May 19, 1902 (4 pages)

NeEvaDA City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT BROW WN & CALEINS, PRoPrierors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONI $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, Delivered to any part of the city. Sy se we 12 1-2c Per Week WONT AY oo seis c bo capo skeen SLE Cevptouseesds ie T os esewest 1902 aaatiaiiea ALL SHOULD VOTE For the High Sehool Measure e O-MORROW IS THE DAY when the voters of Nevada School District will vote on the proposition of establishing and maintaining our High School on a modern and legal basis, and all indications point to the fact that the measure will be carried by an overwhelming majority—probably by an almost unanimous vote. The big wave of popular sentiment in favor of the proposed High School augurs a great and brilliant victory at the ballot box tomorrow for the people of Nevada City, who, we believe, are unanimously in favor of promoting and supporting the cause of standard High School education in our public schools. The subject has been intelligently discussed by able public speakers and the DAILY TRANSCRIPT have devoted considerable space in explaining all points of the question which were not already clear to our readers and has indorsed the proposition from the first time it was advocated. We believe that all the objections advanced by the few, who thought the improvement useless and unnecessary, have been satisfactorily answered, and that nearly every voter in this school district feels thoroughly convinced that it is his duty to loyally and vigorously support the High School movement and vote for it tomorrow. There may be some, however, who are still outside the High School fold, and, like many other sinners, may be converted even at the eleventh hour. The Educational Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, of which E. J. Rector. is chairman and Geo. B, Finnegan, secretary, prepared an article in which answers all the main objections to the proposed establishment of the new High School, and from which we condense the following facts: First—There is not to be any High School at Glen-= breok. It will remain in Nevada City, just as it is now. Second—No new building will be needed. The money raised by the extra taxation is to be paid out to the teachers of the High School, who are now being illegally paid out of the State school fund. Third—Every voter within the boundaries of Nevada school district is entitled to vote tomorrow.’ Many have the wrong impression that only those living within the city limits are entitled to vote. +~ . ; Fourth—All votes will be polled at Washington school house, and not at the precinct polling places. Fifth—The polls will open at 8 o’clock a. m. and close at sundown—7:14 p. m. Sixth—The passing of this measure is for the benefit of the lower grades, as all the money now being used for the High School will be utilized fer their benefit. Children will then be able to attend school all day and the overflow in classes, which are ‘now crowded, ‘will be remedied. Seventh—The assessed valuation of this district is approximately $1,175,000. The tax of twenty-cents on the one hundred dollars will raise $3,172.50, which amount is sufficient to replace the money that is being kept from the grammar schools. The cost to a taxpayer who is assessed for $400 will amount to $1.08 per year, but as: we have been paying ten cents on the hundred dollars for school bonds, which were paid for this year, the additional tax really amounts to only 68 cents in this case. Other assessments will be in proportion. Eighth—It should be borne in mind that the High School as now managed and supported shall not be allowed to continue after the end of the present year. Ninth—Should any’ of the school districts around Nevada City desire to pariicipate in the benefits of a High School they can gain this privilege by making arrangements with the Board of Trustees of this district. Tenth—A Deputy County Clerk will be at the polls tomorrow to register votes, so that no one need lose ‘his vote because of not being registered, Sold Today. ‘The property of Valentine Scheurman was sold at noon today at Sheriff's sale to satisfy a judgment obtained Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s ‘drug store. : in by Paul Ehman, who had the judgment for $500, e Pe Headache Saps Your Vitality * #C.C6.C.” on Every Tablet. Every tablet of Cascarets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Look for it ana And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf : 7 in the Superior Court for. B $676.11, with costs added. It was bid. # About Three TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. Coal cay i lnteresting News lems Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. Martin Thomas and Johneton Thomas, who have been to South Dakota = hundred and fifty were killed. had occurred. man in the mine is dead. Coat CREEL, Pa.,-May 19—There was a terrible explosion in the Fraterville and Thisle coal mines this morning. Three hundred men were at work in the mine at. the time, rescue party started in immediately after the explosion, but were forced toreturn on account of gas. , LATER—-The second relief party made good progfess until.they encountered a point where a heavy fall of slate The intense heat indicates that the