June 6, 1900 (4 pages)

’ . PROPRSTONAL BROGARS, . THE TRANSORIPT. THE HOME: MINE, © KkFORGOTTEN BROWNE. Sho Unwittingly U Won ‘he Chronicle F YesterGarbed®tsa Man She issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, . Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Pt of Money toto 1be Made by Beg Cathored From th aNew Mil Many Feminine Hearts, day Afternoon. Bll. Old and Young. AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, We learn from L. J. ite, See Williamad. Bolen was found dead in Worthily worn, the gaudy trappings This is a time when men are cries. Henry Fitter is down from GraniteMining. 1 to look at life from the. inside, so 40 cabin’on North F street at an early ‘of war have even won feminine hearts. the purchase by the Home hig ville. ling interest,.of control the of y Compan In recording the greab pexvioe Of e< hour this morning by Patrick Long, speak. Josiah Flynt, gentlemen born Mrs. Eastman of San Juan is here on Deer ‘Creek, was $6 Per Year and bred, goes “tramping with.trampe.”). nightwatohman. Mr.-Long: discovered" country of an almost forgotten Revoluthe Cadmus mine, on By Malt, Week @ visit. 42 1-2c Per acquiring the . : of purpose sole the for By Carrier, tionary heroine,a writer has brought the door of the cabin partially open, on Professor Wyckoff exchanges the classE. K. Smart came. over: from Dutch Delivered toany part of the city. site. ‘The Oadibal surroundings ofa university for, a) the floor Of Which the dead body of to light some remarkable romances. Cadmus mill and mill been worked for 'E. Flat today, P. 0, BOX two years’ experiment in the reality: of. Bolen was lying withhis feet hanging. ‘The heroine, tallycultured, high-born, mus itgelf has not. TELEPHONE NO. 41. John Spaulding returned to Aubura the workingman’s life. And now Chaure over the door sill. He had been a resjoined the Continental army in the many months. Sincé the Home Coming, I é June 6, 1900 this morning. {~ + cey Montgomery McGoven tells us tuat ident of thie city for more than a third uniform of @ ian and served three pany has come intoWeccdeen oat the R. F. Wilkina of Portland, Or, is oughly a0 from rock. the = year, a of ‘a century. and was formerly em-. abont Cadmus, years with conspicuous bravery. He he bas been masquerading 'as @ beggar. here on a. visit Before long, one will become suspic. ployed-in 'the:mines: He was a native heroism brought her preferment and inthe Home has been-worked at the Oad-. condition equal. Andy Hampel returned thie morning ious even of himself, “Mr, McGoven’s. of Ireland, about 75 years old, and to contact with the best people of the mus mill, which consists of ten stamps. from Sacramento, experimebt covered eight days, In, lenves a ‘married mcghtes, residing st Colonies, and at‘all the balle and other As ten stamps are not sufficient:to Landlord G. L, Field of San Francisco is here Middle-of-the--road Populism+ possocial gatherings she was thelion or work the immenge quantity of ore that time be begged for fuod and‘money, ‘Los Angeles.” s. on.a business trip. A geotch terrier, the. property . of sesses the courage of its conviction lioness. The girle adored the brave coming from the Home, work was com . the John McOarthy came down,, from He did as beggers did, sleeping in their. 3 Foren Ragaa tesident of Silver,city, soldier, confessed their love, and. But the other variety possesses menced today in grading for the ereclodging-houses, eating at. their restau-. J Washington today. faculty for political dickering. rants and spending his leisure time ‘as -was found alive at-the bottom of an showered her with presents. “The tion of.a building’ large enongh to acMrs. Dr, Faulkner tias gone to San they did. These are his conclusions: incline shaft on theSilver Hill ground Girl Who Fought in the Revolution” commodate twenty stamps,ten of which Francisco on a visit. ’ ntion conve ‘at once,and it is ex When the Kansas City Being a beggar is remunerative. There yesterday by John Hanna. ‘The dog will bea featare of the July ‘Ladies’. will be F. R. Frost of San Francisco is here deleany Tamm ranning by ‘the first of } the s be ‘had ‘suddenly disappeared over four will Home Journal. It isa record of facts trust they ed denou is no other trade in which a beginner ona visit to friends. Augast. A large foree of men is 9.and had evidently fallen into far stranger than: fiction. gation will ask for a special dispensacan begin to make as much money as}.Weeks BROWN & CALEING. ne 8RMS OF BUBBORITTION: ‘Bdlitorlal Notes. ! R. Stevens of San Francieco*is here ployed indoing thepreparatory.work . the apprentice beggar does. ‘He ‘averthe shaftas:that. time.where it remained . A Narrow Escape. spending a few days. . Pa food or water for thirty-two for the erection of the new building, aged $10 a day. The people are exceedM.’ Reinhart” of San Franciso fs here to completion.as days, At.the time ‘the terrier disapof g-mate runnin ingly credulous. Not once was his the is rewism Pettig This forenoon while Ed, Arthur, the which will be hurried spending a few days. peared it weighed 38 pounds, and when hoped to have is it as possible, as fast pessimism, and Tiljmanism is hooked Major J. 8. McBride came over from story of need questioned. All treated rescued ‘it was ‘a meré skeleton, tarnhorse-shoer, was engaged in shoeing a the time the new Demoit ready by of face The hint as though they believed him ‘to be ess. up with tiffishn ‘horse the animal became very vicious North San Juan today. . tion in favor of its ice combine. cratic leadership is constantly turned gloomward. Senator Hale of Maine, bas declared that the armor plate makera of the country have conspired to defraud the country. Considering that they have furnished. armor to Russia at $278 a ton, it would seem that they could af ford to sell to the United States for less than $545, their present minimum figure, and the country will cértainly approve: the building of a government now on the! Some of the° people ing the scale at 18 pounds. and kicked him overand commenced stamps arrive, which ere Mrs, George.Gray was found desd Home are the at prospects who gave bim money were his personal pawing him. Mr.