November 18, 1897 (4 pages)

19, 1.0. ath a8 7:90 8, N.G. nes (7, 1.0. isorders. GENUINE hatof Dre. justment of DMAQGNETlensed and rthe be venty rea wana used it, and fact. by nebo i@ organ a ing a second f the. first, rer, zenewwhole body. png he ‘patients! a, and you 28 ion. substance allied Com MODE OF leofa new Stark } full inforoof will be eceiver, U. la., on the ier Jayne, or the S BE sto prove id o vac nry Beres28 County, rds Bar n,of os Catnhye Ounty, WERY, ~' ir. x _Miag displayed at ‘Maher's -& Co.’s are . establishment a.big line of silks. for . tive Konses in the county when they 37H yRan—vo. 11467. THE. ‘TRANSCRIPT, a toe BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, é ee ‘ NEVADA crry, » CAL, THIOWSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1897. THE wea TST Administer, + SUBSCRIPTION RATES. rity Cents Per . flonth. . ADVERTISING TRATES. Made known on application, ° Public Administrator E. W. Schmidt . . ‘dpplied to the-Superior Court ten days . ba ago for general letters of: administraon upon the estate-of the late George up for action this morning. Before a Lean’s sister, Mrs. Sarah E. Blakey of ‘ econd-class matter. * * + THE CHALLENGE “ACCEPTED. AHot Ball Game at Cast ‘at Cashin Fleld ” Next Sun ‘ay Afternoon, ‘JOHN LamMon,: Esq., Captain of the ‘80-called “Original Colts” ‘by'accept your challenge as. published in the TRANsontet of yesterday, and will ‘be on hand at Cashin Field on Sunday mext ( weather permitting ) at’ 1:80 o'clock. sharp with the genuine and only club 6f Colts, ready to play your nine for the gate receipts and $50 on the side. Trusting that you and your men'-wili not disappoint the public and ourselves, I am @ , Mery’ Respectfully,. ‘ ‘ Grorae Broxxry, ,,Oaptain of the Only Colts. . This will probably be one of the most spirited and interesting games of the season. The Lammon nine is madeup entirely of home talent, while . in. the Beckley nine there are four “imported” ‘players—Caverly, Wilcox, Sullivan and ‘Mitchell, It will be a stubborn struggle for supremacy from the moment the umpire calls time, and there are not o few who think the All Nevada City’s have “an even chance forsinning si “Lengthy” Tamblyn, their pitcher, is said to have improved wonderfully in practice siace his last public appearance, and those of his admirers: who ‘claim to be posted, predict that he will deal out an assortment of curves and shoots that will completély demoralize even the best batters in the smookley . ome “TBR any OF NEVADA.” The Biegant, Stick of a. Mimmoth Dry Goods Establishment. “The btock of elegant goods now bevanexcelled by those: of any other establishment. of the kind in the State, and withal, they are being offered ata lower rate than the same class of*goods can be obtained for anywhere el&e on this «coast. The stock consists of every wrade of dress goods, from the richest ‘Silk, satin, brocade, broadcloth and diagonals down to the eheapest grades, 80 that all purchasers can obtain artieles in this-Jine suitable to their tastes.” There can also be found at this great waists; skirts,.cloaks, capes, gloves andall classes: and® grades of seasonable goods. Every article in the store’ is uew Gnd fresh, and if you don’t find . Just what yon want leave your order} T. F.Daly ‘of North San Juan has vand it will be filled to your satisfaction. “Those who have been {fna* the habit of sending below for goods now have ‘no “excus® for so’ doing as they can get what they wart at Mahar & Co.'s “City of Nevada. ” Before making your pur@haseg, ‘of any article in the above lines 0 and see how it is yourself and you will 6e conyinced of the trath of the es “Approaching Completion. Builders Crider, Wilson & McKenzie will soon have Dr. Shaw's new eightroom house on Park avenue ready for ovoupancy. The plasterers have the first Goat of plaster on. : Contractor Buck is also making fine headway with Dr. Bowman’s sevenroom house on the same street. It is now being lathed. : These will be two of the most attracare finished, George M. Hughes, the builder and contractor, will soon have completad the work of raising and remodeling John T. Morgiin’s home on Main street. It will be-one of the ‘largest and most Stately dwelling houses in town, and a model of coenmnies comfort and beauty. SS ees Degree of Honor. There was a large attendance at the ‘Meeting held in Odd Fellows hall last sevening to take the preliminary steps itoward. a branch of the De:@ree of Honor at this city. Over fifty — a was appointed Hire nes gu 2a t society will be instituted on Wednesday evening, Decem Lumber Burned. ee Last Tuesday Vic Sauvee hauled a Vase Stolen. load of lumber to Rock Creek are ‘pandiie took a Rohemi proposes to build some cabins for = who took ¢ * — wood-choppers. Yesterday he took from the Peard fite Monday night will please return it, as he is known. nl7 —Sir : I here'W. G. Richards, for the past week, left for home today, going by private con: over from North San Juan to meet him Brown, George Quaine, E. S. Harrison ‘applications for membership were re-. and C. A. Wagner. The capital stock is $1,000,000, of which $7,000 has been subscribed. : out another load, and then discovered that the lot he delivered there the day Public Administrator on the ground the deceased she: has the first: right to ministrator claims that as she is not