November 12, 1903 (4 pages)

“TERMS: OF SUBSORIPTION ss stove ab aabrepngensnes ee 2 eeeeee The Grand Jary this forenoon mates ‘. the following report: “THE EXTRA SESSION Nevapa Crry, Oar , Nov, 12, 1908. * No it “fits corre tly. ie . To the Hon. F. T. Nilon, Judge of}Your woniaileie niokiar kinie the Superior Court of Nevada county, we the ee one: @ave to report ouse, Cal: Corsets. Ag a t ows: as : the Reoorder’s office evebee oe“Threethoupand employes are out. The We, the Grand Jury of the county. We find inaneat and orderly condi-. . in > NGRESS has convened in extra session and will prob—. .¢ Nevada, State of Californian, emrything . aap ie here fr 5; business trip. > N. Eich and At 50 conte ue and so.far. the books, examined ema tion, r,. {ut ten ead Shiad arWe a 10th day of Novembe on thea paneled Fe medium and short; all sizes. ably lose but little time in getting to work. W heth er . rs aea recognition:ofthe Talon : following: the find them correct. We find in this of-. the results hoped for by the President and asked forin. . . j.ave to submit At One Dollar—Black ar great deal ‘of‘trouble this. morning when maps out worn old of number . flee brougbt. been have matters Several Congress his message will be securedis another question. R.& G. Corsets in gird . to the attention of the Grand Jury, sygetape agedonly fitie scraps, weremade to run the . ‘cars with scabs. Windows purthe for time usual its of ahead meet to ae was requested & map: erence, & bis but upon investigation there was not and me Oe were ‘pose of ratifying the reciprocity treaty with Cuba. ‘country, passed it 5 Healey wont t ping train. Pwilliams is her line to private. partles which isa were. smashed andseveral ‘conductors The Sen-. amoiont evidence introduced for this belonge necessity in this office, We recom-. j ‘mend that the Board ‘of Supervisors to be unpopular in many parts of the The report of the various commithave new maps made of uniform size, along to the House and the lower body. tees are appended and made a part of and placed in the office at “their ear to arrive ate conclusion. ate, unwilling to accept the entire responsibility of a meas. body We therefore have ignored them. ure which it knew Bathe Oregon H a Rector left thi Pe on of Sen Fra miness trip. Bovard of Penn Hest convenience. We also recom this report. We extend t 0 George b. Jones, Dis-. Mend that the Supervisors purchase a fP 8mith foylor,areHenr het fo tes being ap Uaaly sore that it for the courteous treatment tos He argues that it will prove beneficial] thenks punches the letters nearly through received at his bands. George of San F must act favorably before the treaty can become effective. on the one In his message the President appeals to Congress t0}trict Attorney of this county, our. "ewtypewriter, Thetype support the treaty. to both countries, but that the United States should be con We also appreciate the courtesy exthe paper, showing the impression on tended to us by our Supervisors, and the back of the leaf, and blurring the. ~ ‘Wagland of Stc trolled not alone by this consideration, but also by the close letters on that side, The present con. commend them for the satisfactory political relations necessarily existing between this country msenner in which the Hospital has dition of the machine requires a new. and Cuba, relations which the United States cannot honorbeen conducted and the many imribbon every day, the ‘Tibbons “costing provements that have been made at ably disregard. The act which gave to Cuba its indepenthat inatittution. mines trip. ; Riser of San re today. $9 per dozen. 8 W. Marsh ie i WASHINGTON, Nov. 12—The Democratic Senators have -In the Olerk’s otticewe find the same dence imposed certain obligations on 1s from which we canIn conclusion, we wish to express to conditions, everything being neat and. announced their determination to. oppose the ratification of order, partioularly the books, which not escape. Hence, argues the President in his message, we his honor, F. T. Nilon, our thanks in slew-ipeciat ‘card, and “seathesk: “Zi the canal treaty with the new republic of Panama, if the for the well prepared instractions we as just are bound to help Cuba to commercial prosperity handed to us for our guidance during this office we find that the work in-. administration’ attempts to enter upon a treaty or negotiate creases year by year, making an addhelped that country to politicalfreedom. our deliberations, ing ‘machine a necessity. This mawith thateo . d, ully submitte Respectf Itis impossible to predict what the action of Congress chine could also be used during the GEO. C. SHAW, Chairman. busy times in the Assessor's and in the se siapiaainae ams aoe ——— will be, but it can be very safely said that consideration for D, E, Moran, Secretary. the commercial prosperity of Cuba will exert very little influence on legislation. The President may use such an ar ‘. Treasurer's offices,~ In the Treasnrer’s and ‘also in the. To George OC, Shaw, foreman of the Assessor’s® office we find everything . neat and in-order. The bookgare well, gument to carry his point, but it is doubtful whether he Grand Jury: We, your committe, appointed to inkept and to our limited: axeshteaton really believesin it himself. Certainly very few of the lawspect the County Hospital, beg leave we find them correct. makersin Washington will be infilnenced by it. Nations are to report that we have visited the hosWe met with most cordial treatment pital and foand the affairs at that infrom all the officers, stitation in as good condition as the We wish to make special mention.of than at any other time in the world’s history. If Congress buildings and limited hired help would the neat andcleanly condition of the offices and haflways leading to the be convinced that reciprocity with Cuba will be for the benefit, permit, no more solicitous for the welfare of their neighbors now of the United Statcs or of American citizens, the treaty will be ratified, but not otherwise. Love and atecting for Cuba will not bring about the desired end. Pa oe oe a ee A LOATHSOME PROPOSITION F Avenue. * 60c, 260, 8 Sreturned here ré according to size an sh Recker, who. i k Oamp, who wi ‘George Ostern riously ill, is ere and see them and i ie Eiouses: and aera es: C. yn mine, arriv¥ incisco last even: jLocklin return F Brayto ast evening aft fi months, PREPARE NewCom Real EstateExchange Hl. Stansfield firom San Fr ; Furnished or unfarnished, for RENT or SALE. ited her son, Dr. E — ye want to buy, rent or"geil, we are.the people C, 8. PORTER, Manager. . . J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. We, however, recommend that the same, which credit is due to the effiFire, ‘Life pa Accident honorable Board of Supervisiors procient janitor, Charles B. Ashburn, vide more suitable and convenient O. C, Weisenburger, T. Wy SigourOPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. quarters for the use of the Superinnéy, L. G. Kelstrup, Wiliam Peovis, tendent, and that the sick should be Committee, oes sone placed in a ward by themselves, in a sunny and better ventilated part of the We, your committes appointed’ toy Insurance i. Calanan, whe pher son, Georg For Cold Weather fio her home at pu. L. Breed ¥ for San Fran Evsit to her & es i NEVADA CITY, CAL. fYalantine, who iidt county for . wirived here Iasi hie mothen Buy an Air Meht Heater and save money, : building. examine into. the conditions of the W. H. Tuttle, Chairman; E. Kruger, Sheriff’s office and Oounty Jail, and Joseph Hustler and Frank Enonor, to inspect the books of the Sheriff’s Committee. office of Nevada county, beg leave’ to submit the following: We, the undersigned commitWe inspected the various Pose 4 Homphrey,who . The Tarnér & Had: ley Compaby carry all — . grades. Their prices renee from. to San Frangleé HE proposition to noculate criminals condemned to tee, appointed by you to investlments of the Sheriff’s office and: . death with virus of bovine tuberculosis is not likely gate the state of the public buildings County Jail, and found everything in of the county, bereby submit the re& neat, clean. and orderly condition, t our ock to meet with much favor, either from those who. besult of our investigations: which reflects great credit on: Sheriff _ etme oan stosk lievein abolishing the death eounlty or those who desire to We visited the County Hospital and Walker and hig efficient. deputies, _. what you want, the buildings thereof in fairly T. H; Waters and J. R. Martin. We: render executions.as painless and as free from horrors as found We carry etove : good condition, with the exception of also examined the books and found both common ae possible. Dr. M. P. Ravenel, a distinguished physician of the pest house, which requires a new them keptin 8 neat and rery, satise Russia Iron. Philadelphia, says bovine tuberculosis invariably results faToof, on the south side, and new steps factory manner, Our line: of rae leading uptothe entrance. We looked In conclusice, we