“Artbar ‘endeavored way, The interest of.a firm of that city. acquaintances, who knew nothing about last Sunday at the Whitney place, a to get away from the crazy.animal and indeed encouraging and if it continues: Superintendent M.D. Oooley came’ his experiment. The rich and the roadside inn on the road between was knocked over the second time. to improve in the future ae it has.of down from Wasbington today, moderately well-to-do give muvh’ less Oarson and Gardnerville. Whitney’ Bystanders rashed in and pulled Arlate it will not be longbefore it will be Supervisor J. M. Buffington ‘returnthan the poor. Iu the wealthy districts entered her room to wake ber and dis-' thur out of reach of the animal, not one of the leading producers of the éd last night from a visit to Sonora. the richest, but two out of twelve percovered that she had died during the however, until Arthur had received sevcounty. R. W. Van Andrew of Sacramento ar-~Mr. Rose represents the J. B. Fargo} sons aided him, and he was frequently night, * eral bad cuts upon his left leg, and interest, wnleb holds the control of rived here on last evening’s train. oW, &E, Sharon has been elected, su: referred to “charity societies.” In the the mine. oh N. D. McOormick of San Francisco perintendent of the Crown Point mine about the head. Those who witnessed the well-to-do districts, four out of the attack of the horse regard the esarrived here on the morning train. ‘in Gold Hill.’ Mr: Sharon now controls ee, Coffee,“Cote, Coffes; Cotten J.W.Campbell of Denver, Colorado, twelve people helped him; whilv.in the all of the Gold Hill group except Alpha cape of Arthur from death as a mir. Coff poorer districts the number. was six Just aoop covras, that’s all! Peer “facile. arrived ,here on the afternoon train. and Exchequer. : O. Pusheck of Chicago js:here in the really deserving. Miss Matilda Wayman came dowh out of twelve. Mr.’ McGovern says The. ponstruction of the Gould & armor plant rather than permit itsell from Pike City yesterday en route to, that women are about. twice as generOarfy mill began yesterday and the to be farther robbed. ous as men, and those who are strangers erection of the frame work was started San Francisco. oe 7or Attention! K. of P. would permit no guilty man to escape, no matter how strong a “pull” he might have on some of the understrappers of , the administration. Brief Mention. -. F, w.-TANLOR, Mona . today. Mrs, Lawrence, on East Broad Street, is having a very nice cement walk laid in front of her residence. — The exercises of the graduates of the There are said to be sold about 25,000,000+ paper collars in the United: HE FOUND IT + And Yet It Was Not to Be Seen With ful. Naked Eye, William Bluett, William Waters and the A. Durbin came down from the Gray . 4 few days ago the TRaNsonirt stated High School will take place-at the the‘Eagle mine, ahoye Downieville, yester-. that atre on the evening of June 27th. J. W. Hadcock and his sou, of Napa, had arrived ‘here, and were on day. The case of B. Lutz, charged with 4 . their way’ to a pluce near Bowman's P. Tautphaas, who bas been here ‘States each year, The ‘lightest tubing. ever made isa nickel aluminum. Three thousand feet of thi tubing weighs only one pound. (NOTICE TO YOTERS. Experiments have been made with glass as a substitute for metal bearings. The. result. ie greatly reduced friction. It ig estimated that fully two-thirds of the whole amount of public money held. by the London banks does not bear interest. Ift-all;the lands suitable for cultiva e » $2, 00 Section 1094 of the Political Code, as amended in 1899, On Friday evening Milo Lodge, K. morning. Mr, Hadcock discovered a very rich That there shall Miss L,, Simmons, who has been here’ quartz claim, and he went up there to tion of sugan cane werd litilized in provides: of P. will elect officers for the ensuing term. The second degree will also be on a visit to her dunt, Mrs. I. Ho-ken,/ @nd and re-locate it. He returned to Cuba the island could produce enough be in each even-numbered year, returned to San Francisco onthe morn-. thig city today and stated. that he sugar fon the entire western hemi disturbing the peace, was on trial be few’ days looking after his mining in-. Dam, where the senior Hadcock mined ore Justice Coughlan this afternoon. terests, returned to San Francisco this} guring the year 1865. In that year conferred. found the place, but, as the ledge was W. M. Taylor, who is working the 16 ing train. Mrs. W. L Peeper of San Francisco, . govered by twenty feet of water and to 1 mine at Washington, this morning who has been here ona visit to Mr. . hag been madea part of Bowman Dam received a carload of freight, consisting, in part of 12-inch steel pipe, rock and Mrs. J.P. Morgan, returned home. }. was unable to re-locate it. And so breaker, etc. The Penn Valley Creamery is turning out two hundred and ten pounds of batter every day in the week, and they find a market for it in Nevada City and Grass Valley. A.B. Wolf and Lee Garthe went to Grass Valley today to take an inventory of the stock of groceries inthe storelately occapied by W. J. Hosken, a bankrupt. Mr. Garthe