November 13, 1902 (4 pages)

Se aie Sa a, a ambi oe Be ; — GOVERNOR. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. George 0. Pardee, R.... 2000 ‘ied Fran lin K, Lane D.. b dbe'es 1091 TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION nde ae cham tata Byfiet, <= -~ + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, . 42 fe2ePer We. Alden Anderson, R.. . 2018 . : Delivered to any part ouffthe city. ead lb. B. Dockwoller :. .3 0. 6.5 aes 5% 1704 SECRETARY OF STATE. THURSDAY....4 MA iake vase ovens aavghanles ie November 13, 1902] Curry, BR .. 0.0.06. . se eeeees 2278 ; i wan . ROsborough, D.. Fiigeeae cc eee 1425 4 CONTROLLER. MAKE AN EXHIBIT i Smrennnaen i ave ® Harkpess, D.:...eecseved 2.1299 ‘a z ak? . STATE TREASURER. : ery pus dee gia V ee peers ses us“e a . r et ee Te eee eee ee he ar oe HE opportunity which Northern and Central Califorj PS CAR RSS ORE nia will enjoy of making an exhibit of its citrus pRO-. ebb. Rooo2. o.oo. cee cece 2096 ductions at the Citrus, Fair to be held.in San Franz{Sett.D ©...-:esssseeeees 1536 cisco during the latter part of this month should se aay A ces ag ee re taken advantage of to the fullest extent by every county that] Holcomb, D.260000000222772) 5/1509 grows these products. We can grow oranges in thé western OLERK SUPREME COURT. ~ Nevada county to pesfection, as well as any other section of. JOndan. Be. -s-.--+20+:-nesss+00++ SREB excellent eppertunity for a presentation to Eastern people of Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor.FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. California. Orange ~growing attracts Eastern people. It pacity and fitness for citrus culture. The fair will give'an the varied character of our productions, and should be the means of locating many of them on our fertile lands. aa24244e4444444 4 ? A GOOD IMPROVEMENT. HE tendency in higher educational circles now seems to be to maintain continuous performance colleges. That is, have the schools run all the year round, so that students can drop in at any time, attend classes as long as they please, drop out when they run out of money, , come back when they get ready and graduate when they have completed their courses, whether in three years, the customary four, or whether they be ten years about getting their degree if their poverty requires it. In this way tlie teaching force gets off a few at atime, working without vacation for four years if they. want to, and then have a year of rest and recreation allin a lump. It is a time-saving device seems likely to grow on the people. <— FY F444 44 KG a ~ ! EXPERT TESTIMONY. USTICE WOODWARD of the Supreme Court of New York is out in a declaration coinciding with the ideas of most laymen, that too high value is placed upon expert evidence. In the North American Review the New York jurist takes the position that expert testimony is dangerous.He recalls history for a long period of years to prove that many an innocent person has been sent to death upon expert testimony. This has obtained for ages, and to this day expert evidence stands on no better foundation than it did centuries ago, — He would not be understood as wholly excluding expert testimony, but he would have it received with much greater caution, and not accorded the weight now given to. it by courts. He'calls attention to the fact that there are many professional experts in many lines, and that their services can be secured on hire for either side to a controversy. Indeed, large numbers of these men depend upon such hire for ys a livelihood. Where the plea of insanity is sent up alienists _can be employed who will take directly opposed positions, each conWhere the experts in such cases are of equal standing the Court and jury are left in a tangle of doubt that obstructs their view of. you. tending from the same alleged scientific basis. justice, rather than assisting them to the truth. The Justice suggests that a remedy may be found in barring out of court discredited experts, and in providing that experts called as witnesses shall be paid by the State at That at best would be but a partial remedy, though it is worth trya fixed rate, determined by a standard schedule. ing. Certainly the jurist is right in his contention that expert testimony is given too much iniportance by the Courts _ The cause of justice will be more conserved by placing all such testimony upon a lower level of value. Itis not probable, however, that Justice Woodward includes scientific statement and demonstration in his denouncement. Thus, there are infallible tests in chemistry which cannot fail to illuminate the truth. There are certain scientific facts which, when treated as testimony, are simply unimpeachable. These, when set forth in court by those familiar with them and the laws governing scientific truth, must retain high and lawyers. place as evidence. . ' CASTORIA Would Smash the Club, Official Figures. Tuesday for the various offices: h The following are the official number of votes cast in this county on last SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIO INSTRUCTION. Dihdsdy,; Docs cccs. ces ccascocecect 1418 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.Arwelotth, Wi. Fcc ictatwsioed 2098 Sieds Bo. coco ck ere 1208 Farnsworth, D......1486 RAG (Dine. oti Gib ieti go Sn ve 969 The figures for the county offices are as follows: eae: this county many years and was well Bde Depo . ised He was aged 08 years. SUPERIOR JUDGE. eames EGET cepices ia tar Helis 2058 Smalipox Again : Simonds Liss siussio cw cis raewcs 1753 . ~ : CLERK. Arbogast, R..0. 