November 14, 1901 (3 pages)

Se AB Gk eet THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B Issued Every'Byening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORBIA,”». + —BY— BROWN & CALEINS. = TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Mall, -«* = 2: * $6 Per Year By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. THURSDAY ..4. Noy, 14, 1901 Is Now Appreciaied The great advantages and: benefits .derived by our people from the recently constructed sewer system are becoming more apparent and appreciated every day, as time rolls on. Abourtwo years ago, when the City Trustees turned the system over to the citizens for practical use there were many who scoffed at its efficiency while a few ridiculed the idea of our people needlessly attempting to put a sewer system ‘into operation in our mountain city, where there was natural drainage into the creeks and ravines and where the wafting of the pure breezes were constantly driving’ all impure miasmea away. Other chronic kickers and silurians condewnedc it as a useless expense aud a money-making scheme for interested parties, but notwithstanding the opposition of these bard-headed people the great majority of our taxpayers favored and indorsed the innovation and so the enterprise was successfully launched and executed in a first class maboer. Now things are obanged, as the people have had an opportunity to test its merits and enjoy ite sanitary ecccompaniaments, while many give expression to their surprise and say, “I don’t see how our peeple ever got along without it.” Many of those who first strenuously opposed it will occasionally and unconsciously give vent totheir sincere opinion in this strain, “I told youso; I knew it was a good thing.” This is ‘proof of their conversion, but some of them when taken to task are too stubborn to admit the facts, . It was not denied from the first that the expense of connecting houses with the mains of the sewer system would work a liardship on many of our citizens who were in humble circum: stances and in some cases cramped for means, but ample time and opportunity was given and now many of these people have by close economy and good management -had the sewer connections made and have it,alj paid for. improvement to their homes and find it very convenient. for heaith and comfort, One thing is certain, Nevada City could not get along without it now. There are still a few who have not as yet connected their houses with the main system, but they are rapidly falling into line and soon the. entire city will be connected. It is a great pleasure to be able to walk around the city and breathe pure air and not be compelled to face the nauseating stench which formerly arose from the old fashioned, filled-up closets and stink-holes. It is frankly stated by many conservatiye people that there is much less contagious disease to be found in our community. since the inauguration of the sewer system. ‘ Malaria, typhoid fever, diphtheria occacionally get a foothold in.our town, but there is. much less of it prevalent than formerly, for with the proper guarantine regulations the disease does not spread as there are no foul gutters closets or filth pools to propogate and spread the disease germs. With the addition of such -valuab‘e and important improvements our city is rapidly forging to the front as one of the fairest, most healtful and upto-date towns on the Pacific Coas:. Let the good work go on. Mine Looking Well The Poss quartz mine, which is Jocated on the San Juan ridge about two miles from the town of North San Juan, isrunoing in full blast and is looking first-class. Sam McCullough; who is superintendent of. this property, is a capable and experienced mining man and is certainly doing work in the development of this valuable property, The prospects of the mine are very flattering—in fact never was better, and it is generally believed . that the! successful outcome of the Boss mice will result in several other properties being opened up on the » Ridge. , _—_———— + *@e NORE Their S2cret is O17. All Sadieville, Ky., was curicusto learn the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Wbittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from 4 chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New’Discovery,” writes ber hus. band. ‘It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of a severe attack of Whooping Cough.” It positively cares Cougbs, Oolde, La Grippe,Bronchitis, all Throat aud Lang troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00, Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s eto re drug. ‘ _———+ -@e The Best Prescription For Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove Tasteless OnILL Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. They are pleased with the new’ Will Go to Oakland. Senator Tyrell Summed to. ie Testimony in tiiliman Case. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Pascoe went to Graes Valley today to. subpona Senator Jobn R. Tyrrell to appear before the Grand Jury of Alameda county next Monday. The Senator will \give testimony.in the Robert Hillman forgery investigation, and will be required to produce his Notary Public seal and with, ‘i Hillman formerly resided in Grass Valley, and he is charged with forging a power of attorney. . . GOOD NEWS. The Ses Hine +5Tuning Out Tine. Kock. The Stiles mine, down Deer creek, is tarning out excellent ore, and the tenstamp mill is kept rpnning both day and night.” The drift: is in 175 feet, and the rock taken from the old works gives very good returns. Thirty men are employed and the force will be increased e& soon as practicable. The shaft is to be sunk deeper, and the work will be started soon. There is lote of the good ore in sight, and Superintendent Miller feels elated over the future prospects of the property, Mr. Miller is a thorough miner, and he is deserving of great credit for his efforts in bringing thie property to the front.’ Personal . Malters. J. W. Guslip-of Sacramento is in town. : W. H. Smelar is here from Los Angeles. George Lucae cane over from Relief Hill today. W. T. Harker and wife are down from Relief Hill. : ; : Mrs. Ellen ©. Gurley of New’ York came in on last eveuing’s train. A. B, Naffnger and P, J. O'Dea of San Francisco are here spending a few days. : ad Mrs. H. W. Stowe, who has been here on a visit to Mrs. F. W. Bost, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Ike Making Preparations. The Women’s Relief Corps ie now engaged in sending little bags to all residents of the city, containing a note which asks the party who receives it to puta cent in it for each year they are old and present it at Armory Hall on Wednesday evening, November 20, for admission to the entertainment to be given at that placeatthat time. All who receive sacks and are unable to attend are requested: to send them in with the donation. Those who do not receive sacks can obtain them by letting the committee know the fact. Twenty-five cents will be charged those who do not attend the entertainment for the privilege of dancing: The proceeds are to be used in the worthy manner of helping to pay for coping around the Grand Army plot at the cemetery, and should help all they can. ler Condition. Worse Mrs. M. O. Davenport, who accidentally fell against a bedstead a few nights ago and sustained some severe bruises, is reported to be worse to-day than yesterday, and is suffering considerable pain. The esteemed lady is getting along in years and it is feared that her iojuries will go hard with her. s ————— Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor’s Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tealand Coffee House NEVADA CITY. some dccéuments in connection there. . : F Terrible Storm. It was cap sized by a big wave. Many It was defective electric wires. causing a great portion of the fire alarm sounded twenty-five Are Erecting Buildings, The mining company which recently became interested at Orystal Springs bas now got a large force of men at work erecting the necessary buildings, The machinery wiil be put in place immediately and the property worked on ap extensive scale. a Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s preferences. Jewels form a megnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is often or save the money to purchase them. Ifa woman will riek her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affectione by the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs end bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. oni reliable remedies at all drugsts. Get Green’s Special Almanac. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf. a Don't Fug Ladies Relief Corps Will give a Grand Birthday Social At Armory Hall, Wednesday Ky'g Nov 20 Attead, Everybody. “eee ruined in the strenous efforts to make . Se. mine to fall in. When the men went into the mine to attempt torescue the large number of miners entombed. A second explosion resulted in these men being terribly burned. Another attempt will be made to rescue the men. —_——X—XX——=—=—=£=£=[—=—=—<———=—=—$—=—=—=_=£2_—X=&>———————————eV—X—__ “Spellbinders’”” Wayr. “Spellbinding” is the happy name given to the platform. speaking which plays such an important part in every campaign. The national chairman determines who shall be the stars.in this department. An ex-president is’ most in demand, a speaker or an ex-speaker comes next as a rule, and senators and representatives are invited to speak in the order of their usefulness. One speech by an ex-president is worth half a dozen efforts by other men, though they may be more logical and eloquent. The candidate himself, when an orator, will draw greater crowds than anybody else, but if he is wise he will let i the national committee arrange hia !t!nerary and schedule. Headquarters are always overrun with volunteers for the stump; the star, or man with a repu-. tation, waits to be invited or urged. Most of the lesser men are laborers for hire, but others are ambitious to make a reputation as.a stepping stone to political office, and some are intensely in earnest and eager to be useful to their party. The nativnal committee settles for the. expenses of spellbinders, unless they insist on paying their own way, which is unusual. Some of the great orators receive handsome sums for their services and travel in state.— Wome Magazine. ete SIERBA HEVADA SALOO 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DOOR) Finest WINES AND Liquors. OOF Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. JAMES DOWER, Proprietor. ‘lina drove of"fine beef cattle yesterLonvon, November 14—The gfeat storm on the British coast continues. A life boat was lost with -a crew of eleven near Yarmer this morning, while attempting to rescue a distressed vessel. casualties are reported from all parts of the coast. the most disastrous storm in many years. A Norwegian bark was wrecked near Saltburn losing a crew of eight. Nearly two hundred casualties have been already reported. Miners Entombed. PocHoniTus, W. Va., November 14—A fire started at 2 o’clock this morning in the Boby mine, and was caused by There was a terrible explosion ately. ltems of Interest. Frank Aumer, the cattleman, brought day. A carload of pipe for the Blue Gravel mine was received at the depot this afternoon. A motor in Rice & Lewis’ planing milis at the Plaza turned out {this morning. Dr. W. P. Sawyer has had a telepene put in his rooms at O. P. Lough-. ridge’s residence. ; Walter Lewis, of the firm of Rice & Lewis, returned from Sheridan last night, where he went to attend his father’s funeral, An order of publication of notice to creditors was made in.the Superior ‘Court’ today in the estate of Nicholas Hunker, deceased. Jéhn Oberg, the miner who was hart at the Champion mine last Monday, has so far recovered from his injuries @8 to resume work ‘again. : O.E. Boyd, who used to be foreman at :the English Mountain mine, arrived here from below last night, and left for Moores Flat this morning. George Coffey and George Hothersall, the mining men, returned from North San Juan today. Mr, Coffey left for London on the noon train. A mining suit of considerable importance is now’ occuping the attention