November 10, 1893 (4 pages)

_ Nevada City Daily Transcri pe VOL. LXVI--NO. 10172 4 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1893. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. MINERAL EXHIBIT. Nevada County’s Display Should Excel. THE COMMISSIONERS AT WORK. Everybody Should Lend a Helping Hand to Make the Exhibit a Grand Success. ~ George Mainhart, S. P. Dersey and Fred Zeitler, the Commissioners appointed by the State Miners Convention, held a meeting the other day and organized by electing S. P. Dorsey President and David B, Marwick Secretary. It was the sense of the meeting that mining superintendents and all others prominently connected with mining be invited to act asa sub-committee to assist in getting together a mineral exhibit for the Midwinter Fair. The Commissioners appointed the following : Daniel Coflin, L. P. Goldstone, Robert Walker, W. H. Shockley, A. W. Stoddart, “John Eddie, 8. B. Fowler, James M. Lake‘nan, W. A. Hawley, James Benuallack, A. Perrin, William Campbell, E. R. Abadie» _ Alfe' Tregidgo, Mr. Peet, A. Gauthier,. L. Wheeler, M. ©. Taylor, W. W. Chamber. lain, F. A. Ayer of Smartsville, O. Woehler of Spenceville, W.*Thurston, M. Conner, Mons, Petitjean, Joseph Shebley, Charles E. Uren, FE. C. Creller, Samuel Granger. A letter was read from W. C. Ralston, Secretary of the State Miners Associatien, E FIRE BUG ARRESTED. Fred Vivian Accused of the ‘Crime of Arson. oo ALMOST CAUGHT IN THE ACT. He Is Supposed to Have Set the Fires at Legg & Shaw’s Fur' niture Store. The suspicions aroused by the fire which breké out at the residence of Joh Vivian on Coyote street. Wednesday evening, caused the officials to be on the alert. Investigation led them to suspect that Fred Vivian, son of Johnson Vivian, was the incéndiary, and a specialwatchman was detailed to keep an eye onhim. The neighbors also watched the young man closely, having been notified by the officers that he was suspected of being the guilty party and might pessibly make another attempt. Last evening about hatfpast 7 o’clock young Vivian was seen to énter his bedpull down the blind. A few minutes later he left the house and ran down street. Almest simultaneously with his departure the whole room seemed to take fire. Special watchman Black, assisted by Vivian’s father, .extinguished the flames. Kerosene had been poured all over the bed and then set fire to. ‘Vivian had proceeded down the street but a short distance when the fire bell tapped room in the front—part—of-thehouse,;-and A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Frightful Manner. neon, says the Union, a most serious accident occured at the North Star mine which may result fatally to Samuel Kitto, and by which Stephen Davey was painfully in jured. A truck-load of men were descending the shalf. Stephen Davey was carrying an iron scraper used by miners, and when within ten feet of their destination the scraper came in contact with a post in the shaft. The sharp end of the scraper penetrated Davey’s arm at the muscle and then went into poor Kitto’s body just below the right nipple, penetrating deeply and into the'right lung. The scraper was made ef three-eighths of an inch iron and it was all doubled up out of sight when pulled from the body of Kitto. The unfortunate man “was immediately brought to the surface, where all that was possible was done for him until medical assistance arrived. Kitto was taken home on a stretcher by his fellow workmen, as he could not sitfer to ride ina wagon. At the home of Mrs. Nankervis, Kitto’s sister, Dr. Jones made an examination and found that Kitto was so badly injured that nine chances out of ten he would die before morning. The doctor probed for six inches and found the wound was even yet deeper and that the right lang was penetrated. Kitto suffered agonizing pain and bled profusely. The dovtor fearing that he would bleed te death or inflamation would set in. Samuel H. Kittoisa well-known and pepular young gentleman, thirty-six Samuel Kitto Injured in a Most} A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afterPERSONAL POINTERS. oe Doings and Intentions. Geo. L. Wilson of Truckee is in town. H. B. Catton of Sacramento is in town. S. E. Settengel of Sierra Valley is in town, Dan Webster of Wheatland was in tewn last evening. Hen. E. M. Preston left this morning fer San Francisco. J. G. White of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. Miss Susie Dougan of .Cherokee is here on 3 visit. F. Kleimer ef San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. Norton and Mrs, Rich came down from Washington today. Mrs: Dean and children arrived here. today from Sierra Valley to spend a few days, Mrs. H. H. Buhring of Auburn arrived here last evening on her way to North San uan, Wm. Barker of Shasta, arrived here last evening frem Sierra county on his way home. Ed, Ryan, who.went to South America \last March, returned here last evening, and . Walter Gray, who has been here for a month en a visit to his brother, Wm. Gray, returned to his home in San Francisco this morning. H. D. Morris, of the’ San Francisco Mining and supply firm of H. D. Morris & Co. f arrived here this morning. He has lately became interested in the Boss mine, near Sweetland. . NEW TIME TABLE. Superintendent Kidder Arranges for Good Accommodations. The new time-table oa the Narrow Gauge will go into effect next Monday morning. Superintendent Kidder has arranged a schedule other than was at first proposed, by which passengers can come right through instead of staying in Colfax over night. The first train will leave. Nevada City in the morning at 5.00 but will make no connections with any other train. The next will leave at 10:15 a. M., making connections with the: west bound overland, and will arrive in San Francisco ae 7:15 