November 23, 1898 (4 pages)

theres tHeacHtse meroeote ee en oe nn ‘THE TRA . WEDNESDAY.. NOV. 23, 1898. 7 —— e . aniline NSORIPT. ished every evening except Sosaye ‘and Loual Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L, §. CALKINS, HOW THE MONRY WENT, More Candidates In the State Election File Their Accounts. This was the last day for candidates at the late election to file their statements of “éxpenses. In addition to those heretofore mentioned the following are now of record: BE. B. Odell, Populist candidate for Supervisor in the 4th district, paid $2.50 for printing, $3 for two boxes of cigars, $5 to W. Kirkwood for introducing him to voters and $11.75 for "hotel and stable bills. T. P/ Redmayne, Supervisoral candidate on the same ticket,in the 3d district, expended $725 for advertising and $32.75 for hotel bills, stage fare; ball rent and postage. John A. Rapp, Independent candidate for Sheriff, had no other expenses than $15 he paid for advertising. Chas: E. Mulloy, Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace in this township, laid out $13.25 for adver-tising and printing. s J. P. Miller, a Democrat elected constable at Grass Valley, paid $10 for advertising and $1 for hallrent. It did not cost Dr. 5. M. Harris of Grass‘Valley a cent to be elected City Trustee. : William Delbridge, Populist candidate for Administrator, spent $63.10 of _ which the printers got $2460 and the hotel and livery men the rest. E. Northup, candidate for constable of Bridgeport, had no expenses. It cost Supervisor Pridgeon to be elected a $20: contribntion to the county committee, $5 for advertising and $7.50 for “grub” for himself and horse. John McFay’s re-election as Supervisor cost him $46.50, $27 of this going to the county committee and $8 for advertising. Supervisor Wood, also re-elected gave to county committee $20, had a $5 advertising bill and paid $18.10 traveling expenses. J.J. Jackson used $296.90 in elect ioneering for -the office of County Treasurer, Sheriff Getchell’s re-election cost him $336.77 and it would have cost him more had he not owned a horse. Thos. W. Carroll who ran for Marshall of Grass Valley spent $28. George Perkins, for Grass Valley, spent nothing. er. Trustee of BALDWIN Graphic Sto Believed That a Number of Persons Perished. Mit:ton Dollars. San Francisco, November 28d.—The Baldwin hotel was. destroyed by fire this morning. One man lost. his life, in the ruins.~ $2,000,000. At 3:30 o’clock this morning an alarm of fire was turned in from the hotel.)} A second alarm was turned in five minuter later, followed by a third. It is supposéd the conflagration had its origin on the Ellis street side of the building. It spread rapidly and inside of five minutes the entire upper floor part of the building wherein the Baldwin Theater is situated was also a fiery furnace, and a plain view of the inte-: rior was to be had from Market street. The hotel was filled with guests. In a short time escape by the stairway was shut off and at many windows men and women appeared in their night clothes, calling piteously for firemen to rescue them. Above them the entire roof was ablaze, flames leaping high into the heavens. Thousands of people crowded the streets cheering the police and firenien as they proceeded in their work of rescuing the guests. The widow of: Senator Mahoney was carried from one of the upper stories and lowered to the ground in an unconscious condition. A man by the name~ of Frank Noon leaped from the fifth story on theMarket street side to the pavement below, striking in his descent telegraph wires, and thus escaping without injury. At 4:15 the firemen had made no ? progress in checking the flames. while others were’ burned and buried . j ap tel building. fore BURNED TODAY. . em to the street. ry of the Big Building’s Destruction. Among the many narrow escapes and . the Workmen and Red Men. heroic rescues was’ that of two sisters who-were asleep. Policeman Murphy . and Ed. Nathan went to Marysville towent into the building and found the. day. They said they were going huntwomen in an unconscious condition} ing, but did not take any guns. The Property Loss Will Reach Two. ®nd carried th At 5:15 the entire Market-street front . Valley the jury at four o’clock this of the building wasin ruins and tim-. morning returned a verdict findidg bers were falling into the street. There. McCormick alias Anderson guilty of was no hope of saving the property,. battery on DanBaldwin. The convictand the firemen became centain that. ed man is ordered to appear for sentthey would not permit the blaze to. ence this evening. pread to the surrounding buildings. There was an explosion at 5:20 o’clock . called the Smartsville. Assembly has n the storeroom of 930 Market street,! been organized with Dr. Holbrook as The loss is estimated at . and Fire Marshal Towne, who had en-. “speaker.” It meets Monday nights in tered the building to see what he could . Masonic hall. do in the way of fighting the fire, was. bill providing the whipping post for blown into the street and badly shaken . wife beaters and drunkards was inThe fire at 5:25 o’clock had worked to the ground onthe Market-street side of . — the building and it was seen that there was no chance to save the many stores . 