fire is still raging. One body was recovered shortly before noon, terribly mangled. -There-is no longer-any-doubt that-every for the past two years returned thie afternoon on a visit to their folks. W. F. Englebright returned this afternoon from the Summit. W. Lathrop and wife are down from 1 1 Washington. seaped. The superintendent says at ieast one as as only Kang N h be y ued. A The Rusgell Company at the theater one have been rescued. tontaht. Farmers say when feed is high steck eats as if it never could get enough. Two carloads of pump column arrived here yesterday for the Gold Tunnel Mining Company. Newly married folks act as if they thought everybody was envious of them. Two carloads of pipe for the Nevada Gas and Electric Company arrived Aca VicTonoUs Nevadas on the Short End of the Baseball Score Yesterday. Grass Valley won the third game of the season from the Nevadas yesterday, by a score of 18 to 8. About as large a crowd was present as witnessed the first game. The ecoreis ne indication as to who should have won the game, for Nevadas certainly would have won the game but for Noak’s poor playing on third. However, Noack has been shifted about in every game, having played in different positions im each of the three games, Ballestero pitched for the home team, and again demonstrated his superiority over Overmyer. He struck out ten men as -against Overmyer’s one, and was batted for ten hits, the same number which the home team got off Overmeyer. Overmyer, by the way, could not strike out the Nevadas as he did a week ago, forevery one of them hit him when it came their turn to. batGrass Valley was “strengtbened” by Mike Birmingham of the Sacramento league team, on first, but the other new mean, Fiscell; on third, did not compare with Kaphan. Dan Stewart won the several prizes offered by knocking the first home run of the season. On the part of the Nevadas, the: new man, Galenda, proved himself to be aa fast, if not faster, than any man on the field yesterday. He certainly is a good sticker, and in fielding he played Morrow te a standstill at short, for he covered three times as much ground. O’Connor was off in his catching and throwing, and seemed bewildered whenever a foul fly was knocked, which fact was probably caused by the noise and firecrackers. These features of the games should certainly be stopped as they mar the interest taken, as people wisb to krow what the pleys are. Yesterday a person could not tell whether the umpire declared a ball er a strike. This might seem idle talk but people who are interested enough in baseball to goto the games should not be annoyed by: cowbells, gongs, firecrackers and such like. It is an old fashioned idea and the management should stop it. The crowd also should be kept outside the rail so as to give everyone achanceto see the game. ; To describe the game in detail would be uninteresting-as the official score ‘below gives the game in fall, NEvapDaAs. TBRBASBPOAE Beckley, 2b.. 5100220 O’Connor,c..6 0 1901111 O’Connor, 1b..6 0 81401 Glendo, s8.. 41310400 Ballestero, p .. 30 00010 Neack,.3b.. 413102 8-4 Hooper, rf.. 8100000 Hocking, cf.. 48 2043100 Spargo, If.. 4120001 Tetale: oi .0c caoee 37 810 12477 Grass VaLteys TB R BH SBPOAE Morrow, ss..5 8 8 2 6 3:0 Fisgel, 3b.. 400 08:11 Birmingham, 1b.4 2 1.2 9 1 0 White, c... 811 08320 Overmyer, p.. 422 008 0 Jerger, 2b... 401.023 1.23 Stewart, rf..56 2 0 00 3 0 Whitbarn, cf..6 2 1 01 0 Ptawart, If. <ccsscseck. 2: BA 4 © Tale. Se: 8913 10 4 2718 38 RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS, 128456789 Nevadas, abs.. -e9 12400001—8 SG ce ccc 02230010 2—10 Grass Valleys. io Ses eps 80148002 —138 Wb iccaea cs baw 10232011 —10 SUMMARY, ~ Two base hitse—Glendo, Chas. O’Oonnor, Clare O’Connor, Overmyer. Three base hite—White, Morrow, Home Run—D, Stewart. : Sacrifice hit—Noack. Base on balls—Nevadas 3, Grass Valley 4. : Left’ on bases—Nevadas 4, Grass pio accept no other. Beware of fraud. . Valley 8. Wit by pitcher—Fiesel, Overmyer, here yesterday. Ballestero. . At baseball Saturday the Piety Struck out—Ballestero 10, Over. Hills defeated the Eighth Grades by myer 1. score of 82 to 8. The educational committee met Saturday night and closed up the business of the High School campaign. How do you like to ran all the way to the postoffice to get there before it closes, and then get nothing? One good thing about a man not in the habit of. getting shaved at a barber shop, he does not kiek if he has to wait. Ernest Towle will leave here on ‘Thursday next for the German Hospital, San Francisco, where he goes for medical treatment. The game of baseball at Glenbrook Park Saturday between the Prospect . Hills:and a.Grass Valley nine, resulted in the defeat of the Nevadas by a score of 17 to5. At the Quaker Hill gravel mine Saturday John Connors was caved on and had one of his feet badly bruised. He was brought to thie city for treat: ment. There was but a small audience at the theater Saturday night to witness the production of ‘‘A Husband on Salary,” but those who were pres2nt enjoyed it very much. Legg & Shaw Co, have a new adver. tisement in teday’s Transcript which will be found of iuterest to.all who enjoy hunting. They have made a speeial price on their rifles and shot guns. Passed balls—O’Connor 2, White 2. Um pire—Oscar Coflin, Scorer—L. A. Garthe. Time