Pp. mM. This train will return at 4:45 Pp. M,, bringing passengers from San Francisco. A local will leave Sacramento at 5:40 Pr. M., returning at 9:35 P.M, \. ce SSE ERS Ge Seer NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ceil <cnis National Exchange, Broad Street. a. D. Lathrop, San Francisco, * GA. Gray, be J.G. White, ee C. T. Williams, xs W. A. Miller, “e €. D. Doran, ee he says there is no place like Nevada City. Po 2 Cepenen, Regie Bird Mine, L. Hulinza, Virginia City, R. MoMurray, San Juan, A. E. Head, s Ed Ryan, South America, W. H. Baker, Shasta, J. R. Pascoe, Grass Valley, C. H. Mallon, Delhi Mine, W. A. Blue, Stockton, Miss M. Burdick, Sacramento, J. Pittman, Sierra City, J. M. Ptister, s 7 = —— The only reliable place in this city to buy Men’s and Boys’ Clothings*Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, is at CARTER & . JOHNSTON’S, One-Price Clothiers, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. _ saebaliibiameide’ T. Kean, a ——-—+-2 eo ——___ Thirty Years Ago, HARTMAN & DULAC, yds : sana ° years ef age, and has lived here with the stating that the Fair Commissioners had for a meeting of the Board of Fire Deleexception of a. few years since he was a allotted 10,000 feet for a mineral exhibit. gates. Hearing the bell the young man young boy. He isan esteemed member o Charles. E. Uren and George Mainhart turned and ran back to the house, apparH ihe Odd Fellows, Encampment, Rebekahs were appointed a committee to wait. on those . ently believing that it was the-alarm for the aud Muvesters, : having charge of the funds derived from the . fire which he had but a few moments before Union Hotel, Main Street. John Hogan, San Franciscd, We forgot to mention that Wednesday, the 8th, was the anniversary of the big fire wze— . he Princes of Tailors. nn Se a See . fe ee eee ay oe of 1863 in this city, at which time the en-. * E. R. Place, as : entertainments given by the Native Sons started. He was promptly arrested by CLIMATIC PREDICTIONS. tire business portion of _the town -was HV, Reeves : oh and Native Daughters at Grass Valley, and . Marshal Getchell and taken before Justice , destroyed, with the exception of a few-fire-] W. A. Smith, oO 5 Gail posed Hee ‘. : . ur Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned , te ask that the money be given in aid of . Carr, where a charge of arson was boeked proof buildings. Jo those of our residents} Thos. Laily, out hee received unqualified commendation, ‘Our chiet : Nevada county’s mineral exhibit instead of against him. Pending the preliminary ex-! What Foster, at St. Josephs, Mo.,. who were here then the lapse of thirty] — F acren Washington, aim iste de ti arin G BUT FIRST-CLA SS W ORK AT s going into the general fund, : ‘amination, which was set. for 2 o’vlock this Has to Say About a Storm. years seems but a shors span. Mrs. Reidy, “ SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT s Tt was decided that the next’ meeting of . afternoon, bail was fixed at. $1,000. Being] ; ae J. H. Hobart, Oakland, ‘as well as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMs the Commissioners be held at Nevada City . unable to procure bonds he was taken te] Foster’s last bulletin gives forecasts of weet aes Mrs, H, H. Buhring, Auburn, MINGS. next Wednesday afternoon, and that the] the county jail. "i the storm wave to cross the continent from John Eden of Indian Flat and Joe Haney tin Me eek en Jee ¢ Board pf Supervisors be requested to attend. There is‘ne doubt now that Vivian set. the 5th to the 7th. The next will reach the of Colorado will run a foot race at Glen-. John’ ag ee : Itis expected that the mineral display . fire tothe house Wednesday night, and that . Pacific Coast about November 10th, cross} i.ook Park on Sunday, next for $50 a side, . Geo. Wilson, ‘Truckee, : We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for nM made at the Midwinter Fair by Nevada] he is also responsible for the fires. which . the western mountains by the close of the A forfeit of $10 each was put up last evenFrank -e item Mabe Bet, 5 Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at county will excel that made by any other . recently eccurred at Legg & Shaw's furni-. 11th, the great central valleys from the 12th ing. Haney. is the wrestler who was lately von ai a a the VERY LOWEST PRICES. ive us a trial and you'll never z mining county. Every effort should be . ture store, while he was yet in the firm’s. to 14th, and the Eastern States about the defeated by Jefferd in a wrestling match at} F. Jones, Grass Valley, regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. n made to that end. Our county is undoubtemploy, It is theught by many that he is 15th. Grass Valley. It is thought the race will R. W. Rhoads, * < be edly the banner mining county'of the State slightly demented and has a mania for set-. The warm waves will cross the western be rather exciting, and the friends of each — a. oe F and should certainly make the best showting fires, while others think there is method . mountains about the 10th, the great central are confident their man will win, Strength and Health. ing, but in order to do so it is necesdary for . in his madness. valleys about the 12th, and the Eastern + +00te If you are not feeling strong and healthy, ——— . all mining men and the citizens generally to} Fred Vivian is about twenty years of age. . States about the 14th. Superior Court. try Electric Bitters. If ‘La Grippe” has take an active interest in the matter and . He lived at Grass Yalley a long time, comThe cool wave will cross the western : om ; . left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit; =i put ferward their best effort. ing te this city about.a year and a half ago} Mountains about the 13th, the great central] The fellowing