July 26, 1901 (4 pages)

pincer we i . = Serre THE TRANSCRIPT.) TELEPHONE NO. 41. pe . DISA Issued Ryery Evening, Sundays Bxcepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, { —BY— . e 0. BOX B STROUS EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE. BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBBORITTION : rire u6 Por Yew ‘sult of the teamsters' strike. By Carrier, Py 12 t«2c Per Week . i‘ A . ‘ Delivered to any part of the city. . This will seriously effect ‘large numbers of fruit box ord FRIDAY .. eer ey July 26, 1901 Ohe Big Picnic. Bids For Privileges to Received, lice were compelled to charge protection today.” Sixty p Be ing picnic and reunion at Glenbrook . charged for refusing to unload non-union wagons, The Union Iron Works atinounces that it will meet a The preliminary work forthe comCommittee of ex-employes Saturday afternoon for conference. SAN Francisco, July 26—Five of the largest box fac. tories in this city suspended opetations this morning as a re or, ’ é the fru ers, \ Several men were injured this morning as.a result of ‘trouble at the corner ef Folsom and Third streets, repeatedly on the crowd. Two hundred and fifty teams are working under police g disackers were this mornin Park on the 10th of September is pro. gressing in a very satisfactory manner. . It is the aim of those having the affair . in charge to make the occasion success Cuicaao, ‘July 25—An atidience of ful from every point of view. There thousands, awed by the solemnity and ae he day eur potank ah tee . Majesty of the Roman Catholic ceremonial, today witnessed the consecramusic aud good cheer. The attend: . tion of Rev. Father Muldoon, as Titular ance promises to be very large. Many . Bishop of Tamassensie, and auxiliary korae Nevads OCountyans will be cleat to Most Rev. P. A. Feehan, Archbishop ent and join with the throng in making i of Chicago, Holy Name Cathedral merry. . : . . presented a scene of almost regal The following committee on privi-. solendor to the spectators crowded leges has been appointed: Fred B&. 7 within its walls. Cardinal Sebastian Brown, Wm. Giffia, A. B. Wolf, Geo. . Martinelli of Washington, D. C., acted — L. A. bigereailow ie oe . as consecrator, while two archbishops, Segre ohana Lain 7 . Feeb d Ryan, a d bishops A.B. Wolf, at Ed. W. Schmidt's cigar’, > 92% Ryan, @ dozen bishops, . four,hundred priests and scores of acoStore, up to September 2d, at 12 c’elock, . lytes assisted in the ceremonies and as follows: For bar; ice cream stand ?. celebration of mass. Father Muldoon fruit stand; lunch counter and other! privileges. . wes escorted by the Right Rev. James 2Oe Death of Charles McKee. Consecrated, ' Ryan, Bishop of Alton, Ill., and che . Right Rev. Henry Cosgrove, Bishop of ; Davenport, Iowa, to the foot of’ the —main altar, where, uncovering his head Charles H. McKee, who has been here . he bent in.profound obeisance to the about a year and a half for the benefit . consecrator, who was seated, and kissed of his health, died at his rooms on . the latter’s: ring. Following the kissNimrod street this forenoon at 10:0)! ing of the ring Father Muldoon pros o’clock. He has been a sufferer from . trated himself on the carpet before the consumption for about two years. His . alta. He thenarose and was officially inwife arrived here a few days.ag)and has . troduced for. promotion,—After examin: been @ constant attendant at his bed. ing the candidate on church doctrines, side. Everything in the way of good . Mgr. Martinelli administered the oath medical attention and careful pursing of fealty and duty. Bishop Muldoon’s had been done for the sufferer, but bis . vestment, as also the gold-plated and complaint had gained too firm a hold. . jewel-decked crozier, were presented The deceased was a member of the . to him by various organizations of order of Odd Fellows. His remains . priests of which he was a member, and will be taken to San Francisco and incost $10,(00. They were of the finest terred at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. He . silk and linen, edged with pearls and was a native of Marysville and aged 41. -bedecked with amethysts and diayears, 6 months and 26 days. .monds. oe Physicians’ would not recommend . Jesse Moore Whiskey if they did not . Know it to be the best in the market. PERSONAL NOTES. Take Due Warning. At 3 o’clock this morning the family ‘ of Hon. W. D. Long was awakened by some young men standing near the “fect Jesse Moore Whiskey. Its fame is . established, its quality is the finest and . > it is always the best. exhaustion the use of a little Gilt Edge Whiskey will be found in stimulant. should close them, aleo, when 10 o’clock P. M. comes and the sleepy, as. Sone to G. urope. the morning newspaper ,.editor has the “Call,” John. D. Spreckles. left in a huff, Argued Tomorrow. was concluded today, morrow morning. +980 Yotes of Interest. For life insuranee see T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on draught. meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf A ong, rougo Shasta county. sick as he is, came to town and gotan. Frank Vaughn came down from the officer to goand arrest them. Before Plumbago mine last evening. they returned the young men left the; Soperintendent. Fairchild left thie Place. Mr. Long Says that if euc} . morning for San Francisco’on a busiacts are repeated he will close ap that . nees trip, thoroughfare, although he would dis_H. M. Willsford came down from the like to do it on account of its con. Yuba.mine last evening. i venience to many people who reside in . Mrs. H. W. Benson arrived here this that part of the city. . morning from Chico on a visit to : eee ' friende, zi No Chaingang. Mrs. M. Murphy and Miss Mabe: . Huntress of Rough and Ready were ob OF a good bath go to Tom _ Moore's PAE AERA hi it interests as they have The po— San Franoisco, Jaly 25—M. de Young proprietor of the “Chronicle,” departed today for Europe, his destination, it is said, being Carlsbad, from where, after ashort stay, he will journey to sunny Italy. The rather sudden departure of given rise to much gossip io local politival circles, especially as he has been taking an active part in ths affairs of the Primary League fac:ion of the Republican party with the proprietor of Ou several previous occasions in the politieal