July 30, 1901 (4 pages)

and Mildred Murchie are visiting their 4, The.mest-imrportant people in -the seer me — EIT THE TRANSCRIPT. Deer Season to Open. P. 0, BOX E . _— TELEPHONE NO. 41. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . "272 Way Ki? Only Garee. The New Union Dancing Cab will » ‘ ti in a@ Year. AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, . . eres Soy ppeee.res PY er et oe Wy = — el = ~ r= > . BROWN & CALETNYS. . day and from that time on till the Ist ~ . of next February hunters may lawfully ; Shoot this species of game. But. the By Mall, + + + * $6 Per Year new game law passed at the last session By Carrier, 12 1-2¢ Per Week of the State Legislature, huntets are Delivered to any part «f the etty, ‘expressly forbidden under penalty of . being prosecuted for a misdemanor to kill or have in their possession more ‘than fifty doves each in any. one day. In another section of the statute a pro. hibition is put upon hunting birds of F. Goding ie down from You Bet. any Character between one-half bour W. A. Jones is here from San Fran®fter sandown and one-half hour beTERMS OF SUBSOCRITTION : TURSOAY. 665k July 30, 1901 PERSONAL NOTES. ; fore sunrise of the following day. The cisco, j Geo. S. Bartel is here from Sacra. deer season likewise opens next Thurssindehie : day, but it runs only to the Ist day of Miss Pearl Sooy is here from San . October, a period of two montlis. Sec: Juan on a visit. tion 626 (1) of the statute will strike A. Penrose came down from North ‘be deer hunter pretty hard for it says Bloomfield today. ; that one may kill or have in his posDave Johnston came down from . Session, whether killed within OaliWashington today. fornia or shipped in from another State W.B. Bobb retarned this morning . °F foreign country more than three Se0in Sax Bransisns. deer during any open season. Hunting W. F. Englebright returned yester-. for tree squirrels will also become yndry from the Suiiit: ~~ . lawful on the Ist of the month, as the Rev. W. A. Rimer will leave tomorrow . Open season runs from August Ist till for Cisco to vielt friends. jthe following February. To make G. W. Goodwin is here from San . the law of greater strength and force Francisco on a business trip. . Tailroad companies and express comHon. J. M. Walling returned this . P®0ies are forbidden to take for shipmorning from Sen Francieco. . ment from any one person on any one Charles Gaus of San Francisco is 797 ™ore than ne nee, visiting friends at the Union Hotel, . ° i T. H. Limnell: has returned . Cooked Eggs on Sidewalk. from a visit with relatives at Colfax. . ————— ' Mrs. Max Isoard will return this! A Jetter received from J. A. Woodevening from a visit to San Francisco . son of the Record-Union, now on his Geo. A: Bailey will leave next month . way East, tells of the intense heat exfor Portland, Or , to visit Theo. Wells. . perienced in the Western States. He ~., Chas. 8. Donnelly, son of John Don. writes from Omaha that the people nelly, is here on a visit to the city of . throughout that section are suffering his birth. : terribly and there are many deaths Mrs. George Osterman returned yes. and prostrations every day from the terday from a visit with her mother at. heat. He Says that while the train was Sierra City. 4 . Standing at Lexington station the car Sheriff D. B. Getchell and wife left . porter put an egg on the sidewalk at this afternoon for Lake Tahoe for a . the depot. In four minutes the egg fishing trip. . burst its shell and ran out and was Supervisor W. H. Martin, wife and . Cooked as nively as if ona stove griddaughter, are spending a few weeks at dle. He says he will be “mighty glad Santa Cruz. . to get back to God’s country.” Harry Englebright and Ed. Uren re-. ————_+s0e naan afternoon from a trip to. Truthful Notes. W. L. Cline arrived here this after-. . noon from San Francisco on his way to . A woman van make a great change in Graniteville. & man’s life, but she requires a lot of M. M. Lesser, M. Barnett and 8. change while doing it. Samuels of Oakland are here on a Some people are not able to distinpleasure trip. . guish the point where humor ends and The engagement of Daniel Breen and . vulgarity begins. Mrs. Sarah Marriott of this city has ‘The tovgue is a small member, but it been announced. , . Can create a mighty tempest Frank Scanlon came down from the . home. me ae Yuba mine at Maybert yesterday en. route to Grass Valley. The secret of financial suceess is to Attorney L. P. Larue took advantage {find out wnat the people want and of the warm weather yesterday and then corner it, made a trip to Emigrant Gap. . W. J. Rogers, County Superintendeut of schools, returned yesterday from a pleasure trip to Sam Francisco. D. Birdsall, the traveling: representaMr. and Mrs. W. D. Vinton and their . tive of the Giant Powder Company, daughter, Hazel, will return tomorrow is bere making arrangements to eveuing from a visit to San Francisco: . erect a substantial powder house near Miss Lucia Oliver, who has been eismert’s ranch, between Grass Valley visiting Lere with Miss Ethel Mulloy, and this Place. The site chosen is will return today to herhome in Oak-/ near the Narrow Gauge railroad and land. . the regulation 1000 feet from the Legg Superintendent Gus Kartschoke, wife & Shaw Company’s powdar house. The and baby, returned yesterday from Sau . proposed *building is to be 18x16 and Francisco aud left today for the Debbi . 14 feet high. mine. ee a Ree ee A Slight Sprinkling. 