November 12, 1897 (4 pages)

es = ahs No. 119, h 0. id Fellows Hall : wenings of Month at 7,49 nc Y HOSKINS, N, g, pment, No.'47, 1, 9, id Fellows Hej nd B. CLEVELA: ¢ p ) No. 56 N, ue a, ythian Castle be ening at 7:30 o'clock, 3 = B. POWER, Pres, Sie car ndery, No, 6, K. T, Masonic Hall ex Hoh month FRANK AYER, Com, eee "ythian Castle hursdays of each month, MINNIE ASS B.8, PND. Pres ———— 'S. FORD, vounselor at Law, sUILD 4 , rene ee COR. Com. ea Saeed ALDWELL, ounselor at Law, IPL BLOCK, reet, N:vada City. I cr TORS. & PALEN’S by Inhalation, t, Philadelphia, Pa, TOR che, i 1eumatism, Neuralgia, D ALL Nervous Disorders, \ND ONLY GENUINE 1 Treatment, that of Dra, Scientific adjustment of nand Nitrogen Magner nd is so condensed and 8 sent all over the world, r more than twenty years have been treated, and ysicians have used it, and ry significant fact. st drugs do, by creating eneflitting one organ at ', often requiri:.g a second evil effects of the first, . ig & revitelizer, renewigorating the whole body, confirmed by numerous . in our book of 200 pages, ermission o: the patients; sses are given, and you urther informa ion. ur tieatment has given rs, Uns Crupulous persons: preparations Compound riuting our testinionials patients. to recommend » But any substance > hors, ad called Com Ub. 'GEN-ITS MODE OF iS,” is the.title of a new ished by Drs. Starkey & all enquirers full infor arkable curative agent, ng cures in a wide range nv of them after being her physicians. Will be dregs on application. rs Meeting. g of the stockholders iS BANK ) held at the office of Nevada City, CaliforYVEMBER 8th, 1897, at r the purpose of: elect. the said corporation suing fiscal year and such other business as ated for consideration. . K. MORGAN, Sec'y, t. 6, 1897, L. Creaitors. tN CHAPMAN, DEhereby given by the x of the Last Will and lapman, deceased, to persons having claims sed, to exhibit them, ouchers, within four yublication of this noitrix at Nevada City, sing the place for the ness of said estate, in LIE E. CHAPMAN, Will of Allen Chapf October, 1897. VES ‘LESS iLL aS VIC FOR ADULTS. PRICE 50 cts. econd-class matter. ~ tendent O’Brien, if by so doing har‘ranscript. 37TH YEAR—NO, 11462 THE TRANSCRIPT, Bias cep yg aya by. BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, LG, 5. CALKING, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Fifty Cents Per fionth. ADVERTISING -RATES. Made known on application. SENATOR PRESTON POSTED, He Will Help to Settle the fone Troubles Promptly. Last evening’s Sacramento Bee says: Major R. M. Blair, who holds the position of military instractor at the State Reform School at Ione, was in the city today. He had paid a visit to Nevada City, to see Senator E. M. Preston, President of the Board of Trustees of the School, and was on the way back tolone. It is understood that Major Blair went to Nevada City for the purpose of relating to Senator Preston the exact state of affa' existing at the Ione reformatory. Blair has seen boys whipped at the school, and was one of the witnesses to the affidavit of Frank Russell, who swore that he had been beaten into insensibility, ‘Major Blair said to a Bee reporter that Senator Preston had informed him that he was perfectly familiar with the affairs at the school, having been kept posted by’ parties in the town of Ione. Senator Preston has been informed of the acts of brutality on the part of the Superintendent. -Major Blair was not inclined to talk much about his interview with Senator Preston, but he admitted that the Presadent of the Board was not any too friendly with Superintendent O’Brien. Senator Preston told Major Blair that: he thonght the troubles in the school . could be ended withont going to the trouble of having an investigation. He will, however, call a Meeting of the Board of Trustees and take action at the earliest date possible; While Senator Preston is not quoted a8 having: said so, it is understood that he is willing to vote to retire SuperinMmony can be restored in the school. But he wants the harmony brought about by the action of the Trustees, without any investigation. For having made an affidavit that he had been beaten into insensibility, Frank Russell, an inmate of the school, has been sentenced by the Superintendent to spend two weeks’ time on the guard line. That means that young Russell must stand like a soldier at “attention” all the time he is not working or studying, and while his comrades are at play. The’ sentence’ includes Sundays. The boy must maintain ap upright position, with his hands , Close at his sides, all the time he is “on , guard,” PIPING THE SLICKENS, me ‘Way to Start Up the Hydraulic Mines Again. The Rogr Corners_of Wheatind says: Our friend Filcher, of the State Board of Trade, has published a plan for government aid to hydraulic mines. He proposes that the government erect pipe lines from the hydraulic districts to carry the debris down the valley into the tule lands along the Sacramento river. Mr. Filcher estimated that the cost of a single pipe line will not exceed @ million and a half, and four or five such pipe lines would open four-fifths of the hydraulic claims of California. The proposition is a good one providing the government can be approached. We have heard of the proposition before and if we are not mistaken, it. originated in the brain of W. W. Holland, who resided here during the early days of the struggle ¢between the farmers and miners. It matters little who conceived the iplan, but fame awaits the