4.091) who used to superintend the located on the ground floor of the ho-. wo. Harmony mine at this city, was At 5:30 a, m.the flame’ were pouring was a mass of roaring flames, That. in a torrent from the front entrance of} ypteers who have gone to Manilla. She the Baldwin Theatre. The whole Baldwin block is now a total wreck. No idea can be formed of the number of people who lost their lives. Fine Fat Young Turkeys. ‘Raffle going one very night at Lammon Brothers’ saloon. Try your luck. nl9-tf MeCORMICK CONVICTED. Today's News From the Lower Part of The County. The little daughter of a painter named Scooney is down with diphtheria. . Sheb Huckins and Corporal Schwonover arrived yesterday from Vancouver Barracks. There will be a Thanksgiving social tomorrow evening at the Methodist Church in Penn Valley. Alfred Phillips died of pneamonia yesterday afternoon. He belonged to J. C.'Lyrrell of the Tidings-Telegraph In Justice Green’s court ‘at Grass “At Smartsville a literary society At the last meeting a troduced and defeated. taal ~ Married a Pennsylvanian. Miss May McOall, daughter of “Jack” married in San Francisco recently to the Surgeon of the Pennsylvania volis a most prepossessing young lady. 7 Chances of Directors in the Old Gravel Mining Company. made in the board of directors and . yesterday afternoon 36,000 of the 40,. sented. C. Maxwell, tire new board, composed of. J. Ww. C. Mooser, were elected. J. W. C. Maxwell was elected president and Joseph H. Mooser secrotasy, the latter who had served many years as assistant to! to the latter’s positon. L. L. Myers was re-elected superintendent. ——+-10+The City Push Too Strong. The defeat of R. H. Turner of this city as a candidate for the Secretaryship of the State Miners Association was a keen disappointment to the delegates-from the principal mining section . of the-State. The Bay wire-workers were altogether to slick for the hardy gold-diggers. TAR NORTA BLOOMFIELD. . THE SIMPLEST CURE FOR INDIGESTION, pirate . As Well as the Safest and Cheapest. The new medical discovery, Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, digest ‘the feo8 inThe death of Henry Pichoir, late se¢stead of making the worn out retary and general manager of the . dovall the work, give it a much needed North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Com. vast, and a cure of dyspepsia is the pany, has caused some changes to be) jatural result. You get nourishment and rest at the staff of officers. Ata special meeting .ame time because these Tablets will of the stockholders in San Francisco thoroughly digest all wholesome food pre into the stomach whether the 000 shares of capital stock were repre. .¢omach works or not. ltain to result because the digestive The old directors, composed of J. w.! organs are given a chance to rest and Thomas. Brown, A. J-' recover their natural vigor and tone. Bowie, .A. Borel and the late Henry . e Tablets are then no longer rePichoir, retired, and almost aD @N-\ quired. To show the manner in which the Maxwell, Sidney V. Smith, J. Downey . »emedy acts on different people and Harvey, James M. Allen and Joseph H. . how quickly and effectually it curés stomach troubles we present a few recent cases. one box of Stuart’s want, I suffered three i stomach and gas at night. Lam thankful for them. Mrs. writes: I think The Best to Be Had. Mr. B. B’s unexcelled, cleanly made, fine quality cider vinegar, at 40 cents Going to Corea. Thomas Woon of this city has returned from the Summit where he has been superintending a mine. He expects to leave in a few days for Corea, Japan, to take-charge of a property there. : Will Nominate. stock. in the Holiday -Novelties MRS. F. A. GOURLEY Has a fine line of Holiday Novelties for sale Stover Building, Broad Street, Which she will open FRIDAY, NOY. 28th, and cordially invites the readers of the TRANSCRIPT to call around and see he n23-lm At the meeting of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters tomorrow evening Every member is requested to be present. ; nominations will be made for officers. . ‘native daughters—sweet and boiled ‘cider, are fairly and squarely in the {race with him. So say the judges, and : we declare all bets off. It ~2ee Thanksgiving at the National. lof the finest Thanksgiving dinners in —_———— the printers $31 and every body else $23 E. B. Power’s expenses for the campaign were $216, but he got the District Attorneyship. George W. Beard did not spend anything running for Justice of the Peace in Bridgeport. It cost J.8. Holbrook $17.25 to get that office in Nevada. Richard Dillion for Constable of Nevada did not spend anything and he scratched in by a vote. _¥. L. Arbogast for County Clerk managed to get rid of $240.60. Henry Daniels laid out $126.10 in getting the Coronership. Henry Schroeder invested $340 in the rope broke and the poor fellow was dashed to death. W.J. English was taken from a fifthstory window just as he was about to leap from the flames. At 4:15 the roof of the building fell in with a fearful crash. At 4:40 the entire Powell-street front of the hotel had commenced to blaze. Flames were issuing from every window, and the block on the west side instantly became endangered. With two streams playing on the roof of the Baldwin on Market street’ there was IN A— Eighteen People! Uniform Band! Superb Orchestra! Return of the Favorites NEVADA THEATER, Week Beginning Monday, Nov. 28th, 1898. Repertoire of Popular New Plays, Prices: 10, 20, 30 Cents. Seats at Foley’s. n23-4t . $1.00 Only She Come and see campaign. Nearly a third of this went nothing sons te beans. to the printers. ee Michell the Rain Maker. Prof. John Michell, the dancing master, is entitled to the thanks and gratitude of our people for bringing a season of rain which’ éverybody was praying for, but knew not how to produce, Mr. Michell with his usual public spirit stepped in and announced a party for Thanksgiving eve which he at the time knew would cause the clouds to gather and to give us a downpour, but would not dampen our desire for a good time to-night. The rain in the past week has brought millions of dollars to the State and Nevada county in particular, and itis due Mr. Michell that we turn out in force tonight and make his party the success ofthe season, Let everybody go and shake hands with the great rain maker. —~-+ e@e The. whirligig--of -time’ is curiously illustrated by the fact brought out by some painstaking investigator that 100 years re when President McKinley’s greatuncle, Francis, i Treland, in’ the English 1 free tier him was Captain Hanna father of Senator Hanna. pare cael to the street, with great velocity. to return. ished.” Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters in the Postoffice at Nevada from Alaska. His skull was crushed remaining : City, November 23 and death immediately followed. C. K. Kadmah, Deputy Sheriff of Burns, Jackso Binks fee nm Alameda county, escaped in his night Clemens, Mand clothes minus his money, jewelry and Doole y, rank clothes, 08, . Manuel At 5 o’cl os a e ef o’clock the sides of the building =i per, Wm. H. Jr. on Powell street began to fall into the Hiscox, leving M. street, scattering the blazing embers Mk a Mrs. Phoebe all along that thoroughfare for a block. earnan, O. OC. : —— im 0. The entire top block was ablaze and Peters, Mies Addie was fast being eaten up by the flames. Ralston, Mrs. Dorothy Large bay windows were rapidly Taylor, Miss Jennie. coming down and the police and fire. ff not called for in fiftee i tame will he sent 16 the nee Bare Nets . men swept the people from the sidefice. Parties calling for f thone. W2!ks on the opposite side of the _ letters will please say Gakenetios and . Street to save loss of life. The same pay a fee of one cent for each letter. {Condition at once develdped in Ellis ae J.-E. CARR, Postmaster. . street. ” At 4:50 the cupola, corner of Powell and Market, toppled over into the sea of fire with a crash. The entire front’ on Powell street had been swaying, and the police and firemen were kept busy trying to force back the crowd who were in danger of the now weakening walls. There was a tremendous scurrying of firemen when the burning mass of timbers came tumbling At the corner of Powell and Ellis streets great timbers and sheets of tin from the roof came down A. H. Christie, of Milwaukee, was on the fifth floor. He crawled along the cornice through the flames clear to the Powell street side and then was forced Firemen eventually tescued _himfrom -his--dizzy position; Christie was nearly suffocated. He said: “I am sure that many people were caught in their rooms and _ perThe name of the man who jumped to the sidewalk and was taken to the hospital is believed to be Mayer, a miner FOR SALE. House, Lot and Barn, On Piety Hill, Nevada City. The house is a-new st built and conveniently ‘arranged, thet contains an acre and a half j ther particulars ies sue Notice to Taxpayers, THE TAXES ON ALL personal property secured b real estate, and one-half of the taxes on all real property was due on the Second Monday in October, 1898, and becomes delinquent on the Last Monday in November thereafter at ¥ oe: m., and: unless paid prior thereto, 1 rc will be added to ‘the amount thereof, and if said one-half be not paid before the Last Monday in April, 1899, at 6 lhe remaining one-half of the taxes on real property will be payable on and after the First Monday in January, 1899,and will be delinquent on the Last Monday in April next thereafter, at 6 o’clock p. m., and unless paid prior thereto, « per cent will be added to the amount thereof. All axes may be paid at is due if so desired. Tax Collector. Nevada City, November 21, 1898. ¥Y. November 29th and 3oth, o’clock p. m., an additional 5]: per cent will be added thereto. . : 5 . 4S BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY the time the first installment And As Cheap As Pine Taxes payable at the Coun-. All modern houses finished with it ty Treasury on Broad st seececee Nevada City, Cal. Soy rect, . THE re aie Tne MILL : B. F. SNELL, Ciigci . Geeks a TOWLE BROS. CO. Each. This elegant Antique Oak Dining Chair, Cane Seat, Gloss Finish, for One Dollar. During the next 30 days we will offer special inducements for the _Holidav ‘trade. both in goods and Our Holiday Stock of Chairs, Desks, Combination Cases, etc., Has been ordered and is now arriving. the New Goods. LEGG & SHAW CO. Methodist Bazar TO BE HELD Tuesday and Wednesday, IN THE Church Baseinent A FINE LOT GF FANCY WORK FOR SALE. Interesting Musical and Literary Program Each Evening. TUESDAY EVENING— per, from 5 t6 7:30. Citcken Sup per, from 5 to 7:30 o’slock. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. ——_I8s—— SEQUOIA, pes = ieee WEDNESDAY EVENING—Pasty Sup-. ORDINANCE NO. 144; N_ ORDINANCE DETERM A the public interest and pote ll BP ir City of Nevada, demand the construction of a public sewer system, the costs of which will be in : ploy 1 excess of its ordinary annual in-: The Board of T — a petals aa tohiouer ae Cine of Be onl. Itis hereby deter Soaen of Trustees of the City ot heres fhe ‘ oe pulls tntereet of the said city demands uctio seyrer ayetom, fo “4 boa 4 ee of a public on 2. atthe cost of tion and acquisition of caid pata ree svmemn B sis be a greatto be paid out of the sala elty. nnual income and revenue of the section 3. This ordinance sk tahed. gy Same ig the rk, hey ‘ SCRIPT, a daily newspa lished in said cit ap oP a the 18th day of Icoeeba ian eee assed and adopted by the follow Phew 0 e following vote: pet ak aes pl — Gault; J aokeon, Rector J. J. JACKSON Attest: P. i (Seal.