November 10, 1903 (4 pages)

TERMS. OF. BUBSORIPTION ote 96 Per Your . Gy Carrier, on mg a Oakland has taken the ground that the prohibition of dancing and theatre-going by the Methodist discipline should be modified to an advisory,. rather than a prohibitive, basis. De, DR. DILLE, a prominent Methodist divine of The city at Los Angeles has enacted an ordinance for-. 11 bidding public fistic exhibitions, but allowing private exhibitions with not-less than eight-ounce gloves,. padded on the back with some soft material. 2 Phuts we ‘have two not very nearly: related issues up fel public diseussion. Dancing i is a natural expression of human emotion, from i _the child in tantrums to the dervish in ecstasy. There has -” probably been no people on the earth who have not danced in rhythmic ‘motion to something that sounded to their ears like music, It has been natural from’ the foundation of the earth for men_to Tejoice in their strength and to strive with one another in feats of agility, speed, strength, skill, and, so far ‘as can be seen, they will do so to the end of time. Dancing may be carried to an extreme that is destruc. tive of health, and, in its licentious Suggestiveness, may be destructive of good morals, Boxing may become so brutalizing’as to be destructive of tender emotions and-to congregate ' about it all that is most®vicious in social disorder. On the other hand, dancing may. become one of the most healthful and graceful of.secial pleasures, the means. of imparting that spirit of deference to man for woman which brings her near to him, and yet holds her ever part,-as something too good to be made common or rudely ‘familiar. Boxing, likewise, may teach self-confidence, poise, presence of mind, restraint of temper, courage, self-mastery in mind and hod; and bea source of physical stimulation without harm~ ful after results. The problem is to get the good ont of all things, and avoid the evil. It is a problem, and worthy of _ better thought than had been given it. It is goed to note that Dr. Dille has had the courage to take the stand he has, and good to note that Los Angeles has seen fit to prohibit public exhi-—. bitions of fistic encounters for cash. ; The drama is as {legitimate as the rostrum or the sihws? paper. It is as sensible to refrain from reading any newspaper, or hearing any lecture because there are yellow journals and demagogic orators as it is to cut off all dancing and condemn all boxing and stay away from all theaters because billy are given which are uot to be ‘countenanced, prize= fights are attended by “plug-uglies” and there are theatrical shows which abound i in unwholesome suggestion and exhibition In‘law there is a doctrine of reasonableness. that should have a place in ethics and iu the social and churchly attitude toward the subject under discussion. There are reasonable uses which -are lawful, but unlawful when they are no longer reasonable. The nearer any clergyman conforms to a meet reasonableness of interpretation in the Christian religion the better filled will his pews be on Sundays and. ° the greater his influence among his parishioners. In reasonableness there is power, and power for good. We should seek .to get the good ont of all things, leaving the evil to sittk to the dregs. OUR RESOURCES, Promotion Committee in Active Session Last Last Night. State Board of Trade regarding the county’s resourcer, informed the committee thet they were making good progress. The Promotion Committee went into 8 committee. of the whole to discase the subject of adverticing our various resources. Several members were in favor of getting ap an attractive book for distribution at the World’s Fair in St. Louis. After different views were given on the subject, it wae decided to pabligh the book. The original adverjising committee consisting of Messrs. Enoglebright, Bigge,Rector, Batler and Brayton, was Wasnincton, Nov. to—The House was called to drder. S Pe at noon. Assistant Secretary to the President, Barhes, immediately brought. the “message which gave ‘the . . President’s views upon the proposed commercial. ‘treaty with Cuba and strongly recommended. its” passage. He said we} are in honor bound to adopt it, and that it will do. no “harm other subject i in his message. Georg Mh. 1. Allen Was Killed in Montana . ‘Last Friday, Io yesterday’s TRaNsoRiPT it was B'ated that theré‘was