per dozen........ .. Covered Jelly Glasses, 40 cents per dozen. Hahd-made Fruit Cans, with wax strings, 60 ct ‘Pure Refine:d Paraffine Wax 25 cents per cake. Best quality Fruit Wax. Turner & Hadley Com PINIE STREET NEVADA LIJMBER DEALE ——oarry 8 fall line of—— Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mi Shi: angles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Tim MAS:URY’S PAINT Signet all colors, and in © from one} pint up, Cell amd gee, 4 Office arid Yards—Head of Boulder St. bs, Tatar ot aig A Pe BS TI TURDAY .. SOMA Doin Pe bo Spauldio pany came . ing. Hutchinson from San F @ county thi liss Lizzie FE n San Franci t to relatives: ary A. Gree bing from Lo county toc 8 Bates ar }morninpg on creek, rge Keller an outing tr evening. Van Winki cieco on a bu nberg. arrive San Francis Monroe. ok, the ten servey of T ) quite ill. ts. Henry Lan to San Fran ng District will leave fo Dw. ‘He will bh W. Gayl d & Son, re is Eastern t Mr. Gaylor cities and n of interest ble time, ] ‘back home, ; by his num aciet R, ; by Messrs . yesterday orn, He re r Wedloc aseball clu ning. Whi mary arraag and Nevada: L.G. Brasfte bs Geneva, v it to relative ve for hoi ill be ac mother, I FAMILY ne . nformatic e to Me Nevada ( ‘there is a¢ parable fr ‘that afflict leys and au lot is far ition can lutely cow idney Pil the mother nd her ho ‘Milburn o Bays: “ trol over ecretions a my notice serious an e to stop It was o lls were g embarras ondition i the treatm . being obt I cann weakne ned ag to cared, br ’s Kidney at the ren is should or guar Anoyed v ness,” 50 cents a erMilbur mts for r the ni batitate. DOK ATI RECT WVADA Admit lia. 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