history of the party Mr. de Young has gone East or abroad ata time when things were not shaping to suit him, and this fact has’ no doubt been responsible for the stories now afloat that he and Mr. Spreckels have found it impossible to agree and that the proprietor of the “Chronicle” hag The case of Morrill vs. Manion, which has been on trial in the Superior Court, and will be argned by the respective attorneys toFor the best of everything in the]. aaa Coast Artillery. San Dirco, July 25—The Thirtieth Company of Coast Artillery, which landed at San Francisco from Manila a few days ago, arrived in this city last night, and. will take the place of the infantry and artillerymen now here. The latter leave for Fort McDowell today. The Thirtieth Company will do duty here at the bnrracks and at Fort Rosecrans, men, in command of Lieutenant Youngberg. Steamship Race. New York, July 24—Two steamships will clear from this port today for Australia, both at the eame time and report has it that they aré to race to their destination. They are the Indralema, of the Tyson line, and the Devon of the American aud Australian line. In shipping circles much interest is shown in the resu't. eS Business is Increasing. The business of the Nevada County Laundry Association at Grass Valley bas increased to euch a large extent that both stories of the building are now utilized. ‘This institution gives employment to many people and does first-class work and deserves the success it has attained. Twenty-four people are employed under manager Holmes. Hot Weather. About ten deys ago the TRANSoRIPT, upon the authority of Prof. Hicks, the great weather prophet of St. Louis, Missouri, stated that we would have a hot spell of weather the last of July, and extremely hot weather during the month of August. The July part of the prophecy is now being confirmed. For the past few days it has been as hot as the place some preachers would consign sinners to. The worst is to come, says Hicks. So, ladies keep your thin ,{clothing near at hand, and-gentlemen delay the latest fad—that of wearing corsets. Sulphurets From Plumbago. Thirty tons of sulphurets were received at the depot today from the Plunibago mine for shipment to San Francieco, Another Suit. A suit was today commenced in the Superior Court by Wm. H. Smith, by his attorney, I. C. Lindley, against the Old Home Quartz Mining Company for $1182 65, for merchandise, : fe Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line, tf BurraLo Lager BEER on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor, jig A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull7-tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues. to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies The Nevada county cbaingang bas . here on a visit to friends today. been suspended for the present, there . Mr, and Mrs, Canfleld returned this being only two able bodied men in the . Tornene to San Francisco, jail who are subjets for that gang It ©. B. McKillican, who bas naan af woald not pay to hire eateh aes 4c North Bloomfield ona visit Lo relatives, guard sucha small number, Tramps ist one enn Francisco ane and petty larceny thieves are giving Chas, Travis is down from Granitethis section a wide birth, he word ne has gone around among that glass that W. C. Reed is up from Spenceville. the treatment here is not first-clase, J. E. Miller of San Francisco came eis Nee BS teat ra hs down today from North Bloomfield The Hot Wave on his way home, : Miss Bessie Trewsen and Mrs. Rich= = ard Wasley came down from May bert today en route to Grass Valley. D. H. Birdsall, the powder man, who as been making a trip through the . mountains, returned here today. t t f The hot wave is still with ug, although the thermometer registed a slight deCline today. At W. D. Vinton’s drug . b Store, in the shade, the mercury went up to 90 degrees. Yesterday at the same place the thermometer registered . 92 degrees. The TRANSORIPT'S register kept below 90 degrees today. *eo Not Guilty, ;er City of Nome arrived here from . Nome this morning. It reports that . t The case of William Tiernan against . ‘here is @ strike onin the neighborJames Rose, tor battery, was tried in . *hood of Nome City and that business Jostice Coughlan’s court this afternoon . § *#éant aod many small merchants and Mr. Rose was acquitted. . are being forced to the wall, + 9Se + He is your best friend who kindly (Shows you your fault and points out SEATTLE, Wash., July 25—The steam. t e She Didn’t Wear a Mask, But her beauty was completely hid . $be way to impeereriont, ae reermmended many years by Figprune Cereal '._ oe ra +290 sts t ’ . ‘ den by sores, blotebes Gon Gimplen till!” Reveivecta cae ich oe Poe Fy cme © world. Get Green's : ‘The new substitute for coffee ane ue Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. . can sae a thousand qualiti ” * woman ———_——~-+80-. They then vanished, as will all Erup-. ‘eosin & man! Physi i ’ tions, Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Car . that he never possessed. ‘. Try _ oe REMMI Pe COeK's Water. bed CHAS. E. MULLOY Gr buncies and Felons from its use. In-. : . J29t¢ Main Street N ’ ocer. fallible for Cuts, Corns Burns, Scalds ————— eos e ’ evada City. and Piles. Oure guaranteed. 25c at pipe cagicn AS ME W. D. Vinton’s. a cao a ene eer rena tf, T. W. Sigourney, the grocer, has something of interest to s3y to the public concern'n ing of tiseraent to-day. but wireless girls will not be until the cause to supply the defficiency that colds is all rigbf, but you ' Are On a Strike. more severe throat and . youdo? Go to . regular climate ? not possible for-you troduced with success in severe t It not only heals and stimulat { es th tissues to destroy: the germ distane, but allays inflammation ; rest,and cures cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. g the econowmieal buy&?.Ceries, ia bis changed adver————+-9e o-— Wireless telegraphy ig a success, hand of the omnipotent Creator sees he bustle was desigued to make up or. Doce It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and . g want some will relieve and cure the aod dangerous results of ung troubles. What Shall a warmer and more Yes, if »the remedy that has been inin all ‘civilized couaotries broat and lun roubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” hing that ake the onLy » Canéses Cusy _ 800d night’s the patient, Try OnE xpectoration, gives a 2 Quart Size. ie Rlase. Good Meats. Colley Brothers.have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times They also have bacon, hams and lard for sale. tf a ns ee The Best Prescription For Malar ia Obills and Fever is a bottle of Grove TasTELess Cui, Tongro. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. They number seventy-three. ~ jl0-tr . LZ a. & Deputy Shertts, PreTaLuMa, July 25—Having $1000 in gold in his pockets, Domenico Cossa was knocked down and robbed of half of his money on one of the main streets of the town last evening. The robber cut away -two of Oossa’s pockets. The robbery was done within sight and sound of a number of citizens. After a short search. Peter Martinelli was found hidden in a lumber yard counting money, At the sity prison he refused to say anything beyond that he had formerly been a Deputy Sheriff at Tombstone, Arizona, and that he had fought through the Modoc war. He has been in trouble before. Cossa came to town Monday from Two Rock Valley, where he has'been working on a dairy ranch. .He had his money scattered loosely through all of bis pockets, Identified Flim. Denver, Colo, July 25—Jessie Kinport, 14.years old, who was choked and assaulted on the night of July 8th, and was found unconscious on a vacant lot near her home, has identified Roy Pennington, a youth of 15, who is under arrest, as her assailant, Penningtondeclares that he is innocent. and can provean alibi. Tha boy had been intimately acquainted with the Kinport family for a long time. _—-+1Oe--——__—— Chance For Felons. One of the changes in the laws which the Code Commissioners have effected relates to the treatment of prisoners after they have been sentenced by the Superior Oourts and are awaiting transportstion to the penitentiaries. The changereferred to requires that after a prisoner has received his sentence he shall be kept in the County penitentiary. In the case of prisoners condemned to death, the revised law requires that they should be kept in the County Jail ten days after sentence before actually turned over ta the State Prison for execation. Formerly prisoners were hurried to the penitentiary as soon as possible after sentence. _—_—+6e-Rarnter Lacer Beer on draught at the OwL. 5Scents a glass. jl0-tf — A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. It Dazzles the World. No Discovery in medicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It’s severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, perfect health, For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it is the quickes', surest cure in the worid. It ia sold by W. D. Vinton, who guarantees Satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free, nn Cook’s Water is a very. pupular beyerage these hot days, j29t¢ ed BurraLo Lager BEER on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Oham bers, No cure—no pay. Price 50c. W. J. Britland, proprietor, jlg vere 35 C¢ I Pint Size «Per Dozen. << 00 ~<a 00 LIGHTNING JA Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents p "Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per d = dey lave ents . ing out ore on his claim adjoining the Jail five days before he is taken to the Féstored to! ‘Important Decision. REno, Nev., July 25—Thbe mining case of Wedekind vs. Bell was decided by Judge Talbot yesterday in favor of the plaintiff. Thesuit was brought to test the right of the locator of a) lode to follow its dip’ under land covered by a United States agricultural patent, and is of great interest to mine owners all over the Pacific Coast. Judge Talbot held that when the top or apex of a lode is within the exterior lines of a valid mining location that the locator has aright to follow its dip into adjoining patented land, mineral or agricultural. This decision gives the Wedekind location and also the Bell location to John Sparks, who recently bought the interest of George Wedekind in the Reno Star. A few weeks ago Judge Curler denied Wedekind an injunction to restrain. Bell from. takReno Star, on land upon’ which Bell held a United States patent. The decision was followed by the present suit,and in the interim Bell put up steam hoisting works and worked his claim to the limit, taking out many thousands of dollars every week. The present suit was hotly contested, and it is believed the case will be appealed until it reaches the United States Supreme Conrt. The Handsomest Woman o Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf To Water Consumers, Notice is hereby given that I will be at my office, in the City Hall, every evening from 7 to.8 o’clock for the purpose of receiving amounts due for water used for irrigation purpcses: The rates for irrigation water are from $2.50 to $25 per season. All persons using water for such purpose are requested to call and settle for the same. : Hues Mourouir, City Water Collector. Nevada City, July 24th, 1901. Smoke {GS"ap-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Dawson, July 1 (via Seattle, -—George O’Brien, convicted murder of Lynn Rolfe, July 2) of the of Seattle, on gust 28d, today made a sensational move by writing a letter to the Daily News, in which he sets forth his first statement of any kind whatever in Tes gard to the crime for which he is ac~ eused, During all the preliminary ox. aminations and the trial he declined to make a statement, or to take the stand for any purpose. [n his letter to the News the condemned: man sets forth his story,as to his whereabouts the Christmas Day the murder is SUpposed ‘to have taken place, and tells who was with him. The convicted man Claims the public and the press have been was not given a fair trial, and renews him in his fight for life, He asserts his true hame is O’Brien, and for the tive, a brother in England. A Poor [lillonaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food, Early use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills would have suved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion promote assimilation, improve appe-~ tite. Price 250. Money back if-not satisfied. Sold by W. D. Vinton druggist. F _ White Man Turned Yellow. friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexington, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: “After taking two bottles I was wholly cured.”