November 11, 1898 (4 pages)

oe '—BSix section men ilway were pois. ow is: “Who will tates Senator?” already openly in _ Barnes, Balla, —and the ‘woods t least as many NG BALL \DA CITY, \G EVE, g, Nov. 23.) of. John Michell. Waltz ndsome prizes . mmittee to the a dancers. OROHESTRA. CANVASED. ON: Gentlemen 50 sunsupaniisistnsmeaeaneeseeenen as seree rters Ss e e or later you this fact we 'S and OOMi “40 40 50 50 75 Se eensee see eenee 75 oOo oo 25 25 50 50 sing Troatee’'tp lors, : _ / river in a few days. & "of Grass Valley has been filed for proCoe ca) THE TRANSCRIPT, PRIDAY..-:.-.NOV. 11, 1898, CITY TRUSTEES MEET. The Sewerage Movement—Hill Family Starving Their Horses,: Last evening the City Trustees: held a special meeting. The committee previously appointed to ascertain the cost of preparing plans and estimates for a -sewer system, reported that such plans would cost about $450. ‘The Board approved of their report and authorized City Attorney Ford to draw up a preliminary resolution of intention to be acted upon at the regular meeting next Thursday night. : Marshal Tompkins was instructed to investigate a charge that the Hill. family on Sacramento sireet are starving some horses that they own. dents of East Broad street asking that the culvert crossing Kelsey ravine be widened. © : ; People residing on Zion street. asked the Board. to have an electric light placed. on the street. . ‘These two matters will come up for action next week. . ee Fhe_Lick House. The Lick House, San Francisco, is the most. popular hostelry in San Francisco._It--is-nowunder the» management of George W, Kingsbury, the favorite hotel man of San Francisco. The house is now being remodeled and refurnished at an expense of over ' $60,000. All the rooms have been refurnished with new farniture, new carpets and everything tending to the comfort and pleasure of the guests. It} Thomas Anderson, alias McCormick, is a real home place, and as a family hotel ranks secondtonone. The prices are also very reasonable. It is the headquarters of Nevada county people, and those who have never stopped there should give it a trial and they will be surprised at the cordial treatment that they will receive at this place, in comparison to the cold reception at other hotels in that city. A large number of our citizens will attend the Miners’ Convention to be -held in San Francisco a week from next Monday and we advise them to go tothe'Lick House, and verify ail we say about this flue hotel. Mrs. McCarthy’s Will. The will of the late Nancy McCarthy bate in the Superior Court. With the exception of $5 each left to a nephew ' in Grass Valley and a niece in Ireland, the estate is disposed of as follows: To Sister Mary Baptiste O’Connor, \. J. R. Holland went to Virginia ‘City Hoda 2k ~~ ACASE OF SUICIDE. — Dead Man Found Hanging to a Tree Near Grass Valley. _ At noon today Sam Hodge and Wm. Martin, who have been chopping wood in the vicinity of Greenwood Cemetery on the Rough and Ready road just west of Grass Valley, came into town and reported that they had seen the corpse of a man hanging froma tree in the forest. Coroner Hocking and a Tidings-Telegraph reporter went at once to the scene and made an investigation. The body was that of a dark-complexioned man, apparently an Italian, aged 60 or 52 years, who had been boarding at the Wisconsin hotel for several weeks and had been missing three and a half days. He had probably been dead twelve hours or more. The body was suspended by a rope around the neck, one end being fastened to a limb above. Another rope hung down from another limb aud was twisted around the first one, His hands were fastened together behind the back with a’ slipnoose. .The first impression was that a murder had been committed, but after a thorough examination the coroner:came to conclusion. that_ it was a case of suicide, OTHER GRA SS VALLEY NOTES. James Anderson has gone to Virginia City toremain. The Farmers’ Institute is in session at Granger’s hall. Acting District Attorney Riley. is Somewhat better today, but he is still very ill. : Norman Currier of North Bloomfield is here on a visit to the family of C. T. Rouner. : was arrested this forenoon for battery ou Dan Baldwin and taken before Justice Green who bound him over in the sum of $1,000 to appear for trial at two o’clock Tuesday, Baldwin and a young man named Barton had been playing cards during the night, Baldwin winning. This morning they took to shaking dice at $5 a throw. According to Anderson’s statement Baldwin grabbed the stakes about ten o’clock and refused to give them up whereupon Anderson interfered. Baldwin was well hammered about the face and head when the row was over. A Daily Chrouitte of the Doings of Old and Young. Eph. Herring of Cement Hill is dangerously ill, Owen Penrose was down today from North Bloomfield. + : $3,000; to-“Rev: Father Greeley, $1,000; to Rev. Father Lynch, $1,000. The releft today for San Francisco. mainder of the estate is divided in . equal shares among her relatives as ; San Juan were in town today. follows: Dennis McCarthy and Brid-. get Hays of Ireland, Maggie Donovan ' Relief Hill were in town last night. and Eugene McCarthy of New York, . John McCarthy and Mary Roach of morrow to attend a meeting of the DiSan Francisco, Pat McCarthy of Ne-'rectors of the Preston School of Invada City and Johan McCarthy of Grass ‘dustry. Mrs. A. Hampel and Mrs. Wm. Giffin Mr. and Mrs, E. Northup of North R. Penrose and P. C. Peterson of Hon. E. M. Preston goes to Ione toValley. cael . J.M.and O. ©.’ McKiernan arrived A Saddler’s Troubles. ; here last evening from Portersville on as ee ' their way to Sierra county on mining Louis Radigan, a saddler who used pysiness. to live here, was arrested at Sacra-. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fetz arrived mento on Wednesday by Officer F isher here last evening from San Francisco and Constable Henry Martin of Rio on a visit to Mrs. Fetz’ daughter, Mis. Vista, who went there in search of Freq Zeitler. him. Radigan is charged with embez-; 1. J, Reedy, the express messenger zlement, and will be taken to Rio Vista ' who is temporarily in place of Charles to stand trial. Radigan not long ago Harris, went to San Francisco today on served a term in the county jail for’ a brief visit. trying to break into the apartments of agar F. Hook of this city, who has his. divorced wife. been in the Yukon country for several Sa aae months, has an interest in four claims Buasest Jn Hig: Staxe Name. ‘in Atlin district, B. C., seventy miles Russell Bassett, one of the leading from Skaguay. ; actors with Henderson’s Players,isnone’ Mrs. J.8. Hughes of Lebanon, Ore., other than Eugene Soggs. His father left this morning for Oroville to visit used to own the Merrifield or Soggs her son, J. B. Hughes, who is Principal mine and he spent his boyhood days of the Oroville high school. Mrs. in this city, It was here that he made Hughes has been here visiting her relahis firat appearance on the stage, taking tives, Mr.and Mrs. James Hackley. part in an amateur drama and scoring’ ~ a aaa a hit. A Clever Idea. . ~ Will Resume Dredging. . A down East physician has conceived : ;the idea of furnishing some of his reActive. operations will be resumed by mote country patients with carrier “THE MINERS ASSOGIATION. Additonal Commitee . Appolnted—City Trostees Donate $76. ~ After the Transcripr’s report of yesterday afternoon’s meeting of the County Miners Association closed the following were appointed to serve during the ensuing year as av executive committee: Nevada—R. 0. Walrath, C. J. Brand; Grass Valley, Geo. Fletcher, Dave Marwick; Bridgeport, J. S. MeBride; Washington, E. T. Worthley; Eureka, C. D. Eastin; Little York, O. K. Cloudman; Meadow Lake, John Fay; Bloomfield, L. L. Myers; Rough and Ready, Henry Schroeder. Township committees were appointed to solicit funds for the association in addition to the executive commitee as follows: 7 os ; . Nevada—Bayliss Rector, Wm. Giffin, T. H. Carr and John Michell. Grass Valley—Chas. Brockington, M. Sproul, F. Dulmaine.Bridgeport—C. L. Miller, ©. S. Paine. Eureka—C. E. Johnston, C. Hegarty, Dana Harmon, H. Fitter, Col. W. W. Mather. : : Bloomfield—Walter Mobley, Chris. Jepsen, G. F. Hendricks. * Washington—E. T. Worthley, D. 8. Donahue, Phil Bradley. Little York—R. E. Linder, W. MaOUP: See oe ee cee Rough and Ready—John Fippin, OC. C. Bitner.‘Meadow Lake—C. F. McGlashan, Walter Burckhalter. i The meeting was very enthusiastic and as there is only ten days to act before the State convention meets it is urged on all committees to immediately get to work and make their returns as soon as_possible, as delegates cannot be appointed by the executive committee to the. State convention until it is known how much money is raised to forward tothe State Association. ay pe Last evening the Association’s special committee, consisting of Messrs. E. M. Preston, C.J. Brand, Wm. Giffin and W. F. Englebright waited upon the City Trustees and obtained from them a contribution of $75 to the Association’s treasury. *e. A Bid For Publicity. In a farce comedy now running at a New York theater, one of the charactéfs’represents. a notorious dealer in P BRSONAL P OINTERS. -~-ehampagne.—-An enterprising wine merchant sent word to the manager that he would be willing to permit the actor who depicts this character to make-up for him, if the player would mention the name of his particular brand of champagne just a few times during the performance. Commenting upon this fact, Leander Richardson, dramatic critic, says: “I can imagine the dramatist changing his play to advertise a certain kind of champagne. The incident recalls the mattress-maker who asked Joseph Jef. street, Piety Hill, leading from Stephen Some That Has Been Used a Quarter Ss of a Centory. “Phe ‘hose that burst at the Pecor fire the other night has a history. When John F. Hook was Chief of the Fire Department in 1872 Pennsylvania Enand Nevada Hose Company had only canvas hose that was made here in town. Mr. Hook, realizing the necessity for something better, ascertained through Chief Scannel of the San Francisco Department the best brand then in the market and through his recommendation the city then purchased the first rabber hose it ever owned. lt was of the Maltese Oross brand and carbolized. It was a section of this pioneer hose that burst at the Pecor fire. It broke close to a coupling, and now having been properly repaired is good for several years more. Completing a Sewer Main. — The five-inch sewer main on Pine Roberts place to the Rough and Ready ditch near Suspension Bridge, is being completed this week. The line will be in all about 1,000 feet long, and will give perfect drainage for the properties of those enterprising residents of Pine street who have contribated-t9 its conetractiGhs= =" Se g . AN Enemy to health is impure blood, as it leads to-serious disease and great suffering.’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets and conquers this enemy and averts the danger. Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills to take with .Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. = Always the Best, For the best value in Suits and Overcoais—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. AS BEAUTIFUL-AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. _ All modern houses finished with it. THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILI AND MINING TIMBERS, Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. How Natural Cees Mee It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of on. kind, ang especially is this true of the photographs taken by the finest quality, M O O R 9 and up to date. Studio on York Street. “ Whose work is of HOSE WITH A HISTORY. . gine Company was using leather easy TOWLE BROS. CO./ Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office 1S IT A TRIFLE? Tat Common Troub!e, Acid Dyspeps Now Recognized as a Cause of Serious Disease.Acid Dyspepsia, ¢ommonly called heartburn or sour stomach, is a form of indigestion resulting from. fermentation of the food. The stomach being tod wesk to promptly digest it, the! Hamilton Calicos.... oak get See iit cane hielo ss 5c food remains until fermentation —be: ae SEL ERERI NAY NT Coed yea Hace Rest ese F ¢ gins,filling the stomach with gas and Selesia Dress Lining She eta Se to 25 a bitter, sour, burning taste in the. Silkatine Dress Lining SUSE ise eer enue A eae ieos SOR gs eawis 20¢ ee Fe See peeret. the contk Goin dyed Needles (best miadé) 20.00.00. ccussscscisse see oe 5¢ tion soon becomes chronic and. being Sagi Silk 1 : an every day occurrence is given but. © WINE SUK, 2 Site Seeeeees seeeceteceeeeteeanet erent eeseteu a rneee ceeeeee eis 5c little attention. Because dyspepsia is} Button Hole Twist...00.000.00ccccccsecceeeeeee rote eee tea 2c not immediately fatal, many people do i c ndthtilis tor ibe trouble. oe Coates ten Ripe as Re ee seoneeteneveetenananectsnts eee seceeee 4c. Within a recent period a remedy hasA Pap eee Stee ee been discovered, prepared solely to We:lguarantee goods. Anything unsatisfactory may te cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It is known as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, and is now becoming rapidly use and prescribed as a radical cure f every form of dyspepsia. + ‘ Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets have been placed before the public and are sold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents per package. -It-is—prepared_by_the Stuart Chemical Company, Marshall, Mich., and while it promptly and effectually restores a vigorous digestion, at the same time is perfectly harmless and will not injure the most delicate stomach, but on the contrary by giving perfect digestion strengthens the stomach, improves the appetite and makes life worth living. Send for free book on Stomach Diseases. 7-9-11 Nevada Street, Nevada City, is the local agent for Monarch Vapor Bath Cabinet. Dancing School. Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and gentlemei’s dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free], Saturday _ On Sour Stomach. i a Sells For Cash; ‘DOUGLASS BUTTER, THE BARGAIN SPOT — RACKET STORE. returned. THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. . ah. B. WOLFS: CASH GROCER, Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best{Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—2s5c. per quart. Will sell you any quantity you want. : Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. nights; private lessons at hall or your own house. nil For Rent. A nicely furnished House for rent, in good location. Inquire of Frank Miller. Private and Auciion Sale. The furnituré, bedding, etc., at the barn of Mrs. L. Dreyfuss is now on private sale at very low prices and in quantities to suit. All ne®disposed of at private sale will be sold by auction next week. n2-4t R. DILLON, Constable. ’ For Rent Nicely furnished rooms for house keeping on Main and Sacramento streets. Inquire of Mrs. H. C. Mills. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. ferson if he would insert-this line in ‘Rip Van Winkle’: ‘Though I have slept twenty years I don’t feel a bit tired, for I have rested on an Oshkosh mattress.’ ” EE Saree OPC cane Society as a Reformer. “Swearing is growing less, decidedly so,” writes Edward Bok in the Ladies’ Home Journal. “All students of men agree in this view, just as excessive alcoholic drinking is falling into disuse. The principal reason for the decline of both excessive swearing and dtinking is tiat men are getting more and more careful to refrain from any ‘habit which places their self-control in peril. Society is constantly growing more impatient witb a man who lacks equipose, while the keener demands of business necessitate men being more moderate in-all things. The basis of thé change may be more material than spiritual, but the change is taking place irrespective of the character of the basis or motive.” The Leading Flour. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumentai Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the ak ning of instructing pupils at their own omes. Make No Mistake, Ladies. A vad THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Fall. Winter Millinery H. CRAWFORD’, _ eae Main Street, Nevada City WM. Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. A Zo “Prices Astonishingly Low. For particulars as to terms of tuition ete apply “in . FA new gh cisher by Je tteror personally, a omein North San Juan o the Union Hotel. Nevada City 7 2 W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor :t Law; Oa Se BROAD AND PINE STs, up stairs, Nevada Citv. ~< FOR SALE. MRS. B. LUTZ’S_ HOTEL On Broad Street will be sold ata bargain. The Hotel is doing a good business, it is one of the best locations in this City. ree , the Postlethwaite dredger on the Yuba pigeons, by means of which he could All the necessary be summoned on short notice if neces-. changes in the machinery fre about sary. This plan saved time for the . completed and the connections made doctor and unnecessary visits to his. between it and the Yuba Power Comoit-of-town patients and also made it . pany’s plant. aos aes S&S possible for him to give closer attenteres Pe tion to-his city practice. =8= si i If the ethics of the medical profesOaptain Henry Richards of Gold Flat sion permitted this physician to ad ver. is gathering a second crop of apples tise he would doubtless evolve some! from atree in his orchard from which clever ideas on the subject. As it is, . he obtained a full crop last June. the homing-pigeon project brought him . sian wl into greater local prominence, } ——_—~+ eee -_______ fe. Job Too Big . . Tonight’s Pythian Reception. Nor none to little to receive prompt. and careful attention if you give it to Sweeney, the O. K. Painter. His work is all done on honor and is put on to stay. 022-tf Two Crops a Year. Lodge, K. of P., will tender a reception bone Sisters. A special musical and ur S Mates ate . literary program has been prepared, and To Be Sold at Cost. ‘it will be followed with a collation. — . The Knights and ladies contemplate My Trimmed Hats, and everything in spending a delightful evening. stock, will be sold at cost,as Iam re-. — me : Charles Stepp In Bertin. tiring from the Millinery business. Charles Stepp, the mining promoter 020 Mrs. FisHer. . ec . who has operated considerably in this Smith's New Crop Prunes. . district, is now in Bérlin trying to inAsk your Grocer for Smirn’s New terest German capitalists in an Alaska Oror Prunes. If he has‘not got them! mining enterprise. He is expected come to Wm. H. Smrra’s Grocery Store: here during the first week in December a tas will find plenty. F —— + ee W.H.Surra. . “Wuar you want to do,” said the drageist,as he handed the old darkey ~ Have You a House Or anything else that requires painting of this after each meal.” At Pythian Castle this evening Milo’. ‘to the members of Milo Temple, Rath. . the.patent medicine, “is to take a dose inside or ottside? If you have, talk “Yes, Sub,” was the reply, “an’ now, feaical Advice You noed a doctor many times when you don’t call ore. You suifer pain in fifty forms and yet won*tecall the doctor, be_cause you hopa, that the pain “will go away after a while.” And, too, you know by experience, that that first visit of the doctor is generally followed by many others, with the inevitable consequence of a big bill “for professional services.” You don’t know what to do for yourself or what to take. But suppose that you could get free, absolutely free, the advice of one of the most Eminent Phusicians in the United States? You can. The physician is right here. He hasan office in the building, he has a staff of correspondents to assist him, and anyone and everyone, whe needs medical advice is invited to write to him, If it’s baby’s health or mother’s or the health of any member of the family you may write about it, sure of a careful reading of your letter, sure of a conscientious diagnosis of your case, Sure of a Cure if cure is possible. Every letter will be hei as a strictly confidential communication. Remember these facts. _ We offer you medical advice from one of _ the most eminent practitioners in the Urited States, whether our niedicines suit your _ particular case or not. We offer you this advice at the cost of the two cent stamp which it will take to bring your letter-to our. giving your order. 022-tf._. gwineter git de meals?” __ with Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, before will you please, Sub, tell me whar I’m! office, Address the Medical Department, . Dr. J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. _< THE PLACE TO Go. BOUQUET OF FLOURS. CATRIRTA has been gathered to please the wise housekeeper, All brands are represented and the quality of each kind is} ‘so well known that we need! say little in their praise. We sell on a small margin of profit, and therefore offer the best value in town. . Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. =Largest Display! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at _ Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s Where you will find the @@/VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. : -* 4 wee OOO OOS) fie Lowest Prices !) Watch Our Windows for Bargains. QOOQOQOO® OOOQOO DOE It Is a Pleasure © TO BE ABLE TO show a new assortment of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is made up of goods which are new, haying but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected lot of BEAUTIFUL, HIGEL ae * DIAMONDS * © of great brilliancy and splendid color and many ‘*S other precious stones of very attractive appearance (@ Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings; Fins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. ‘The ‘prices are not at all high on these articles. “ LUETJE & BRAND, & Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad-Streét. ax ODO OOOO OOOO OOOOOS OOOOOGOOGOHOOOOOO Have Heard ? What? A CARLOAD OF Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Chiffonires, *f,. i ee or ape, al Chairs, Lounges, etc. a Have been received from the East by gt JAMES KINKEAD, && Prices Astonishing Low. 2s Ys Mrs ST es 2% Bhs he . 2s ‘ . ve . = . ee! aie Ma Sead ead Mane Sour Mae WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? Ha i}a

