November 17, 1903 (4 pages)

(ie the time Come to) © a full stoc you s and all siz Uv da Ci MAT isl came down from North aid today ; : ,skidmore of North Bloomain town today. isneger of Trackee came in on ming train. Yilon of Sacramento is here wsiness trip. ue yis here from Sacramento. Groser of Oakland arrived here gorning train. : netill continues quite sick at ing on Nivens alley, off Kast Qampbell, of Piety Hill, whose jliness has been heretofore fp these columns, is gradually 1,L, Myers is suffering from uk of rheumatism, Porter of San Francisco is in on a business trip. EED {Wells is recovering from his i Chappell has returned to Oity, after a brief visit here, . ° Bed’ Richard Dillon still con), mS i be quite ill at. his home on ‘all in 8 Hamilton of Fresno is here on Ca siness. dW O’Neiil returned yesterday 4 yiromatrip to Columbia Hill. ‘ : Hihel Kirkham ie ill at her er" cial Si “) mapper Pine street, : 9S. te McOormick of Alleghany lst night on his way to MayNs! . is Power left this morning for Camp, where he hag secured pent. W. Deeds is here from Maryse ‘business trip. ? Bautin is in attendance at the Convention at San Francisco. mi Mrs. A. G, Tarner left for Mncisco today to meet their wr and son-in-law, Mr. and Mes. ible from Seattle, and may reithe Bay for the winter. Jones, freight and passenger ‘ot the Southern Pacific, and Murrack, agent of the traffic deof the Union Pacific, came tendent W. H, Bray of the ine bas returned from the re Low * eee ees it Set, complete 1 Leader paper Cee ib e.8 6:6 4.6 wee e's 6 eR a a 50c to 6 evening's train. WAM Ka 'eine bs 50c to F j ee 1,00 to 2 0 lar Accident Gun Shells— { Selby’s Dupomi mia, Nov. 16—A miners’ candle neeven inches through the theleg was the singular and Mteldent that befell William H. Hb was riding on horseback ptcndlestick tied to bis sadmulng over to pick up an artitrack the point of the can® The horse gave a lurch and Mweight fell upon the bayonMoandlestick, the metal penflesh of the leg the full Sees . A Runaway Bicycle, eed with an ugly cut on the ompan ADA CI Hats k of Fall ° ed et, Franklin Grove, Il. They are “ed 8 stubborn ulcer unyieldFvricties ind remedies for four 0 Bucklen’s Arnica Salve r and the just as good for: Burne ind let us stn Eraptions and Piles, 26., Biss. 6 3 « Vinton’s Drug Store, M National House of Represenrare 236 lawyere, 68 buasi= ‘0d 17 farmers; in the Sen., Te 61 lawyers, 18 business S farmers, There are only m born legislators in both ercial Street. I ge gS STORIA = J seen our news tion to our large Souvenir Spoons? eo Spoon is a antly engraved f Pope Leo, view c. Also be sure ther designs, ineee © & 4 COUGH IN ONE DAY reba ‘Irish Toss Cough Galsam ‘9 oy the best physicians for Ithe.,' 1°2"8eness, Bronchitis boat and lung trouble, 25c, oe y Scenic Spoom ine Spoons ae 2: ‘ge Spoons **and grocers are equal_ “ed in Schilling’s Best RAND = = : "om the goodness of 'ELER Te Nevada OF Mtyback dealing, : Prices Tegistered a few this morning. Schmidt is having a new pat on his dwelli pexeoreen ce the new advertisement of the & Hadley Company in this Transonter. quote of some of the best rifles and known to the trade, The are very low,and every gun or just as it is represented. A plete line of amunition, including Relby’s standard shotgun shells, can ‘alwaye be found on hand. . Company © will reorganize their Center ball teams thie winter. These gates proved « source of much amusement to the members and public last seagon. Mrs. Thomas Lane, formerly Miss Mabel Pollard of French Corral, died in Old Mexico last month. She was aged 82 years. The recent storm injured the parrifle te . tially constructed barriers on the Yuba river between Smartsville and Marysville to a considerable extent, Barrier No. 2, which was nearly comPleted, stood the test until Satarday night, when the center ave away, About 100 feet wasbed out. Barrior No. 1 fered the same fate. Debris Commissiner W. W. Waggoner left this morning to examine the barriers, Maher & Company in a new advertisement in this evening’s TaanSOBIPT call the attention of the ladies to their fine line of coats, They have all the leading styles in stock, and the ‘prices are from $5up. All sizes of those well tailored coats are on hand, and they are perfect as to fit. W. 0, Stone, the horse shoer installed a new water wheel at a Place of business on Broad street, The wheel is to be used to run his horse clipping machine, During the heavy windstorm i Prevailed last Friday wight Fred Geiger’s big water tank on the tower near the house was blown down, and had it not been for a big tree which stood between the tower and the house the cumbersome tank would have crashed through the roof, The tree Proved the salvation of the inmates. It ie reported that Dr. Pascheck has Sold