July 28, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIP BROW IW «& SC Prorrierors, pssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ° $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, Delivered toany partiuffthe city. eget Senco de dow RC A eherdeo! veces July 28, 1902 samen ne ae ey met, «2. +s + «1.2 1-2¢ Per Wee siemnignimaeionial . HE LAUNCHING of a seven-masted 10,000-tons displacement steel schooner on the Weymouth water front ig an incident that is pretty forcibly calculated to hush the talk of the disappearance of the sailing vessel. In fact, the day of this vessel, built. on dimensions never dreamed of as possible in former times, seems to be just coming in. Partisans of the Nicaragua canal route are urging this revival of the sailing ship as en objection to the Panama route. A region of calms, it is said, exists on the western side of the isthmus of Panama, which would make that route impracticable for sailing vessels during much of the year. Whether the Panama way is inferior __to the other in this particular or not—a matter open to dispute—the fact re— mains that the Penama route possesses a very substantial offsetting advantage in its mach shorter length. The coste of towing a sailing ship through the Panama canal would be small compared with the exactions of the other route. PReye ver De FH & MANY VISITORS ARE COMING. HAT THEEFFORTS OF NEVADA COUNTY to successfully advertise its resources to Eastern visitors next month will be crowned with success, is a foregone conclusion, for it bas already become noised abroad that the world-famous and banner.gold-producing county of the State of California will provide an extraordinary attractive display at San Francisco, during the great Knights of Pythlas Conclave and will have an excursion and gathering of visitors to this section of the State for the many who will desire to inspect its advantages and resources. The Transcript has already recelved many letters of inquiry frem various sections of the United States, aecking for farther information and requesting that literature be sent them bearing upon the subject. Other people of our community have also received Similar letters from friends and strangers throughout the East, asking for information concerning Nevada county and its proposed display of resources and entertainment of visitors next month. The following from a leading business man of Estherville, Iowa, who mined here in the ’50s, is a sample of the many communications we have received : Dairy Transonipt, Nevada City, Cal.: Gentlemen —I notice by the bewspapers that Nevada County is to make a display in San Francisco in August and is also guing to bave a great gathering at Nevada City, soon after. If you have any descriptive advertising matter of the affair, I. wish yow would astrous Ratna Colson New York, July 28.—Two trains collided on the Brooklyn. Elevated Railway at 9:45. this morning, near the Brooklyn bridge. Two people were killed and several wounded, The engines of both and the elevated track was greatly damaged. trains were badly wrecked ee 0 6':44 4:44 ¢ . Lass a Hal Milli, San Francisco, July 28—Judge Morrow of the U. S’ Circuit Court, rendered an important decision this morning in the case of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Mining Company against the Grass Valley Exploration Company. Suit was commenced by.the Pennsylvania Company and charged trespass, and the Exploration Company filed a counter suit to recover possession of the quartz vein in dispute. The decision was in favor of the Pennsylvania Company, and causes a loss of about half a million dollars to the Exploration Company. Personal Mention. . Weather Prediction Prof. Foster has issued the following weather bulletin, under date of July 19th. The next disturbance will reach Pacific Coast about July 28th. The temperature for the week ending August 4th, will be below normal on the Pacific Coast, A hot wave will will be general during the last week in Jaly. Joe Hosken of this city and John Hill of Gold Flat are on the sick list. Mre. L. Fodrini and Miss M. Fodrini of North San Juan are here ona visit. Ledy Olesta of Chicago arrived here on the afternoon train. Guy Francis arrived here ' today from San Francisco. W. R. Senter is here from San Francisco. A. H. Whitacre is here from Omaha. Dalc Adniistratr' 2 Oe For the best of everything in \_the meat line send your orders tg Naffzige send me anything of interest. that will help to encourage an old citizen and miner of Nevada County from 1862 to 1856, to come out and visit his old camping ground at that time. With thanks in advanee, and hoping to. see yoo later, I remain, yours truly, L. R. Binewam. Thus it will be seen that Nevada County's part of the program has already excited considerable atiention in the East, notwithstanding the fact that the time for the big event is almost a month off. There will doubtless be a large number of touriste aud homeseekers who will join the excursion and come here-in Auguat to enjoy our hospitality and see the inducements which Nevada county effers. Teall such we bespeak a hearty welcome, including Mr. Bingham and all other old-time pioneers who may come, and we know that many will receive such a favorable impression of our advantages and resources as to not only advertise them to their Eastern friends but will decide