November 1, 1901 (4 pages)

“Yosnemeenrene . THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Sohn Swart Is Dead, ‘ On Grial Goday. . Stringent Curfew. At the Theater Tonight. Dwelling Rurned. s the en an Whsp The theater goers of this city will . PiymouTH, Paios. 1st— t to effec ity rtun into oppo an goes have law this evening new. curfew by the 4 gee a first class entertainment for all sorts of trouble is expected re P, 0. BOX B seeeee oassnpes cee Damage Suit of Urs. Sites on. . L, JSGrautman’s Residence Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted He Expired Suddenly at DownDestroyad By Fire. ' the City of Yevada. the th. small price at Nevada Theater, a8 good peopl evf Plymou _ toville Chis Yoon Before BROWN & CALEINS. At 11 o’clock this forenoon an alarm, O'Malley Sisters Company will apThe damage suit of Mrs. Sarah Giles and conagainst the City of Nevada for the: of fire was sounded from box No. 52, pear. The program is long and; inl véva , skits dy which is located near Dan Marsh’s come sists of razing of a partially burned residence on upper Pine street. came up for trial residence on Park Avenue, The alarm strumental music and fancy dancing. His Wite Arrived Chere. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By [iail, ' eke. By Cerrier, ~ John Swart of Grass Valley, the photographer, has been quite sick in the Superior Oourt today. 12 1-2c Per Week od $6 Per Year destroyed the dwelling house of L. J. with pneumonia at Downieville for plaintiff sues for $1200, which inclades the Value of the unburned portion of Trautman, which stood at the upper Delivered to any part of the city. FRIDAY. 2c The was caused by a fire which totally An entire change of program will be eee! Nov. 1, 1901 Personal Pointers. several days and. in response to the building, interest and costs of suit. end of Silva lane. About 10:30 o’clock telephone message his wife left here on The plaintiff is represnted by A. BurMrs. Trautman lit a fire in the front this morning’s stage, but when she rows of Graes Valley, while T. 8. Ford room stove for the purpose of warmarrives there this evening she will and I. O. Lindley are attorneys for ing up the place for her sick son, Da eer Out Concrete Std The law years of age 16 under ehildren stricta after 9 o’clock from being on the streets 10 o’clock, at 18 er und e at night, thos and fine anst arre to le liab ng bei y the ber os their lese accompanied by a mem Something Yow Ghat: Largely Adopt given tomorrow evening. The perfamily over 21 years of age. The law formance is a most enjoyable one and also regulates the age at attendance at a large audience will undoubtedly be public valle, restricts the time of sach a present each evening. The prices are functions to1 o’clock and imposes be pocan lar seats and regu s the cent 35 des and 5 besi 10,.2 license fee of $5 s will procured at Foley’s. lice protection. The curfew hour : Stall the of ing ring be made known by the Advertised Letters. s. fire gong Vil concrete sidewalks « with much favor—inme municipalities of this Stat are being used in several o towns. The material is — Pacing Begins durable. In fact it costs wooden sidewalks and it San FrRanorsco, Nov. Tet—Everything 3 Francis, In about half an hour she is in readiness for the opening of 14, that found and room the to returned John W. O'Neill was sworn in as meeting of the new California Jockey life quite suddenly about noon today. ~7oostenographet to report the case, after a portion of the ceiling around the E. M. Lynn is here from Sacramento. The following is a list of the letters According to reports received here which the opening statements of the stove-pipe was in flames, and gave Mrs. Preston of Sacramento, who has ning in the Postoffice at Nevada remai inaugurate the season of winter raging been here on visit with her father, M. the sick man’s physician visited him case were made by the attorneys. By the alarm. The neighbors quickly reCity, October 31, 1901: on the coast. For several weeks pay” L. Marsh, returned home this mornat his*room in the hotel about 12 stipulation it was agreed to try the sponded and formed a “bucket brigChase Jerome the stables have been filled with tu _ Jno, ra. ade,” and carried water from Little 31—M Oct. Ont., , Davis Levi case with mine jurors instead of the ing. Brrpaerown horses shipped from the East o’clock this noon and found him sitDeer creek. Most of the furniture Greg Lizzie Mrs. anq the G. Camozzie and child, who have been regular number of twelve. Robertson was knocked dewn by aram on M. D. Momes a by outlook is promising for a suocessty . ting up in bed and apparently feeling was removed from the burning build. ked attac was rate The following jarors were sworn in prost here on a Visit with Mrs. Genasci and while and » Nevill James much better {than he had been. He to try the case: James Harrigan, James ing. family, returned home todsy. drove of hogs and killed. When she meeting. Petrovich Guro _—__ Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 1 was quisiey Thos, B. Superintendent W.H. Bray of the asked for something to eat so the docWatt, James Green; Jo V. Bell, J. L. was found both arms had been eaten Choice oyster cook-tails can be pro3 odrigues Francisco—2 fright most wise other body Posey mine went to San Francisco this tor went down stairs to have hie dinFowler, H. ©. Mills, H. J. Fachs, M. J. the first of the fire laddies to reach off and the Stuart W. cured at ‘Billy Britland’s Counsil ~ the scene. The Prospect Hill boys ed. Higgins, W. Bree, morning. mangl fully ner prepared for him. When he.reIf not called for in ‘fifteen days letal Chambers, on Broad street. site Wm. Barton returned last evening The first witness called was City and Company No. 3 followed, and the will be sent to the dead letter. ofters from: Reno, where he has been on a bus turned a half hour later ‘with the Olerk Sydney Peard, who testified as to the fire hose was joined, measuring fice. Parties calling for any of these Your medicine chest is incomplete food he was horrified to find that his the city records in relation to the mat800 feet in all. This was not long letters will please say “advertised iness trip. : it 7 Mr.and Mrs. Skidmore of North patient was dead. He had been quite ter and to the correctness of the same. enough to reach from the nearest hypay afee of one cent for each letter. it is not stocked with Jesse Moore . 