has been appointed receiver. In many towns, as soon as news is on the morning train. Miss Annie Gebrig An experiment in storing eggm was large window, comprising soneof ara in each of the counties of the . the season’s latest and’ prettiest State, a new and complete registration of the voters.of such his vision of being a bonanza king vanmonths, after which only a small prohas returned . j,ned into very thin air. counties, who are entitled portion of them were found. addled. from Salinas, where she attended the Grand Lodge, Rathbone Sisters. She also. visited. friends at Gilroy and elsewhere. P. D; Barnhart, the principal owner of the Sleeping Beauty mine at Alleghany, who has been there spending a few days, returned here last evening en route.to his home at Oakland: Mrs. C. J. English and daughter, Miss May, were visitors here yesterday. sphere. Mrs. J.G. O'Neill and two chil recently tried at Leith, where ' some 50,000 Seotch, Irish-and Danish eggs were sealed in an apparatus for four pee i A Big Sale Contemplated. The air in the store is coolediand allowed to circulate freely round, the eggs, which are turned periodically to patterns in Lawns, Dimities and colored plain and. Heucee White’a Goods; thereto. Such régistration commences on the first day of January, and will be in progress at all times except during the forty days immedia'ely preceding any election, when it shall ease as to the electors in the territory within which such election is held; but, transfers may, be made from one precinct or ward to another inthe same county, at. any time except within twenty-five days immediately, preceding any such election Jobn Spaulding, president of the keep the yolk surrounded. with albuMarysville. and Nevada Power and men. Thiw is done by mechanism, Water Co.; James O’Brien, superinSCHOOL AND COLLEGE. tendent; and W. F. Englebright, a director of the company, went to San There are 118 schools for muaic alone Francisco today, where they will confer with the Board of Public Works in Berlin. Infant schools began at New Lanrelative to the sale of a large supply of e ark, Scotland, in 1815; in Hing bad not water, to be taken from the North Notice is hereby: given that affidavits for until 1818, registration and affidavits for change of preYuba river. A proposition was made The educational system of Denmark cinct must be made before the County Clerk in writing some days ago, and the mat We keep all sizes of Moalton, Miss Josephine Mille, Mrs. 8 galvanized Less, Sometimes. : Turner, Mrs. ‘o. E. Williams, Miss Tinna We don't want to say anything against the girls, but when one gets married’ nowadays it doesn’t seem to make any. more. housework for the mothér than she had before her daugh ter’s departure.— Atchison Globe. If not called forin fifteen days letters will‘be sent to the dead letter ofA nation's flag represents its sover-. fice. Parties calling for any of these eignty and is prominently displayed In fetters will please say “advertised,” pg pey a fee of one cent for each let L. 8 Catan, Postmaster. Republicané. are. willing that the United States Government should con all army and-mavy ‘battles. To “strike the flag’ Is to lowerthe*hational colors in token of submission e the op:. posing forces,” Poultry Netting : Grey Enamel Wate. Prices Cut Meld Ort Ane Tear Ta, +{feom 12 =. to 6 feet, ce yp Me Ne Commercial: Street, Nevaita Gity:. EES Many a Lover tribute to the upbuilding of an AmeriHes turned with disgust from an othercan merchant marine; so that.the ships wise lovable girl with an offensive * employed in doing our import and exbreath. Karl's Olover Root Tea puriport carrying may be built by Amerifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold on the otber hand, fa for years on absolute guarantee. Price of ships built abroad by ieee obtefly, 25 ots. and 60 ote: For sale by H. Dick the English. erman, the druggist, tt “The regular: sues Mash = Come Just to Look. ea ales rT . Semi-AmaualExamination, Oe FH Netting comes in all widths. , You can get it in any quantity. fi "Cheap, Neat and Desirable. . Wealso have the M. M. & Ss Wirecrises that does ion. {not require a top rail. Come and see it, 2 LEGG roe Suaw NEVADA CITY, CAln and $2.00 POULTRY FENCING. Le-e=. SUIT Your étidlbe of any Suit in our received of the re-nomination of Wm. dren returned to Columbia Hill with McKinley for President, preparations Mrs. English to spend afew days, have been made for holding ratificaisso perfect and popular that througbor a deputy. hina agin ans ter is to be considered further in perout the entire country there is net one The Clerk's office will be open for registration meetings, ringing of bells, firing Accredit ed to the University. son. This company has secured by loilliterate family. tion from 9 o’clook a, m. to 5 p, m. of each salutes, etc. What dothe Republicans cation 10,000 cubic inches of water, and In Germany one man in 813 poate: day. of Nevada City and Grass Valley proPrincipal Barker of the High School siso -has a bond on land for a large college} in Scotland one in 520; in the For the convenience of the electors of the] . pose to do about it? Anything? has been notified by tha Faculty, of the storage reservoir. United States, one in 2,000; and: in’ county, I have appointed deputies for registration in the various towns throughout the State University that the Nevada Oity England, one in ‘5,000. Grand Gift Distribution. county, who will take affidavits on applies-. High School :is fully aceredited—and Mra. “Jeb” Stuart, widow of the con. Going East. tion to those entitled to register. its. graduates will be admitted to the federate cavalry commander, has just. Notice