man who in‘duces the government to construct such pipe lives. It is plain that private restraining dams, or the proposed pipe dines, are the only systems upon which hydraulicing may be conducted,and the sooner the false hopes of government restraining dams in the rivers is dropped by the Association of miners the better for all concerned. ° 4 Will Pay Tomorrow. Most of the mines of this district will pay off their employes tomorrow. ‘Fae many thousands of dollars thus put into circulation will liven up busi1@-S und everybcdy wili be happy. Goop Trugs have come to those whom H_.od’s Sarsaparilla has cured of scrofula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism, ‘weak nerves, or some other form of impure blood. Hoon’s Puts are the only pills to at Novada.City.ae. _.Wheelihan has accepted the proposiGRASS, VALLEY NEWS, A Day's Record of the Doings of Oar Neighbors, J. W. Donahue of Virginia City is here Achild of Ed. Dunkley is dangerously ill with liver complaint as a result of a recent attack of typhoid fever. While L. Payne was working this morning in the Massachusetts Hil) mine one of his knees was badly injured by a falling rock. NEVADA CITY, CAL,, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1897. . % * EST. IN 1860 BY N, P, BROWN & co, . WAS ROBERSON "MURDERED?! Mysterious Death of a Wel : Known Sacramentan. -Saoramento, November 12.—Frank J. Roberson, employed by P. Flaherty ~ A HALP-BRERD He Makes a Brutal Attack on a Gravel Miner, ViororiA, B. C., November 12.—Word has been received here of a bratal atMAN-RATER, NEWSPAPER WAN DEAD. He Founded the Call and Was State Printer, Los Anarixs, November 12—J. J. Ayers, one of the best known newspaper . tion of the Eureka athletic club to fight Hosken before that. organization for a purse of $250. Hosken has not yet agreed to the terms of the offer. Tim Griffin, who had been serving a term in the county jail, was found last night in the road between Grass Valley and Allison Ranch in a helpless condition from a stomach trouble, and it -is believed he will die. Dr. CO. W. Jones is treating six patients who are afflicted with consumption with the new remedy discovered by Dr. Hirschfelder of San Francisco. It is called Oxytuberculine, and is injected into the body. Dr. Jones states that the patients he is treating are showing some signs of improvement and that if it does not cure it will help them materially. ‘ Last Wednesday while working in the, 500-foot level of:the Maryland mine Peter A. Kelly took a fall of about fifty feet. He was working in the backs of the 500 level and had for his support a flimsy staging, rigged: up temporarily. He was about to get off to strengthen it when the staging gave way, precipitating him fifty feet below. He picked himself up and fortunately was not badly hurt. His arms and legs are badly skinned and bruised and he injured his side. He will consult a physician to determine if he is injured incaeees ee BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. If you want to keep warm these cold days drink Robin Hood. Four house to let. Inquire of Brown & Morgan, Real Estate Agents. : The eight-year-old son of Henry. Bodecker of Glenbrook had one of his arms broken today while playing. The children’s class of Prof. Heyer’s dancing academy will meet at Odd Fellows Hall at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Brown & Morgan, the real estate dealers, offer a six-room house on Spring street for sale cheap for cash or on the installment plan. The Methodist Episcopal quarterly conference was held this morning at the chapel in Penn Valley, and tonight Rev. Bentley, the presiding elder, will preach there. W. Worthington, representing the serial publication known as “Fifty Years of Masonry in California,” is in town. This afternoon he wili take a photograph of Masonic Hall to be used in illustrating the work. W. H. Tuttle of the Owl has just received an invoice of W. H. McBrayer’s “Cedar Brook”, whisky bottled in bond, the first ever brought to Nevada county. It is guaranteed by the U.S. Government to be absolutely pure and 100 proof. : GONE 10 SELL MINES, A Daily Chronts as a bar keeper at the Windsor Hotel, corner uf 8th and J streets, died early this morning from injuries received He was one of the bestknown men about town and. was comHis friends and the police are trying to solve the problem of his death. His friends claim he was a victim of foul play, while others assert that he fell in an apopleptic fit. Lynched Spite of Troops. Birmineuam, Ala, Nov. 12.—Rapist Bud Beard was lynched by a mob at Carrolton. The crowd got him out of jail and strung him up before the State last night. monly called “Ike.” troops reached the scene. A Department Store and Young. PERSONAL POINTERS, le of the Doings of Old Burned. Cuicaao, Nov. 12.—Fire destroyed the department store of W. A. Wieboldt & Co., know as “The Lion,” on Milwaukee avenue, between Ashland avenue and Paulina street. The fourstory brick building and its contents, valued at $160,000, are a total loss. Chas. Dennis han returned from San Francisco. ~ T. B. Williams came down today from Washington. H.