of game—2 hrs. 10 min. PARADE TORIGRT. School Children Will March Through the vireets. At 7:30 o’clock this evening the pupils of all the grades of the Nevada City schools will meet in the schoolyard to form in line for parade. The columao will move at’ 8:15 o’elock, passing down Cottage street,dewn by the Courthouse, Commercial, down Main, across the Plaza, up Broad to the Theatre, where It will disband. This should surely be an object lesson to those who have . been talking against the high school proposition. Hand Badiy Hurt. While John Tamblyn, the wellknown blacksmith, was shoeing « horse this afternoon had the misfortune to have his hand badly cut. down Pine, down The Blues won from the Grays in the game of basket ball at Armory Hall Saturday night by a score of 40 to 88. During the progress of the game Howard Sweet had the misfortuve to wrench his ankle, . P. G, Scadden has a new advertisement in this evening’s TransoripT in which be speaks of various kinds of crackers, wafers and cookies. Among those mentioned are champagne, athena, graham, ramona, nabisco and THEATER 10 Russell's Players to Appear Here All Of This Week. bas the following to say about the . Russell Players, a week’s engagement at the local theater this evening: “Each performance seemed of their auditors. The company has . ported all the great stars of his day— Curchman, Adelaide Neilson ~ househo'd words in the another with all the ease and facility . of the most accomplished artist. Her} clear, resonant voice and dis‘iuct enuneiation are something to be, pleasantly remembered. Messrs. Ben. nison, Broughton and Smith have) given good support during the week, while Mae Mason and Zorah Irwin did . their parts excellently.” } Seats are now on sale at Foley’s . “Uncle Josh” will be the bill. tonight. . Quite a Shock. About half-past ten -o’clock this . morning one of the sharpest shocks of . earthquake that has been felt bere in. many. years startled the community, and lasted for fully half a minute. It shook the courthouse like a leaf. Th® Court was adjourned for a brief time to allow the ccunty officers a chance to gain their composure. The shock was at Gold Flat was particularly noticeable. ? . a all Additional Personals. E. W. and I. Penrose are down from North Bloomfield. L. R. Poundstone came down from Gaston Ridge today. Mrs. M. D, Cooley came down from Washington today on her way to San Francisco. Mrs. W. M. Burekhalter came in on the afterneen train from Truckee. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the social tea wafers and many kinds of crackers. Read the advertisement. John Sneath Dead. Signature of Mrs. John T. Morgan to-day received the sad intelligence of the death of her nephew, Joha Sneath, which occurred at Pioche, Nev., on May 10th. The deceased was about 88 years of age and formerly lived en Gold jFlat,; near this city, where he spent most of his boyhood life, his father then being an owner in the Sneath & Clay mine. ;Mr. Sneath had many friends iu this vicinity who will regret to learn of his-death. Whiskey that suits, that does you good, aids your digestion and appetite, is the pure stuff—“Jesse Moore” rye or. bourbon. Locket Lost. A go!d locket with the initials “A, K.S.” engraved on it has been lost. Finder please return to TRaNsORIPT office, mi19 T. and PR. Worcestershire 303 Savage Rifles — Try PETERS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS ridges and you will use no other. LEGG & SHAW COMPANY Have Bargains to Offer in .SPORTING GOODS. Lefever Hammerless Shot Guns $30.00 Winchester Repeating Shot Guns $17.00 $19.00 Cart— Sae. x Boo. Electro-Dental Parlors Is a home product made in Oakland, fully the equal of the imDR. R. PPdEEy E. SMITH ported—preferred by many. It is an agreeable addition to Soups and Gravies and is unexcelled . for flavoring Fish, Game and Meats. it, for you will like it. For sale in all the leading — grocery stores throughout Oalifornia, and in Nevada Oity by These parlors are a branch of t established nearly tour with allthe modern absolutely first-class work. Office and Factory @@" No charge for Extracting Phone Main 633. : 519 Thirteenth St., Oakland a he Electro-Deneal Parlors seers ago, On best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and Are Located Here PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. when plates are ordered, e of the largest and Permanently ELECTRICAL and other conveniences for doing P. G. S C ADDEN a AM work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES ~ I PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS : . : CROWNS 22 Keen * 6.05 Al Cte eee me .