2. ccseeee 8022 al Grass Valley. SHERIFF.Walker, Ri. oc sicics casceedceoast% 2482] Three mémbers of Ohas. Henwood’s Longs D . viata sete de teenie: 1488] family, whose home is on Pleasant “REGORDER street, Grass Valley,/bave been strickPRY vc Shicl So paws eee ede hoes 1712} en with smallpox, and the residence POAIG 655i es Soke sasedeese ie ies 1915] bas been quarantined by the health ASSSS OR. officer of that city. Sohroeder.D of. 000 ces 20S 2970 <e resus somemuror.1GQIRG-and Coming. Ingram, R... Si islegeeua eee 1608 TUGIOF, Bee. alone ees esis te 2082 a 7 : DISTRIOT ATTORNEY, L. J. Weil of the Sacramento Lindley, BS ss. soc. 1 as .1805 . Cracker Co. is here spending a few Jones, DB. Faves Tees ows es we 2471 . days. ; ‘ : TREASURER Dave Jobnston is down,from WashWeight, B. 2.4. 005568. 5 ES 896 . ington. Fackeon, Uo f.o:06 acc cede ee 1776] Qharles Woodburn, the wholesale SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. liquor. merchant. of Sacramento, is WORUOE Ihc ones Kadeininiviaskeeuas 1402 . here on 4 business trip. O'NeiE c a oe ae, 2594/ HH. W. Benson, the Buckeye flour CORONER, man of Marysville, is in town. Lene Ro sicaan cn es Sea ininice 1587. W. G. Halstead is up from SmartsMocking, Dic. os cccanc arbetsn: 2141) ville. The next time you call fora drink try Gilt Edge Whiskey. because it is pure. All’ first-class dealers sell it. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. Very Low. Robert Allen; the young son of Mrs "Geo, Allen who resides on Main street, is avery ill with pneumenia and his recovery is d spaired of. A. short time ago the little fellow was taken down witb an pneumonia, from which attack he nearly recovered, but he suffered a relapse and jis again ina Critiszal condition, ~ oer Notice. All persons indebted to the Estate of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased, are requested to settle said account; immediately. JESSIE V. MULLOY, Special Administratrix of the Estate of Chas, E Mulloy, deceased. 118-3t Energy all gone? Headache? Stomtorpid liver. Doings of the People In horse Saturday and aaa result was laid up until Tuesday. *. Lovelocks Monday resulted in. the death of one man and in another loosing both of his hands. man was Fireman Murray. He was taken tothe railroad hospital at Sacramento. W. RB, Johsgon of Hobart Mills put on the gloves Monday for a little friendly sparring contest, but they got warmed up and finally threw aside the gloves and went at it-hard, In the mixup 8 his band throu ain behooves us therefore to make known in every way our ca—. Kirk, R...000.000000 2142 BP ee my sony a ye son dressed the wound. suffering from an attack of typhoid fever, died at his home in Brickletewn at an early hour yesterday morning. ach out of order? Simply a case of Burdock Blood. Bitters will make & Dew man or woman of TRUCITE NEWS the astern Part Of the County. Dan Browning was kicked by a ‘An accident on a rock crusher near The injured A man'‘by the name of Murphy and Dr, JohnValentine Sassarini, who has been Deceased was taken jill about two weeks ago and his malady proved to be typhoid fever. He had resided in George King of Washington is in town. : A. H. Willis of Sacramento is. here on a visit. W. H. Knowles and Miss. Nellie Knowles of Santa Roza, who have been up at the Grizzly Hill mine spending a few days, came down today on their way home. Forecaster McAdie of the Weather Bureau makes the following report: Rain tonight and Friday. = Srand Concert TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies’ Relief Corps Tuesday Even’g, Nov. 25 At Armory -Hall FOR THE Renetit of the Cemetery Fund A splendid musical program, recitations and otber interesting attractions will be rendered, ADMISSION ...200sccc0eee25 Oonta yee we call your attention are We can sell you SILK O ces marked in plain figures. GLOVES. are made especia on the Coast. : Our celebrated CENTEMERI KID carry a large assortment of them. _ drug store. r { the lowest. Cobweb: gut on acnt lately gave a Orders from the ony EOneee attended to. _ ; woman loc« gw. Millions know that For Infants and Children. Samples sent on app ation. oe": : : the best thine to put on a cut is Buck. i Respect len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible The Kind You Have Always Bought Bo em: Ra healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Bears the. * 4 : ss , Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It = , ; cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s. @iguntare of ‘ De . Sara GOODS which is complete in every line. Our Cloaks ‘Fars are of t latest style and cut. Our MONTE CARLOS were a Tete 4 from the East, but we have them now. Our furs need no recommendation as they are from H. Liebes & Co. and sratiteed. You should not feil tocome to us for your CLOAKS and We have been quite successful in handling LADIES’ SKIRTS and SUITS. We have quite a stock of them and invite you all to inspect them : VERSKIRTS CHEAPER t THE SILK FOR, They are all sample lines, and only o : et We have succeeded in getting the agency for the A? B. Kid Glove. We can now guarantee our One Dollar Gloves in dressed and undressed. Everyone should try a pair of these gloves and you will be sure tocome back and get another pair. They ly for us and we are instracted to recemmend and guarantee them to oar customers ag they are sold very successfully in every large city ewcarry the best brands of CORSETS made, and we aim to keep none but the best goode and sell them at the lowest living prices, We are receiving New Goods every da : : Ours is an up-to-date stere and every one should call on us first when they want to. purchase anything in our Hine, as we can save you time and money. It is useless for us to publish prices as everyone knows ours are always Cloaks and Furs. to our stock of FALL and WINTER tate io arriving HAN You OAN BUY ofa kind and priGLOVES need no yecommendation. We * TANT WOR. A Sharper Fails to BamWm. Harr, arrived in Grass Valley recently, aud judging from reports, he evidently thought that he had struck an “easy” town in which to ply hie green-go several saloons and offered to sell the proprietors a preparation for $27.50 which would make a barrel of whiskey worth $100, through a certain chemical process. The saleon men, howewer, the stranger will not tackle any liquors in Nevada City, since his scheme has been publicly exposed. tricketers are busy plying their vocations all over the “State and are liable to drep in and interview our people at most any time and it behooves our citizens, and especially busines men, to always be on the lookout for there fellows. boozle Grass Valley ~ Saloon Keepers. A stranger, who gave the name of game. He visitei Green-goods men, sharpers and DMINFULLT MUR. James Williams Had Williams, the well-known miner, met with a vergipainful accident while at work in the Lecompton mine. engaged in prying down the hanging wall with an iron bar, and had removed one piece, when another piece fell down and struck the bar. The bar flew up and struck Mr. Williams on the right side of the jaw, making quite a gash and laying the cheek in the satfe mine about three weeks ago, which laid him up for awbile. In Supreme Court. lack, which involves the title to property in this city, came up before the Supreme Court at Sacramento yesterday, but no decision has been reudered as yet, Nevada Theatre sented by counsel. His Cheek . Laid Wide Open. About 10 o’clock this morniug James He was He had a finger smashed —_ +--e. — The case of Richards vs. BennalBoth sides were repreSNYDER & DUNLAP Macegers. Saturday, November 15 COMPLETE PRODUCTION ALL SCENERY CARRIED 25 rosinviy 25 A COMEDY FOR NIOE FOLKS, . ¢ TAYLON'S. URE JOE W. SPEARS (oun Spices PBESENTS The Big Musical Comedy 2 on, 4 on aie Th Irish p h k Gloves. one oa 100 Ibo ato Se TAWREeTS. . ae ee Se ‘ PHYMG 2.66 bitkadess ~10c 15¢ 250 WITH THE eee eh eee nttareoareacs nd rH = FARCE-COMEDY STAR TRIUMVIRATE Marjoram <0. pak 100 Ibe 2Be ’ SULLIVAN and MACK . oayenne. 222.22: 10c 150 5c eee Black Pepper... 10¢ 15¢ 266 : . White Pepper... 10s 16c 8 25c¢ MAZIE TRUMBULL Mustard:c5:.2.05°° 5% 100 156 25e¢ solutely p carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. 25 (Taylor's Tea & Coffee House These spices are in tins and are ab. and full weight. We also soe gene EG Bonemsan “tying of all Bottle’ Beers."” Brewed from Bohemian Hops, Cor DLD EVERYWHERE. Opening Up Robert Latta and Thomas Cogn are engaged in opening up and develop-j} . PRANSOR 2 SSS ae e cd 4 ae november . Nuw,Youx, November 12-The hearing ie pea’ ne in the suit of tbe United States to test}. —— the alleged transfer of control’ of the. — A . Great Northern snd Narthern Pacific lh eS Roads to the Northern Securities Oom-. .pany wes continued today in this.clty,. py one Tho suit was begun last January at St. ce { Paul and Fy G. Ingersoll was &ppoin ij ae ¥. es eke ay eve 1a Bri ‘. special examiner to take testimony.) ~ Powder, The complaint, which contends thet iebieieee in tho SY Reade the Sherman anti-Trast Jaw bas been aa ‘ibd let was prene Me violated, has completed its case and ft eee rae Giant Powder ' eae the hearing today is fer the defense’s . . © to Marstin while be poy! Bane of . side. : work. Tt 1s supposed that a Toon ip th ; gens ing the Powder he Pushed + , mine neal» Gr ej here last ev ment, wis working at t Tuesday