business was tennanated, in a This remedy acts directly on Liver, i At the meeting to be held in this city . to clerk in Travy’s furniture store, and was. Valleys about the, 15th and the Eastern wie io ee today, Hon. John CaldStomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those AUCTION ! ! AUCTION ! ! ! xtWednesday afternoon a committee conShaw, . States about the 17th. well presiding : : Si of aura ae Yeading mining men oF this Pihmtoenlle pyalared by Loge -® Sh ee Westy cvvery ewe Mia we vapouwu w 4 Retata He int Bagter, flecenped: oR: organs te perform their tyactiogs. , igs nena <iieiii th istrict will also be appointed. late he has acquired a liking for strong . cross the continent from November 16th to . dF “xing No find speedy and permanent relief by taking : : te district will als PP : — ¢ _ ing petition for probate of will, Ri Seas ee i In order to reduce my stock . shall commence to hold Auction on of Three other mining counties will make] drink, and has for some time been an in—. December 9th, : Martha Hanahan ve. Barney Hanahan. Electric Bitters. One trial will convince i ; mineral exhibits and considerable rivalry . veterate cigarette smoker, These habits, ne ee ee Cidiened teak és iiieilaclais Suen bn Guninian tte that this is the remedy you need. Large ‘a may be expected. together with the fact that he has been a LOCALS IN BRIEF. oliiiaae bottles only 50c. at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Saturd ay Nov. ] Ith at 7:30 P, M a a oconstant reader of ‘dime novels, ead wen ee ; Estato of Elizabeth M. Enright. Order 9 9 ' “ unbalanced his mind. A large stack of the. suse T, SEVADA ne trashy literature was found im his room. . Summarized Mention of Minor Home reir te Helene pe ae Remov al And Continue the same every ie — _. His parents are respectable people and feel ST € petition for protiate of will a a Will Beat All Her Past Record in Gold . deeply the disgrace of their son. = Rumored Rich Strike. Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings a Be This afternoon Vivian was taken before} Dr. Muller yesterday received from Sierra Drs -_ 5 M. Kinzle, superintendent of the Cen. o¢ setting fire to the building Wednesday . purchased, was made in the Lawrey claim late last John Delbridge i tennial gravel mine, writes to the Virginia evening. G. D. Buckley appeared as attorA photographer bas been taking pictures evening, and that the ore will go well up Those who attend my sales will find it very profitable to themselves City stockhelders as fellows: ‘We hay ney for the defendant, the presecution being of the pupils and teachers of the public into the hundred dollars per ton. This ledge Has Removed i dais adele a ous nothing of special importance to relate this . represented by District Attorney Ford. schools the past two days. The picture} is close to the Kate Hays, which is new Y vo THR y 4 of rl time, but are busy pushing ahead in our} Several witnesses for the prosecution . man is a stranger here. being developed and is supposed to be the ‘Veemscites ‘Mock, = second crosscut, the bedrock showing -very . were examined. The defense introduced no} The fill in the creek near the Catholic . same ledge. Milli }) : ( . y Hs . (; ( Kte Rte ince favorable. The gravel is about the same, . gyidence and the case was submitted with—. Church is approaching completion. A road. . = eo COMMERCIAL STREET, . ery, ry (0) Ny alloy (0) \, 4 le : working freer and giving good coarse gold out.argument, whereupon the Court ordered . Way across the creek at that point will prove Furniture for Sale. Where he will keep constantly on hand -the Largest : : ae prospects. We shall have it in the top of] that Vivian be held to answer before the. a great convenience. a Mrs. W. H. J sdieian sat a a pee : a Abe alk Was end of the beat Gretna. liythe crosscut shortly. It is coarser than we Superior Court in the sum of $1,000, A concrete floor is being put down in the sare ad household goods in lots to suit as ney found it in the front channel, with plenty of} District Attorney Ferd will swear eut ajcellar of the building lately purchased by purchasers. Inquire at the house, one door @# Boots and Shoes me foe round wash quartz pebbles and boulders. . complaint charging him with setting the . W. H. Smith, the grocer, on Bread street. above Methodist Church. n6 Te a deceaal tn Nevede CXS. Goods will be sold at private sale at the Lowest Prices. ) by We have had twe days of big rain but no] fire last night, and he will have a hearing} The loss caused by the fire at the Har"ae sete Do not miss your chance. : snow. With plenty of water this winter, . on that charge in a day or two. mony mine hoisting werks Wednesday a nce. pat 7 % eld Nevada county will beat all her past too + morning was fuoted up today and amounted The weekly soiree will take place at Odd. He is agent for the celebrated W. L. DOUGLASS CS ASPER COHN a * rocord in gold production,” THANKSGIVING DAY. to $1,550. Fellows Hall Saturday evening. The or-. SHOES, and keeps a tull supply on hand. ? rs sk este ae cane ae +o paar ect omiK chestra will be strengthened by the addi-. xgepaiRING DONE promptly and neatly, and at MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCIAL STREET, A : Eastern Star Election. = The Old Thing. tien of another musician. Everybedy is} the very lowest prices. q OM: At the annual election of Evangeline Program of the Jockey Club Races Now that Grass Valley has a big mining . imvited. Lae Seas nl0 DONT SOnaRT THR PLACE} (ree. Chagter, O. B. 5., held Tueeday-evening,: oe a ae boom ou hand the people down there are Nerruer calomel nor any other deleterious . Transcript Block, Commercial Street. . n as: the following officers were elected: Mrs. 9, Thanksgiving Day, which will occur} again, for the hundredth time, talking about Be tas he de compesition of Ayer’s Noa, M. Q. Davenport, Worthy Matron; T. B. 4. November 30th, the Grass Valley Jockey . erecting a fine opera house. Their present aan A safe Tainily medicine. Aeterneeytecenierinen a “ : : Gat Gray, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Emily HosClub willhave an interesting program of . opera house is n, g. in every sense of the Notice of Proving Will. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S 5 hich kens, Associate cay A — sae races, sports, etc., which will be held at ep yi re pgesine lack Mang ~ Hires’ Root Beer. : In the Superior Court jin and for the County O YEAR: T uent Holmes, Secretary; Mrs, T. Giles, Treas-. watt Park. The program is as follows: e part of the people in not! having a firs a ‘atter of the Rotate of HARRIRTT =e “bb anc urer; Miss Susie Kendricks, Conductress;. 41 Match aia soprt mile heats, . class building to accommodate the ‘crowds ee eigen = BAXTER deceased. Pursuant to TY on tee et a= 5 ozs OOVES THEM THE BES ur of Mrs, Jennie Hall, Associate Conductress. . post three in five; purse, $100. Entries: . when great shows visit the tewn. “ Thive Grocery Store, Commercial street: vember, 1898, notice is hereby given that MON. W ONSO CKE wean Preparations are Deng mode fer 6: grend) 5, 34. Smith's Milton 8, John Irving's AlGoing to China. : er een ed ge rel ead day, ot the Court teen Of all Descriptions. and time in two weeks, when the officers are to cazar, Jr. cece: ae Tue use of Hall’s Hair Renewer promotes ofeald Court, at the Peart mease in the City and ) RUBBE R (©) M PANY \ te be installed. ee 2. Ruaning—Grass Valley Derby, halfAh Sing and soa, about as well-known in} the growth of the hair, and restores its time-ant place ier Be B oh Ef one Insist to Get What You Ask For a 1 rou bare ade wp Your mind to tara Day Hy Br Puabifu Lava: Mil oaen we pong tstacee ta e6 tae: relents eter esd ek fons ete af ag A tare ee meres iams' Dolly H, enhall’s Lore i are going to leave in a few sfor. dandruff, tetter, and all it 4 ance : Hood's Barenpariia, de net be pereneded te Benoit's Eulalie, Pat Riley’s Sir Thad, sd shah ti to return, They ‘i sold Pe Cais nnd iaetaarnns ekg ty ora REO MEG SEERA One coe, THE STANDAR D take any other. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsa: : : F ‘ : Don’t waste your time on doctors when . ““Sai.4 November 10, 1893. : = : mone y ich initan Washout. © Trotting— Yearling race, half-mile] out their vegetable garden in Chinatuwn at ‘esis Weed th Giana’, ‘Take Simmons Lives +. J, GREANY Clerk. ‘ ‘OCK— which possesses pe heata, best two se sesens greets. eee a goed price. : Slesasen” FS Niios, Deputy Clerk. Woonsocket rand W : * ‘ ‘an ‘ulmead ‘ : Secas Ds ees ie bhi array Celone! 5, Atego Wrrn a record like eee ae “ : : ; ' TAKE NO o hale oop’s Pris ure liver ills, biliousness, Race—Half-mile dash; purse, . should use it for the liver, kidneys an tat jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. on thos Richard White's Free Coin--. bowels we Keeping Up lis Repu JOD . Do Not Take What Merchants Try tv OTHER th, rruttaxt. be a aaa ee eee ee Gunsenteed Cure. This ts the brief but universal comment of] géll you on which there is‘ Larger () —_—_ e. — ever n Neva myaan te ides tiie hee ot re fee Bie Mente toed Yo eee fats idl Sen crater Margin and Less in Quality. N lecting. Company are offering prizes to boys and . freg_f . Entries to close on day of . sell Dr. 's New Discovery . vane # abundantly able eep : F eames girls aes sixteen years of age for painting. pace, sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this oun. at, Be hie reputation,” OUR PURE CUM . ous be in water colors an outline sketch of the} § Three«minute Trotting Race—Half-. ditien. If you are afllicted with a Cough, near pertee ones ry. Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be pro-. mile heats, three in five. Mntries: Ed Mor-. Celd or any Lung, Threat or Chest treable, any thing J ate ne cured at Vinton’s drug store, ‘The full-size . gan'y Ned M, Dr. Jamicgon’s Lady Elmo, . and w Il use this remedy a» directed, giving is Lin t= ) tree, showing the proper colors, be —_ 7, Mixed Race—For members’ horses . it 4 fair _— ys a ra sg. pe pe. fection: a . . » Octo in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards. only, half-mile heats, beat two in three;. you may re 1s e ery than P 7 ae Jil §. de t jowinumust be returned within forty days after mets $30. Entries: Robert Kemp's Shell. money refunded, We could not make this anid the entabiishrment Are Superior to Crack, Anti Crack, \ alates pater” tation being received, and to be painted in water] hack (pacer), Robert Jones’ Mayflower, W. . offor did we not know that Dr. King’s New oneol the {astitutions of Ne Patented Rubber Boots. VyICEABLE. ore the colors. The first prize is $5; second prize, . vay Orden’s Lady Van. i Discovery ) be relied on. It never disvade Clty, Rk alverqGaete be « : UBBER Ss CO ages $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con8. Ladies’ Tournament; purse $10. Winappoin / Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, PE yal yo public are particularly REMEMBER : ART laaian lati Bae 60 cents each. ners of first money at races prior to this . Drug Large size 50c. aad $1.00, fond of is the ever popular and palatable . Woonsocket Most as ON i ch: SHILOH’S CURR, the great Cough, and . meeting barred. . aol zaurn is wealth: Take Simmons Liver FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. -boxes Ps: sedate ~ ont’: Kane a8 resi: Croup Cure is ih great demand. Pocket} 9. Trotting Race—Toower “ record dor oll ciehnen @nikies dient IS THE WORD. T hs at Sine Sea Srekptey teens saly 380 — Dorie Oana salen, SE ‘ , and shipped to any part of. the world. : a ’ bide : ‘arr Bros. + a ater. Children love oad y mal