a titléd to act. the original petition until ten days’ petition.Therefote the hearing of both petitions was postponed by Judge Nilon till Monday, the 29th instant.Thomas 8. Fordis Administrator Schmidt's attorney. The estate'is supposed to be worth from half &@ million toa million dollars. In this connection, Public Administrator Schmidt has also applied to the court for special letters of administration entitling him to manage the estate until a general administrator is appointed. That thatter isset for hearing tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, cedure in behalf of the Public Administrator of San Francisco, who claims that Judgé Coffee has already issued special letters to him. Judgé Coffee issued special letters for San Frahcisco county only, and the legality of that order is in aaa PRRSONAL POINTERS, i Daily Chronicle -of the Doings of Old) and Young. Mrs. Sarah Hoel is very sick with pneumonia. , Mrs. John Grimes ,is very ill. : recovery is despaired of. George Rogers and Miss Rogers’ of North San Juan are hete, Mr. and Mra, Richard Austin’ returned to Washington today. Mrs. A. M. ‘Allen and her daughter,’ Miss Adelaide, have returned from San Jose. Read the. new skedilintes of the Miller Olothing Emporium. Every cash customer has a chance ‘in a drawing for 4 beautiful prize. Mrs. F. N. Wheeler of Fresno is the . Her craft. Mrs. Wheeler has been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. G. Farrer of Carson, and is now en route home. Mrs. ©. J. Schuster of San Francisco and ‘Mrs. Carrie Gautier of Auburn, who have’been visiting their sister, Mrs veyance as far as Auburn,‘from which place’ Mrs. Schuster will continue her journey by rail. just* returned from South America where he has been for the past year assisting in the. management of a miiing property owned by a New York company. He was in town today on his way to North San Juan to attend the funeral of his cousin, Ttiomas A. Phelan. W. P. Daly, his brother, came here. CLAIMS SHB 1S COMPETENT. irs. Dunnicliff ~ Ollers Proof In The Superior Court. Mrs. Sarah Dunnicliff, who was last August committed to the Napa Asylum for the Insane, and who was discharged from the Asylum on the 10th of this month as “improved,” appeared in the Superior Court this morning and asked to be legally declared competent. Evidence of one witness besides Mrs. Dunniciiff was taken as to her condition, and the applicant was given the privilege of offering additional testimony. The evidence today was not in his honor’s opinion conclusive that the petitioner’s reason was fully restored. There was no opposition to her application. A New Mining Company. The Nevada County Mining and Development Company has been incorporated by J. P. Maleville, Sylvain Salamon, Wilifred L. Brown, F. E. —_—--80Get your Sweet. Cider of B. Bullard. * eS before bad been burned. — A Sold Conte Oe the Right to . D.MeLean and the matter was to come hearing could be had, however, Mc-. = : Ohio, through her attorne eys, W._F. Postomee at Nevada City ac . Goad and Platt & Bayne, filed an application for the issuance of letters to her. . ‘She contests the application of the that being the sister and sole heir of manage the estate. The Public Ad-. . resident of this State she is not enUnder section 1874 of the code of Civil procedure, the court cannot hear notice has been given of the contesting’ aud J. M. Walling contests this pro. guest of: her. sister, Mrs. B. N. Shoe. and his second sister, Miss Mary, were the fumeral. Portland, Oregon. nephew of Kerr Phelan of Shady Creek ae . and a cousin of the Phelan sisters of tree ; this city. “BRIEF MTOR, ~~ Interest. row evening.* For bargains in jewelry of any kina go to Luetje & Brand's, If you want to keep warm these one days drink Robin Hood. Na mistake will be made if yon make holiday purchases of Leutje & Brand. J ohn Jeffries is getting his lime kiln at the Kennebec House in readiness for firing up. ‘Brown & Morgan, the real. estate dealers, offer a six-room house on Spring street for sale chéap for cash or on the instaHment plan. Never were such bargains known in this city before in the diamond, watch, jewelry and silverware line as can now be obtained at Leutje & Brand’s. A valuable draught horse belonging to Ovoper Brothers was killed yesterthe sufferirigs of a sickness that could not be cured. Attention is called to the Aavertisemeut of Fred T. Brown, the horseshver Bros. blacksmith shop. Mr. Seon is a first-class worknian. Luetje & Brand are now offering for sale, diamonds, watches, jewelry and Silverware at a lower rate than the same quality of goods can be deeabcrets any where else in the State. W.H. Tuttle of the Owl has just received an invoice of W. H: McBrayer’s “Cedar Brook”, whisky bottled in bend, the first ever brought to Nevada county. It is guaranteed by the U. §., Government to be absolately pure and 100 proof, GRASS WALLY NEWS, A Day's Record of the of the Doings of Ou Neighbors. Mrs. M. Moore has returned from the East, Betting on next Sunday’s game between the Monarchs and Pioneers is even. . Mrs. Gns Wetterau left today for .'