June 19, 1901 (4 pages)

Delivered toany part of the city. WEDNESDAY. .-June 19, 1901 . ' Camp Sage Siftings. . Ghe Wiliamen are Setting Some Sood Lessons In Soldier Life. Our special war correspondent at Camp Gage, Santa Cruz, sends us the * following jottings from the tented field by the sea: 3 . TEE TRANSCRIPT: THE ALLEGED FRAUDS General Shafter to investigate the matter seized was very small. ‘diers around the Presidio 8 clothing by second-hand dealers. Repre thoroughly. ~ General Shafter replied that the quantity of clothing It all came from junk dealers who bought it from solThere is no shortage in any. department at the Presidio. Do not regard matter aS of any importance. The seizure will probably discourage the purchase of Camp Gage has been opened an about 3500 mem are under canvas at ‘Laveaga Heights, and a jollier and finer. looking body of soldiers has never gathered in California. Not only are they fine appearing, but they are well up in their duties, and each one seems.to try to make things pleasant for those around him. The Regiment, is by no means an exception in this particular, is bestowed on the mountain boys. Company 0 reached Santa Cruz about 10 o’clock Saturday night, aod immediately marched to camp, which is about two miles from the business . . part of town. Sunday was spent in Ohe Lecompton Mine. Ohirty Men Employed--Stamps Messrs. Dunlap and Thomas, who Nevada City company, of the Second are running the Lecompton mine, shipd ten tons of fine rock and it is enid Reduction Company which yielded by many unprejudiced people that our over.$600 boys take the lead in every respect. finest rock ever taken outof the mine. Of course this is saying a great deal, as Thirty men are now employed, there are so mauy companies here, . five-stamp mill is kept r unning night nevertheless much favorable comment . and day, and go od rock is being taken out all the time. New Bridge Proposition. It is quite probable that the wooden bridge at Bridgeport will be replaced by a modern steel structure this summer. The Bridgeport toll road became county property at the last session of the Board of Supervisors, and Supervisor A. J. Wood may bring the proposition of erecting a new bridge across the Yaba before the next meetRunning Yight and Day. o to the Selby county as well. The people of the Fourth district appreciate Mr. Wood’s this continue is al good work on't7e roads, and everyone -. Jevied on the. ‘bank accounts of every member of the faculty of the school, tying up small change usually carried in their purees. frocks are beyon ers until the attachment Way Be Lynched. CurticoTHE, O., June 18—A posse of farmers hav woodland near here an been sent for to assist in the capture of a desperate burglar who operated here last Beginning with a hol the desperado entered three residences, the last being James Carroll’s, where daughters. went to Kinnickinnie, six miles north, where he entered the house of John Moss and attempted to assault Mrs. Moss, who was alone. woods, where rounded. The farmers guns of all descriptions and are Counetl in Contempt. 18th.—Jadge Court, today eS Wife and Lover. Oakianp, June 19.—Olarence Bassett and Mary Bull were found guilty of. Sha 3 Cactics. Derrorr, Mich, June f the Circuit one -four members of the ing on the part of two you Sas Pp. 0, BOX B fans ode; Jane 18—Henry Miller, on thirt ang . a8 a ss AT THE PRESIDIO Sho was a student in-the State Noradultery he dae rn tes pietaad pee eal of Detroit to appear mine peace of the tw 3 -agaeeone se ae = . mal School here, and mio. pes ast a OREN i: the The . before him’ and. show cause _why fife, and lesser in: ; RITA, : ; ing of the State Board of Trustees, months eachin the county jail. hey should not be punished for coninjury of bis wife, lesser eser in z aan cage . The War De h de. "** refused « cortifioate of gra te pont pope ios 4 raaik ae pif of Court. June 10th, the Counpei irony ovrodsni pea ; 2 I9-— nt has made}, . “ de for teaching,” . band of the accused woman. damus ordase-. a4 apted to p 2 BpRow WN & CALEING. WASHINGTON, June 19-—-The War Departme Veeguse of “inaptitade eching, Be atphaee sitompted to m i the claim against the. the Leibachers on . road an two = public all the telegrams regarding the alleged fraud at the. bas = ie Rpticis pevtaoe pegeias ing thom tomy 6 oe proper oe . collided: och Weenie alee ee ae "se idi SS tenis. He ‘has secured an execuing to the building of a ridg fai — the baby being thrown out on. its head. Canna hare ober Wook peaeeiy vise othatindbsphetsh for costs ina suit Council failed to obey this mandamus.) \. Leibacher may die, Harteel, a ' pert thes . jut b eal arrested on the charge ty The first message