a rumor afloat that George’ M. Allen .was killed in the. }Kearsage miney near —Virginia ( ity, Montana, and. we doubted the correctness of the statement as none of hie friends had received any news to that effect. This afternoon Miss Maggie Nolen received a telegram from Mr. newsthat her brother, George, was the funeral took place this afternoon at Homesteke, Montana. George Allen resided at thie city, previous to about fifteen years ago, for many years and was universally esteemed and respected by all ‘whom he came in contact with. Of a steady, industrious and ambitious tarn of mind he early evinced an aptitude for mining and up tothe time of ‘his leaving for Butte, Montane, was employed in and around the mines of this district. He was a brother-in-law of the Misses Nolen, having married a sister when a resident of this city, bat who was called by death after a few years of marital felicity. After making Butte City his home he became, in a comparatively and re ma@rkably short space of time, one ,of the most popular men in the famogs mining city of thirty theusand souls,: His honesty and integrity were unquéstioned and so well had he become ingratiated into the hearts of the peo ple that be was prevailed upon: to accept the nomination for: County Assessor on the Republicen ticket some time back and his constituents showed theic loyalty by awarding bim the office, which he filled with credit to himself and to the entire satisfaction of the commonwealth. He had only been employed in the Kearsage but a_ short tive wages to fill the responsible positop of station agent. New. Pump Arrives. ‘The big eéntrifagal pump for the Shady Creek mine, near Cherokee, arrived here this morning, and ‘this afternoon it was shipped by team to the scene of operations. That is to say, the pump and machinery was joaded and a start made for Shady Opeek. It will take sighty-horse power to run the pump, which is eight inches in diameter and can throw tailingfifeen feet. high. Larger machinery will be put in,if the new machinery brings ous good Prospects, Personal Noles, George Regon is down from North Bloomfield. ; F. Nice is over from NorthSan Juan.! James Cahill is over from You Bet. Albert Maitman, the mining man, returned this morning from ages Fran, cisco. to any industry. The President made no ‘mention. of et Allen’s sieter containing the dreadful}. killed in an explosion last Friday andj. while, the company offering bim lucra: ase . Larsen Jr., Relite tat Bill, iGoarge 0, Jones, North, Bloomfield, A. A. Tindell, © .« oy z Lapa o¢ a é° ee Andree M na : mee Poe bmn goss Ie es fice " slex Murat, Goltax,’ as Bay eth le ‘. Ha aA ont 8 Ipines Cabill, Yo : Boil — . ‘Fone 3 eer : eeatied: Pu., ‘Wovemibar 5—Four persons” “are” uider “arrest “at Rice’s Landing, charged with the murder of Alexander Jones, a miner, whose body . was fonnd fe. ® field last Monday, the back of his head having been crashed. It is alleged that evidence has devel5 i ae aaa uals. From ca ‘ik of Jebors subakiy drawn in the Superior Court the following. were selected this morning 86 members of . the Grand Jury, viz: Geo,-0, Shaw, D, E. Morgan, Rev. P. J, Olyne, 0, 0. Weisenburger, £.E Kruger, W. M.Provie, Patrick Mut. . eaby, D. D. Mair, Jerry Angove, Jos: eph Haustier, J. W. Oulver,:George Griffio, T. W. Sigourney, A. 8. Lord, Frank Ennor, E. T. R. Powell, W. H. Tuttle, CP: caatcaicibnin L. G, Kel‘strup. ~ Geo. 0. Shaw was appointed fore~}man by. Jadge Nilop, and after. being sworn, the Jury adjoarped to the Sa. pervisors’ chamber and organized for business by electing D. B. Morgen as: * ‘The Grand Jary spent most of the dey considering business of a minor ‘Datare bronght before them. As far as known, there is no specially important bitsiness to come up at this session. CASTORIA fo Kh You 8 Have Always vag 'Sears the . Mynenare ot Hi THT ee . James Donnelly and Ass Annie yonSchumittburg. At St. Oanice’s church next Tharsday morning James Donnelly and ‘Miss Annie von Schmittburg will be joined in marriage. The ceremony Olyne. “Phe bride-to-be is a young lady who is. well and very favorably known to the majority of our local readers. She was born in this city and from her girlhood bas shown every. good trait of character that wine the admiration of true and lasting friends. She is a typical daughter ofthe Sierras, belng handsome {in appearance and most