is hereby further given, that regisEprror TransornierT:—We believe that University without examination, on E. W, Simons, who is in thé employ resigned ‘the principalship of the Virtration for the November election will close the most effective advertising we can recommendation of the principal, ginia female institute, the diocesan of Wells, Fargo & Oo,, at this city, has do is to get samples of our goods into school of two dioceses. She has occuWednesday, September 26, 1900. . received intelligence. . of .the--serioug the homes of the people. Therefore, pled the position for many years. Transfers from one precinct to another in Our first Emperor. illness of his uncle,. who, resides in we are sending an elegant Aterling silAt the time when the war-with Spain In the last congress the University the county will close Mr. Simons of Michigan had one alumnus (Cushver-plated sugar shell, such as we sell bad been brought to a successful close Rochester, New York, Thursday, October 11, 1900. regularly at 40c each, toevery married a number of statesmen were discussing will resigu his position and go to that ing K.:Davis) in the senate and 13 in the All persons foreign born, intending to becity next week. the future of the country over*their house. The Fifty-sixth congress will lady inthe United States who writes add. to this number Senators Quarles ome citizens, should be naturalized on or for it. There is nothing to pay. The cigars in Washington. m At last one enthusiast exclaimed, ad1 McCumber and two new reprebefore . Going to Put on Some Style. gift is absolute. You will confera Ceres dressing himself: to the most*® promi" Oe August 8, 1900, favor upon your ludy readers by. maknent member of the group, “In my Jimmy Hennessey, of the Empire to be entitled to vote atthe November elec. ing this announcement in your paper. opinion we are drifting directly toward Baled HayFor Sale. Livery Stable, has caught the improvetion. Each lady will send her name only, as imperialism, and you, sir, should be the In quantities to’ suit. Enquire of W. A, ment fever,and is going to have his ro F. L, ARBOGAST, Postoffice address Karl, —this is too valuable. a gift to send to first emperor.” ancient office thoroughly overhauled, -2w “Not if I know it,” drawled the great persons who don’t ask for it themCounty Clerk. and fixed up in style. Work on it has selves. ‘We give choice of any of our man; “I am not fool enough to want been commenced, 40c designs, and will send ilijustrations to be the first emperor of a nation of such good shots.”—Harper’s Magazine’ oe from which selections may be made. Iodications are that our total foreign : Quaker Valiey Mfg.’ Oo,, Morgan and Evidently. trade for the fiscal year ending June 30 Harrison Sts., Chicago. j6-10t Dasherly—It cost “him $1,090,000 to next will be $300,000,,000 larger span in put his Chicago son-in-law-on bis feet. Flasherly— Dear me, but those Chithe year ending June 30, 1899. Advertised Letters. aaeaeeemaiad cago people have large feet.—Kansas a The follo is a list. of the letters City [nodependent. remaining Postoffice at Nevada City, Jane 6, 1900: Coughlin, John Hauser, oktomee le, eeBi sclenama eet heetstration James Rowe arrived here from San Francisco yestérdsy to see his mother, who is so ill that ber. recovery is doubt ae, ae ‘6 se oanty There will be an election of officers today. The structure will be built Jo V. Snyder, who has been on a in New York are about three times as with’a view to enlarging its capacity to at the regular meetiug on Friday evengenerous as the hardened city resident. the 00 tone or more daily when required, jing, Jane 8th, and a candidate will be New York beggars may be divided into I R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all} given the second degree. two classes: the “standers” and the kinds of sewer work at the very lowest}. M. D; Morrison end Tom:Moore Wa. Detpaipge, 0. 0, rates. “NOTES OF INDUSTRY. Orders. promptly’ attended came down from the Hudson mine yes“travelers.”. .Mr,.McGoyern thinks Gro. W. Oapun, K. of RB. & 8. that it is no extravagance to say that to. m2i—1m. cerday. We export oysters to Europe. William Kendricks cume down from the number of people making: a living China exports 11,000,000 fans anthe Ghampion minenear. Maybert yesby systematic begzing in New York nually.City is between 6,000 and 10,000. “If terday. iron, furnaces with a capacity of Mrs, W. O. Williams, who has been they find it as remunerative a business 4,000,000 tons a year are idle because as he did, it will doubtless be a very hete spending a few daye, returned to ‘they ‘are out of date. crowded profession in the near future. The value of the average annual proRelief Hill today.” ~ Mrs.'B: 8. Rector, Mise Vivie Rector. Possibly some of its followers think so duction. of the earth has been estimated at. $10,000,000,000. and Miss Olaudia Griffiths have realready. Two carloads of heavy steel gjllars, corned from a visit to San Francisco. for the Courthouse, arrived at the depot hits hivvésea less Brand 40 cents per pound. No. premiums, “You get your maney Cente a Coffee. be acod sells it. The President’e insistance tbat jusbusines$ trip to the mountains for tice-shall be done:in Oubsa, is just what Union, returned home last night. the ‘country -would expect from’ Wil liam ‘McKinley: Pure and honest and straightforward in all his dealings, it was obvious from the very first that he f Isa very small: price, and iit rests, with you if you will get one.of:, these very handsome’ suits at that.’ price or wait-and pay more, : pet Respectfully, hnisine ot Gist. ‘While youioe soa © Spe ae ie Golden Oak, Oak, Mapid padded? <» BEDROOMig ee