from Adjutant General Corbin orders . (07? he brought, and the Sheriff has “ ereutieniea a lie wes aia se, ve a the ohare eae Chills and Fever is& bottle ef Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl5ém ee Ir will qunch your thirst. Raine Beer at Turtiz’s. 5centsa glass. tf all their money except the Hundreds Sommer gga of People : . eee ras . MAHER & CO. are using our : For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our FRESH-ROASTED House, then no mistake is made. . COFFEES —and— , BLENDED e surrounded a strip of a the Sheriff has. New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white New Lace Hose to-day, all white.to-day, all white night, on 8 wholesale scale. d-up on the street, tried to assault one of Mr. ‘Oarroll’s From there the burglar New Drop-Stitch Hose New Belts to-day, all white . New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white She fought him New Ribbons to-day, all white aton. This wassome 0 ing. Mr. Wood is 4 model public am end eroused the neighbors. ‘The New Parescls tohay: all white terests of his district, posse who tracked him to a piece of one New Corset Ayres. today, all white, they now have him surare armed with waiting . LADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School. ce : me ed just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but Have you tried us yet ? the wish of the community. : who has . occasion to travel through : ect: thie t It 2 , 7 . ; for Sheriff Devine to arrive ; Thinking abou Ww aan we hare white-—bat i emia? si thin oe WHITE MONTH and ja white part of the dest eng Way. that section joins in giving him pra oF BThere ie great excitement, and it. “. and jemi pati ot the ai =a : i peaeelle a lynching will follow if he Don’t delay--delay s are such sia call your special a vr , PERSONAL MENTION. A a ? af This morning a little after 7 0 clock is cap red : . dangerous. , MAHER & Co. resting and the streets and beach were well filled all the time by the National as M. L. & D. Mareh’s lumber team, driven by Al Nichols, was crossing the. R. Long is over from San Juan. For the Chaingang. Quit using stale goods Guardsmen. At six o'clock dress parade was held by six regiments, and it was witnessed by most of Santa Cruz’s citizens. ty Monday morning most of the regiments held drills on the parade grounds, but as the Second and the Sixth contemplated a trip they did not leave camp at. that time. This bridge that spans Gold Run ravine, near the depot, the stracture gave way on one end. The wagon was loaded . with poles for the Nevada County Traction Company, and as —= — of the hind wheeis aie hisior 4 ‘tee bridge. The driver and horses escaped uninjured. It took ten horses to pull the wagon i-. f its cateened position. Marshal afternoon the two latter named regi hanno 2 Se ibe wedge ments “fell in,” equipped in heavy . : con as the wagon was re acivad. marching order, and left for the Big . 2% cle Trees, where they will spend 24} Mrs. E. B. Kent came down from the Plumbago mine today. Frank Vaughn is down from the Plambago mine. A. G. Chew is over from You Bet. J. N. Flint is here from San Diego. L.N. Tryon of San Francisco is in town. J. ©. Grant is up from Rough and Ready. < Stockholders Vieeting. _—_— Constable Long arrived here this afternoon from Truckee having in custody one George Naugle, who has been sentenced to thirty days in the County Jail for indecent exposure. a ae Arrested and Set Free. ‘Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in che Westtern Plowman: If the first cough is and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It t will improve your health. [SAMPLES FREE ell TAYLOR'S TEL See Wash Suits in Big: Window Hammocks Summer is here. An 4Srticle of comfort is a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If hours. Major Simonds and his battalion, being in the first-named regimént, took their departure, and only left incamp to take care of the prop-. moka ber of Company OC (who was not on duty), was on the scene, armed with various implements, and installed themselves ag firemen. Considerable straw was burned, and were it not for the prompt action taken serious results might have followed. P. F. Simonds, the new Major of the Second Regiment, Third Brigade, is making himself very popular among all whom he has occasion to meet. He makes an excellent looking mounted officer, and for knowledge as a drillmaster he -compares most favorably with any in camp. First Lieutenant Ben A. Bost is in command of Company CO and presides over it just as though he had been at it all of his life. Levi Nicholson has proven himself to be an able assistant and the boys are loud in their praise of all of the