to come and live in this God-blessed section of the Golden West, 44444a4464668 THE SHADOW OF A SORROW. T CANNOT BE CONCEALED that reports emanating trom the phy sicians and entourage of King Edward have been strained in the direction of optimism, and that the condition of the illustrious patient is vers serious, although it seems to be generally believed that he will live to be crowned, Bat the ceremony is to be hastened, the King is to be in London but a single day, and then hurry baek to Cowes, and the ominois statement that a. second cperation will be necessary early in the Autumn is allowed to have currency. All the indications seem to point to a conviction on the part of Hie Majesty and the British Government that his race is about ran. He may sarvive the second application of the knife, but if things are as bad with him as recent reports would lead one to think, that is extremely doubtful. . The world may as well be prepared for the early calling awav of one of the . very moet prominent and interesting figures of the past generation. The empire could illy afford to spare Kiog Edward at this time. politically, the English sovereign is a figurehead; but the present monarch is a rémarkable social politician, and bis indirect lafasnce upon public affairs is well worth taking into account, as successive Prime Ministers have confessed for years, He is an accomplished diplomat, and the peace of Europe more than once has been preserved largely through his personal goed offices, No More. The company formed in Placerville y some time ago torunan automobile passenger line from that plaee to Lake Tahoe has come to grief, it is said, internal dissensions having broken out, The automobile purchased was attached by the company from which it wae purchased, which finally released the attachment and took the vehigle away. Ite two tripg.were disastrous ones, the last one resulting in the wrecking of the United States mail stage driven by Joseph Rupley, and his serious injury, while bie five passengers narrowly escaped being precipitated down the precipice slong the side of which the Tahoe State road runs. It is stated that Rupley intends to bring suit for $25, damages. et To Redeem , Postal Cards. An order has recently been. iseued from the Postoffice Department to the effect that unclaimed and unserviceable postal cards are to be redeemed: The order provides that Postmasters in all offices shall redeem in postage stamps and stamped paper only, and from the original purchaser. Such cards as fall within the terms of the order will be taken at'75 per cent of their face_value. Bronze, enameled or coated cards will not be subject to re~ déemption. It has been many years since this plan was last in use. «ee er Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Oolumbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time, Enguire of Brown & Mor an. tf Semi-Annual Account. To the Honorable, the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, state of California: T. J. Torpie. the Public Administrator of Nevada County, California, respectfully submite his Semi-Annual Account as required by law: Estate of Marshall Dum Appraised value of the Estate..:. Money received BXDOnG ita rea asic esos vivegas caasacceiuie teseaene cae emesesos Soke Balance on hand ford, Deceased. Costler, Deceased. Estate of M. Appraised value of the Estate. Cash received, none. Bills paid by the heirs. Estate of Charles Beal, Deceased. Appraised value of the Estate Cash received POO er rare Came eens eres ee wees ene e ee eeeeeneeterene fe Estate of Thomas Callinan, Deceased. Value of the Estate h received .. . Cash expended Balance on hand Estate of James Knuckey, Deceased. Value of the Estate..0.0.,.-. 0.008 Re ere en eT Photon $ 200 00 Cash received . Cash expended Estate of Edward Teague, Deceased. Value of the Estate....0 00k eee eee ee : B 185 75 Cash: recel ved iiicicr:iiid. yesestornseus coe othe esta east Dove apes pantie . are anticipated. It is quite true that, . Cash expend Cash on hand Balance on ha is so interested. ans —m_ Cash expended STaTe oF OaLiroernia, County or NrEvapa, of the County of Neveda, State of Californi acceunt and return of all estates of dec not and was not at any time interested in any estate he administered, nor is SOO SECC OO a Oe MOEN ED OnE ee WSO MO EE CECE Ce web sealed cee De _Estate of Catherine Hart, Decease Value of the Estate,... Cash expended Money om bard oi::ci0i0 051 Sessiessed sesiaseusecs Oreee Cenc eee ree © Aber neme tssceees: ss encnee Estate of P. Kinsella, Deceased. Value of the Estate Cash experded Balance on hand. . be, Notary Public in and fer Nevada County, Calif. Estate of Mary Felt, Deceased. Value.68 the Batata. i5.5cesicsccciovstncosteesevens sass sedise ‘ d. T. J, Torpie, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is the Public Administrator a, that the foregoing is a tull, true and correet edents which have come in‘o his hands; that he is ‘ the expenditures of any kind made on account of he associated in business or otherwise with any one who T. J TORPIE, Subsoribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of July, 1902. LLOYD P. LARUE, * rs for Busy Readers. A new fire plug will be placed ia front of the Washington schoolhouse. The street in front of Seaman’s blacksmith shop will be repaired ina few days. The pipe for the new gas