$2.00 Up Taylor & Robinson BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 CLEANING NOS. coekeremgy ey R. E. SMITH, D. D. s, lasonic Bullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. generally felt throughout the city and . Capitan To afternoon: . row night for San Francisco to attend _ . the Grand Lodge K. of P. F day from Blue Canyon, where she was The Grass Valley Tidings-Telegraph ca who will commence his son George, . Francisco yesterday. . will remain for a week or two and his to son will take a permanent position in ingratiate them into the good graces. bia store here. certainly some remarkable players. night for San Francisco, where the Mr. Rutledge is an actor who bas sup-. gentleman will: represent Summit Lodge, K. of P, at the Grand Lodge Edwin Forrest, Edwin Booth, Charlotte ‘and Mrs. O'Neill goes as the repreand gentative of Myrtle Temple in the many others whose names today are’ Grand Lodge of that order, which theatrical meets at the same time. world, He bas the traditions of the ‘Phe block sign 1 system will be imgreatones who have gone before bim, mediately extended from Oolfax to and it would be hard to say in what gugramento. particular line be is at his best. His gi; been completed and Foreman Robwife is certainly a remarkable actress ertg of the telephone service, comand can change frem One character te . menged placing the wire last Monday. Mahe Du . . . Nevada City. of Sacramento, . Budget of Truckee Hems. The following items are taken from the Truckee Republican of Saturday Lake Git bing Yesterday, ee, bara 1d will leave tomor»r is ap from Aa Wm. McDeuga er nee , er frol Mrs. Dan Peterman returned Thar s. gfoulter is ov A.W. Keneger of Al na visit. on Morris of San F nending a few days. , Hazard is here fr lled by the death of her father. Hon. J. L. Lewison, accompanied by ariived here from San’ Mr. Lewison The old Kennebeo i: City, one of the pot hata ' the mountains, was destroyed 4 yesterday morning, For. _ : a favorite stopping placs feral being conducted by the lat «. visor F. M. Pridgeon, who. a cordial greeting for the fire stertedin the kitchens anknown cause and it seoried moment until the whole bailding a mass of flames, and it barn he tinder box. The house was bur the ground together with ite oon nothing whatever being sured . Mahoney had charge of the ole is at a loss to know as to the the fire. arle of Crockett is . ys. William O'Neill and wife left last assie. returned Satur ento. od Mrs, BE, T. B. Pe nleft thie morning isco. 'w. Arnhart has gone visit-her-daughter. Levinsky, president o ) Mining Company: yg for San Francisco. ‘Samuel Greenberg @1 sre last evening on . reenberg’s ‘sister, Mi im. : Strange arrived here m San Franeisco on . or, Mra. P. Ozalli. Moody has returned The block houses have Tt has been said that a) pe good,” Bat “Jesse Moore” ig) than others. Found;‘atj agus places. 7 J. H. Neely and his sister, Mrg. John McDonald, were cal:ed to-Clip per Gap yesterday by the illness of their father. r & Co, Nevada ( 0. i Moroine is here from y, Mublenbrook left rysville and San Fr: yer of Sierra Oity tevening from San t this morning for hot ad Mrs. S. Goldma o are here on @ visit Shannon, J, HE, Baek 1H. V. Berry of San rhere last evening. Dennis left yesterday aco where he has a po naster Calkins. left Francisco, John Cleave and da last evening from f —— <r 000000 pe and Gold utp 3 These are theSchool. We have it now in all widths t prices, and we have all kinds of. We can supply all now. Comej the crowd and buy a Bow of Puff and Gold Ribbon. Respectfully, . MAKER & Of aa ee ae a ee a colors of the Hi own and R. Sooy c orth San Juan thie for San Francisco. Cochran of Beston {fc 9 trip. M. Rutherford of th ican made a flying vi seat on Sunday. H the morning train { o, and returned to T pm train. ng of Gaston Ridg ncisco Saturday, Sarah Sneath has visit with friends in Mein ef Oaklan et evening on a Vv: J. M. Hadley. M. Garver returned . m a visit to Sacramen' Martena Marsh ret p from’s visit to San . H. Dickerman retua ening from a visit at. POD OD PRY PIV VG “FORCE The newest and latest breakfast and health fom It requires no cooking and can be eaten Mi from the package. It’s the whole of the wheat with Barley malt flakes, and it’s cooked. 4 PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CENTS. C. E. Mulloy, Grocet WS homas Penrose rett from a visit to San ff Getcheil and wife y from a brief vie 0, Murchie hag retu! BCisco, Charles Schwartz, wh at San Francisco turday evening. nd Mrs. Thomas e been visiting at . burned to San Fra ryy yy bees, OED DY YS aw aawhwiwiwiwiwiwited wield Oe Ne NNN NNN A Reduction of 25 per cal On All Trimmed Hats. Commercial 8t., MRS. L. LUBECK, oon nd Mrs. Thomas H om North San Juan German, who has be Francisco, returnes and left for his pan Juan, ‘rank Gillispie and here last evening fr 8 visit to Mra, Gill .4nd Mre, R. G. & Henrietta Rush of § here last evening 0 i Mrs. L. Hyman. 4. Hyman returned m Sacramento, whe fending the Sacram We have a new and beantifal of elegant Trimmed Hats . All the latest effects for su Come and see them and the a ingly low prices. iy po ISI> 96209 Silverware of All Kind Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoous: Prentice is over f Division Freight a ent of the Seuthe by. = Lenore Oalkins ret trom a visit to Sacr Picco BSI AMEE tendent ML W. . Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repé 3 re last evening fre echelon ; this morning for — Will Never Be Jewelet 4,¢-_1 BRAND, + The FE ting kind, Poing your level bes turing before judgi minking before spea Minding by your pt “*pping your ears t ing generous to an king pardon when "oP lying about you ‘ing honest in yo Handsome Clocks We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks of kinds, large and small. They are all guara? None Better. Our prices are the Lowest. ' Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our Speolel : PHONE WEST 14, Sg Ptnese in ke tat ers U yADA BROAD STREE!, NE “4