officers. The new Adjutant, Compton Gault, is performing his duties in a most admirable manuer. He surprised all his acquaintances here at the parade last night, when he gave his orders in _ true military. style. Lieutenant Ladis A. Waling is very careful to see that the “cook—-house” is well supplied witb rations, and is becoming very popular among the boys. Drilling was commenced in eapnest on Tuesday. We will break camp next Saturday morning. ; PN. E.G: —_————+-+@e + — Subscribe for the TRANSCRIPT. oe Jootpads WJurder. enough men of these companies were . Hospital this afternoon. Second Lieutenant: oftihen'cr "Tht" oribr RPEEE Bathe ‘pisce. . “Basa dae 1 Refrigerators \ Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordinary sized refrigerator. Once tried, and you will never be without one. é Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert at dinner time. LEGG & SHAW GO. exelo: mat. to be preDied at the Hospital. BFICE OF THE PROSPERITY a oe properly treated, the first step in the tive of Ire-. pority ol fo the stock pessts' sauce ‘uotios . direopion of consusP ite ae oe so, purchase one of the latest up-to-date . Thomas Callinan, a nativ that a meeting of the stockholders of be lungs developed, the breath set free, we : herdisancksk at TU RNER’ s Fite ineans . land, aged 80 years, died at Come preere oe ae oe eaasy ot te city need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s . : Th Bf Nevada, Nevada county, California. on . Baisam for the pars oe sane comfort for you and your pocketbook. e Saturday the ay of Sune, eos : treatment for the first oc : . A : ee Saturiiborsia Hall, for the purbose of cou. TORT Te nedy has saved 80 i ‘ prices vary with the qualities to suit your EOS com oncer MULE 2G means. ._. 2am \Welenolen ond Rotai ei THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im . Fishing Tackle There is no pleasanter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks, leaders, and rods are selected primaaily for the. mountain sportsmen. GEO. EB. TURNER PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = Nevada City, Ca portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Nevada City NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, e fresh, staple, family groceries. The aimhitsthe mark = . Commercial Street, SOMBREROS SOMBREROS . For Ladies and Children,. FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on % IR Main Street, Nevada City. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. W. H. CRAWEORD, Main ‘Street Know All Men By These Presents ! THAT THE L. ELKUS COMPANY, a corporation, Tacoma, Wash., June 18—Charles J. Kampeter, aged 22, was murdered Sun. day night at North Yakima by footpads. His body was carrieda mile down the . Northern Pacific track and left across . the rails, and. was run over by an east. bound passenger train Monday mogn-_ ing. .Both legs were cut off. A pocket. knifetand some tobacco were found in. his pockets, but his watch and money had been etolen. Bruises on the bead and marks found on his hat, which was picked up a mile away, show elearly that he was murdered with a club while resisting robbery. Three other young men were held up by footpads near the railroad track Sunday night and escaped after a struggle. Kempeter started in that direction sooh after and is believed to have been killed by the same desperadoes. A posse is now searching for the murderers with bloodhounds. Y= +e Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla For Those Living in the Malaria Districte. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. rye my15-6m ~ 4-290 Rarer Lacer Beer on draught at the Ow. 5 cents a glass, jlv-tt ane of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California the party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and other valuable considerations to it paid by L Hyman, of Grass Valley, County of Nevada State of California, the party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does by these ‘present grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of th second part, his executors, administrators and assigns, all that certain stock of goods, wares and merchandise, of, in or belonging to the businegs and store lately conducted by H. J. Carter, at Nevada City, California, and by him heretofore transferred to it, together with the good will of the same. oS To have and to hold the same to the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns forever. é In witness whereof the said THE L. ELKUS COMPANY has seal to be affixed hereto and these presents to be executed by its Vieo Presi dent thereunto duly authorized, this 4th day of June, Nineteen Hundred and One. By EUGENE 8. ELKUS, Vice