oe '—BSix section men ilway were pois. ow is: “Who will tates Senator?” already openly in _ Barnes, Balla, —and the ‘woods t least as many NG BALL \DA CITY, \G EVE, g, Nov. 23.) of. John Michell. Waltz ndsome prizes . mmittee to the a dancers. OROHESTRA. CANVASED. ON: Gentlemen 50 sunsupaniisistnsmeaeaneeseeenen as seree rters Ss e e or later you this fact we 'S and OOMi “40 40 50 50 75 Se eensee see eenee 75 oOo oo 25 25 50 50 sing Troatee’'tp lors, : _ / river in a few days. & "of Grass Valley has been filed for proCoe ca) THE TRANSCRIPT, PRIDAY....-:.-.NOV. 11, 1898, CITY TRUSTEES MEET. The Sewerage Movement—Hill Family Starving Their Horses,: Last evening the City Trustees: held a special meeting. The committee previously appointed to ascertain the cost of preparing plans and estimates for a -sewer system, reported that such plans would cost about $450. ‘The Board approved of their report and authorized City Attorney Ford to draw up a preliminary resolution of intention to be acted upon at the regular meeting next Thursday night. : Marshal Tompkins was instructed to investigate a charge that the Hill. family on Sacramento sireet are starving some horses that they own. dents of East Broad street asking that the culvert crossing Kelsey ravine be widened. © : ; People residing on Zion street. asked the Board. to have an electric light placed. on the street. . ‘These two matters will come up for action next week. . ee Fhe_Lick House. The Lick House, San Francisco, is the most. popular hostelry in San Francisco._It--is-nowunder the» management of George W, Kingsbury, the favorite hotel man of San Francisco. The house is now being remodeled and refurnished at an expense of over ' $60,000. All the rooms have been refurnished with new farniture, new carpets and everything tending to the comfort and pleasure of the guests. It} Thomas Anderson, alias McCormick, is a real home place, and as a family hotel ranks secondtonone. The prices are also very reasonable. It is the headquarters of Nevada county people, and those who have never stopped there should give it a trial and they will be surprised at the cordial treatment that they will receive at this place, in comparison to the cold reception at other hotels in that city. A large number of our citizens will attend the Miners’ Convention to be -held in San Francisco a week from next Monday and we advise them to go tothe'Lick House, and verify ail we say about this flue hotel. Mrs. McCarthy’s Will. The will of the late Nancy McCarthy bate in the Superior Court. With the exception of $5 each left to a nephew ' in Grass Valley and a niece in Ireland, the estate is disposed of as follows: To Sister Mary Baptiste O’Connor, \. J. R. Holland went to Virginia ‘City Hoda 2k ~~ ACASE OF SUICIDE. — Dead Man Found Hanging to a Tree Near Grass Valley. _ At noon today Sam Hodge and Wm. Martin, who have been chopping wood in the vicinity of Greenwood Cemetery on the Rough and Ready road just west of Grass Valley, came into town and reported that they had seen the corpse of a man hanging froma tree in the forest. Coroner Hocking and a Tidings-Telegraph reporter went at once to the scene and made an investigation. The body was that of a dark-complexioned man, apparently an Italian, aged 60 or 52 years, who had been boarding at the Wisconsin hotel for several weeks and had been missing three and a half days. He had probably been dead twelve hours or more. The body was suspended by a rope around the neck, one end being fastened to a limb above. Another rope hung down from another limb aud was twisted around the first one, His hands were fastened together behind the back with a’ slipnoose. .The first impression was that a murder had been committed, but after a thorough examination the coroner:came to conclusion. that_ it was a case of suicide, OTHER GRA SS VALLEY NOTES. James Anderson has gone to Virginia City toremain. The Farmers’ Institute is in session at Granger’s hall. Acting District Attorney Riley. is Somewhat better today, but he is still very ill. : Norman Currier of North Bloomfield is here on a visit to the family of C. T. Rouner. : was arrested this forenoon for battery ou Dan Baldwin and taken before Justice Green who bound him over in the sum of $1,000 to appear for trial at two o’clock Tuesday, Baldwin and a young man named Barton had been playing cards during the night, Baldwin winning. This morning they took to shaking dice at $5 a throw. According to Anderson’s statement Baldwin grabbed the stakes about ten o’clock and refused to give them up whereupon Anderson interfered. Baldwin was well hammered about the face and head when the row was over. A Daily Chrouitte of the Doings of Old and Young. Eph. Herring of Cement Hill is dangerously ill, Owen Penrose was down today from North Bloomfield. + : $3,000; to-“Rev: Father Greeley, $1,000; to Rev. Father Lynch, $1,000. The releft today for San Francisco. mainder of the estate is divided in . equal shares among her relatives as ; San Juan were in town today. follows: Dennis McCarthy and Brid-. get Hays of Ireland, Maggie Donovan ' Relief Hill were in town last night. and Eugene McCarthy of New York, . John McCarthy and Mary Roach of morrow to attend a meeting of the DiSan Francisco, Pat McCarthy of Ne-'rectors of the Preston School of Invada City and Johan McCarthy of Grass ‘dustry. Mrs. A. Hampel and Mrs. Wm. Giffin Mr. and Mrs, E. Northup of North R. Penrose and P. C. Peterson of Hon. E. M. Preston goes to Ione toValley. cael . J.M.and O. ©.’ McKiernan arrived A Saddler’s Troubles. ; here last evening from Portersville on as ee ' their way to Sierra county on mining Louis Radigan, a saddler who used pysiness. to live here, was arrested at Sacra-. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fetz arrived mento on Wednesday by Officer F isher here last evening from San Francisco and Constable Henry Martin of Rio on a visit to Mrs. Fetz’ daughter, Mis. Vista, who went there in search of Freq Zeitler. him. Radigan is charged with embez-; 1. J, Reedy, the express messenger zlement, and will be taken to Rio Vista ' who is temporarily in place of Charles to stand trial. Radigan not long ago Harris, went to San Francisco today on served a term in the county jail for’ a brief visit. trying to break into the apartments of agar F. Hook of this city, who has his. divorced wife. been in the Yukon country for several Sa aae months, has an interest in four claims Buasest Jn Hig: Staxe Name. ‘in Atlin district, B. C., seventy miles Russell Bassett, one of the leading from Skaguay. ; actors with Henderson’s Players,isnone’ Mrs. J.8. Hughes of Lebanon, Ore., other than Eugene Soggs. His father left this morning for Oroville to visit used to own the Merrifield or Soggs her son, J. B. Hughes, who is Principal mine and he spent his boyhood days of the Oroville high school. Mrs. in this city, It was here that he made Hughes has been here visiting her relahis firat appearance on the stage, taking tives, Mr.and Mrs. James Hackley. part in an amateur drama and scoring’ ~ a aaa a hit. A Clever Idea. . ~ Will Resume Dredging. . A down East physician has conceived : ;the idea of furnishing some of his reActive. operations will be resumed by mote country patients with carrier “THE MINERS ASSOGIATION. Additonal Commitee . Appolnted—City Trostees Donate $76. ~ After the Transcripr’s report of yesterday afternoon’s meeting of the County Miners Association closed the following were appointed to serve during the ensuing year as av executive committee: Nevada—R. 0. Walrath, C. J. Brand; Grass Valley, Geo. Fletcher, Dave Marwick; Bridgeport, J. S. MeBride; Washington, E. T. Worthley; Eureka, C. D. Eastin; Little York, O. K. Cloudman; Meadow Lake, John Fay; Bloomfield, L. L. Myers; Rough and Ready, Henry Schroeder. Township committees were appointed to solicit funds for the association in addition to the executive commitee as follows: 7 os ; . Nevada—Bayliss Rector, Wm. Giffin, T. H. Carr and John Michell. Grass Valley—Chas. Brockington, M. Sproul, F. Dulmaine.Bridgeport—C. L. Miller, ©. S. Paine. Eureka—C. E. Johnston, C. Hegarty, Dana Harmon, H. Fitter, Col. W. W. Mather. : : Bloomfield—Walter Mobley, Chris. Jepsen, G. F. Hendricks. * Washington—E. T. Worthley, D. 8. Donahue, Phil Bradley. Little York—R. E. Linder, W. MaOUP: See oe ee cee Rough and Ready—John Fippin, OC. C. Bitner.‘Meadow Lake—C. F. McGlashan, Walter Burckhalter. i The meeting was very enthusiastic and as there is only ten days to act before the State convention meets it is urged on all committees to immediately get to work and make their returns as soon as_possible, as delegates cannot be appointed by the executive committee to the. State convention until it is known how much money is raised to forward tothe State Association. ay pe Last evening the Association’s special committee, consisting of Messrs. E. M. Preston, C.J. Brand, Wm. Giffin and W. F. Englebright waited upon the City Trustees and obtained from them a contribution of $75 to the Association’s treasury. *e. A Bid For Publicity. In a farce comedy now running at a New York theater, one of the charactéfs’represents. a notorious dealer in P BRSONAL P OINTERS. -~-ehampagne.—-An enterprising wine merchant sent word to the manager that he would be willing to permit the actor who depicts this character to make-up for him, if the player would mention the name of his particular brand of champagne just a few times during the performance. Commenting upon this fact, Leander Richardson, dramatic critic, says: “I can imagine the dramatist changing his play to advertise a certain kind of champagne. The incident recalls the mattress-maker who asked Joseph Jef. street, Piety Hill, leading from Stephen Some That Has Been Used a Quarter Ss of a Centory. “Phe ‘hose that burst at the Pecor fire the other night has a history. When John F. Hook was Chief of the Fire Department in 1872 Pennsylvania Enand Nevada Hose Company had only canvas hose that was made here in town. Mr. Hook, realizing the necessity for something better, ascertained through Chief Scannel of the San Francisco Department the best brand then in the market and through his recommendation the city then purchased the first rabber hose it ever owned. lt was of the Maltese Oross brand and carbolized. It was a section of this pioneer hose that burst at the Pecor fire. It broke close to a coupling, and now having been properly repaired is good for several years more. Completing a Sewer Main. — The five-inch sewer main on Pine Roberts place to the Rough and Ready ditch near Suspension Bridge, is being completed this week. The line will be in all about 1,000 feet long, and will give perfect drainage for the properties of those enterprising residents of Pine street who have contribated-t9 its conetractiGhs= =" Se g . AN Enemy to health is impure blood, as it leads to-serious disease and great suffering.’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets and conquers this enemy and averts the danger. Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills to take with .Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. = Always the Best, For the best value in Suits and Overcoais—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. AS BEAUTIFUL-AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. _ All modern houses finished with it. THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILI AND MINING TIMBERS, Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. How Natural Cees Mee