. Phoonix, Arizona, to join her husband who.is. mining there. The orphans fair opened last evening, and will coatinue from night to night. It is a great success. “The Rockland Mining Company has paid off all the oid’ claims against it, amounting to $2100. Last evening Miss Jennie Bray’ of Oakland was tendered a surprise party at the home of W. H. Bray. L. G. Bassett starts today for Chicago to visit’ his parents. Mr. Bassett: is superintendent of construction for the Electric Power Company. , Mrs. John Loutzenheiser and Miss Lillian MeAuliffe who have been. visiting Mrs. P. J. Flannery and family at Marysville, have returned home. W. T. Jones has been put in charge of the blacksmith shop at the Allison Ranch mine, and John Gill goes to Browns Valley to take the place left vacant there by Mr. Jones. i Isaac N. Staat, brother of Mrs. Isaac Fleming, died yesterday at Ukiah. The remains will arrive in Grass Valley this afternoon and be buried at Union schoolhouse cqmetery tomorrow. HIS LIFE CUS SHORT. Death of a Well-known Young Man From Gold ‘Hill, The funeral’ of Thomas Andrew Phelan of Gold Hill, Nevada, who died yesterday at North San Juan of consamption, will take place at the latter place at 11 o’clock tomorrow forenoon. Mr. Phelan was twenty years of age and was a bright, ambitious man: of great. popularity. He came to North San Juan about two months ago, hoping that the change of climate would benefit his health. _Mrs. Daly of that place is his aunt, and she with’ his mother and one of his sisters who were with him gave the young man the: best of care during his last illness. . His father, Thomas Phelan of. Gold Hill, here today on their way over to attend He leaves a brother at The deceased was a Concert Coapany Pao Move Hos aad omnes oa aia . Bay s Nekat for the Thankagiving he Miners Union wi niet tomorday by the owners ‘to release it from . _ whose place of business is at Ogden . ; . B. MILLER, me wee EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & co, “TRON OVER AND KILLED, Aectient. On a ical “Crossing Near — _— this morning for Long Beach ran into @ team and wagon on a: crossing this side of Compton. H. Klein and his son were in the wagon. The boy was killed instantly, his head and shoulders being crushed. Klein’s right leg was crushed and he is paralyzed, He will die. Both horses were killed. The engineer could not see the. rig till within 100 feet of it. Klein is a rancher. ——_—_———. A Venerable Couple Sr. Loum, November 18.— John J. Overton; aged 100 years, and, Mary Henderson, aged 77, were married here today. They: are going west on their bridal tour, Six Persons Burned Alive, Monica, Nov. 18.—The vault of the Maximillian céllar collapsed burying Seventeen persons. Eleven. of them have been extricated, but the others are probably dead. HELLO, WASHINGTON. Telephone Line From the County Seat: to That Town, : The citizens of the town of Washington are raising a fund to be .used in giving them telephonic communication with the county-seat. It is very likely tbat a line will be constructed before snow flies ifthe present good weather only holds out long énough. ; ‘Already the citizens’ of Washivgton haye commenced subscribing liberal sums toward thé enterprise, and on Saturday evening, the 27th: instant, a basket Bocial is to be given there and all the proceeds will be adaed 7 the fund. Tie price of tickets tas! the ‘dootat will be $1.50 each, and the business people of Nevada City will doubtless be willing to subscribe for a large number of them as those business people havea good trade from Washington and vicinity. Dr. Walters and.one.or. two other of the Washingtonians who are working up the matter’should come down and thoroughly canvass this city. They would certainly sell a.good mauy tickets. = ‘Corcoran & WritiaMms, contractors rand builders, do first-class work cheap. i STEAMER ce This Morning. Los. ANostns,-November~18-=: = The) “BA Lows, “Weveuaber 18—The magSouthern Pacific train that left here. nificent new steamer of the _Anchor . between John Smith and Fred Harkler, -DBSTROYED. It Burned fn ‘the . Water’s Rage —— ONE CAR RAN INTO A RIVER) Remarkable Escape From Fatal: ee ities In a Wreck, Line, Bluff City, which left here last night for New Orleans with: forty pasSengers and one thousand tons ~ of freight, was burned to the water’s edge at nine o’clock this morning at Chesthe passengers and crew escaped. None of the freight waé saved. , A number of race horses bound for the races at New Orleans were burned .to death. Loss eo . Both Duelist Were Killed, BARBOURSVILLE, Ky., Nov.18.—A fight took place nine miles from this place’ at the edge of. Knox and Clay counties, overa debt. Both parties drew their revolvers at the same time, fired in. stantly, and the two men were dead in an hour. George Frankléer, who was trying to part em, received a serious wound. They Will Mine or ri Searriz, Wash. November 18.