President. J — =A GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT=— Having Purchased the Stock of Jeff. at Great Reduction from the Original Cost of the "tcods, We shall sell the same at prices that will be appreciated by the public. Not wishing to remove said stock from the ie pbs sighs desiring to dispose of the goods ; soon as possible, these go ill be regardless their cost or value. wise ceeae ieee regardless of : Therefore now is the chan : ee advantage of this sale. * 6 to lay in your supply of goods, so take This stock consists of a general line of men’ : hy’, ing, boots and shoes, hats, trunks and furnishing penis Thee ceeds wil Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY evada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 L. HYMAN & CO.Clothiers be sold at theold stand of Jeff Cartef, corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Red Front, Main Street: GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Min 57¢! & ae THE TRANSCRI WEDNESDAY. con dune 19, A RIDGE MINE “0 BE OPEN Sweetland Distriet Be Made Lively A Strong Company Organ to Work the Wright & Bai Wine Ona Large Seate. Frank Wright, the well known 1 ing expert, was over from North Juan yesterday. Mr, Wright has a mining operation on hand which g every promise of bringing the Sw land mining district to the front j short time. Ho is going to start up Wright & Bailey mine, near Sweets and twenty locations have been o in that vicinity and the notices *% placed on record yesterday. Ti holdings aretaken up for partie: San Francieco. A company, capi ized at $750,000, is behind thie : undertaking and the work of devel ment is to be started without de! The men comprising the company enterprising and do not hold b -when it comes toa matter\of doll and cents. The machinery, which cludes a large Huntington mill, . been ordered from a.San Franci firm, but. on account of the str of the iron-workers it will take a lit time to prosure it. : Smelters are to be erected and . ore will be made to yield every cen’ contains. From assays made from . Wright & Bailey mine it has be ascertained that the rock will produ from $1 60 to $12 50 per ton. Iti quarry proposition and the rock ¢ be worked for the small sum of nint five cents per ton. The Sweetland district was a go producer of the precious metal in t days gone by, and it is to be hop that Mr, Wright and his newly-form company will meet with success, whi they so richly deserve. Mining m have always contended that t property in question could be made pay with a good profit to the owne: All that has been lacking was sufiicie capital to work the mine in prop ; shape. : The locations referred to take quite a scope of country, and will . thoroughly prospected just as soon the company can get woIngs und fair headway. Mr. Wright has taken an acti part in the mining industry of la years, and has been employed in se eral instances to report on properti from-an expert standpoint. So Personal Pointers. John Spaulding of the. South Yu Water Company arrived here from A burn last evening. William Graham, superintendent the Reddik mine, returned last nig from the State of Washington. William Dollard of Rough and Rea was taken quite ill a few days sin He is now receiving treatment at . County Hospital. : Mrs. Rose returned to her home Bear Valley yesterday.Fred A. Barry of Gaston was amo the visitors to this city yesterday. Mrs. B. H. Preston and Miss Euge: Hughes afrived heré last. evening fr Sacramento. They are the guests M. L. Marsh. : Mrs. I. L. Bowman, who has b visiting at Sen Fransisco, Santa C and other'resorts for several weeks p returned home last evening. 0. C. Weisenburger has retur from New Whatcomb, Washing! whither he went to attend the fun of his brother, the late Major Weis burger. ° J. Boucker of North San Juan vis here yesterday. ty Mr: and Mrs. Mabone of San cisco are here on a visit to Wil Maher.and family. ~ Get a Refrigerator Now. The Legg & Shaw Company hav hand a fine lot of the famous Pee Iceland Freezérs. With one of 1 you can make icecream in tep . utes at a-cost of ten cents for the Go and get one. Free Tonight to Adults And Children Under 7 Years “Parents And all the week at the Quaker © Company on the platform at N City. The Quaker Doctor ren from Ben Alpers a monster tape \ Last week—Thursday—a large . was removed from a citizen of N Gity in full view of everyone kinds of chronic diseases treated cessfully that are curable. The Q Doctor can be consulted at the — Hotel. . Office hours, 10 a. m. to Closed on Sunday. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at barber shop, on Broad street, gives+ phine in town. All the latest sporting pre kept on hand, <j