2Oo New Storage House. Mrs. C. &. Daley of Portland,Oregon, who has been visiting friends and rela. tives here, returned to her home’ this morbing. J. G. O'Neill, principal of schools, lett today for Lewiston, Idabo, where he will visit his brother and other relatives for a few weeks. Misses Lillie Thomas, May Oliver This morning 3 slight shower of rain’ . fell in the vicinity of the Murshie mine. It occurred about five o’clock, and was . @ great surprise to the people living out there. The morning opened quite cloudy in this city, but as the ,day grew older . the weather became sultry. sunt, Mrs. Andrews, at the Wet Hill . ranch, above Nevada City. Sherman Costello and Archie Rowe!left today for Bowman’s Dan, where . : they hope to catch enough fish to sup» The State Fair will open on the 2d of ply all their Nevada City friends September this year and continue unFrank Ellenwood, timekeeper for the res ae pa satay ee hee Nevada Traction Company, returned to . in the State. The ate Gai eld st ie ee ° : attractions this city today. He has been making . will be numerous and well worth gohis soot at Grass Valley for several ing many miles to see. Read advertise weeks. B a + ee + . ment in this issue. A Great Magezine. —+<02-__ ———__——°-0@0-eState Fair. . License to Wed. The Cosmopolitan for August is, oa] usual, rich in fiction, remarkable both; County Clerk F, L. Arbogast issued a for its vivid interest and its great; Marriage license yesterday evening to . mercury went to the 104-degree mark Votes of Interest. give a handsome prize to the best lady and gentleman waltzer at the platform dance oext Saturday night. STRIKER SHOT BY A . NON-UNION. TEAMSTER Went to Grass Valley. Last evening about a dozen memF. Geiger, of this city, is now cle bers of Wyoming Tribe, Impd. O. R. egent in Nevada county for the Cole. 4 M., of this city, visited Weimer Tribe, . brated white bronze monuments many, “Today is the anniversary of the Big fire at Grass Valley, which reeulted in @ loss aggregating some $130,000. It was one of the largest fires in the history of that city. Since the lapse of the yearsome modern twostory brick buildings have been put up on the north side of Main street—in the burned. district. The N. S. G. W. will hold their regular weekly meeting this evening. Does your dealer keep Jesse:‘Moore Whiskey? If not, insist on his Getting it for you. . The finest in the world. J.J. Snyder, the fruit and vegetable man, is arranging. to move his stock to Pine street, above Geo. E. Turner’s hardware store. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on draught. P Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes can be had at Vintoun’s. Price, 50 cents, beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale at W. D. Vinton’s. $1 piece. 1t. Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in thé tobacco line. tf Burravo Lacrr Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor. jg 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. jall7-tf All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge Whiskey. ‘ Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf; The Mercury. At one o’clock this afternoon the in front of the building occcpied by A. & H. W. Hartung and O. J. Brand, on Broad street. The thermometer in the TRaNsorIPT office indicated 88 degrees. Must ot Gatk. WasHINGTON, July 29 — Secretary Long this morning issued the following general order: All persons in the naval service are strictly enjoined to refrain from any public statement concerning the subject matter of the Court of Inquiry requested by Rear Admiral Sehley,.— John D. Long, Secretary. q Killed ‘Fob and Son __Trrymap, July 29—Phil McWillame, @ ranchman living a few miles below town, shot and killed Salvadore Paerce and his ‘gon. Charles today. In the fight that*o: carred at least a dozen or more shots were exchanged, the Paerces shooting McWilliams’ horse from ander him. The shooting is the outcome of an old feud, — Coes lI Poy to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that--will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall youdo? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; iy not possible for you, then ineithér case take the ONLY remedy that hae been introduced in all civilized couatries ‘. the corner of Eleventh and Bryan streets. Both drew pistols . Ifyou want a good, cool drink of]: SAN FRANCISCO, July 30—The first serious trouble between union and non-union teamsters occurred this morning when Peter Lych, a striker, was shot in the left hip. Roscoe Horn and William Ferguson, two non-union teamsters, were attacked by strikers at Emmon’s stable, at and fired eight shots over head andthe nineth bullet hit Lych in the hip, inflicting a bad wound. The crowd scattered a little when the shooting commenced but again began to collect in and the men retreated in the barn, where they were besieged until a large force of police arrived and dispursed the crowd and arrested the shooters. Lych’s wound is not considered to be very serious. A Brave Man. Arriving Daily. Although it may seema little early! Yoursyirrz, July 29—It developed L. Hyman & Oo, have already begun to . that Max Belovitch, the cigar manufactalk about fall and winter clothing, but . turer who lost his life in the fire that their new advertisement will explain destroyed the Bagley-Graham photoall. They get the goods early 80 a8 to . graphic supply store last night, dashed let their castomers know what the fads . 4» the stairs to save the life of a young and styles are going to be and by that . . oman to whom he was greatly attached way know just what the want when the/,nqg whom he thought was ina flat time to make their choice comes. New . apoyg, goods are arriving daily from the Eastern manufacturers, thus saving the profits of a “third party.” Good Fruit. ee The Cooley Company. The Frank Cooley Company opened a week’s engagement at the theater here : last evening and were'greeted with a fair Considerable fruit is being shipped '. sized audience. “Peaceful Valley” was from Chicago Park to thiscity. Every . produced in good style and those presday several consignments are received . ent enjoyed it very much. at the depot and the demand for this excellent fruit is increasing. The peaches are said to be of a very fine vaWill be Out Tomorrow. fruit-growers at the Park have also bakery has been nicely repainted and been making large shipments to the} repaired and will be out on the street East. again tomorrow. It has been changed “oe in several respects so as to allow more — + ee — tends to keep it full with the very best She Didn’t Wear a Mask . of everything in the bakery line. e@e den by sores, blotches and pimples till. the OwL. 5cents a glass. jl0-tt she used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. AE They then vanished, as will all Erupit Dazzles the World. tions, Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, CarbE buncles and Felons from its ase. In-. wo Discovery in medicine has ever fallible for Outs, Corns Burns, Scalds. oreated