—A party of sturdy New England men, most of whom hail from Bostcn, are here, outfitting for a most -hazardous’ trip ever the glacial fields and snowcovered mountain ranges of Alaska. They are led by F. Herbert Haines, a newspaper man of: Salem, and are bound for a second El Dorado lecated in the Upper Copper River county. In preparation. for a possible encounter with hostile Indians living in’ tke region, they will go well armed. The Copper River Indians. have for years brought down gold to the trading stores at the mouth of the river. They pose anything like exploration of the country. They carry this policy to the point of armed hoatility. i cidliadauniatanatitichuininreniieramc cae ot Letter From Santa Claus. Accoedtay to his usual custom, Santa Claus has this year . re-appointed E. F, Rosenthal his representative at Nevada City for the distribution of holiday goods. The letter of appointment appears in our advertising céolumns. Call at Rosenthal’s and see the beautiful stock. High-class goods at lowest bringers at the MILLER CLOTHI chances in an elegant . latest styles’ of FINE CLOTHING, ° GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER. _GOODs, ' EVERY CUSTOMER HAS A CHANCE. SS 9 a 8 8G cay a ‘ From.now until January 8th every cash purchaser at this store is entitled to one or more Stk Sofa Cushion ‘that is now being displayed in the show window. Always Bear in Mind That we continue to be the leading dealers in Broad St., Nevada City. prices are not the only tradeNG EMPORIUM, ad we * ad UMBRELLAS, ETC. Dewey Heywood, advance agent of the Alba Heywood Concert and Com. edy Company, is in town today trying to make arrangements for a performance here on the evening: of December 10th, The attraction is a first-class. one. The company includes Alba Heywood, impersonator; Miss Flora Drescher, violinist; Miss Blanche M. Steele, pianist; Harold De Bray, basso. Lost. Any one having a str peat bie hen will please leave word at this office, CLOSING Wt ” Fall Millinery f Preparatory to Winter Importations, at the LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street, and the owner will call for it, sel De The new prices will astonish you. ter, Ill, 75 miles below: this city. All} chair car and sleeper were burned. Only ‘. Cook. jin the Smuggler mine is getting worse. will not tell where they get it, and Op. made. A MINING MAN INSANE, His Mind badly . Shatered by ~~ Business Reverses, —_— “Kansas Orry, Nov.18—Train No. 2of the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis railroad, which left Birmingham last evening for this city, was derailed at8 a. m. a short distance west of Williford, Arkansas. The combination car went into the Spring river and the one epassenger was fatally injured. Twenty-two were seriously hurt. Settled on McKenna, Wasuinoton, Nov. 18.—Attorney General McKenna’s appointment as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court has been definitely decided on by the President and approved by the Cabinet, Judge Waymire. of California hus the strongest backing for the place to. be vacated by McKenna. New Yorkers urge the appointment of John J. McThe Smuggler Fire, . AspEn, Col.,.November 18.—The fire Twice as much gas and smoke came out today as did. yesterday: The danger of the fire reaching the timbers above. the seventh level increases hourly, The general situation is improving as regards other aaaepan The English Mountain Mill. Dr. Holdsworth went to San Francisco today to stir up the’ company there that some time ago agreed to join with him in rebuilding the mill on the English Mountain mine above Graniteville. They were to have had the mill completed this month, at a -cost of $8,000. The lumber for it ‘was delivered on the ground, but the man who has the contract for putting it up has failed to go ghead with the job. The Very Latest. Call at the Council Chamber saloon and see the Klondyke Turkey Table. Turkey raffle every night. nl9 = W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Dw, U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Office in Mo Morgan é Roberts’ Biock, Nevada City. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor ;t Law, OFFICE—Cor. BROAD AND PINE STS San Francisco, November 18.—R. W. Thompson, for many years prominent in California mining circles, was today committed to the Napa Insane Asylum, His mind is hopelessly wrecked by business reverses. For years he was superintendent of the Selby Smelting Works. Under the Harrison administration he was metallurgist of the San Francisco Mint. Royal makes the food pure, ROYAL BAKING POWDER ©O., NEW YORK. Rooms For Rent. Two nice sunn Electric lights, this office. furnished rooms for rent. athroom, eto, Enquire at " nl8-lw Situation Wanted, By a lady to do general work in a family or hotel. Enquire at the Transcript office. nlij-lw Just Received A Fine Line of Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer and Hynmal, Catholic Prayer Books, Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases. Soods for the Holiday Grade Arriving Daily. Watch this space for NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS. I. STEIN. up ecure, Nevada Citv. (OX@™ Agency for Butterick Patterns MAHER & CO. Grand Suits Ladies of Nevada County : Once again we ask you to take a” look at our DRESS GOODS DISPLAY while contained in Window No. I. Grand Suits at ¢2. at $4. Grand Suits at $4.50. Grand Suits at $5. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM. This window contains a lot forters that are fit for use. k Respectfully, M A WINDOW NO, 2. of Laminated Comforters, the only comforters in the worll that afford real comfort. They weigh almost nothing and are the warmest comforters They go through a peculiar process which makesthem perfectly sanitary, and in short they are the only com:HER & CO. erchiefs for Ladies and Men. ‘ling. shadee. [kG Holiday Goods arriving daily. See our Hens See our $1 Gloves, all leacM. & W. : Depa sind ievci-aeaancs vatiiecternnts SS ERAN et ee inn Jay Amc wt ain a