entertaining in manner. -Mr. his oxcellent choice in selecting apartner. Mr. Donnelly has resided in this city for several years past, prior to which time he made ‘hie home at North Bloomfield, where he grew up to robust manhood. He is a good, practical miner, and his services are always in demand. He has held responsible positions in several of the amines in this district, and is employed at the Sierra Queen at present. He is #.young man of exemplary habits,'and holde the highest respect of bosts of people in this city and its surroundings. sete —= a oe want to buy, rent Cc. B. PORTER, Manager. —— ana ExYooms Farntched or-unfarnished, for RENT or SALE, ‘Nevada County Real Estee Exanee or "sell, we are the people R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance “ped which leads to. the theory that _ OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. . NEVADA’ CIEY, CAL. Jones was mardered for the parpose of securing $850 insurance’ upon ae Iife, Given His Papers. Nataralization papers were iseued io’ the Superior Court today to Oleophas Ls Oraix. His witnesses were George F, Bennetts and A. J. Hosking. ¢ Weather Report. Torspay, November 10th. The schovteny the forecast of the weether, ag sent ont by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.sco;: Tonight ® feir. Cooler Wednesday Light trost bak = ne morning, -Donaled $5. Court Garfleld, No; 9, Foresters of America, held their regular. weekly meeting last evening. A goodly nom ber of members were present and much enthusiasm prevailed. A donation of $5 was made to the i hg Society. Funeral Tomorrow. The faneral of the ° late: ‘Qlovaies Feradosco, who was killed‘in the Union Blue mine at North Bloomfield, will take place from the Oatholic eburch here tomorrow morning at ten o'etook. ". ing Works below valaable and bigh between $300 and $400 per ton, Sucb+ ‘. rich and precious quar'z iscalculated to immensely please most any mine people are in.good spirite, not only on 4 the last showing Lut from the fact that the ledges are permanent ones and inclined to higher qui ty as progress’ is The owners of the Le Compton tine, > . Willow. Valley . district, continue to} ~ take out atid ship to the Selby Smelt-. grade ore. The last shipped averaged . bolder aod maturally thé Le.Compton . . The regular meeting of the Nevada County Promotion Committee last night was-well attended, and a number of matters came up for discussion. I, Haas occupied the chairin the absenge of President Clinch. Secretary Englebright and his assistants, Messre. Brayton an@ Lord, were also present A communication was read from J. A, Fileher, World’s Fair Commie. i> ‘asking for’ mineral exhibit from this county. . Other perry were also consideted, referred te the asgistant secretaries for reply T. ¥. Phillips of. P ahak: Nelier te signed as a member of the Comusieses, owing to other demands. O. H. Barker was elected to fill the "vacancy. A list of eighty peragns’ who hed written for information about Nevada county wag handed in by Mr. Kohler, Mesers.Porter ‘and Barker, ap: pointed to obtain Information for the ys reta'ned, being made the permanent committee and given authority to add to ite membership. The following were appointed as a committesto arrange for the mineral display at St, Lous: Elem Biggs, B. 8, . Rector, O. D. Porter, Dr. E. Jamieson, WwW. FP. Engtebright, hundred i coca of choice English --. sbipment constitates only a portion of the large crop gathered on his homesteed. near this city, and is a good practical illustration of what Nevada county soll cd do in producing rats of various kiods. There is money to be mede in walout growing, not only timber as well, walnuts to the State’ of “lows. This! the optical line. find out whether you need personally. you relief or satisfaction, moderate, z HARTUNG’S, Nevada Wn. Britland athis saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can depend that they made upon them, The Phelps c ‘Taro Hundrea ‘Thousana of a lae of One Dollar eh ei sas Eech t have besa placed in the Tressary of inbir ee ee wane fare mixed properly, il Develop: ment Co. is now bali. Susticl one fe meady to issue stock to all subseribers fer:the same, . “All the pecking: and developing the pe a Se Sonor, the Company. peel toy ES. CHINN, the expett, Reliable. picks, will soon be here, prepared to do first-class work i in If you suffer. from