. A trial proves its matchless merit for all, Stomach, Liver and. Kidney troubles: Only 50c. Sold by W. D. Vinton Druggist. + Oe Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. If you have never tasted Gilt Edge Whiskey try it once and be convinced that it is the best whiskey in the State. Se ggg es ee Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Toniv. Bros. my15-6m Go His Countrymen, the Yukon trail, Ohristmas Day, 1899, a and sentenced to be hanged here Au © prejudiced against him, and that he . j his appeal to all Irishmen to assist fireat time gives the address of a Tela, . Great consternation was felt by the Electric: Bitters, the: MAHER @ CO’S. Great CLEAN-UP SALE Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, goods, [EFDon’t be too late. Come bargain MAHER & CO. To-day you will find ohe of our large show w EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, and not one of them ever sold for while you see them in the window the price indows fall of LADIES’ FINE We have about 25 dozen of these will be to-day. This is the biggest ever ofiered, They are new. Everything cool in our store but hot You will make a mistake if you don Swell things in Ladies’ FANCY HOSIERY toeday. prices on Dry Goods. t pay us a visit, Respectfully, father & Co. RS ~++~ $100 Per Dozen I 25 Per Dozen I 75 Per Dozen er dozen ozen,. Salted Wafers Chipped Beef Handy fora quick meal or picnic Saratoga Chips a in avy quantity, just as you need it, 1 pound package I5C . Either in buik or 4 pound boxes, Per Ib, 20C Per lb. 25C 250. This is good weather for colds. Vin. ton is selling’ lots of Cooper’s Cold Cure, . Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’s Tasteless the cause. Men’‘s Fi Chill Tonic remove . +o. Trusts and combinations do not af-, 7 eee In ali cases of physical or mental We Money B Valuable as a \ ‘ Courtesy opens many doors and it rare Comer of old folke get ONE ‘PRICE ’ 7 regular value is $4, Patent Leathe Welfare selling them ere is another One of the latest fads isa B CLOTHIERS, Nevada City. St ne Double Sole r Oxfords for men are a at the very low price of utton Shoe Lace Staples, are selling Levi Strauss ack if you Want it. Broad and Pine Sts ,NEVADA CITY.’ ores, Main 791; res , Matt 793 2 Shoes, Enameled Our Specicl Price $3 00. As great buy for swell dressers, s Shoes, h d cre is one of the old time a Men ee Overhauls at 50 cen MEN'S SHOES--SP ppers, Matt Kid Tops, soles ll the rage. $3 00. This Oil Tan § soles, Price, i ° EGIAL V heavy, with extended edges, soles, full coin We have placed in stock a » hand welt, tipped. Made expressly f lki hoes, Plain*toe, Solan A ig gy ts per pair. =~ shoe, st 3.00. ALUE. , bull dog toes; Red Front Store. G ;.welted and extended soles, Regular value $4. Our § cial Pri toe, Special Price $3 00° Pe i rice, $3.00. heavy double sole shoe; tipped. Hand welt shoe. yle and service combined, $4.00, Main Stre t,. RASS VALLEY. =. Grass Valley Stores, Main 871 less than 50 cents. TO-DAY, and THE TRANS Personal Hap, Jobu Langman left this Sav Francisco. ‘Thos. Davies was down lity yesterday. ; st Edith Bawden is hi to Mrs. I. Hosken. Alvertis Vivian of Auba friends in Nevada City. ‘Thos. W. Route of Los bere on mining business. Jay Ostrom was down iBloomfleld yesterday. George Legg retnrhed . rom a trip to San Francisc R.£ Linder and J. 8. Ge over from You Bet yesterda Mr, and Mrs. James Ro alley are visiting in Nevad Charles G: Harris left th or a short visit to San Fras W, P. Clerkin of Pike Ci bf the visitors,to Nevada: O ay. A. Garcia, who resides on ngton ridge, visited Nevad: erday. : Mrs. W. Sigourney, whe way on a Visit, returned yening. Rev. Wm. Angwin and nrned last night from a vi rancisco, : te J. F. Rowe, Louis Bend eyer of San Francisco are usiness trip. §.J. Eraser and family of isco are here on a visit to he National. J. 8. Fraser arrived here om San Francisco,-where hi r several weeks past. Miss Nellie Tetrau left thi br «Chico. After visiting ill go to San-Francisco, Chas. E. Franks, A. McOle . Barber and F. Davenpo ancisco came in on last ain. . Superintendent M. W. Mat umbago mine arrived here g and left this morning for BCO, . ames Dehey, who has bee je upper part of the county est of a stereopticon firm, Nevada City yesterday. Miss Hegarty of Moore’s s been to San Francisco ived here last night and orning for her home. iH. E. Diggles, the well kno g inan of San Francisco, is . McGregor, G. M. Sayles . bur came down from Fc sterday and left this mo 0 Francisco. e@o ongregational Lawa } he lawn social at the ¢ pnal church grounds last 1 rgely attended and proved ty enjoyable affair. The ons were very pretty and cal and literary program g hexcélient one. Choice refr led many tables and the g sived every attention. Be ng a social success, the part; ce little sum. pet a ae The Merry go-Rou The merry-go-round will ain tomorrow evening. I ® last opportunity that orded fhe public to enjoy @ present site, This morning workmen co Play & cement foundation eel at Glenbrook Park. t-location has been ‘sele will be put in good runni: will be taken down . next week and removed tc ——-———+-2@eMet With a Misha fishing party consisting Scadden, John F, Hook, Btello and George Stevens ke Vera last evening, Wh the Sugar Loaf grade o1 ts of the wagon became u Hthe latter two were thr ey received some bruises ds, but feel thankfal that Was not ofa serious nati Werman returned during . hb an abundant supply of be, here is more Catarrh in-th the country than all othe together, and until the "8 waS supposed to be . & great many years dos hnced it a local disease, ibed local remedies, and ntly failing tocure with Ie nt, pronounced it incura ® has proven catarrh to. utional disease, and ther res constitutional treatme arrh Cure, manufactured eney & Co., Toledo, Ohi Constitutional cure on tt 8 taken internally in dose Pstoa teaspoonful, Dn the blood and mucous he system, They offer Ollars for any case — ®. Send for Circulars a ials , ddress, FF J. OBEN] Tol old by Droggists be all’s Family Pills are the you want to ward off bk Cook’s Water. i UFFALO, LAGER Barr d nts a glass, at oll J. Britland, propane ’