8. Carkins, Postmaster L. drant to the scene of the fire. Some Bloomfield came down to the county Toronto, Ont:, Oct. 31—John Armsick but there was no thought that the He testified that the city condemned garden hose was procured and a “‘re—— + me > 4 seat last evening and returned home the property and ordered it torn down. strong aged 56, came home last night end was near and his sudden death is this morning. Timothy Giles was next called and ducer” attached. When this was done and found.his wife lying dead in bed. J. W. Wilcoxon came down from Sia terrible shock to his family and testified that the house cost $1300 and the main hose bursted. The firemen E. B. Manday, a lawyer of Henrietta, He went to the cellar and bung himerra Valley last evening. many friends. A widow, two sons that two-thitds of it was destroyed by fought the flames as well as they Texas, once f @ grave-diggor, He : self, New York, Nov. 1—The Republican says: “My brother was very low with — Frank Morphy returned here last and one daughter survive him. fire; that one-third of it was uninjured could under the circumstances, and k will malarial fever and jaundice, I per. kept the fire from spreading. campaign in Greater New evening from the State of Nevada. The Best Prescription for Malaria John Swart was a man of sterling and later torn dewn by the city. He The loss is estimated to be $1000, practically close tonight with the monsuaded him to try’Electric Bitters, and W. P. Ellison and wife of Dallas, farther testified that the building had he was soon much better, but contig. qualities and held the honor and reChills and-Fever isa bottle of Grove’s aed their use until he was wholly © Texas, are here on visit to friends, beer ineured for $1200 but on account and the dwelling and furniture were ster meeting to be held under the aussimply is It Tonic. Ohill ean Club, Tasteless “The insurance ices of the West Side Republi F. Davenport of San Francisco arspect of all who knew him. He conof its partial destruction the insurance insured for $550. cured. I am eure Electric Bitters saved on the former was carried by a Senator Chauncey M. Depew will be Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. his life.” This remedy expels malaria, rived here last evening. ducted a photograph gallery at this company only allewed him $700. No cure, no pay. Price, 260. my156m kille disease germs and purifies thy © company represented by L. A. Garpresent,and the speakers will include H. Northley came down from Washcity for a number of years. previous to blood; aids fon, regulates liver, the. The furniture was insured ina Seth Low; Jacob A. Kanter and Justice Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. . ington last evening. kidneys and ele, cures constipaabout two years ago, when he moved company whose local agent is W. D. Jerome. J. Schilling of Boston is here on a The Holland Ranch, situated near tion, ie bg mervous diseases, kid. — with his family to Grass Valley. Seth Lowe, the Fusion candidate for Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. ney tron , female complaints; gives Vinton. business trip. Waxel, the well known tailor has an eo The house. was built about a year Mayor, is the favorite ten to nine in the Yerms part down and balance on time. sap health. Only 50c at Vinton’s Mr. and Mrs. Joost of Camptonville rag store. advertisement in this evening’s Tranago, and it was a neat and combetting this morning. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf arrived here last evening and left this learn that her husband departed this the city. HA Shocking Death. twice as long. It is used to. tent on outlying streets in . —places where property vai Club at Oakland tomorrow, which wi; justify the use of more materials. investigate its merits, ‘The manner of making t! as follows: Place a 2x6 inel curb along each edge of Wet and tamp the. earth tl between these curbs until is raised to within one i grade whep finished. — Fi one inch w earth thorot verized and dry. Heat oruc Yot Without Her. oil to at least 200 degrees Closes Gonight. oughly saturate the loose, the walk. in which he has an important fortable home. Sohn Knotwell Dead. sonipT announcement to make to the gentle in that city. John Konotwell, ) Perkins’ Big Sale. men of Nevada City. He makes the very best of clothes for as low prices Fine Exercises Each Evening as ready-made articles can be proF Tos ANGELES, Oct, 31st—The Cananea cured and guarantees a perfect fit. The ladies of the Trinity Episcopal Rancho, consisting of nearly four hanHe gets his material from the best church who are arranging for the tig dred thousand acres, has been sold to Oe should be made, 20 Rounds Gonight. such walks than loam or ad . result is asmooth and slighi path, freedom from dust weather, and if the walk be crowned along the center, it immediately after rains, anc Maher & Co., Nevada City Death of Urs. Yovitzky today. Mrs. John T. Chesnut, who resided in this city some years ago, committed suicide yesterday at Pacific Grove by cutting her throat with a razor. Itis thought that her death was the result of temporary insanity. She had suffered from attacks of melancholy. The deceased belonged to a well known family. Her age was 77 years, of the bridge are being tnacadamized and the stone work will be cemented more compactly. When completed The Great American Importing Tea it will bea first-class piece of work Oompany, as will beseen by their new and the structure will stand for years. Great Bargains. advertisement, is now giving away free with teas, coffees, spices, flavoring extracts, soda, mush and baking powder 14g pounds of sugar with each 25 cent purchase, 8 pounds with each 60 cent purchase,6 pounds with each $1 purchase and 30 pounds with each She $5 purchase, Read their new adver leaves three daughters and two sons— tisement in this evening’s TRransonirt. Mrs. I. Stein of Grass Valley, Mrs. Livingston of Carson City, Mre. Hugh A Pleasant Social. Harris of Chicago, and Sam. Novitzky The entertainment and social given of Randsburg and Geo. I. Novitzky of by the Epworth League at the MethNorfolk, Virginia. The funeral will odist church last night was a very pleasant affair. An excellent musi+ cal and literary program was renFo Commence Wednesday Night. dered, and Hallowe’en fittingly ob take place on Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Attention, Shrewd Buyers! © aiee near North San Juan, arrive MAME E & CoO. Se Seventeen carloads of apples and two cents. carloads of grapes were shipped to Having made a specialty since it Eastera points through Colfax yestercame into existence of properly dealFurs ! Furs ! } Furs!!! day morning. ing with its responsibilities, the ReChas. E, Mulloy, the pioneer grocer, publican party can be trusted pot to Rosenberg Bros, bave just received shirk any of them. announces to the public today that he has.a guessing contest in progress one of the largest stocks of the celeSorbetto Ioecream Sandwiches are at his store, and invites everybody to brated H. Liebes Furs that ever came to call and try their luck. Read hie Nevada City, comprising all of the very the very latest thing out. Ohas. E. o2ltf changed advertisement in this evenlatest styles, . Ladies should call early ‘Tegler makes them. Try one. and get firat choice. ing’s TRANSCRIPT. nl-3t ooo For life insurance see T. B. Gray. The Population of Nevada City iGo to N. Robr-for your house paint ing. Bae tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall’ tf For a clean, smooth shave call at Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat andlungs, as those complaints are, according to etatistics, more numerous than any others We would. advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their drugTom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Comgist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 26c mercial St; price 15c. Baths 25c. tf. and 650c. Trial size free. For sale, The choicest brands’ of whisky and A. Dickerman, sole agent. w casonaneeciceancaiie asi cigars can be found at W.J. BrirLanp’s It makes you feel good bat it does Council Chambers. Try them. tf We can ‘please the most fastidious not make a fool of yon—the Gilt Edge whiskey. : 4 in millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. ~O4ll on Ed Schmidt when you want The First For the Season. anything in the tobacco line. tf P. G. Scadden, the. grocer, has reLatest and most stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Mies Hoefts. tf ceived a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quanFor the best of everything in the tities to suit and at a reasonable meat line send your orders to Naffziger price, o1mt ing Works tomorrow. Death of Mrs. J, T. Hi Mrs. John T. .Howard, fo this city, died at San Frar Sunday. The news of her ¢ received here with deep regi county, died @ few months a To Discuss Chinese Excle A Guessing Contest A committee, headed by Ma D. Vhelan, has called a con meet in San Francisco on — 2lst to diseuss the Ohinese There is one going on here. Come around and see-about it. It’s worth your time. . act, and to memorialize Cc re-enact the measure. T visors of Nevada county ‘Trustees of Nevada Cit; CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer, Nevada City Board of Tra quested to send five delegat _———_+-0@0--—__—— Broad Stveet, Nevada City, Calif. A Mean Act. Last night some parties pl . Seventy rails across the él hear the Gold Run bridg &mean act, to say the leas The “Lucky Curve” Feed ~—e Wheeler & Wilson New Home _ Fountain Pen. that deserves severe conder = Deafness Cannot Be c By local applications, as t Teach the Standard The lucky curve not dnl feeds the ink perfectly tv the point of the pen and in uantity desired, but it e =; back intothe reser drains the in: from the feed pocket, so that the <j voir when the oe ie carried in owner will not annoyed wiping off the end of the ; Fotintain when he t usea. 3 OF, failing to do 50 White diseased portion here is only one way to Ness, and that is by. col Temedies. Deafness cal Have you seen the Parker “Lucky Ourve” Fountain Pen! . inflamed condition of and when it is ent e hess is the result,and un flam mation ean be taken ¢ tube restored to. its. norma A. & H. W. HARTUNG hearing will be destroyed fc Case out of ten jt quich is nothing but an tn Catarrh) that pelarte Cure, Shreve & Co. Dealers in Diamonds and Watches, Cut . Glass, Leather Goods, SEWING MACHINES _ AT OUT RATES soa ole e.” Hall’s Family PillsTit are¢ Rm esses: NT ee e line ' won band a fin 5 es’ Walking Hats which 4 © LOW PRIC.FS. . Call tu and see them iiss Amelia Stevens -nextto W. G. Rie ‘LEGG & SHAW CO's} can Sold by on Makers of PINE JEWELRY and SILVER WARE . I Ing of the Eustaehian Tu this tube gets inflamed Tumbling sound or im having inky flogers. PILES CANDY. will be forwarded to the Sell Buckeye mills while residit ——— Will Play a Match Game. a big pile of cordwood on Prospect dances will be taught. Mr. Walling of this city will play. match game Hill, near Keller’s place, last night, and Mr. McCluskey will do the teachwith the Grass Valley club at Glenand left the fuel strewn all over the ing and Mr. Gault will furnish the brook Park on Sunday, November 9th. roid. The culprits should be made to music, Gentlemen will be charged The game will likely draw a large put it back and saw it up. 50 cents for admission and ladies 25 crowd of spectators. A shipment of good specis —two carloads—from the Gas houses at Grass Valley fo Mr. Howard, who repres ra Working Night and Day. were also received today. been ill, Mr.and Mrs, Ho sided at tha Union Hotel du: stay here a few years ago. . lived in one of John F. Respectfully, BORN. ; morning train, Two carloads of large pip Blue Gravel mine at North B . many friends, It came as as it was not known that make your money go a long way. In Nevada township, Nov. 1, 1901, to The busiest and mightiest little thing the wife of A. Deschwander, a son. served. ‘ that ever was made.is Dr. King’s New In Nevada City, California, October : Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness’ into 81st, to the wife of Fred Tredinnick a L. A. Walling, Compton Gault and energy, brain-fag into mental power. daughter. G. Lotz of Indian Flat is seriously James McCluskey will open a dancThey’re wonderful in building up the At North Bloomfield, California, Ocill with typhoid fever, health. Only 25c per box. Sold by W. tober 29th, 1901, to the wife of William ing school at Odd Fellows’ Hall next The recently organized football team D. Vinton. Trood, a daughter. Some mischievous boys~threw down Wednesday night and all the latest Ylotes of Interest. Depot Notes, ery consigned to the Enai; Come to us for Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, and The Handsom est Woman n Nevada Cit A Night of Terror. Cannot preserve her beauty, except she “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow ‘keeps here bowels and digestive organs of the brave General Burnham of Machin a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea jas, Me., when the doctors said she moves the bowels every day, and cures would die from Pneumonia before indigestion. It purifies