19, 1.0. ath a8 7:90 8, N.G. nes (7, 1.0. isorders. GENUINE hatof Dre. justment of DMAQGNETlensed and rthe be venty rea wana used it, and fact. by nebo i@ organ a ing a second f the. first, rer, zenewwhole body. png he ‘patients! a, and you 28 ion. substance allied Com MODE OF leofa new Stark } full inforoof will be eceiver, U. la., on the ier Jayne, or the S BE sto prove id o vac nry Beres28 County, rds Bar n,of os Catnhye Ounty, WERY, ~' ir. x _Miag displayed at ‘Maher's -& Co.’s are . establishment a.big line of silks. for . tive Konses in the county when they 37H yRan—vo. 11467. THE. ‘TRANSCRIPT, a toe BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, é ee ‘ NEVADA crry, » CAL, THIOWSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1897. THE wea TST Administer, + SUBSCRIPTION RATES. rity Cents Per . flonth. . ADVERTISING TRATES. Made known on application, ° Public Administrator E. W. Schmidt . . ‘dpplied to the-Superior Court ten days . ba ago for general letters of: administraon upon the estate-of the late George up for action this morning. Before a Lean’s sister, Mrs. Sarah E. Blakey of ‘ econd-class matter. * * + THE CHALLENGE “ACCEPTED. AHot Ball Game at Cast ‘at Cashin Fleld ” Next Sun ‘ay Afternoon, ‘JOHN LamMon,: Esq., Captain of the ‘80-called “Original Colts” ‘by'accept your challenge as. published in the TRANsontet of yesterday, and will ‘be on hand at Cashin Field on Sunday mext ( weather permitting ) at’ 1:80 o'clock. sharp with the genuine and only club 6f Colts, ready to play your nine for the gate receipts and $50 on the side. Trusting that you and your men'-wili not disappoint the public and ourselves, I am @ , Mery’ Respectfully,. ‘ ‘ Grorae Broxxry, ,,Oaptain of the Only Colts. . This will probably be one of the most spirited and interesting games of the season. The Lammon nine is madeup entirely of home talent, while . in. the Beckley nine there are four “imported” ‘players—Caverly, Wilcox, Sullivan and ‘Mitchell, It will be a stubborn struggle for supremacy from the moment the umpire calls time, and there are not o few who think the All Nevada City’s have “an even chance forsinning si “Lengthy” Tamblyn, their pitcher, is said to have improved wonderfully in practice siace his last public appearance, and those of his admirers: who ‘claim to be posted, predict that he will deal out an assortment of curves and shoots that will completély demoralize even the best batters in the smookley . ome “TBR any OF NEVADA.” The Biegant, Stick of a. Mimmoth Dry Goods Establishment. “The btock of elegant goods now bevanexcelled by those: of any other establishment. of the kind in the State, and withal, they are being offered ata lower rate than the same class of*goods can be obtained for anywhere el&e on this «coast. The stock consists of every wrade of dress goods, from the richest ‘Silk, satin, brocade, broadcloth and diagonals down to the eheapest grades, 80 that all purchasers can obtain artieles in this-Jine suitable to their tastes.” There can also be found at this great waists; skirts,.cloaks, capes, gloves andall classes: and® grades of seasonable goods. Every article in the store’ is uew Gnd fresh, and if you don’t find . Just what yon want leave your order} T. F.Daly ‘of North San Juan has vand it will be filled to your satisfaction. “Those who have been {fna* the habit of sending below for goods now have ‘no “excus® for so’ doing as they can get what they wart at Mahar & Co.'s “City of Nevada. ” Before making your pur@haseg, ‘of any article in the above lines 0 and see how it is yourself and you will 6e conyinced of the trath of the es “Approaching Completion. Builders Crider, Wilson & McKenzie will soon have Dr. Shaw's new eightroom house on Park avenue ready for ovoupancy. The plasterers have the first Goat of plaster on. : Contractor Buck is also making fine headway with Dr. Bowman’s sevenroom house on the same street. It is now being lathed. : These will be two of the most attracare finished, George M. Hughes, the builder and contractor, will soon have completad the work of raising and remodeling John T. Morgiin’s home on Main street. It will be-one of the ‘largest and most Stately dwelling houses in town, and a model of coenmnies comfort and beauty. SS ees Degree of Honor. There was a large attendance at the ‘Meeting held in Odd Fellows hall last sevening to take the preliminary steps itoward. a branch of the De:@ree of Honor at this city. Over fifty — a was appointed Hire nes gu 2a t society will be instituted on Wednesday evening, Decem Lumber Burned. ee Last Tuesday Vic Sauvee hauled a Vase Stolen. load of lumber to Rock Creek are ‘pandiie took a Rohemi proposes to build some cabins for = who took ¢ * — wood-choppers. Yesterday he took from the Peard fite Monday night will please return it, as he is known. nl7 —Sir : I here'W. G. Richards, for the past week, left for home today, going by private con: over from North San Juan to meet him Brown, George Quaine, E. S. Harrison ‘applications for membership were re-. and C. A. Wagner. The capital stock is $1,000,000, of which $7,000 has been subscribed. : out another load, and then discovered that the lot he delivered there the day Public Administrator on the ground the deceased she: has the first: right to ministrator claims that as she is not