plant is being laid on Commercial street. The weather was somewhat cooler today, and Hicke’ storm did not reach this section, but it came to other parts of the State as predicted. Have you paid your city taxes ? If @ timé for you to get & Move on in that direction ? John Allen of Dobbins and -Miss Sadie Heath of French Corral were married at Marysville last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Allen is a pleasant young woman, and loved and respected by all the ridge, and Mr Allen has the esteem of allhis acquaintances. Prince Albert Lodge, No. 462, Sons of St. George, held a meeting Saturday evening, and initiated three candidates, and five applications for membership were received, Fred Geiger has been appointed agent for Nevada county for the famous Western White Bronze Oompany of Des Moines, Iowa. He is now ready to receive orders for monuments and tombstones, in any style and price desired, Go and see his samples, The Democrats are going to have a very short campaign in this county. They delayed calling their county convention until the Republicans had their ticket in the fleld. As the Republicans will make no mistakes this year the Democrats will not profit by the delay. Read George CO. Gaylord &Son’s new advertisement in this evening’s TransorIPT. They have in stock a choice selection of eatables that are just right for all occasions, and the prices are in keeping with the times. For Assemblyman. Rev, J. Sims at the solicitation of many friends has consented to becomc a candidate. for. the Assembly, and hereby announces himself. It is not necessary to speak of his qualifications as they are all well known. He has had experience in Legislative matters, and if sent there he would worthily represent the best interests of the people of this. section. Mr. Sims has a strong following in this county, and, if nominated, he will undoubtedly be elected. . Resting Easy. : quite easy today. No serious interesting Hews Hens Told in a Brief Way Grass Valley Mining not, don’t you think that it is about] Mrs. W. H. Kistle, who was so terribly burned at her home ne.r Spenceville last week, was brought to the home of her son, Joseph Hosking, in this city Saturday night, and is resting results Case Has-Been Decided. The long looked for decision in the case of the Pennsylvania Mining Oompany vs. The Grass Valley Exploration Company, two adjoining claims, at Grass Valley, which was started in the U.S. Circuit Court in May, 1901‘ has been finally handed down by Judge W. W. Morrow, He gives the decision to the Pennsylvania on all, points, and declares they are entitled to the damages asked for in their complaint. Fred Searls of this city, Chas, W. Kitts of Grass Valley, and Lindley & Eiokhoff of San Francisco, were the attorneys for the Pennsylvania Mining Oompany, and they presented the points in such a clear end forcible manner, that the Judge had no alternative, and he decided flat-footedly in favor of the Pennsylvanie. This will mean much for the prosperity of Grass Valley, and the music of the twenty stamps will sound sweet to the ears of the Grass Valley public. The trial lasted about two months, and all the prominent mining men of the county were summoned as witnesses, as it involved many technical points in mining law. Fred Searls received the good news this morning, and was the recipient of many congratulations for the part’ he took the famous case. The mine will b opened on stipulation, and the case will be appealed to the United States Supreme Oourt. The Exploration Company own the well known W. Y.O. D., Orescent, Kate Hayes and the New York claims, while the Pennsylvania Company owns the old PennSylvania location and the Oliver ground. Both mines were dividend payers at the time when the suit was commeneed, and: the ground in dispute was very rich, The Pennsylvania ceased work immediately, while the Exploration Company operated the Crescent, but it did-not pay very well; ‘The Pennsylvania is owned principally by local people, and the Welssbein brothers control the W, Y. O. D. and other clatms. : : ee Oe Mra. L. Lubeck bas moved her stock of millinery from. the local-store to her Grass Valley establishment. She is selling an elegant line-of trimmed. re-open the Nevada City store with a fall line of fall millinery. PEISYLALA WS hats at the low price of one dollar. . . On September 15th Mrs. Lubeock will SECON LSE TT SEES, as ‘The. following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: — — Estate of Martin Cosler, deceased. Hearing of-final account of adminis: ust 4th. Betate of Jackson B. Underwood, deceased. Petiton for letters of admin istration continued until Monday, August 4th. Estate of J. W. Brown, deceased, Letters of administration issued to. T. J. Torpie, upon bié official bond. Oentest having been filed to the probate of the will of said deceased, it is ordered that the hearing of said matter be continned until ffirther notice, petitioner being granted twenty days in which to answer. Frank Morandi, a native of Italy, was naturalized. Witnesses, M. Solari and A. Petit. Tahoe Railroad. Sacramento, July 26—D. L. Bliss, president of the Lake Tahoe railroad, Equalization on behalf of hie road. The road runs from Truckee to Lake Tahoe, a distance of fifteen miles, and was valued at $24540. The gross re~ ceipts for the year were $26,518, and the operating