his residence property at Chicago Park to Chicago people who will short. ly take possession. The place is five miles from Colfax and Consists of 260 acres of land, forty-five of which are set out to pears, plums, grapes, peaches and nuts. A meeting of the Committee on special featares for tha parade Friday will be held in County Assessor Schroder’s office this evening at 8 o’olock to make further arrangeme:ts. The committee is composed of Dr. I. L. Bowman, chairman; W. H. Dunlap, Major P. F. Simonds, W. ‘H, Martin, F. L. Arbogast, E. A. Moore, Herbert Kitts, W. G. Richards and Frank Enzensperger. Richard L. Thomss, who at one time resided in this city, died in Reno, Nevada, last Thursday, where he had gone from his home in San Francisco in the hope of benefiting his health. The remains were shipped to hig late home Sunday, and the burial took Place today at Mountain View cemetery, Oakland. Deceased leaves a wife snd two children, and was a half. brother to Charles ©, Leavitt Sr. dnd brother-in-law of Wm. H. Orawford. We are in receipt:of a copy of the Blue Book of California Mannfacturers and Producers, which is a descriptive eatalogue of our home products. It fe an interesting book, giving much valuable information for all who take an interest in the prosperity of our State. The present edition is merely given in proof form. A later and still more complete edition is to follow Manofacturers and producers of Oalifornia having products of commercial importance should at once send lists and descriptions of them to the Manufacturers’ and Producers’ Association of Californta, Mille Building, San Frascieco. All information will be thankfully: received, and general reference made to it without charge in the completed edition. Trouble Feared. Reppine, November 16—More lynching is imminent in Modoc county, Last week a body of armed men in ambush killed a lot of sheep and a dog belonging to Jobn Robinson near Alturas. Several like outrages have been ‘committed before and the authorities have shown no disposition to panish the offenders. Now citizens of Modoc are organizing for protection and the avowed purpose is to hang the offenders when caught. The Pleindealer, Modoo’s newspaper, sounde a warning that mob law is very likely to step in and do what the common law should do. Trouble is feared, Still Another. Sioux Orry, Is., Nov. 16—Jas. Dunn, a saloon-keeper, shot and perhaps fatally wounded his young wife because she refused to live with him and then shot himself, dying almost instantly. She—Are you sure you love no one elae better than me? He—Well—er—I-She—Ohb, I mean besides yourself. rate or Oxn10, Crry or TOLEDO, t on Lvoas County, Frank J. Onpewey makes oath that he is senior partner in the firm of F. J. Onzney & Oo., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OCATARRH thet cannot be cured by the use of 2g CATABRH CURE. = FRANK J. OHENEY. ibed Sworn to before me and subser in my presence, this 6th day of De_D,, 1886. Comber, Ae Ooh. W. GLEASON, { sxat} —~ Notary Pablic, b internHall’s Oatarrh Oure is taken ally, and acts directly on the blood sat mucous surfeces of the system, for testimonials, free. ay. J. OHENEY & 00., Toledo, O. Sold by all draggists, 75c. Hall’s Family yor are the best. Good Meats. Brothers have the very bee and veal on hand t Colley of beef, pork, matton all times. The Convention, The Balletin of yesterday contains an extended account of the proceedings of the Miners’ Convention which is now in session at the Bay. It also gives a list of prominent men in attendance, among them we find the folJUDGE NILES SEARLS, lowing: Judge Niles Searls, Hon. A. Oaminetti, Hon. J. H. Neff, Hon. A B. Panl, John J. Meyers, OC. F. Hum pbrey, Hon, John R, Tyrrell, R. T Pierce, —_—+ e@0 A. O. U. W. Funeral Notice The officers and members of Ne vada City Lodge, No. 52, are hereby notified to meet at their hall on Wed needay, November 18th, at one o’clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Joseph Axford. D. H. HOLLAND, M. W. Cuas. E. AsHsBurn, Recorder. 16td Paul Schoen Coming. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will arrive here on November 26th. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. n16-td wi Se eae eee Doesn’t Respect Old Age. It’s shamefal when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, all yield to this perfect Pill, 25c., at Ww. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. __—+oeo>———— The landing of the cable made manifest care, thoaght and toil. Did you think ofthat? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” do you think of the care, skill and effort that the making calls’ for? Well, you do enjoy it, and that’s the main thing. PALMER & OHIO, Wholeeale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ® Cigars. Bverything Strictly High Clas, Call and enjoy our hospitality At the old Isoard place en Broad St. > / _ 8. BH. Head, W. A. Newsom, F. G, Jackson and EB. W. West of San Francisco, who are interested in the Honeycomb mine, near Oamptonville, went ap to the property yesterday. It is their intention to develop this mine and while there they wiil determine upon the best mode of proceedure. Rough and Ready district, which has always been supposed to be a mining field of great: possibilities, but which has of late years been’ in a state of “inocuous desuetade,” has awakened from its somnolence and is now force. ing ite mineral resources to the front. One of the properties to thus spring into prominence and renown is the West Point or “Nigger Johnson” mine at Deadmen’s Fiat. This property, whichis being operated by Estee and Snook, has been turning out ore lately tbat averages in value a thousand dollars a ton, most of which has been shipped to the Selby smelter for treat. ment, The mine is of shallow depth and its operators will extract all the rock possible before placing machinery apon the: ground to work it to greaterdepth. The Belle Union,which is supposed to be an extension, is-now i0 litigation in the Superior Court, in an action entitled Riley vs. Estee & Snook. The West Point is joined by the Normandie, another equally good property owned and operated by Frank Dulmaine of Grass Valley. This mine has produced more than $100,000 from veins ranging in width from twelve to weeke ago by Frank Enzensperger to Root & Heiener. It ie being worked steadily and is the deepest mine ia the district, being down 185 feet, It has four distinct ore shoots and has yielded to date more than $700,000. Near Deadman’s Flat is the Bleck Bear imine, which is being operated by Henry Schroeder. The vein has been opened up by a series of tannels and the ledge therein is strong and well defined, being eight feet in width. There is a small two-stamp prospecting mill on the property. Test rane from this mill has shown resulte of $5 a ton in free gold and $60 in sulphurete. Lower down in the district Gounty Assessor Schroeder has bonded the Osceola mine to Frank Enzensperger, who yesterday put four men to ‘work and they have commenced sinking a new shaft. The shaft. will be sunk to a depth of 100 feet on the ledge, when drifts will be run both ways. The vein is sbout three feet in width. There {sa tannel on the vein which is in 800 feet. At the Ironclad mine a shaft is down 400 feet and work is progressing quietly, A two-stamp mill is operated on the property and the ore runs in value from $75 to $100 aton and the concentrates go about $200 to the ton, , : Oxroaao, Nov. 16th—Dazed by blows struck by men who had insulted the young women he was escorting, Rufired two shots. Both struck Frank Sanders, his friend, who was also struggling with the crowd, and inflicted wounds from which Sanders died two hours later. Shot His Friend. dolph Ludwig drew a revolver and: Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Shot His Friend. Ouicaco, Nov. 16—Dazed by blows struck by men who had insulted the young woman he was escorting, RaSolph Ludwig drew a_ revolver last night and fired two shots. Both strack Frank Sanders, bis friend and companion, who also was straggling with the crowd, and inflicting wounds from which Sanders died two hours later, THE OLD RELIABLE a Bo erties HACKINTOSHES! MACINTOSHES “ci Automobile. Mackinteshes For Ladies, Misses and Children. Erom 61.50 Up. The latest styles. Prices NEW COATS! UMBRELLAS for Ladies, Men and Children, 50 Cts. RUBBERS for Ladies, Men and Children. RUBBER BOOTS in all sizes, NEW FURS! ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. . NEVADA CITY fornia. antee of its excellence. ©O00OOOOOO A DUR OOO IEE ES seam ‘ Admittedly the finest hotel in Northern CaliA large modern brick structure, managed along strictly first-class and most liberal lines. The National’s enviable reputation QOOOOOOINO“ QOQOOOOOGONOOQOOQOOO NATIONAL HOTE! AND ANNEK RECTOR BROS., Owners and Proprietors © CALIFORNIA G) is{a guar& talents of the charming mountaln maid and predicts for her a suovessful career. Miss McGlashan is well known in this city, where she hae visited often. Her winning personality and bright and vivacious manners have endeared her to many who will be pleased to note the progress being made by one of Nevada county’s fairest and budding daughters. Weather Report. Turspay, November 17th. The following is the forecast of the observation, with headquarters at San Franv.sco: Tonight fuir. Warmer. Wedneaday fair. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Onure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Oickerman sole agent. & O YOU KNOW that it sometimes requires three or four days to moke ascientific, conscientious examination of the eyes? . Therefore don’t be in a hurry to accept glasses. MR. R. J. BENNETTS Is the first Optometrist in Nevada Oo, to use the new Electric Opthalmoscope and Retinascope combined. With the aid of this wonderful instrument renders drops unnecessary to use in many cases. LENSES AND PRISHS Fitted for all defect of the eyes and masculartronble. Large stock of SPECTACLES and Magnifying Glasses, kept in stock, OFFICE AT VINTON’S PHARMACY Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . . 28 # 3 GRAND wt Millinery Display, AAAADALRAA AAAKKAALEAE C al pew my elegant and large\stock of Fall & Winter Millinery. Pe now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. deiving in olay weather, as sent out by the bureau of eulogy. This is ani excellent. selection, as the Judge has the happy faculty of touching a responsive chord in the hearte of his hearers no matter what his subject may be. He is a deep and earnest thinker, and he bas that command of language that marks the elcquent speaker. In eulogy he will give out good and instructive pearls of thought, which will be based on the fundamental! principles of Elkdom. His words will be of a sympathe exercises will take place on Sunday, December 6th. Superior Judge ‘Would not iutefest you if you're lookasked for stock and bonds at the close. of yesterday’ afternoon’s sessions ofWHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat.. diuwcccctevek 2 = Barley 2020020000002 008 WATER AND GAS, Spring Velley..... ‘ : San Fran :.900 Gas and Hlectric. eeMINING srooEs, * hir,..145 . Sterra Nevada. 30 exican .. 70 . Utah... 12 OCon,Cal.&Val. 99 . Seg. Beloher. 9 SAVOZC vececesrre 14 . OVEFMAD sccosceee 16 Chollar.. 11 . Justice.. 2 no es 1 . Union .. 40 ale & Nrs.. 49 . Alta.. SRE Orown Point. 18 . Julia... 6 Yellow Jacket. 88 . Oaledonia.. 89 Imperial.. 04 . Silver Hill .. 64 Kentuok... 04 . Ohalienge.. 19 Alpha;.. 06 . Occidental . 27 Belcher... 09 Birr ties Confidence .; 61 o A Love Letter : ing for a gasranteed Salve for Sores Burne or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo, writes: ‘I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured me, It’s the best Salve on earth. 25c at W. D. Vinton’s . exercises throughout will be of a high thetic nature, as a matter of course, giving due respect to the deceased brothers and reminding the living ones of the inevitable end that awaits all mankind, With Dr, Stubbs to “deliver the oration, the selection of Judge Nijon fills the two most important parts on the program. The singers are to be of the best talent obtainable, and the Drug Store. : She Loveland is now selling hie famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf Hot tomales at the Nonpareil Res, taurant every night, The very best to be had. Try them. 2t STOPS THE COUGH Adams’ irish Moss Cough Balsam. Oures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and gold by all druggists, Guaranteed 260, 50c, ABG ESOHEMIAN Pure, Pale and . Bottled Only at the Brewery in St. Louis, SOLD EVERYWHERE. order dnd in keeping with the spirit of the occasion. Oyster Cocktails. Oomme: cing tonight and continuing thereafter, Charles Tegler, the Commercial street confectioner, will serve again those delicious oyster cockteils for which he is famous, Call around this evening and try one. n7-tf “I’ve been everywhere, I’ve seen everything worth seeing, I’ve tasted everything worth tasting, and ‘Old Gilt Edge’ is the best whisky.” That man started off like an egotist, but he finished like a good judge of whisky.” if you want a good, cool drink o veer—the very best in town—drop ir . pr. H. O. SMITH ; ENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. e see ee eeeee OS EM Oe — ‘ ES Os Os BD DO BCDB DX BOD Be Bx BD ES BS BS “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for : OVW EECOA TS “Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proo quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & 0O Merchant Tailor Se Ty Fp wt phe TOK Ts Sas PE OODFS POFFO Pienic and Warm Weather se st yt Delicacies:.-.-. WAT Gal ermeteier coe as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon, They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. Tue Bee Hive Grocery. «J PREP OVEPD FPPP OE EESY MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Srreet, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valiey. j J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. cremains . We have a splendid line at all CL from $1 up. See our Alarm C Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, ‘Time — : Office clocks, etc., also our display o: — gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you. loge A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street