-W. Charlescame down today from the California mine. W. H. Peterson, the Sacramento candy manufacturer, is in town. P. F. Simonds returned last evening from Sacramento where he had been attending the Supreme Court. Dr. Sullivan, the optician, leaves here Sunday for Grass Valley. He has many patrons here and is remarkably suaccessful in his profession. Harry Rayner, who brought a theatritack made by a half-breed on Col. Wetherby, who is connected with the management of the 48d hydraulic mine. The Colonel was hunting at Stuart Lake when the half-breed became enraged at him and attacked him with his teeth, tearing off the flesh from the neck to the back. The white man would have been killed had not two other men interfered. Rochester ‘“Knockings,”RocugsteEr, N. Y., November 12.—This city will be the scene next March of the greatest gathering of the world’s leaders of the spiritualist. movement that has yet been held. © It will be under the auspices of the. National. Spiritualists’ Association, and will bring all the delegatesfron every civilized countryThis international congress will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the advent of modern spiritualism, and Rochester was chosen as the place for the gathering because it was here that the famous “knockings” first challenged the attention of the world. Eee GREATER NEVADA CITY. A Down Country Paper Pokes Fun at the f Scheme. The Willows Promoter of Wednesday says: nee : “The Neyada City Transcrrr last week threw out a feeler by asking what would be the matter with merging Grass Valley into Greater Nevada City? At present it is Greater Grass Valley, which does not argue very favorably for the proposition. It is barely possible that the TRANSORIPT is insincere in this matter, but in case it is serious it should not stop with ‘the absorption of Grass Valley. It is now customary to absorb everything within a radius oftwenty miles. This course would take in North Bloomfield, Mala. Union Hotel tomorrow evening in men of the coast, died of asthma at his ranch this morning after 48 hours of terrible suffering. He was formerly editor and part owner of the Los Angeles Herald, was one of the founders of the Francisco Call and served a term as State Printer. Home For Engineers, Marroo, Iill.; _ November 12—The Meadow Lawn farm of 250 acres, which has been in litigation for the past five years, has been sold under the hammer to Grand Ohief P. M. Arthur, in trust for the benefit of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for $17,450. It is the intention of the brotherhood to establish a home for dependent engineers, their widows and orphans. —>=>===—=E=E==== TOMORROW NIGHT'S HOP. Manager Netshe’s Party to the Union Hotel Guests, The following have been selected as the officers and committees of the hop that Manager Netshe will give at the honor of his guests: President. of the evening—Hon. E. M. Preston. © Reception Committee—H. ©. Shockley, Dr. Sawyer, A. Hampel, Dr. Harris, W. McKinley, D. McFall. Floor Director—Capt. Geo. A. Nihell, Floor Managers — J ohn ©. Nilon, Chas. Grissel, Frank Morgan, Frank, Guenther, James Colley and Fred E. Brown. ~ Sent For a Pitcher. The Pioneers of Grass Valley have . Park, N. J., of cancer of the tongue, 10000 PEOPLE ‘SAW HIM HANG. The Last of the Lewis Gang “Strung Up. Fayette, W. Va. November 12.—Altoday in the presence of ten thousand people. When thedeath warrant was read at noon he broke down, bit rallied later. He was the last of the Lewis wang of murderers and thieves, and was hung for the murder of a man named Gibson at Montgomery in April, ‘ 1896. of tke crime. Practically a Murder New York, November 12.—Alfred H, Brooks, 58 years old, who was for thirty-two years head of the United States Internal Revenue Department in this city, is dead at his home in Asbury caused. by poison administered to him in an illict distillery upon which he made a raid in this city three years ago. TARER GAMES OF BALL. Up Country Towns to Straggle . Sunday For Supremacy. At North Bloomfield next Sunday there will be two games of baseball. In the forenoon the Tail Enders of that town will play the 4590's of Relief Hill. ; In the afternoon the Tail Enders will play again, their Opponents this time being the Tangle Feet of North Bloomfield. Walter Mobley and James Watson are toumpire these games, and they will toss up tomorrow afternoon to see which one dies in the forenoon und which in the afternoon. At.Lake City on the same day the home club known as the Sports will written to San Francisco for a pitcher to put in Sunday’s game at Watt Park when they play the Colts. They also expect to have Bob McHale from S¢ecramento to catch. The Pioneers fay that if there is-such a thing as winning penter and contractor of the firm of play the Stars of Eureka. Married Wednesday Night. Frank Williams, the well-known carJealousy and robbery were the motives . cal company here several years ago and ufterward got up an amateur troupe, is in town with the Lew Johnson Company. ing from a week's trip to San Francisco. wiped from the record. We forgot about He saw some great ball games played Boston Ravine being part of Grass ValPartly cloud while there, including one between the ley when we proposed to embrace that ! Baltimores and the All-American. owners of the California, returned today from a visit of inspection to the property, He left on the noon train for his home at Concord, Contra Costa county. and builders, do first-class work cheap. endar Clock Safe. Frank Lammon returned last evenE. J. Hutchison, one of the principal koff, North Columbia, San Juan, Sweetform the county.” the suggestion and move to have it town. Calendar Clock Safe office. Sunday’s game they are going to do it. Meantime the Colts are practicing with ing. ry 26s Probably No Rain. We have reconsidered since making This morning’s weather forecast is: oudy tonight