} T. H. CARE Clark.” wa eee’, hal ppeored by me this tph ey of Novem. J. JACKSON i President of the Board of © n21 of the City of Nevada, Califone The Leading Flour Tomorrow evening from 5:15 to 7:30 o’clock the’National hotel will serve one the history of that popular house. The bill of fare wilk embrace the best of everything that the markets afford. it or th ppaing d po ged t netics and at the pith . pepsia 1 ever took. . was. Mr. J. O. Wondly of Peoria, Ills., writes: I was unable to eat anything “. the late Henry Pichoir, being promoted . pyt the plainest food and even that often distressed me, but since using Tcan eat anything and everything I Mrs. Samuel Kepple of Girty, Pa., writes; I have been entirely relieved of my stomach troubles by your tablets. A. E. Bowen, Banard, Vt. Tablets are the best thing for dysthem to anyone troubled as bad as I ; Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will wot per gallon—the best to be had. Will disappoint because they ace. Dyspepgive all those who use it a beaming, sia surely and lastingly by causing the smiling face. His two lovely sisters— . 444 to be properly assimilated, and cure constipation by pr, proper quantity of bile. §¢ druggists at 50 cents Send for free book on eases to Stuart Co., Marshall, . omach and a free hot ‘lunch ’ Raffle Every Night. G0) There will be raffle, Tom and J further notice at George Allen’s Hy. draulic Saloon on Main stree Scores around and havea good time. ee £: Gr Fresh Comb A cure is cerHoney. Just received by Gaylord & Son, 4t saloon. ———-—+ +e Crop Prunes. If he Turkey Raffie Every night at Lammon Brothers’ n 19-tf Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Ask your Grocer for Smrrn’s New has not got them come to WM. H. Surrn’s Grocery Srorp — fee will find plenty. « Dyspepsia Tablets W. iH. Sura. Always the: Best, For the best value in Suits and Over: coats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor, 4 Free Lunch Tonight At Lammon Brothers saloon, coruer Broad and Pine streets. ni9-tf, years with sour Stuart’s Dyspepsia . UNDERTAK I will recommend Parlors, Broad Sreet, Strict attention to all Lady attendant. Geo. Richardson, : AND . # # EMBALMER. Reina Tele ESTRELA EO EYRE TT RTE PTET ER opposite City Hall ry. calls, day or night. phone, West 8. Extra Long CORSET ee UL YVUToTTs, Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Ladies, Respectfully, MAHER @ CO. 2 bales Anderson Muslin world for 5 cents a yard. MAHER & GO. DISPLAY. ec50o eco Ladies—This day we placed in our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading style of the present day. Corsets. We carry the best soc Corset in the market. call and see this display. » 36 inch wide and SEND FOR SOME. t : the best in the nality ‘. The prettiest SHOR is weakest. The makers way of STRENGTH and For LADIES, MEN Wg have FOOL WEA : ‘both STYLISH DURABLE. 9" All kinds of You Will Find Plenty of OrigiSHOES > But whatis of more importance COMFORT and DURABILTY. combining BEAUTY and we hay : Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City, In Our Grand improvements cific Coast. @ ud to not always the have found a red rece IPTION— b od CHILDREN _ Nevada City; Nov, G. W. KINGSBURY, LICK HOUSE, Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. + Manager. Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN. —— Convenient to All Car Lines. Modern Hotel Newly Fitted Through: out, — are being made in this popular house, and completed Liek will be no houseon the Pes A Liberal Reward © PAID FOR TH orse belonging to t RETURN OF undersigned bs ys 5 RB relent 1200 pounds, bar ay horse, bow neck, wire cut on front A. D. ALLAN. 19, 1898. R to fit On Broad Street ata bargain. 1 one of the wom this City. best FOR SALE. MRS B. LUTZ’S HOTEL will be sold . doiug’a Bich ‘ba e Hotel is siness, it is \VEDNESDAY nana "SBCRBTAR Sy the Republice mittee . Owing to the their Secretary San Francisco, books and pa were locked up the members 9 the combinatic County Central but little busin this city last ev pen specially « and Secretary f iig upon applic ment of candid and various po ital which were Twelve of the the committee © all the others proxy. Frank 5S. Mor dorsed for As: San Francisco porter in the 8 Abraham Cler gardener at the Wright for dep A vote on th ship resulted Cooks, 6 for . for D. N. Featt action was res McDougald an Mr. Cooke was ‘choice of the pe that Mr. Painte The endorsex the postmaster of the Assembl Secretary of St a lengthy disc that owing the committee mation as to tl the aspirants. The committ ing-next week. ‘DEATH iim B. Vi to ‘William B. 1 dent of Yuba dence of his s« at11 o’clock had lived a fe nave celebrate « The decease tucky, and wa dents of Mar ducted a sto years. He leaves fe B., James R. the latter of ville; two ¢ Clark of Wi Smith of D grand-father Lydia Vine; Nellie G. . Whitesides. Tree since 1& The funere residence, fo Ville, yesterd BRS A Daily Chr Editor Wa ‘home from t Mrs. Olar ifrom her ill “Mrs. S: Fr ‘today to vis Mrs. Dav afternoon a1 the wrist. Mrs. Sher guest of the North San Miss Mau night from Bloomfield Wm. Dah gone to Col will engage Wi The Fou items:. William this week with his b: Work o Roddan’s this week beauty, ar 000. Early t) came to Riechers. py with a in his old “9” Mr. an¢ Mf. Holle ‘Wednesd sad news is critics ‘pected at John € ©. K Da ‘Francisc a native years. s'anding vO. FL J RECEN ‘years tb bat ove than me the proj favor of i,