It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of on. kind, ang especially is this true of the photographs taken by the finest quality, M O O R 9 and up to date. Studio on York Street. “ Whose work is of HOSE WITH A HISTORY. . gine Company was using leather easy TOWLE BROS. CO./ Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office 1S IT A TRIFLE? Tat Common Troub!e, Acid Dyspeps Now Recognized as a Cause of Serious Disease.Acid Dyspepsia, ¢ommonly called heartburn or sour stomach, is a form of indigestion resulting from. fermentation of the food. The stomach being tod wesk to promptly digest it, the! Hamilton Calicos....... oak get See iit cane hielo ss 5c food remains until fermentation —be: ae SEL ERERI NAY NT Coed yea Hace Rest ese F ¢ gins,filling the stomach with gas and Selesia Dress Lining She eta Se to 25 a bitter, sour, burning taste in the. Silkatine Dress Lining SUSE ise eer enue A eae ieos SOR gs eawis 20¢ ee Fe See peeret. the contk Goin dyed Needles (best miadé) 20.00.00.. ccussscscisse see oe 5¢ tion soon becomes chronic and. being Sagi Silk 1 : an every day occurrence is given but. © WINE SUK, 2 Site Seeeeees seeeceteceeeeteeanet erent eeseteu a rneee ceeeeee eis 5c little attention. Because dyspepsia is} Button Hole Twist.....00.000.00ccccccsecceeeeeee rote eee tea 2c not immediately fatal, many people do i c ndthtilis tor ibe trouble. oe Coates ten Ripe as Re ee seoneeteneveetenananectsnts eee seceeee 4c. Within a recent period a remedy hasA Pap eee Stee ee been discovered, prepared solely to We:lguarantee goods. Anything unsatisfactory may te cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It is known as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, and is now becoming rapidly use and prescribed as a radical cure f every form of dyspepsia. + ‘ Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets have been placed before the public and are sold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents per package. -It-is—prepared_by_the Stuart Chemical Company, Marshall, Mich., and while it promptly and effectually restores a vigorous digestion, at the same time is perfectly harmless and will not injure the most delicate stomach, but on the contrary by giving perfect digestion strengthens the stomach, improves the appetite and makes life worth living. Send for free book on Stomach Diseases. 7-9-11 Nevada Street, Nevada City, is the local agent for Monarch Vapor Bath Cabinet. Dancing School. Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and gentlemei’s dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free], Saturday _ On Sour Stomach. i a Sells For Cash; ‘DOUGLASS BUTTER, THE BARGAIN SPOT — RACKET STORE. returned. THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. . ah. B. WOLFS: CASH GROCER, Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best{Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—2s5c. per quart. Will sell you any quantity you want. : Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. nights; private lessons at hall or your own house. nil For Rent. A nicely furnished House for rent, in good location. Inquire of Frank Miller. Private and Auciion Sale. The furnituré, bedding, etc., at the barn of Mrs. L. Dreyfuss is now on private sale at very low prices and in quantities to suit. All ne®disposed of at private sale will be sold by auction next week. n2-4t R. DILLON, Constable. ’ For Rent Nicely furnished rooms for house keeping on Main and Sacramento streets. Inquire of Mrs. H. C. Mills. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. ferson if he would insert-this line in ‘Rip Van Winkle’: ‘Though I have slept twenty years I don’t feel a bit tired, for I have rested on an Oshkosh mattress.’ ” EE Saree OPC cane Society as a Reformer. “Swearing is growing less, decidedly so,” writes Edward Bok in the Ladies’ Home Journal. “All students of men agree in this view, just as excessive alcoholic drinking is falling into disuse. The principal reason for the decline of both excessive swearing and dtinking is tiat men are getting more and more careful to refrain from any ‘habit which places their self-control in peril. Society is constantly growing more impatient witb a man who lacks equipose, while the keener demands of business necessitate men being more moderate in-all things. The basis of thé change may be more material than spiritual, but the change is taking place irrespective of the character of the basis or motive.” The Leading Flour. J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumentai Music, Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the ak ning of instructing pupils at their own omes. Make No Mistake, Ladies. A vad THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Fall. Winter Millinery H. CRAWFORD’, _ eae Main Street, Nevada City WM. Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. A Zo “Prices Astonishingly Low. For particulars as to terms of tuition ete apply “in . FA new gh cisher by Je tteror personally, a omein North San Juan o the Union Hotel. Nevada City 7 2 W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor :t Law; Oa Se BROAD AND PINE STs, up stairs, Nevada Citv. ~< FOR SALE. MRS. B. LUTZ’S_ HOTEL On Broad Street will be sold ata bargain. The Hotel is doing a good business, it is one of the best locations in this City. ree , the Postlethwaite dredger on the Yuba pigeons, by means of which he could All the necessary be summoned on short notice if neces-. changes in the machinery fre about sary. This plan saved time for the . completed and the connections made doctor and unnecessary visits to his. between it and the Yuba Power Comoit-of-town patients and also made it . pany’s plant. aos aes S&S possible for him to give closer attenteres Pe tion to-his city practice. =8= si i If the ethics of the medical profesOaptain Henry Richards of Gold Flat sion permitted this physician to ad ver. is gathering a second crop of apples tise he would doubtless evolve some! from atree in his orchard from which clever ideas on the subject. As it is, . he obtained a full crop last June. the homing-pigeon project brought him . sian wl into greater local prominence, } ——_—~+ eee -_______ fe. Job Too Big . . Tonight’s Pythian Reception. Nor none to little to receive prompt. and careful attention if you give it to Sweeney, the O. K. Painter. His work is all done on honor and is put on to stay. 022-tf Two Crops a Year. Lodge, K. of P., will tender a reception bone Sisters. A special musical and ur S Mates ate . literary program has been prepared, and To Be Sold at Cost. ‘it will be followed with a collation. — . The Knights and ladies contemplate My Trimmed Hats, and everything in spending a delightful evening. stock, will be sold at cost,as Iam re-. — me : Charles Stepp In Bertin. tiring from the Millinery business. Charles Stepp, the mining promoter 020 Mrs. FisHer. . ec . who has operated considerably in this Smith's New Crop Prunes. . district, is now in Bérlin trying to inAsk your Grocer for Smirn’s New terest German capitalists in an Alaska Oror Prunes. If he has‘not got them! mining enterprise. He is expected come to Wm. H. Smrra’s Grocery Store: here during the first week in December a tas will find plenty. F —— + ee W.H.Surra. . “Wuar you want to do,” said the drageist,as he handed the old darkey ~ Have You a House Or anything else that requires painting of this after each meal.” At Pythian Castle this evening Milo’. ‘to the members of Milo Temple, Rath. . the.patent medicine, “is to take a dose inside or ottside? If you have, talk “Yes, Sub,” was the reply, “an’ now, feaical Advice You noed a doctor many times when you don’t call ore. You suifer pain in fifty forms and yet won*tecall the doctor, be_cause you hopa, that the pain “will go away after a while.” And, too, you know by experience, that that first visit of the doctor is generally followed by many others, with the inevitable consequence of a big bill “for professional services.” You don’t know what to do for yourself or what to take. But suppose that you could get free, absolutely free, the advice of one of the most Eminent Phusicians in the United States? You can. The physician is right here. He hasan office in the building, he has a staff of correspondents to assist him, and anyone and everyone, whe needs medical advice is invited to write to him, If it’s baby’s health or mother’s or the health of any member of the family you may write about it, sure of a careful reading of your letter, sure of a conscientious diagnosis of your case, Sure of a Cure if cure is possible. Every letter will be hei as a strictly confidential communication. Remember these facts. _ We offer you medical advice from one of _ the most eminent practitioners in the Urited States, whether our niedicines suit your _ particular case or not. We offer you this advice at the cost of the two cent stamp which it will take to bring your letter-to our. giving your order. 022-tf._. gwineter git de meals?” __ with Sweeney, the O. K. Painter, before will you please, Sub, tell me whar I’m! office, Address the Medical Department, . Dr. J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. _< THE PLACE TO Go. BOUQUET OF FLOURS. CATRIRTA has been gathered to please the wise housekeeper, All brands are represented and the quality of each kind is} ‘so well known that we need! say little in their praise. We sell on a small margin of profit, and therefore offer the best value in town. . Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. =Largest Display! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at _ Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s Where you will find the @@/VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. : -* 4 wee OOO OOS) fie Lowest Prices !) Watch Our Windows for Bargains. QOOQOQOO® OOOQOO DOE It Is a Pleasure © TO BE ABLE TO show a new assortment of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is made up of goods which are new, haying but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected lot of BEAUTIFUL, HIGEL ae * DIAMONDS * © of great brilliancy and splendid color and many ‘*S other precious stones of very attractive appearance (@ Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings; Fins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. ‘The ‘prices are not at all high on these articles. “ LUETJE & BRAND, & Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad-Streét. ax ODO OOOO OOOO OOOOOS OOOOOGOOGOHOOOOOO Have Heard ? What? A CARLOAD OF Furniture--Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Chiffonires, *f,. i ee or ape, al Chairs, Lounges, etc. a Have been received from the East by gt JAMES KINKEAD, && Prices Astonishing Low. 2s Ys Mrs ST es 2% Bhs he . 2s ‘ . ve . = . ee! aie Ma Sead ead Mane Sour Mae WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? Ha i}a