’ . PROPRSTONAL BROGARS, . THE TRANSORIPT. THE HOME: MINE, © KkFORGOTTEN BROWNE. Sho Unwittingly U Won ‘he Chronicle F YesterGarbed®tsa Man She issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, . Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Pt of Money toto 1be Made by Beg Cathored From th aNew Mil Many Feminine Hearts, day Afternoon. Bll. Old and Young. AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, We learn from L. J. ite, See Williamad. Bolen was found dead in Worthily worn, the gaudy trappings This is a time when men are cries. Henry Fitter is down from GraniteMining. 1 to look at life from the. inside, so 40 cabin’on North F street at an early ‘of war have even won feminine hearts. the purchase by the Home hig ville. ling interest,.of control the of y Compan In recording the greab pexvioe Of e< hour this morning by Patrick Long, speak. Josiah Flynt, gentlemen born Mrs. Eastman of San Juan is here on Deer ‘Creek, was $6 Per Year and bred, goes “tramping with.trampe.”). nightwatohman. Mr.-Long: discovered" country of an almost forgotten Revoluthe Cadmus mine, on By Malt, Week @ visit. 42 1-2c Per acquiring the . : of purpose sole the for By Carrier, tionary heroine,a writer has brought the door of the cabin partially open, on Professor Wyckoff exchanges the classE. K. Smart came. over: from Dutch Delivered toany part of the city. site. ‘The Oadibal surroundings ofa university for, a) the floor Of Which the dead body of to light some remarkable romances. Cadmus mill and mill been worked for 'E. Flat today, P. 0, BOX two years’ experiment in the reality: of. Bolen was lying withhis feet hanging. ‘The heroine, tallycultured, high-born, mus itgelf has not. TELEPHONE NO. 41. John Spaulding returned to Aubura the workingman’s life. And now Chaure over the door sill. He had been a resjoined the Continental army in the many months. Sincé the Home Coming, I é June 6, 1900 this morning. {~ + cey Montgomery McGoven tells us tuat ident of thie city for more than a third uniform of @ ian and served three pany has come intoWeccdeen oat the R. F. Wilkina of Portland, Or, is oughly a0 from rock. the = year, a of ‘a century. and was formerly em-. abont Cadmus, years with conspicuous bravery. He he bas been masquerading 'as @ beggar. here on a. visit Before long, one will become suspic. ployed-in 'the:mines: He was a native heroism brought her preferment and inthe Home has been-worked at the Oad-. condition equal. Andy Hampel returned thie morning ious even of himself, “Mr, McGoven’s. of Ireland, about 75 years old, and to contact with the best people of the mus mill, which consists of ten stamps. from Sacramento, experimebt covered eight days, In, lenves a ‘married mcghtes, residing st Colonies, and at‘all the balle and other As ten stamps are not sufficient:to Landlord G. L, Field of San Francisco is here Middle-of-the--road Populism+ possocial gatherings she was thelion or work the immenge quantity of ore that time be begged for fuod and‘money, ‘Los Angeles.” s. on.a business trip. A geotch terrier, the. property . of sesses the courage of its conviction lioness. The girle adored the brave coming from the Home, work was com . the John McOarthy came down,, from He did as beggers did, sleeping in their. 3 Foren Ragaa tesident of Silver,city, soldier, confessed their love, and. But the other variety possesses menced today in grading for the ereclodging-houses, eating at. their restau-. J Washington today. faculty for political dickering. rants and spending his leisure time ‘as -was found alive at-the bottom of an showered her with presents. “The tion of.a building’ large enongh to acMrs. Dr, Faulkner tias gone to San they did. These are his conclusions: incline shaft on theSilver Hill ground Girl Who Fought in the Revolution” commodate twenty stamps,ten of which Francisco on a visit. ’ ntion conve ‘at once,and it is ex When the Kansas City Being a beggar is remunerative. There yesterday by John Hanna. ‘The dog will bea featare of the July ‘Ladies’. will be F. R. Frost of San Francisco is here deleany Tamm ranning by ‘the first of } the s be ‘had ‘suddenly disappeared over four will Home Journal. It isa record of facts trust they ed denou is no other trade in which a beginner ona visit to friends. Augast. A large foree of men is 9.and had evidently fallen into far stranger than: fiction. gation will ask for a special dispensacan begin to make as much money as}.Weeks BROWN & CALEING. ne 8RMS OF BUBBORITTION: ‘Bdlitorlal Notes. ! R. Stevens of San Francieco*is here ployed indoing thepreparatory.work . the apprentice beggar does. ‘He ‘averthe shaftas:that. time.where it remained . A Narrow Escape. spending a few days. . Pa food or water for thirty-two for the erection of the new building, aged $10 a day. The people are exceedM.’ Reinhart” of San Franciso fs here to completion.as days, At.the time ‘the terrier disapof g-mate runnin ingly credulous. Not once was his the is rewism Pettig This forenoon while Ed, Arthur, the which will be hurried spending a few days. peared it weighed 38 pounds, and when hoped to have is it as possible, as fast pessimism, and Tiljmanism is hooked Major J. 8. McBride came over from story of need questioned. All treated rescued ‘it was ‘a meré skeleton, tarnhorse-shoer, was engaged in shoeing a the time the new Demoit ready by of face The hint as though they believed him ‘to be ess. up with tiffishn ‘horse the animal became very vicious North San Juan today. . tion in favor of its ice combine. cratic leadership is constantly turned gloomward. Senator Hale of Maine, bas declared that the armor plate makera of the country have conspired to defraud the country. Considering that they have furnished. armor to Russia at $278 a ton, it would seem that they could af ford to sell to the United States for less than $545, their present minimum figure, and the country will cértainly approve: the building of a government now on the! Some of the° people ing the scale at 18 pounds. and kicked him overand commenced stamps arrive, which ere Mrs, George.Gray was found desd Home are the at prospects who gave bim money were his personal pawing him. Mr.