theres tHeacHtse meroeote ee en oe nn ‘THE TRA . WEDNESDAY.... NOV. 23, 1898. 7 —— e . aniline NSORIPT. ished every evening except Sosaye ‘and Loual Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L, §. CALKINS, HOW THE MONRY WENT, More Candidates In the State Election File Their Accounts. This was the last day for candidates at the late election to file their statements of “éxpenses. In addition to those heretofore mentioned the following are now of record: BE. B. Odell, Populist candidate for Supervisor in the 4th district, paid $2.50 for printing, $3 for two boxes of cigars, $5 to W. Kirkwood for introducing him to voters and $11.75 for "hotel and stable bills. T. P/ Redmayne, Supervisoral candidate on the same ticket,in the 3d district, expended $725 for advertising and $32.75 for hotel bills, stage fare; ball rent and postage. John A. Rapp, Independent candidate for Sheriff, had no other expenses than $15 he paid for advertising. Chas: E. Mulloy, Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace in this township, laid out $13.25 for adver-tising and printing. s J. P. Miller, a Democrat elected constable at Grass Valley, paid $10 for advertising and $1 for hallrent. It did not cost Dr. 5. M. Harris of Grass‘Valley a cent to be elected City Trustee. : William Delbridge, Populist candidate for Administrator, spent $63.10 of _ which the printers got $2460 and the hotel and livery men the rest. E. Northup, candidate for constable of Bridgeport, had no expenses. It cost Supervisor Pridgeon to be elected a $20: contribntion to the county committee, $5 for advertising and $7.50 for “grub” for himself and horse. John McFay’s re-election as Supervisor cost him $46.50, $27 of this going to the county committee and $8 for advertising. Supervisor Wood, also re-elected gave to county committee $20, had a $5 advertising bill and paid $18.10 traveling expenses. J.J. Jackson used $296.90 in elect ioneering for -the office of County Treasurer, Sheriff Getchell’s re-election cost him $336.77 and it would have cost him more had he not owned a horse. Thos. W. Carroll who ran for Marshall of Grass Valley spent $28. George Perkins, for Grass Valley, spent nothing. er. Trustee of BALDWIN Graphic Sto Believed That a Number of Persons Perished. Mit:ton Dollars. San Francisco, November 28d.—The Baldwin hotel was. destroyed by fire this morning. One man lost. his life, in the ruins.~ $2,000,000. At 3:30 o’clock this morning an alarm of fire was turned in from the hotel.)} A second alarm was turned in five minuter later, followed by a third. It is supposéd the conflagration had its origin on the Ellis street side of the building. It spread rapidly and inside of five minutes the entire upper floor part of the building wherein the Baldwin Theater is situated was also a fiery furnace, and a plain view of the inte-: rior was to be had from Market street. The hotel was filled with guests. In a short time escape by the stairway was shut off and at many windows men and women appeared in their night clothes, calling piteously for firemen to rescue them. Above them the entire roof was ablaze, flames leaping high into the heavens. Thousands of people crowded the streets cheering the police and firenien as they proceeded in their work of rescuing the guests. The widow of: Senator Mahoney was carried from one of the upper stories and lowered to the ground in an unconscious condition. A man by the name~ of Frank Noon leaped from the fifth story on theMarket street side to the pavement below, striking in his descent telegraph wires, and thus escaping without injury. At 4:15 the firemen had made no ? progress in checking the flames. while others were’ burned and buried . j ap tel building. fore BURNED TODAY. . em to the street. ry of the Big Building’s Destruction. Among the many narrow escapes and . the Workmen and Red Men. heroic rescues was’ that of two sisters who-were asleep. Policeman Murphy . and Ed. Nathan went to Marysville towent into the building and found the. day. They said they were going huntwomen in an unconscious condition} ing, but did not take any guns. The Property Loss Will Reach Two. ®nd carried th At 5:15 the entire Market-street front . Valley the jury at four o’clock this of the building wasin ruins and tim-. morning returned a verdict findidg bers were falling into the street. There. McCormick alias Anderson guilty of was no hope of saving the property,. battery on DanBaldwin. The convictand the firemen became centain that. ed man is ordered to appear for sentthey would not permit the blaze to. ence this evening. pread to the surrounding buildings. There was an explosion at 5:20 o’clock . called the Smartsville. Assembly has n the storeroom of 930 Market street,! been organized with Dr. Holbrook as The loss is estimated at . and Fire Marshal Towne, who had en-. “speaker.” It meets Monday nights in tered the building to see what he could . Masonic hall. do in the way of fighting the fire, was. bill providing the whipping post for blown into the street and badly shaken . wife beaters and drunkards was inThe fire at 5:25 o’clock had worked to the ground onthe Market-street side of . — the building and it was seen that there was no chance to save the many stores . 