feel. that Nevada Boards: comprise the. tally in a few months, and he recommends inocculation of over the Courthouse, both inside and county is to be congratulated upon very latest designs. criminals with it as preferable to either hanging or electrooutside, and found very little that re-. the—efficiency of its Sheriff, H. R. quired attention, The portico is in a. Walker, and Deputy Sheriff T. H. cuting. bad state. The tin work requires sold-. Waters and the Jailer, J. R. Martin. He may be right from a scientific poiut of view, but. his ering, dnd the stucco work kalsomin-} A.8, Lord, Chairman; 0. P. Loughiog. ridge. David 'D. Muir, E. T.R. a of idea The it. in horrible the of touch a has suggestion F Cc. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, will w soon P. J. Cline, Chairiian; Jeremiah An . Committee. be here, prepared to do first-class workin the optical line. making a-man die a lingering death by disease is exceedingly If you suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed repulsive. The victim may not suffer much physically, but eyes,uncertain and failing vision, you should see him. Cost the knowledge that he is wasting away with an insidious disyou nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. _ ease is exquisite mental torture. Putting a criminal to death Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical ComThe cage of the People vs, J. O. Near, Geno 3. Hitchesaxa“Hon bles by such a method is repugnant to every humane instinct. ny, “with four stores and factories, will be here personally. ian with petty larceny, came UP. 1148. §. Stiles arrived herethie afterIf the death penalty is to be exacted at all—and society >for e is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no. matter if trial in Justice Coughlan’s court sioon from Ban Brancisos t does not seem ready yet for its abolition—the quicker the exthie afternoon at 2 o'clock. District Mies Kate Nolten came 4 others: have failed to give yon relief or ——— call on Attorney George L. Jones represented . w5:05 Flat today on ng oe tae him. Prices very moderate. ecution takes place the better. Of course the execution the people and Attorney Charles W‘Prantieco, 7 near to Ban HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, should be as painless as possible, but it should also be speedy Kitts looked after the interests of the defendant. The examining of eligible a se tean tats EB meaiteh ei as possible. Monday, Tuesday” and ‘Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 jurors to sit on the case proved to be a eS If-society must kill human beings for self eribeslick: slow and tedious job; and up to the Mrs. 0. E. Harris and A. P.-Hartia Cambridge, Mass., oame down from} LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, going to press but little proof out/time ofhad the killing: should be done quickly. fiNo Y long drawn Graniteville today and left for thelr a da: be peptasy. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Novy. 19, 20, 2ist. ieompian. acaeurain TOe process will be tolerated. In noevent will disease, artificially Cates pall———___—«@0No Jury Yel. : communicated, be made the : : agent. : G, » Peer of the Eagle: Birdmine] = The: ideaaeis abhorrent. trived here last 2 OPE for it is both speedy Bought an interes. recuees aa toh toe sShro ~~ 2 better, Chloroforming would be infinitely the mine. and painless. Superinten Another Death. 25th Anniversary. At their beautifal home, on Park} Martin Barth, a native of Germany dent J.1L Bryson of the7 legitine Yuba mine arrived here iglact evening] where you . purchased from Prof. Jobn Tilton a} gpom SanieFranci th sa one-twenty-second undivided interest . wont db is. morning in his group of seven mines above Edwardes’. bridge, near the North per sf Biyley te hore — Sen hig: Bloomfield road. The deed was re corded today in the County RecordAll kinds of nice Drink it-wih ool’ bd som paid byMr. the taste manufactured byan basal Mrs, I. L. Bowman will celebrate the/ for the past two months, died at that. Rogar was $8,000 ——at Britiand’s, ca Avenus in this city, tonight, Dr.and. who bas been in the County Hospital ers offiee. silver anniversary of their marriage in. {institution this morning at 8 o'clock. a most fitting manner, and will tender} He had been in ill health for some time a reception to a large number of inti-]9¢ Grass Valley, where he resided for if they could and tender their congrat-. ted resident ‘of the county end spent “alations to the genial