night the misfortune ) jp his right eye Mine. }OM # CAP and exploded it, which tt BREW . All. the powder to go of. poy . wore instantly killed ‘and the iy a { icle were wary of his scheme, and refused. wide open. The injured man was. ing a gravel claim at Quaker Hill. c ete For d the part to. be bunkoed in this way. When he. brought to town and Dr. Muller The property is situated in a good lo le ee. divulged his proposition to Roy O’Con. attended him. It required four] ggtion, being on thesame gravel chan-. TEN ipsa ya ; ‘k this tg nor, that gentleman lost no time in. stitches te close the wound, after/nel asthe famous Sargent mine, end Diphtheria relieved in twenty gl § sik was da ‘making it public and savinghis bus-. which he was taken to his home on the . there is every jreason to believe that. utes, “Almost mirectieas. . Deat negs competitors the /olly and chagrin . Red Dog r Mr. Williams is very . Coan & Latta’s claim will develop into} Thomas’ Eelectric Oj). Na of being “suckers.” It is probable that. fortunateAn not sustaining a fracture . g valuable property: store. Rocke ta eva M. Byrne, divorce suit fle Grand 6 $1.50. at the Big Store. just like down. Well worth your looking at. Price, $y had, here now. © cently, was rais the daugater of , McNeely. ‘ sh was filed —b og willful deserti iomena Phelan vital in San Frat seased was 8 Sis of Shady Ore Phelan, 8. d. Pt burn, Mrs. J. I » Phelan and . White AM-Wool Blankets at $3.90, $4:50, $8)'$6:50, $7.50, $8.50, $12.50, Gray all-wool Blankets at $3.50, $4; $4.50, $5 and $6, White and Gray Cotton Blankets at 5c, 750, $1, $m All of our Blankets are extra large size. 4 You will make a mistake if you don’t by your Blank y Carey last evel nde at the Natior . birthday. Th nd Mrs. James * nV. Grays M monds, Mr, and Mra, Nellie Ba ‘Comforters! Comforters! . eB made of nice whité Cotton! for $1, $1.50, $2. Seraecee: & Gage mine, ler’s residence . will move in nex Laminated Comforters—the extra large size, 72 by F 00d Sin sh Pawnbroker ical comedy o s the cities out: poked for a per theater Saturd ny, which is a the famous fa + The best line of Ladies’ Capes and Jackets that veel Hosiery and Underwear Sale going on now. Respectfully, 3 ann oer v ernnges er emeen emeemeemmenen et ee Maher & Co., Nevada Ci avirate Sullivan Trumbull, whic saders in musi ably assisted . bo, Joe Warde, . a Ohe Daintiest Woman in Yavada City weoor look still more dainty in one of those-sip dress hats our. milliners are turning: out, ~ who appreciate aty lish millinery are really surprim see_such elegant hats. We're keeping up with them potted ge Ft styles in every line, and this weok li special dress hat for your consideration, Price easily within reach of the smallest pocket book. Then in walking halite, sailors, etc,, we havo overt possibly needed. — 4 ' Ohildren’s school hats re one of our specials. . MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial Street, Nevada City. atomnepen rin. hpgline eee oo Tete, AT CUT Guns and Rifles RATES. Main Street, Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. _ LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. Electro-Dental Parlors eenatmieeeeesl aed DR. rrr R. E. SMITH absolutely first-class work. . OT api guaranteed at One-half PLATE BRI a fall U 22 Karat. Phone Ma n 633. Masonic Bulldiag, up Stairs, These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Pa established. nearly tour years ago. One of the lar best equipped Dental Oifices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently with gllthe modern ELEOTRIGAL] aud other conveniences“for doing rlors-of Sacramento, tand ~ ; the regular prices charged bySother . ’ OUR PRICES or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS Owns, ve. 6 00. SILVER Put cig 22+ 82:00 U WORK, per tooth. 6 00 CLEANING. toe: . PAINLESS EXTRAC r :. @@" No charge for Extracting xh cog part ENTS. Ce eebeetoeens rier Lp R. BE. SMITH, D. D. S .Pime Street,jNevadagCity, ——~ ———— MULE FORCE.=.46 Cental BON AMI=£0 Cents: SAPOLIO 10 Cents) SIRT sre 10 Cents SPFLAHERT) rw!!! J. Conlan, 1 yest Symonds a Tn all the organ nty-five people ck of scenery. tl has a good eo Y amusing com ovoking situat SKK BODO OROOIIIOOIUK FPIOIOK SOR IORIORIIOK HOIIOIOIIOIOIOIIOIOIOIOIDIOKI HII by Edgar Seld Old Time,” whic 48 a8 a money brother, “The bids fair to ecli ford. Seats ar dley’s, ee Cee ver half a o Whiskey has b the best, put Millinery Opening 7 I desire to announce to the ladies of Nevada County that my grand opening will «be held on IMowday, Cuesday and eae. Sweet smoke, or sale at Recto: —— ‘+ Oe t You Goin; you ought to! BN l= 7 900 as, . ci ; oll At} ‘System, Nom and invite you all to call and inspect my [Dea md at tha eas F e Cc e : : e@ Bi the latest styles, shapes, fashions an¢ ‘ ee moet isnandin md. Stop-overs 8 of tickets, fail'to call, Come t lay. — AI without lay-oy ae me ; E : dd, MN) whére you a L. Ft. Cra wror ; Tl pees “~, f : .