_ Nevada City Daily Transcri pe VOL. LXVI--NO. 10172 4 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1893. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. MINERAL EXHIBIT. Nevada County’s Display Should Excel. THE COMMISSIONERS AT WORK. Everybody Should Lend a Helping Hand to Make the Exhibit a Grand Success. ~ George Mainhart, S. P. Dersey and Fred Zeitler, the Commissioners appointed by the State Miners Convention, held a meeting the other day and organized by electing S. P. Dorsey President and David B, Marwick Secretary. It was the sense of the meeting that mining superintendents and all others prominently connected with mining be invited to act asa sub-committee to assist in getting together a mineral exhibit for the Midwinter Fair. The Commissioners appointed the following : Daniel Coflin, L. P. Goldstone, Robert Walker, W. H. Shockley, A. W. Stoddart, “John Eddie, 8. B. Fowler, James M. Lake‘nan, W. A. Hawley, James Benuallack, A. Perrin, William Campbell, E. R. Abadie» _ Alfe' Tregidgo, Mr. Peet, A. Gauthier,. L. Wheeler, M. ©. Taylor, W. W. Chamber. lain, F. A. Ayer of Smartsville, O. Woehler of Spenceville, W.*Thurston, M. Conner, Mons, Petitjean, Joseph Shebley, Charles E. Uren, FE. C. Creller, Samuel Granger. A letter was read from W. C. Ralston, Secretary of the State Miners Associatien, E FIRE BUG ARRESTED. Fred Vivian Accused of the ‘Crime of Arson. oo ALMOST CAUGHT IN THE ACT. He Is Supposed to Have Set the Fires at Legg & Shaw’s Fur' niture Store. The suspicions aroused by the fire which breké out at the residence of Joh Vivian on Coyote street. Wednesday evening, caused the officials to be on the alert. Investigation led them to suspect that Fred Vivian, son of Johnson Vivian, was the incéndiary, and a specialwatchman was detailed to keep an eye onhim. The neighbors also watched the young man closely, having been notified by the officers that he was suspected of being the guilty party and might pessibly make another attempt. Last evening about hatfpast 7 o’clock young Vivian was seen to énter his bedpull down the blind. A few minutes later he left the house and ran down street. Almest simultaneously with his departure the whole room seemed to take fire. Special watchman Black, assisted by Vivian’s father, .extinguished the flames. Kerosene had been poured all over the bed and then set fire to. ‘Vivian had proceeded down the street but a short distance when the fire bell tapped room in the front—part—of-thehouse,;-and A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Frightful Manner. neon, says the Union, a most serious accident occured at the North Star mine which may result fatally to Samuel Kitto, and by which Stephen Davey was painfully in jured. A truck-load of men were descending the shalf. Stephen Davey was carrying an iron scraper used by miners, and when within ten feet of their destination the scraper came in contact with a post in the shaft. The sharp end of the scraper penetrated Davey’s arm at the muscle and then went into poor Kitto’s body just below the right nipple, penetrating deeply and into the'right lung. The scraper was made ef three-eighths of an inch iron and it was all doubled up out of sight when pulled from the body of Kitto. The unfortunate man “was immediately brought to the surface, where all that was possible was done for him until medical assistance arrived. Kitto was taken home on a stretcher by his fellow workmen, as he could not sitfer to ride ina wagon. At the home of Mrs. Nankervis, Kitto’s sister, Dr. Jones made an examination and found that Kitto was so badly injured that nine chances out of ten he would die before morning. The doctor probed for six inches and found the wound was even yet deeper and that the right lang was penetrated. Kitto suffered agonizing pain and bled profusely. The dovtor fearing that he would bleed te death or inflamation would set in. Samuel H. Kittoisa well-known and pepular young gentleman, thirty-six Samuel Kitto Injured in a Most} A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afterPERSONAL POINTERS. oe Doings and Intentions. Geo. L. Wilson of Truckee is in town. H. B. Catton of Sacramento is in town. S. E. Settengel of Sierra Valley is in town, Dan Webster of Wheatland was in tewn last evening. Hen. E. M. Preston left this morning fer San Francisco. J. G. White of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. Miss Susie Dougan of .Cherokee is here on 3 visit. F. Kleimer ef San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mrs. Norton and Mrs, Rich came down from Washington today. Mrs: Dean and children arrived here. today from Sierra Valley to spend a few days, Mrs. H. H. Buhring of Auburn arrived here last evening on her way to North San uan, Wm. Barker of Shasta, arrived here last evening frem Sierra county on his way home. Ed, Ryan, who.went to South America \last March, returned here last evening, and . Walter Gray, who has been here for a month en a visit to his brother, Wm. Gray, returned to his home in San Francisco this morning. H. D. Morris, of the’ San Francisco Mining and supply firm of H. D. Morris & Co. f arrived here this morning. He has lately became interested in the Boss mine, near Sweetland. . NEW TIME TABLE. Superintendent Kidder Arranges for Good Accommodations. The new time-table oa the Narrow Gauge will go into effect next Monday morning. Superintendent Kidder has arranged a schedule other than was at first proposed, by which passengers can come right through instead of staying in Colfax over night. The first train will leave. Nevada City in the morning at 5.00 but will make no connections with any other train. The next will leave at 10:15 a. M., making connections with the: west bound overland, and will arrive in San Francisco ae 7:15 Pp. mM. This train will return at 4:45 Pp. M,, bringing passengers from San Francisco. A local will