expenses were $18,944. . adiaiaieibich-dhatieieaateammaeaareee ci a are trator continued antil Monday, AugEstate of, Henry Null, deceased. . . appeared before the State Board ‘of’ -{n the: Btbelin God's County, Supervisor BE. ©, Griase) ora ¢ Mead, who have for on dae working on the Ethel mine Up ing country, two miles from the ¢, lift mine, bave strack a fine ledge jg) tannel, which is now ip over sted dred feet. The mine adjoing thy }Baltic, whieh produced wel! in ton years. The ledge abounds in tre, and will go abont $25 to the tg: ledge is about two fect in thick and is good and solid: The pj owners are deserving of their BUG I tn _ Finest of Raspberries, _ Yee Lee, who conducts the 4 store at the Plaza bridge, hay chased this season’s crop of tay ries on the Lehr ranch. in Willoy ley. ‘These are thefinest ragph in the market, and he is prepa fi}l all orders for putting up, ) sannieaoiae TERETE “ Great 3 Ladies today we place in remnants of Table Linen. — Come today. Respectfully, Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the moat delicious in thecity. Oosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City bk Not so Known brand stamped on his Pocket nife. with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well to forget. LEGG & SHAW C0, Electro-Dental Parlors PEP pp ye bR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the with allthe modern absolutely first-class .work. All work guaranteed dentists. PLATES, full U . GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat BRIDGE WORK, per too ouUR Beene ewes @@” No charge for Extracting when Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Piae Street, oper or Lower $10 00 6 00 6. 00 . CLEANING PAINLESS EXTRAOTION, 50 CENTS. : Electro-Deneal Parlors of ‘Sacramento, established nearly four years ago. One of the largest and best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast ee a = Are Located Here Permanently — ELEOTRIGAL and otherj conveniences for} doing at One-half the regular,‘prices charged by other PRICES). GOLD FILLINGS.." $2.00 U SILVER FILLINGS a 00 -.+.80c Lp POC meer eesesinns platesjareiordered, R. B. SMITH, D. D. s. ge of $1. aS MRS. L. LUBEC Sale of Table Linen at Maher & Co.’s one of our large show wing Just enough in each piece for a Table Cloth—price $i If you want bargains in Table Cloths—don’t let{ go by.—$1.25 for a full length Table Cloth: LEGANT TRMMED HATS AT E our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. Nevada Store will K Mill Street, 9 Grass Valley as can be created, will lot of just only received. Be eighty drinks. HIRES’ ROOT B “11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage be made from our last EER tter get a bottle and make ( 20 cents each — three for 50 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to-:drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 ots. each. CHAS. bring it to us. We will fix it. PHONE WEST 14, Dont Get Left---Be On Til em i We have-an elegant line of CLOCKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watchet or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you haves . Watch or Clock that does not work well and needs repsirl0é That’s our specialty, Try "5 A. & H. W. Hartutl Watchm ahkers BRCAD STREET, NEVADA ? them. Amon Washington Pine, etc, the man ool Buil Jewelry of All Kind Souventr Spoons. We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons. Call and! beantifol engravings 4 ing, the Obampion mice, These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, #44 sold at a very low price—quality considered. Promptly and Neatly Rep# ee C. J. BRAND, The Jewel coon aves’? HL. L. Moody legal busines M, Walling poised. ppson is he lamas is dow and J. God! ntonville. shard is dow! » Scheffer of 9 Saturday e' itsn ie over business trij this evening. Mra. G. G. rrived here ‘Francisco on mother, Mrs. mnelly and J, nthe interes! Call. pthelin and J. Francisco. ussell and O om the Oregot yfert of San last evening or North Bloot ffington and . county, at w n has accepte ington will ret Mrs. W. H. st evening ft isco. Englebright eek’s trip to has been in tk Yuba Oompa! H. Baker reta visit to the na Rosendale m French Cor E. Staweatk been on a Vis Hotel, retr yesterday. ris, who has on a visit to} Sacramento y ft arrived ber Francisco and th Bloomfiel rke returne it to the lakes English cam le today. ‘aud Eastin, visit to her pa ncisco yester endent Gus m the Delhi m leveland cam lle yesterd: land’s funer lie Dillon, wh to her fathe bisco. yeaterda: Duise Kahi re this morning re, i Emmett Fi ed here yeste BS. Ashburn Jr ith searlet fe d to be rapid! eloher, the we from, Down his wife, ar ning from a Neisco, Nelie of De asiness. filsen of San here on a \ Scheemer, ir D yesterday. thell of Visa her brother gers and Mrs ————-——+-4@e--~ ld Storage cial first-clas Db should send os., Commer beef, pork, mt ket. + #@e-Periment wit Can get Gilt and places. waranteed ak » Lutgen & » 8ole propri -——-——+-0@e->How's T r One Hund Any case of ( bred by Hall’ _ OuENEY & undersigne for the last ’ Perfectly . transactions FY out any rm, Txvan, whol iG, Kinnan & gists, Toledc Vatarrh Our ing directly DUS Services fals sent fre . Sold by a amily Pills 8 e~ House to — 0 rent on B; located, . Office or

Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIP BROW IW «& SC Prorrierors, pssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ° $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, Delivered toany partiuffthe city. eget Senco de dow RC A eherdeo! veces July 28, 1902 samen ne ae ey met, «2. +s + «1.2 1-2¢ Per Wee siemnignimaeionial . HE LAUNCHING of a seven-masted 10,000-tons displacement steel schooner on the Weymouth water front ig an incident that is pretty forcibly calculated to hush the talk of the disappearance of the sailing vessel. In fact, the day of this vessel, built. on dimensions never dreamed of as possible in former times, seems to be just coming in. Partisans of the Nicaragua canal route are urging this revival of the sailing ship as en objection to the Panama route. A region of calms, it is said, exists on the western side of the isthmus of Panama, which would make that route impracticable for sailing vessels during much of the year. Whether the Panama way is inferior __to the other in this particular or not—a matter open to dispute—the fact re— mains that the Penama route possesses a very substantial offsetting advantage in its mach shorter length. The coste of towing a sailing ship through the Panama canal would be small compared with the exactions of the other route. PReye ver De FH & MANY VISITORS ARE COMING. HAT THEEFFORTS OF NEVADA COUNTY to successfully advertise its resources to Eastern visitors next month will be crowned with success, is a foregone conclusion, for it bas already become noised abroad that the world-famous and banner.gold-producing county of the State of California will provide an extraordinary attractive display at San Francisco, during the great Knights of Pythlas Conclave and will have an excursion and gathering of visitors to this section of the State for the many who will desire to inspect its advantages and resources. The Transcript has already recelved many letters of inquiry frem various sections of the United States, aecking for farther information and requesting that literature be sent them bearing upon the subject. Other people of our community have also received Similar letters from friends and strangers throughout the East, asking for information concerning Nevada county and its proposed display of resources and entertainment of visitors next month. The following from a leading business man of Estherville, Iowa, who mined here in the ’50s, is a sample of the many communications we have received : Dairy Transonipt, Nevada City, Cal.: Gentlemen —I notice by the bewspapers that Nevada County is to make a display in San Francisco in August and is also guing to bave a great gathering at Nevada City, soon after. If you have any descriptive advertising matter of the affair, I. wish yow would astrous Ratna Colson New York, July 28.—Two trains collided on the Brooklyn. Elevated Railway at 9:45. this morning, near the Brooklyn bridge. Two people were killed and several wounded, The engines of both and the elevated track was greatly damaged. trains were badly wrecked ee 0 6':44 4:44 ¢ . Lass a Hal Milli, San Francisco, July 28—Judge Morrow of the U. S’ Circuit Court, rendered an important decision this morning in the case of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Mining Company against the Grass Valley Exploration Company. Suit was commenced by.the Pennsylvania Company and charged trespass, and the Exploration Company filed a counter suit to recover possession of the quartz vein in dispute. The decision was in favor of the Pennsylvania Company, and causes a loss of about half a million dollars to the Exploration Company. Personal Mention. . Weather Prediction Prof. Foster has issued the following weather bulletin, under date of July 19th. The next disturbance will reach Pacific Coast about July 28th. The temperature for the week ending August 4th, will be below normal on the Pacific Coast, A hot wave will will be general during the last week in Jaly. Joe Hosken of this city and John Hill of Gold Flat are on the sick list. Mre. L. Fodrini and Miss M. Fodrini of North San Juan are here ona visit. Ledy Olesta of Chicago arrived here on the afternoon train. Guy Francis arrived here ' today from San Francisco. W. R. Senter is here from San Francisco. A. H. Whitacre is here from Omaha. Dalc Adniistratr' 2 Oe For the best of everything in \_the meat line send your orders tg Naffzige send me anything of interest. that will help to encourage an old citizen and miner of Nevada County from 1862 to 1856, to come out and visit his old camping ground at that time. With thanks in advanee, and hoping to. see yoo later, I remain, yours truly, L. R. Binewam. Thus it will be seen that Nevada County's part of the program has already excited considerable atiention in the East, notwithstanding the fact that the time for the big event is almost a month off. There will doubtless be a large number of touriste aud homeseekers who will join the excursion and come here-in Auguat to enjoy our hospitality and see the inducements which Nevada county effers. Teall such we bespeak a hearty welcome, including Mr. Bingham and all other old-time pioneers who may come, and we know that many will receive such a favorable impression of our advantages and resources as to not only advertise them to their Eastern friends but will decide to come and live in this God-blessed section of the Golden West, 44444a4464668 THE SHADOW OF A SORROW. T