NeEvaDA City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT BROW WN & CALEINS, PRoPrierors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONI $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, Delivered to any part of the city. Sy se we 12 1-2c Per Week WONT AY oo seis c bo capo skeen SLE Cevptouseesds ie T os esewest 1902 aaatiaiiea ALL SHOULD VOTE For the High Sehool Measure e O-MORROW IS THE DAY when the voters of Nevada School District will vote on the proposition of establishing and maintaining our High School on a modern and legal basis, and all indications point to the fact that the measure will be carried by an overwhelming majority—probably by an almost unanimous vote. The big wave of popular sentiment in favor of the proposed High School augurs a great and brilliant victory at the ballot box tomorrow for the people of Nevada City, who, we believe, are unanimously in favor of promoting and supporting the cause of standard High School education in our public schools. The subject has been intelligently discussed by able public speakers and the DAILY TRANSCRIPT have devoted considerable space in explaining all points of the question which were not already clear to our readers and has indorsed the proposition from the first time it was advocated. We believe that all the objections advanced by the few, who thought the improvement useless and unnecessary, have been satisfactorily answered, and that nearly every voter in this school district feels thoroughly convinced that it is his duty to loyally and vigorously support the High School movement and vote for it tomorrow. There may be some, however, who are still outside the High School fold, and, like many other sinners, may be converted even at the eleventh hour. The Educational Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, of which E. J. Rector. is chairman and Geo. B, Finnegan, secretary, prepared an article in which answers all the main objections to the proposed establishment of the new High School, and from which we condense the following facts: First—There is not to be any High School at Glen-= breok. It will remain in Nevada City, just as it is now. Second—No new building will be needed. The money raised by the extra taxation is to be paid out to the teachers of the High School, who are now being illegally paid out of the State school fund. Third—Every voter within the boundaries of Nevada school district is entitled to vote tomorrow.’ Many have the wrong impression that only those living within the city limits are entitled to vote. +~ . ; Fourth—All votes will be polled at Washington school house, and not at the precinct polling places. Fifth—The polls will open at 8 o’clock a. m. and close at sundown—7:14 p. m. Sixth—The passing of this measure is for the benefit of the lower grades, as all the money now being used for the High School will be utilized fer their benefit. Children will then be able to attend school all day and the overflow in classes, which are ‘now crowded, ‘will be remedied. Seventh—The assessed valuation of this district is approximately $1,175,000. The tax of twenty-cents on the one hundred dollars will raise $3,172.50, which amount is sufficient to replace the money that is being kept from the grammar schools. The cost to a taxpayer who is assessed for $400 will amount to $1.08 per year, but as: we have been paying ten cents on the hundred dollars for school bonds, which were paid for this year, the additional tax really amounts to only 68 cents in this case. Other assessments will be in proportion. Eighth—It should be borne in mind that the High School as now managed and supported shall not be allowed to continue after the end of the present year. Ninth—Should any’ of the school districts around Nevada City desire to pariicipate in the benefits of a High School they can gain this privilege by making arrangements with the Board of Trustees of this district. Tenth—A Deputy County Clerk will be at the polls tomorrow to register votes, so that no one need lose ‘his vote because of not being registered, Sold Today. ‘The property of Valentine Scheurman was sold at noon today at Sheriff's sale to satisfy a judgment obtained Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s ‘drug store. : in by Paul Ehman, who had the judgment for $500, e Pe Headache Saps Your Vitality * #C.C6.C.” on Every Tablet. Every tablet of Cascarets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Look for it ana And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf : 7 in the Superior Court for. B $676.11, with costs added. It was bid. # About Three TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. Coal cay i lnteresting News lems Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. Martin Thomas and Johneton Thomas, who have been to South Dakota = hundred and fifty were killed. had occurred. man in the mine is dead. Coat CREEL, Pa.,-May 19—There was a terrible explosion in the Fraterville and Thisle coal mines this morning. Three hundred men were at work in the mine at. the time, rescue party started in immediately after the explosion, but were forced toreturn on account of gas. , LATER—-The second relief party made good progfess until.they encountered a point where a heavy fall of slate The intense heat indicates that the fire is still raging. One