4.091) who used to superintend the located on the ground floor of the ho-. wo. Harmony mine at this city, was At 5:30 a, m.the flame’ were pouring was a mass of roaring flames, That. in a torrent from the front entrance of} ypteers who have gone to Manilla. She the Baldwin Theatre. The whole Baldwin block is now a total wreck. No idea can be formed of the number of people who lost their lives. Fine Fat Young Turkeys. ‘Raffle going one very night at Lammon Brothers’ saloon. Try your luck. nl9-tf MeCORMICK CONVICTED. Today's News From the Lower Part of The County. The little daughter of a painter named Scooney is down with diphtheria. . Sheb Huckins and Corporal Schwonover arrived yesterday from Vancouver Barracks. There will be a Thanksgiving social tomorrow evening at the Methodist Church in Penn Valley. Alfred Phillips died of pneamonia yesterday afternoon. He belonged to J. C.'Lyrrell of the Tidings-Telegraph In Justice Green’s court ‘at Grass “At Smartsville a literary society At the last meeting a troduced and defeated. taal ~ Married a Pennsylvanian. Miss May McOall, daughter of “Jack” married in San Francisco recently to the Surgeon of the Pennsylvania volis a most prepossessing young lady. 7 Chances of Directors in the Old Gravel Mining Company. made in the board of directors and . yesterday afternoon 36,000 of the 40,. sented. C. Maxwell, tire new board, composed of. J. Ww. C. Mooser, were elected. J. W. C. Maxwell was elected president and Joseph H. Mooser secrotasy, the latter who had served many years as assistant to! to the latter’s positon. L. L. Myers was re-elected superintendent. ——+-10+The City Push Too Strong. The defeat of R. H. Turner of this city as a candidate for the Secretaryship of the State Miners Association was a keen disappointment to the delegates-from the principal mining section . of the-State. The Bay wire-workers were altogether to slick for the hardy gold-diggers. TAR NORTA BLOOMFIELD. . THE SIMPLEST CURE FOR INDIGESTION, pirate . As Well as the Safest and Cheapest. The new medical discovery, Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, digest ‘the feo8 inThe death of Henry Pichoir, late se¢stead of making the worn out retary and general manager of the . dovall the work, give it a much needed North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Com. vast, and a cure of dyspepsia is the pany, has caused some changes to be) jatural result. You get nourishment and rest at the staff of officers. Ata special meeting .ame time because these Tablets will of the stockholders in San Francisco thoroughly digest all wholesome food pre into the stomach whether the 000 shares of capital stock were repre. .¢omach works or not. ltain to result because the digestive The old directors, composed of J. w.! organs are given a chance to rest and Thomas. Brown, A. J-' recover their natural vigor and tone. Bowie, .A. Borel and the late Henry . e Tablets are then no longer rePichoir, retired, and almost aD @N-\ quired. To show the manner in which the Maxwell, Sidney V. Smith, J. Downey . »emedy acts on different people and Harvey, James M. Allen and Joseph H. . how quickly and effectually it curés stomach troubles we present a few recent cases. one box of Stuart’s want, I suffered three i stomach and gas at night. Lam thankful for them. Mrs. writes: I think The Best to Be Had. Mr. B. B’s unexcelled, cleanly made, fine quality cider vinegar, at 40 cents Going to Corea. Thomas Woon of this city has returned from the Summit where he has been superintending a mine. He expects to leave in a few days for Corea, Japan, to take-charge of a property there. : Will Nominate. stock. in the Holiday -Novelties MRS. F. A. GOURLEY Has a fine line of Holiday Novelties for sale Stover Building, Broad Street, Which she will open FRIDAY, NOY. 28th, and cordially invites the readers of the TRANSCRIPT to call around and see he n23-lm At the meeting of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters tomorrow evening Every member is requested to be present. ; nominations will be made for officers. . ‘native daughters—sweet and boiled ‘cider, are fairly and squarely in the {race with him. So say the judges, and : we declare all bets off. It ~2ee Thanksgiving at the National. lof the finest Thanksgiving dinners in —_———— the printers $31 and every body else $23 E. B. Power’s expenses for the campaign were $216, but he got the District Attorneyship. George W. Beard did not spend anything running for Justice of the Peace in Bridgeport. It cost J.8. Holbrook $17.25 to get that office in Nevada. Richard Dillion for Constable of Nevada did not spend anything and he scratched in by a vote. _¥. L. Arbogast for County Clerk managed to get rid of $240.60. Henry Daniels laid out $126.10 in getting the Coronership. Henry Schroeder invested $340 in the rope broke and the poor fellow was dashed to death. W.J. English was taken from a fifthstory window just as he was about to leap from the flames. At 4:15 the roof of the building fell in with a fearful crash. At 4:40 the entire Powell-street front of the hotel had commenced to blaze. Flames were issuing from every window, and the block on the west side instantly became endangered. With two streams playing on the roof of the Baldwin on Market street’ there was IN A— Eighteen People! Uniform Band! Superb Orchestra! Return of the Favorites NEVADA THEATER, Week Beginning Monday, Nov. 28th, 1898. Repertoire of Popular New Plays, Prices: 10, 20, 30 Cents. Seats at Foley’s. n23-4t . $1.00 Only She Come and see campaign. Nearly a third of this went nothing sons te beans. to the printers. ee Michell the Rain Maker. Prof. John Michell, the dancing master, is entitled to the thanks and gratitude of our people for bringing a season of rain which’ éverybody was praying for, but knew not how to produce, Mr. Michell with his usual public spirit stepped in and announced a party for Thanksgiving eve which he at the time knew would cause the clouds to gather and to give us a downpour, but would not dampen our desire for a good time to-night. The rain in the past week has brought millions of dollars to the State and Nevada county in particular, and itis due Mr. Michell that we turn out in force tonight and make his party the success ofthe season, Let everybody go and shake hands with the great rain maker. —~-+ e@e The. whirligig--of -time’ is curiously illustrated by the fact brought out by some painstaking investigator that 100 years re when President McKinley’s greatuncle, Francis, i Treland, in’ the English 1 free tier him was Captain Hanna father of Senator Hanna. pare cael to the street, with great velocity. to return. ished.” Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters in the Postoffice at Nevada from Alaska. His skull was crushed remaining : City, November 23 and death immediately followed. C. K. Kadmah, Deputy Sheriff of Burns, Jackso Binks fee nm Alameda county, escaped in his night Clemens, Mand clothes minus his money, jewelry and Doole y, rank clothes, 08, . Manuel At 5 o’cl os a e ef o’clock the sides of the building =i per, Wm. H. Jr. on Powell street began to fall into the Hiscox, leving M. street, scattering the blazing embers Mk a Mrs. Phoebe all along that thoroughfare for a block. earnan, O. OC. : —— im 0. The entire top block was ablaze and Peters, Mies Addie was fast being eaten up by the flames. Ralston, Mrs. Dorothy Large bay windows were rapidly Taylor, Miss Jennie. coming down and the police and fire. ff not called for in fiftee i tame will he sent 16 the nee Bare Nets . men swept the people from the sidefice. Parties calling for f thone. W2!ks on the opposite side of the _ letters will please say Gakenetios and . Street to save loss of life. The same pay a fee of one cent for each letter. {Condition at once develdped in Ellis ae J.-E. CARR, Postmaster. . street. ” At 4:50 the cupola, corner of Powell and Market, toppled over into the sea of fire with a crash. The entire front’ on Powell street had been swaying, and the police and firemen were kept busy trying to force back the crowd who were in danger of the now weakening walls. There was a tremendous scurrying of firemen when the burning mass of timbers came tumbling At the corner of Powell and Ellis streets great timbers and sheets of tin from the roof came down A. H. Christie, of Milwaukee, was on the fifth floor. He crawled along the cornice through the flames clear to the Powell street side and then was forced Firemen eventually tescued _himfrom -his--dizzy position; Christie was nearly suffocated. He said: “I am sure that many people were caught in their rooms and _ perThe name of the man who jumped to the sidewalk and was taken to the hospital is believed to be Mayer, a miner FOR SALE. House, Lot and Barn, On Piety Hill, Nevada City. The house is a-new st built and conveniently ‘arranged, thet contains an acre and a half j ther particulars ies sue Notice to Taxpayers, THE TAXES ON ALL personal property secured b real estate, and one-half of the taxes on all real property was due on the Second Monday in October, 1898, and becomes delinquent on the Last Monday in November thereafter at ¥ oe: m., and: unless paid prior thereto, 1 rc will be added to ‘the amount thereof, and if said one-half be not paid before the Last Monday in April, 1899, at 6 lhe remaining one-half of the taxes on real property will be payable on and after the First Monday in January, 1899,and will be delinquent on the Last Monday in April next thereafter, at 6 o’clock p. m., and unless paid prior thereto, « per cent will be added to the amount thereof. All axes may be paid at is due if so desired. Tax Collector.

Nevada City, November 21, 1898. ¥Y. November 29th and 3oth, o’clock p. m., an additional 5]: per cent will be added thereto. . : 5 . 4S BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY the time the first installment And As Cheap As Pine Taxes payable at the Coun-. All modern houses finished with it ty Treasury on Broad st seececee Nevada City, Cal. Soy rect, . THE re aie Tne MILL : B. F. SNELL, Ciigci . Geeks a TOWLE BROS. CO. Each. This elegant Antique Oak Dining Chair, Cane Seat, Gloss Finish, for One Dollar. During the next 30 days we will offer special inducements for the _Holidav ‘trade. both in goods and Our Holiday Stock of Chairs, Desks, Combination Cases, etc., Has been ordered and is now arriving. the New Goods. LEGG & SHAW CO. Methodist Bazar TO BE HELD Tuesday and Wednesday, IN THE Church Baseinent A FINE LOT GF FANCY WORK FOR SALE. Interesting Musical and Literary Program Each Evening. TUESDAY EVENING— per, from 5 t6 7:30. Citcken Sup per, from 5 to 7:30 o’slock. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. ——_I8s—— SEQUOIA, pes = ieee WEDNESDAY EVENING—Pasty Sup-. ORDINANCE NO. 144; N_ ORDINANCE DETERM A the public interest and pote ll BP ir City of Nevada, demand the construction of a public sewer system, the costs of which will be in : ploy 1 excess of its ordinary annual in-: The Board of T — a petals aa tohiouer ae Cine of Be onl. Itis hereby deter Soaen of Trustees of the City ot heres fhe ‘ oe pulls tntereet of the said city demands uctio seyrer ayetom, fo “4 boa 4 ee of a public on 2. atthe cost of tion and acquisition of caid pata ree svmemn B sis be a greatto be paid out of the sala elty. nnual income and revenue of the section 3. This ordinance sk tahed. gy Same ig the rk, hey ‘ SCRIPT, a daily newspa lished in said cit ap oP a the 18th day of Icoeeba ian eee assed and adopted by the follow Phew 0 e following vote: pet ak aes pl — Gault; J aokeon, Rector J. J. JACKSON Attest: P. i (Seal.