pincer we i . = Serre THE TRANSCRIPT.) TELEPHONE NO. 41. pe . DISA Issued Ryery Evening, Sundays Bxcepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, { —BY— . e 0. BOX B STROUS EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE. BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBBORITTION : rire u6 Por Yew ‘sult of the teamsters' strike. By Carrier, Py 12 t«2c Per Week . i‘ A . ‘ Delivered to any part of the city. . This will seriously effect ‘large numbers of fruit box ord FRIDAY ... eer ey July 26, 1901 Ohe Big Picnic. Bids For Privileges to Received, lice were compelled to charge protection today.” Sixty p Be ing picnic and reunion at Glenbrook . charged for refusing to unload non-union wagons, The Union Iron Works atinounces that it will meet a The preliminary work forthe comCommittee of ex-employes Saturday afternoon for conference. SAN Francisco, July 26—Five of the largest box fac. tories in this city suspended opetations this morning as a re or, ’ é the fru ers, \ Several men were injured this morning as.a result of ‘trouble at the corner ef Folsom and Third streets, repeatedly on the crowd. Two hundred and fifty teams are working under police g disackers were this mornin Park on the 10th of September is pro. gressing in a very satisfactory manner. . It is the aim of those having the affair . in charge to make the occasion success Cuicaao, ‘July 25—An atidience of ful from every point of view. There thousands, awed by the solemnity and ae he day eur potank ah tee . Majesty of the Roman Catholic ceremonial, today witnessed the consecramusic aud good cheer. The attend: . tion of Rev. Father Muldoon, as Titular ance promises to be very large. Many . Bishop of Tamassensie, and auxiliary korae Nevads OCountyans will be cleat to Most Rev. P. A. Feehan, Archbishop ent and join with the throng in making i of Chicago, Holy Name Cathedral merry. . : . . presented a scene of almost regal The following committee on privi-. solendor to the spectators crowded leges has been appointed: Fred B&. 7 within its walls. Cardinal Sebastian Brown, Wm. Giffia, A. B. Wolf, Geo. . Martinelli of Washington, D. C., acted — L. A. bigereailow ie oe . as consecrator, while two archbishops, Segre ohana Lain 7 . Feeb d Ryan, a d bishops A.B. Wolf, at Ed. W. Schmidt's cigar’, > 92% Ryan, @ dozen bishops, . four,hundred priests and scores of acoStore, up to September 2d, at 12 c’elock, . lytes assisted in the ceremonies and as follows: For bar; ice cream stand ?. celebration of mass. Father Muldoon fruit stand; lunch counter and other! privileges. . wes escorted by the Right Rev. James 2Oe Death of Charles McKee. Consecrated, ' Ryan, Bishop of Alton, Ill., and che . Right Rev. Henry Cosgrove, Bishop of ; Davenport, Iowa, to the foot of’ the —main altar, where, uncovering his head Charles H. McKee, who has been here . he bent in.profound obeisance to the about a year and a half for the benefit . consecrator, who was seated, and kissed of his health, died at his rooms on . the latter’s: ring. Following the kissNimrod street this forenoon at 10:0)! ing of the ring Father Muldoon pros o’clock. He has been a sufferer from . trated himself on the carpet before the consumption for about two years. His . alta. He thenarose and was officially inwife arrived here a few days.ag)and has . troduced for. promotion,—After examin: been @ constant attendant at his bed. ing the candidate on church doctrines, side. Everything in the way of good . Mgr. Martinelli administered the oath medical attention and careful pursing of fealty and duty. Bishop Muldoon’s had been done for the sufferer, but bis . vestment, as also the gold-plated and complaint had gained too firm a hold. . jewel-decked crozier, were presented The deceased was a member of the . to him by various organizations of order of Odd Fellows. His remains . priests of which he was a member, and will be taken to San Francisco and incost $10,(00. They were of the finest terred at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. He . silk and linen, edged with pearls and was a native of Marysville and aged 41. -bedecked with amethysts and diayears, 6 months and 26 days. .monds. oe Physicians’ would not recommend . Jesse Moore Whiskey if they did not . Know it to be the best in the market. PERSONAL NOTES. Take Due Warning. At 3 o’clock this morning the family ‘ of Hon. W. D. Long was awakened by some young men standing near the “fect Jesse Moore Whiskey. Its fame is . established, its quality is the finest and . > it is always the best. exhaustion the use of a little Gilt Edge Whiskey will be found in stimulant. should close them, aleo, when 10 o’clock P. M. comes and the sleepy, as. Sone to G. urope. the morning newspaper ,.editor has the “Call,” John. D. Spreckles. left in a huff, Argued Tomorrow. was concluded today, morrow morning. +980 Yotes of Interest. For life insuranee see T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on draught. meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes can be had at Vinton’s. Price, 50 cents. lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf A ong, rougo Shasta county. sick as he is, came to town and gotan. Frank Vaughn came down from the officer to goand arrest them. Before Plumbago mine last evening. they returned the young men left the; Soperintendent. Fairchild left thie Place. Mr. Long Says that if euc} . morning for San Francisco’on a busiacts are repeated he will close ap that . nees trip, thoroughfare, although he would dis_H. M. Willsford came down from the like to do it on account of its con. Yuba.mine last evening. i venience to many people who reside in . Mrs. H. W. Benson arrived here this that part of the city. . morning from Chico on a visit to : eee ' friende, zi No Chaingang. Mrs. M. Murphy and Miss Mabe: . Huntress of Rough and Ready were ob OF a good bath go to Tom _ Moore's PAE AERA hi it interests as they have The po— San Franoisco, Jaly 25—M. de Young proprietor of the “Chronicle,” departed today for Europe, his destination, it is said, being Carlsbad, from where, after ashort stay, he will journey to sunny Italy. The rather sudden departure of given rise to much gossip io local politival circles, especially as he has been taking an active part in ths affairs of the Primary League fac:ion of the Republican party with the proprietor of Ou several previous occasions in the