and Saturday, probably without rain. (ee oy ——_—_—_—___—_—s Lapigs, when out shopping call.at the _ng Tue Qalendar Clock Safe is a companion of the housekeeper. n9 Corcoran & WILLIAMs, contractors Puncnase a useful article—the Caln9 Has Some Nevada County Claims Among His Pargains, The Record-Union says that W. T. Mendentfall, expert: and consulting engineer for the California Gold Mine: Investment Association of Sacramento, left on last night’s overland train for SEED Largest Stock Lowest Pric Illustrated Catalogue Free. : Wholesale price lists for merchants. Pacific-Strong Seed and Plant Co., ni2-I1m SACRAMENTO, CALthe East to close the sale of some large mining properties which the association control. This association was in. corporated in September of the present year, and is controlled by the following well-known business men of Sacramento: H. W. Bragg, Hon. A. C. Hinkand T. L. Enright as directors. trol several magnificent mining propositions in Nevada county and elsewhere, sales on several of which are now pending and cannot fail-to result in much good to the mining industry NOTICE is hereby given that the following tention to make final proof in rt of h claim, and that said ohoot will be samo, = —. the Judge of the i vi son, Hon. Jobn Weil, W. D. Lawton Wednesday, Dee = le The association now has under conBOE MD ar 8? Of SW OF Seo. 24, T. 18 N, tion of said land, viz : Revnda Gon Snell, of Nevada ; a g of Nevada City, Cal. P. Notice for Publication. Fa U.S. Land Offiee at Sacram ito, Cal., November. iL ison. named settler filed notiee of her inbeSuperior Court of Ne‘@ County, Cal., at Nevada City, Cal., on 22nd. 1897 z widow of Malcolm MeLeod, de. ‘She ‘names the following witnessesto rove er continuous residence “pen and cultiva4, G. Chew, of You City, Cal. P. 0.; Bart WanaPENRY, Register. of the State and incidentally large profits to the stockholders of the a’sociation. 2@e~oRunning For the Channel, Charles Phelps is in town today. His drift claim on the headwaters of Jefferson creek three miles this side of Washington looks very promising. The new tunnel is now in nearly 400 feet and inside of another hundred feet Mr Phelps expects to bottom. the old blue lead. He has cut through some gravel that gives encouraging prospects. The first tunnel that Mr. Phelps ran for the channel was too high, and he is now doing the work all over again. Hose Co nmpany Meeting. President Wm. Grimes of Eagle Hose Company No. 3 has called @ Special take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure ail liver ills. Lee meeting to be held this evening. Whooping Cough, Croup Safest and Most Effectual Means Of treating the throat and bronchial tubes is wonderful 4 one au Invaluable In Contagious Diseases, Ht. BICk MAAN , Druggiet wggiet and Bees ey, VhoosCresolene Mller’s Clothing Gmportum. Ever shown in Nevada County, Special-~ -§0 dozen Jersey Ribbed Wool Shirts and Drawers. Real Value $1—only 50 cents, —_—_— For Ten Days Only ! Having ‘the most complete line of Eents’ Underwear we have decided to have a Special Underwear Sale for 10 Days, —_——— Come and see our Stock and we will do the rest. B. MILLER. Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. Cr qualities render Nevada City 2 CLOSING OUT Fall Uillinery / Preparatory to. Winter Importations, at the ds __ LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street Corcoran & Williams, and Mrs. §. E. Storey, both of this city, were married Wednesday evening at Sacramento. They are now in San Francisco, but will return shortly and make their home on Orchard street. The TranSCRIPT joins with their Many other friends in wishing them unalloyed prosperity and happiness. {soe ot sot Grove’s Tastetess CHIL Tonic is @ perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the Sonora, Tuolumne county, according to the Democrat, has yielded the purest gold ever mined, either quartz or placer. Gold 1000 fine, ‘chemically pure, is worth $20 67 per ounce. That from the San Giuseppe has an average fineness of 985, “while selected speci« mens of the virgin metal just as they came from the rock have reached 98834, worth per ounce within a slight fraction of $20 44.” BORN. Valley, November 11th, to the wife of Alcede Sauvee, a soni. secemieaminiciaianial ee ey Royai makes the food pure, ; wholesome and delicious. i ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. (<> <a ) 9 =) <a o BROWN & CALKINS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRINTERS EE Briefs, Catalogues, Fampielts, General Job Printing. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICzS = We have facilities which are excelled by none for filling orders on short notice. No order too large for us. Get our estimates. © << 0 0 <> 00 <0 00 <0 ey ee Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder Is sold at all hardware Stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the ‘Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF GENUINE ask for GRovE’s. jy19-6m PA,, Philadelphia, P Makers of the Enterprise Meat Ghodnes: For Cold MAHER & CO. Weather Ladies, we wish to remind to fit you out for cold weather. Comforters—the to the Highest, can be mere and All Wool. Children’s Wool Hoods, Ladies and Children’s Wool Mittens, Children’s All Wool Hose, Infants’ Cashmere Hose, Respectfully, Most complete ‘stock’ California. haF” The new prices will astonish you, you-that we are well prepared . Blankets—the best in the world, White and Colored. finest in the land, from the Lowest found in our store. , Ladies’ Underwear—all makes and all kinds. Children’s Underwear—all S:zes, in Cuiton, CashLadies’ Wool Fascinators. Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Hose, Children’s Cashmere Hose,all sizes. Now is the time to get a new coat. and cheaper than you can land them from the city. Ladies’ Plush Capes from $3.50 to We have got them $20. MAHER & co. ‘of Dress Linings in California. Most complete and s Northern best Gloves in _ Northern” _M. & CO. . c)