one quarter of the excitement W. D. Vinton’s. New Discovery for Consumption. It’s ee severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Coot, sh arp Rainier Beer at the Ow: Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and cha igre ‘< j10-tf . thcusands of whom it has restored’ os coe oe un perfect health, oes cos Colds, ' Astbma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoarseness A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine ana Whooping Cough it ‘is the quickCigars, for sale at Rector Bros. est, surest cure in the world. It is +e sold by W. D. borat who gg sn The Pest Prescription For Malaria . satisfaction or refun es R — Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove. Pottles 600 and $1.00. ‘Trial bottle TASTELESS CHILL Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c. erage these hot days. ; ~jagtt wvred Jelly Case 35 cents fr .Per Dozen. with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, bat allays inflammation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the patient. Try onz bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world, Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water. Try it. j2oef ee Malaria Causes Bilio usness, variety. Irving Bacheller writes a re-~. Albert Zeimer, of San Jose, and Miss freshiug story of the Canadian big-tim. Kittie Carreg, of French Corral. ber region, and Hering’s drawings catch [ TT Grove’ eTasteless Chill Tonic remove. the cause eg OG EEE 88 eerie LIGHTNING JARS 1 Pirt Size wo. : tise tenes sees $1 00 Per Dozen FCPS Ian snc esstucoseecsenissciepeass 1 25 Per Dozen BARE BIR iil cscs cicssseessssecalichonnse 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. the spirit of the scene perfectly. . A. T. Quller-Couch’s (“Q.”) pathetic little tale connot fail to enlist our sympathies with the French exile who broke his parole for love. Richard Le Gallienne ‘tells the most charming and . least known of the quaint “Old French . Romances”—the love of honest Squire . . “COMING BY THE CARLOAD DIRECT ceremonies of initiation were con-jand at lower prices than cluded, and a very interesting meeting . been known in this city, Mr, Geiger washeld. After thisa splendid ban-. is engaged at present in erecting . quet was enjoyed at Lake’s restaurant. handsome monument in one oa local cemeteries, He is aj Work Begun. pared to do all kinds of Cement, stone and briek work on the . The work of improving the school grounds in this city was begun today. The fence is being removed and the place is to fixed up and given a more modern appearance. terms. Orders may be left at Gaorge E. Tarner’s hardware store. Sao advertisement in this issue, Freighting Dull. To Water Consumers. There is but little freight arriving at the Bay. This is the busy season at my office, in the City Hall, every for shipping freight to the different evening from 7 to 8 o’clocs for the purpose of receiving amounts due for water used for irrigation purpcses. The rates for irrigation water are from $2 560 to $25 per season. All persons using water for such purpose are requested to call and settle for the same. is virtually at a standstill, Burrato Lager Breer on draught, at 5 cents @ glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor, a jg Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. ; ¢ om. Hues Morouie, City Water Collector. Nevada City, July 24th, 1901. os +1me Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas . po. phose Living in the Malaria DisPaine, norie better. For sale at Rector . tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniy, Bros, my15-6m & MAHER ® CO’S Great CLEAN-UP SALE riety and easily find ready sale. The) ‘The delivery wagon of the Popular Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs. To-day you will find one of our large show windows full of LADIES’ FINE One beauty about Jesse Moore Whis-. goods tobe taken at a time and also EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. We have about 25 dozen of these key is you can always depend on its. for convenience. It presents a nice ap. $9048, and not one of them ever sold for less than 50 cente. TO-DAY, and parity pearance and Proprietor Loveland inwhile you see them in the window the price. will be But her beauty was completely hid-! Ramer Lacer Beer on draught at. [> Don’t be too late. Come to-day. This is’ the biggest bargain MAHER & CO. ever ofiered. eo Swell things in Ladies’ FANCY HOSIERY to-day and Piles. Cure guaranteed. 250 at/that has been caused by Dr. King’s They are new. Everything cool in our store but hot prices on Dry Goods: You will make a mistake if you don’t pay. us.a visit, Respectfully, Leer & Co. Cook’s Water is. a very pupular bevTHE > OLD : FASHIONED M WAY -—ht+— ~0 + Of cleaning a ‘watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust must be removed piece bySpiece, Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, Weclean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street ~ . . Nevada City The Keynote of Economy Can be struck here. A small amount of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of Excellent Groceries in its travels. These are not 90-cent values at $1, but dollar for dollar goods, : SIGOURNEY. _ CASH GROCER. SSS gh ae \ " ; EASTERN MANUFACTORIES, You may think it a li Robin for the Fair Jebane. “The Tem-. clever satire on modern society, is cer’ . ttle early to be talking about FALL GOODS, but we don’t. ple of Fate,” the late Grant Allen’s. “ hat is going to be “THE RIGHT FHING” this Fall, so that when cooler weather sets in day sees carloads of NEW. FALL GOODS unpacked at our Big Stores. We got in early tain not-only to entertain the reader . SAVE jobbers’ profits, and you get the benefit. but also toset him thinking. Francis . We want you to see the FALL STYLES in advance, want you to know you can drop in, pick out your fall outfit, and go away pleased. Every and made our purchases, direct form Eastern manufacturers, ‘Thus we Willing Wharton writes a pretty story . home, Whilew@be Lyde and Egerton Castle handle‘ strong subjects in a . ushouecorseccee The Stock consists of Fine Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes masierly manner. . The woman who wante to voteis not the safest guardian for a farnily ’ of children. world sre those who mind their now business. ~~ , « A man’s works may bea power of Our stores and the'stock woul bis grave, Pe GRASS VALLEY. Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 871 It’s true that we have the finest store north of Sacramento. It’ dollars in making it the maghificent trading place that it is. having tess competition than before, we are nevertheless selling goods CHEAPER THAN WE DID ON COMMERCIAL STREET. prices of the big Department stores all to pieces. good or evil long after be had crept into Red Front Store, Main Street, d be acredit to any large city, and Mr. Hyman Says he will beat the None of them can show a finer stock than we have. 8 also true that we spent thousands of Located in these fine stores as we are and can see for themselves and can rest all others.Our brilliantly lighted windo Promptly filed. Rae & C . # b ] We have established a strictly one-price rule ande every article Is marked in plain figures. Purchasers country, and the price is cheerfully refunded if grease, are F fect ae eens here: than —— om he not just as represented. On a Cash Basis. The One-Price Rule demands the ready cash *s what want evad Valley Stores are conducted on acash basis. Cash , roo een war bees hang r and Grass Enabivs us to ly undersell $ display the NEW FALL STYLES in all lines. Country orders. Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. : NEVADA CITY. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 ONE PRICE: CLOTHIERS. 4 — White Bronze’Monuments, of Grass Valley, and assisted in adopt. factured by the Western White Bronze ’ ing a_pale face, Several speeches on . Oo., of Des Moines, Lowa, He jeg fraternal matfere were made after the] pared to furnish all kinds of designs have over 7 Shortest i notice, and on the most Teasonable — at the depot from San Francisco these Notice is hereby given that I will be days, owing to the teamsters’ strike points up country, and the business ear? i1E TRANSCRI er aie pre soe nm Personal Stappent w. ©. Allen is here from Lari H. Armstrong is here from H W. li. Rogers is down from ington, y H. C, Green of Los Angeles . spending a few days. Ml, Lorch and wife of Orovil here ona visit to friends, kay Marechie, one of the pr clerks at Geo. E, Tarner’s store, the sick list, Superintendent. Obris. Mallon lable to be down town yesterday f Hirst time after bis long illness, Geo. I. Baleb, H. C. Squire an : Hoffman of San Francisco ar here on last evening’s train, Ww. J. Swank, who has been to§ on on a visit, returned here last « ng aud left this morning for his . tthe Deibi mine, B. C, Skinner of San-—Franeisex ivei here last evening and left noruing for Forest Oitye Miss Holland of North San Juan, at been here ona visit to relat eturned to her home thie morning Frank Smith of San Franciacc ved here last evening and left poruing for Gaston Ridge. Geo. Cloud, one of Washingt ular business men, came down f Vashington last evening and left borning for San Francisco, ««k. \V. Rupe, H. P. Martine and urst of San Francisco are here~o usiu ss trip. J. C, Poor came down. from, Dow: lle last evening and left this mors r San rancisco. Mrs. ‘Theo. Flitz and Mrs. Mor turned Sunday from a visit to § mento. : Mrs. A. Hartung bas returned fro sit with Mrs. Henry Kobler at We gto ; . L. Pargons, who has been itish Columbia for the past th ars, arrived here last evening and smorning for Sierra -City to v B parents. Mre. C. EL Daily of Portland, . 0 hig been here on a visit to frien ll return home tomorrow. Death of a Former Resident ast evening H. ©, Mills receive egram from San Francisco convi g the sad intelligence of the de: his daughter ina hospital at.t bce. Sle was formerly Miss Euge llsund was born and raised int y, being about 42 years ofage. 1 eased had many friends in this c ho deeply regret ber demise. §& ves # brother, Frank Mills, of § ancisco, besides her father, and mand oi her relatives in Nevada Oi ts, Mills went to the Bay today Tange for the cbsequies. . The . fils will be cremated and the ask oug'it here for interment. Promised Rain Last Night. The observer in charge of the Weatt Uresu in San Francisco sent a te 8m to this city yesterday stati bat we wou'd have showers last nig bd that clouds would also obser e sin from our view today. Nore At ihe clouds are here all right. een ee Firemen’s Election. Horly-one votes were cast for a n bief sud Assistant Obief Engineer B Hire Department at the City H thight. here was no contest a W. Schmidt was chosen Ohief. a: M. Grissel Assistant Chief. Geor Legg and A. K, Snell acted Hees and H. W. Brand and J. KC officiated as clerks. Ani ead was served, The newly-elect cers are both active firemen ai i undoubtedly make good recor themselves, : here is more Catarrh in thie secti he country than all other diseas together, and until the last f TS waS supposed to be -incurab & great mapy years doctors pr heed it a local disease; and Pp bed iccal remedies, and by oc hily failing tocure with local tre nt, pronounced it incurable. § © has proven catarrh to be a co Utional disease, and therefore 1 res constitutional treatment. Ha’ 4rrh Cure, manufactured by F. Buey & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is { Y Constitutional cure on the mark taken internally in doses: from PS (oO 8 teaspoonful. Tt acts dire Dn the blood and mucous surfa he system. They offer one hi bd dollars for apy case it fails ©. Send for circulars and tes Mials, ddreseg, F. J. CHENEY & ¢ Toledo, Ot bold by Druggists, 75c, Hull’s Family Pills are the best, — I i Arrested and Set Free. al ‘J. H. Han efcid esse inthe We hPlowman: Ifthe first cough perly treated, the first Step in ,'1on of Consumption arrested, zs developed, the breath set free, “ Hot fear consumption.” Ken S4in for the throat and lungs is per treatment for the first cou other remedy hag saved so mi “ consumption. Large bottles § 50s. For sale by H. Dickerm agent. a. he Best Prescription for Malar! a . bills and Fever is a bottle of Gro: ‘eless Chill Tonic; It is sim / 40nd Quinine in a tasteless fo! 40€, DO pay. Prige, 25. myl6