body was recovered shortly before noon, terribly mangled. -There-is no longer-any-doubt that-every for the past two years returned thie afternoon on a visit to their folks. W. F. Englebright returned this afternoon from the Summit. W. Lathrop and wife are down from 1 1 Washington. seaped. The superintendent says at ieast one as as only Kang N h be y ued. A The Rusgell Company at the theater one have been rescued. tontaht. Farmers say when feed is high steck eats as if it never could get enough. Two carloads of pump column arrived here yesterday for the Gold Tunnel Mining Company. Newly married folks act as if they thought everybody was envious of them. Two carloads of pipe for the Nevada Gas and Electric Company arrived Aca VicTonoUs Nevadas on the Short End of the Baseball Score Yesterday. Grass Valley won the third game of the season from the Nevadas yesterday, by a score of 18 to 8. About as large a crowd was present as witnessed the first game. The ecoreis ne indication as to who should have won the game, for Nevadas certainly would have won the game but for Noak’s poor playing on third. However, Noack has been shifted about in every game, having played in different positions im each of the three games, Ballestero pitched for the home team, and again demonstrated his superiority over Overmyer. He struck out ten men as -against Overmyer’s one, and was batted for ten hits, the same number which the home team got off Overmeyer. Overmyer, by the way, could not strike out the Nevadas as he did a week ago, forevery one of them hit him when it came their turn to. batGrass Valley was “strengtbened” by Mike Birmingham of the Sacramento league team, on first, but the other new mean, Fiscell; on third, did not compare with Kaphan. Dan Stewart won the several prizes offered by knocking the first home run of the season. On the part of the Nevadas, the: new man, Galenda, proved himself to be aa fast, if not faster, than any man on the field yesterday. He certainly is a good sticker, and in fielding he played Morrow te a standstill at short, for he covered three times as much ground. O’Connor was off in his catching and throwing, and seemed bewildered whenever a foul fly was knocked, which fact was probably caused by the noise and firecrackers. These features of the games should certainly be stopped as they mar the interest taken, as people wisb to krow what the pleys are. Yesterday a person could not tell whether the umpire declared a ball er a strike. This might seem idle talk but people who are interested enough in baseball to goto the games should not be annoyed by: cowbells, gongs, firecrackers and such like. It is an old fashioned idea and the management should stop it. The crowd also should be kept outside the rail so as to give everyone achanceto see the game. ; To describe the game in detail would be uninteresting-as the official score ‘below gives the game in fall, NEvapDaAs. TBRBASBPOAE Beckley, 2b.... 5100220 O’Connor,c....6 0 1901111 O’Connor, 1b...6 0 81401 Glendo, s8.... 41310400 Ballestero, p ... 30 00010 Neack,.3b.... 413102 8-4 Hooper, rf.... 8100000 Hocking, cf... 48 2043100 Spargo, If.... 4120001 Tetale: oi .0c caoee 37 810 12477 Grass VaLteys TB R BH SBPOAE Morrow, ss....5 8 8 2 6 3:0 Fisgel, 3b.... 400 08:11 Birmingham, 1b.4 2 1.2 9 1 0 White, c..... 811 08320 Overmyer, p.... 422 008 0 Jerger, 2b..... 401.023 1.23 Stewart, rf....56 2 0 00 3 0 Whitbarn, cf....6 2 1 01 0 Ptawart, If.. <ccsscseck. 2: BA 4 © Tale. Se: 8913 10 4 2718 38 RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS, 128456789 Nevadas, abs... -e9 12400001—8 SG ce ccc 02230010 2—10 Grass Valleys. io Ses eps 80148002 —138 Wb iccaea cs baw 10232011 —10 SUMMARY, ~ Two base hitse—Glendo, Chas. O’Oonnor, Clare O’Connor, Overmyer. Three base hite—White, Morrow, Home Run—D, Stewart. : Sacrifice hit—Noack. Base on balls—Nevadas 3, Grass Valley 4. : Left’ on bases—Nevadas 4, Grass pio accept no other. Beware of fraud. . Valley 8. Wit by pitcher—Fiesel, Overmyer, here yesterday. Ballestero.. . At baseball Saturday the Piety Struck out—Ballestero 10, Over. Hills defeated the Eighth Grades by myer 1. score of 82 to 8. The educational committee met Saturday night and closed up the business of the High School campaign. How do you like to ran all the way to the postoffice to get there before it closes, and then get nothing? One good thing about a man not in the habit of. getting shaved at a barber shop, he does not kiek if he has to wait. Ernest Towle will leave here on ‘Thursday next for the German Hospital, San Francisco, where he goes for medical treatment. The game of baseball at Glenbrook Park Saturday between the Prospect . Hills:and a.Grass Valley nine, resulted in the defeat of the Nevadas by a score of 17 to5. At the Quaker Hill gravel mine Saturday John Connors was caved on and had one of his feet badly bruised. He was brought to thie city for treat: ment. There was but a small audience at the theater Saturday night to witness the production of ‘‘A Husband on Salary,” but those who were pres2nt enjoyed it very much. Legg & Shaw Co, have a new adver. tisement in teday’s Transcript which will be found of iuterest to.all who enjoy hunting. They have made a speeial price on their rifles and shot guns. Passed balls—O’Connor 2, White 2. Um pire—Oscar Coflin, Scorer—L. A. Garthe. Time