politieal history of the party Mr. de Young has gone East or abroad ata time when things were not shaping to suit him, and this fact has’ no doubt been responsible for the stories now afloat that he and Mr. Spreckels have found it impossible to agree and that the proprietor of the “Chronicle” hag The case of Morrill vs. Manion, which has been on trial in the Superior Court, and will be argned by the respective attorneys toFor the best of everything in the]. aaa Coast Artillery. San Dirco, July 25—The Thirtieth Company of Coast Artillery, which landed at San Francisco from Manila a few days ago, arrived in this city last night, and. will take the place of the infantry and artillerymen now here. The latter leave for Fort McDowell today. The Thirtieth Company will do duty here at the bnrracks and at Fort Rosecrans, men, in command of Lieutenant Youngberg. Steamship Race. New York, July 24—Two steamships will clear from this port today for Australia, both at the eame time and report has it that they aré to race to their destination. They are the Indralema, of the Tyson line, and the Devon of the American aud Australian line. In shipping circles much interest is shown in the resu't. eS Business is Increasing. The business of the Nevada County Laundry Association at Grass Valley bas increased to euch a large extent that both stories of the building are now utilized. ‘This institution gives employment to many people and does first-class work and deserves the success it has attained. Twenty-four people are employed under manager Holmes. Hot Weather. About ten deys ago the TRANSoRIPT, upon the authority of Prof. Hicks, the great weather prophet of St. Louis, Missouri, stated that we would have a hot spell of weather the last of July, and extremely hot weather during the month of August. The July part of the prophecy is now being confirmed. For the past few days it has been as hot as the place some preachers would consign sinners to. The worst is to come, says Hicks. So, ladies keep your thin ,{clothing near at hand, and-gentlemen delay the latest fad—that of wearing corsets. Sulphurets From Plumbago. Thirty tons of sulphurets were received at the depot today from the Plunibago mine for shipment to San Francieco, Another Suit. A suit was today commenced in the Superior Court by Wm. H. Smith, by his attorney, I. C. Lindley, against the Old Home Quartz Mining Company for $1182 65, for merchandise, : fe Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line, tf BurraLo Lager BEER on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor, jig A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull7-tf Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues. to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies The Nevada county cbaingang bas . here on a visit to friends today. been suspended for the present, there . Mr, and Mrs, Canfleld returned this being only two able bodied men in the . Tornene to San Francisco, jail who are subjets for that gang It ©. B. McKillican, who bas naan af woald not pay to hire eateh aes 4c North Bloomfield ona visit Lo relatives, guard sucha small number, Tramps ist one enn Francisco ane and petty larceny thieves are giving Chas, Travis is down from Granitethis section a wide birth, he word ne has gone around among that glass that W. C. Reed is up from Spenceville. the treatment here is not first-clase, J. E. Miller of San Francisco came eis Nee BS teat ra hs down today from North Bloomfield The Hot Wave on his way home, : Miss Bessie Trewsen and Mrs. Rich= = ard Wasley came down from May bert today en route to Grass Valley. D. H. Birdsall, the powder man, who as been making a trip through the . mountains, returned here today. t t f The hot wave is still with ug, although the thermometer registed a slight deCline today. At W. D. Vinton’s drug . b Store, in the shade, the mercury went up to 90 degrees. Yesterday at the same place the thermometer registered . 92 degrees. The TRANSORIPT'S register kept below 90 degrees today. *eo Not Guilty, ;er City of Nome arrived here from . Nome this morning. It reports that . t The case of William Tiernan against . ‘here is @ strike onin the neighborJames Rose, tor battery, was tried in . *hood of Nome City and that business Jostice Coughlan’s court this afternoon . § *#éant aod many small merchants and Mr. Rose was acquitted. . are being forced to the wall, + 9Se + He is your best friend who kindly (Shows you your fault and points out SEATTLE, Wash., July 25—The steam. t e She Didn’t Wear a Mask, But her beauty was completely hid . $be way to impeereriont, ae reermmended many years by Figprune Cereal '._ oe ra +290 sts t ’ . ‘ den by sores, blotebes Gon Gimplen till!” Reveivecta cae ich oe Poe Fy cme © world. Get Green's : ‘The new substitute for coffee ane ue Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. . can sae a thousand qualiti ” * woman ———_——~-+80-. They then vanished, as will all Erup-. ‘eosin & man! Physi i ’ tions, Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Car . that he never possessed. ‘. Try _ oe REMMI Pe COeK's Water. bed CHAS. E. MULLOY Gr buncies and Felons from its use. In-. : . J29t¢ Main Street N ’ ocer. fallible for Cuts, Corns Burns, Scalds ————— eos e ’ evada City. and Piles. Oure guaranteed. 25c at pipe cagicn AS ME W. D. Vinton’s. a cao a ene eer rena tf, T. W. Sigourney, the grocer, has something of interest to s3y to the public concern'n ing of tiseraent to-day. but wireless girls will not be until the cause to supply the defficiency that colds is all rigbf, but you ' Are On a Strike. more severe throat and . youdo? Go to . regular climate ? not possible for-you troduced with success in severe t It not only heals and stimulat { es th tissues to destroy: the germ distane, but allays inflammation ; rest,and cures cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. g the econowmieal buy&?.Ceries, ia bis changed adver————+-9e o-— Wireless telegraphy ig a success, hand of the omnipotent Creator sees he bustle was desigued to make up or. Doce It Pay to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and . g want some will relieve and cure the aod dangerous results of ung troubles. What Shall a warmer and more Yes, if »the remedy that has been inin all ‘civilized couaotries broat and lun roubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” hing that ake the onLy » Canéses Cusy _ 800d night’s the patient, Try OnE xpectoration, gives a 2 Quart Size. ie Rlase. Good Meats. Colley Brothers.have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times They also have bacon, hams and lard for sale. tf a ns ee The Best Prescription For Malar ia Obills and Fever is a bottle of Grove TasTELess Cui, Tongro. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. They number seventy-three. ~ jl0-tr . LZ a. & Deputy Shertts, PreTaLuMa, July 25—Having $1000 in gold in his pockets, Domenico Cossa was knocked down and robbed of half of his money on one of the main streets of the town last evening. The robber cut away -two of Oossa’s pockets. The robbery was done within sight and sound of a number of citizens. After a short search.. Peter Martinelli was found hidden in a lumber yard counting money, At the sity prison he refused to say anything beyond that he had formerly been a Deputy Sheriff at Tombstone, Arizona, and that he had fought through the Modoc war. He has been in trouble before. Cossa came to town Monday from Two Rock Valley, where he has'been working on a dairy ranch. .He had his money scattered loosely through all of bis pockets, Identified Flim. Denver, Colo, July 25—Jessie Kinport, 14.years old, who was choked and assaulted on the night of July 8th, and was found unconscious on a vacant lot near her home, has identified Roy Pennington, a youth of 15, who is under arrest, as her assailant, Penningtondeclares that he is innocent. and can provean alibi. Tha boy had been intimately acquainted with the Kinport family for a long time. _—-+1Oe--——__—— Chance For Felons. One of the changes in the laws which the Code Commissioners have effected relates to the treatment of prisoners after they have been sentenced by the Superior Oourts and are awaiting transportstion to the penitentiaries. The changereferred to requires that after a prisoner has received his sentence he shall be kept in the County penitentiary. In the case of prisoners condemned to death, the revised law requires that they should be kept in the County Jail ten days after sentence before actually turned over ta the State Prison for execation. Formerly prisoners were hurried to the penitentiary as soon as possible after sentence. _—_—+6e-Rarnter Lacer Beer on draught at the OwL. 5Scents a glass. jl0-tf — A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. It Dazzles the World. No Discovery in medicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It’s severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, perfect health, For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it is the quickes', surest cure in the worid. It ia sold by W. D. Vinton, who guarantees Satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free, nn

Cook’s Water is a very. pupular beyerage these hot days, j29t¢ ed BurraLo Lager BEER on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Oham bers, No cure—no pay. Price 50c. W. J. Britland, proprietor, jlg vere 35 C¢ I Pint Size «Per Dozen. << 00 ~<a 00 LIGHTNING JA Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents p "Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per d = dey lave ents . ing out ore on his claim adjoining the Jail five days before he is taken to the Féstored to! ‘Important Decision. REno, Nev., July 25—Thbe mining case of Wedekind vs. Bell was decided by Judge Talbot yesterday in favor of the plaintiff. Thesuit was brought to test the right of the locator of a) lode to follow its dip’ under land covered by a United States agricultural patent, and is of great interest to mine owners all over the Pacific Coast. Judge Talbot held that when the top or apex of a lode is within the exterior lines of a valid mining location that the locator has aright to follow its dip into adjoining patented land, mineral or agricultural. This decision gives the Wedekind location and also the Bell location to John Sparks, who recently bought the interest of George Wedekind in the Reno Star. A few weeks ago Judge Curler denied Wedekind an injunction to restrain. Bell from. takReno Star, on land upon’ which Bell held a United States patent. The decision was followed by the present suit,and in the interim Bell put up steam hoisting works and worked his claim to the limit, taking out many thousands of dollars every week. The present suit was hotly contested, and it is believed the case will be appealed until it reaches the United States Supreme Conrt. The Handsomest Woman o Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 60c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf To Water Consumers, Notice is hereby given that I will be at my office, in the City Hall, every evening from 7 to.8 o’clock for the purpose of receiving amounts due for water used for irrigation purpcses: The rates for irrigation water are from $2.50 to $25 per season. All persons using water for such purpose are requested to call and settle for the same. : Hues Mourouir, City Water Collector. Nevada City, July 24th, 1901. Smoke {GS"ap-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Dawson, July 1 (via Seattle, -—George O’Brien, convicted murder of Lynn Rolfe, July 2) of the of Seattle, on gust 28d, today made a sensational move by writing a letter to the Daily News, in which he sets forth his first statement of any kind whatever in Tes gard to the crime for which he is ac~ eused, During all the preliminary ox. aminations and the trial he declined to make a statement, or to take the stand for any purpose. [n his letter to the News the condemned: man sets forth his story,as to his whereabouts the Christmas Day the murder is SUpposed ‘to have taken place, and tells who was with him. The convicted man Claims the public and the press have been was not given a fair trial, and renews him in his fight for life, He asserts his true hame is O’Brien, and for the tive, a brother in England. A Poor [lillonaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food, Early use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills would have suved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion promote assimilation, improve appe-~ tite. Price 250. Money back if-not satisfied. Sold by W. D. Vinton druggist. F _ White Man Turned Yellow. friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexington, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: “After taking two bottles I was wholly cured.”