of the Supreme Court at Sacramento. The suit is being prosecuted by Yuba county, and the defendant in the action is the Kate Hayes Miniuog Company. The local lodge of Elks will fittingly observe the beautiful custom of holding memorial services on Sunday, December ist. The oration will be delivered by a speaker from _ below, and the public ‘will be invited to attend. The “Regulars” and the “Locals” will play a lively game of. base ball at Grass Valley next Sunday afternocn. Both nines are practicing daily for the coming event, and “there will be lots of fun on the diamond when the ball starts a-rolling.” : Henry Huckins, of Grass Valley’ returned home last Tuesday from Campbell Springs, where he spent several months for the benefit of his health. He reports that snow fell to the depth of fifteen inches one night recently at the springs. = They Work While You Sleep. . While your mind and body rest Cascarets Candy Cathartic repair your digestion, your liver, your bowels, put them in perfect order. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. Malaria Makes linpure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Maaria. my15-6m Wanted: A heifer calf i& wanted by Daniel McCauley, the milkman. Apply inimedi Before He Dies. Tbe Truckee Republican of yesterday contains the following, and the aesistant editor takes the responsibility of publishing the article in full, and leave the public generally for further com~mente: The Nevada City TransoriPT of Saturday published a description of fireas ‘published in that paper November 9, 1863, The republication of the articles bas caused many a gray haired man “to stretch the hands of memory forth to warm them at the glowing thoughts of long ago.” Not least in thought in this connection, however, is that the same N. P. Brown, who. published the paper then, having established it three years before, is stillat the helm on the TRANSORIPT. 5 Few, if any other, instances of so long and faithful service can be found in this State, For over a generation through his paper, he has ‘worked for the advancement of his town and the promotion of the country’s greatest industry, mining, and both he and his paper have won and are entitled to the greatest consideration both on the part of the people of Nevada City and the county generally. Too often we wait until a man is gone before we express appreciation of noble service. If he wereto pass away papers would contain columns of eulogies en his good work and patient, untiring devotion to his country’s interests. No thought of dissolution is entertained in his case, for vigorous and strong, physically and mentally, another generation may still find him at the post of duty, but we do not believe in rendering to a man his rewards while there is still time for them to be a benefit and pleasure to bim. Brain-Food Nonsense, Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particalar part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G.:G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Arrested and Set Free. tern Plowman: direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s _Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other. remedy has saved so many from gag sagen Large bottles 25c. and 60c. or sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. . 2. anal Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The. Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. nlitf ‘Yerms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Notice to Creditors. i" THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ‘i Nicholrs: Hunken, deceased. In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. Notice .s hereby given by the Radersigned, admioistrator of the Estate of Nicholes Hun ken, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persot's having claims against, the said de ceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator, at the law office of HK. 8. Power iu tie Court Hvuse, in Nevada City Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business o ais estate in said coutty of Nevada. CHARLES PORTERSIEKLD, Aeminietrator of the Estate of Nicholas Hunken, deceased rN Dated at Nevada City, Noy. 14th, 1901, oa eee “pr” are the best of their class and elsewhere. These are a few of our attractions.§ All Inexpensive Flannel and Satine Waists shown in our euperb display have the . style and finish of the bigh priced prodactions, No vse seeking prettier goods or greater bargains. Such cannot be found anywhere. These &Walsts anything equal is not found dion ‘ -: inal SNELL: © FLEMING ~ Cor. BroadgandsPine Streets, Nevada City. us YOROIOIOIOKIOINOIOOIOK A Fine Assortment Reasonable Prices mmi Come and see them . ! SILK UMBRELLAS ft C. J. BRAND, Broad Street, Near The Jeweler. Pine, Nevada City. PM Roe hoe 8 ey ee Fire Backs Gu ¢ tre Air-Tight . Heatin g Oe SM Ge DM Re ea Sg” _ —— Strictly High Grade and Sole Agents for Nevada City. pCR SEE Cee Pe CM eS Up-to-date, aranteed toclast 15 years. Stoves fro $2.50 3 k . WEVADA CO A Few Pointers on Good Laun dry Work. will not come amiss to those who really is; clothes clean, clothes’ tsmoo, WTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION H. VHOLMES, Manager, WM. TREGALLIS, Resident Agent now what good laundry work 1. The way we wash¥makes 2. The way we starch makes. clothes} stiff, require, if. stiffening they 3-'. The way we iron makes . Nevada Cit ee pertain WILL GO 10 MANILATR Dr. J.H. Hanaford says inthe WestIf the first cough is properly ‘treated, the first step in the WasHinaTon, November 14.—Orders were issued today ordering seven troops of the Fifth Cavalry, now in they Department of California,to sail for the Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Pru nes in the world. They The famous old Gilt Edge whiskey is recommended by physicians for fam ily and medicinal use because it is pure, Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb n the market. jo21-tf the best value you ever saw. $1 and $1.25. All great value Big Store. ; to you. Philippines on the Hancock, about Deout ¢ cember 15th. a “ pa re M4 into the Sant. nz, Girl Wanted. He was en route h an : bso tds A girl is wanted to do house work}, 4, right heed enn the wie! in a small family. Apply at the bes He ly mangled, bat, TRANSORIPT office. tf. bear an: 20 was Wiad ony . probably live, were raised and cured by Wm, H, Obilie ana Fever isa bottle i Smith. For sale at_3 pounds pai Pes — Obill Tonic, It 4, nts. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Li . Quinine 16 in a tas Prunes. 4 oll-tf No cure, MO pay. Price, 23°, 0 Al sweet ; PORT oan “ The Handsomest Woman = @ good appetite. Prigg 2%o, i» @ package. For sala by H, erman, sole agent. . e Maher & CO., Nevadac Invites you all to save your good money by bay Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear in. our store. ° See the! line in the window and then come in and examine them, _ . ADIES’ UNDERWEAR—Vests and pants at aj 50 cents, extra heayy fleece lined. . The good, warm kind; Ladies’ Wool Vests and Pants—white and gray City and all trade winners for CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR—Child’s extra i fleece lined vests, pants and drawers—all sizes 25 cents, . sell all the sizes for the same price. Child’s Gray wool vests*and pants and-drawers, alls socents. These are the good warm kind and you have more money for the same. Anything that you want it Underwear line you can find here. New Waist Lengths today. Come any time of the day, we extend a special invi Respectfully, © anes New Jackets today. —_— »truckee Republicaa of. eootained the ely attended. mucted by I atholic ch urch. eloquent man pon t ne present. dollars. There is no clew ity of the thief. standing og of several weekg’ time. the month of September al million feet. ape its torments, and three children,‘A BIG PRICE, pon, November 18—The report he famous Hope Blue diamond ie ing to New York ia correct, he pocket of a member of a New firm now on his. way there, om was sold by order of the MasChancery, It is said that the}: paid for the Giamond was — +--+ »@e-> )) WOMAN DEAD, . = York, November 18—Mrs. day, following items of By corel of M. Finnegan. was) The services were rev. Father Gleeson io The Father isa and preached . 4, hat touche the heart of evemeone at an early hour this htened away by Mr. Kurtz’s apance, who beard the crash. The taken was valued at only about Henry has closed down his mill wkwith for the season, after aj w; successful summer’s run nota break-down caused He expects to! of , large quantity of logs this ‘SHOTGUN ROUTE} Herron, wife of Major-Generai is J. Herron, died in this city She was the oldest living ateof the Cqnvent of the Sacred sing broke the glass in Unele. ,, a's show wi ndow and stole a large be 1 tbat was inside and would have} 4, other articles had they not been T de Durhe cut, ex! be the Df las RararL, November 18—Joseph . .,, ouck, Secretary of the Baneroftbe! ney Company, of San Francisco, . 5, hittea suicide today by shooting if in the head with a shotgun. ouck has’ been a victim of melan 7 and it is believed ended his life . too He leaves ater cor un nt It The $250,. the AdeFor Repairs Dring Your Broken Spectacles to Us. If special lenses are necessary we : ***can have them ground to order at a ‘Saving to the wearer of at least 25 per cent on retail prices charged by the large optical houses, besides postage or express charges, lens and we will have it duplicated perfectly. A. & H. W. HARTUNG WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street. Just bring the broke Os ar evenly. Its pure. e CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER Nevada City. ‘Cur Own Baking Dowd It reaches the right spot—it raises the center of a c as well as the outside—it acts perfectly, surely and q ¥ f ‘ Our Soap can be found in the tub of every Good Housekeeptt, : 4 st { Pure White ) a ee . Frame Wine \j Pictures” : 7 with Artiste AMGRE “. i Moore Isoard’s Liquor Hows6)} suunoos SIGOURNEY, Cash Saves Money and il . at one stroke. Bat we don’t claim soap °° jalty. Simply picked it “ ‘ of today as o specimen % ". values we are giving iv. 4 All Glasses of Grotdl Give us either» ong ret or we will convince you hers . the cheapest and most rel ‘ fa town. Gr ocer, comme a Manhattanville, and for many . T was prominent in Catholic re-. *°® saud charitable societies in New pe ——-—_ ees of f : : oO The Revival Services, jer ‘ Gil this . ; fici revival services at the Meth-. ne), church were quite well attended vening. Rev. John Tamblyn hed a most interesting and wellTh discourse on ‘*Prayer,”’ which stened to with close attention. evening Rev. Of J. Chase of. 2} Valley will again preach. Mr. . rea delighted a large audience last} thi y evening, when he delivered} ( quent and forcible sermon and. on Obable that the church will be ied again tonight. The meet-. re being held upstairs in the} rium and everybody is invited. no, Hp a Dog Ale.) ze 0s Dower will open a bowling . wr 4 djoining bis saloon-at the Plaza is ow. The place has been nicely . ,, up, and it will be a pleasant . a)] in which to spend awhile. at the . to; game, See his advertisement sevening’s TRANSORIPT. The Cheapest. Way. ons of the electric car line i procure coupon books and save ints on every fare between either hus. Books are neat and conht for vest poekets, containing oupon tickets, and are sold for tach. ‘This is the’ rate of ten Per ticket, but passengers withbooks will be charged fifteen Books are transferable. For tthe Nevada County Gas and. -: le Company in Grass Valley or . th da City, n4tf +18 dke the up-to-date © none better, Kor lat hi ‘Thomas at Rector i ws) + eee Spreads Like Wildfire. tn things are the best” Seog, bethe-best selling Abraham ding druggist, of Belleville, O., ‘ “Electric Bitters are the best g bitters T have handled in . You kuow why? Most dibegin in disorders of stomach, ‘dueys, bowels blood and nerves. tie Bitters tones ap the stomach, ates liver, kidneys and ’ ®8 the blood, stre » hence cures multitudes ; eles. It builds up the entire sysPuts new life and vigor inte any fickly, rundown or woman. cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. ae tae een) betto Icecream Sandwiches are ‘ry latest thing out, Ohas, EB. makes them. “Dry one, ofl tf wos