Se aie Sa a, a ambi oe Be ; — GOVERNOR. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. George 0. Pardee, R....... 2000 ‘ied Fran lin K, Lane D... b dbe'es 1091 TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION nde ae cham tata Byfiet, <= -~ + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, . 42 fe2ePer We. Alden Anderson, R.... .. 2018 . : Delivered to any part ouffthe city. ead lb. B. Dockwoller :. .3 0. 6.5 aes 5% 1704 SECRETARY OF STATE. THURSDAY.......4 MA iake vase ovens aavghanles ie November 13, 1902] Curry, BR ... 0.0.06.. . se eeeees 2278 ; i wan . ROsborough, D.... Fiigeeae cc eee 1425 4 CONTROLLER. MAKE AN EXHIBIT i Smrennnaen i ave ® Harkpess, D.:.....eecseved 2.1299 ‘a z ak? . STATE TREASURER. : ery pus dee gia V ee peers ses us“e a . r et ee Te eee eee ee he ar oe HE opportunity which Northern and Central Califorj PS CAR RSS ORE nia will enjoy of making an exhibit of its citrus pRO-. ebb. Rooo2. o.oo. cee cece 2096 ductions at the Citrus, Fair to be held.in San Franz{Sett.D ©......-:esssseeeees 1536 cisco during the latter part of this month should se aay A ces ag ee re taken advantage of to the fullest extent by every county that] Holcomb, D..260000000222772) 5/1509 grows these products. We can grow oranges in thé western OLERK SUPREME COURT. ~ Nevada county to pesfection, as well as any other section of. JOndan. Be. -s-.--+20+:-nesss+00++ SREB excellent eppertunity for a presentation to Eastern people of Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor.FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. California. Orange ~growing attracts Eastern people. It pacity and fitness for citrus culture. The fair will give'an the varied character of our productions, and should be the means of locating many of them on our fertile lands. aa24244e4444444 4 ? A GOOD IMPROVEMENT. HE tendency in higher educational circles now seems to be to maintain continuous performance colleges. That is, have the schools run all the year round, so that students can drop in at any time, attend classes as long as they please, drop out when they run out of money, , come back when they get ready and graduate when they have completed their courses, whether in three years, the customary four, or whether they be ten years about getting their degree if their poverty requires it. In this way tlie teaching force gets off a few at atime, working without vacation for four years if they. want to, and then have a year of rest and recreation allin a lump. It is a time-saving device seems likely to grow on the people. <— FY F444 44 KG a ~ ! EXPERT TESTIMONY. USTICE WOODWARD of the Supreme Court of New York is out in a declaration coinciding with the ideas of most laymen, that too high value is placed upon expert evidence. In the North American Review the New York jurist takes the position that expert testimony is dangerous.He recalls history for a long period of years to prove that many an innocent person has been sent to death upon expert testimony. This has obtained for ages, and to this day expert evidence stands on no better foundation than it did centuries ago, — He would not be understood as wholly excluding expert testimony, but he would have it received with much greater caution, and not accorded the weight now given to. it by courts. He'calls attention to the fact that there are many professional experts in many lines, and that their services can be secured on hire for either side to a controversy. Indeed, large numbers of these men depend upon such hire for ys a livelihood. Where the plea of insanity is sent up alienists _can be employed who will take directly opposed positions, each conWhere the experts in such cases are of equal standing the Court and jury are left in a tangle of doubt that obstructs their view of. you. tending from the same alleged scientific basis. justice, rather than assisting them to the truth. The Justice suggests that a remedy may be found in barring out of court discredited experts, and in providing that experts called as witnesses shall be paid by the State at That at best would be but a partial remedy, though it is worth trya fixed rate, determined by a standard schedule. ing. Certainly the jurist is right in his contention that expert testimony is given too much iniportance by the Courts _ The cause of justice will be more conserved by placing all such testimony upon a lower level of value. Itis not probable, however, that Justice Woodward includes scientific statement and demonstration in his denouncement. Thus, there are infallible tests in chemistry which cannot fail to illuminate the truth. There are certain scientific facts which, when treated as testimony, are simply unimpeachable. These, when set forth in court by those familiar with them and the laws governing scientific truth, must retain high and lawyers. place as evidence. . ' CASTORIA Would Smash the Club, Official Figures. Tuesday for the various offices: h The following are the official number of votes cast in this county on last SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIO INSTRUCTION. Dihdsdy,; Docs cccs. ces ccascocecect 1418 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.Arwelotth, Wi. Fcc ictatwsioed 2098 Sieds Bo. coco ck ere 1208 Farnsworth, D...........1486 RAG (Dine. oti Gib ieti go Sn ve 969 The figures for the county offices are as follows: eae: this county many years and was well Bde Depo . ised He was aged 08 years. SUPERIOR JUDGE. eames EGET cepices ia tar Helis 2058 Smalipox Again : Simonds Liss siussio cw cis raewcs 1753 . ~ : CLERK. Arbogast, R....0.. 