leave Sacramento at 5:40 Pr. M., returning at 9:35 P.M, \. ce SSE ERS Ge Seer NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ceil <cnis National Exchange, Broad Street. a. D. Lathrop, San Francisco, * GA. Gray, be J.G. White, ee C. T. Williams, xs W. A. Miller, “e €. D. Doran, ee he says there is no place like Nevada City. Po 2 Cepenen, Regie Bird Mine, L. Hulinza, Virginia City, R. MoMurray, San Juan, A. E. Head, s Ed Ryan, South America, W. H. Baker, Shasta, J. R. Pascoe, Grass Valley, C. H. Mallon, Delhi Mine, W. A. Blue, Stockton, Miss M. Burdick, Sacramento, J. Pittman, Sierra City, J. M. Ptister, s 7 = —— The only reliable place in this city to buy Men’s and Boys’ Clothings*Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, is at CARTER & . JOHNSTON’S, One-Price Clothiers, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. _ saebaliibiameide’ T. Kean, a ——-—+-2 eo ——___ Thirty Years Ago, HARTMAN & DULAC, yds : sana ° years ef age, and has lived here with the stating that the Fair Commissioners had for a meeting of the Board of Fire Deleexception of a. few years since he was a allotted 10,000 feet for a mineral exhibit. gates. Hearing the bell the young man young boy. He isan esteemed member o Charles. E. Uren and George Mainhart turned and ran back to the house, apparH ihe Odd Fellows, Encampment, Rebekahs were appointed a committee to wait. on those . ently believing that it was the-alarm for the aud Muvesters, : having charge of the funds derived from the . fire which he had but a few moments before Union Hotel, Main Street. John Hogan, San Franciscd, We forgot to mention that Wednesday, the 8th, was the anniversary of the big fire wze— . he Princes of Tailors. nn Se a See . fe ee eee ay oe of 1863 in this city, at which time the en-. * E. R. Place, as : entertainments given by the Native Sons started. He was promptly arrested by CLIMATIC PREDICTIONS. tire business portion of _the town -was HV, Reeves : oh and Native Daughters at Grass Valley, and . Marshal Getchell and taken before Justice , destroyed, with the exception of a few-fire-] W. A. Smith, oO 5 Gail posed Hee ‘. : . ur Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned , te ask that the money be given in aid of . Carr, where a charge of arson was boeked proof buildings. Jo those of our residents} Thos. Laily, out hee received unqualified commendation, ‘Our chiet : Nevada county’s mineral exhibit instead of against him. Pending the preliminary ex-! What Foster, at St. Josephs, Mo.,. who were here then the lapse of thirty] — F acren Washington, aim iste de ti arin G BUT FIRST-CLA SS W ORK AT s going into the general fund, : ‘amination, which was set. for 2 o’vlock this Has to Say About a Storm. years seems but a shors span. Mrs.. Reidy, “ SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT s Tt was decided that the next’ meeting of . afternoon, bail was fixed at. $1,000. Being] ; ae J. H. Hobart, Oakland, ‘as well as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMs the Commissioners be held at Nevada City . unable to procure bonds he was taken te] Foster’s last bulletin gives forecasts of weet aes Mrs, H, H. Buhring, Auburn, MINGS. next Wednesday afternoon, and that the] the county jail. "i the storm wave to cross the continent from John Eden of Indian Flat and Joe Haney tin Me eek en Jee ¢ Board pf Supervisors be requested to attend. There is‘ne doubt now that Vivian set. the 5th to the 7th. The next will reach the of Colorado will run a foot race at Glen-. John’ ag ee : Itis expected that the mineral display . fire tothe house Wednesday night, and that . Pacific Coast about November 10th, cross} i.ook Park on Sunday, next for $50 a side, . Geo. Wilson, ‘Truckee, : We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for nM made at the Midwinter Fair by Nevada] he is also responsible for the fires. which . the western mountains by the close of the A forfeit of $10 each was put up last evenFrank -e item Mabe Bet, 5 Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at county will excel that made by any other . recently eccurred at Legg & Shaw's furni-. 11th, the great central valleys from the 12th ing. Haney. is the wrestler who was lately von ai a a the VERY LOWEST PRICES. ive us a trial and you'll never z mining county. Every effort should be . ture store, while he was yet in the firm’s. to 14th, and the Eastern States about the defeated by Jefferd in a wrestling match at} F. Jones, Grass Valley, regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. n made to that end. Our county is undoubtemploy, It is theught by many that he is 15th. Grass Valley. It is thought the race will R. W. Rhoads, * < be edly the banner mining county'of the State slightly demented and has a mania for set-. The warm waves will cross the western be rather exciting, and the friends of each — a. oe F and should certainly make the best showting fires, while others think there is method . mountains about the 10th, the great central are confident their man will win, Strength and Health. ing, but in order to do so it is necesdary for . in his madness. valleys about the 12th, and the Eastern + +00te If you are not feeling strong and healthy, ——— . all mining men and the citizens generally to} Fred Vivian is about twenty years of age. . States about the 14th. Superior Court. try Electric Bitters. If ‘La Grippe” has take an active interest in the matter and . He lived at Grass Yalley a long time, comThe cool wave will cross the western : om ; . left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit; =i put ferward their best effort. ing te this city about.a year and a half ago} Mountains about the 13th, the great central] The fellowing business was