Se AB Gk eet THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B Issued Every'Byening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORBIA,”». + —BY— BROWN & CALEINS. = TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Mall, -«* = 2: * $6 Per Year By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. THURSDAY ....4. Noy, 14, 1901 Is Now Appreciaied The great advantages and: benefits .derived by our people from the recently constructed sewer system are becoming more apparent and appreciated every day, as time rolls on. Abourtwo years ago, when the City Trustees turned the system over to the citizens for practical use there were many who scoffed at its efficiency while a few ridiculed the idea of our people needlessly attempting to put a sewer system ‘into operation in our mountain city, where there was natural drainage into the creeks and ravines and where the wafting of the pure breezes were constantly driving’ all impure miasmea away. Other chronic kickers and silurians condewnedc it as a useless expense aud a money-making scheme for interested parties, but notwithstanding the opposition of these bard-headed people the great majority of our taxpayers favored and indorsed the innovation and so the enterprise was successfully launched and executed in a first class maboer. Now things are obanged, as the people have had an opportunity to test its merits and enjoy ite sanitary ecccompaniaments, while many give expression to their surprise and say, “I don’t see how our peeple ever got along without it.” Many of those who first strenuously opposed it will occasionally and unconsciously give vent totheir sincere opinion in this strain, “I told youso; I knew it was a good thing.” This is ‘proof of their conversion, but some of them when taken to task are too stubborn to admit the facts, . It was not denied from the first that the expense of connecting houses with the mains of the sewer system would work a liardship on many of our citizens who were in humble circum: stances and in some cases cramped for means, but ample time and opportunity was given and now many of these people have by close economy and good management -had the sewer connections made and have it,alj paid for. improvement to their homes and find it very convenient. for heaith and comfort, One thing is certain, Nevada City could not get along without it now. There are still a few who have not as yet connected their houses with the main system, but they are rapidly falling into line and soon the. entire city will be connected. It is a great pleasure to be able to walk around the city and breathe pure air and not be compelled to face the nauseating stench which formerly arose from the old fashioned, filled-up closets and stink-holes. It is frankly stated by many conservatiye people that there is much less contagious disease to be found in our community. since the inauguration of the sewer system. ‘ Malaria, typhoid fever, diphtheria occacionally get a foothold in.our town, but there is. much less of it prevalent than formerly, for with the proper guarantine regulations the disease does not spread as there are no foul gutters closets or filth pools to propogate and spread the disease germs. With the addition of such -valuab‘e and important improvements our city is rapidly forging to the front as one of the fairest, most healtful and upto-date towns on the Pacific Coas:. Let the good work go on. Mine Looking Well The Poss quartz mine, which is Jocated on the San Juan ridge about two miles from the town of North San Juan, isrunoing in full blast and is looking first-class. Sam McCullough; who is superintendent of. this property, is a capable and experienced mining man and is certainly doing work in the development of this valuable property, The prospects of the mine are very flattering—in fact never was better, and it is generally believed . that the! successful outcome of the Boss mice will result in several other properties being opened up on the » Ridge. , _—_———— + *@e NORE Their S2cret is O17. All Sadieville, Ky., was curicusto learn the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Wbittaker, who had fora long time, endured untold suffering from 4 chronic bronchial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New’Discovery,” writes ber hus. band. ‘It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of a severe attack of Whooping Cough.” It positively cares Cougbs, Oolde, La Grippe,Bronchitis, all Throat aud Lang troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00, Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s eto re drug. ‘ _———+ -@e The Best Prescription For Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove Tasteless OnILL Tonio. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. They are pleased with the new’ Will Go to Oakland. Senator Tyrell Summed to. ie Testimony in tiiliman Case. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Pascoe went to Graes Valley today to. subpona Senator Jobn R. Tyrrell to appear before the Grand Jury of Alameda county next Monday. The Senator will \give testimony.in the Robert Hillman forgery investigation, and will be required to produce his Notary Public seal and with, ‘i Hillman formerly resided in Grass Valley, and he is charged with forging a power of attorney. . . GOOD NEWS. The Ses Hine +5Tuning Out Tine. Kock. The Stiles mine, down Deer creek, is tarning out excellent ore, and the tenstamp mill is kept rpnning both day and night.” The drift: is in 175 feet, and the rock taken from the old works gives very good returns. Thirty men are employed and the force will be increased e& soon as practicable. The shaft is to be sunk deeper, and the work will be started soon. There is lote of the good ore in sight, and Superintendent Miller feels elated over the future prospects of the property, Mr. Miller is a thorough miner, and he is deserving of great credit for his efforts in bringing thie property to the front.’ Personal . Malters. J. W. Guslip-of Sacramento is in town. : W. H. Smelar is here from Los Angeles. George Lucae cane over from Relief Hill today. W. T. Harker and wife are down from Relief Hill. : ; : Mrs. Ellen ©. Gurley of New’ York came in on last eveuing’s train. A. B, Naffnger and P, J. O'Dea of San Francisco are here spending a few days. : ad Mrs. H. W. Stowe, who has been here on a visit to Mrs. F. W. Bost, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Ike Making Preparations. The Women’s Relief Corps ie now engaged in sending little bags to all residents of the city, containing a note which asks the party who receives it to puta cent in it for each year they are old and present it at Armory Hall on Wednesday evening, November 20, for admission to the entertainment to be given at that placeatthat time. All who receive sacks and are unable to attend are requested: to send them in with the donation. Those who do not receive sacks can obtain them by letting the committee know the fact. Twenty-five cents will be charged those who do not attend the entertainment for the privilege of dancing: The proceeds are to be used in the worthy manner of helping to pay for coping around the Grand Army plot at the cemetery, and should help all they can. ler Condition. Worse Mrs. M. O. Davenport, who accidentally fell against a bedstead a few nights ago and sustained some severe bruises, is reported to be worse to-day than yesterday, and is suffering considerable pain. The esteemed lady is getting along in years and it is feared that her iojuries will go hard with her. s ————— Delicious Crisps Free! With Taylor’s Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tealand Coffee House NEVADA CITY. some dccéuments in connection there. . : F Terrible Storm. It was cap sized by a big wave. Many It was defective electric wires. causing a great portion of the fire alarm sounded twenty-five Are Erecting Buildings, The mining company which recently became interested at Orystal Springs bas now got a large force of men at work erecting the necessary buildings, The machinery wiil be put in place immediately and the property worked on ap extensive scale. a Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s preferences. Jewels form a megnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is often or save the money to purchase them. Ifa woman will riek her health to get a coveted gem, then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affectione by the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs end bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. oni reliable remedies at all drugsts. Get Green’s Special Almanac. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf. a Don't Fug Ladies Relief Corps Will give a Grand Birthday Social At Armory Hall, Wednesday Ky'g Nov 20 Attead, Everybody. “eee ruined in the strenous efforts to make . Se. mine to fall in. When the men went into the mine to attempt torescue the large number of miners entombed. A second explosion resulted in these men being terribly burned. Another attempt will be made to rescue the men. —_——X—XX——=—=—=£=£=[—=—=—<———=—=—$—=—=—=_=£2_—X=&>———————————eV—X—__ “Spellbinders’”” Wayr. “Spellbinding” is the happy name given to the platform. speaking which plays such an important part in every campaign. The national chairman determines who shall be the stars.in this department. An ex-president is’ most in demand, a speaker or an ex-speaker comes next as a rule, and senators and representatives are invited to speak in the order of their usefulness. One speech by an ex-president is worth half a dozen efforts by other men, though they may be more logical and eloquent. The candidate himself, when an orator, will draw greater crowds than anybody else, but if he is wise he will let i the national committee arrange hia !t!nerary and schedule. Headquarters are always overrun with volunteers for the stump; the star, or man with a repu-. tation, waits to be invited or urged. Most of the lesser men are laborers for hire, but others are ambitious to make a reputation as.a stepping stone to political office, and some are intensely in earnest and eager to be useful to their party. The nativnal committee settles for the. expenses of spellbinders, unless they insist on paying their own way, which is unusual. Some of the great orators receive handsome sums for their services and travel in state.— Wome Magazine. ete SIERBA HEVADA SALOO 0000 BOWLING ALLEY (NEXT DOOR) Finest WINES AND Liquors. OOF Best 5 Cent Beer in Town. JAMES DOWER, Proprietor. ‘lina drove of"fine beef cattle yesterLonvon, November 14—The gfeat storm on the British coast continues. A life boat was lost with -a crew of eleven near Yarmer this morning, while attempting to rescue a distressed vessel. casualties are reported from all parts of the coast. the most disastrous storm in many years. A Norwegian bark was wrecked near Saltburn losing a crew of eight. Nearly two hundred casualties have been already reported. Miners Entombed. PocHoniTus, W. Va., November 14—A fire started at 2 o’clock this morning in the Boby mine, and was caused by There was a terrible explosion ately. ltems of Interest. Frank Aumer, the cattleman, brought day. A carload of pipe for the Blue Gravel mine was received at the depot this afternoon. A motor in Rice & Lewis’ planing milis at the Plaza turned out {this morning. Dr. W. P. Sawyer has had a telepene put in his rooms at O. P. Lough-. ridge’s residence. ; Walter Lewis, of the firm of Rice & Lewis, returned from Sheridan last night, where he went to attend his father’s funeral, An order of publication of notice to creditors was made in.the Superior ‘Court’ today in the estate of Nicholas Hunker, deceased. Jéhn Oberg, the miner who was hart at the Champion mine last Monday, has so far recovered from his injuries @8 to resume work ‘again. : O.E. Boyd, who used to be foreman at :the English Mountain mine, arrived here from below last night, and left for Moores Flat this morning. George Coffey and George Hothersall, the mining men, returned from North San Juan today. Mr, Coffey left for London on the noon train. A mining suit of considerable importance is now’ occuping the attention of the Supreme Court at Sacramento. The suit is being prosecuted by Yuba county, and the defendant in the action is the Kate Hayes Miniuog Company. The local lodge of Elks will fittingly observe the beautiful custom of holding memorial services on Sunday, December ist. The oration will be delivered by a speaker from _ below, and the public ‘will be invited to attend. The “Regulars” and the “Locals” will play a lively game of. base ball at Grass Valley next Sunday afternocn. Both nines are practicing daily for the coming event, and “there will be lots of fun on the diamond when the ball starts a-rolling.” : Henry Huckins, of Grass Valley’ returned home last Tuesday from Campbell Springs, where he spent several months for the benefit of his health. He reports that snow fell to the depth of fifteen inches one night recently at the springs. = They Work While You Sleep. . While your mind and body rest Cascarets Candy Cathartic repair your digestion, your liver, your bowels, put them in perfect order. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. Malaria Makes linpure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Maaria. my15-6m Wanted: A heifer calf i& wanted by Daniel McCauley, the milkman. Apply inimedi Before He Dies. Tbe Truckee Republican of yesterday contains the following, and the aesistant editor takes the responsibility of publishing the article in full, and leave the public generally for further com~mente: The Nevada City TransoriPT of Saturday published a description of fireas ‘published in that paper November 9, 1863, The republication of the articles bas caused many a gray haired man “to stretch the hands of memory forth to warm them at the glowing thoughts of long ago.” Not least in thought in this connection, however, is that the same N. P. Brown, who. published the paper then, having established it three years

before, is stillat the helm on the TRANSORIPT. 5 Few, if any other, instances of so long and faithful service can be found in this State, For over a generation through his paper, he has ‘worked for the advancement of his town and the promotion of the country’s greatest industry, mining, and both he and his paper have won and are entitled to the greatest consideration both on the part of the people of Nevada City and the county generally. Too often we wait until a man is gone before we express appreciation of noble service. If he wereto pass away papers would contain columns of eulogies en his good work and patient, untiring devotion to his country’s interests. No thought of dissolution is entertained in his case, for vigorous and strong, physically and mentally, another generation may still find him at the post of duty, but we do not believe in rendering to a man his rewards while there is still time for them to be a benefit and pleasure to bim. Brain-Food Nonsense, Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particalar part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G.:G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. Arrested and Set Free. tern Plowman: direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s _Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other. remedy has saved so many from gag sagen Large bottles 25c. and 60c. or sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. . 2. anal Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The. Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. nlitf ‘Yerms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Notice to Creditors. i" THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ‘i Nicholrs: Hunken, deceased. In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. Notice .s hereby given by the Radersigned, admioistrator of the Estate of Nicholes Hun ken, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persot's having claims against, the said de ceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator, at the law office of HK. 8. Power iu tie Court Hvuse, in Nevada City Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business o ais estate in said coutty of Nevada. CHARLES PORTERSIEKLD, Aeminietrator of the Estate of Nicholas Hunken, deceased rN Dated at Nevada City, Noy. 14th, 1901, oa eee “pr” are the best of their class and elsewhere. These are a few of our attractions.§ All Inexpensive Flannel and Satine Waists shown in our euperb display have the . style and finish of the bigh priced prodactions, No vse seeking prettier goods or greater bargains. Such cannot be found anywhere. These &Walsts anything equal is not found dion ‘ -: inal SNELL: © FLEMING ~ Cor. BroadgandsPine Streets, Nevada City. us YOROIOIOIOKIOINOIOOIOK A Fine Assortment Reasonable Prices mmi Come and see them . ! SILK UMBRELLAS ft C. J. BRAND, Broad Street, Near The Jeweler. Pine, Nevada City. PM Roe hoe 8 ey ee Fire Backs Gu ¢ tre Air-Tight . Heatin g Oe SM Ge DM Re ea Sg” _ —— Strictly High Grade and Sole Agents for Nevada City. pCR SEE Cee Pe CM eS Up-to-date, aranteed toclast 15 years. Stoves fro $2.50 3 k . WEVADA CO A Few Pointers on Good Laun dry Work. will not come amiss to those who really is; clothes clean, clothes’ tsmoo, WTY LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION H. VHOLMES, Manager, WM. TREGALLIS, Resident Agent now what good laundry work 1. The way we wash¥makes 2. The way we starch makes. clothes} stiff, require, if. stiffening they 3-'. The way we iron makes . Nevada Cit ee pertain WILL GO 10 MANILATR Dr. J.H. Hanaford says inthe WestIf the first cough is properly ‘treated, the first step in the WasHinaTon, November 14.—Orders were issued today ordering seven troops of the Fifth Cavalry, now in they Department of California,to sail for the Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Pru nes in the world. They The famous old Gilt Edge whiskey is recommended by physicians for fam ily and medicinal use because it is pure, Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb n the market. jo21-tf the best value you ever saw. $1 and $1.25. All great value Big Store. ; to you. Philippines on the Hancock, about Deout ¢ cember 15th. a “ pa re M4 into the Sant. nz, Girl Wanted. He was en route h an : bso tds A girl is wanted to do house work}, 4, right heed enn the wie! in a small family. Apply at the bes He ly mangled, bat, TRANSORIPT office. tf. bear an: 20 was Wiad ony . probably live, were raised and cured by Wm, H, Obilie ana Fever isa bottle i Smith. For sale at_3 pounds pai Pes — Obill Tonic, It 4, nts. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Li . Quinine 16 in a tas Prunes. 4 oll-tf No cure, MO pay. Price, 23°, 0 Al sweet ; PORT oan “ The Handsomest Woman = @ good appetite. Prigg 2%o, i» @ package. For sala by H, erman, sole agent. . e Maher & CO., Nevadac Invites you all to save your good money by bay Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear in. our store. ° See the! line in the window and then come in and examine them, _ . ADIES’ UNDERWEAR—Vests and pants at aj 50 cents, extra heayy fleece lined. . The good, warm kind; Ladies’ Wool Vests and Pants—white and gray City and all trade winners for CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR—Child’s extra i fleece lined vests, pants and drawers—all sizes 25 cents, . sell all the sizes for the same price. Child’s Gray wool vests*and pants and-drawers, alls socents. These are the good warm kind and you have more money for the same. Anything that you want it Underwear line you can find here. New Waist Lengths today. Come any time of the day, we extend a special invi Respectfully, © anes New Jackets today. —_— »truckee Republicaa of. eootained the ely attended. mucted by I atholic ch urch. eloquent man pon t ne present. dollars. There is no clew ity of the thief. standing og of several weekg’ time. the month of September al million feet. ape its torments, and three children,‘A BIG PRICE, pon, November 18—The report he famous Hope Blue diamond ie ing to New York ia correct, he pocket of a member of a New firm now on his. way there, om was sold by order of the MasChancery, It is said that the}: paid for the Giamond was — +--+ »@e-> )) WOMAN DEAD, . = York, November 18—Mrs. day, following items of By corel of M. Finnegan. was) The services were rev. Father Gleeson io The Father isa and preached . 4, hat touche the heart of evemeone at an early hour this htened away by Mr. Kurtz’s apance, who beard the crash. The taken was valued at only about Henry has closed down his mill wkwith for the season, after aj w; successful summer’s run nota break-down caused He expects to! of , large quantity of logs this ‘SHOTGUN ROUTE} Herron, wife of Major-Generai is J. Herron, died in this city She was the oldest living ateof the Cqnvent of the Sacred sing broke the glass in Unele. ,, a's show wi ndow and stole a large be 1 tbat was inside and would have} 4, other articles had they not been T de Durhe cut, ex! be the Df las RararL, November 18—Joseph . .,, ouck, Secretary of the Baneroftbe! ney Company, of San Francisco, . 5, hittea suicide today by shooting if in the head with a shotgun. ouck has’ been a victim of melan 7 and it is believed ended his life . too He leaves ater cor un nt It The $250,. the AdeFor Repairs Dring Your Broken Spectacles to Us. If special lenses are necessary we : ***can have them ground to order at a ‘Saving to the wearer of at least 25 per cent on retail prices charged by the large optical houses, besides postage or express charges, lens and we will have it duplicated perfectly. A. & H. W. HARTUNG WATOHMAKERS, Broad Street. Just bring the broke Os ar evenly. Its pure. e CHAS. E. MULLOY, GROCER Nevada City. ‘Cur Own Baking Dowd It reaches the right spot—it raises the center of a c as well as the outside—it acts perfectly, surely and q ¥ f ‘ Our Soap can be found in the tub of every Good Housekeeptt, : 4 st { Pure White ) a ee . Frame Wine \j Pictures” : 7 with Artiste AMGRE “. i Moore Isoard’s Liquor Hows6)} suunoos SIGOURNEY, Cash Saves Money and il . at one stroke. Bat we don’t claim soap °° jalty. Simply picked it “ ‘ of today as o specimen % ". values we are giving iv.. 4 All Glasses of Grotdl Give us either» ong ret or we will convince you hers . the cheapest and most rel ‘ fa town. Gr ocer, comme a Manhattanville, and for many . T was prominent in Catholic re-. *°® saud charitable societies in New pe ——-—_ ees of f : : oO The Revival Services, jer ‘ Gil this . ; fici revival services at the Meth-. ne), church were quite well attended vening. Rev. John Tamblyn hed a most interesting and wellTh discourse on ‘*Prayer,”’ which stened to with close attention. evening Rev. Of J. Chase of. 2} Valley will again preach. Mr. . rea delighted a large audience last} thi y evening, when he delivered} ( quent and forcible sermon and. on Obable that the church will be ied again tonight. The meet-. re being held upstairs in the} rium and everybody is invited. no, Hp a Dog Ale.) ze 0s Dower will open a bowling . wr 4 djoining bis saloon-at the Plaza is ow. The place has been nicely . ,, up, and it will be a pleasant . a)] in which to spend awhile. at the . to; game, See his advertisement sevening’s TRANSORIPT. The Cheapest. Way. ons of the electric car line i procure coupon books and save ints on every fare between either hus. Books are neat and conht for vest poekets, containing oupon tickets, and are sold for tach. ‘This is the’ rate of ten Per ticket, but passengers withbooks will be charged fifteen Books are transferable. For tthe Nevada County Gas and. -: le Company in Grass Valley or . th da City, n4tf +18 dke the up-to-date © none better, Kor lat hi ‘Thomas at Rector i ws) + eee Spreads Like Wildfire. tn things are the best” Seog, bethe-best selling Abraham ding druggist, of Belleville, O., ‘ “Electric Bitters are the best g bitters T have handled in . You kuow why? Most dibegin in disorders of stomach, ‘dueys, bowels blood and nerves. tie Bitters tones ap the stomach, ates liver, kidneys and ’ ®8 the blood, stre » hence cures multitudes ; eles. It builds up the entire sysPuts new life and vigor inte any fickly, rundown or woman. cents. Sold by W. D. Vinton. ae tae een) betto Icecream Sandwiches are ‘ry latest thing out, Ohas, EB. makes them. “Dry one, ofl tf wos