November 15, 1902 (4 pages)

beset saris ~ Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exxcepted, at Nevada City THE BATTLE BETWEEN question at times, hence the country will await with deep NEVADA Civ ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Renseneatasid < TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION . Byfiel, -« = «+ = $6 Por Year . By Carrier, pe ‘ Delivered toany,part uffithe city. 12 1-2c Per We SATURDAY.. poaiicses Pe vete.eeeeNovember 15, 1902 ee ae fecha allllinetbadiah sid aenneaeeodiecaeeantatlel KING EOP OLD SHOT AT. o BrussEts, Belgium, November 15—Three shots were fired at King Leopold this morning as he was proceeding to. the Cathedral to'attend the ceremony in memory of the late Queen Marie Henriette. The man was an Italian named Rubens, who was immediately arrested, The police had great‘ difficulty in keeping him from the crowd. . He said he was an Anarchist. ‘HOUSEWIVES AND SERVANT $ SCS E. ies of battle has been hurled by Chicago housewives at the hired girls’ union and the struggle that is imminent will protably make the Pennsylvania coal strike look like less than thirty cents in comparison. It has been decreed by the Chicago Housewives’ Association that every girl who seeks employment at household service must present a diploma issued by the association, without which she cannot get a place. These diplomas are to specify that the holder has been a year in one place, and whether she has been “satisfactory,” ‘‘good,” or “very efficient.” This raises an issue which the maids of the kitchen will not be slow to meet, perhaps. It proves that the housewives of Chicago are ready to fight, and that they will not longer submit tamely to the demands of girls who have had things practically their own way. : Heretofore the menfolk of the country who employ other men have had the field in meeting the demands of organized labor, but now the women are face to face with the problem. Unionism has ‘invaded the Chicago households and-upset theories of domestic economy long entertained by the wives of millionaire pork-packers. The hired girls, encouraged by the submission of housewives to any terms they might dictate, forced the labor question upon the matrons at the head of Chicago’s most aristocratic households. Hence the demand for diplomas. Here in California ‘the few remaining Chinese and the rapidly increasing Japs provide a large part of the house servants, yet the hired: girl question is a never failing theme of discussion in many homes. East of the Rocky Mountains it becomes.a burning interest the result of the struggle precipitated in Chicago. In Nevada City the scarcity. of servant girls is the most important phase discussed by our citizens in connection with the servant-girl topic. There is a constant demand for competent female help and many housewives who have no use for Japanese or Chinese help, find it extremely difficult to secure another hired girl, when the ene they now employ takes a notion to get married or to leave for other causes. The condition of affairs concerning the” hired-girl problem are vastly different here to what they are in the “Windy; City,” for no able-bodied young woman has to carry a volume of affidavits and credentials around in order to secure a position. AgainIn Eruption Only a Tramp. Wasmineton, Ind., November: 14,— The Royal Blue Baltimore and Ohio fiyer, from St, Louis to New York, was wrecked twenty miles east of here this morning. Several persons were in-} jured, one fatally. The flyer wasrun ning sixty miles an hour, and struck a Romg, November 14—The volcano on Stromboli Island, off the north eosst of Sicily, bas commenced a terrible eruption. A colossal column of fire is rising, and incandescent stones are being emitted from the craters. Many company, has been arrested at--OakJand on the charge of insanity on comShe later returned to the Court and May Be Insane. Mrs. Margaret Mooney, mother-inlaw of Lord Sholto Douglas, who visited this city once with a theatrical plaint of her son. A few days ago she was arrested for being drunk, and! deposited $6 bail for her appearance. raised such a disturbance that she had to be put out. The son says she threaténed to burn down their home and extermitiaie the whole family. Local Briels. Chief Eugineer George A. Legg will test the fire alarm system at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Drop in and try one of Tegler’s fine oyster cocktaits. They are all right, It was pay day at all the mines today, and consequently the streets will present an animated appearance this evening. Mushrooms are getting to be plentiful around Nevada Oity. The pleasure of strolling over the hillsides and valleys gathering a mees is being enjoyed by. many of our citizens when ‘the weather permits. Gee Maher & Oo, advertise today of their. special bargains -in Jadies’ and children’s wool and cotton underwear, and boys’ and girls’ underwear. They also bave a fine stoek of furs and ladies’ and childrens’capes. They invite the ladies to inspect the dress goods in their show window. Read tbe advertisement in this evening's TRANSCRIPT. “Are Kiliing Deer. It has been reported in this city on good authority that deer are being killed in the neighborhood of North Bloomfield. It this practice is not stopped prosecution will follow, as the law reeds: “Every person who, between the first day of October of any year and the first day of August of the following year, bunts, pursues, takes, kills, or destroys, or has inhis possession, whether taken or killed in the State of California, or shipped into the State from any other State, Territory, or foreign country, any male deer or any deer meat, is =. of a misdemeanor.”’ Jence, Bob Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, will appear at the Auditorium in Grass} Valley on Friday evening next in the “Honest Blacksmith,” a play based on exciting incidents in his own exper-. He will shoe a horse, sing a comic song, spar three rounds and give a refined exhibition of physical culture. He will be supported by Mrs, Fitzsimmons and Bobby Jr. The moving pictures of the FitzsimmoneRublin fight will be exhibited. For the best of: everything in the meat line send your ordere to Naffziger NOTICE OF SALE Property of the State, Pursuant ‘to Section-3897 of the Political Code. NOTICE. CONTROLLER'S DEVARTMENT eo xe! Loerie Trea COLLECTOR OF Sg ‘county GEN Nevada, State of ornia. hereas, on the 18th day o: ber, 1903, there was tiled a: the nd record Controller's office of the State of California certain deeds conveying to the people of the State of California \a title to those certain lots and parcels of land hereinafter described: And whereas, said ceeds recite the fact that said property hereinafter described was struck Off and sold to the people of the State of Californiator the non-payment of State an County taxes, penalties and costs, and alle s levied and assessed against said pr pee for theyear 1896, And, Whereas, five years have elapsed since the date of said sale, and uo redemption, according to law, has been made of said. property or any part thereof; Now, therefore. in pursuance of the law in such cazes made and provided, 1, BE. P. -Colgan, Controller of the ttate of California, by virtue of the suchardty in me vested by the laws of this State, do by these presents auth rize, empower ani direct Sap the. said Tax Collector, to tell at public auction, in separ lots or Poseeiss the propert; coe inafter described, in the manuer f Public notice shall fi st be given of Naek ae by publication for least three wee = in some newspaper published in the county, or city aud county. or if there be no ooenee published therein, then by posti in three conspicuous or city and. county, for the same period, which notices must state specifically the place of, and the day and hour of sale, and shalleontain a description ot the property to be sold, and shall also embody a copy of Pine beavers seats paterred to nod beret e pro} above referred to a ereby authorized to be svld_is situate, lying and beiug in the anny of Nevada, State of Califoruia, bounded aud particularly .de.cribed as follows, to-wit: H 74 of K 16 Gost S sores), See. 18, Tp: 17 N. R. 158 acres. Sold to ihe State duly 1st, 18.7 Srditem. Tax rt No. 18%. Asses ed to Dr. That no bid shall be received or accepted atsuch salefor less'than the amount of all the taxes levied uponsuch property, and all interests, costs, penalties aud expenses up to the date of the sale hereby authorized, to “of 1897, Wm. Curless. ten DALZELL BROWN, rarest sale houses on the island have been detroyed. Another Revolution freight train head on. The man ‘fatal: . ly injured was a tramp. The phylloxera is again working ravages in the vineyards of Italy and in some of the provinces no less than 750,000 acres of vine land bave been Now another South American .repnblic is deslared to be in a state of siege, Bolivia having beén de’eated by the revolutionists in Acre. At the same time Bolivia is threatened by the presence of Pefuvian forces on her frontier. Acre isa little republic in the _Yubber district, but it seems to be an eyesore tothe older States. However, it is the rule and not the exception for such troubles in South America. The people there would feel uncomfortable if they had to plod along without a revolation now and then. — Oakland) Eoguirer. Congress is to have a real Cupid in ite membership. The Territory of }/% Hawaii at the recent election selected f Prince Cupid Kalanianole as delegate to Oongress. This particular Oupid was elected on a Republican ticket. He is a full-blooded Hawaiian and.al* cousin of former Queen Lil, This Pm the first occasion on which his political wings have borne him beyond the confines of his nalive land. The course per. of“the gentleman from Hawaii” will harm be watched with interest, as he is the sso. ie 106 rend Spam eq niet first thorougbbred delegate ever sent. Eve from any island acquired in recent. Dickerman, sole agent. years by this country. in a demand for American vines with which to graft-old ones, When the phylloxera was diseovered in France it was noticed ‘that it did not injare American vines that had been planted there and many cuttings were sent from this country to replace vies which bad been dug up. ee wf tow RM AIVINU OUONVE 64 &6g Merchants’ Exchange Tho Curse of Womankind — Is sick and nervous headaches. aes man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed Cold Storage Meats BORN. ‘For special first-class Cold Meats you should send your orders Vineyards in France destroyed. This will probably result ry box guaranteed. For cae Ett tional Exchange sa, . ind Street, opp. Rational Bzehange Hote . Nevada City, { conocer Would Smash the Ctub. Cobwebs cut on a cat lately gave a: woman loc: sw. Millions know that che best thi < to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica. Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns,Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’ 8 drug store. oOo Diphtheria relieved’ in twenty minutes. Almost miraculous, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. At any drug store. .CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the —" eignetare of : : : es Seat rpm ne rand Cations pelsavent “20 BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies’ Relief —-oNn—— i Tuesday Even’g, Nov. 26 At Armory Hall FOR THE os A epleodid musical program, recitato} tions and other interesting attractions will be rendered, — At Nevada City, November 1 to. Grissel Bros., Commercial street. T the wife of Jobs a ilthiogs i: Anest of beet pork, motton and. vin in the marke’ . e2i -tf ADMISSION . societal Cente ~ an L. i gee ee @ H Benefit of the Cometery Fund\ as the GUAKDIAN OF ESTATES and] ®". gether with all such subsequent taxes = vo tad ges Ji the dese of te umuneee er cha beeey ae e date of the issuance e rai pores See at. $5.00 _. deed or deeds hereinabove referred to, with and up ° all interests, costa, gegen and other ew booklet “THE MAKING OF A WILL’ poe a thereon added to such subsequent on application. % ‘*That ain ys shall be conducted in all regoverning post sales. ~ y hand and seal of office, igo this 6th day of ‘Hoveniber, A.D. as anne 1m a7 . W. DOUGLAS, Deputy. bits Fly sg we Se et of law, public no\ "Teuaren § ‘needs li . Following is a list. ‘of the religious services to be held at the various churches In this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome : TRINITY. Morning prayer and sermon, n a. m. Holy communion8a.m, Sunday school and Bible Olass 12:30. Evening prayer and sermon, 7:80 p, m. Friday: Evening prayer and litany at Vo'clock. W. A. Rimer, Rector. . METHODIST. Preaching morning and evening by Rev. W. Angwin, the pastor. Sabbath school at close of the morning service. Intermediate League at 5 o'clock, Epworth League at 6 o'clock. Topic —“Present Opportunities for 7 ') Methodist Missions. E. Badger, leader. [Inspected the Mine. L. J. Rose, B. F. Bonestell, Oharles Gronzinger and J, H. Fisher, Directors of the Home Mining Oompany, were here today inspecting the mine, and found everything in first-class condition, The underground workings are opened up im first-class shape and the mill is kept running steadily on fine ore, which abounds in free gold. Much credit is due the efficient Superintendent, Dan McFall, for the way in which he has conducted operations, and placed the mineon 4 basis. solid The Pawnbrokers. The Irish Pawnbroker Theatrical Company arrived here on, the moraClosed for George Ray, Manager of the eee sawmill, came down from Graniteville today. He has rena down the mil for the winter, aft est run in years and é tracts. Mr. Ray isan expe mitt man and is much apiece at the season’s ran, 3 Fresh strawberries} J. H. Nile of Pet Hill brought te Nevada City today several cases of very fine strawberries, and they found areedy sale, Mr, Nile.-informe os] that he will have strawberries ready . ¢ for market every day for some time to} come. This is an illusttation of what Gan be done with a little care in the DAY. ++ i Ml el Record Doings of People. erdson is over . laces in the “eounte. . ‘Guns and Rifles Valley last night pronounce it one of the best aggregations that has ever visited this section. of the country. The curtain wili not be raised this even-The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach in the morning. In the evening a sa‘ered concert: will be given and the fol lowing program will be rendered: ie Doxology. ing until 8:45, in order to give the bna Tavocation. pessmen a chance to be on 3 4 Responses. the openin Reading. pening, < Prayer. at vaiately. All persons indebted te the Betate of} ‘Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased, are ye. quested to settle said accounts imme. JESSIE V. MULLOY,. Special Administratrix of the Estate of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased. ld is ov Clase meeting at9:45 a. m. Every-. ing train, and they have & large num. foothills of Nevada county. , MoDone body invited to attend. ber of artists among them.” Those who Bees’ wa CONGREGATIONAL. attended the performance at Grass Notice. jjaemith is B0% oy is down fre ored member-ot the Eike, past. the memorial hota oq. J. Staples He. ; “Smoke the Up-to-date Oig Mary Barron arr seme. pone be better, For eale af t] yesterday. iam Wells left thi n18-8;,. Bros. Anthem, “O, How Lovely is Zion.” iano gmgigcesecal esate The famous Gilt Edge Whiskey is for sale by all first-class dealers in your community and is especially recThere will be a special meeting of the Ladies Relief Society at the resiSree THE OLD RELIABLE ‘ Absolutely Pure THERE Bind NO See ee "got Gol Gold Run, anything in this line without first looking here. Boys and Girls Underwear at 25c and soc We hay sizes and can give you more for your money than wes have before. See Dress Goods Window. See our line of new Furs. See our_new line of Ladies’ and Children’ 8 Ca Jackets. We invité you all-to call. Respectfully, Maher BP of San Fran . ¢ . ; ‘a % Mexico. Recitation, Mies Olara Nancarrow. i i il : ae oe setae Mia as Known Here ee cane eran sent Ricbarde. ew ino: s or : 7s Recitation, Miso Grace Jackson. Edward R. Olayton, well known in i,t aH IG, J. Rector has Vocal solo, N, Bennetts. ,,. this city, having visited here on sev ' Sacramento. aes Teoatiea Lord fs King.’”