the blood, morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln, clears up the complexion, and gives who attended her that fearftil night, you a good appetite. Price 25c. and butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dis60c. a package. Forsale by H. Dickcovery, which had more than once erman, sole agent. tf (oN ee saved her life, and cured her of Consumplion. After taking, she slept all Malaria Causes Billousness. night. Further use entirely cured her.” ‘This -marvelous medicine is Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest the cause. z and Lung Diseases. Only 650c and $1. a Trial bottles free at Vinton’s drug store. slight elasticity makes it a ‘sirable walk, A number of copper plat . Gaston Mining Company's received at the depot today, shipped to the mine. ro A boiler, pump. and other Big Cash Dry Goods Store has lived in Grass Valley and vicinity road not long ago, is being further imvention of the Kentucky Women’s proved. The approaches at each end Christian Temperance Union opened . since 1850, here today and will be in session. for several days. The attendance is unusually large and the visitors are in full possession of the city; every purpose in wet weat dark-brown color commend where the sunlight is inte1 the interior of this State, pr Our store is full of the best stock of Dry Goods that was . ever brought to this or any other city in California. We want — you all to pay us a visit. Our prices are well worth your seeing. Come where you can get the most for your money. Come where you can get lots of new things. Come where they do not force you to buy. Come to the place where Upton Brothers, the well-known printis exeverything they sell is just as represented, or your money ts the project of working the beds time he was elected a Justice of the ers of San Francisco, was: in this city the best local talent. Each evening fore them, and a lively contest delicate refreshments will be served. of the South Yuba river near pected. Peace in Bloomfield township, Durtoday, having. been summoned to ao = Be here for you. Hoyt’s crossing, arrived here yesterGrass Valley on account of the death ing his active career he engaged in Improving the Gold Run Bridge. day. at that place of his uncle, John Upton, Ohe White Ribboners. We want to call your attention to the Jacket and Cape G. H. Fairchild returned last evenmining to a considerable extent, who will be buried tomorrow afterDisplay, also the Teanis Gown Display now to be seen in ing from San Francisco, where he has Besides his wife, he leaves a large noon. Deceased was well and favThe bridge over Gold Run ravine Paris, Ky., Nov. 1—The annual con’ been on business. our large show windows. circle of friends tomourn his demise. orably known all over the county and which was strengthened for the electric Fred Reeb, a commercial traveler of He was a native of England and aged San Francisco, is here to attend toabout 66 years. nigbt’s Pythian celebration. C, L. Wallace, the popular traveling man of Oakland, left this afternoon for Reno. R.’C. Landsburg, G. A. Landsburg and T. A. Monrce came down from Relief Hill today. At Srass Valley at Yoon Corday, R. F. Burns is up from Auburn, Wm, Giffin, the cigar dealer, has reFuneral Sunday. turned from a business trip to Reno. Mrs. Novitzky, wife of the late Henry + ome Novitzky, died at Grass Valley at noon Committed Suicide. ; A gravelly clay seems to be who has been a firms and spares no time or pains bazaar to be given at Armory Hall next the Greene Copper Mining Oompany. resident of North Bloomfield for many in constructing them. If there is any Wednesday and Thursday evenings, The property was owned by United years, died at his home at that place defects in the making up of the gooda have decided to set aside one evening States Senator George C. Perkins and this afternoon about two o’clock. He he will gladly fix it up to the satisfacon the program «8 “Grass Valley night” ethers. The ranch extends from the tion of the purchaser. Mr. Waxel alwhen a large crowd of people is exArizona bcundaries south into the State had not been sick long, but was subso makes a specialty of cleaning and pected to come up from that city on of Sonora, Mexico. ject_to attacks of pneumonia, which repairing clothes, which he guarantees the electric cars and N.C. N.G. R. R caused his death. The deceased conto be all right before allowing it to go Wednesday evening has been desigducted a drug store there for over out of his shop. Oall around to his nated for this purpose and a fine prothirty years, and. was always active place of business and have your measgram will be rendered by the best talures taken for a new winter sult. ent in cur sister town. During the Miss Walsh of Moores Fiat is visiting in any movement started in the inSatt Lake, Nov. 1—A good card has afternoon of Wednesday the hall will been provided for a boxing show of the friends here. terests of his home town and its vibe open to all who wish to visit the Athletie Ciub tonight,, The wind-up To be Burried Tomorrow. Miss McOlure of Downieville arrived cinity. Some years ago Mr. Knotwell fancy work booths. Thursday evening will be a twenty-round go at 185 pounds here yesterday, ; will be “Nevada City night,” when a between Roy Condie and Clem TurnWilliam M. Earl, the New York! represented the Fourth district on the Thomas B. Upton, of the firm of splendid program will be rendered by ville. Both men have good records bemining man who is interested in Board of Supervisors, and at anothe Mrs. H.C. Smith of Eureka is here visiting ber sister, Mrs, C. L, Muller. Mrs. James Bradbury and daughter of North San Juan are visiting Miss Annie Coben. ¢ Mrs. J. M. Walling has returned from Newcastle where she has been visiting friends. Charles Burton of Grass Valley came down from Gaston Ridge yesterday. The off should oughly worked into the ear the course.of a week ortwo but lighter application of . Suit of Clothes Cheap. morning for San Francisco. W. B. Hansbugh is down from the St. Paul mine. J.B. Wilbauer is here from San Jose. Ain Old Resident of orth Miss Ethel Mulloy left this morning Bloomtied Passes Away. for Oakland to visit har many friends The new mate be used to advantage in ou it stands property-owners . Go For Those Home The finest Prunes in the: Were raleed and cured . Smith. For sale at 8 po runeg, ee ORE eer nef you want a good, . tnd see Wm, Harrys ' NN “AA “a because 700 bare a Fp veut: aes Self control, steady pct" ew Edge whie Try it, Mey Son Tab amt