es = ahs No. 119, h 0. id Fellows Hall : wenings of Month at 7,49 nc Y HOSKINS, N, g, pment, No.'47, 1, 9, id Fellows Hej nd B. CLEVELA: ¢ p ) No. 56 N, ue a, ythian Castle be ening at 7:30 o'clock, 3 = B. POWER, Pres, Sie car ndery, No, 6, K. T, Masonic Hall ex Hoh month FRANK AYER, Com, eee "ythian Castle hursdays of each month, MINNIE ASS B.8, PND. Pres ———— 'S. FORD, vounselor at Law, sUILD 4 , rene ee COR. Com. ea Saeed ALDWELL, ounselor at Law, IPL BLOCK, reet, N:vada City. I cr TORS. & PALEN’S by Inhalation, t, Philadelphia, Pa, TOR che, i 1eumatism, Neuralgia, D ALL Nervous Disorders, \ND ONLY GENUINE 1 Treatment, that of Dra, Scientific adjustment of nand Nitrogen Magner nd is so condensed and 8 sent all over the world, r more than twenty years have been treated, and ysicians have used it, and ry significant fact. st drugs do, by creating eneflitting one organ at ', often requiri:.g a second evil effects of the first, . ig & revitelizer, renewigorating the whole body, confirmed by numerous . in our book of 200 pages, ermission o: the patients; sses are given, and you urther informa ion. ur tieatment has given rs, Uns Crupulous persons: preparations Compound riuting our testinionials patients. to recommend » But any substance > hors, ad called Com Ub. 'GEN-ITS MODE OF iS,” is the.title of a new ished by Drs. Starkey & all enquirers full infor arkable curative agent, ng cures in a wide range nv of them after being her physicians. Will be dregs on application. rs Meeting. g of the stockholders iS BANK ) held at the office of Nevada City, CaliforYVEMBER 8th, 1897, at r the purpose of: elect. the said corporation suing fiscal year and such other business as ated for consideration. . K. MORGAN, Sec'y, t. 6, 1897, L. Creaitors. tN CHAPMAN, DEhereby given by the x of the Last Will and lapman, deceased, to persons having claims sed, to exhibit them, ouchers, within four yublication of this noitrix at Nevada City, sing the place for the ness of said estate, in LIE E. CHAPMAN, Will of Allen Chapf October, 1897. VES ‘LESS iLL aS VIC FOR ADULTS. PRICE 50 cts. econd-class matter. ~ tendent O’Brien, if by so doing har‘ranscript. 37TH YEAR—NO, 11462 THE TRANSCRIPT, Bias cep yg aya by. BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, LG, 5. CALKING, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Fifty Cents Per fionth. ADVERTISING -RATES. Made known on application. SENATOR PRESTON POSTED, He Will Help to Settle the fone Troubles Promptly. Last evening’s Sacramento Bee says: Major R. M. Blair, who holds the position of military instractor at the State Reform School at Ione, was in the city today. He had paid a visit to Nevada City, to see Senator E. M. Preston, President of the Board of Trustees of the School, and was on the way back tolone. It is understood that Major Blair went to Nevada City for the purpose of relating to Senator Preston the exact state of affa' existing at the Ione reformatory. Blair has seen boys whipped at the school, and was one of the witnesses to the affidavit of Frank Russell, who swore that he had been beaten into insensibility, ‘Major Blair said to a Bee reporter that Senator Preston had informed him that he was perfectly familiar with the affairs at the school, having been kept posted by’ parties in the town of Ione. Senator Preston has been informed of the acts of brutality on the part of the Superintendent. -Major Blair was not inclined to talk much about his interview with Senator Preston, but he admitted that the Presadent of the Board was not any too friendly with Superintendent O’Brien. Senator Preston told Major Blair that: he thonght the troubles in the school . could be ended withont going to the trouble of having an investigation. He will, however, call a Meeting of the Board of Trustees and take action at the earliest date possible; While Senator Preston is not quoted a8 having: said so, it is understood that he is willing to vote to retire SuperinMmony can be restored in the school. But he wants the harmony brought about by the action of the Trustees, without any investigation. For having made an affidavit that he had been beaten into insensibility, Frank Russell, an inmate of the school, has been sentenced by the Superintendent to spend two weeks’ time on the guard line. That means that young Russell must stand like a soldier at “attention” all the time he is not working or studying, and while his comrades are at play. The’ sentence’ includes Sundays. The boy must maintain ap upright position, with his hands , Close at his sides, all the time he is “on , guard,” PIPING THE SLICKENS, me ‘Way to Start Up the Hydraulic Mines Again. The Rogr Corners_of Wheatind says: Our friend Filcher, of the State Board of Trade, has published a plan for government aid to hydraulic mines. He proposes that the government erect pipe lines from the hydraulic districts to carry the debris down the valley into the tule lands along the Sacramento river. Mr. Filcher estimated that the cost of a single pipe line will not exceed @ million