. ora) occasions as an-insurance agent, ce ee PEs: McGuire is he Aosh: : F. Bennetts of . "88 convicted of forgery at Oakland : oe on a visit. ie wane sik : recently and sentenced to five years at Sete, oe He Ray came do! Vocal solo, Dr. O. Swarze. San Quentin. He forged the name of Pree ; 3 sean: Anthem, “Stand Up for Jeeus. George P. Hiller to a note for $995 and ae eee pate : ee ‘ Hymo 9 ‘ e 9 : 3 shumert, the cig ~~ ce cashed it. Mr. Olayton had hitherto M f 4 Panta: Ladies’ Relief Society borne a good reputation. q ia) ‘. . tf ul a 5 Of : ier or sated came ¢ ndependence mi TED I 2 en. denee of J. F. Colley Monday, Novem, ommended to those that have not tried Today we place Succi Speci al Bargains in Lewis and Mist ‘ber 17, at 7:80 p. m., to complete ar-. it. Call for it the next time you want Underwear at vrseeh U6 aie some Saad $ ae pprsjhore Of A rangements for the Donation Day. a good whiskey. Wichman, Lutgen P 5¢, 50C; 75 I. ¥ ‘a. re olde retal parade. A full attendance is desired. & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proEveryone a plum at the price. Don’t think of Se rranciel Mrs. Beitr Dovatass, Pres. . prietors. . Moore and 4 » Colgate today. mW. Sexton can ville today. , Tackett is 01 Brimskill came d today. . . Montgomery i pisco. P, Moore is her g business. McCcrmick « hany todey. se Hatfield left visit to Sherid M. Werum. ar jog from Fruitv W. Grayson g man is her & Co., Nevada Gi 250 TRIMMED HAI AT HALF PRICE I have just purchased 250 Trimmed Hats fora Stores at just one-half of the regnlar price, as thé ip well adi ; The wholesale house gare good offer end I accepted it. Now those lad have not parchaged their Winter Hat can eave 0it Colt and see for yourself. A beautiful line of Be this lot. ower while the stock is fall, Falll CHILDRENS’ HATS and Ready to wear Hasan being unpacked. Call and gee them. MRS. L. LUBE 5. W. H. Bray re om a visit at Ss srintendent L. from the Gastc orney T. S. F brief business 1 i, W.J. Smith: been here spen thie morning f , Emma Davie are here as Hunt and Mi fs. John Walsh, Commercial 8t., Nevada City. —Mill St , Gre visit to her pat Hicks of Go hing for Mexic perintendent % Bay Counties wr Seana. 2 woseclies es “a i this morning tice is her ven that I wili, on ~ : : a orge F. Ooffe Gatuxday the 6th Day of December. : nd ‘ 4 ling superiotent 1902, : PORCH js a 15 Cents od here last Sonos of 10 o'elook a. m. ‘in front of the : : lon his way te Nevada, State wit fornia, sol in png e x : : his old home. cel at public se rao to the hest er t. : Shaheen’ thd’ cel neuen karen ag 4 : Phnseteor of perty reinbefore i here last eve sti tne aan, by ot ke A j { U ( R A i E fad ning for Nortk Lotice, and the property to besoid js situate, lying and being in the county of N a ® mes H, Ross fewer California, suk deserted as! E ‘ ritory, who is Soe oa : , = pin ae Sees certs seal eta alcalt and See Our Fine Stock of Guns ! ~ oanedinn Pa quent taxes that may have been levied upon 28. aa ; ; wer said property u tothe date of the issuance ifl A N tease ee dee went Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. j ‘. Nevada Th Visitin eat rotr eee at wo ae 1 oes nN : for the delta wont taxes of of July, . <P k oe : en 2 . W, Miller Sth, 1802, “Asseneed to Dre Wann by State “; 4 ote parents re Assessed value : Pearly "50s, i Tas of Het, Yeo So Bay os Ow eae (alr yi Ming up the . not sale reine trenlab, cco 106 Main Street, Nevada Git. “Grou DICeS mt Teer tege . £ wil 1D Ww eae ir ais HY — eee _ JOE WwW. SPE! ling now ste a ' please Pee cai ou a8 lectro-Dental Parlors i 1 bac al C . Sec elie alee 8 Clore Lisse Me "dbo. apo} The Big Musi 7 mpha, the WORE chad tees ‘ ' c So % _ PEPEre . Alleploe..0:cccsaus¢ 00 Te . : nnn Pe. # DR. RR. E. SMITH Gloger ..0. cco 100. 16 The Ins Hl just arrive pe eae ia uad sae Bo} ail lite readin These parlors are a meiarsogy V of ‘the Electro-Dental Pariors of Sacramento, a Saat 10s ite wit TH MLC established: nearly four years ago. One of the lar, Marjoram ..). . *.: ‘ Me questions y best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Tee se 4 ie 0c . FARCE-COMEDY STAR sods xy valow LUE Me. 2fe. mex Quan, Are Located Here Permanently. . Gsreone 000 8 ies. BS) pepe hey? with allthe modern — Black Pepper. 100 ; SULLIVAN and tate ont fo s tease we RECTRICAL!, aud other conveniences;tor doing. White Pepper..7"” ie ite ‘= Ee os page yobs Mustard . tis eee a oa Tehas been = dente ¥ at One-half the regular prices charged by“other. ‘These spices are ti tins a = *. MAZIE TRUME g00d.” Bat 1901, ey OUR PRICES geet ery and fall Wes —_ aig than others Interest at 7 Pereomum. i. $8 SLA re Lower $10 00/GOLD FILLINGS, __ $2.00 Up. *ll in any ‘nt natin. ™°l — coMPLETE PRODU! places. Cost of AA Aa Meh Retesahas acasess SOD Karat.. 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS. : i ud cine —— oth oe ecco onan, wii . SRIDOE WORK, per tooth. 6.00. CLEANING. nnn?" S*" ‘boc Up ee eg oe, ERY Years of sutt had PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS . aes SOEN hing piles y IBay-Ho snares ioe Extracting when:platesjare ordered, * a bal 2 a — PEOPLE, __Propertiey R. Es SMITH,’ ‘D. D. Ss Taylor'sTea& 25 , POSITIVELY : fails, Figniate Sulidiag.Jur{Stalcs,:Pine, Street, Nevadajciy, Nara as oo . ; a COMEDY FOR wioR F Pa