(ie the time Come to) © a full stoc you s and all siz Uv da Ci MAT isl came down from North aid today ; : ,skidmore of North Bloomain town today. isneger of Trackee came in on ming train. Yilon of Sacramento is here wsiness trip. ue yis here from Sacramento. Groser of Oakland arrived here gorning train. : netill continues quite sick at ing on Nivens alley, off Kast Qampbell, of Piety Hill, whose jliness has been heretofore fp these columns, is gradually 1,L, Myers is suffering from uk of rheumatism, Porter of San Francisco is in on a business trip. EED {Wells is recovering from his i Chappell has returned to Oity, after a brief visit here, . ° Bed’ Richard Dillon still con), mS i be quite ill at. his home on ‘all in 8 Hamilton of Fresno is here on Ca siness. dW O’Neiil returned yesterday 4 yiromatrip to Columbia Hill. ‘ : Hihel Kirkham ie ill at her er" cial Si “) mapper Pine street, : 9S.. te McOormick of Alleghany lst night on his way to MayNs! . is Power left this morning for Camp, where he hag secured pent. W. Deeds is here from Maryse ‘business trip. ? Bautin is in attendance at the Convention at San Francisco. mi Mrs. A. G, Tarner left for Mncisco today to meet their wr and son-in-law, Mr. and Mes. ible from Seattle, and may reithe Bay for the winter. Jones, freight and passenger ‘ot the Southern Pacific, and Murrack, agent of the traffic deof the Union Pacific, came tendent W. H, Bray of the ine bas returned from the re Low * eee ees it Set, complete 1 Leader paper Cee ib e.8 6:6 4.6 wee e's 6 eR a a 50c to 6 evening's train. WAM Ka 'eine bs 50c to F j ee 1,00 to 2 0 lar Accident Gun Shells— { Selby’s Dupomi mia, Nov. 16—A miners’ candle neeven inches through the theleg was the singular and Mteldent that befell William H. Hb was riding on horseback ptcndlestick tied to bis sadmulng over to pick up an artitrack the point of the can® The horse gave a lurch and Mweight fell upon the bayonMoandlestick, the metal penflesh of the leg the full Sees . A Runaway Bicycle, eed with an ugly cut on the ompan ADA CI Hats k of Fall ° ed et, Franklin Grove, Il. They are “ed 8 stubborn ulcer unyieldFvricties ind remedies for four 0 Bucklen’s Arnica Salve r and the just as good for: Burne ind let us stn Eraptions and Piles, 26., Biss. 6 3 « Vinton’s Drug Store, M National House of Represenrare 236 lawyere, 68 buasi= ‘0d 17 farmers; in the Sen., Te 61 lawyers, 18 business S farmers, There are only m born legislators in both ercial Street. I ge gS STORIA = J seen our news tion to our large Souvenir Spoons? eo Spoon is a antly engraved f Pope Leo, view c. Also be sure ther designs, ineee © & 4 COUGH IN ONE DAY reba ‘Irish Toss Cough Galsam ‘9 oy the best physicians for Ithe.,' 1°2"8eness, Bronchitis boat and lung trouble, 25c, oe y Scenic Spoom ine Spoons ae 2: ‘ge Spoons **and grocers are equal_ “ed in Schilling’s Best RAND = = : "om the goodness of 'ELER Te Nevada OF Mtyback dealing, : Prices Tegistered a few this morning. Schmidt is having a new pat on his dwelli pexeoreen ce the new advertisement of the & Hadley Company in this Transonter. quote of some of the best rifles and known to the trade, The are very low,and every gun or just as it is represented. A plete line of amunition, including Relby’s standard shotgun shells, can ‘alwaye be found on hand. . Company © will reorganize their Center ball teams thie winter. These gates proved « source of much amusement to the members and public last seagon. Mrs. Thomas Lane, formerly Miss Mabel Pollard of French Corral, died in Old Mexico last month. She was aged 82 years. The recent storm injured the parrifle te . tially constructed barriers on the Yuba river between Smartsville and Marysville to a considerable extent, Barrier No. 2, which was nearly comPleted, stood the test until Satarday night, when the center ave away, About 100 feet wasbed out. Barrior No. 1 fered the same fate. Debris Commissiner W. W. Waggoner left this morning to examine the barriers, Maher & Company in a new advertisement in this evening’s TaanSOBIPT call the attention of the ladies to their fine line of coats, They have all the leading styles in stock, and the ‘prices are from $5up. All sizes of those well tailored coats are on hand, and they are perfect as to fit. W. 0, Stone, the horse shoer installed a new water wheel at a Place of business on Broad street, The wheel is to be used to run his horse clipping machine, During the heavy windstorm i Prevailed last Friday wight Fred Geiger’s big water tank on the tower near the house was blown down, and had it not been for a big tree which stood between the tower and the house the cumbersome tank would have crashed through the roof, The tree Proved the salvation of the inmates. It ie reported that Dr. Pascheck has Sold his residence property at Chicago Park to Chicago