CANNOT BE CONCEALED that reports emanating trom the phy sicians and entourage of King Edward have been strained in the direction of optimism, and that the condition of the illustrious patient is vers serious, although it seems to be generally believed that he will live to be crowned, Bat the ceremony is to be hastened, the King is to be in London but a single day, and then hurry baek to Cowes, and the ominois statement that a. second cperation will be necessary early in the Autumn is allowed to have currency. All the indications seem to point to a conviction on the part of Hie Majesty and the British Government that his race is about ran. He may sarvive the second application of the knife, but if things are as bad with him as recent reports would lead one to think, that is extremely doubtful. . The world may as well be prepared for the early calling awav of one of the . very moet prominent and interesting figures of the past generation. The empire could illy afford to spare Kiog Edward at this time. politically, the English sovereign is a figurehead; but the present monarch is a rémarkable social politician, and bis indirect lafasnce upon public affairs is well worth taking into account, as successive Prime Ministers have confessed for years, He is an accomplished diplomat, and the peace of Europe more than once has been preserved largely through his personal goed offices, No More. The company formed in Placerville y some time ago torunan automobile passenger line from that plaee to Lake Tahoe has come to grief, it is said, internal dissensions having broken out, The automobile purchased was attached by the company from which it wae purchased, which finally released the attachment and took the vehigle away. Ite two tripg.were disastrous ones, the last one resulting in the wrecking of the United States mail stage driven by Joseph Rupley, and his serious injury, while bie five passengers narrowly escaped being precipitated down the precipice slong the side of which the Tahoe State road runs. It is stated that Rupley intends to bring suit for $25, damages. et To Redeem , Postal Cards. An order has recently been. iseued from the Postoffice Department to the effect that unclaimed and unserviceable postal cards are to be redeemed: The order provides that Postmasters in all offices shall redeem in postage stamps and stamped paper only, and from the original purchaser. Such cards as fall within the terms of the order will be taken at'75 per cent of their face_value. Bronze, enameled or coated cards will not be subject to re~ déemption. It has been many years since this plan was last in use. «ee er Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Oolumbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time, Enguire of Brown & Mor an. tf Semi-Annual Account. To the Honorable, the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, state of California: T. J. Torpie. the Public Administrator of Nevada County, California, respectfully submite his Semi-Annual Account as required by law: Estate of Marshall Dum Appraised value of the Estate....:.. Money received BXDOnG ita rea asic esos vivegas caasacceiuie teseaene cae emesesos Soke Balance on hand ford, Deceased. Costler, Deceased. Estate of M. Appraised value of the Estate. Cash received, none. Bills paid by the heirs. Estate of Charles Beal, Deceased. Appraised value of the Estate Cash received POO er rare Came eens eres ee wees ene e ee eeeeeneeterene fe Estate of Thomas Callinan, Deceased. Value of the Estate h received ... . Cash expended Balance on hand Estate of James Knuckey, Deceased. Value of the Estate....0.0..,.-. 0.008 Re ere en eT Photon $ 200 00 Cash received . Cash expended Estate of Edward Teague, Deceased. Value of the Estate........0 00k eee eee ee : B 185 75 Cash: recel ved iiicicr:iiid. yesestornseus coe othe esta east Dove apes pantie . are anticipated. It is quite true that, . Cash expend Cash on hand Balance on ha is so interested. ans —m_ Cash expended STaTe oF OaLiroernia, County or NrEvapa, of the County of Neveda, State of Californi acceunt and return of all estates of dec not and was not at any time interested in any estate he administered, nor is SOO SECC OO a Oe MOEN ED OnE ee WSO MO EE CECE Ce web sealed cee De _Estate of Catherine Hart, Decease Value of the Estate,..... Cash expended Money om bard oi::ci0i0 051 Sessiessed sesiaseusecs Oreee Cenc eee ree © Aber neme tssceees: ss encnee Estate of P. Kinsella, Deceased. Value of the Estate Cash experded Balance on hand.. . be, Notary Public in and fer Nevada County, Calif. Estate of Mary Felt, Deceased. Value.68 the Batata. i5.5cesicsccciovstncosteesevens sass sedise ‘ d. T. J, Torpie, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is the Public Administrator a, that the foregoing is a tull, true and correet edents which have come in‘o his hands; that he is ‘ the expenditures of any kind made on account of he associated in business or otherwise with any one who T. J TORPIE, Subsoribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of July, 1902. LLOYD P. LARUE, * rs for Busy Readers. A new fire plug will be placed ia front of the Washington schoolhouse. The street in front of Seaman’s blacksmith shop will be repaired ina few days. The pipe for the new gas plant is being laid on Commercial street. The weather was somewhat cooler today, and Hicke’ storm did not reach this section, but it came to other parts of the State as predicted. Have you paid your city taxes ? If @ timé for you to get & Move on in that direction ? John Allen of Dobbins and -Miss Sadie Heath of French Corral were married at Marysville last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Allen is a pleasant young woman, and loved and respected by all the ridge, and Mr Allen has the esteem of allhis acquaintances. Prince Albert Lodge, No. 462, Sons of St. George, held a meeting Saturday evening, and initiated three candidates, and five applications for membership were received, Fred Geiger has been appointed agent for Nevada county for the famous Western White Bronze Oompany of Des Moines, Iowa. He is now ready to receive orders for monuments and tombstones, in any style and price desired, Go and see his samples, The Democrats are going to have a very short campaign in this county. They delayed calling their county convention until the Republicans had their ticket in the fleld. As the Republicans will make no mistakes this year the Democrats will not profit by the delay. Read George CO. Gaylord &Son’s new advertisement in this evening’s TransorIPT. They have in stock a choice selection of eatables that are just right for all occasions, and the prices are in keeping with the times. For Assemblyman. Rev, J. Sims at the solicitation of many friends has consented to becomc a candidate. for. the Assembly, and hereby announces himself. It is not necessary to speak of his qualifications as they are all well known. He has had experience in Legislative matters, and if sent there he would worthily represent the best interests of the people of this. section. Mr. Sims has a strong following in this county, and, if nominated, he will undoubtedly be elected. . Resting Easy. : quite easy today. No serious interesting Hews Hens Told in a Brief Way Grass Valley Mining not, don’t you think that it is about] Mrs. W. H. Kistle, who was so terribly burned at her home ne.r Spenceville last week, was brought to the home of her son, Joseph Hosking, in this city Saturday night, and is resting results Case Has-Been Decided. The long looked for decision in the case of the Pennsylvania Mining Oompany vs. The Grass Valley Exploration Company, two adjoining claims, at Grass Valley, which was started in the U.S. Circuit Court in May, 1901‘ has been finally handed down by Judge W. W. Morrow, He gives the decision to the Pennsylvania on all, points, and declares they are entitled to the damages asked for in their complaint. Fred Searls of this city, Chas, W. Kitts of Grass Valley, and Lindley & Eiokhoff of San Francisco, were the attorneys for the Pennsylvania Mining Oompany, and they presented the points in such a clear end forcible manner, that the Judge had no alternative, and he decided flat-footedly in favor of the Pennsylvanie. This will mean much for the prosperity of Grass Valley, and the music of the twenty stamps will sound sweet to the ears of the Grass Valley public. The trial lasted about two months, and all the prominent mining men of the county were summoned as witnesses, as it involved many technical points in mining law. Fred Searls received the good news this morning, and was the recipient of many congratulations for the part’ he took the famous case. The mine will b opened on stipulation, and the case will be appealed to the United States Supreme Oourt. The Exploration Company own the well known W. Y.O. D., Orescent, Kate Hayes and the New York claims, while the Pennsylvania Company owns the old PennSylvania location and the Oliver ground. Both mines were dividend payers at the time when the suit was commeneed, and: the ground in dispute was very rich, The Pennsylvania ceased work immediately, while the Exploration Company operated the Crescent, but it did-not pay very well;

‘The Pennsylvania is owned principally by local people, and the Welssbein brothers control the W, Y. O. D. and other clatms. : : ee Oe Mra. L. Lubeck bas moved her stock of millinery from. the local-store to her Grass Valley establishment. She is selling an elegant line-of trimmed. re-open the Nevada City store with a fall line of fall millinery. PEISYLALA WS hats at the low price of one dollar. . . On September 15th Mrs. Lubeock will SECON LSE TT SEES, as ‘The. following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: — — Estate of Martin Cosler, deceased. Hearing of-final account of adminis: ust 4th. Betate of Jackson B. Underwood, deceased. Petiton for letters of admin istration continued until Monday, August 4th. Estate of J. W. Brown, deceased, Letters of administration issued to. T. J. Torpie, upon bié official bond. Oentest having been filed to the probate of the will of said deceased, it is ordered that the hearing of said matter be continned until ffirther notice, petitioner being granted twenty days in which to answer. Frank Morandi, a native of Italy, was naturalized. Witnesses, M. Solari and A. Petit. Tahoe Railroad. Sacramento, July 26—D. L. Bliss, president of the Lake Tahoe railroad, Equalization on behalf of hie road. The road runs from Truckee to Lake Tahoe, a distance of fifteen miles, and was valued at $24540. The gross re~ ceipts for the year were $26,518, and the operating expenses were $18,944. . adiaiaieibich-dhatieieaateammaeaareee ci a are trator continued