Doctor and. many years at various towns on the his most estimable wife. However,. San Juan Ridge. the many friends of theesteemedcouple. The remains will be taken to North wish them continued happiness and/san Juan, where interment will be) and hope they will live to! made. prosperity see and celebrate many more wedding anniversaries. ete eee And wrecks the brain, One dose of you. ivays Bong You Have Aap Ki‘You @ dary to make ¢ a8 a legislator cher Mr.” Rut bo the very high Bythat with hi Mor O10, Orry Lucas Coun mJ. Cxenzy me Milor partner in mY & Co., doing: Moledo, County « re that said fir FONE HUNDR Mand evory os mot be cured MitaRku Cure, FRANK J. Mto before me a Presence, thie . h A. D., 1886. = ‘The Good Old jy A. W.€ N Summer time. POaterrh Cure{ me passed — e ts directly "Os surfaces Miestimonials, fi a #CHENEY & Of oe Lal dro ggieta, Momily Pills ar ee u seen our ne Yo #eraction to our larg SouvenirSpoonss Spoon is ~~Ge-2— PA COUGH Irish Mogs wed by the beg throat and lus ul druggiste, epee of a par value of One Dollar Each bave b id is now self the sale of this Stock will be expended Cents g le : Try it an Have been set aside to be sold to the pt When this allotment bas been sold the price opinion of the managers and of leading ext The managers fully expect the company “anc of the stock and hope to make the 1 tc will te found in the Nevada Oounty Bank int ney of the company. The atock of this company is Full and agder an express provision in the ch BSc. and 10c.a box. For sale by H gpaof ‘Dickerman sole agent. a Z Bild have been gp man possesses other icon price be a fine varwaie and a choice inv eee sue CASTORIA You swallow a pill, me the ne We Truckee. No t "Volds, ‘H oargel it will. necessarily detain many who. 79 years of age. The deceased was an old and respec sume ank M. Ruthe The immediate cauce of weather is so inclement and stormy, 85 /. his death was paralysis. He was about would be only too glad to be present] was d Postmaster . Leo mate friends’ who have been invited. muny years, from ® complication of It is indeed to be regretted that the. complaints. slice force, He Personal Noles. i Joe Rekar of San Francisco hes ening, a mem 0 neat alt dearing sock a th sew comp MY do pood. Hn? “ino S Best “baking. powde flavoringextra ate ee: ack busine The stock wi he advanced: ry 5

“TERMS: OF SUBSORIPTION ss stove ab aabrepngensnes ee 2 eeeeee The Grand Jary this forenoon mates ‘. the following report: “THE EXTRA SESSION Nevapa Crry, Oar , Nov, 12, 1908. * No it “fits corre tly. ie . To the Hon. F. T. Nilon, Judge of}Your woniaileie niokiar kinie the Superior Court of Nevada county, we the ee one: @ave to report ouse, Cal: Corsets. Ag a t ows: as : the Reoorder’s office evebee oe“Threethoupand employes are out. The We, the Grand Jury of the county. We find inaneat and orderly condi-. . in > NGRESS has convened in extra session and will prob—. .¢ Nevada, State of Californian, emrything . aap ie here fr 5; business trip. > N. Eich and At 50 conte ue and so.far. the books, examined ema tion, r,. {ut ten ead Shiad arWe a 10th day of Novembe on thea paneled Fe medium and short; all sizes. ably lose but little time in getting to work. W heth er . rs aea recognition:ofthe Talon : following: the find them correct. We find in this of-. the results hoped for by the President and asked forin. . . j.ave to submit At One Dollar—Black ar great deal ‘of‘trouble this. morning when maps out worn old of number . flee brougbt. been have matters Several Congress his message will be securedis another question. R.& G. Corsets in gird . to the attention of the Grand Jury, sygetape agedonly fitie scraps, weremade to run the . ‘cars with scabs. Windows purthe for time usual its of ahead meet to ae was requested & map: erence, & bis but upon investigation there was not and me Oe were ‘pose of ratifying the reciprocity treaty with Cuba. ‘country, passed it 5 Healey wont t ping train. Pwilliams is her line to private. partles which isa were. smashed andseveral ‘conductors The Sen-. amoiont evidence introduced for this belonge necessity in this office, We recom-. j ‘mend that the Board ‘of Supervisors to be unpopular in many parts of the The report of the various commithave new maps made of uniform size, along to the House and the lower body. tees are appended and made a part of and placed in the office at “their ear to arrive ate conclusion. ate, unwilling to accept the entire responsibility of a meas. body We therefore have ignored them. ure which