people who will short. ly take possession. The place is five miles from Colfax and Consists of 260 acres of land, forty-five of which are set out to pears, plums, grapes, peaches and nuts. A meeting of the Committee on special featares for tha parade Friday will be held in County Assessor Schroder’s office this evening at 8 o’olock to make further arrangeme:ts. The committee is composed of Dr. I. L. Bowman, chairman; W. H. Dunlap, Major P. F. Simonds, W. ‘H, Martin, F. L. Arbogast, E. A. Moore, Herbert Kitts, W. G. Richards and Frank Enzensperger. Richard L. Thomss, who at one time resided in this city, died in Reno, Nevada, last Thursday, where he had gone from his home in San Francisco in the hope of benefiting his health. The remains were shipped to hig late home Sunday, and the burial took Place today at Mountain View cemetery, Oakland. Deceased leaves a wife snd two children, and was a half. brother to Charles ©, Leavitt Sr. dnd brother-in-law of Wm. H. Orawford. We are in receipt:of a copy of the Blue Book of California Mannfacturers and Producers, which is a descriptive eatalogue of our home products. It fe an interesting book, giving much valuable information for all who take an interest in the prosperity of our State. The present edition is merely given in proof form. A later and still more complete edition is to follow Manofacturers and producers of Oalifornia having products of commercial importance should at once send lists and descriptions of them to the Manufacturers’ and Producers’ Association of Californta, Mille Building, San Frascieco. All information will be thankfully: received, and general reference made to it without charge in the completed edition. Trouble Feared. Reppine, November 16—More lynching is imminent in Modoc county, Last week a body of armed men in ambush killed a lot of sheep and a dog belonging to Jobn Robinson near Alturas. Several like outrages have been ‘committed before and the authorities have shown no disposition to panish the offenders. Now citizens of Modoc are organizing for protection and the avowed purpose is to hang the offenders when caught. The Pleindealer, Modoo’s newspaper, sounde a warning that mob law is very likely to step in and do what the common law should do. Trouble is feared, Still Another. Sioux Orry, Is., Nov. 16—Jas. Dunn, a saloon-keeper, shot and perhaps fatally wounded his young wife because she refused to live with him and then shot himself, dying almost instantly. She—Are you sure you love no one elae better than me? He—Well—er—I-She—Ohb, I mean besides yourself. rate or Oxn10, Crry or TOLEDO, t on Lvoas County, Frank J. Onpewey makes oath that he is senior partner in the firm of F. J. Onzney & Oo., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OCATARRH thet cannot be cured by the use of 2g CATABRH CURE. = FRANK J. OHENEY. ibed Sworn to before me and subser in my presence, this 6th day of De_D,, 1886. Comber, Ae Ooh. W. GLEASON, { sxat} —~ Notary Pablic, b internHall’s Oatarrh Oure is taken ally, and acts directly on the blood sat mucous surfeces of the system, for testimonials, free. ay. J. OHENEY & 00., Toledo, O. Sold by all draggists, 75c. Hall’s Family yor are the best. Good Meats. Brothers have the very bee and veal on hand t Colley of beef, pork, matton all times. The Convention, The Balletin of yesterday contains an extended account of the proceedings of the Miners’ Convention which is now in session at the Bay. It also gives a list of prominent men in attendance, among them we find the folJUDGE NILES SEARLS, lowing: Judge Niles Searls, Hon. A. Oaminetti, Hon. J. H. Neff, Hon. A B. Panl, John J. Meyers, OC. F. Hum pbrey, Hon, John R, Tyrrell, R. T Pierce, —_—+ e@0 A. O. U. W. Funeral Notice The officers and members of Ne vada City Lodge, No. 52, are hereby notified to meet at their hall on Wed needay, November 18th, at one o’clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Joseph Axford. D. H. HOLLAND, M. W. Cuas. E. AsHsBurn, Recorder. 16td Paul Schoen Coming. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will arrive here on November 26th. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. n16-td wi Se eae eee Doesn’t Respect Old Age. It’s shamefal when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, all yield to this perfect Pill, 25c., at Ww. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. __—+oeo>———— The landing of the cable made manifest care, thoaght and toil. Did you think ofthat? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” do you think of the care, skill and effort that the making calls’ for? Well, you do enjoy it, and that’s the main thing. PALMER & OHIO, Wholeeale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ® Cigars. Bverything Strictly High Clas,