a titléd to act. the original petition until ten days’ petition.Therefote the hearing of both petitions was postponed by Judge Nilon till Monday, the 29th instant.Thomas 8. Fordis Administrator Schmidt's attorney. The estate'is supposed to be worth from half &@ million toa million dollars. In this connection, Public Administrator Schmidt has also applied to the court for special letters of administration entitling him to manage the estate until a general administrator is appointed. That thatter isset for hearing tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, cedure in behalf of the Public Administrator of San Francisco, who claims that Judgé Coffee has already issued special letters to him. Judgé Coffee issued special letters for San Frahcisco county only, and the legality of that order is in aaa PRRSONAL POINTERS, i Daily Chronicle -of the Doings of Old) and Young. Mrs. Sarah Hoel is very sick with pneumonia. , Mrs. John Grimes ,is very ill. : recovery is despaired of. George Rogers and Miss Rogers’ of North San Juan are hete, Mr. and Mra, Richard Austin’ returned to Washington today. Mrs. A. M. ‘Allen and her daughter,’ Miss Adelaide, have returned from San Jose. Read the. new skedilintes of the Miller Olothing Emporium. Every cash customer has a chance ‘in a drawing for 4 beautiful prize. Mrs. F. N. Wheeler of Fresno is the . Her craft. Mrs. Wheeler has been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. G. Farrer of Carson, and is now en route home. Mrs. ©. J. Schuster of San Francisco and ‘Mrs. Carrie Gautier of Auburn, who have’been visiting their sister, Mrs veyance as far as Auburn,‘from which place’ Mrs. Schuster will continue her journey by rail. just* returned from South America where he has been for the past year assisting in the. management of a miiing property owned by a New York company. He was in town today on his way to North San Juan to attend the funeral of his cousin, Ttiomas A. Phelan. W. P. Daly, his brother, came here. CLAIMS SHB 1S COMPETENT. irs. Dunnicliff ~ Ollers Proof In The Superior Court. Mrs. Sarah Dunnicliff, who was last August committed to the Napa Asylum for the Insane, and who was discharged from the Asylum on the 10th of this month as “improved,” appeared in the Superior Court this morning and asked to be legally declared competent. Evidence of one witness besides Mrs. Dunniciiff was taken as to her condition, and the applicant was given the privilege of offering additional testimony. The evidence today was not in his honor’s opinion conclusive that the petitioner’s reason was fully restored. There was no opposition to her application. A New Mining Company. The Nevada County Mining and Development Company has been incorporated by J. P. Maleville, Sylvain Salamon, Wilifred L. Brown, F. E. —_—--80Get your Sweet. Cider of B. Bullard. * eS before bad been burned. — A Sold Conte Oe the Right to . D.MeLean and the matter was to come hearing could be had, however, Mc-. = : Ohio, through her attorne eys, W._F. Postomee at Nevada City ac . Goad and Platt & Bayne, filed an application for the issuance of letters to her. . ‘She contests the application of the that being the sister and sole heir of manage the estate. The Public Ad-. . resident of this State she is not enUnder section 1874 of the code of Civil procedure, the court cannot hear notice has been given of the contesting’ aud J. M. Walling contests this pro. guest of: her. sister, Mrs. B. N. Shoe. and his second sister, Miss Mary, were the fumeral. Portland, Oregon. nephew of Kerr Phelan of Shady Creek ae . and a cousin of the Phelan sisters of tree ; this city. “BRIEF MTOR, ~~ Interest. row evening.* For bargains in jewelry of any kina go to Luetje & Brand's, If you want to keep warm these one days drink Robin Hood. Na mistake will be made if yon make holiday purchases of Leutje & Brand. J ohn Jeffries is getting his lime kiln at the Kennebec House in readiness for firing up. ‘Brown & Morgan, the real. estate dealers, offer a six-room house on Spring street for sale chéap for cash or on the instaHment plan. Never were such bargains known in this city before in the diamond, watch, jewelry and silverware line as can now be obtained at Leutje & Brand’s. A valuable draught horse belonging to Ovoper Brothers was killed yesterthe sufferirigs of a sickness that could not be cured. Attention is called to the Aavertisemeut of Fred T. Brown, the horseshver Bros. blacksmith shop. Mr. Seon is a first-class worknian. Luetje & Brand are now offering for sale, diamonds, watches, jewelry and Silverware at a lower rate than the same quality of goods can be deeabcrets any where else in the State. W.H. Tuttle of the Owl has just received an invoice of W. H: McBrayer’s “Cedar Brook”, whisky bottled in bend, the first ever brought to Nevada county. It is guaranteed by the U. §., Government to be absolately pure and 100 proof, GRASS WALLY NEWS, A Day's Record of the of the Doings of Ou Neighbors. Mrs. M. Moore has returned from the East, Betting on next Sunday’s game between the Monarchs and Pioneers is even. . Mrs. Gns Wetterau left today for .'. Phoonix, Arizona, to join her husband who.is. mining there. The orphans fair opened last evening, and will coatinue from night to night.