2. ccseeee 8022 al Grass Valley. SHERIFF.Walker, Ri. oc sicics casceedceoast% 2482] Three mémbers of Ohas. Henwood’s Longs D . viata sete de teenie: 1488] family, whose home is on Pleasant “REGORDER street, Grass Valley,/bave been strickPRY vc Shicl So paws eee ede hoes 1712} en with smallpox, and the residence POAIG 655i es Soke sasedeese ie ies 1915] bas been quarantined by the health ASSSS OR. officer of that city. Sohroeder.D of.. 000 ces 20S 2970 <e resus somemuror.1GQIRG-and Coming. Ingram, R..... Si islegeeua eee 1608 TUGIOF, Bee. alone ees esis te 2082 a 7 : DISTRIOT ATTORNEY, L. J. Weil of the Sacramento Lindley, BS ss. soc.. 1 as ..1805 . Cracker Co. is here spending a few Jones, DB.. Faves Tees ows es we 2471 . days. ; ‘ : TREASURER Dave Jobnston is down,from WashWeight, B.. 2.4. 005568. 5 ES 896 . ington. Fackeon, Uo f.o:06 acc cede ee 1776] Qharles Woodburn, the wholesale SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. liquor. merchant. of Sacramento, is WORUOE Ihc ones Kadeininiviaskeeuas 1402 . here on 4 business trip. O'NeiE c a oe ae, 2594/ HH. W. Benson, the Buckeye flour CORONER, man of Marysville, is in town. Lene Ro sicaan cn es Sea ininice 1587. W. G. Halstead is up from SmartsMocking, Dic. os cccanc arbetsn: 2141) ville. The next time you call fora drink try Gilt Edge Whiskey. because it is pure. All’ first-class dealers sell it. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. Very Low. Robert Allen; the young son of Mrs "Geo, Allen who resides on Main street, is avery ill with pneumenia and his recovery is d spaired of. A. short time ago the little fellow was taken down witb an pneumonia, from which attack he nearly recovered, but he suffered a relapse and jis again ina Critiszal condition, ~ oer Notice. All persons indebted to the Estate of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased, are requested to settle said account; immediately. JESSIE V. MULLOY, Special Administratrix of the Estate of Chas, E Mulloy, deceased. 118-3t Energy all gone? Headache? Stomtorpid liver. Doings of the People In horse Saturday and aaa result was laid up until Tuesday. *. Lovelocks Monday resulted in. the death of one man and in another loosing both of his hands. man was Fireman Murray. He was taken tothe railroad hospital at Sacramento. W. RB, Johsgon of Hobart Mills put on the gloves Monday for a little friendly sparring contest, but they got warmed up and finally threw aside the gloves and went at it-hard, In the mixup 8 his band throu ain behooves us therefore to make known in every way our ca—. Kirk, R.....000..000000 2142 BP ee my sony a ye son dressed the wound. suffering from an attack of typhoid fever, died at his home in Brickletewn at an early hour yesterday morning. ach out of order? Simply a case of Burdock Blood. Bitters will make & Dew man or woman of TRUCITE NEWS the astern Part Of the County. Dan Browning was kicked by a ‘An accident on a rock crusher near The injured A man'‘by the name of Murphy and Dr, JohnValentine Sassarini, who has been Deceased was taken jill about two weeks ago and his malady proved to be typhoid fever. He had resided in George King of Washington is in town. : A. H. Willis of Sacramento is. here on a visit. W. H. Knowles and Miss. Nellie Knowles of Santa Roza, who have been up at the Grizzly Hill mine spending a few days, came down today on their way home. Forecaster McAdie of the Weather Bureau makes the following report: Rain tonight and Friday. = Srand Concert TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies’ Relief Corps Tuesday Even’g, Nov. 25 At Armory -Hall FOR THE Renetit of the Cemetery Fund A splendid musical program, recitations and otber interesting attractions will be rendered, ADMISSION ......200sccc0eee25 Oonta yee we call your attention are We can sell you SILK O ces marked in plain figures. GLOVES. are made especia on the Coast. : Our celebrated CENTEMERI KID carry a large assortment of them. _ drug store. r { the lowest. Cobweb: gut on acnt lately gave a Orders from the ony EOneee attended to. _ ; woman loc« gw. Millions know that For Infants and Children. Samples sent on app ation. oe": : : the best thine to put on a cut is Buck. i Respect len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible The Kind You Have Always Bought Bo em: Ra healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Bears the. * 4 : ss , Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It = , ; cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s. @iguntare of ‘ De . Sara GOODS which is complete in every line. Our Cloaks ‘Fars are of t latest style and cut. Our MONTE CARLOS were a Tete 4 from the East, but we have them now. Our furs need no recommendation as they are from H. Liebes & Co. and sratiteed. You should not feil tocome to us for your CLOAKS and We have been quite successful in handling LADIES’ SKIRTS and SUITS. We have quite a stock of them and invite you all to inspect them : VERSKIRTS CHEAPER t THE SILK FOR, They are all sample lines, and only o : et We have succeeded in getting the agency for the A? B. Kid Glove. We can now guarantee our One Dollar Gloves in dressed and undressed. Everyone should try a pair of these gloves and you will be sure tocome back and get another pair. They ly for us and we are instracted to recemmend and guarantee them to oar customers ag they are sold very successfully in every large city ewcarry the best brands of CORSETS made, and we aim to keep none but the best goode and sell them at the lowest living prices, We are receiving New Goods every da : : Ours is an up-to-date stere and every one should call on us first when they want to. purchase anything in our Hine, as we can save you time and money. It is useless for us to publish prices as everyone knows ours are always Cloaks and Furs. to our stock of FALL and WINTER tate io arriving HAN You OAN BUY ofa kind and priGLOVES need no yecommendation. We * TANT WOR. A Sharper Fails to BamWm. Harr, arrived in Grass Valley recently, aud judging from reports, he evidently thought that he had struck an “easy” town in which to ply hie green-go several saloons and offered to sell the proprietors a preparation for $27.50 which would make a barrel of whiskey worth $100, through a certain chemical process. The saleon men, howewer, the stranger will not tackle any liquors in Nevada City, since his scheme has been publicly exposed. tricketers are busy plying their vocations all over the “State and are liable to drep in and interview our people at most any time and it behooves our

citizens, and especially busines men, to always be on the lookout for there fellows. boozle Grass Valley ~ Saloon Keepers. A stranger, who gave the name of game. He visitei Green-goods men, sharpers and DMINFULLT MUR. James Williams Had Williams, the well-known miner, met with a vergipainful accident while at work in the Lecompton mine. engaged in prying down the hanging wall with an iron bar, and had removed one piece, when another piece fell down and struck the bar. The bar flew up and struck Mr. Williams on the right side of the jaw, making quite a gash and laying the cheek in the satfe mine about three weeks ago, which laid him up for awbile. In Supreme Court. lack, which involves the title to property in this city, came up before the Supreme Court at Sacramento yesterday, but no decision has been reudered as yet, Nevada Theatre sented by counsel. His Cheek . Laid Wide Open. About 10 o’clock this morniug James He was He had a finger smashed —_ +--e. — The case of Richards vs. BennalBoth sides were repreSNYDER & DUNLAP Macegers.. Saturday, November 15 COMPLETE PRODUCTION ALL SCENERY CARRIED 25 rosinviy 25 A COMEDY FOR NIOE FOLKS, . ¢ TAYLON'S. URE JOE W. SPEARS (oun Spices PBESENTS The Big Musical Comedy 2 on, 4 on aie Th Irish p h k Gloves. one oa 100 Ibo ato Se TAWREeTS. . ae ee Se ‘ PHYMG 2.66 bitkadess ~10c 15¢ 250 WITH THE eee eh eee nttareoareacs nd rH = FARCE-COMEDY STAR TRIUMVIRATE Marjoram <0.. pak 100 Ibe 2Be ’ SULLIVAN and MACK . oayenne.. 222.22: 10c 150 5c eee Black Pepper...... 10¢ 15¢ 266 : . White Pepper..... 10s 16c 8 25c¢ MAZIE TRUMBULL Mustard:c5:.2.05°° 5% 100 156 25e¢ solutely p carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. 25 (Taylor's Tea & Coffee House These spices are in tins and are ab. and full weight. We also soe gene EG Bonemsan “tying of all Bottle’ Beers."” Brewed from Bohemian Hops, Cor DLD EVERYWHERE. Opening Up Robert Latta and Thomas Cogn are engaged in opening up and develop-j} . PRANSOR 2 SSS ae e cd 4 ae november . Nuw,Youx, November 12-The hearing ie pea’ ne in the suit of tbe United States to test}. —— the alleged transfer of control’ of the. — A . Great Northern snd Narthern Pacific lh eS Roads to the Northern Securities Oom-. .pany wes continued today in this.clty,. py one Tho suit was begun last January at St. ce { Paul and Fy G. Ingersoll was &ppoin ij ae ¥. es eke ay eve 1a Bri ‘. special examiner to take testimony.) ~ Powder, The complaint, which contends thet iebieieee in tho SY Reade the Sherman anti-Trast Jaw bas been aa ‘ibd let was prene Me violated, has completed its case and ft eee rae Giant Powder ' eae the hearing today is fer the defense’s . . © to Marstin while be poy! Bane of . side. : work. Tt 1s supposed that a Toon ip th ; gens ing the Powder he Pushed + , mine neal» Gr ej here last ev ment, wis working at t Tuesday night the misfortune ) jp his right eye Mine. }OM # CAP and exploded it, which tt BREW . All. the powder to go of. poy . wore instantly killed ‘and the iy a { icle were wary of his scheme, and refused. wide open. The injured man was. ing a gravel claim at Quaker Hill. c ete For d the part to. be bunkoed in this way. When he. brought to town and Dr. Muller The property is situated in a good lo le ee. divulged his proposition to Roy O’Con. attended him. It required four] ggtion, being on thesame gravel chan-. TEN ipsa ya ; ‘k this tg nor, that gentleman lost no time in. stitches te close the wound, after/nel asthe famous Sargent mine, end Diphtheria relieved in twenty gl § sik was da ‘making it public and savinghis bus-. which he was taken to his home on the . there is every jreason to believe that. utes, “Almost mirectieas. . Deat negs competitors the /olly and chagrin . Red Dog r Mr. Williams is very . Coan & Latta’s claim will develop into} Thomas’ Eelectric Oj). Na of being “suckers.” It is probable that. fortunateAn not sustaining a fracture . g valuable property: store. Rocke ta eva M. Byrne, divorce suit fle Grand 6 $1.50. at the Big Store. just like down. Well worth your looking at. Price, $y had, here now. © cently, was rais the daugater of , McNeely. ‘ sh was filed —b og willful deserti iomena Phelan vital in San Frat seased was 8 Sis of Shady Ore Phelan, 8. d. Pt burn, Mrs. J. I » Phelan and . White AM-Wool Blankets at $3.90, $4:50, $8)'$6:50, $7.50, $8.50, $12.50, Gray all-wool Blankets at $3.50, $4; $4.50, $5 and $6, White and Gray Cotton Blankets at 5c, 750, $1, $m All of our Blankets are extra large size. 4 You will make a mistake if you don’t by your Blank y Carey last evel nde at the Natior . birthday. Th nd Mrs. James * nV. Grays M monds, Mr, and Mra, Nellie Ba ‘Comforters! Comforters! . eB made of nice whité Cotton! for $1, $1.50, $2. Seraecee: & Gage mine, ler’s residence . will move in nex Laminated Comforters—the extra large size, 72 by F 00d Sin sh Pawnbroker ical comedy o s the cities out: poked for a per theater Saturd ny, which is a the famous fa + The best line of Ladies’ Capes and Jackets that veel Hosiery and Underwear Sale going on now. Respectfully, 3 ann oer v ernnges er emeen emeemeemmenen et ee Maher & Co., Nevada Ci avirate Sullivan Trumbull, whic saders in musi ably assisted . bo, Joe Warde, . a Ohe Daintiest Woman in Yavada City weoor look still more dainty in one of those-sip dress hats our. milliners are turning: out, ~ who appreciate aty lish millinery are really surprim see_such elegant hats. We're keeping up with them potted ge Ft styles in every line, and this weok li special dress hat for your consideration, Price easily within reach of the smallest pocket book. Then in walking halite, sailors, etc,, we havo overt possibly needed. — 4 ' Ohildren’s school hats re one of our specials. . MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial Street, Nevada City. atomnepen rin. hpgline eee oo Tete, AT CUT Guns and Rifles RATES. Main Street, Call and See Our Fine Stock of Guns Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. _ LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. Electro-Dental Parlors eenatmieeeeesl aed DR. rrr R. E. SMITH absolutely first-class work. . OT api guaranteed at One-half PLATE BRI a fall U 22 Karat. Phone Ma n 633. Masonic Bulldiag, up Stairs, These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Pa established. nearly tour years ago. One of the lar best equipped Dental Oifices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently with gllthe modern ELEOTRIGAL] aud other conveniences“for doing rlors-of Sacramento, tand ~ ; the regular prices charged bySother . ’ OUR PRICES or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS Owns, ve. 6 00. SILVER Put cig 22+ 82:00 U WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING. toe: . PAINLESS EXTRAC r :. @@" No charge for Extracting xh cog part ENTS. Ce eebeetoeens rier Lp R. BE. SMITH, D. D. S .Pime Street,jNevadagCity, ——~ ———— MULE FORCE.=.46 Cental BON AMI=£0 Cents: SAPOLIO 10 Cents) SIRT sre 10 Cents SPFLAHERT) rw!!! J. Conlan, 1 yest Symonds a Tn all the organ nty-five people ck of scenery. tl has a good eo Y amusing com ovoking situat SKK BODO OROOIIIOOIUK FPIOIOK SOR IORIORIIOK HOIIOIOIIOIOIOIIOIOIOIOIDIOKI HII by Edgar Seld Old Time,” whic 48 a8 a money brother, “The bids fair to ecli ford. Seats ar dley’s, ee Cee ver half a o Whiskey has b the best, put Millinery Opening 7 I desire to announce to the ladies of Nevada County that my grand opening will «be held on IMowday, Cuesday and eae. Sweet smoke, or sale at Recto: —— ‘+ Oe t You Goin; you ought to! BN l= 7 900 as, . ci ; oll At} ‘System, Nom and invite you all to call and inspect my [Dea md at tha eas F e Cc e : : e@ Bi the latest styles, shapes, fashions an¢ ‘ ee moet isnandin md. Stop-overs 8 of tickets, fail'to call, Come t lay. — AI without lay-oy ae me ; E : dd, MN) whére you a L. Ft. Cra wror ; Tl pees “~, f : .