“Artbar ‘endeavored way, The interest of.a firm of that city. acquaintances, who knew nothing about last Sunday at the Whitney place, a to get away from the crazy.animal and indeed encouraging and if it continues: Superintendent M.D. Oooley came’ his experiment. The rich and the roadside inn on the road between was knocked over the second time. to improve in the future ae it has.of down from Wasbington today, moderately well-to-do give muvh’ less Oarson and Gardnerville. Whitney’ Bystanders rashed in and pulled Arlate it will not be longbefore it will be Supervisor J. M. Buffington ‘returnthan the poor. Iu the wealthy districts entered her room to wake ber and dis-' thur out of reach of the animal, not one of the leading producers of the éd last night from a visit to Sonora. the richest, but two out of twelve percovered that she had died during the however, until Arthur had received sevcounty. R. W. Van Andrew of Sacramento ar-~Mr. Rose represents the J. B. Fargo} sons aided him, and he was frequently night, * eral bad cuts upon his left leg, and interest, wnleb holds the control of rived here on last evening’s train. oW, &E, Sharon has been elected, su: referred to “charity societies.” In the the mine. oh N. D. McOormick of San Francisco perintendent of the Crown Point mine about the head. Those who witnessed the well-to-do districts, four out of the attack of the horse regard the esarrived here on the morning train. ‘in Gold Hill.’ Mr: Sharon now controls ee, Coffee,“Cote, Coffes; Cotten J.W.Campbell of Denver, Colorado, twelve people helped him; whilv.in the all of the Gold Hill group except Alpha cape of Arthur from death as a mir. Coff poorer districts the number. was six Just aoop covras, that’s all! Peer “facile. arrived ,here on the afternoon train. and Exchequer. : O. Pusheck of Chicago js:here in the really deserving. Miss Matilda Wayman came dowh out of twelve. Mr.’ McGovern says The. ponstruction of the Gould & armor plant rather than permit itsell from Pike City yesterday en route to, that women are about. twice as generOarfy mill began yesterday and the to be farther robbed. ous as men, and those who are strangers erection of the frame work was started San Francisco. oe 7or Attention! K. of P. would permit no guilty man to escape, no matter how strong a “pull” he might have on some of the understrappers of , the administration. Brief Mention. -. F, w.-TANLOR, Mona . today. Mrs, Lawrence, on East Broad Street, is having a very nice cement walk laid in front of her residence. — The exercises of the graduates of the There are said to be sold about 25,000,000+ paper collars in the United: HE FOUND IT + And Yet It Was Not to Be Seen With ful. Naked Eye, William Bluett, William Waters and the A. Durbin came down from the Gray . 4 few days ago the TRaNsonirt stated High School will take place-at the the‘Eagle mine, ahoye Downieville, yester-. that atre on the evening of June 27th. J. W. Hadcock and his sou, of Napa, had arrived ‘here, and were on day. The case of B. Lutz, charged with 4 . their way’ to a pluce near Bowman's P. Tautphaas, who bas been here ‘States each year, The ‘lightest tubing. ever made isa nickel aluminum. Three thousand feet of thi tubing weighs only one pound. (NOTICE TO YOTERS. Experiments have been made with glass as a substitute for metal bearings. The. result. ie greatly reduced friction. It ig estimated that fully two-thirds of the whole amount of public money held. by the London banks does not bear interest. Ift-all;the lands suitable for cultiva e » $2, 00 Section 1094 of the Political Code, as amended in 1899, On Friday evening Milo Lodge, K. morning. Mr, Hadcock discovered a very rich That there shall Miss L,, Simmons, who has been here’ quartz claim, and he went up there to tion of sugan cane werd litilized in provides: of P. will elect officers for the ensuing term. The second degree will also be on a visit to her dunt, Mrs. I. Ho-ken,/ @nd and re-locate it. He returned to Cuba the island could produce enough be in each even-numbered year, returned to San Francisco onthe morn-. thig city today and stated. that he sugar fon the entire western hemi

disturbing the peace, was on trial be few’ days looking after his mining in-. Dam, where the senior Hadcock mined ore Justice Coughlan this afternoon. terests, returned to San Francisco this} guring the year 1865. In that year conferred. found the place, but, as the ledge was W. M. Taylor, who is working the 16 ing train. Mrs. W. L Peeper of San Francisco, . govered by twenty feet of water and to 1 mine at Washington, this morning who has been here ona visit to Mr. . hag been madea part of Bowman Dam received a carload of freight, consisting, in part of 12-inch steel pipe, rock and Mrs. J.P. Morgan, returned home. }. was unable to re-locate it. And so breaker, etc. The Penn Valley Creamery is turning out two hundred and ten pounds of batter every day in the week, and they find a market for it in Nevada City and Grass Valley. A.B. Wolf and Lee Garthe went to Grass Valley today to take an inventory of the stock of groceries inthe storelately occapied by W. J. Hosken, a bankrupt. Mr. Garthe has been