It is a great success. “The Rockland Mining Company has paid off all the oid’ claims against it, amounting to $2100. Last evening Miss Jennie Bray’ of Oakland was tendered a surprise party at the home of W. H. Bray. L. G. Bassett starts today for Chicago to visit’ his parents. Mr. Bassett: is superintendent of construction for the Electric Power Company. , Mrs. John Loutzenheiser and Miss Lillian MeAuliffe who have been. visiting Mrs. P. J. Flannery and family at Marysville, have returned home. W. T. Jones has been put in charge of the blacksmith shop at the Allison Ranch mine, and John Gill goes to Browns Valley to take the place left vacant there by Mr. Jones. i Isaac N. Staat, brother of Mrs. Isaac Fleming, died yesterday at Ukiah. The remains will arrive in Grass Valley this afternoon and be buried at Union schoolhouse cqmetery tomorrow. HIS LIFE CUS SHORT. Death of a Well-known Young Man From Gold ‘Hill, The funeral’ of Thomas Andrew Phelan of Gold Hill, Nevada, who died yesterday at North San Juan of consamption, will take place at the latter place at 11 o’clock tomorrow forenoon. Mr. Phelan was twenty years of age and was a bright, ambitious man: of great. popularity. He came to North San Juan about two months ago, hoping that the change of climate would benefit his health. _Mrs. Daly of that place is his aunt, and she with’ his mother and one of his sisters who were with him gave the young man the: best of care during his last illness. . His father, Thomas Phelan of. Gold Hill, here today on their way over to attend He leaves a brother at The deceased was a Concert Coapany Pao Move Hos aad omnes oa aia . Bay s Nekat for the Thankagiving he Miners Union wi niet tomorday by the owners ‘to release it from . _ whose place of business is at Ogden . ; . B. MILLER, me wee EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & co, “TRON OVER AND KILLED, Aectient. On a ical “Crossing Near — _— this morning for Long Beach ran into @ team and wagon on a: crossing this side of Compton. H. Klein and his son were in the wagon. The boy was killed instantly, his head and shoulders being crushed. Klein’s right leg was crushed and he is paralyzed, He will die. Both horses were killed. The engineer could not see the. rig till within 100 feet of it. Klein is a rancher. ——_—_———. A Venerable Couple Sr. Loum, November 18.— John J. Overton; aged 100 years, and, Mary Henderson, aged 77, were married here today. They: are going west on their bridal tour, Six Persons Burned Alive, Monica, Nov. 18.—The vault of the Maximillian céllar collapsed burying Seventeen persons. Eleven. of them have been extricated, but the others are probably dead. HELLO, WASHINGTON. Telephone Line From the County Seat: to That Town, : The citizens of the town of Washington are raising a fund to be .used in giving them telephonic communication with the county-seat. It is very likely tbat a line will be constructed before snow flies ifthe present good weather only holds out long énough. ; ‘Already the citizens’ of Washivgton haye commenced subscribing liberal sums toward thé enterprise, and on Saturday evening, the 27th: instant, a basket Bocial is to be given there and all the proceeds will be adaed 7 the fund. Tie price of tickets tas! the ‘dootat will be $1.50 each, and the business people of Nevada City will doubtless be willing to subscribe for a large number of them as those business people havea good trade from Washington and vicinity. Dr. Walters and.one.or. two other of the Washingtonians who are working up the matter’should come down and thoroughly canvass this city. They would certainly sell a.good mauy tickets. = ‘Corcoran & WritiaMms, contractors rand builders, do first-class work cheap. i STEAMER ce This Morning. Los. ANostns,-November~18-=: = The) “BA Lows, “Weveuaber 18—The magSouthern Pacific train that left here. nificent new steamer of the _Anchor . between John Smith and Fred Harkler, -DBSTROYED. It Burned fn ‘the . Water’s Rage —— ONE CAR RAN INTO A RIVER) Remarkable Escape From Fatal: ee ities In a Wreck, Line, Bluff City, which left here last night for New Orleans with: forty pasSengers and one thousand tons ~ of freight, was burned to the water’s edge at nine o’clock this morning at Chesthe passengers and crew escaped. None of the freight waé saved. , A number of race horses bound for the races at New Orleans were burned .to death. Loss eo . Both Duelist Were Killed, BARBOURSVILLE, Ky., Nov.18.—A fight took place nine miles from this place’ at the edge of. Knox and Clay counties, overa debt. Both parties drew their revolvers at the same time, fired in. stantly, and the two men were dead in an hour. George Frankléer, who was trying to part em, received a serious wound. They Will Mine or ri Searriz, Wash. November 18.