“Yosnemeenrene . THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Sohn Swart Is Dead, ‘ On Grial Goday. . Stringent Curfew. At the Theater Tonight. Dwelling Rurned. s the en an Whsp The theater goers of this city will . PiymouTH, Paios. 1st— t to effec ity rtun into oppo an goes have law this evening new. curfew by the 4 gee a first class entertainment for all sorts of trouble is expected re P, 0. BOX B seeeee oassnpes cee Damage Suit of Urs. Sites on. . L, JSGrautman’s Residence Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted He Expired Suddenly at DownDestroyad By Fire. ' the City of Yevada. the th. small price at Nevada Theater, a8 good peopl evf Plymou _ toville Chis Yoon Before BROWN & CALEINS. At 11 o’clock this forenoon an alarm, O'Malley Sisters Company will apThe damage suit of Mrs. Sarah Giles and conagainst the City of Nevada for the: of fire was sounded from box No. 52, pear. The program is long and; inl véva , skits dy which is located near Dan Marsh’s come sists of razing of a partially burned residence on upper Pine street. came up for trial residence on Park Avenue, The alarm strumental music and fancy dancing. His Wite Arrived Chere. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By [iail, ' eke. By Cerrier, ~ John Swart of Grass Valley, the photographer, has been quite sick in the Superior Oourt today. 12 1-2c Per Week od $6 Per Year destroyed the dwelling house of L. J. with pneumonia at Downieville for plaintiff sues for $1200, which inclades the Value of the unburned portion of Trautman, which stood at the upper Delivered to any part of the city. FRIDAY. 2c The was caused by a fire which totally An entire change of program will be eee! Nov. 1, 1901 Personal Pointers. several days and. in response to the building, interest and costs of suit. end of Silva lane. About 10:30 o’clock telephone message his wife left here on The plaintiff is represnted by A. BurMrs. Trautman lit a fire in the front this morning’s stage, but when she rows of Graes Valley, while T. 8. Ford room stove for the purpose of warmarrives there this evening she will and I. O. Lindley are attorneys for ing up the place for her sick son, Da eer Out Concrete Std The law years of age 16 under ehildren stricta after 9 o’clock from being on the streets 10 o’clock, at 18 er und e at night, thos and fine anst arre to le liab ng bei y the ber os their lese accompanied by a mem Something Yow Ghat: Largely Adopt given tomorrow evening. The perfamily over 21 years of age. The law formance is a most enjoyable one and also regulates the age at attendance at a large audience will undoubtedly be public valle, restricts the time of sach a present each evening. The prices are functions to1 o’clock and imposes be pocan lar seats and regu s the cent 35 des and 5 besi 10,.2 license fee of $5 s will procured at Foley’s. lice protection. The curfew hour : Stall the of ing ring be made known by the Advertised Letters. s. fire gong Vil concrete sidewalks « with much favor—inme municipalities of this Stat are being used in several o towns. The material is — Pacing Begins durable. In fact it costs wooden sidewalks and it San FrRanorsco, Nov. Tet—Everything 3 Francis, In about half an hour she is in readiness for the opening of 14, that found and room the to returned John W. O'Neill was sworn in as meeting of the new California Jockey life quite suddenly about noon today. ~7oostenographet to report the case, after a portion of the ceiling around the E. M. Lynn is here from Sacramento. The following is a list of the letters According to reports received here which the opening statements of the stove-pipe was in flames, and gave Mrs. Preston of Sacramento, who has ning in the Postoffice at Nevada remai inaugurate the season of winter raging been here on visit with her father, M. the sick man’s physician visited him case were made by the attorneys. By the alarm. The neighbors quickly reCity, October 31, 1901: on the coast. For several weeks pay” L. Marsh, returned home this mornat his*room in the hotel about 12 stipulation it was agreed to try the sponded and formed a “bucket brigChase Jerome the stables have been filled with tu _ Jno, ra. ade,” and carried water from Little 31—M Oct. Ont., , Davis Levi case with mine jurors instead of the ing. Brrpaerown horses shipped from the East o’clock this noon and found him sitDeer creek. Most of the furniture Greg Lizzie Mrs. anq the G. Camozzie and child, who have been regular number of twelve. Robertson was knocked dewn by aram on M. D. Momes a by outlook is promising for a suocessty . ting up in bed and apparently feeling was removed from the burning build. ked attac was rate The following jarors were sworn in prost here on a Visit with Mrs. Genasci and while and » Nevill James much better {than he had been. He to try the case: James Harrigan, James ing. family, returned home todsy. drove of hogs and killed. When she meeting. Petrovich Guro _—__ Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 1 was quisiey Thos, B. Superintendent W.H. Bray of the asked for something to eat so the docWatt, James Green; Jo V. Bell, J. L. was found both arms had been eaten Choice oyster cook-tails can be pro3 odrigues Francisco—2 fright most wise other body Posey mine went to San Francisco this tor went down stairs to have hie dinFowler, H. ©. Mills, H. J. Fachs, M. J. the first of the fire laddies to reach off and the Stuart W. cured at ‘Billy Britland’s Counsil ~ the scene. The Prospect Hill boys ed. Higgins, W. Bree, morning. mangl fully ner prepared for him. When he.reIf not called for in ‘fifteen days letal Chambers, on Broad street. site Wm. Barton returned last evening The first witness called was City and Company No. 3 followed, and the will be sent to the dead letter. ofters from: Reno, where he has been on a bus turned a half hour later ‘with the Olerk Sydney Peard, who testified as to the fire hose was joined, measuring fice. Parties calling for any of these Your medicine chest is incomplete food he was horrified to find that his the city records in relation to the mat800 feet in all. This was not long letters will please say “advertised iness trip. : it 7 Mr.and Mrs. Skidmore of North patient was dead. He had been quite ter and to the correctness of the same. enough to reach from the nearest hypay afee of one cent for each letter. it is not stocked with Jesse Moore . 