it knew Bathe Oregon H a Rector left thi Pe on of Sen Fra miness trip. Bovard of Penn Hest convenience. We also recom this report. We extend t 0 George b. Jones, Dis-. Mend that the Supervisors purchase a fP 8mith foylor,areHenr het fo tes being ap Uaaly sore that it for the courteous treatment tos He argues that it will prove beneficial] thenks punches the letters nearly through received at his bands. George of San F must act favorably before the treaty can become effective. on the one In his message the President appeals to Congress t0}trict Attorney of this county, our. "ewtypewriter, Thetype support the treaty. to both countries, but that the United States should be con We also appreciate the courtesy exthe paper, showing the impression on tended to us by our Supervisors, and the back of the leaf, and blurring the. ~ ‘Wagland of Stc trolled not alone by this consideration, but also by the close letters on that side, The present con. commend them for the satisfactory political relations necessarily existing between this country msenner in which the Hospital has dition of the machine requires a new. and Cuba, relations which the United States cannot honorbeen conducted and the many imribbon every day, the ‘Tibbons “costing provements that have been made at ably disregard. The act which gave to Cuba its indepenthat inatittution. mines trip. ; Riser of San re today. $9 per dozen. 8 W. Marsh ie i WASHINGTON, Nov. 12—The Democratic Senators have -In the Olerk’s otticewe find the same dence imposed certain obligations on 1s from which we canIn conclusion, we wish to express to conditions, everything being neat and. announced their determination to. oppose the ratification of order, partioularly the books, which not escape. Hence, argues the President in his message, we his honor, F. T. Nilon, our thanks in slew-ipeciat ‘card, and “seathesk: “Zi the canal treaty with the new republic of Panama, if the for the well prepared instractions we as just are bound to help Cuba to commercial prosperity handed to us for our guidance during this office we find that the work in-. administration’ attempts to enter upon a treaty or negotiate creases year by year, making an addhelped that country to politicalfreedom. our deliberations, ing ‘machine a necessity. This mawith thateo . d, ully submitte Respectf Itis impossible to predict what the action of Congress chine could also be used during the GEO. C. SHAW, Chairman. busy times in the Assessor's and in the se siapiaainae ams aoe ——— will be, but it can be very safely said that consideration for D, E, Moran, Secretary. the commercial prosperity of Cuba will exert very little influence on legislation. The President may use such an ar ‘. Treasurer's offices,~ In the Treasnrer’s and ‘also in the. To George OC, Shaw, foreman of the Assessor’s® office we find everything . neat and in-order. The bookgare well, gument to carry his point, but it is doubtful whether he Grand Jury: We, your committe, appointed to inkept and to our limited: axeshteaton really believesin it himself. Certainly very few of the lawspect the County Hospital, beg leave we find them correct. makersin Washington will be infilnenced by it. Nations are to report that we have visited the hosWe met with most cordial treatment pital and foand the affairs at that infrom all the officers, stitation in as good condition as the We wish to make special mention.of than at any other time in the world’s history. If Congress buildings and limited hired help would the neat andcleanly condition of the offices and haflways leading to the be convinced that reciprocity with Cuba will be for the benefit, permit, no more solicitous for the welfare of their neighbors now of the United Statcs or of American citizens, the treaty will be ratified, but not otherwise. Love and atecting for Cuba will not bring about the desired end. Pa oe oe a ee A LOATHSOME PROPOSITION F Avenue. * 60c, 260, 8 Sreturned here ré according to size an sh Recker, who. i k Oamp, who wi ‘George Ostern riously ill, is ere and see them and i ie Eiouses: and aera es: C. yn mine, arriv¥ incisco last even: jLocklin return F Brayto ast evening aft fi months, PREPARE NewCom Real EstateExchange Hl. Stansfield firom San Fr ; Furnished or unfarnished, for RENT or SALE. ited her son, Dr. E — ye want to buy, rent or"geil, we are.the people C, 8. PORTER, Manager. . . J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. We, however, recommend that the same, which credit is due to the