beset saris ~ Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exxcepted, at Nevada City THE BATTLE BETWEEN question at times, hence the country will await with deep NEVADA Civ ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Renseneatasid < TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION . Byfiel, -« = «+ = $6 Por Year . By Carrier, pe ‘ Delivered toany,part uffithe city. 12 1-2c Per We SATURDAY.... poaiicses Pe vete.eeeeNovember 15, 1902 ee ae fecha allllinetbadiah sid aenneaeeodiecaeeantatlel KING EOP OLD SHOT AT. o BrussEts, Belgium, November 15—Three shots were fired at King Leopold this morning as he was proceeding to. the Cathedral to'attend the ceremony in memory of the late Queen Marie Henriette. The man was an Italian named Rubens, who was immediately arrested, The police had great‘ difficulty in keeping him from the crowd. . He said he was an Anarchist. ‘HOUSEWIVES AND SERVANT $ SCS E. ies of battle has been hurled by Chicago housewives at the hired girls’ union and the struggle that is imminent will protably make the Pennsylvania coal strike look like less than thirty cents in comparison. It has been decreed by the Chicago Housewives’ Association that every girl who seeks employment at household service must present a diploma issued by the association, without which she cannot get a place. These diplomas are to specify that the holder has been a year in one place, and whether she has been “satisfactory,” ‘‘good,” or “very efficient.” This raises an issue which the maids of the kitchen will not be slow to meet, perhaps. It proves that the housewives of Chicago are ready to fight, and that they will not longer submit tamely to the demands of girls who have had things practically their own way. : Heretofore the menfolk of the country who employ other men have had the field in meeting the demands of organized labor, but now the women are face to face with the problem. Unionism has ‘invaded the Chicago households and-upset theories of domestic economy long entertained by the wives of millionaire pork-packers. The hired girls, encouraged by the submission of housewives to any terms they might dictate, forced the labor question upon the matrons at the head of Chicago’s most aristocratic households. Hence the demand for diplomas. Here in California ‘the few remaining Chinese and the rapidly increasing Japs provide a large part of the house servants, yet the hired: girl question is a never failing theme of discussion in many homes. East of the Rocky Mountains it becomes.a burning interest the result of the struggle precipitated in Chicago. In Nevada City the scarcity. of servant girls is the most important phase discussed by our citizens in connection with the servant-girl topic. There is a constant demand for competent female help and many housewives who have no use for Japanese or Chinese help, find it extremely difficult to secure another hired girl, when the ene they now employ takes a notion to get married or to leave for other causes. The condition of affairs concerning the” hired-girl problem are vastly different here to what they are in the “Windy; City,” for no able-bodied young woman has to carry a volume of affidavits and credentials around in order to secure a position. AgainIn Eruption Only a Tramp. Wasmineton, Ind., November: 14,— The Royal Blue Baltimore and Ohio fiyer, from St, Louis to New York, was wrecked twenty miles east of here this morning. Several persons were in-} jured, one fatally. The flyer wasrun ning sixty miles an hour, and struck a Romg, November 14—The volcano on Stromboli Island, off the north eosst of Sicily, bas commenced a terrible eruption. A colossal column of fire is rising, and incandescent stones are being emitted from the craters. Many company, has been arrested at--OakJand on the charge of insanity on comShe later returned to the Court and May Be Insane. Mrs. Margaret Mooney, mother-inlaw of Lord Sholto Douglas, who visited this city once with a theatrical plaint of her son. A few days ago she was arrested for being drunk, and! deposited $6 bail for her appearance. raised such a disturbance that she had to be put out. The son says she threaténed to burn down their home and extermitiaie the whole family. Local Briels. Chief Eugineer George A. Legg will test the fire alarm system at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Drop in and try one of Tegler’s fine oyster cocktaits. They are all right, It was pay day at all the mines today, and consequently the streets will present an animated appearance this evening. Mushrooms are getting to be plentiful around Nevada Oity. The pleasure of strolling over the hillsides and valleys gathering a mees is being enjoyed by. many of our citizens when ‘the weather permits. Gee Maher & Oo, advertise today of their. special bargains -in Jadies’ and children’s wool and cotton underwear, and boys’ and girls’ underwear. They also bave a fine stoek of furs and ladies’ and childrens’capes. They invite the ladies to inspect the dress goods in their show window. Read tbe advertisement in this evening's TRANSCRIPT. “Are Kiliing Deer. It has been reported in this city on good authority that deer are being killed in the neighborhood of North Bloomfield. It this practice is not stopped prosecution will follow, as the law reeds: “Every person who, between the first day of October of any year and the first day of August of the following year, bunts, pursues, takes, kills, or destroys, or has inhis possession, whether taken or killed in the State of California, or shipped into the State from any other State, Territory, or foreign country, any male deer or any deer meat, is =. of a misdemeanor.”’ Jence, Bob Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, will appear at the Auditorium in Grass} Valley on Friday evening next in the “Honest Blacksmith,” a play based on exciting incidents in his own exper-. He will shoe a horse, sing a comic song, spar three rounds and give a refined exhibition of physical culture. He will be supported by Mrs, Fitzsimmons and Bobby Jr. The moving pictures of the FitzsimmoneRublin fight will be exhibited. For the best of: everything in the meat line send your ordere to Naffziger NOTICE OF SALE Property of the State, Pursuant ‘to Section-3897 of the Political Code. NOTICE. CONTROLLER'S DEVARTMENT eo xe! Loerie Trea COLLECTOR OF Sg ‘county GEN Nevada, State of ornia. hereas, on the 18th day o: ber, 1903, there was tiled a: the nd record Controller's office of the State of California certain deeds conveying to the people of the State of California \a title to those certain lots and parcels of land hereinafter described: And whereas, said ceeds recite the fact that said property hereinafter described was struck Off and sold to the people of the State of Californiator the non-payment of State an County taxes, penalties and costs, and alle s levied and assessed against said pr pee for theyear 1896, And, Whereas, five years have elapsed since the date of said sale, and uo redemption, according to law, has been made of said. property or any part thereof; Now, therefore. in pursuance of the law in such cazes made and provided, 1, BE. P. -Colgan, Controller of the ttate of California, by virtue of the suchardty in me vested by the laws of this State, do by these presents auth rize, empower ani direct Sap the. said Tax Collector, to tell at public auction, in separ lots or Poseeiss the propert; coe inafter described, in the manuer f Public notice shall fi st be given of Naek ae by publication for least three wee = in some newspaper published in the county, or city aud county. or if there be no ooenee published therein, then by posti in three conspicuous or city and. county, for the same period, which notices must state specifically the place of, and the day and hour of sale, and shalleontain a description ot the property to be sold, and shall also embody a copy of Pine beavers seats paterred to nod beret e pro} above referred to a ereby authorized to be svld_is situate, lying and beiug in the anny of Nevada, State of Califoruia, bounded aud particularly .de.cribed as follows, to-wit: H 74 of K 16 Gost S sores), See. 18, Tp: 17 N. R. 158 acres. Sold to ihe State duly 1st, 18.7 Srditem. Tax rt No. 18%. Asses ed to Dr. That no bid shall be received or accepted atsuch salefor less'than the amount of all the taxes levied uponsuch property, and all interests, costs, penalties aud expenses up to the date of the sale hereby authorized, to “of 1897, Wm. Curless. ten DALZELL BROWN, rarest sale houses on the island have been detroyed. Another Revolution freight train head on. The man ‘fatal: . ly injured was a tramp. The phylloxera is again working ravages in the vineyards of Italy and in some of the provinces no less than 750,000 acres of vine land bave been Now another South American .repnblic is deslared to be in a state of siege, Bolivia having beén de’eated by the revolutionists in Acre. At the same time Bolivia is threatened by the presence of Pefuvian forces on her frontier. Acre isa little republic in the _Yubber district, but it seems to be an eyesore tothe older States. However, it is the rule and not the exception for such troubles in South America. The people there would feel uncomfortable if they had to plod along without a revolation now and then. — Oakland) Eoguirer. Congress is to have a real Cupid in ite membership. The Territory of }/% Hawaii at the recent election selected f Prince Cupid Kalanianole as delegate to Oongress. This particular Oupid was elected on a Republican ticket. He is a full-blooded Hawaiian and.al* cousin of former Queen Lil, This Pm the first occasion on which his political wings have borne him beyond the confines of his nalive land. The course per. of“the gentleman from Hawaii” will harm be watched with interest, as he is the sso. ie 106 rend Spam eq niet first thorougbbred delegate ever sent. Eve from any island acquired in recent. Dickerman, sole agent. years by this country. in a demand for American vines with which to graft-old ones, When the phylloxera was diseovered in France it was noticed ‘that it did not injare American vines that had been planted there and many cuttings were sent from this country to replace vies which bad been dug up. ee wf tow RM AIVINU OUONVE 64 &6g Merchants’ Exchange Tho Curse of Womankind — Is sick and nervous headaches. aes man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed Cold Storage Meats BORN. ‘For special first-class Cold Meats you should send your orders Vineyards in France destroyed. This will probably result ry box guaranteed. For cae Ett tional Exchange sa, . ind Street, opp. Rational Bzehange Hote . Nevada City, { conocer Would Smash the Ctub. Cobwebs cut on a cat lately gave a: woman loc: sw. Millions know that che best thi < to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica. Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns,Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’ 8 drug store. oOo Diphtheria relieved’ in twenty minutes. Almost miraculous, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. At any drug store. .CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the —" eignetare of : : : es Seat rpm ne rand Cations pelsavent “20 BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies’ Relief —-oNn—— i