and a half, and four or five such pipe lines would open four-fifths of the hydraulic claims of California. The proposition is a good one providing the government can be approached. We have heard of the proposition before and if we are not mistaken, it. originated in the brain of W. W. Holland, who resided here during the early days of the struggle ¢between the farmers and miners. It matters little who conceived the iplan, but fame awaits the man who in‘duces the government to construct such pipe lives. It is plain that private restraining dams, or the proposed pipe dines, are the only systems upon which hydraulicing may be conducted,and the sooner the false hopes of government restraining dams in the rivers is dropped by the Association of miners the better for all concerned. ° 4 Will Pay Tomorrow. Most of the mines of this district will pay off their employes tomorrow. ‘Fae many thousands of dollars thus put into circulation will liven up busi1@-S und everybcdy wili be happy. Goop Trugs have come to those whom H_.od’s Sarsaparilla has cured of scrofula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism, ‘weak nerves, or some other form of impure blood. Hoon’s Puts are the only pills to at Novada.City.ae. _.Wheelihan has accepted the proposiGRASS, VALLEY NEWS, A Day's Record of the Doings of Oar Neighbors, J. W. Donahue of Virginia City is here Achild of Ed. Dunkley is dangerously ill with liver complaint as a result of a recent attack of typhoid fever. While L. Payne was working this morning in the Massachusetts Hil) mine one of his knees was badly injured by a falling rock. NEVADA CITY, CAL,, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1897. . % * EST. IN 1860 BY N, P, BROWN & co, . WAS ROBERSON "MURDERED?! Mysterious Death of a Wel : Known Sacramentan. -Saoramento, November 12.—Frank J. Roberson, employed by P. Flaherty ~ A HALP-BRERD He Makes a Brutal Attack on a Gravel Miner, ViororiA, B. C., November 12.—Word has been received here of a bratal atMAN-RATER, NEWSPAPER WAN DEAD. He Founded the Call and Was State Printer, Los Anarixs, November 12—J. J. Ayers, one of the best known newspaper . tion of the Eureka athletic club to fight Hosken before that. organization for a purse of $250. Hosken has not yet agreed to the terms of the offer. Tim Griffin, who had been serving a term in the county jail, was found last night in the road between Grass Valley and Allison Ranch in a helpless condition from a stomach trouble, and it -is believed he will die. Dr. CO. W. Jones is treating six patients who are afflicted with consumption with the new remedy discovered by Dr. Hirschfelder of San Francisco. It is called Oxytuberculine, and is injected into the body. Dr. Jones states that the patients he is treating are showing some signs of improvement and that if it does not cure it will help them materially. ‘ Last Wednesday while working in the, 500-foot level of:the Maryland mine Peter A. Kelly took a fall of about fifty feet. He was working in the backs of the 500 level and had for his support a flimsy staging, rigged: up temporarily. He was about to get off to strengthen it when the staging gave way, precipitating him fifty feet below. He picked himself up and fortunately was not badly hurt. His arms and legs are badly skinned and bruised and he injured his side. He will consult a physician to determine if he is injured incaeees ee BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. If you want to keep warm these cold days drink Robin Hood. Four house to let. Inquire of Brown & Morgan, Real Estate Agents. : The eight-year-old son of Henry. Bodecker of Glenbrook had one of his arms broken today while playing. The children’s class of Prof. Heyer’s dancing academy will meet at Odd Fellows Hall at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Brown & Morgan, the real estate dealers, offer a six-room house on Spring street for sale cheap for cash or on the installment plan. The Methodist Episcopal quarterly conference was held this morning at the chapel in Penn Valley, and tonight Rev. Bentley, the presiding elder, will preach there. W. Worthington, representing the serial publication known as “Fifty Years of Masonry in California,” is in town. This afternoon he wili take a photograph of Masonic Hall to be used in illustrating the work. W. H. Tuttle of the Owl has just received an invoice of W. H. McBrayer’s “Cedar Brook”, whisky bottled in bond, the first ever brought to Nevada county. It is guaranteed by the U.S. Government to be absolutely pure and 100 proof. : GONE 10 SELL MINES, A Daily Chronts as a bar keeper at the Windsor Hotel, corner uf 8th and J streets, died early this morning from injuries received He was one of the bestknown men about town and. was comHis friends and the police are trying to solve the problem of his death. His friends claim he was a victim of foul play, while others assert that he fell in an apopleptic fit. Lynched Spite of Troops. Birmineuam, Ala, Nov. 12.—Rapist Bud Beard was lynched by a mob at Carrolton. The crowd got him out of jail and strung him up before the State last night. monly called “Ike.” troops reached the scene. A Department Store and Young. PERSONAL POINTERS, le of the Doings of Old Burned. Cuicaao, Nov. 12.—Fire destroyed the department store of W. A. Wieboldt & Co., know as “The Lion,” on Milwaukee avenue, between Ashland avenue and Paulina street. The fourstory brick building and its contents, valued at $160,000, are a total loss. Chas. Dennis han returned from San Francisco. ~ T. B. Williams came down today from Washington. H.-W. Charlescame down today from the California mine. W. H. Peterson, the Sacramento candy manufacturer, is in town. P. F. Simonds returned last evening from Sacramento where he had been attending the Supreme Court. Dr. Sullivan, the optician, leaves here Sunday for Grass Valley. He has many patrons here and is remarkably suaccessful in his profession. Harry Rayner, who brought a theatritack made by a half-breed on Col. Wetherby, who is connected with the management of the 48d hydraulic mine. The Colonel was hunting at Stuart Lake when the half-breed became enraged at him and attacked him with his teeth, tearing off the flesh from the neck to the back. The white