and Mildred Murchie are visiting their 4, The.mest-imrportant people in -the seer me — EIT THE TRANSCRIPT. Deer Season to Open. P. 0, BOX E . _— TELEPHONE NO. 41. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . "272 Way Ki? Only Garee. The New Union Dancing Cab will » ‘ ti in a@ Year. AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, . . eres Soy ppeee.res PY er et oe Wy = — el = ~ r= > . BROWN & CALETNYS. . day and from that time on till the Ist ~ . of next February hunters may lawfully ; Shoot this species of game. But. the By Mall, + + + * $6 Per Year new game law passed at the last session By Carrier, 12 1-2¢ Per Week of the State Legislature, huntets are Delivered to any part «f the etty, ‘expressly forbidden under penalty of . being prosecuted for a misdemanor to kill or have in their possession more ‘than fifty doves each in any. one day. In another section of the statute a pro. hibition is put upon hunting birds of F. Goding ie down from You Bet. any Character between one-half bour W. A. Jones is here from San Fran®fter sandown and one-half hour beTERMS OF SUBSOCRITTION : TURSOAY. 665k July 30, 1901 PERSONAL NOTES. ; fore sunrise of the following day. The cisco, j Geo. S. Bartel is here from Sacra. deer season likewise opens next Thurssindehie : day, but it runs only to the Ist day of Miss Pearl Sooy is here from San . October, a period of two montlis. Sec: Juan on a visit. tion 626 (1) of the statute will strike A. Penrose came down from North ‘be deer hunter pretty hard for it says Bloomfield today. ; that one may kill or have in his posDave Johnston came down from . Session, whether killed within OaliWashington today. fornia or shipped in from another State W.B. Bobb retarned this morning . °F foreign country more than three Se0in Sax Bransisns. deer during any open season. Hunting W. F. Englebright returned yester-. for tree squirrels will also become yndry from the Suiiit: ~~ . lawful on the Ist of the month, as the Rev. W. A. Rimer will leave tomorrow . Open season runs from August Ist till for Cisco to vielt friends. jthe following February. To make G. W. Goodwin is here from San . the law of greater strength and force Francisco on a business trip. . Tailroad companies and express comHon. J. M. Walling returned this . P®0ies are forbidden to take for shipmorning from Sen Francieco. . ment from any one person on any one Charles Gaus of San Francisco is 797 ™ore than ne nee, visiting friends at the Union Hotel, . ° i T. H. Limnell: has returned . Cooked Eggs on Sidewalk. from a visit with relatives at Colfax. . ————— ' Mrs. Max Isoard will return this! A Jetter received from J. A. Woodevening from a visit to San Francisco . son of the Record-Union, now on his Geo. A: Bailey will leave next month . way East, tells of the intense heat exfor Portland, Or , to visit Theo. Wells. . perienced in the Western States. He ~., Chas. 8. Donnelly, son of John Don. writes from Omaha that the people nelly, is here on a visit to the city of . throughout that section are suffering his birth. : terribly and there are many deaths Mrs. George Osterman returned yes. and prostrations every day from the terday from a visit with her mother at. heat. He Says that while the train was Sierra City. 4 . Standing at Lexington station the car Sheriff D. B. Getchell and wife left . porter put an egg on the sidewalk at this afternoon for Lake Tahoe for a . the depot. In four minutes the egg fishing trip. . burst its shell and ran out and was Supervisor W. H. Martin, wife and . Cooked as nively as if ona stove griddaughter, are spending a few weeks at dle. He says he will be “mighty glad Santa Cruz. . to get back to God’s country.” Harry Englebright and Ed. Uren re-. ————_+s0e naan afternoon from a trip to. Truthful Notes. W. L. Cline arrived here this after-. . noon from San Francisco on his way to . A woman van make a great change in Graniteville. & man’s life, but she requires a lot of M. M. Lesser, M. Barnett and 8. change while doing it. Samuels of Oakland are here on a Some people are not able to distinpleasure trip. . guish the point where humor ends and The engagement of Daniel Breen and . vulgarity begins. Mrs. Sarah Marriott of this city has ‘The tovgue is a small member, but it been announced. , . Can create a mighty tempest Frank Scanlon came down from the . home. me ae Yuba mine at Maybert yesterday en. route to Grass Valley.. The secret of financial suceess is to Attorney L. P. Larue took advantage {find out wnat the people want and of the warm weather yesterday and then corner it, made a trip to Emigrant Gap. . W. J. Rogers, County Superintendeut of schools, returned yesterday from a pleasure trip to Sam Francisco. D. Birdsall, the traveling: representaMr. and Mrs. W. D. Vinton and their . tive of the Giant Powder Company, daughter, Hazel, will return tomorrow is bere making arrangements to eveuing from a visit to San Francisco: . erect a substantial powder house near Miss Lucia Oliver, who has been eismert’s ranch, between Grass Valley visiting Lere with Miss Ethel Mulloy, and this Place. The site chosen is will return today to herhome in Oak-/ near the Narrow Gauge railroad and land. . the regulation 1000 feet from the Legg Superintendent Gus Kartschoke, wife & Shaw Company’s powdar house. The and baby, returned yesterday from Sau . proposed *building is to be 18x16 and Francisco aud left today for the Debbi . 14 feet high. mine. ee a Ree ee A Slight Sprinkling. 2Oo New Storage House. Mrs. C. &. Daley of Portland,Oregon, who has been visiting friends and rela. tives here, returned to her home’ this morbing. J. G. O'Neill, principal of schools, lett today for Lewiston, Idabo, where he will visit his brother and other relatives for a few weeks. Misses Lillie Thomas, May Oliver This morning 3 slight shower of rain’ . fell in the vicinity of the Murshie mine. It occurred about five o’clock, and was . @ great surprise to the people living out there. The morning opened quite cloudy in this city, but as the ,day grew older . the weather became sultry. sunt, Mrs. Andrews, at the Wet Hill . ranch, above Nevada City. Sherman Costello and Archie Rowe!left today for Bowman’s Dan, where . : they hope to catch enough fish to sup» The State Fair will open on the 2d of ply all their Nevada City friends September this year and continue unFrank Ellenwood, timekeeper for the res ae pa satay ee hee Nevada Traction Company, returned to . in the State. The ate Gai eld st ie ee ° : attractions this city today. He has been making . will be numerous and well worth gohis soot at Grass Valley for several ing many miles to see. Read advertise weeks. B a + ee + . ment in this issue. A Great Magezine. —+<02-__ ———__——°-0@0-eState Fair. . License to Wed. The Cosmopolitan for August is, oa] usual, rich in fiction, remarkable both; County Clerk F, L. Arbogast issued a for its vivid interest and its great; Marriage license yesterday evening to . mercury went to the 104-degree mark Votes of Interest. give a handsome prize to the best lady and gentleman waltzer at the platform dance oext Saturday night. STRIKER SHOT BY A . NON-UNION. TEAMSTER Went to Grass Valley. Last evening about a dozen memF. Geiger, of this city, is now cle bers of Wyoming Tribe, Impd. O. R. egent in Nevada county for the Cole. 4 M., of this city, visited Weimer Tribe, . brated white bronze monuments many, “Today is the anniversary of the Big fire at Grass Valley, which reeulted in @ loss aggregating some $130,000. It was one of the largest fires in the history of that city. Since the lapse of the yearsome modern twostory brick buildings have been put up on the north side of Main street—in the burned. district. The N. S. G. W. will hold their regular weekly meeting this evening. Does your dealer keep Jesse:‘Moore Whiskey? If not, insist on his Getting it for you. . The finest in the world. J.J. Snyder, the fruit and vegetable man, is arranging. to move his stock to Pine street, above Geo. E. Turner’s hardware store. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. The Owl saloon has Rainier beer on draught. P Bailey’s bath and complexion brushes can be had at Vintoun’s. Price, 50 cents, beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf Wine and Whiskey Barrels for sale at W. D. Vinton’s. $1 piece. 1t. Call on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in thé tobacco line. tf Burravo Lacrr Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor. jg 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. jall7-tf All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge Whiskey. ‘ Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. tf; The Mercury. At one o’clock this afternoon the in front of the building occcpied by A. & H. W. Hartung and O. J. Brand, on Broad street. The thermometer in the TRaNsorIPT office indicated 88 degrees. Must ot Gatk. WasHINGTON, July 29 — Secretary Long this morning issued the following general order: All persons in the naval service are strictly enjoined to refrain from any public statement concerning the subject matter of the Court of Inquiry requested by Rear Admiral Sehley,.— John D. Long, Secretary. q Killed ‘Fob and Son __Trrymap, July 29—Phil McWillame, @ ranchman living a few miles below town, shot and killed Salvadore Paerce and his ‘gon. Charles today. In the fight that*o: carred at least a dozen or more shots were exchanged, the Paerces shooting McWilliams’ horse from ander him. The shooting is the outcome of an old feud, — Coes lI Poy to Buy Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all righf, but you want something that--will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall youdo? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, if possible; iy not possible for you, then ineithér case take the ONLY remedy that hae been introduced in all civilized couatries ‘. the corner of Eleventh and Bryan streets. Both drew pistols . Ifyou want a good, cool drink of]: SAN FRANCISCO, July 30—The first serious trouble between union and non-union teamsters occurred this morning when Peter Lych, a striker, was shot in the left hip. Roscoe Horn and William Ferguson, two non-union teamsters, were attacked by strikers at Emmon’s stable, at and fired eight shots over head andthe nineth bullet hit Lych in the hip, inflicting a bad wound. The crowd scattered a little when the shooting commenced but again began to collect in and the men retreated in the barn, where they were besieged until a large force of police arrived and dispursed the crowd and arrested the shooters. Lych’s wound is not considered to be very serious. A Brave Man. Arriving Daily. Although it may seema little early! Yoursyirrz, July 29—It developed L. Hyman & Oo, have already begun to . that Max Belovitch, the cigar manufactalk about fall and winter clothing, but . turer who lost his life in the fire that their new advertisement will explain destroyed the Bagley-Graham photoall. They get the goods early 80 a8 to . graphic supply store last night, dashed let their castomers know what the fads . 4» the stairs to save the life of a young and styles are going to be and by that . . oman to whom he was greatly attached way know just what the want when the/,nqg whom he thought was ina flat time to make their choice comes. New . apoyg, goods are arriving daily from the Eastern manufacturers, thus saving the profits of a “third party.” Good Fruit. ee The Cooley Company. The Frank Cooley Company opened a week’s engagement at the theater here : last evening and were'greeted with a fair Considerable fruit is being shipped '. sized audience. “Peaceful Valley” was from Chicago Park to thiscity. Every . produced in good style and those presday several consignments are received . ent enjoyed it very much. at the depot and the demand for this excellent fruit is increasing. The peaches are said to be of a very fine vaWill be Out Tomorrow. fruit-growers at the Park have also bakery has been nicely repainted and been making large shipments to the} repaired and will be out on the street East. again tomorrow. It has been changed “oe in several respects so as to allow more — + ee — tends to keep it full with the very best She Didn’t Wear a Mask . of everything in the bakery line. e@e den by sores, blotches and pimples till. the OwL. 5cents a glass. jl0-tt she used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. AE They then vanished, as will all Erupit Dazzles the World. tions, Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, CarbE buncles and Felons from its ase. In-. wo Discovery in medicine has ever fallible for Outs, Corns Burns, Scalds. oreated one quarter of the excitement W. D. Vinton’s. New Discovery for Consumption. It’s