of game—2 hrs. 10 min. PARADE TORIGRT. School Children Will March Through the vireets. At 7:30 o’clock this evening the pupils of all the grades of the Nevada City schools will meet in the schoolyard to form in line for parade. The columao will move at’ 8:15 o’elock, passing down Cottage street,dewn by the Courthouse, Commercial, down Main, across the Plaza, up Broad to the Theatre, where It will disband. This should surely be an object lesson to those who have . been talking against the high school proposition. Hand Badiy Hurt. While John Tamblyn, the wellknown blacksmith, was shoeing « horse this afternoon had the misfortune to have his hand badly cut. down Pine, down The Blues won from the Grays in the game of basket ball at Armory Hall Saturday night by a score of 40 to 88. During the progress of the game Howard Sweet had the misfortuve to wrench his ankle, . P. G, Scadden has a new advertisement in this evening’s TransoripT in which be speaks of various kinds of crackers, wafers and cookies. Among those mentioned are champagne, athena, graham, ramona, nabisco and THEATER 10 Russell's Players to Appear Here All Of This Week. bas the following to say about the . Russell Players, a week’s engagement at the local theater this evening: “Each performance seemed of their auditors. The company has . ported all the great stars of his day— Curchman, Adelaide Neilson ~ househo'd words in the another with all the ease and facility . of the most accomplished artist. Her} clear, resonant voice and dis‘iuct enuneiation are something to be, pleasantly remembered. Messrs. Ben. nison, Broughton and Smith have) given good support during the week, while Mae Mason and Zorah Irwin did . their parts excellently.” } Seats are now on sale at Foley’s . “Uncle Josh” will be the bill. tonight. . Quite a Shock. About half-past ten -o’clock this . morning one of the sharpest shocks of . earthquake that has been felt bere in. many. years startled the community, and lasted for fully half a minute. It shook the courthouse like a leaf. Th® Court was adjourned for a brief time to allow the ccunty officers a chance to gain their composure. The shock was at Gold Flat was particularly noticeable. ? . a all

Additional Personals. E. W. and I. Penrose are down from North Bloomfield. L. R. Poundstone came down from Gaston Ridge today. Mrs. M. D, Cooley came down from Washington today on her way to San Francisco. Mrs. W. M. Burekhalter came in on the afterneen train from Truckee. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the social tea wafers and many kinds of crackers. Read the advertisement. John Sneath Dead. Signature of Mrs. John T. Morgan to-day received the sad intelligence of the death of her nephew, Joha Sneath, which occurred at Pioche, Nev., on May 10th. The deceased was about 88 years of age and formerly lived en Gold jFlat,; near this city, where he spent most of his boyhood life, his father then being an owner in the Sneath & Clay mine. ;Mr. Sneath had many friends iu this vicinity who will regret to learn of his-death. Whiskey that suits, that does you good, aids your digestion and appetite, is the pure stuff—“Jesse Moore” rye or. bourbon. Locket Lost. A go!d locket with the initials “A, K.S.” engraved on it has been lost. Finder please return to TRaNsORIPT office, mi19 T. and PR. Worcestershire 303 Savage Rifles — Try PETERS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS ridges and you will use no other. LEGG & SHAW COMPANY Have Bargains to Offer in .SPORTING GOODS.. Lefever Hammerless Shot Guns $30.00 Winchester Repeating Shot Guns $17.00 $19.00 Cart— Sae.. x Boo. Electro-Dental Parlors Is a home product made in Oakland, fully the equal of the imDR. R. PPdEEy E. SMITH ported—preferred by many. It is an agreeable addition to Soups and Gravies and is unexcelled . for flavoring Fish, Game and Meats. it, for you will like it. For sale in all the leading — grocery stores throughout Oalifornia, and in Nevada Oity by These parlors are a branch of t established nearly tour with allthe modern absolutely first-class work. Office and Factory @@" No charge for Extracting Phone Main 633. : 519 Thirteenth St., Oakland a he Electro-Deneal Parlors seers ago, On best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and Are Located Here PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. when plates are ordered, e of the largest and Permanently ELECTRICAL and other conveniences for doing P. G. S C ADDEN a AM work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES ~ I PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS : . : CROWNS 22 Keen * 6.05 Al Cte eee me ..