tennanated, in a This remedy acts directly on Liver, i At the meeting to be held in this city . to clerk in Travy’s furniture store, and was. Valleys about the, 15th and the Eastern wie io ee today, Hon. John CaldStomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those AUCTION ! ! AUCTION ! ! ! xtWednesday afternoon a committee conShaw, . States about the 17th. well presiding : : Si of aura ae Yeading mining men oF this Pihmtoenlle pyalared by Loge -® Sh ee Westy cvvery ewe Mia we vapouwu w 4 Retata He int Bagter, flecenped: oR: organs te perform their tyactiogs. , igs nena <iieiii th istrict will also be appointed. late he has acquired a liking for strong . cross the continent from November 16th to . dF “xing No find speedy and permanent relief by taking : : te district will als PP : — ¢ _ ing petition for probate of will, Ri Seas ee i In order to reduce my stock . shall commence to hold Auction on of Three other mining counties will make] drink, and has for some time been an in—. December 9th, : Martha Hanahan ve. Barney Hanahan. Electric Bitters. One trial will convince i ; mineral exhibits and considerable rivalry . veterate cigarette smoker, These habits, ne ee ee Cidiened teak és iiieilaclais Suen bn Guninian tte that this is the remedy you need. Large ‘a may be expected. together with the fact that he has been a LOCALS IN BRIEF. oliiiaae bottles only 50c. at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Saturd ay Nov. ] Ith at 7:30 P, M a a oconstant reader of ‘dime novels, ead wen ee ; Estato of Elizabeth M. Enright. Order 9 9 ' “ unbalanced his mind. A large stack of the. suse T, SEVADA ne trashy literature was found im his room. . Summarized Mention of Minor Home reir te Helene pe ae Remov al And Continue the same every ie — _. His parents are respectable people and feel ST € petition for protiate of will a a Will Beat All Her Past Record in Gold . deeply the disgrace of their son. = Rumored Rich Strike. Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings a Be This afternoon Vivian was taken before} Dr. Muller yesterday received from Sierra Drs -_ 5 M. Kinzle, superintendent of the Cen. o¢ setting fire to the building Wednesday . purchased, was made in the Lawrey claim late last John Delbridge i tennial gravel mine, writes to the Virginia evening. G. D. Buckley appeared as attorA photographer bas been taking pictures evening, and that the ore will go well up Those who attend my sales will find it very profitable to themselves City stockhelders as fellows: ‘We hay ney for the defendant, the presecution being of the pupils and teachers of the public into the hundred dollars per ton. This ledge Has Removed i dais adele a ous nothing of special importance to relate this . represented by District Attorney Ford. schools the past two days. The picture} is close to the Kate Hays, which is new Y vo THR y 4 of rl time, but are busy pushing ahead in our} Several witnesses for the prosecution . man is a stranger here. being developed and is supposed to be the ‘Veemscites ‘Mock, = second crosscut, the bedrock showing -very . were examined. The defense introduced no} The fill in the creek near the Catholic . same ledge. Milli }) : ( . y Hs . (; ( Kte Rte ince favorable. The gravel is about the same, . gyidence and the case was submitted with—. Church is approaching completion. A road. . = eo COMMERCIAL STREET, . ery, ry (0) Ny alloy (0) \, 4 le : working freer and giving good coarse gold out.argument, whereupon the Court ordered . Way across the creek at that point will prove Furniture for Sale. Where he will keep constantly on hand -the Largest : : ae prospects. We shall have it in the top of] that Vivian be held to answer before the. a great convenience. a Mrs. W. H. J sdieian sat a a pee : a Abe alk Was end of the beat Gretna. liythe crosscut shortly. It is coarser than we Superior Court in the sum of $1,000, A concrete floor is being put down in the sare ad household goods in lots to suit as ney found it in the front channel, with plenty of} District Attorney Ferd will swear eut ajcellar of the building lately purchased by purchasers. Inquire at the house, one door @# Boots and Shoes me foe round wash quartz pebbles and boulders. . complaint charging him with setting the . W. H. Smith, the grocer, on Bread street. above Methodist Church. n6 Te a deceaal tn Nevede CXS. Goods will be sold at private sale at the Lowest Prices. ) by We have had twe days of big rain but no] fire last night, and he will have a hearing} The loss caused by the fire at the Har"ae sete Do not miss your chance. : snow. With plenty of water this winter, . on that charge in a day or two. mony mine hoisting werks Wednesday a nce. pat 7 % eld Nevada county will beat all her past too + morning was fuoted up today and amounted The weekly soiree will take place at Odd. He is agent for the celebrated W. L. DOUGLASS CS ASPER COHN a * rocord in gold production,” THANKSGIVING DAY. to $1,550. Fellows Hall Saturday evening. The or-. SHOES, and keeps a tull supply on hand. ? rs sk este ae cane ae +o paar ect omiK chestra will be strengthened by the addi-. xgepaiRING DONE promptly and neatly, and at MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCIAL STREET, A : Eastern Star Election. = The Old Thing. tien of another musician. Everybedy is} the very lowest prices. q OM: At the annual election of Evangeline Program of the Jockey Club Races Now that Grass Valley has a big mining . imvited. Lae Seas nl0 DONT SOnaRT THR PLACE} (ree. Chagter, O. B. 5., held Tueeday-evening,: oe a ae boom ou hand the people down there are Nerruer calomel nor any other deleterious . Transcript Block, Commercial Street. . n as: the following officers were elected: Mrs. 9, Thanksgiving Day, which will occur} again, for the hundredth time, talking about Be tas he de compesition of Ayer’s Noa, M. Q. Davenport, Worthy Matron; T. B. 4. November 30th, the Grass Valley Jockey . erecting a fine opera house. Their present aan A safe Tainily medicine. Aeterneeytecenierinen a “ : : Gat Gray, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Emily HosClub willhave an interesting program of . opera house is n, g. in every sense of the Notice of Proving Will. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S 5 hich kens, Associate cay A — sae races, sports, etc., which will be held at ep yi re pgesine lack Mang ~ Hires’ Root Beer. : In the Superior Court jin and for the County O YEAR: T uent Holmes, Secretary; Mrs, T. Giles, Treas-. watt Park. The program is as follows: e part of the people in not! having a firs a ‘atter of the Rotate of HARRIRTT =e “bb anc urer; Miss Susie Kendricks, Conductress;. 41 Match aia soprt mile heats, . class building to accommodate the ‘crowds ee eigen = BAXTER deceased. Pursuant to TY on tee et a= 5 ozs OOVES THEM THE BES ur of Mrs, Jennie Hall, Associate Conductress. . post three in five; purse, $100. Entries: . when great shows visit the tewn. “ Thive Grocery Store, Commercial street: vember, 1898, notice is hereby given that MON. W ONSO CKE wean Preparations are Deng mode fer 6: grend) 5, 34. Smith's Milton 8, John Irving's AlGoing to China. : er een ed ge rel ead day, ot the Court teen Of all Descriptions. and time in two weeks, when the officers are to cazar, Jr. cece: ae Tue use of Hall’s Hair Renewer promotes ofeald Court, at the Peart mease in the City and ) RUBBE R (©) M PANY \ te be installed. ee 2. Ruaning—Grass Valley Derby, halfAh Sing and soa, about as well-known in} the growth of the hair, and restores its time-ant place ier Be B oh Ef one Insist to Get What You Ask For a 1 rou bare ade wp Your mind to tara Day Hy Br Puabifu Lava: Mil oaen we pong tstacee ta e6 tae: relents eter esd ek fons ete af ag A tare ee meres iams' Dolly H, enhall’s Lore i are going to leave in a few sfor. dandruff, tetter, and all it 4 ance : Hood's Barenpariia, de net be pereneded te Benoit's Eulalie, Pat Riley’s Sir Thad, sd shah ti to return, They ‘i sold Pe Cais nnd iaetaarnns ekg ty ora REO MEG SEERA One coe, THE STANDAR D take any other. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsa: : : F ‘ : Don’t waste your time on doctors when . ““Sai.4 November 10, 1893. : = : mone y ich initan Washout. © Trotting— Yearling race, half-mile] out their vegetable garden in Chinatuwn at ‘esis Weed th Giana’, ‘Take Simmons Lives +. J, GREANY Clerk. ‘ ‘OCK— which possesses pe heata, best two se sesens greets. eee a goed price. : Slesasen” FS Niios, Deputy Clerk. Woonsocket rand W : * ‘ ‘an ‘ulmead ‘ : Secas Ds ees ie bhi array Celone! 5, Atego Wrrn a record like eee ae “ : : ; ' TAKE NO o hale oop’s Pris ure liver ills, biliousness, Race—Half-mile dash; purse, . should use it for the liver, kidneys an tat jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. on thos Richard White's Free Coin--. bowels we Keeping Up lis Repu JOD . Do Not Take What Merchants Try tv OTHER th, rruttaxt. be a aaa ee eee ee Gunsenteed Cure. This ts the brief but universal comment of] géll you on which there is‘ Larger () —_—_ e. — ever n Neva myaan te ides tiie hee ot re fee Bie Mente toed Yo eee fats idl Sen crater Margin and Less in Quality. N lecting. Company are offering prizes to boys and . freg_f . Entries to close on day of . sell Dr. 's New Discovery . vane # abundantly able eep : F eames girls aes sixteen years of age for painting. pace, sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this oun. at, Be hie reputation,” OUR PURE CUM . ous be in water colors an outline sketch of the} § Three«minute Trotting Race—Half-. ditien. If you are afllicted with a Cough, near pertee ones ry. Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be pro-. mile heats, three in five. Mntries: Ed Mor-. Celd or any Lung, Threat or Chest treable, any thing J ate ne cured at Vinton’s drug store, ‘The full-size . gan'y Ned M, Dr. Jamicgon’s Lady Elmo, . and w Il use this remedy a» directed, giving is Lin t= ) tree, showing the proper colors, be —_ 7, Mixed Race—For members’ horses . it 4 fair _— ys a ra sg. pe pe.. fection: a . . » Octo in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards. only, half-mile heats, beat two in three;. you may re 1s e ery than P 7 ae Jil §. de t jowinumust be returned within forty days after mets $30. Entries: Robert Kemp's Shell. money refunded, We could not make this anid the entabiishrment Are Superior to Crack, Anti Crack, \ alates pater” tation being received, and to be painted in water] hack (pacer), Robert Jones’ Mayflower, W. . offor did we not know that Dr. King’s New oneol the {astitutions of Ne Patented Rubber Boots. VyICEABLE. ore the colors. The first prize is $5; second prize, . vay Orden’s Lady Van. i Discovery ) be relied on. It never disvade Clty, Rk alverqGaete be « : UBBER Ss CO ages $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con8. Ladies’ Tournament; purse $10. Winappoin / Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, PE yal yo public are particularly REMEMBER : ART laaian lati Bae 60 cents each. ners of first money at races prior to this . Drug Large size 50c. aad $1.00, fond of is the ever popular and palatable . Woonsocket Most as ON i ch: SHILOH’S CURR, the great Cough, and . meeting barred. . aol zaurn is wealth: Take Simmons Liver FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. -boxes Ps: sedate ~ ont’: Kane a8 resi: Croup Cure is ih great demand. Pocket} 9. Trotting Race—Toower “ record dor oll ciehnen @nikies dient IS THE WORD. T hs at Sine Sea Srekptey teens saly 380 — Dorie Oana salen, SE ‘ , and shipped to any part of. the world. : a ’ bide : ‘arr Bros. + a ater. Children love oad y mal