antil Monday, AugEstate of, Henry Null, deceased. . . appeared before the State Board ‘of’ -{n the: Btbelin God's County, Supervisor BE. ©, Griase) ora ¢ Mead, who have for on dae working on the Ethel mine Up ing country, two miles from the ¢, lift mine, bave strack a fine ledge jg) tannel, which is now ip over sted dred feet. The mine adjoing thy }Baltic, whieh produced wel! in ton years. The ledge abounds in tre, and will go abont $25 to the tg: ledge is about two fect in thick and is good and solid: The pj owners are deserving of their BUG I tn _ Finest of Raspberries, _ Yee Lee, who conducts the 4 store at the Plaza bridge, hay chased this season’s crop of tay ries on the Lehr ranch. in Willoy ley. ‘These are thefinest ragph in the market, and he is prepa fi}l all orders for putting up, ) sannieaoiae TERETE “ Great 3 Ladies today we place in remnants of Table Linen. — Come today. Respectfully, Fresh Every Day.. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the moat delicious in thecity. Oosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City bk Not so Known brand stamped on his Pocket nife. with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well to forget. LEGG & SHAW C0, Electro-Dental Parlors PEP pp ye bR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the with allthe modern absolutely first-class .work. All work guaranteed dentists. PLATES, full U . GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat BRIDGE WORK, per too ouUR Beene ewes @@” No charge for Extracting when Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Piae Street, oper or Lower $10 00 6 00 6. 00 . CLEANING PAINLESS EXTRAOTION, 50 CENTS. : Electro-Deneal Parlors of ‘Sacramento, established nearly four years ago. One of the largest and best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast ee a = Are Located Here Permanently — ELEOTRIGAL and otherj conveniences for} doing at One-half the regular,‘prices charged by other PRICES). GOLD FILLINGS...." $2.00 U SILVER FILLINGS a 00 -.+.80c Lp POC meer eesesinns platesjareiordered, R. B. SMITH, D. D. s. ge of $1. aS MRS. L. LUBEC Sale of Table Linen at Maher & Co.’s one of our large show wing Just enough in each piece for a Table Cloth—price $i If you want bargains in Table Cloths—don’t let{ go by.—$1.25 for a full length Table Cloth: LEGANT TRMMED HATS AT E our now selling our Elegant line of Trimmed Hats at the very low price Our big stock of our Nevada City store has been removed to Grass Valley. Come and see them. reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. Nevada Store will K Mill Street, 9 Grass Valley as can be created, will lot of just only received. Be eighty drinks. HIRES’ ROOT B “11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage be made from our last EER tter get a bottle and make ( 20 cents each — three for 50 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to-:drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 ots. each. CHAS. bring it to us. We will fix it. PHONE WEST 14, Dont Get Left---Be On Til em i We have-an elegant line of CLOCKS and WATCHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watchet or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you haves . Watch or Clock that does not work well and needs repsirl0é That’s our specialty, Try "5 A. & H. W. Hartutl Watchm ahkers BRCAD STREET, NEVADA ? them. Amon Washington Pine, etc, the man ool Buil Jewelry of All Kind Souventr Spoons.. We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons. Call and! beantifol engravings 4 ing, the Obampion mice, These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, #44 sold at a very low price—quality considered. Promptly and Neatly Rep# ee C. J. BRAND, The Jewel coon aves’? HL. L. Moody legal busines M, Walling poised. ppson is he lamas is dow and J. God! ntonville. shard is dow! » Scheffer of 9 Saturday e' itsn ie over business trij this evening. Mra. G. G. rrived here ‘Francisco on mother, Mrs. mnelly and J, nthe interes! Call. pthelin and J. Francisco. ussell and O om the Oregot yfert of San last evening or North Bloot ffington and . county, at w n has accepte ington will ret Mrs. W. H. st evening ft isco. Englebright eek’s trip to has been in tk Yuba Oompa! H. Baker reta visit to the na Rosendale m French Cor E. Staweatk been on a Vis Hotel, retr yesterday. ris, who has on a visit to} Sacramento y ft arrived ber Francisco and th Bloomfiel rke returne it to the lakes English cam le today. ‘aud Eastin, visit to her pa ncisco yester endent Gus m the Delhi m leveland cam lle yesterd: land’s funer lie Dillon, wh to her fathe bisco. yeaterda: Duise Kahi re this morning re, i Emmett Fi ed here yeste BS. Ashburn Jr ith searlet fe d to be rapid! eloher, the we from, Down his wife, ar ning from a Neisco, Nelie of De asiness. filsen of San here on a \ Scheemer, ir D yesterday. thell of Visa her brother gers and Mrs ————-——+-4@e--~ ld Storage cial first-clas Db should send os., Commer beef, pork, mt ket. + #@e-Periment wit Can get Gilt and places. waranteed ak » Lutgen & » 8ole propri -——-——+-0@e->How's T r One Hund Any case of ( bred by Hall’ _ OuENEY & undersigne for the last ’ Perfectly . transactions FY out any rm, Txvan, whol iG, Kinnan & gists, Toledc Vatarrh Our ing directly DUS Services fals sent fre . Sold by a amily Pills 8 e~ House to — 0 rent on B; located, . Office or