} T. H. CARE Clark.” wa eee’, hal ppeored by me this tph ey of Novem. J. JACKSON i President of the Board of © n21 of the City of Nevada, Califone The Leading Flour Tomorrow evening from 5:15 to 7:30 o’clock the’National hotel will serve one the history of that popular house. The bill of fare wilk embrace the best of everything that the markets afford. it or th ppaing d po ged t netics and at the pith . pepsia 1 ever took. . was. Mr. J. O. Wondly of Peoria, Ills., writes: I was unable to eat anything “. the late Henry Pichoir, being promoted . pyt the plainest food and even that often distressed me, but since using Tcan eat anything and everything I Mrs. Samuel Kepple of Girty, Pa., writes; I have been entirely relieved of my stomach troubles by your tablets. A. E. Bowen, Banard, Vt. Tablets are the best thing for dysthem to anyone troubled as bad as I ; Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will wot per gallon—the best to be had. Will disappoint because they ace. Dyspepgive all those who use it a beaming, sia surely and lastingly by causing the smiling face. His two lovely sisters— . 444 to be properly assimilated, and cure constipation by pr, proper quantity of bile. §¢ druggists at 50 cents Send for free book on eases to Stuart Co., Marshall, . omach and a free hot ‘lunch ’ Raffle Every Night. G0) There will be raffle, Tom and J further notice at George Allen’s Hy. draulic Saloon on Main stree Scores around and havea good time. ee £: Gr Fresh Comb A cure is cerHoney. Just received by Gaylord & Son, 4t saloon. ———-—+ +e Crop Prunes. If he Turkey Raffie Every night at Lammon Brothers’ n 19-tf Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Ask your Grocer for Smrrn’s New has not got them come to WM. H. Surrn’s Grocery Srorp — fee will find plenty. « Dyspepsia Tablets W. iH. Sura. Always the: Best, For the best value in Suits and Over: coats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor, 4 Free Lunch Tonight At Lammon Brothers saloon, coruer Broad and Pine streets. ni9-tf, years with sour Stuart’s Dyspepsia . UNDERTAK I will recommend Parlors, Broad Sreet, Strict attention to all Lady attendant. Geo. Richardson, : AND . # # EMBALMER. Reina Tele ESTRELA EO EYRE TT RTE PTET ER opposite City Hall ry. calls, day or night. phone, West 8. Extra Long CORSET ee UL YVUToTTs, Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Ladies, Respectfully, MAHER @ CO. 2 bales Anderson Muslin world for 5 cents a yard. MAHER & GO. DISPLAY. ec50o eco Ladies—This day we placed in our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading style of the present day. Corsets. We carry the best soc Corset in the market. call and see this display. » 36 inch wide and SEND FOR SOME. t : the best in the nality ‘. The prettiest SHOR is weakest. The makers way of STRENGTH and For LADIES, MEN Wg have FOOL WEA : ‘both STYLISH DURABLE. 9" All kinds of You Will Find Plenty of OrigiSHOES > But whatis of more importance COMFORT and DURABILTY. combining BEAUTY and we hay : Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City, In Our Grand improvements cific Coast. @ ud to not always the have found a red rece IPTION— b od CHILDREN _ Nevada City; Nov, G. W. KINGSBURY, LICK HOUSE, Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. + Manager. Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN. —— Convenient to All Car Lines. Modern Hotel Newly Fitted Through: out, — are being made in this popular house, and completed Liek will be no houseon the Pes A Liberal Reward © PAID FOR TH orse belonging to t RETURN OF undersigned bs ys 5 RB relent 1200 pounds, bar ay horse, bow neck, wire cut on front A. D. ALLAN. 19, 1898. R to fit On Broad Street ata bargain. 1 one of the wom this City. best FOR SALE. MRS B. LUTZ’S HOTEL will be sold . doiug’a Bich ‘ba e Hotel is siness, it is \VEDNESDAY nana "SBCRBTAR Sy the Republice mittee . Owing to the their Secretary San Francisco, books and pa were locked up the members 9 the combinatic County Central but little busin this city last ev pen specially « and Secretary f iig upon applic ment of candid and various po ital which were Twelve of the the committee © all the others proxy. Frank 5S. Mor dorsed for As: San Francisco porter in the 8 Abraham Cler gardener at the Wright for dep A vote on th ship resulted Cooks, 6 for . for D. N. Featt action was res McDougald an Mr. Cooke was ‘choice of the pe that Mr. Painte The endorsex the postmaster of the Assembl Secretary of St a lengthy disc that owing the committee mation as to tl the aspirants. The committ ing-next week. ‘DEATH iim B. Vi to ‘William B. 1 dent of Yuba dence of his s« at11 o’clock had lived a fe nave celebrate « The decease tucky, and wa dents of Mar ducted a sto years. He leaves fe B., James R. the latter of ville; two ¢ Clark of Wi Smith of D grand-father Lydia Vine; Nellie G. . Whitesides. Tree since 1& The funere residence, fo Ville, yesterd BRS A Daily Chr Editor Wa ‘home from t Mrs. Olar ifrom her ill “Mrs. S: Fr ‘today to vis Mrs. Dav afternoon a1 the wrist. Mrs. Sher guest of the North San Miss Mau night from Bloomfield Wm. Dah gone to Col will engage Wi The Fou items:.. William this week with his b: Work o Roddan’s this week beauty, ar 000. Early t) came to Riechers. py with a in his old “9” Mr. an¢ Mf. Holle ‘Wednesd sad news is critics ‘pected at John € ©. K Da ‘Francisc a native years. s'anding vO. FL J RECEN ‘years tb bat ove than me the proj favor of i,