8. Carkins, Postmaster L. drant to the scene of the fire. Some Bloomfield came down to the county Toronto, Ont:, Oct. 31—John Armsick but there was no thought that the He testified that the city condemned garden hose was procured and a “‘re—— + me > 4 seat last evening and returned home the property and ordered it torn down. strong aged 56, came home last night end was near and his sudden death is this morning. Timothy Giles was next called and ducer” attached. When this was done and found.his wife lying dead in bed. J. W. Wilcoxon came down from Sia terrible shock to his family and testified that the house cost $1300 and the main hose bursted. The firemen E. B. Manday, a lawyer of Henrietta, He went to the cellar and bung himerra Valley last evening. many friends. A widow, two sons that two-thitds of it was destroyed by fought the flames as well as they Texas, once f @ grave-diggor, He : self, New York, Nov. 1—The Republican says: “My brother was very low with — Frank Morphy returned here last and one daughter survive him. fire; that one-third of it was uninjured could under the circumstances, and k will malarial fever and jaundice, I per. kept the fire from spreading. campaign in Greater New evening from the State of Nevada. The Best Prescription for Malaria John Swart was a man of sterling and later torn dewn by the city. He The loss is estimated to be $1000, practically close tonight with the monsuaded him to try’Electric Bitters, and W. P. Ellison and wife of Dallas, farther testified that the building had he was soon much better, but contig. qualities and held the honor and reChills and-Fever isa bottle of Grove’s aed their use until he was wholly © Texas, are here on visit to friends, beer ineured for $1200 but on account and the dwelling and furniture were ster meeting to be held under the aussimply is It Tonic. Ohill ean Club, Tasteless “The insurance ices of the West Side Republi F. Davenport of San Francisco arspect of all who knew him. He conof its partial destruction the insurance insured for $550. cured. I am eure Electric Bitters saved on the former was carried by a Senator Chauncey M. Depew will be Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. his life.” This remedy expels malaria, rived here last evening. ducted a photograph gallery at this company only allewed him $700. No cure, no pay. Price, 260. my156m kille disease germs and purifies thy © company represented by L. A. Garpresent,and the speakers will include H. Northley came down from Washcity for a number of years. previous to blood; aids fon, regulates liver, the. The furniture was insured ina Seth Low; Jacob A. Kanter and Justice Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. . ington last evening. kidneys and ele, cures constipaabout two years ago, when he moved company whose local agent is W. D. Jerome. J. Schilling of Boston is here on a The Holland Ranch, situated near tion, ie bg mervous diseases, kid. — with his family to Grass Valley. Seth Lowe, the Fusion candidate for Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. ney tron , female complaints; gives Vinton. business trip. Waxel, the well known tailor has an eo The house. was built about a year Mayor, is the favorite ten to nine in the Yerms part down and balance on time. sap health. Only 50c at Vinton’s Mr. and Mrs. Joost of Camptonville rag store. advertisement in this evening’s Tranago, and it was a neat and combetting this morning. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf arrived here last evening and left this learn that her husband departed this the city. HA Shocking Death. twice as long. It is used to. tent on outlying streets in . —places where property vai Club at Oakland tomorrow, which wi; justify the use of more materials. investigate its merits, ‘The manner of making t! as follows: Place a 2x6 inel curb along each edge of Wet and tamp the. earth tl between these curbs until is raised to within one i grade whep finished. — Fi one inch w earth thorot verized and dry. Heat oruc Yot Without Her. oil to at least 200 degrees Closes Gonight. oughly saturate the loose, the walk. in which he has an important fortable home. Sohn Knotwell Dead. sonipT announcement to make to the gentle in that city. John Konotwell, ) Perkins’ Big Sale. men of Nevada City. He makes the very best of clothes for as low prices Fine Exercises Each Evening as ready-made articles can be proF Tos ANGELES, Oct, 31st—The Cananea cured and guarantees a perfect fit. The ladies of the Trinity Episcopal Rancho, consisting of nearly four hanHe gets his material from the best church who are arranging for the tig dred thousand acres, has been sold to Oe should be made, 20 Rounds Gonight. such walks than loam or ad . result is asmooth and slighi path, freedom from dust weather, and if the walk be crowned along the center, it immediately after rains, anc Maher & Co., Nevada City Death of Urs. Yovitzky today. Mrs. John T. Chesnut, who resided in this city some years ago, committed suicide yesterday at Pacific Grove by cutting her throat with a razor. Itis thought that her death was the result of temporary insanity. She had suffered from attacks of melancholy. The deceased belonged to a well known family. Her age was 77 years, of the bridge are being tnacadamized and the stone work will be cemented more compactly. When completed The Great American Importing Tea it will bea first-class piece of work Oompany, as will beseen by their new and the structure will stand for years. Great Bargains. advertisement, is now giving away free with teas, coffees, spices, flavoring extracts, soda, mush and baking powder 14g pounds of sugar with each 25 cent purchase, 8 pounds with each 60 cent purchase,6 pounds with each $1 purchase and 30 pounds with each She $5 purchase, Read their new adver leaves three daughters and two sons— tisement in this evening’s TRransonirt. Mrs. I. Stein of Grass Valley, Mrs. Livingston of Carson City, Mre. Hugh A Pleasant Social. Harris of Chicago, and Sam. Novitzky The entertainment and social given of Randsburg and Geo. I. Novitzky of by the Epworth League at the MethNorfolk, Virginia. The funeral will odist church last night was a very pleasant affair. 