$2.00 Up Taylor & Robinson BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING NOS.. coekeremgy ey R. E. SMITH, D. D. s, lasonic Bullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. generally felt throughout the city and . Capitan To afternoon: . row night for San Francisco to attend _ . the Grand Lodge K. of P. F day from Blue Canyon, where she was The Grass Valley Tidings-Telegraph ca who will commence his son George, . Francisco yesterday. . will remain for a week or two and his to son will take a permanent position in ingratiate them into the good graces. bia store here. certainly some remarkable players.. night for San Francisco, where the Mr. Rutledge is an actor who bas sup-. gentleman will: represent Summit Lodge, K. of P, at the Grand Lodge Edwin Forrest, Edwin Booth, Charlotte ‘and Mrs. O'Neill goes as the repreand gentative of Myrtle Temple in the many others whose names today are’ Grand Lodge of that order, which theatrical meets at the same time. world, He bas the traditions of the ‘Phe block sign 1 system will be imgreatones who have gone before bim, mediately extended from Oolfax to and it would be hard to say in what gugramento. particular line be is at his best. His gi; been completed and Foreman Robwife is certainly a remarkable actress ertg of the telephone service, comand can change frem One character te . menged placing the wire last Monday. Mahe Du . . . Nevada City. of Sacramento, . Budget of Truckee Hems. The following items are taken from the Truckee Republican of Saturday Lake Git bing Yesterday, ee, bara 1d will leave tomor»r is ap from Aa Wm. McDeuga er nee , er frol Mrs. Dan Peterman returned Thar s. gfoulter is ov A.W. Keneger of Al na visit. on Morris of San F nending a few days. , Hazard is here fr lled by the death of her father. Hon. J. L. Lewison, accompanied by ariived here from San’ Mr. Lewison The old Kennebeo i: City, one of the pot hata ' the mountains, was destroyed 4 yesterday morning, For. _ : a favorite stopping placs feral being conducted by the lat «. visor F. M. Pridgeon, who. a cordial greeting for the fire stertedin the kitchens anknown cause and it seoried moment until the whole bailding a mass of flames, and it barn he tinder box. The house was bur the ground together with ite oon nothing whatever being sured . Mahoney had charge of the ole is at a loss to know as to the the fire. arle of Crockett is . ys. William O'Neill and wife left last assie. returned Satur ento. od Mrs, BE, T. B. Pe nleft thie morning isco. 'w. Arnhart has gone visit-her-daughter. Levinsky, president o ) Mining Company: yg for San Francisco. ‘Samuel Greenberg @1 sre last evening on . reenberg’s ‘sister, Mi im. : Strange arrived here m San Franeisco on . or, Mra. P. Ozalli. Moody has returned The block houses have Tt has been said that a) pe good,” Bat “Jesse Moore” ig) than others. Found;‘atj agus places. 7 J. H. Neely and his sister, Mrg. John McDonald, were cal:ed to-Clip per Gap yesterday by the illness of their father. r & Co, Nevada ( 0. i Moroine is here from y, Mublenbrook left rysville and San Fr: yer of Sierra Oity tevening from San t this morning for hot ad Mrs. S. Goldma o are here on @ visit Shannon, J, HE, Baek 1H. V. Berry of San rhere last evening. Dennis left yesterday aco where he has a po naster Calkins. left Francisco, John Cleave and da last evening from f —— <r 000000 pe and Gold utp 3 These are theSchool. We have it now in all widths t prices, and we have all kinds of. We can supply all now. Comej the crowd and buy a Bow of Puff and Gold Ribbon. Respectfully, . MAKER & Of aa ee ae a ee a colors of the Hi own and R. Sooy c orth San Juan thie for San Francisco. Cochran of Beston {fc 9 trip. M. Rutherford of th ican made a flying vi seat on Sunday. H the morning train { o, and returned to T pm train. ng of Gaston Ridg ncisco Saturday, Sarah Sneath has visit with friends in Mein ef Oaklan et evening on a Vv: J. M. Hadley. M. Garver returned . m a visit to Sacramen' Martena Marsh ret p from’s visit to San . H. Dickerman retua ening from a visit at. POD OD PRY PIV VG “FORCE The newest and latest breakfast and health fom It requires no cooking and can be eaten Mi from the package. It’s the whole of the wheat with Barley malt flakes, and it’s cooked. 4 PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CENTS. C. E. Mulloy, Grocet WS homas Penrose rett from a visit to San ff Getcheil and wife y from a brief vie 0, Murchie hag retu! BCisco, Charles Schwartz, wh at San Francisco turday evening. nd Mrs. Thomas e been visiting at . burned to San Fra ryy yy bees, OED DY YS aw aawhwiwiwiwiwiwited wield Oe Ne NNN NNN A Reduction of 25 per cal On All Trimmed Hats.. Commercial 8t., MRS. L. LUBECK, oon nd Mrs. Thomas H om North San Juan German, who has be Francisco, returnes and left for his pan Juan, ‘rank Gillispie and here last evening fr 8 visit to Mra, Gill .4nd Mre, R. G. & Henrietta Rush of § here last evening 0 i Mrs. L. Hyman. 4. Hyman returned m Sacramento, whe fending the Sacram We have a new and beantifal of elegant Trimmed Hats . All the latest effects for su Come and see them and the a ingly low prices. iy po ISI> 96209 Silverware of All Kind Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoous: Prentice is over f Division Freight a ent of the Seuthe by. = Lenore Oalkins ret trom a visit to Sacr Picco BSI AMEE tendent ML W. . Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repé 3 re last evening fre echelon ; this morning for — Will Never Be Jewelet 4,¢-_1 BRAND, + The FE ting kind, Poing your level bes turing before judgi minking before spea Minding by your pt “*pping your ears t ing generous to an king pardon when "oP lying about you ‘ing honest in yo Handsome Clocks We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks of kinds, large and small. They are all guara? None Better. Our prices are the Lowest. ' Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our Speolel : PHONE WEST 14, Sg Ptnese in ke tat ers U yADA BROAD STREE!, NE “4