headache, dizzi-’ mess, smarting, inflamed eyes, uncertain and failing vision, you should see him, Cost you nothing to glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Company, with four stores and factories, will be here He is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no matter if others have failed to give call on ie, Prices very City, . “NOVEMBER 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, NGVEOSER 19, 20, 21 The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the— OOOPEER to stay: will “be performed ‘by Rev. Father . Donnelly isto be congratulated upon}: Bay an Heater money. The Tarner & Haaley:-Ocmpany carry all grades. Their conrad range om i $9.60. apr ¢ Inspect.’ our ata: and yuu will find just what you want, *and We carry stove pipe. both . common . and Russia Iron. Our line of ot Stove Boards Iatoot desis Airy Aiigne: oY Save . ow Is THE T E yO J THEM. We sgh according to size add quality. Calli in and see them and htc pik. 5 . C J, Bray on, ee.) Sra 2 Phone IIS. sisco are her a soatein 3 om the Ba: 1 Godfrey pnville are bs, MoGagin from Ber ing for Nort J, Belobin c! Hip ast eveni orthe Bay. , Lyon and fi om San Fre ), Foster anc are here OD. ! A Thomas it sence O’Oont ofthe Ch orning for t Geo, Hega fan Francis City. Wid Kay loft t j, Holland we orning. ¥, Copeland, jog busines ig morning. fostler is ove fam of Virgi horning. B. Garwise is y. L. Hi epto this m Tinde!! anc from North : Hicks of ¢ Johns is d . Kroger, me amber Comy 8 store, ca fest, evening days. A.A, Atthis now convales , Weber, wha Btote up ane Ebaugh an dfrom Wea b Sandow ou the Grasg iJ, Flewellen mM a visit to . ! am Maguir g the county intendent r from the pherokee, last . W. H. Ki fs here on Rev, and Mr ter Jauch hi Oregon, whe} Dreacher ar Hight from r is interet Blue Tent. Jamea Tall der street, tks, Bi following ¢ Hor stook anc erday after ft Francisco . WHEAT A} Wheat. Barley . WATER , sigan, eto 3 VE YOU seen our new cars 1 attraction to our large fi 3 ee Souvenir Spoonsl — Leo Spoon ig & @ vi ng eet on Brofiie of Pope Leo, view . Also be sare 4 eee see our other designs, ia, , Conny Scenic Spt t every nigh them. + “hog on lng are

TERMS. OF. BUBSORIPTION ote 96 Per Your . Gy Carrier, on mg a Oakland has taken the ground that the prohibition of dancing and theatre-going by the Methodist discipline should be modified to an advisory,. rather than a prohibitive, basis. De, DR. DILLE, a prominent Methodist divine of The city at Los Angeles has enacted an ordinance for-. 11 bidding public fistic exhibitions, but allowing private exhibitions with not-less than eight-ounce gloves,. padded on the back with some soft material. 2 Phuts we ‘have two not very nearly: related issues up fel public diseussion. Dancing i is a natural expression of human emotion, from i _the child in tantrums to the dervish in ecstasy. There has -” probably been no people on the earth who have not danced in rhythmic ‘motion to something that sounded to their ears like music, It has been natural from’ the foundation of the earth for men_to Tejoice in their strength and to strive with one another in feats of agility, speed, strength, skill, and, so far ‘as can be seen, they will do so to the end of time. Dancing may be carried to an extreme that is destruc. tive of health, and, in its licentious Suggestiveness, may be destructive of good morals, Boxing may become so brutalizing’as to be destructive of tender emotions and-to congregate ' about it all that is most®vicious in social disorder. On the other hand, dancing may. become one of the most healthful and graceful of.secial pleasures, the means. of imparting that spirit of deference to man for woman which brings her near to him, and yet holds her ever part,-as something too good to be made common or rudely ‘familiar. Boxing, likewise, may teach self-confidence, poise, presence of mind, restraint of temper, courage, self-mastery in mind and hod; and bea source of physical stimulation without harm~ ful after results. The problem is to get the good ont of all things, and avoid the evil. It is a problem, and worthy of _ better thought than had been given it. It is goed to note that Dr. Dille has had the courage to take the stand he has, and good to note that Los Angeles has seen fit to prohibit public exhi-—. bitions of fistic encounters for cash. ; The drama is as {legitimate