effiFire, ‘Life pa Accident honorable Board of Supervisiors procient janitor, Charles B. Ashburn, vide more suitable and convenient O. C, Weisenburger, T. Wy SigourOPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. quarters for the use of the Superinnéy, L. G. Kelstrup, Wiliam Peovis, tendent, and that the sick should be Committee, oes sone placed in a ward by themselves, in a sunny and better ventilated part of the We, your committes appointed’ toy Insurance i. Calanan, whe pher son, Georg For Cold Weather fio her home at pu. L. Breed ¥ for San Fran Evsit to her & es i NEVADA CITY, CAL. fYalantine, who iidt county for . wirived here Iasi hie mothen Buy an Air Meht Heater and save money, : building. examine into. the conditions of the W. H. Tuttle, Chairman; E. Kruger, Sheriff’s office and Oounty Jail, and Joseph Hustler and Frank Enonor, to inspect the books of the Sheriff’s Committee. office of Nevada county, beg leave’ to submit the following: We, the undersigned commitWe inspected the various Pose 4 Homphrey,who . The Tarnér & Had: ley Compaby carry all — . grades.. Their prices renee from. to San Frangleé HE proposition to noculate criminals condemned to tee, appointed by you to investlments of the Sheriff’s office and: . death with virus of bovine tuberculosis is not likely gate the state of the public buildings County Jail, and found everything in

of the county, bereby submit the re& neat, clean. and orderly condition, t our ock to meet with much favor, either from those who. besult of our investigations: which reflects great credit on: Sheriff _ etme oan stosk lievein abolishing the death eounlty or those who desire to We visited the County Hospital and Walker and hig efficient. deputies, _. what you want, the buildings thereof in fairly T. H; Waters and J. R. Martin. We: render executions.as painless and as free from horrors as found We carry etove : good condition, with the exception of also examined the books and found both common ae possible. Dr. M. P. Ravenel, a distinguished physician of the pest house, which requires a new them keptin 8 neat and rery, satise Russia Iron. Philadelphia, says bovine tuberculosis invariably results faToof, on the south side, and new steps factory manner, Our line: of rae leading uptothe entrance. We looked In conclusice, we feel. that Nevada Boards: comprise the. tally in a few months, and he recommends inocculation of over the Courthouse, both inside and county is to be congratulated upon very latest designs. criminals with it as preferable to either hanging or electrooutside, and found very little that re-. the—efficiency of its Sheriff, H. R. quired attention, The portico is in a. Walker, and Deputy Sheriff T. H. cuting. bad state. The tin work requires sold-. Waters and the Jailer, J. R. Martin. He may be right from a scientific poiut of view, but. his ering, dnd the stucco work kalsomin-} A.8, Lord, Chairman; 0. P. Loughiog. ridge. David 'D. Muir, E. T.R. a of idea The it. in horrible the of touch a has suggestion F Cc. CHINN, the expert, Reliable Optician, will w soon P. J. Cline, Chairiian; Jeremiah An . Committee. be here, prepared to do first-class workin the optical line. making a-man die a lingering death by disease is exceedingly If you suffer from headache, dizziness, smarting, inflamed repulsive. The victim may not suffer much physically, but eyes,uncertain and failing vision, you should see him. Cost the knowledge that he is wasting away with an insidious disyou nothing to find out whether you need glasses or not. _ ease is exquisite mental torture. Putting a criminal to death Mr. Chinn, of the famous Chinn-Beretta Optical ComThe cage of the People vs, J. O. Near, Geno 3. Hitchesaxa“Hon bles by such a method is repugnant to every humane instinct. ny, “with four stores and factories, will be here personally. ian with petty larceny, came UP. 1148. §. Stiles arrived herethie afterIf the death penalty is to be exacted at all—and society >for e is an eminent specialist on eye troubles, and no. matter if trial in Justice Coughlan’s court sioon from Ban Brancisos t does not seem ready yet for its abolition—the quicker the exthie afternoon at 2 o'clock. District Mies Kate Nolten came 4 others: have failed to give yon relief or ——— call on Attorney George L. Jones represented . w5:05 Flat today on ng oe tae him. Prices very moderate. ecution takes place the better. Of course the execution the people and Attorney Charles W‘Prantieco, 7 near to Ban HARTUNG’S, Nevada City, should be as painless as possible, but it should also be speedy Kitts looked after the interests of the defendant. The examining of eligible a se tean tats EB meaiteh ei as possible. Monday, Tuesday” and ‘Wednesday, Nov. 16, 17, 18 jurors to sit on the case proved to be a eS If-society must kill human beings for self eribeslick: slow and tedious job; and up to the Mrs. 0. E. Harris and A. P.