Delivered toany part of the city. WEDNESDAY.. .-June 19, 1901 . ' Camp Sage Siftings. . Ghe Wiliamen are Setting Some Sood Lessons In Soldier Life. Our special war correspondent at Camp Gage, Santa Cruz, sends us the * following jottings from the tented field by the sea: 3 . TEE TRANSCRIPT: THE ALLEGED FRAUDS General Shafter to investigate the matter seized was very small. ‘diers around the Presidio 8 clothing by second-hand dealers. Repre thoroughly. ~ General Shafter replied that the quantity of clothing It all came from junk dealers who bought it from solThere is no shortage in any. department at the Presidio. Do not regard matter aS of any importance. The seizure will probably discourage the purchase of Camp Gage has been opened an about 3500 mem are under canvas at ‘Laveaga Heights, and a jollier and finer. looking body of soldiers has never gathered in California. Not only are they fine appearing, but they are well up in their duties, and each one seems.to try to make things pleasant for those around him. The Regiment, is by no means an exception in this particular, is bestowed on the mountain boys. Company 0 reached Santa Cruz about 10 o’clock Saturday night, aod immediately marched to camp, which is about two miles from the business . . part of town. Sunday was spent in Ohe Lecompton Mine. Ohirty Men Employed--Stamps Messrs. Dunlap and Thomas, who Nevada City company, of the Second are running the Lecompton mine, shipd ten tons of fine rock and it is enid Reduction Company which yielded by many unprejudiced people that our over.$600 boys take the lead in every respect. finest rock ever taken outof the mine. Of course this is saying a great deal, as Thirty men are now employed, there are so mauy companies here, . five-stamp mill is kept r unning night nevertheless much favorable comment . and day, and go od rock is being taken out all the time. New Bridge Proposition. It is quite probable that the wooden bridge at Bridgeport will be replaced by a modern steel structure this summer. The Bridgeport toll road became county property at the last session of the Board of Supervisors, and Supervisor A. J. Wood may bring the proposition of erecting a new bridge across the Yaba before the next meetRunning Yight and Day. o to the Selby county as well. The people of the Fourth district appreciate Mr. Wood’s this continue is al good work on't7e roads, and everyone -. Jevied on the. ‘bank accounts of every member of the faculty of the school, tying up small change usually carried in their purees. frocks are beyon ers until the attachment Way Be Lynched. CurticoTHE, O., June 18—A posse of farmers hav woodland near here an been sent for to assist in the capture of a desperate burglar who operated here last Beginning with a hol the desperado entered three residences, the last being James Carroll’s, where daughters. went to Kinnickinnie, six miles north, where he entered the house of John Moss and attempted to assault Mrs. Moss, who was alone. woods, where rounded. The farmers guns of all descriptions and are Counetl in Contempt. 18th.—Jadge Court, today eS Wife and Lover. Oakianp, June 19.—Olarence Bassett and Mary Bull were found guilty of. Sha 3 Cactics. Derrorr, Mich, June f the Circuit one -four members of the ing on the part of two you Sas Pp. 0, BOX B fans ode; Jane 18—Henry Miller, on thirt ang . a8 a ss AT THE PRESIDIO Sho was a student in-the State Noradultery he dae rn tes pietaad pee eal of Detroit to appear mine peace of the tw 3 -agaeeone se ae = . mal School here, and mio. pes ast a OREN i: the The . before him’ and. show cause _why fife, and lesser in: ; RITA, : ; ing of the State Board of Trustees, months eachin the county jail. hey should not be punished for coninjury of bis wife, lesser eser in z aan cage . The War De h de. "** refused « cortifioate of gra te pont pope ios 4 raaik ae pif of Court. June 10th, the Counpei irony ovrodsni pea ; 2 I9-— nt has made}, . “ de for teaching,” . band of the accused woman. damus ordase-. a4 apted to p 2 BpRow WN & CALEING. WASHINGTON, June 19-—-The War Departme Veeguse of “inaptitade eching, Be atphaee sitompted to m i the claim against the. the Leibachers on . road an two = public all the telegrams regarding the alleged fraud at the. bas = ie Rpticis pevtaoe pegeias ing thom tomy 6 oe proper oe . collided: och Weenie alee ee ae "se idi SS tenis. He ‘has secured an execuing to the building of a ridg fai — the baby being thrown out on. its head. Canna hare ober Wook peaeeiy vise othatindbsphetsh for costs ina suit Council failed to obey this mandamus.) \. Leibacher may die, Harteel, a ' pert thes . jut b eal arrested on the charge ty The first message from Adjutant General