as the rostrum or the sihws? paper. It is as sensible to refrain from reading any newspaper, or hearing any lecture because there are yellow journals and demagogic orators as it is to cut off all dancing and condemn all boxing and stay away from all theaters because billy are given which are uot to be ‘countenanced, prize= fights are attended by “plug-uglies” and there are theatrical shows which abound i in unwholesome suggestion and exhibition In‘law there is a doctrine of reasonableness. that should have a place in ethics and iu the social and churchly attitude toward the subject under discussion. There are reasonable uses which -are lawful, but unlawful when they are no longer reasonable. The nearer any clergyman conforms to a meet reasonableness of interpretation in the Christian religion the better filled will his pews be on Sundays and. ° the greater his influence among his parishioners. In reasonableness there is power, and power for good. We should seek .to get the good ont of all things, leaving the evil to sittk to the dregs. OUR RESOURCES, Promotion Committee in Active Session Last Last Night. State Board of Trade regarding the county’s resourcer, informed the committee thet they were making good progress. The Promotion Committee went into 8 committee. of the whole to discase the subject of adverticing our various resources. Several members were in favor of getting ap an attractive book for distribution at the World’s Fair in St. Louis. After different views were given on the subject, it wae decided to pabligh the book. The original adverjising committee consisting of Messrs. Enoglebright, Bigge,Rector, Batler and Brayton, was Wasnincton, Nov. to—The House was called to drder. S Pe at noon. Assistant Secretary to the President, Barhes, immediately brought. the “message which gave ‘the . . President’s views upon the proposed commercial. ‘treaty with Cuba and strongly recommended. its” passage. He said we} are in honor bound to adopt it, and that it will do. no “harm other subject i in his message. Georg Mh. 1. Allen Was Killed in Montana . ‘Last Friday, Io yesterday’s TRaNsoRiPT it was B'ated that theré‘was a rumor afloat that George’ M. Allen .was killed in the. }Kearsage miney near —Virginia ( ity, Montana, and. we doubted the correctness of the statement as none of hie friends had received any news to that effect. This afternoon Miss Maggie Nolen received a telegram from Mr. newsthat her brother, George, was the funeral took place this afternoon at Homesteke, Montana. George Allen resided at thie city, previous to about fifteen years ago, for many years and was universally esteemed and respected by all ‘whom he came in contact with. Of a steady, industrious and ambitious tarn of mind he early evinced an aptitude for mining and up tothe time of ‘his leaving for Butte, Montane, was employed in and around the mines of this district. He was a brother-in-law of the Misses Nolen, having married a sister when a resident of this city, bat who was called by death after a few years of marital felicity. After making Butte City his home he became, in a comparatively and re ma@rkably short space of time, one ,of the most popular men in the famogs mining city of thirty theusand souls,: His honesty and integrity were unquéstioned and so well had he become ingratiated into the hearts of the peo ple that be was prevailed upon: to accept the nomination for: County Assessor on the Republicen ticket some time back and his constituents showed theic loyalty by awarding bim the office, which he filled with credit to himself and to the entire satisfaction of the commonwealth. He had only been employed in the Kearsage but a_ short tive wages to fill the responsible positop of station agent. New. Pump Arrives. ‘The big eéntrifagal pump for the Shady Creek mine, near Cherokee, arrived here this morning, and ‘this afternoon it was shipped by team to the scene of operations. That is to say, the pump and machinery was joaded and a start made for Shady Opeek. It will take sighty-horse power to run the pump, which is eight inches in diameter and can throw tailingfifeen feet. high. Larger machinery will be put in,if the new machinery brings ous good Prospects, Personal Noles, George Regon is down from North Bloomfield. ; F. Nice is over from NorthSan Juan.! James Cahill is over from You Bet. Albert Maitman, the mining man, returned this morning from ages Fran, cisco. to any industry. The President made no ‘mention. of et Allen’s sieter containing the dreadful}. killed in an explosion last Friday andj. while, the company offering bim lucra: ase . Larsen Jr., Relite tat Bill, iGoarge 0, Jones, North, Bloomfield, A. A. Tindell, © .