—A party of sturdy New England men, most of whom hail from Bostcn, are here, outfitting for a most -hazardous’ trip ever the glacial fields and snowcovered mountain ranges of Alaska. They are led by F. Herbert Haines, a newspaper man of: Salem, and are bound for a second El Dorado lecated in the Upper Copper River county. In preparation. for a possible encounter with hostile Indians living in’ tke region, they will go well armed. The Copper River Indians. have for years brought down gold to the trading stores at the mouth of the river. They pose anything like exploration of the country. They carry this policy to the point of armed hoatility. i cidliadauniatanatitichuininreniieramc cae ot Letter From Santa Claus. Accoedtay to his usual custom, Santa Claus has this year . re-appointed E. F, Rosenthal his representative at Nevada City for the distribution of holiday goods. The letter of appointment appears in our advertising céolumns. Call at Rosenthal’s and see the beautiful stock. High-class goods at lowest bringers at the MILLER CLOTHI chances in an elegant . latest styles’ of FINE CLOTHING, ° GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER. _GOODs, ' EVERY CUSTOMER HAS A CHANCE. SS 9 a 8 8G cay a ‘ From.now until January 8th every cash purchaser at this store is entitled to one or more Stk Sofa Cushion ‘that is now being displayed in the show window. Always Bear in Mind That we continue to be the leading dealers in Broad St., Nevada City. prices are not the only tradeNG EMPORIUM, ad we * ad UMBRELLAS, ETC. Dewey Heywood, advance agent of the Alba Heywood Concert and Com. edy Company, is in town today trying to make arrangements for a performance here on the evening: of December 10th, The attraction is a first-class. one. The company includes Alba Heywood, impersonator; Miss Flora Drescher, violinist; Miss Blanche M. Steele, pianist; Harold De Bray, basso. Lost. Any one having a str peat bie hen will please leave word at this office, CLOSING Wt ” Fall Millinery f Preparatory to Winter Importations, at the LEADER MILLINERY, Broad Street, and the owner will call for it, sel De The new prices will astonish you. ter, Ill, 75 miles below: this city. All} chair car and sleeper were burned. Only ‘. Cook. jin the Smuggler mine is getting worse. will not tell where they get it, and Op. made. A MINING MAN INSANE, His Mind badly . Shatered by ~~ Business Reverses, —_— “Kansas Orry, Nov.18—Train No. 2of the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis railroad, which left Birmingham last evening for this city, was derailed at8 a. m. a short distance west of Williford, Arkansas. The combination car went into the Spring river and the one epassenger was fatally injured. Twenty-two were seriously hurt. Settled on McKenna, Wasuinoton, Nov. 18.—Attorney General McKenna’s appointment as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court has been definitely decided on by the President and approved by the Cabinet, Judge Waymire. of California hus the strongest backing for the place to. be vacated by McKenna. New Yorkers urge the appointment of John J. McThe Smuggler Fire, . AspEn, Col.,.November 18.—The fire Twice as much gas and smoke came out today as did. yesterday: The danger of the fire reaching the timbers above. the seventh level increases hourly, The general situation is improving as regards other aaaepan The English Mountain Mill. Dr. Holdsworth went to San Francisco today to stir up the’ company there that some time ago agreed to join with him in rebuilding the mill on the English Mountain mine above Graniteville. They were to have had the mill completed this month, at a -cost of $8,000. The lumber for it ‘was delivered on the ground, but the man who has the contract for putting it up has failed to go ghead with the job. The Very Latest. Call at the Council Chamber saloon and see the Klondyke Turkey Table. Turkey raffle every night. nl9 = W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Dw, U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR Office in Mo Morgan é Roberts’ Biock, Nevada City. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor ;t Law, OFFICE—Cor. BROAD AND PINE STS San Francisco, November 18.—R. W. Thompson, for many years prominent in California mining circles, was today committed to the Napa Insane Asylum, His mind is hopelessly wrecked by business reverses. For years he was superintendent of the Selby Smelting Works. Under the Harrison administration he was metallurgist of the San Francisco Mint. Royal makes the food pure, ROYAL BAKING POWDER ©O., NEW YORK. Rooms For Rent. Two nice sunn Electric lights, this office. furnished rooms for rent. athroom, eto, Enquire at " nl8-lw Situation Wanted, By a lady to do general work in a family or hotel. Enquire at the Transcript office. nlij-lw Just Received A Fine Line of Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer and Hynmal, Catholic Prayer Books, Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases. Soods for the Holiday Grade Arriving Daily. Watch this space for NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS. I. STEIN. up ecure, Nevada Citv. (OX@™ Agency for Butterick Patterns MAHER & CO. Grand Suits Ladies of Nevada County : Once again we ask you to take a” look at our DRESS GOODS DISPLAY while contained in Window No. I. Grand Suits at ¢2. at $4. Grand Suits at $4.50. Grand Suits at $5. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM. This window contains a lot forters that are fit for use. k Respectfully, M A WINDOW NO, 2. of Laminated Comforters, the only comforters in the worll that afford real comfort. They weigh almost nothing and are the warmest comforters They go through a peculiar process which makesthem perfectly sanitary, and in short they are the only com:HER & CO. erchiefs for Ladies and Men. ‘ling. shadee. [kG Holiday Goods arriving daily. See our Hens See our $1 Gloves, all leacM. & W. : Depa sind ievci-aeaancs vatiiecternnts SS ERAN et ee inn Jay Amc wt ain a