. A trial proves its matchless merit for all, Stomach, Liver and. Kidney troubles: Only 50c. Sold by W. D. Vinton Druggist. + Oe Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. If you have never tasted Gilt Edge Whiskey try it once and be convinced that it is the best whiskey in the State. Se ggg es ee Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Toniv. Bros. my15-6m Go His Countrymen, the Yukon trail, Ohristmas Day, 1899, a and sentenced to be hanged here Au © prejudiced against him, and that he . j his appeal to all Irishmen to assist fireat time gives the address of a Tela, . Great consternation was felt by the Electric: Bitters, the: MAHER @ CO’S. Great CLEAN-UP SALE Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, goods, [EFDon’t be too late. Come bargain MAHER & CO. To-day you will find ohe of our large show w EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, and not one of them ever sold for while you see them in the window the price indows fall of LADIES’ FINE We have about 25 dozen of these will be to-day. This is the biggest ever ofiered, They are new. Everything cool in our store but hot You will make a mistake if you don Swell things in Ladies’ FANCY HOSIERY toeday. prices on Dry Goods. t pay us a visit, Respectfully, father & Co. RS ~++~ $100 Per Dozen I 25 Per Dozen I 75 Per Dozen er dozen ozen,. Salted Wafers Chipped Beef Handy fora quick meal or picnic Saratoga Chips a in avy quantity, just as you need it, 1 pound package I5C . Either in buik or 4 pound boxes, Per Ib, 20C Per lb. 25C 250. This is good weather for colds. Vin. ton is selling’ lots of Cooper’s Cold Cure, . Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’s Tasteless the cause. Men’‘s Fi Chill Tonic remove . +o. Trusts and combinations do not af-, 7 eee In ali cases of physical or mental We Money B Valuable as a \ ‘ Courtesy opens many doors and it rare Comer of old folke get ONE ‘PRICE ’ 7 regular value is $4, Patent Leathe Welfare selling them ere is another One of the latest fads isa B CLOTHIERS, Nevada City. St ne Double Sole r Oxfords for men are a at the very low price of utton Shoe Lace Staples, are selling Levi Strauss ack if you Want it. Broad and Pine Sts ,NEVADA CITY.’ ores, Main 791; res , Matt 793 2 Shoes, Enameled Our Specicl Price $3 00. As great buy for swell dressers, s Shoes, h d cre is one of the old time a Men ee Overhauls at 50 cen MEN'S SHOES--SP ppers, Matt Kid Tops, soles ll the rage. $3 00. This Oil Tan § soles, Price, i ° EGIAL V heavy, with extended edges, soles, full coin We have placed in stock a » hand welt, tipped. Made expressly f lki hoes, Plain*toe, Solan A ig gy ts per pair. =~ shoe, st 3.00. ALUE. , bull dog toes; Red Front Store. G ;.welted and extended soles, Regular value $4. Our § cial Pri toe, Special Price $3 00° Pe i rice, $3.00. heavy double sole shoe; tipped. Hand welt shoe. yle and service combined, $4.00, Main Stre t,. RASS VALLEY. =. Grass Valley Stores, Main 871 less than 50 cents. TO-DAY, and THE TRANS Personal Hap, Jobu Langman left this Sav Francisco. ‘Thos. Davies was down lity yesterday. ; st Edith Bawden is hi to Mrs. I. Hosken. Alvertis Vivian of Auba friends in Nevada City. ‘Thos. W. Route of Los bere on mining business. Jay Ostrom was down iBloomfleld yesterday. George Legg retnrhed . rom a trip to San Francisc R.£ Linder and J. 8. Ge over from You Bet yesterda Mr, and Mrs. James Ro alley are visiting in Nevad Charles G: Harris left th or a short visit to San Fras W, P. Clerkin of Pike Ci bf the visitors,to Nevada: O ay. A. Garcia, who resides on ngton ridge, visited Nevad: erday. : Mrs. W. Sigourney, whe way on a Visit, returned yening. Rev. Wm. Angwin and nrned last night from a vi rancisco, : te J. F. Rowe, Louis Bend eyer of San Francisco are usiness trip. §.J. Eraser and family of isco are here on a visit to he National. J. 8. Fraser arrived here om San Francisco,-where hi r several weeks past. Miss Nellie Tetrau left thi br «Chico. After visiting ill go to San-Francisco, Chas. E. Franks, A. McOle . Barber and F. Davenpo ancisco came in on last ain. . Superintendent M. W. Mat umbago mine arrived here g and left this morning for BCO, . ames Dehey, who has bee je upper part of the county est of a stereopticon firm, Nevada City yesterday. Miss Hegarty of Moore’s s been to San Francisco ived here last night and orning for her home. iH. E. Diggles, the well kno g inan of San Francisco, is . McGregor, G. M. Sayles . bur came down from Fc sterday and left this mo 0 Francisco. e@o ongregational Lawa } he lawn social at the ¢ pnal church grounds last 1 rgely attended and proved ty enjoyable affair. The ons were very pretty and cal and literary program g hexcélient one. Choice refr led many tables and the g sived every attention. Be ng a social success, the part; ce little sum. pet a ae The Merry go-Rou The merry-go-round will ain tomorrow evening. I ® last opportunity that orded fhe public to enjoy @ present site, This morning workmen co Play & cement foundation eel at Glenbrook Park. t-location has been ‘sele will be put in good runni: will be taken down . next week and removed tc ——-———+-2@eMet With a Misha fishing party consisting Scadden, John F, Hook, Btello and George Stevens ke Vera last evening, Wh the Sugar Loaf grade o1 ts of the wagon became u Hthe latter two were thr ey received some bruises ds, but feel thankfal that Was not ofa serious nati Werman returned during . hb an abundant supply of be, here is more Catarrh in-th the country than all othe together, and until the "8 waS supposed to be . & great many years dos hnced it a local disease, ibed local remedies, and ntly failing tocure with Ie nt, pronounced it incura ® has proven catarrh to. utional disease, and ther res constitutional treatme arrh Cure, manufactured eney & Co., Toledo, Ohi Constitutional cure on tt 8 taken internally in dose Pstoa teaspoonful, Dn the blood and mucous he system, They offer Ollars for any case — ®. Send for Circulars a ials , ddress, FF J. OBEN] Tol old by Droggists be all’s Family Pills are the you want to ward off bk Cook’s Water. i UFFALO, LAGER Barr d nts a glass, at oll J. Britland, propane ’