Call and enjoy our hospitality At the old Isoard place en Broad St. > / _ 8. BH. Head, W. A. Newsom, F. G, Jackson and EB. W. West of San Francisco, who are interested in the Honeycomb mine, near Oamptonville, went ap to the property yesterday. It is their intention to develop this mine and while there they wiil determine upon the best mode of proceedure. Rough and Ready district, which has always been supposed to be a mining field of great: possibilities, but which has of late years been’ in a state of “inocuous desuetade,” has awakened from its somnolence and is now force. ing ite mineral resources to the front. One of the properties to thus spring into prominence and renown is the West Point or “Nigger Johnson” mine at Deadmen’s Fiat. This property, whichis being operated by Estee and Snook, has been turning out ore lately tbat averages in value a thousand dollars a ton, most of which has been shipped to the Selby smelter for treat. ment, The mine is of shallow depth and its operators will extract all the rock possible before placing machinery apon the: ground to work it to greaterdepth. The Belle Union,which is supposed to be an extension, is-now i0 litigation in the Superior Court, in an action entitled Riley vs. Estee & Snook. The West Point is joined by the Normandie, another equally good property owned and operated by Frank Dulmaine of Grass Valley. This mine has produced more than $100,000 from veins ranging in width from twelve to weeke ago by Frank Enzensperger to Root & Heiener. It ie being worked steadily and is the deepest mine ia the district, being down 185 feet, It has four distinct ore shoots and has yielded to date more than $700,000. Near Deadman’s Flat is the Bleck Bear imine, which is being operated by Henry Schroeder. The vein has been opened up by a series of tannels and the ledge therein is strong and well defined, being eight feet in width. There is a small two-stamp prospecting mill on the property. Test rane from this mill has shown resulte of $5 a ton in free gold and $60 in sulphurete. Lower down in the district Gounty Assessor Schroeder has bonded the Osceola mine to Frank Enzensperger, who yesterday put four men to ‘work and they have commenced sinking a new shaft. The shaft. will be sunk to a depth of 100 feet on the ledge, when drifts will be run both ways. The vein is sbout three feet in width. There {sa tannel on the vein which is in 800 feet. At the Ironclad mine a shaft is down 400 feet and work is progressing quietly, A two-stamp mill is operated on the property and the ore runs in value from $75 to $100 aton and the concentrates go about $200 to the ton, , : Oxroaao, Nov. 16th—Dazed by blows struck by men who had insulted the young women he was escorting, Rufired two shots. Both struck Frank Sanders, his friend, who was also struggling with the crowd, and inflicted wounds from which Sanders died two hours later. Shot His Friend. dolph Ludwig drew a revolver and: Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Shot His Friend. Ouicaco, Nov. 16—Dazed by blows struck by men who had insulted the young woman he was escorting, RaSolph Ludwig drew a_ revolver last night and fired two shots. Both strack Frank Sanders, bis friend and companion, who also was straggling with the crowd, and inflicting wounds from which Sanders died two hours later, THE OLD RELIABLE a Bo erties HACKINTOSHES! MACINTOSHES “ci Automobile. Mackinteshes For Ladies, Misses and Children. Erom 61.50 Up. The latest styles. Prices NEW COATS! UMBRELLAS for Ladies, Men and Children, 50 Cts. RUBBERS for Ladies, Men and Children. RUBBER BOOTS in all sizes, NEW FURS! ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. . NEVADA CITY fornia. antee of its excellence. ©O00OOOOOO A DUR OOO IEE ES seam ‘ Admittedly the finest hotel in Northern CaliA large modern brick structure, managed along strictly first-class and most liberal lines. The National’s enviable reputation QOOOOOOINO“ QOQOOOOOGONOOQOOQOOO NATIONAL HOTE! AND ANNEK RECTOR BROS., Owners and Proprietors © CALIFORNIA G) is{a guar& talents of the charming mountaln maid and predicts for her a suovessful career. Miss McGlashan is well known in this city, where she hae visited often. Her winning personality and bright and vivacious manners have endeared her to many who will be pleased to note the progress being made by one of Nevada county’s fairest and budding daughters. Weather Report. Turspay, November 17th. The following is the forecast of the observation, with headquarters at San Franv.sco: Tonight fuir. Warmer. Wedneaday fair. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Onure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Oickerman sole agent. & O YOU KNOW that it sometimes requires three or four days to moke ascientific, conscientious examination of the eyes? . Therefore don’t be in a hurry to accept glasses. MR. R. J. BENNETTS Is the first Optometrist in Nevada Oo, to use the new Electric Opthalmoscope and Retinascope combined. With the aid of this wonderful instrument renders drops unnecessary to use in many cases. LENSES AND PRISHS Fitted for all defect of the eyes and masculartronble. Large stock of SPECTACLES and Magnifying Glasses, kept in stock, OFFICE AT VINTON’S PHARMACY Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . . 28 # 3 GRAND wt Millinery Display, AAAADALRAA AAAKKAALEAE C al pew my elegant and large\stock of Fall & Winter Millinery. Pe now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. deiving in olay weather, as sent out by the bureau of eulogy. This is ani excellent. selection, as the Judge has the happy faculty of touching a responsive chord in the hearte of his hearers no matter what his subject may be. He is a deep and earnest thinker, and he bas that command of language that marks the elcquent speaker. In eulogy he will give out good and instructive pearls of thought, which will be based on the fundamental! principles of Elkdom. His words will be of a sympathe exercises will take place on Sunday, December 6th. Superior Judge ‘Would not iutefest you if you're lookasked for stock and bonds at the close. of yesterday’ afternoon’s sessions ofWHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat... diuwcccctevek 2 = Barley 2020020000002 008 WATER AND GAS, Spring Velley.......... ‘ : San Fran :.900 Gas and Hlectric. eeMINING srooEs, * hir,....145 . Sterra Nevada. 30 exican ... 70 . Utah..... 12 OCon,Cal.&Val. 99 . Seg. Beloher.. 9 SAVOZC vececesrre 14 . OVEFMAD sccosceee 16 Chollar.... 11 . Justice.... 2 no es 1 . Union .... 40 ale & Nrs... 49 . Alta.... SRE Orown Point.. 18 . Julia...... 6 Yellow Jacket. 88 . Oaledonia... 89 Imperial... 04 . Silver Hill ... 64 Kentuok..... 04 . Ohalienge... 19 Alpha;.... 06 . Occidental .. 27 Belcher...... 09 Birr ties Confidence ..; 61 o A Love Letter : ing for a gasranteed Salve for Sores Burne or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo, writes: ‘I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured me, It’s the best Salve on earth. 25c at W. D. Vinton’s . exercises throughout will be of a high thetic nature, as a matter of course, giving due respect to the deceased brothers and reminding the living ones of the inevitable end that awaits all mankind, With Dr, Stubbs to “deliver the oration, the selection of Judge Nijon fills the two most important parts on the program. The singers are to be of the best talent obtainable, and the Drug Store. : She Loveland is now selling hie famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf Hot tomales at the Nonpareil Res, taurant every night, The very best to be had. Try them. 2t STOPS THE COUGH Adams’ irish Moss Cough Balsam. Oures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and gold by all druggists, Guaranteed 260, 50c, ABG ESOHEMIAN Pure, Pale and . Bottled Only at the Brewery in St. Louis, SOLD EVERYWHERE. order dnd in keeping with the spirit of the occasion. Oyster Cocktails. Oomme: cing tonight and continuing thereafter, Charles Tegler, the Commercial street confectioner, will serve again those delicious oyster cockteils for which he is famous, Call around this evening and try one. n7-tf “I’ve been everywhere, I’ve seen everything worth seeing, I’ve tasted everything worth tasting, and ‘Old Gilt Edge’ is the best whisky.” That man started off like an egotist, but he finished like a good judge of whisky.” if you want a good, cool drink o veer—the very best in town—drop ir . pr. H. O. SMITH ; ENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. e see ee eeeee OS EM Oe — ‘ ES Os Os BD DO BCDB DX BOD Be Bx BD ES BS BS “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for : OVW EECOA TS “Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proo quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & 0O Merchant Tailor Se Ty Fp wt phe TOK Ts Sas PE OODFS POFFO Pienic and Warm Weather se st yt Delicacies:.-.-. WAT Gal ermeteier coe as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon, They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all kinds. All nice and fresh. Tue Bee Hive Grocery. «J PREP OVEPD FPPP OE EESY MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Srreet, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valiey. j J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. cremains . We have a splendid line at all CL from $1 up. See our Alarm C Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, ‘Time — : Office clocks, etc., also our display o: — gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you. loge A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street