Tuesday Even’g, Nov. 26 At Armory Hall FOR THE os A epleodid musical program, recitato} tions and other interesting attractions will be rendered, — At Nevada City, November 1 to. Grissel Bros., Commercial street. T the wife of Jobs a ilthiogs i: Anest of beet pork, motton and. vin in the marke’ . e2i -tf ADMISSION .. societal Cente ~ an L. i gee ee @ H Benefit of the Cometery Fund\ as the GUAKDIAN OF ESTATES and] ®". gether with all such subsequent taxes = vo tad ges Ji the dese of te umuneee er cha beeey ae e date of the issuance e rai pores See at. $5.00 _. deed or deeds hereinabove referred to, with and up ° all interests, costa, gegen and other ew booklet “THE MAKING OF A WILL’ poe a thereon added to such subsequent on application. % ‘*That ain ys shall be conducted in all regoverning post sales. ~ y hand and seal of office, igo this 6th day of ‘Hoveniber, A.D. as anne 1m a7 . W. DOUGLAS, Deputy. bits Fly sg we Se et of law, public no\ "Teuaren § ‘needs li . Following is a list. ‘of the religious services to be held at the various churches In this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome : TRINITY. Morning prayer and sermon, n a. m. Holy communion8a.m, Sunday school and Bible Olass 12:30. Evening prayer and sermon, 7:80 p, m. Friday: Evening prayer and litany at Vo'clock. W. A. Rimer, Rector. . METHODIST. Preaching morning and evening by Rev. W. Angwin, the pastor. Sabbath school at close of the morning service. Intermediate League at 5 o'clock, Epworth League at 6 o'clock. Topic —“Present Opportunities for 7 ') Methodist Missions. E. Badger, leader. [Inspected the Mine. L. J. Rose, B. F. Bonestell, Oharles Gronzinger and J, H. Fisher, Directors of the Home Mining Oompany, were here today inspecting the mine, and found everything in first-class condition, The underground workings are opened up im first-class shape and the mill is kept running steadily on fine ore, which abounds in free gold. Much credit is due the efficient Superintendent, Dan McFall, for the way in which he has conducted operations, and placed the mineon 4 basis. solid The Pawnbrokers. The Irish Pawnbroker Theatrical Company arrived here on, the moraClosed for George Ray, Manager of the eee sawmill, came down from Graniteville today. He has rena down the mil for the winter, aft est run in years and é tracts. Mr. Ray isan expe mitt man and is much apiece at the season’s ran, 3 Fresh strawberries} J. H. Nile of Pet Hill brought te Nevada City today several cases of very fine strawberries, and they found areedy sale, Mr, Nile.-informe os] that he will have strawberries ready . ¢ for market every day for some time to} come. This is an illusttation of what Gan be done with a little care in the DAY. ++ i Ml el Record Doings of People. erdson is over . laces in the “eounte. . ‘Guns and Rifles Valley last night pronounce it one of the best aggregations that has ever visited this section. of the country. The curtain wili not be raised this even-The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach in the morning. In the evening a sa‘ered concert: will be given and the fol lowing program will be rendered: ie Doxology. ing until 8:45, in order to give the bna Tavocation. pessmen a chance to be on 3 4 Responses. the openin Reading. pening, < Prayer. at vaiately. All persons indebted te the Betate of} ‘Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased, are ye. quested to settle said accounts imme. JESSIE V. MULLOY,. Special Administratrix of the Estate of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased. ld is ov Clase meeting at9:45 a. m. Every-. ing train, and they have & large num. foothills of Nevada county. , MoDone body invited to attend. ber of artists among them.” Those who Bees’ wa CONGREGATIONAL. attended the performance at Grass Notice. jjaemith is B0% oy is down fre ored member-ot the Eike, past. the memorial hota oq. J. Staples He. ; “Smoke the Up-to-date Oig Mary Barron arr seme. pone be better, For eale af t] yesterday. iam Wells left thi n18-8;,. Bros. Anthem, “O, How Lovely is Zion.” iano gmgigcesecal esate The famous Gilt Edge Whiskey is for sale by all first-class dealers in your community and is especially recThere will be a special meeting of the Ladies Relief Society at the resiSree THE OLD RELIABLE ‘ Absolutely Pure THERE Bind NO See ee "got Gol Gold Run, anything in this line without first looking here. Boys and Girls Underwear at 25c and soc We hay sizes and can give you more for your money than wes have before. See Dress Goods Window. See our line of new Furs. See our_new line of Ladies’ and Children’ 8 Ca Jackets. We invité you all-to call. Respectfully, Maher BP of San Fran . ¢ . ; ‘a % Mexico. Recitation, Mies Olara Nancarrow. i i il : ae oe setae Mia as Known Here ee cane eran sent Ricbarde. ew ino: s or : 7s Recitation, Miso Grace Jackson. Edward R. Olayton, well known in i,t aH IG, J. Rector has Vocal solo, N, Bennetts. ,,. this city, having visited here on sev ' Sacramento. aes Teoatiea Lord fs King.’”