ee severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Coot, sh arp Rainier Beer at the Ow: Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and cha igre ‘< j10-tf . thcusands of whom it has restored’ os coe oe un perfect health, oes cos Colds, ' Astbma, Croup, Hay Fever. Hoarseness A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine ana Whooping Cough it ‘is the quickCigars, for sale at Rector Bros. est, surest cure in the world. It is +e sold by W. D. borat who gg sn The Pest Prescription For Malaria . satisfaction or refun es R — Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove. Pottles 600 and $1.00. ‘Trial bottle TASTELESS CHILL Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c. erage these hot days. ; ~jagtt wvred Jelly Case 35 cents fr .Per Dozen. with success in severe throat and lung troubles, “Buschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, bat allays inflammation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the patient. Try onz bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world, Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water. Try it. j2oef ee Malaria Causes Bilio usness, variety. Irving Bacheller writes a re-~. Albert Zeimer, of San Jose, and Miss freshiug story of the Canadian big-tim. Kittie Carreg, of French Corral. ber region, and Hering’s drawings catch [ TT Grove’ eTasteless Chill Tonic remove. the cause eg OG EEE 88 eerie LIGHTNING JARS 1 Pirt Size wo.. : tise tenes sees $1 00 Per Dozen FCPS Ian snc esstucoseecsenissciepeass 1 25 Per Dozen BARE BIR iil cscs cicssseessssecalichonnse 1 75 Per Dozen Lightning Rubbers 10 Cents per dozen Mason Rubbers 5 Cents per dozen

LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. the spirit of the scene perfectly. . A. T. Quller-Couch’s (“Q.”) pathetic little tale connot fail to enlist our sympathies with the French exile who broke his parole for love. Richard Le Gallienne ‘tells the most charming and . least known of the quaint “Old French . Romances”—the love of honest Squire . . “COMING BY THE CARLOAD DIRECT ceremonies of initiation were con-jand at lower prices than cluded, and a very interesting meeting . been known in this city, Mr, Geiger washeld. After thisa splendid ban-. is engaged at present in erecting . quet was enjoyed at Lake’s restaurant. handsome monument in one oa local cemeteries, He is aj Work Begun. pared to do all kinds of Cement, stone and briek work on the . The work of improving the school grounds in this city was begun today. The fence is being removed and the place is to fixed up and given a more modern appearance. terms. Orders may be left at Gaorge E. Tarner’s hardware store. Sao advertisement in this issue, Freighting Dull. To Water Consumers. There is but little freight arriving at the Bay. This is the busy season at my office, in the City Hall, every for shipping freight to the different evening from 7 to 8 o’clocs for the purpose of receiving amounts due for water used for irrigation purpcses. The rates for irrigation water are from $2 560 to $25 per season. All persons using water for such purpose are requested to call and settle for the same. is virtually at a standstill, Burrato Lager Breer on draught, at 5 cents @ glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor, a jg Malaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes thecause. ; ¢ om. Hues Morouie, City Water Collector. Nevada City, July 24th, 1901. os +1me Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas . po. phose Living in the Malaria DisPaine, norie better. For sale at Rector . tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniy, Bros, my15-6m & MAHER ® CO’S Great CLEAN-UP SALE riety and easily find ready sale. The) ‘The delivery wagon of the Popular Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs. To-day you will find one of our large show windows full of LADIES’ FINE One beauty about Jesse Moore Whis-. goods tobe taken at a time and also EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. We have about 25 dozen of these key is you can always depend on its. for convenience. It presents a nice ap. $9048, and not one of them ever sold for less than 50 cente. TO-DAY, and parity pearance and Proprietor Loveland inwhile you see them in the window the price. will be But her beauty was completely hid-! Ramer Lacer Beer on draught at. [> Don’t be too late. Come to-day. This is’ the biggest bargain MAHER & CO. ever ofiered. eo Swell things in Ladies’ FANCY HOSIERY to-day and Piles. Cure guaranteed. 250 at/that has been caused by Dr. King’s They are new. Everything cool in our store but hot prices on Dry Goods: You will make a mistake if you don’t pay. us.a visit, Respectfully, Leer & Co. Cook’s Water is. a very pupular bevTHE > OLD : FASHIONED M WAY -—ht+— ~0 + Of cleaning a ‘watch or clock was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our grand: fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust must be removed piece bySpiece, Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would retard the movement, Weclean and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, Broad Street ~ . . Nevada City The Keynote of Economy Can be struck here. A small amount of money will make the rounds of the store and gather up a big lot of Excellent Groceries in its travels. These are not 90-cent values at $1, but dollar for dollar goods, : SIGOURNEY. _ CASH GROCER. SSS gh ae \ " ; EASTERN MANUFACTORIES, You may think it a li Robin for the Fair Jebane. “The Tem-. clever satire on modern society, is cer’ . ttle early to be talking about FALL GOODS, but we don’t. ple of Fate,” the late Grant Allen’s. “ hat is going to be “THE RIGHT FHING” this Fall, so that when cooler weather sets in day sees carloads of NEW. FALL GOODS unpacked at our Big Stores. We got in early tain not-only to entertain the reader . SAVE jobbers’ profits, and you get the benefit. but also toset him thinking. Francis . We want you to see the FALL STYLES in advance, want you to know you can drop in, pick out your fall outfit, and go away pleased. Every and made our purchases, direct form Eastern manufacturers, ‘Thus we Willing Wharton writes a pretty story . home, Whilew@be Lyde and Egerton Castle handle‘ strong subjects in a . ushouecorseccee The Stock consists of Fine Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes masierly manner. . The woman who wante to voteis not the safest guardian for a farnily ’ of children. world sre those who mind their now business. ~~ , « A man’s works may bea power of Our stores and the'stock woul bis grave, Pe GRASS VALLEY. Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 871 It’s true that we have the finest store north of Sacramento. It’ dollars in making it the maghificent trading place that it is. having tess competition than before, we are nevertheless selling goods CHEAPER THAN WE DID ON COMMERCIAL STREET. prices of the big Department stores all to pieces. good or evil long after be had crept into Red Front Store, Main Street, d be acredit to any large city, and Mr. Hyman Says he will beat the None of them can show a finer stock than we have. 8 also true that we spent thousands of Located in these fine stores as we are and can see for themselves and can rest all others.Our brilliantly lighted windo Promptly filed. Rae & C . # b ] We have established a strictly one-price rule ande every article Is marked in plain figures. Purchasers country, and the price is cheerfully refunded if grease, are F fect ae eens here: than —— om he not just as represented. On a Cash Basis. The One-Price Rule demands the ready cash *s what want evad Valley Stores are conducted on acash basis. Cash , roo een war bees hang r and Grass Enabivs us to ly undersell $ display the NEW FALL STYLES in all lines. Country orders. Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. : NEVADA CITY. Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 ONE PRICE: CLOTHIERS. 4 — White Bronze’Monuments, of Grass Valley, and assisted in adopt. factured by the Western White Bronze ’ ing a_pale face, Several speeches on . Oo., of Des Moines, Lowa, He jeg fraternal matfere were made after the] pared to furnish all kinds of designs have over 7 Shortest i notice, and on the most Teasonable — at the depot from San Francisco these Notice is hereby given that I will be days, owing to the teamsters’ strike points up country, and the business ear? i1E TRANSCRI er aie pre soe nm Personal Stappent w. ©. Allen is here from Lari H. Armstrong is here from H W. li. Rogers is down from ington, y H. C, Green of Los Angeles . spending a few days. Ml, Lorch and wife of Orovil here ona visit to friends, kay Marechie, one of the pr clerks at Geo. E, Tarner’s store, the sick list, Superintendent. Obris. Mallon lable to be down town yesterday f Hirst time after bis long illness, Geo. I. Baleb, H. C. Squire an : Hoffman of San Francisco ar here on last evening’s train, Ww. J. Swank, who has been to§ on on a visit, returned here last « ng aud left this morning for his . tthe Deibi mine, B. C, Skinner of San-—Franeisex ivei here last evening and left noruing for Forest Oitye Miss Holland of North San Juan, at been here ona visit to relat eturned to her home thie morning Frank Smith of San Franciacc ved here last evening and left poruing for Gaston Ridge. Geo. Cloud, one of Washingt ular business men, came down f Vashington last evening and left borning for San Francisco, ««k. \V. Rupe, H. P. Martine and urst of San Francisco are here~o usiu ss trip. J. C, Poor came down. from, Dow: lle last evening and left this mors r San rancisco. Mrs. ‘Theo. Flitz and Mrs. Mor turned Sunday from a visit to § mento. : Mrs. A. Hartung bas returned fro sit with Mrs. Henry Kobler at We gto ; . L. Pargons, who has been itish Columbia for the past th ars, arrived here last evening and smorning for Sierra -City to v B parents. Mre. C. EL Daily of Portland, . 0 hig been here on a visit to frien ll return home tomorrow. Death of a Former Resident ast evening H. ©, Mills receive egram from San Francisco convi g the sad intelligence of the de: his daughter ina hospital at.t bce. Sle was formerly Miss Euge llsund was born and raised int y, being about 42 years ofage. 1 eased had many friends in this c ho deeply regret ber demise. §& ves # brother, Frank Mills, of § ancisco, besides her father, and mand oi her relatives in Nevada Oi ts, Mills went to the Bay today Tange for the cbsequies. . The . fils will be cremated and the ask oug'it here for interment. Promised Rain Last Night. The observer in charge of the Weatt Uresu in San Francisco sent a te 8m to this city yesterday stati bat we wou'd have showers last nig bd that clouds would also obser e sin from our view today. Nore At ihe clouds are here all right. een ee Firemen’s Election. Horly-one votes were cast for a n bief sud Assistant Obief Engineer B Hire Department at the City H thight. here was no contest a W. Schmidt was chosen Ohief. a: M. Grissel Assistant Chief. Geor Legg and A. K, Snell acted Hees and H. W. Brand and J. KC officiated as clerks. Ani ead was served, The newly-elect cers are both active firemen ai i undoubtedly make good recor themselves, : here is more Catarrh in thie secti he country than all other diseas together, and until the last f TS waS supposed to be -incurab & great mapy years doctors pr heed it a local disease; and Pp bed iccal remedies, and by oc hily failing tocure with local tre nt, pronounced it incurable. § © has proven catarrh to be a co Utional disease, and therefore 1 res constitutional treatment. Ha’ 4rrh Cure, manufactured by F. Buey & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is { Y Constitutional cure on the mark taken internally in doses: from PS (oO 8 teaspoonful. Tt acts dire Dn the blood and mucous surfa he system. They offer one hi bd dollars for apy case it fails ©. Send for circulars and tes Mials, ddreseg, F. J. CHENEY & ¢ Toledo, Ot bold by Druggists, 75c, Hull’s Family Pills are the best, — I i Arrested and Set Free. al ‘J. H. Han efcid esse inthe We hPlowman: Ifthe first cough perly treated, the first Step in ,'1on of Consumption arrested, zs developed, the breath set free, “ Hot fear consumption.” Ken S4in for the throat and lungs is per treatment for the first cou other remedy hag saved so mi “ consumption. Large bottles § 50s. For sale by H. Dickerm agent. a. he Best Prescription for Malar! a . bills and Fever is a bottle of Gro: ‘eless Chill Tonic; It is sim / 40nd Quinine in a tasteless fo! 40€, DO pay. Prige, 25. myl6