« oy z Lapa o¢ a é° ee Andree M na : mee Poe bmn goss Ie es fice " slex Murat, Goltax,’ as Bay eth le ‘. Ha aA ont 8 Ipines Cabill, Yo : Boil — . ‘Fone 3 eer : eeatied: Pu., ‘Wovemibar 5—Four persons” “are” uider “arrest “at Rice’s Landing, charged with the murder of Alexander Jones, a miner, whose body . was fonnd fe. ® field last Monday, the back of his head having been crashed. It is alleged that evidence has devel5 i ae aaa uals. From ca ‘ik of Jebors subakiy drawn in the Superior Court the following. were selected this morning 86 members of . the Grand Jury, viz: Geo,-0, Shaw, D, E. Morgan, Rev. P. J, Olyne, 0, 0. Weisenburger, £.E Kruger, W. M.Provie, Patrick Mut. . eaby, D. D. Mair, Jerry Angove, Jos: eph Haustier, J. W. Oulver,:George Griffio, T. W. Sigourney, A. 8. Lord, Frank Ennor, E. T. R. Powell, W. H. Tuttle, CP: caatcaicibnin L. G, Kel‘strup. ~ Geo. 0. Shaw was appointed fore~}man by. Jadge Nilop, and after. being sworn, the Jury adjoarped to the Sa. pervisors’ chamber and organized for business by electing D. B. Morgen as: * ‘The Grand Jary spent most of the dey considering business of a minor ‘Datare bronght before them. As far as known, there is no specially important bitsiness to come up at this session. CASTORIA fo Kh You 8 Have Always vag 'Sears the . Mynenare ot Hi THT ee . James Donnelly and Ass Annie yonSchumittburg. At St. Oanice’s church next Tharsday morning James Donnelly and ‘Miss Annie von Schmittburg will be joined in marriage. The ceremony Olyne. “Phe bride-to-be is a young lady who is. well and very favorably known to the majority of our local readers. She was born in this city and from her girlhood bas shown every. good trait of character that wine the admiration of true and lasting friends. She is a typical daughter ofthe Sierras, belng handsome {in appearance and most entertaining in manner. -Mr. his oxcellent choice in selecting apartner. Mr. Donnelly has resided in this city for several years past, prior to which time he made ‘hie home at North Bloomfield, where he grew up to robust manhood. He is a good, practical miner, and his services are always in demand. He has held responsible positions in several of the amines in this district, and is employed at the Sierra Queen at present. He is #.young man of exemplary habits,'and holde the highest respect of bosts of people in this city and its surroundings. sete —= a oe want to buy, rent Cc. B. PORTER, Manager. —— ana ExYooms Farntched or-unfarnished, for RENT or SALE, ‘Nevada County Real Estee Exanee or "sell, we are the people R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance “ped which leads to. the theory that _ OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. . NEVADA’ CIEY, CAL. Jones was mardered for the parpose of securing $850 insurance’ upon ae Iife, Given His Papers.

Nataralization papers were iseued io’ the Superior Court today to Oleophas Ls Oraix. His witnesses were George F, Bennetts and A. J. Hosking. ¢ Weather Report. Torspay, November 10th. The schovteny the forecast of the weether, ag sent ont by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Franc.sco;: Tonight ® feir. Cooler Wednesday Light trost bak = ne morning, -Donaled $5. Court Garfleld, No; 9, Foresters of America, held their regular. weekly meeting last evening. A goodly nom ber of members were present and much enthusiasm prevailed. A donation of $5 was made to the i hg Society. Funeral Tomorrow. The faneral of the ° late: ‘Qlovaies Feradosco, who was killed‘in the Union Blue mine at North Bloomfield, will take place from the Oatholic eburch here tomorrow morning at ten o'etook. ". ing Works below valaable and bigh between $300 and $400 per ton, Sucb+ ‘. rich and precious quar'z iscalculated to immensely please most any mine people are in.good spirite, not only on 4 the last showing Lut from the fact that the ledges are permanent ones and inclined to higher qui ty as progress’ is The owners of the Le Compton tine, > . Willow. Valley . district, continue to} ~ take out atid ship to the Selby Smelt-. grade