appointed receiver. In many towns, as soon as news is on the morning train. Miss Annie Gebrig An experiment in storing eggm was large window, comprising soneof ara in each of the counties of the . the season’s latest and’ prettiest State, a new and complete registration of the voters.of such his vision of being a bonanza king vanmonths, after which only a small prohas returned . j,ned into very thin air. counties, who are entitled portion of them were found. addled. from Salinas, where she attended the Grand Lodge, Rathbone Sisters. She also. visited. friends at Gilroy and elsewhere. P. D; Barnhart, the principal owner of the Sleeping Beauty mine at Alleghany, who has been there spending a few days, returned here last evening en route.to his home at Oakland: Mrs. C. J. English and daughter, Miss May, were visitors here yesterday. sphere. Mrs. J.G. O'Neill and two chil recently tried at Leith, where ' some 50,000 Seotch, Irish-and Danish eggs were sealed in an apparatus for four pee i A Big Sale Contemplated. The air in the store is coolediand allowed to circulate freely round, the eggs, which are turned periodically to patterns in Lawns, Dimities and colored plain and. Heucee White’a Goods; thereto. Such régistration commences on the first day of January, and will be in progress at all times except during the forty days immedia'ely preceding any election, when it shall ease as to the electors in the territory within which such election is held; but, transfers may, be made from one precinct or ward to another inthe same county, at. any time except within twenty-five days immediately, preceding any such election Jobn Spaulding, president of the keep the yolk surrounded. with albuMarysville. and Nevada Power and men. Thiw is done by mechanism, Water Co.; James O’Brien, superinSCHOOL AND COLLEGE. tendent; and W. F. Englebright, a director of the company, went to San There are 118 schools for muaic alone Francisco today, where they will confer with the Board of Public Works in Berlin. Infant schools began at New Lanrelative to the sale of a large supply of e ark, Scotland, in 1815; in Hing bad not water, to be taken from the North Notice is hereby: given that affidavits for until 1818, registration and affidavits for change of preYuba river. A proposition was made The educational system of Denmark cinct must be made before the County Clerk in writing some days ago, and the mat We keep all sizes of Moalton, Miss Josephine Mille, Mrs. 8 galvanized Less, Sometimes. : Turner, Mrs. ‘o. E. Williams, Miss Tinna We don't want to say anything against the girls, but when one gets married’ nowadays it doesn’t seem to make any. more. housework for the mothér than she had before her daugh ter’s departure.— Atchison Globe. If not called forin fifteen days letters will‘be sent to the dead letter ofA nation's flag represents its sover-. fice. Parties calling for any of these eignty and is prominently displayed In fetters will please say “advertised,” pg pey a fee of one cent for each let L. 8 Catan, Postmaster. Republicané. are. willing that the United States Government should con all army and-mavy ‘battles. To “strike the flag’ Is to lowerthe*hational colors in token of submission e the op:. posing forces,” Poultry Netting : Grey Enamel Wate. Prices Cut Meld Ort Ane Tear Ta, +{feom 12 =. to 6 feet, ce yp Me Ne Commercial: Street, Nevaita Gity:. EES Many a Lover tribute to the upbuilding of an AmeriHes turned with disgust from an othercan merchant marine; so that.the ships wise lovable girl with an offensive * employed in doing our import and exbreath. Karl's Olover Root Tea puriport carrying may be built by Amerifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold on the otber hand, fa for years on absolute guarantee. Price of ships built abroad by ieee obtefly, 25 ots. and 60 ote: For sale by H. Dick the English. erman, the druggist, tt “The regular: sues Mash = Come Just to Look. ea ales rT . Semi-AmaualExamination, Oe FH Netting comes in all widths. , You can get it in any quantity. fi "Cheap, Neat and Desirable. . Wealso have the M. M. & Ss Wirecrises that does ion. {not require a top rail. Come and see it, 2 LEGG roe Suaw NEVADA CITY, CAln and $2.00 POULTRY FENCING.. Le-e=. SUIT Your étidlbe of any Suit in our received of the re-nomination of Wm. dren returned to Columbia Hill with McKinley for President, preparations Mrs. English to spend afew days, have been made for holding ratificaisso perfect and popular that througbor a deputy. hina agin ans ter is to be considered further in perout the entire country there is net one The Clerk's office will be open for registration meetings, ringing of bells, firing Accredit ed to the University. son. This company has secured by loilliterate family. tion from 9 o’clook a, m. to 5 p, m. of each salutes, etc. What dothe Republicans cation 10,000 cubic inches of water, and In Germany one man in 813 poate: day. of Nevada City and Grass Valley proPrincipal Barker of the High School siso -has a bond on land for a large college} in Scotland one in 520; in the For the convenience of the electors of the] . pose to do about it? Anything? has been notified by tha Faculty, of the storage reservoir. United States, one in 2,000; and: in’ county, I have appointed deputies for registration in the various towns throughout the State University that the Nevada Oity England, one in ‘5,000. Grand Gift Distribution. county, who will take affidavits on applies-. High School :is fully aceredited—and Mra. “Jeb” Stuart, widow of the con. Going East. tion to those entitled to register. its. graduates will be admitted to the federate cavalry commander, has just. Notice is hereby