-Hartia Cambridge, Mass., oame down from} LOUTZENHEISER’S, Grass Valley, going to press but little proof out/time ofhad the killing: should be done quickly. fiNo Y long drawn Graniteville today and left for thelr a da: be peptasy. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Novy. 19, 20, 2ist. ieompian. acaeurain TOe process will be tolerated. In noevent will disease, artificially Cates pall———___—«@0No Jury Yel. : communicated, be made the : : agent. : G, » Peer of the Eagle: Birdmine] = The: ideaaeis abhorrent. trived here last 2 OPE for it is both speedy Bought an interes. recuees aa toh toe sShro ~~ 2 better, Chloroforming would be infinitely the mine. and painless. Superinten Another Death. 25th Anniversary. At their beautifal home, on Park} Martin Barth, a native of Germany dent J.1L Bryson of the7 legitine Yuba mine arrived here iglact evening] where you . purchased from Prof. Jobn Tilton a} gpom SanieFranci th sa one-twenty-second undivided interest . wont db is. morning in his group of seven mines above Edwardes’. bridge, near the North per sf Biyley te hore — Sen hig: Bloomfield road. The deed was re corded today in the County RecordAll kinds of nice Drink it-wih ool’ bd som paid byMr. the taste manufactured byan basal Mrs, I. L. Bowman will celebrate the/ for the past two months, died at that. Rogar was $8,000 ——at Britiand’s, ca Avenus in this city, tonight, Dr.and. who bas been in the County Hospital ers offiee. silver anniversary of their marriage in. {institution this morning at 8 o'clock. a most fitting manner, and will tender} He had been in ill health for some time a reception to a large number of inti-]9¢ Grass Valley, where he resided for if they could and tender their congrat-. ted resident ‘of the county end spent “alations to the genial Doctor and. many years at various towns on the his most estimable wife. However,. San Juan Ridge. the many friends of theesteemedcouple. The remains will be taken to North wish them continued happiness and/san Juan, where interment will be) and hope they will live to! made. prosperity see and celebrate many more wedding anniversaries. ete eee And wrecks the brain, One dose of you. ivays Bong You Have Aap Ki‘You @ dary to make ¢ a8 a legislator cher Mr.” Rut bo the very high Bythat with hi Mor O10, Orry Lucas Coun mJ. Cxenzy me Milor partner in mY & Co., doing: Moledo, County « re that said fir FONE HUNDR Mand evory os mot be cured MitaRku Cure, FRANK J. Mto before me a Presence, thie . h A. D., 1886. = ‘The Good Old jy A. W.€ N Summer time. POaterrh Cure{ me passed — e ts directly "Os surfaces Miestimonials, fi a #CHENEY & Of oe Lal dro ggieta, Momily Pills ar ee u seen our ne Yo #eraction to our larg SouvenirSpoonss Spoon is ~~Ge-2— PA COUGH Irish Mogs wed by the beg throat and lus ul druggiste, epee of a par value of One Dollar Each bave b id is now self the sale of this Stock will be expended Cents g le : Try it an Have been set aside to be sold to the pt When this allotment bas been sold the price opinion of the managers and of leading ext The managers fully expect the company “anc of the stock and hope to make the 1 tc will te found in the Nevada Oounty Bank int ney of the company. The atock of this company is Full and agder an express provision in the ch BSc. and 10c.a box. For sale by H gpaof ‘Dickerman sole agent. a Z Bild have been gp man possesses other icon price be a fine varwaie and a choice inv eee sue CASTORIA You swallow a pill, me the ne We Truckee. No t "Volds, ‘H oargel it will. necessarily detain many who. 79 years of age. The deceased was an old and respec sume ank M. Ruthe The immediate cauce of weather is so inclement and stormy, 85 /. his death was paralysis. He was about would be only too glad to be present] was d Postmaster . Leo mate friends’ who have been invited. muny years, from ® complication of It is indeed to be regretted that the. complaints. slice force, He Personal Noles. i Joe Rekar of San Francisco hes ening, a mem 0 neat alt dearing sock a th sew comp MY do pood. Hn? “ino S Best “baking. powde flavoringextra ate ee: ack busine The stock wi he advanced: ry 5