ore. The last shipped averaged . bolder aod maturally thé Le.Compton . . The regular meeting of the Nevada County Promotion Committee last night was-well attended, and a number of matters came up for discussion. I, Haas occupied the chairin the absenge of President Clinch. Secretary Englebright and his assistants, Messre. Brayton an@ Lord, were also present A communication was read from J. A, Fileher, World’s Fair Commie. i> ‘asking for’ mineral exhibit from this county. . Other perry were also consideted, referred te the asgistant secretaries for reply T. ¥. Phillips of. P ahak: Nelier te signed as a member of the Comusieses, owing to other demands. O. H. Barker was elected to fill the "vacancy. A list of eighty peragns’ who hed written for information about Nevada county wag handed in by Mr. Kohler, Mesers.Porter ‘and Barker, ap: pointed to obtain Information for the ys reta'ned, being made the permanent committee and given authority to add to ite membership. The following were appointed as a committesto arrange for the mineral display at St, Lous: Elem Biggs, B. 8, . Rector, O. D. Porter, Dr. E. Jamieson, WwW. FP. Engtebright, hundred i coca of choice English --. sbipment constitates only a portion of the large crop gathered on his homesteed. near this city, and is a good practical illustration of what Nevada county soll cd do in producing rats of various kiods. There is money to be mede in walout growing, not only timber as well, walnuts to the State’ of “lows. This! the optical line. find out whether you need personally. you relief or satisfaction, moderate, z HARTUNG’S, Nevada Wn. Britland athis saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can depend that they made upon them, The Phelps c ‘Taro Hundrea ‘Thousana of a lae of One Dollar eh ei sas Eech t have besa placed in the Tressary of inbir ee ee wane fare mixed properly, il Develop: ment Co. is now bali. Susticl one fe meady to issue stock to all subseribers fer:the same, . “All the pecking: and developing the pe a Se Sonor, the Company. peel toy ES. CHINN, the expett, Reliable. picks, will soon be here, prepared to do first-class work i in If you suffer. from headache, dizzi-’ mess, smarting, inflamed eyes, uncertain and failing vision, you should see him, Cost you nothing to glasses or not. Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical Company, with four stores and factories, will be here He is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no matter if others have failed to give call on ie, Prices very City, . “NOVEMBER 16, 17, 18 LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, NGVEOSER 19, 20, 21 The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the— OOOPEER to stay: will “be performed ‘by Rev. Father . Donnelly isto be congratulated upon}: Bay an Heater money. The Tarner & Haaley:-Ocmpany carry all grades. Their conrad range om i $9.60. apr ¢ Inspect.’ our ata: and yuu will find just what you want, *and We carry stove pipe. both . common . and Russia Iron. Our line of ot Stove Boards Iatoot desis Airy Aiigne: oY Save . ow Is THE T E yO J THEM. We sgh according to size add quality. Calli in and see them and htc pik. 5 . C J, Bray on, ee..) Sra 2 Phone IIS.. sisco are her a soatein 3 om the Ba: 1 Godfrey pnville are bs, MoGagin from Ber ing for Nort J, Belobin c! Hip ast eveni orthe Bay. , Lyon and fi om San Fre ), Foster anc are here OD. ! A Thomas it sence O’Oont ofthe Ch orning for t Geo, Hega fan Francis City. Wid Kay loft t j, Holland we orning. ¥, Copeland, jog busines ig morning. fostler is ove fam of Virgi horning. B. Garwise is y. L. Hi epto this m Tinde!! anc from North : Hicks of ¢ Johns is d . Kroger, me amber Comy 8 store, ca fest, evening days. A.A, Atthis now convales , Weber, wha Btote up ane Ebaugh an dfrom Wea b Sandow ou the Grasg iJ, Flewellen mM a visit to . ! am Maguir g the county intendent r from the pherokee, last . W. H. Ki fs here on Rev, and Mr ter Jauch hi Oregon, whe} Dreacher ar Hight from r is interet Blue Tent. Jamea Tall der street, tks, Bi following ¢ Hor stook anc erday after ft Francisco . WHEAT A} Wheat.. Barley . WATER , sigan, eto 3 VE YOU seen our new cars 1 attraction to our large fi 3 ee Souvenir Spoonsl — Leo Spoon ig & @ vi ng eet on Brofiie of Pope Leo, view . Also be sare 4 eee see our other designs, ia, , Conny Scenic Spt t every nigh them. + “hog on lng are