Corbin orders . (07? he brought, and the Sheriff has “ ereutieniea a lie wes aia se, ve a the ohare eae Chills and Fever is& bottle ef Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl5ém ee Ir will qunch your thirst. Raine Beer at Turtiz’s. 5centsa glass. tf all their money except the Hundreds Sommer gga of People : . eee ras . MAHER & CO. are using our : For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our FRESH-ROASTED House, then no mistake is made. . COFFEES —and— , BLENDED e surrounded a strip of a the Sheriff has. New Fans to-day, all white New Hose to-day, all white New Lace Hose to-day, all white.to-day, all white night, on 8 wholesale scale. d-up on the street, tried to assault one of Mr. ‘Oarroll’s From there the burglar New Drop-Stitch Hose New Belts to-day, all white . New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white She fought him New Ribbons to-day, all white aton. This wassome 0 ing. Mr. Wood is 4 model public am end eroused the neighbors. ‘The New Parescls tohay: all white terests of his district, posse who tracked him to a piece of one New Corset Ayres. today, all white, they now have him surare armed with waiting . LADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School. ce : me ed just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but Have you tried us yet ? the wish of the community. : who has . occasion to travel through : ect: thie t It 2 , 7 . ; for Sheriff Devine to arrive ; Thinking abou Ww aan we hare white-—bat i emia? si thin oe WHITE MONTH and ja white part of the dest eng Way. that section joins in giving him pra oF BThere ie great excitement, and it. “. and jemi pati ot the ai =a : i peaeelle a lynching will follow if he Don’t delay--delay s are such sia call your special a vr , PERSONAL MENTION. A a ? af This morning a little after 7 0 clock is cap red : . dangerous. , MAHER & Co. resting and the streets and beach were well filled all the time by the National as M. L. & D. Mareh’s lumber team, driven by Al Nichols, was crossing the. R. Long is over from San Juan. For the Chaingang. Quit using stale goods Guardsmen. At six o'clock dress parade was held by six regiments, and it was witnessed by most of Santa Cruz’s citizens. ty Monday morning most of the regiments held drills on the parade grounds, but as the Second and the Sixth contemplated a trip they did not leave camp at. that time. This bridge that spans Gold Run ravine, near the depot, the stracture gave way on one end. The wagon was loaded . with poles for the Nevada County Traction Company, and as —= — of the hind wheeis aie hisior 4 ‘tee bridge. The driver and horses escaped uninjured. It took ten horses to pull the wagon i-. f its cateened position. Marshal afternoon the two latter named regi hanno 2 Se ibe wedge ments “fell in,” equipped in heavy . : con as the wagon was re acivad. marching order, and left for the Big . 2% cle Trees, where they will spend 24} Mrs. E. B. Kent came down from the Plumbago mine today. Frank Vaughn is down from the Plambago mine. A. G. Chew is over from You Bet. J. N. Flint is here from San Diego. L.N. Tryon of San Francisco is in town. J. ©. Grant is up from Rough and Ready. < Stockholders Vieeting. _—_— Constable Long arrived here this afternoon from Truckee having in custody one George Naugle, who has been sentenced to thirty days in the County Jail for indecent exposure. a ae Arrested and Set Free. ‘Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in che Westtern Plowman: If the first cough is and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It t will improve your health. [SAMPLES FREE ell TAYLOR'S TEL See Wash Suits in Big: Window Hammocks Summer is here. An 4Srticle of comfort is a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If hours. Major Simonds and his battalion, being in the first-named regimént, took their departure, and only left incamp to take care of the prop-. moka ber of Company OC (who was not on duty), was on the scene, armed with various implements, and installed themselves ag firemen. Considerable straw was burned, and were it not for the prompt action taken serious results might have followed. P. F. Simonds, the new Major of the Second Regiment, Third Brigade, is making himself very popular among all whom he has occasion to meet. He makes an excellent looking mounted officer, and for knowledge as a drillmaster he -compares most favorably with any in camp. First Lieutenant Ben A. Bost is in command of Company CO and presides over it just as though he had been at it all of his life. Levi Nicholson has proven himself to be an able assistant and the boys are loud in their praise of all of the officers. The new Adjutant, Compton Gault, is performing his duties in a most admirable manuer. He surprised all his acquaintances here at the parade last night, when he gave his orders in _ true military. style. Lieutenant Ladis A. Waling is very careful to see that the “cook—-house” is well supplied witb rations, and is becoming very popular among the boys. Drilling was commenced in eapnest on Tuesday. We will break camp next Saturday morning. ; PN. E.G: —_————+-+@e + — Subscribe for the TRANSCRIPT. oe Jootpads WJurder. enough men of these companies were . Hospital this afternoon. Second Lieutenant: oftihen'cr "Tht" oribr RPEEE Bathe ‘pisce. . “Basa dae 1 Refrigerators

\ Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. will run an ordinary sized refrigerator. Once tried, and you will never be without one. é Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert at dinner time. LEGG & SHAW GO. exelo: mat. to be preDied at the Hospital. BFICE OF THE PROSPERITY a oe properly treated, the first step in the tive of Ire-. pority ol fo the stock pessts' sauce ‘uotios . direopion of consusP ite ae oe so, purchase one of the latest up-to-date . Thomas Callinan, a nativ that a meeting of the stockholders of be lungs developed, the breath set free, we : herdisancksk at TU RNER’ s Fite ineans . land, aged 80 years, died at Come preere oe ae oe eaasy ot te city need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s . : Th Bf Nevada, Nevada county, California. on . Baisam for the pars oe sane comfort for you and your pocketbook. e Saturday the ay of Sune, eos : treatment for the first oc : . A : ee Saturiiborsia Hall, for the purbose of cou. TORT Te nedy has saved 80 i ‘ prices vary with the qualities to suit your EOS com oncer MULE 2G means. ._. 2am \Welenolen ond Rotai ei THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im . Fishing Tackle There is no pleasanter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks, leaders, and rods are selected primaaily for the. mountain sportsmen. GEO. EB. TURNER PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = Nevada City, Ca portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors Nevada City NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. It aims always to have good, clean, e fresh, staple, family groceries. The aimhitsthe mark = . Commercial Street, SOMBREROS SOMBREROS . For Ladies and Children,. FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on % IR Main Street, Nevada City. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. W. H. CRAWEORD, Main ‘Street Know All Men By These Presents ! THAT THE L. ELKUS COMPANY, a corporation, Tacoma, Wash., June 18—Charles J. Kampeter, aged 22, was murdered Sun. day night at North Yakima by footpads. His body was carrieda mile down the . Northern Pacific track and left across . the rails, and. was run over by an east. bound passenger train Monday mogn-_ ing. .Both legs were cut off. A pocket. knifetand some tobacco were found in. his pockets, but his watch and money had been etolen. Bruises on the bead and marks found on his hat, which was picked up a mile away, show elearly that he was murdered with a club while resisting robbery. Three other young men were held up by footpads near the railroad track Sunday night and escaped after a struggle. Kempeter started in that direction sooh after and is believed to have been killed by the same desperadoes. A posse is now searching for the murderers with bloodhounds. Y= +e Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilla For Those Living in the Malaria Districte. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. rye my15-6m ~ 4-290 Rarer Lacer Beer on draught at the Ow.. 5 cents a glass, jlv-tt ane of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California the party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar and other valuable considerations to it paid by L Hyman, of Grass Valley, County of Nevada State of California, the party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does by these ‘present grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of th second part, his executors, administrators and assigns, all that certain stock of goods, wares and merchandise, of, in or belonging to the businegs and store lately conducted by H. J. Carter, at Nevada City, California, and by him heretofore transferred to it, together with the good will of the same. oS To have and to hold the same to the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns forever. é In witness whereof the said THE L. ELKUS COMPANY has seal to be affixed hereto and these presents to be executed by its Vieo Presi dent thereunto duly authorized, this 4th day of June, Nineteen Hundred and One. By