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cal and literary program was renFo Commence Wednesday Night. dered, and Hallowe’en fittingly ob take place on Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Attention, Shrewd Buyers! © aiee near North San Juan, arrive MAME E & CoO. Se Seventeen carloads of apples and two cents. carloads of grapes were shipped to Having made a specialty since it Eastera points through Colfax yestercame into existence of properly dealFurs ! Furs ! } Furs!!! day morning. ing with its responsibilities, the ReChas. E, Mulloy, the pioneer grocer, publican party can be trusted pot to Rosenberg Bros, bave just received shirk any of them. announces to the public today that he has.a guessing contest in progress one of the largest stocks of the celeSorbetto Ioecream Sandwiches are at his store, and invites everybody to brated H. Liebes Furs that ever came to call and try their luck. Read hie Nevada City, comprising all of the very the very latest thing out. Ohas. E. o2ltf changed advertisement in this evenlatest styles, . Ladies should call early ‘Tegler makes them. Try one. and get firat choice. ing’s TRANSCRIPT. nl-3t ooo For life insurance see T. B. Gray. The Population of Nevada City iGo to N. Robr-for your house paint ing. Bae tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall’ tf For a clean, smooth shave call at Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat andlungs, as those complaints are, according to etatistics, more numerous than any others We would. advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their drugTom Moore’s tonsorial parlors, Comgist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 26c mercial St; price 15c. Baths 25c. tf. and 650c. Trial size free. For sale, The choicest brands’ of whisky and A. Dickerman, sole agent. w casonaneeciceancaiie asi cigars can be found at W.J. BrirLanp’s It makes you feel good bat it does Council Chambers. Try them. tf We can ‘please the most fastidious not make a fool of yon—the Gilt Edge whiskey. : 4 in millinery. Mise Hoeft, Broad St. ~O4ll on Ed Schmidt when you want The First For the Season. anything in the tobacco line. tf P. G. Scadden, the. grocer, has reLatest and most stylish effects in fall and winter millinery at Mies Hoefts. tf ceived a consignment of choice cranberries, which will be sold in quanFor the best of everything in the tities to suit and at a reasonable meat line send your orders to Naffziger price, o1mt ing Works tomorrow. Death of Mrs. J, T. Hi Mrs. John T. .Howard, fo this city, died at San Frar Sunday. The news of her ¢ received here with deep regi county, died @ few months a To Discuss Chinese Excle A Guessing Contest A committee, headed by Ma D. Vhelan, has called a con meet in San Francisco on — 2lst to diseuss the Ohinese There is one going on here. Come around and see-about it. It’s worth your time. . act, and to memorialize Cc re-enact the measure. T visors of Nevada county ‘Trustees of Nevada Cit; CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer, Nevada City Board of Tra quested to send five delegat _———_+-0@0--—__—— Broad Stveet, Nevada City, Calif. A Mean Act. Last night some parties pl . Seventy rails across the él hear the Gold Run bridg &mean act, to say the leas The “Lucky Curve” Feed ~—e Wheeler & Wilson New Home _ Fountain Pen.. that deserves severe conder = Deafness Cannot Be c By local applications, as t Teach the Standard The lucky curve not dnl feeds the ink perfectly tv the point of the pen and in uantity desired, but it e =; back intothe reser drains the in: from the feed pocket, so that the <j voir when the oe ie carried in owner will not annoyed wiping off the end of the ; Fotintain when he t usea. 3 OF, failing to do 50 White diseased portion here is only one way to Ness, and that is by. col Temedies. Deafness cal Have you seen the Parker “Lucky Ourve” Fountain Pen! . inflamed condition of and when it is ent e hess is the result,and un flam mation ean be taken ¢ tube restored to. its. norma A. & H. W. HARTUNG hearing will be destroyed fc Case out of ten jt quich is nothing but an tn Catarrh) that pelarte Cure, Shreve & Co. Dealers in Diamonds and Watches, Cut . Glass, Leather Goods, SEWING MACHINES _ AT OUT RATES soa ole e.” Hall’s Family PillsTit are¢ Rm esses: NT ee e line ' won band a fin 5 es’ Walking Hats which 4 © LOW PRIC.FS. . Call tu and see them iiss Amelia Stevens -nextto W. G. Rie ‘LEGG & SHAW CO's} can Sold by on Makers of PINE JEWELRY and SILVER WARE . I Ing of the Eustaehian Tu this tube gets inflamed Tumbling sound or im having inky flogers. PILES CANDY. will be forwarded to the Sell Buckeye mills while residit ——— Will Play a Match Game. a big pile of cordwood on Prospect dances will be taught. Mr. Walling of this city will play. match game Hill, near Keller’s place, last night, and Mr. McCluskey will do the teachwith the Grass Valley club at Glenand left the fuel strewn all over the ing and Mr. Gault will furnish the brook Park on Sunday, November 9th. roid. The culprits should be made to music, Gentlemen will be charged The game will likely draw a large put it back and saw it up. 50 cents for admission and ladies 25 crowd of spectators. A shipment of good specis —two carloads—from the Gas houses at Grass Valley fo Mr. Howard, who repres ra Working Night and Day. were also received today. been ill, Mr.and Mrs, Ho sided at tha Union Hotel du: stay here a few years ago. . lived in one of John F. Respectfully, BORN. ; morning train, Two carloads of large pip Blue Gravel mine at North B . many friends, It came as as it was not known that make your money go a long way. In Nevada township, Nov. 1, 1901, to The busiest and mightiest little thing the wife of A. Deschwander, a son. served. ‘ that ever was made.is Dr. King’s New In Nevada City, California, October : Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness’ into 81st, to the wife of Fred Tredinnick a L. A. Walling, Compton Gault and energy, brain-fag into mental power. daughter. G. Lotz of Indian Flat is seriously James McCluskey will open a dancThey’re wonderful in building up the At North Bloomfield, California, Ocill with typhoid fever, health. Only 25c per box. Sold by W. tober 29th, 1901, to the wife of William ing school at Odd Fellows’ Hall next The recently organized football team D. Vinton. Trood, a daughter. Some mischievous boys~threw down Wednesday night and all the latest Ylotes of Interest. Depot Notes, ery consigned to the Enai; Come to us for Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, and The Handsom est Woman n Nevada Cit A Night of Terror. Cannot preserve her beauty, except she “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow ‘keeps here bowels and digestive organs of the brave General Burnham of Machin a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea jas, Me., when the doctors said she moves the bowels every day, and cures would die from Pneumonia before indigestion. It purifies the blood, morning,” writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln, clears