. ora) occasions as an-insurance agent, ce ee PEs: McGuire is he Aosh: : F. Bennetts of . "88 convicted of forgery at Oakland : oe on a visit. ie wane sik : recently and sentenced to five years at Sete, oe He Ray came do! Vocal solo, Dr. O. Swarze. San Quentin. He forged the name of Pree ; 3 sean: Anthem, “Stand Up for Jeeus. George P. Hiller to a note for $995 and ae eee pate : ee ‘ Hymo 9 ‘ e 9 : 3 shumert, the cig ~~ ce cashed it. Mr. Olayton had hitherto M f 4 Panta: Ladies’ Relief Society borne a good reputation. q ia) ‘. . tf ul a 5 Of : ier or sated came ¢ ndependence mi TED I 2 en. denee of J. F. Colley Monday, Novem, ommended to those that have not tried Today we place Succi Speci al Bargains in Lewis and Mist ‘ber 17, at 7:80 p. m., to complete ar-. it. Call for it the next time you want Underwear at vrseeh U6 aie some Saad $ ae pprsjhore Of A rangements for the Donation Day. a good whiskey. Wichman, Lutgen P 5¢, 50C; 75 I. ¥ ‘a. re olde retal parade. A full attendance is desired. & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proEveryone a plum at the price. Don’t think of Se rranciel Mrs. Beitr Dovatass, Pres. . prietors. . Moore and 4 » Colgate today. mW. Sexton can ville today. , Tackett is 01 Brimskill came d today. . . Montgomery i pisco. P, Moore is her g business. McCcrmick « hany todey. se Hatfield left visit to Sherid M. Werum. ar jog from Fruitv W. Grayson g man is her & Co., Nevada Gi 250 TRIMMED HAI AT HALF PRICE I have just purchased 250 Trimmed Hats fora Stores at just one-half of the regnlar price, as thé ip well adi ; The wholesale house gare good offer end I accepted it. Now those lad have not parchaged their Winter Hat can eave 0it Colt and see for yourself. A beautiful line of Be this lot. ower while the stock is fall, Falll CHILDRENS’ HATS and Ready to wear Hasan being unpacked. Call and gee them. MRS. L. LUBE 5. W. H. Bray re om a visit at Ss srintendent L. from the Gastc orney T. S. F brief business 1 i, W.J. Smith: been here spen thie morning f , Emma Davie are here as Hunt and Mi fs. John Walsh, Commercial 8t., Nevada City. —Mill St , Gre visit to her pat Hicks of Go hing for Mexic perintendent % Bay Counties wr Seana. 2 woseclies es “a i this morning tice is her ven that I wili, on ~ : : a orge F. Ooffe Gatuxday the 6th Day of December. : nd ‘ 4 ling superiotent 1902, : PORCH js a 15 Cents od here last Sonos of 10 o'elook a. m. ‘in front of the : : lon his way te Nevada, State wit fornia, sol in png e x : : his old home. cel at public se rao to the hest er t. : Shaheen’ thd’ cel neuen karen ag 4 : Phnseteor of perty reinbefore i here last eve sti tne aan, by ot ke A j { U ( R A i E fad ning for Nortk Lotice, and the property to besoid js situate, lying and being in the county of N a ® mes H, Ross fewer California, suk deserted as! E ‘ ritory, who is Soe oa : , = pin ae Sees certs seal eta alcalt and See Our Fine Stock of Guns ! ~ oanedinn Pa quent taxes that may have been levied upon 28. aa ; ; wer said property u tothe date of the issuance ifl A N tease ee dee went Rifles, Ammunition, Etc. j ‘. Nevada Th Visitin eat rotr eee at wo ae 1 oes nN : for the delta wont taxes of of July, . <P k oe : en 2 . W, Miller Sth, 1802, “Asseneed to Dre Wann by State “; 4 ote parents re Assessed value : Pearly "50s, i Tas of Het, Yeo So Bay os Ow eae (alr yi Ming up the . not sale reine trenlab, cco 106 Main Street, Nevada Git. “Grou DICeS mt Teer tege . £ wil 1D Ww eae ir ais HY — eee _ JOE WwW. SPE! ling now ste a ' please Pee cai ou a8 lectro-Dental Parlors i 1 bac al C . Sec elie alee 8 Clore Lisse Me "dbo. apo} The Big Musi 7 mpha, the WORE chad tees ‘ ' c So % _ PEPEre . Alleploe...0:cccsaus¢ 00 Te . : nnn Pe. # DR. RR. E. SMITH Gloger ...0. cco 100. 16 The Ins Hl just arrive pe eae ia uad sae Bo} ail lite readin These parlors are a meiarsogy V of ‘the Electro-Dental Pariors of Sacramento, a Saat 10s ite wit TH MLC established: nearly four years ago. One of the lar, Marjoram ...). . *.: ‘ Me questions y best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Tee se 4 ie 0c . FARCE-COMEDY STAR sods xy valow LUE Me. 2fe. mex Quan, Are Located Here Permanently. . Gsreone 000 8 ies. BS) pepe hey? with allthe modern — Black Pepper. 100 ; SULLIVAN and tate ont fo s tease we RECTRICAL!, aud other conveniences;tor doing. White Pepper...7"” ie ite ‘= Ee os page yobs Mustard .. tis eee a oa Tehas been = dente ¥ at One-half the regular prices charged by“other. ‘These spices are ti tins a = *. MAZIE TRUME g00d.” Bat 1901, ey OUR PRICES geet ery and fall Wes —_ aig than others Interest at 7 Pereomum. i. $8 SLA re Lower $10 00/GOLD FILLINGS, __ $2.00 Up. *ll in any ‘nt natin. ™°l — coMPLETE PRODU! places. Cost of AA Aa Meh Retesahas acasess SOD Karat... 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS. : i ud cine —— oth oe ecco onan, wii . SRIDOE WORK, per tooth.. 6.00. CLEANING. nnn?" S*" ‘boc Up ee eg oe, ERY Years of sutt had PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS . aes SOEN hing piles y IBay-Ho snares ioe Extracting when:platesjare ordered, * a bal 2 a — PEOPLE, __Propertiey R. Es SMITH,’ ‘D. D. Ss Taylor'sTea& 25 , POSITIVELY : fails, Figniate Sulidiag.Jur{Stalcs,:Pine, Street, Nevadajciy, Nara as oo . ; a COMEDY FOR wioR F Pa