EUGENE 8. ELKUS, Vice President. J — =A GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT=— Having Purchased the Stock of Jeff. at Great Reduction from the Original Cost of the "tcods, We shall sell the same at prices that will be appreciated by the public. Not wishing to remove said stock from the ie pbs sighs desiring to dispose of the goods ; soon as possible, these go ill be regardless their cost or value. wise ceeae ieee regardless of : Therefore now is the chan : ee advantage of this sale. * 6 to lay in your supply of goods, so take This stock consists of a general line of men’ : hy’, ing, boots and shoes, hats, trunks and furnishing penis Thee ceeds wil Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY evada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 L. HYMAN & CO.Clothiers be sold at theold stand of Jeff Cartef, corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Red Front, Main Street: GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Min 57¢! & ae THE TRANSCRI WEDNESDAY.. con dune 19, A RIDGE MINE “0 BE OPEN Sweetland Distriet Be Made Lively A Strong Company Organ to Work the Wright & Bai Wine Ona Large Seate. Frank Wright, the well known 1 ing expert, was over from North Juan yesterday. Mr, Wright has a mining operation on hand which g every promise of bringing the Sw land mining district to the front j short time. Ho is going to start up Wright & Bailey mine, near Sweets and twenty locations have been o in that vicinity and the notices *% placed on record yesterday. Ti holdings aretaken up for partie: San Francieco. A company, capi ized at $750,000, is behind thie : undertaking and the work of devel ment is to be started without de! The men comprising the company enterprising and do not hold b -when it comes toa matter\of doll and cents. The machinery, which cludes a large Huntington mill, . been ordered from a.San Franci firm, but. on account of the str of the iron-workers it will take a lit time to prosure it. : Smelters are to be erected and . ore will be made to yield every cen’ contains. From assays made from . Wright & Bailey mine it has be ascertained that the rock will produ from $1 60 to $12 50 per ton. Iti quarry proposition and the rock ¢ be worked for the small sum of nint five cents per ton. The Sweetland district was a go producer of the precious metal in t days gone by, and it is to be hop that Mr, Wright and his newly-form company will meet with success, whi they so richly deserve. Mining m have always contended that t property in question could be made pay with a good profit to the owne: All that has been lacking was sufiicie capital to work the mine in prop ; shape. : The locations referred to take quite a scope of country, and will . thoroughly prospected just as soon the company can get woIngs und fair headway. Mr. Wright has taken an acti part in the mining industry of la years, and has been employed in se eral instances to report on properti from-an expert standpoint. So Personal Pointers. John Spaulding of the. South Yu Water Company arrived here from A burn last evening. William Graham, superintendent the Reddik mine, returned last nig from the State of Washington. William Dollard of Rough and Rea was taken quite ill a few days sin He is now receiving treatment at . County Hospital. : Mrs. Rose returned to her home Bear Valley yesterday.Fred A. Barry of Gaston was amo the visitors to this city yesterday. Mrs. B. H. Preston and Miss Euge: Hughes afrived heré last. evening fr Sacramento. They are the guests M. L. Marsh. : Mrs. I. L. Bowman, who has b visiting at Sen Fransisco, Santa C and other'resorts for several weeks p returned home last evening. 0. C. Weisenburger has retur from New Whatcomb, Washing! whither he went to attend the fun of his brother, the late Major Weis burger. ° J. Boucker of North San Juan vis here yesterday. ty Mr: and Mrs. Mabone of San cisco are here on a visit to Wil Maher.and family. ~ Get a Refrigerator Now. The Legg & Shaw Company hav hand a fine lot of the famous Pee Iceland Freezérs. With one of 1 you can make icecream in tep . utes at a-cost of ten cents for the Go and get one. Free Tonight to Adults And Children Under 7 Years “Parents And all the week at the Quaker © Company on the platform at N City. The Quaker Doctor ren from Ben Alpers a monster tape \ Last week—Thursday—a large . was removed from a citizen of N Gity in full view of everyone kinds of chronic diseases treated cessfully that are curable. The Q Doctor can be consulted at the — Hotel. . Office hours, 10 a. m. to Closed on Sunday. Briton Stevens, whose stand is at barber shop, on Broad street, gives+ phine in town. All the latest sporting pre kept on hand, <j