further given, that regisEprror TransornierT:—We believe that University without examination, on E. W, Simons, who is in thé employ resigned ‘the principalship of the Virtration for the November election will close the most effective advertising we can recommendation of the principal, ginia female institute, the diocesan of Wells, Fargo & Oo,, at this city, has do is to get samples of our goods into school of two dioceses. She has occuWednesday, September 26, 1900. . received intelligence. . of .the--serioug the homes of the people.. Therefore, pled the position for many years. Transfers from one precinct to another in Our first Emperor. illness of his uncle,. who, resides in we are sending an elegant Aterling silAt the time when the war-with Spain In the last congress the University the county will close Mr. Simons of Michigan had one alumnus (Cushver-plated sugar shell, such as we sell bad been brought to a successful close Rochester, New York, Thursday, October 11, 1900. regularly at 40c each, toevery married a number of statesmen were discussing will resigu his position and go to that ing K.:Davis) in the senate and 13 in the All persons foreign born, intending to becity next week. the future of the country over*their house. The Fifty-sixth congress will lady inthe United States who writes add. to this number Senators Quarles ome citizens, should be naturalized on or for it. There is nothing to pay. The cigars in Washington. m At last one enthusiast exclaimed, ad1 McCumber and two new reprebefore . Going to Put on Some Style. gift is absolute. You will confera Ceres dressing himself: to the most*® promi" Oe August 8, 1900, favor upon your ludy readers by. maknent member of the group, “In my Jimmy Hennessey, of the Empire to be entitled to vote atthe November elec. ing this announcement in your paper. opinion we are drifting directly toward Baled HayFor Sale. Livery Stable, has caught the improvetion. Each lady will send her name only, as imperialism, and you, sir, should be the In quantities to’ suit. Enquire of W. A, ment fever,and is going to have his ro F. L, ARBOGAST, Postoffice address Karl, —this is too valuable. a gift to send to first emperor.” ancient office thoroughly overhauled, -2w “Not if I know it,” drawled the great persons who don’t ask for it themCounty Clerk. and fixed up in style. Work on it has selves. ‘We give choice of any of our man; “I am not fool enough to want been commenced, 40c designs, and will send ilijustrations to be the first emperor of a nation of such good shots.”—Harper’s Magazine’ oe from which selections may be made. Iodications are that our total foreign : Quaker Valiey Mfg.’ Oo,, Morgan and Evidently. trade for the fiscal year ending June 30 Harrison Sts., Chicago. j6-10t Dasherly—It cost “him $1,090,000 to next will be $300,000,,000 larger span in put his Chicago son-in-law-on bis feet. Flasherly— Dear me, but those Chithe year ending June 30, 1899. Advertised Letters. aaeaeeemaiad cago people have large feet.—Kansas a The follo is a list. of the letters City [nodependent. remaining Postoffice at Nevada City, Jane 6, 1900: Coughlin, John Hauser, oktomee le, eeBi sclenama eet heetstration James Rowe arrived here from San Francisco yestérdsy to see his mother, who is so ill that ber. recovery is doubt ae, ae ‘6 se oanty There will be an election of officers today. The structure will be built Jo V. Snyder, who has been on a in New York are about three times as with’a view to enlarging its capacity to at the regular meetiug on Friday evengenerous as the hardened city resident. the 00 tone or more daily when required, jing, Jane 8th, and a candidate will be New York beggars may be divided into I R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all} given the second degree. two classes: the “standers” and the kinds of sewer work at the very lowest}. M. D; Morrison end Tom:Moore Wa. Detpaipge, 0. 0, rates. “NOTES OF INDUSTRY. Orders. promptly’ attended came down from the Hudson mine yes“travelers.”. .Mr,.McGoyern thinks Gro. W. Oapun, K. of RB. & 8. that it is no extravagance to say that to. m2i—1m. cerday. We export oysters to Europe. William Kendricks cume down from the number of people making: a living China exports 11,000,000 fans anthe Ghampion minenear. Maybert yesby systematic begzing in New York nually.City is between 6,000 and 10,000. “If terday. iron, furnaces with a capacity of Mrs, W. O. Williams, who has been they find it as remunerative a business 4,000,000 tons a year are idle because as he did, it will doubtless be a very hete spending a few daye, returned to ‘they ‘are out of date. crowded profession in the near future. The value of the average annual proRelief Hill today.” ~ Mrs.'B: 8. Rector, Mise Vivie Rector. Possibly some of its followers think so duction. of the earth has been estimated at. $10,000,000,000. and Miss Olaudia Griffiths have realready. Two carloads of heavy steel gjllars, corned from a visit to San Francisco. for the Courthouse, arrived at the depot hits hivvésea less Brand 40 cents per pound. No. premiums, “You get your maney Cente a Coffee. be acod sells it. The President’e insistance tbat jusbusines$ trip to the mountains for tice-shall be done:in Oubsa, is just what Union, returned home last night. the ‘country -would expect from’ Wil liam ‘McKinley: Pure and honest and straightforward in all his dealings, it was obvious from the very first that he f Isa very small: price, and iit rests, with you if you will get one.of:, these very handsome’ suits at that.’ price or wait-and pay more, : pet Respectfully, hnisine ot Gist. ‘While youioe soa © Spe ae ie Golden Oak, Oak, Mapid padded? <» BEDROOMig ee