man would have been killed had not two other men interfered. Rochester ‘“Knockings,”RocugsteEr, N. Y., November 12.—This city will be the scene next March of the greatest gathering of the world’s leaders of the spiritualist. movement that has yet been held. © It will be under the auspices of the. National. Spiritualists’ Association, and will bring all the delegatesfron every civilized countryThis international congress will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the advent of modern spiritualism, and Rochester was chosen as the place for the gathering because it was here that the famous “knockings” first challenged the attention of the world. Eee GREATER NEVADA CITY. A Down Country Paper Pokes Fun at the f Scheme. The Willows Promoter of Wednesday says: nee : “The Neyada City Transcrrr last week threw out a feeler by asking what would be the matter with merging Grass Valley into Greater Nevada City? At present it is Greater Grass Valley, which does not argue very favorably for the proposition. It is barely possible that the TRANSORIPT is insincere in this matter, but in case it is serious it should not stop with ‘the absorption of Grass Valley. It is now customary to absorb everything within a radius oftwenty miles. This course would take in North Bloomfield, Mala. Union Hotel tomorrow evening in men of the coast, died of asthma at his ranch this morning after 48 hours of terrible suffering. He was formerly editor and part owner of the Los Angeles Herald, was one of the founders of the Francisco Call and served a term as State Printer. Home For Engineers, Marroo, Iill.; _ November 12—The Meadow Lawn farm of 250 acres, which has been in litigation for the past five years, has been sold under the hammer to Grand Ohief P. M. Arthur, in trust for the benefit of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for $17,450. It is the intention of the brotherhood to establish a home for dependent engineers, their widows and orphans. —>=>===—=E=E==== TOMORROW NIGHT'S HOP. Manager Netshe’s Party to the Union Hotel Guests, The following have been selected as the officers and committees of the hop that Manager Netshe will give at the honor of his guests: President. of the evening—Hon. E. M. Preston. © Reception Committee—H. ©. Shockley, Dr. Sawyer, A. Hampel, Dr. Harris, W. McKinley, D. McFall. Floor Director—Capt. Geo. A. Nihell, Floor Managers — J ohn ©. Nilon, Chas. Grissel, Frank Morgan, Frank, Guenther, James Colley and Fred E. Brown. ~ Sent For a Pitcher. The Pioneers of Grass Valley have . Park, N. J., of cancer of the tongue, 10000 PEOPLE ‘SAW HIM HANG. The Last of the Lewis Gang “Strung Up. Fayette, W. Va. November 12.—Altoday in the presence of ten thousand people. When thedeath warrant was read at noon he broke down, bit rallied later. He was the last of the Lewis wang of murderers and thieves, and was hung for the murder of a man named Gibson at Montgomery in April, ‘ 1896. of tke crime. Practically a Murder New York, November 12.—Alfred H, Brooks, 58 years old, who was for thirty-two years head of the United States Internal Revenue Department in this city, is dead at his home in Asbury caused. by poison administered to him in an illict distillery upon which he made a raid in this city three years ago. TARER GAMES OF BALL. Up Country Towns to Straggle . Sunday For Supremacy. At North Bloomfield next Sunday there will be two games of baseball. In the forenoon the Tail Enders of that town will play the 4590's of Relief Hill. ; In the afternoon the Tail Enders will play again, their Opponents this time being the Tangle Feet of North Bloomfield. Walter Mobley and James Watson are toumpire these games, and they will toss up tomorrow afternoon to see which one dies in the forenoon und which in the afternoon. At.Lake City on the same day the home club known as the Sports will written to San Francisco for a pitcher to put in Sunday’s game at Watt Park when they play the Colts. They also expect to have Bob McHale from S¢ecramento to catch. The Pioneers fay that if there is-such a thing as winning penter and contractor of the firm of play the Stars of Eureka. Married Wednesday Night. Frank Williams, the well-known carJealousy and robbery were the motives . cal company here several years ago and ufterward got up an amateur troupe, is in town with the Lew Johnson Company. ing from a week's trip to San Francisco. wiped from the record. We forgot about He saw some great ball games played Boston Ravine being part of Grass ValPartly cloud while there, including one between the ley when we proposed to embrace that ! Baltimores and the All-American. owners of the California, returned today from a visit of inspection to the property, He left on the noon train for his home at Concord, Contra Costa