up the complexion, and gives who attended her that fearftil night, you a good appetite. Price 25c. and butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dis60c. a package. Forsale by H. Dickcovery, which had more than once erman, sole agent. tf (oN ee saved her life, and cured her of Consumplion. After taking, she slept all Malaria Causes Billousness. night. Further use entirely cured her.” ‘This -marvelous medicine is Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic removes guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest the cause. z and Lung Diseases. Only 650c and $1. a Trial bottles free at Vinton’s drug store. slight elasticity makes it a ‘sirable walk, A number of copper plat . Gaston Mining Company's received at the depot today, shipped to the mine. ro A boiler, pump. and other Big Cash Dry Goods Store has lived in Grass Valley and vicinity road not long ago, is being further imvention of the Kentucky Women’s proved. The approaches at each end Christian Temperance Union opened . since 1850, here today and will be in session. for several days. The attendance is unusually large and the visitors are in full possession of the city; every purpose in wet weat dark-brown color commend where the sunlight is inte1 the interior of this State, pr Our store is full of the best stock of Dry Goods that was . ever brought to this or any other city in California. We want — you all to pay us a visit. Our prices are well worth your seeing. Come where you can get the most for your money. Come where you can get lots of new things. Come where they do not force you to buy. Come to the place where Upton Brothers, the well-known printis exeverything they sell is just as represented, or your money ts the project of working the beds time he was elected a Justice of the ers of San Francisco, was: in this city the best local talent. Each evening fore them, and a lively contest delicate refreshments will be served. of the South Yuba river near pected. Peace in Bloomfield township, Durtoday, having. been summoned to ao = Be here for you. Hoyt’s crossing, arrived here yesterGrass Valley on account of the death ing his active career he engaged in Improving the Gold Run Bridge. day. at that place of his uncle, John Upton, Ohe White Ribboners. We want to call your attention to the Jacket and Cape G. H. Fairchild returned last evenmining to a considerable extent, who will be buried tomorrow afterDisplay, also the Teanis Gown Display now to be seen in ing from San Francisco, where he has Besides his wife, he leaves a large noon. Deceased was well and favThe bridge over Gold Run ravine Paris, Ky., Nov. 1—The annual con’ been on business. our large show windows. circle of friends tomourn his demise. orably known all over the county and which was strengthened for the electric Fred Reeb, a commercial traveler of He was a native of England and aged San Francisco, is here to attend toabout 66 years. nigbt’s Pythian celebration. C, L. Wallace, the popular traveling man of Oakland, left this afternoon for Reno. R.’C. Landsburg, G. A. Landsburg and T. A. Monrce came down from Relief Hill today. At Srass Valley at Yoon Corday, R. F. Burns is up from Auburn, Wm, Giffin, the cigar dealer, has reFuneral Sunday. turned from a business trip to Reno. Mrs. Novitzky, wife of the late Henry + ome Novitzky, died at Grass Valley at noon Committed Suicide. ; A gravelly clay seems to be who has been a firms and spares no time or pains bazaar to be given at Armory Hall next the Greene Copper Mining Oompany. resident of North Bloomfield for many in constructing them. If there is any Wednesday and Thursday evenings, The property was owned by United years, died at his home at that place defects in the making up of the gooda have decided to set aside one evening States Senator George C. Perkins and this afternoon about two o’clock. He he will gladly fix it up to the satisfacon the program «8 “Grass Valley night” ethers. The ranch extends from the tion of the purchaser. Mr. Waxel alwhen a large crowd of people is exArizona bcundaries south into the State had not been sick long, but was subso makes a specialty of cleaning and pected to come up from that city on of Sonora, Mexico. ject_to attacks of pneumonia, which repairing clothes, which he guarantees the electric cars and N.C. N.G. R. R caused his death. The deceased conto be all right before allowing it to go Wednesday evening has been desigducted a drug store there for over out of his shop. Oall around to his nated for this purpose and a fine prothirty years, and. was always active place of business and have your measgram will be rendered by the best talures taken for a new winter sult. ent in cur sister town. During the Miss Walsh of Moores Fiat is visiting in any movement started in the inSatt Lake, Nov. 1—A good card has afternoon of Wednesday the hall will been provided for a boxing show of the friends here. terests of his home town and its vibe open to all who wish to visit the Athletie Ciub tonight,, The wind-up To be Burried Tomorrow. Miss McOlure of Downieville arrived cinity. Some years ago Mr. Knotwell fancy work booths. Thursday evening will be a twenty-round go at 185 pounds here yesterday, ; will be “Nevada City night,” when a between Roy Condie and Clem TurnWilliam M. Earl, the New York! represented the Fourth district on the Thomas B. Upton, of the firm of splendid program will be rendered by ville. Both men have good records bemining man who is interested in Board of Supervisors, and at anothe Mrs. H.C. Smith of Eureka is here visiting ber sister, Mrs, C. L, Muller. Mrs. James Bradbury and daughter of North San Juan are visiting Miss Annie Coben. ¢ Mrs. J. M. Walling has returned from Newcastle where she has been visiting friends. Charles Burton of Grass Valley came down from Gaston Ridge yesterday. The off should oughly worked into the ear the course.of a week ortwo but lighter application of . Suit of Clothes Cheap. morning for San Francisco. W. B. Hansbugh is down from the St. Paul mine. J.B. Wilbauer is here from San Jose. Ain Old Resident of orth Miss Ethel Mulloy left this morning Bloomtied Passes Away. for Oakland to visit har many friends The new mate be used to advantage in ou it stands property-owners . Go For Those Home The finest Prunes in the: Were raleed and cured . Smith. For sale at 8 po runeg, ee ORE eer nef you want a good, . tnd see Wm, Harrys ' NN “AA “a because 700 bare a Fp veut: aes Self control, steady pct" ew Edge whie Try it, Mey Son Tab amt