county. and builders, do first-class work cheap. endar Clock Safe. Frank Lammon returned last evenE. J. Hutchison, one of the principal koff, North Columbia, San Juan, Sweetform the county.” the suggestion and move to have it town. Calendar Clock Safe office. Sunday’s game they are going to do it. Meantime the Colts are practicing with ing. ry 26s Probably No Rain. We have reconsidered since making This morning’s weather forecast is: oudy tonight and Saturday, probably without rain. (ee oy ——_—_—_—___—_—s Lapigs, when out shopping call.at the _ng Tue Qalendar Clock Safe is a companion of the housekeeper. n9 Corcoran & WILLIAMs, contractors Puncnase a useful article—the Caln9 Has Some Nevada County Claims Among His Pargains, The Record-Union says that W. T. Mendentfall, expert: and consulting engineer for the California Gold Mine: Investment Association of Sacramento, left on last night’s overland train for SEED Largest Stock Lowest Pric Illustrated Catalogue Free. : Wholesale price lists for merchants. Pacific-Strong Seed and Plant Co., ni2-I1m SACRAMENTO, CALthe East to close the sale of some large mining properties which the association control. This association was in. corporated in September of the present year, and is controlled by the following well-known business men of Sacramento: H. W. Bragg, Hon. A. C. Hinkand T. L. Enright as directors. trol several magnificent mining propositions in Nevada county and elsewhere, sales on several of which are now pending and cannot fail-to result in much good to the mining industry NOTICE is hereby given that the following tention to make final proof in rt of h claim, and that said ohoot will be samo, = —. the Judge of the i vi son, Hon. Jobn Weil, W. D. Lawton Wednesday, Dee = le The association now has under conBOE MD ar 8? Of SW OF Seo. 24, T. 18 N, tion of said land, viz : Revnda Gon Snell, of Nevada ; a g of Nevada City, Cal. P. Notice for Publication. Fa U.S. Land Offiee at Sacram ito, Cal., November. iL ison. named settler filed notiee of her inbeSuperior Court of Ne‘@ County, Cal., at Nevada City, Cal., on 22nd. 1897 z widow of Malcolm MeLeod, de. ‘She ‘names the following witnessesto rove er continuous residence “pen and cultiva4, G. Chew, of You City, Cal. P. 0.; Bart WanaPENRY, Register. of the State and incidentally large profits to the stockholders of the a’sociation. 2@e~oRunning For the Channel, Charles Phelps is in town today. His drift claim on the headwaters of Jefferson creek three miles this side of Washington looks very promising. The new tunnel is now in nearly 400 feet and inside of another hundred feet Mr Phelps expects to bottom. the old blue lead. He has cut through some gravel that gives encouraging prospects. The first tunnel that Mr. Phelps ran for the channel was too high, and he is now doing the work all over again. Hose Co nmpany Meeting. President Wm. Grimes of Eagle Hose Company No. 3 has called @ Special take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure ail liver ills. Lee meeting to be held this evening. Whooping Cough, Croup Safest and Most Effectual Means Of treating the throat and bronchial tubes is wonderful 4 one au Invaluable In Contagious Diseases, Ht. BICk MAAN , Druggiet wggiet and Bees ey, VhoosCresolene Mller’s Clothing Gmportum. Ever shown in Nevada County, Special-~ -§0 dozen Jersey Ribbed Wool Shirts and Drawers. Real Value $1—only 50 cents, —_—_— For Ten Days Only ! Having ‘the most complete line of Eents’ Underwear we have decided to have a Special Underwear Sale for 10 Days, —_——— Come and see our Stock and we will do the rest. B. MILLER. Asthma, Catarrh, Colds. Cr qualities render Nevada City 2 CLOSING OUT Fall Uillinery / Preparatory to. Winter Importations, at the ds __ LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street Corcoran & Williams, and Mrs. §. E. Storey, both of this city, were married Wednesday evening at Sacramento. They are now in San Francisco, but will return shortly and make their home on Orchard street. The TranSCRIPT joins with their Many other friends in wishing them unalloyed prosperity and happiness. {soe ot sot Grove’s Tastetess CHIL Tonic is @ perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get the Sonora, Tuolumne county, according to the Democrat, has yielded the purest gold ever mined, either quartz or placer. Gold 1000 fine, ‘chemically pure, is worth $20 67 per ounce. That from the San Giuseppe has an average fineness of 985, “while selected speci« mens of the virgin metal just as they came from the rock have reached 98834, worth per ounce within a slight fraction of $20 44.” BORN. Valley, November 11th, to the wife of Alcede Sauvee, a soni. secemieaminiciaianial ee ey Royai makes the food pure, ; wholesome and delicious. i ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. (<> <a ) 9 =) <a o BROWN & CALKINS, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PRINTERS EE Briefs, Catalogues, Fampielts, General Job Printing. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICzS = We have facilities which are excelled by none for filling orders on short notice. No order too large for us. Get our estimates. © << 0 0 <> 00 <0 00 <0 ey ee Enterprise Raisin and Grape Seeder Is sold at all hardware Stores. Price $1. Send 2-cent stamp for the ‘Enterprising Housekeeper” — 200 recipes. ENTERPRISE MFG. CO. OF GENUINE ask for GRovE’s. jy19-6m PA,, Philadelphia, P Makers of the Enterprise Meat Ghodnes: For Cold MAHER & CO. 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