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November 26, 1900 (4 pages)

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Perens rue TRANSORIPT. TISUDDEN DEATH OF. _ A VETERAN SHERIFF. issaed Every Boning, Sundays Excepted [aT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, WRESTLE B wit i LION. i Cowboys.. Three Tonto Basin cowboys proved BROWN « CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : es i ean pear wet ever killed near Globe, Arizona. “The . Theater next Tuesday and Wednesday he ee ee eee Thomas Cunningham Expires > FES rr ease sictheek, Tends: Batell. evedinga, Harel set ancenee tia Bal and A. O. Harer, were riding the range. son Cineograph Ov. of New York will. near Salome creek, thirty miles nofth. give a true to life iets ga of this poiat. Schell had the only fire. geeat Fitzsimmons-Jeffries contest, as By Carrier, ‘s 12 tee Per Week . y Delivered toany part of the city. Morn . 8 = at Tuttletown. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0, BOX B Rn MONDAY .....-.+ NOUV. 26, 1900 of San Joaquin county,. died morning at Tuttletown. GORTON'S MINSTRELS, They Will Appear at r at the Theater Here Saturday Night. Gorton’s gold band minstrels, direct from the East in a new program, will ing for Jamestown. perform at the theater here Saturday feeling well, and was much ‘worse when he arrived at the hoknocked him aside with a blow from evening. They are known from Maine tel. to California; from the Gulf of Mexico to Lake Michigan, and.the-public cannot be hoodwinked. They travel in their own commodious parlor buffet car, carry the finest concert band of to evil doers. : any road company; their entertainment is always enjoyable because it is clean, wholesome and refreshing, ex-. 11. Northern District of California. cellent music, dancing and clever characterizations of the Southern plantation negro as given by these artist is a . treat. All the players are white men, Mr. Cunningham attended TAMESTOWN Nov. 26.—Thos. Cunnin ps ex-Sheriff . one cartridge for it. "The cowboys JA . ¢. ; routed the lion out of some rocks and. move from start to finish of that suddenly at five o’clock this} ode after it to rope it’ if possible: . citing encounter of the great ie Before arriving at. his destination he complained of not. shot. As they approached he came to He-died when he was being assisted in the hotel. Mr, Cunningham was a very efficient officerand a terror. 5.4 Hubbard, who is possessed of exHe was. to receive the Esoceuiaiant of U.S. Marshal for. the same time seized the’hind feet, week and was apparently i in good health. Schell tried a 200-yard shot and knockrode up and dismounted, to find the lion bad only been stunned by the his feet and jumped at Schell, who the butt of the rifle. The enormous cat then jumped upon Hubbard, crunching the man’s left arm and badly lacerating his body with its claws. ceptional strength, caught the beast by the throat and a front foot, Schelt at while Harer ran in and cut the lion’s throat with a small knife. Though the the Miners’ Convention last. lion undoubtedly® had been weakened by the’ bullet wound, the men consider themselves: fortunate to have escaped Terrible Experience ance of Three hve The tiutinae nate Fight . 1 the themselves victors in a wrestling con-. City, and’ the opportunity will no test with the largest mountain lion . doubt be improved by everyone at the in the a rifle, and had only. taken at the ringside at Qoney Islpehapcleed pny ' and, Jane. 9th, 1899, showing 6 ed the lion over, apparently dead, with . been made by Fitzsimmons since the Mr. Cunningham left Robinson’ s ferry early this morn-. a bollet through its neck. The three. fight that he. was dragged in the 8rd} 2 3 and it is conceded that nobody can bé ua successful in a negro part as a white man. The negro generally overdoes it, and in many cases he does it to such an extent that the pesformance becomes tiresome, but not sv. with the. /at 6:30.0’clock this morning. clever performers of this show; their work all through is new, mirth ‘provoking and artistic. This is a great minstrel company that has no occasion }. to resort to ungentlemanly, unprofess. ional and unbusinesslike methods to obtain the patronage of the public, but stands solely ‘and squarely upon its merits. Tickets now on sale at Foley’s. MORE COPPER MINES BONDED Clark Syndicate Secures a Dozen More Nevada Properties, . Messrs. Snedaker and Shear, the experts representing the Olark syndicate that has become so largely interested in the copper mines of this district, have been engaged since their arrival here last week in surveying the boundaries of the claims already acjuired and in addition have bonded about'a dozen more. The new acquisitions are the Famous and Bully Boy, owned by John Weber; the August, owned by P. ©. Weber and. Thomas Rockhill; the Boss of Nevada, owned by Mrs. Magnusonand-Thomas~ Rockhill, and the Turkey, Spion Kop and Last Hope, owned by Thomas Rockhill. We un“ derstand that the bonds are to run for one year and involve the performance of considerable development work, while the ultimate price to be paid aggregates nearly $20,000. In addition to these properties, five or six claims belonging to R. A. Riepe have been tied up. Altogether this syndicate now holds nearly forty claims in this district, the greater portion of them adjoining and making one immense group, on which development work is being pushed in several places. About twenty-five men are now employed, and this force will without doubt be iacreased as room is made for them.— White Pine News, eee +Bargains in Clocks. Hartung Bros, theenterprising watch and clock makers, have on exhibition at their store a number of fine mantel clocks. They will be sold at greatly reduced prices during this week. Oall around and see them. The tirm’s new advertisement in this issue will be found interesting reading —_—_—_—_—_—— State or Oni0, Crry oF ToLEDo, Lucas County, « Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he 8 senior partner of the firm of F. J. CuEney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and Peay aforesaid, and that said firm will the sum of ONE HUNDRED D ia LARS foreach and every case of OaTARRH that cannot be cured by the use of Hatx’s CaTarrH Cure FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me ard subscribed AD, resence, this 6th my. pr Disa day of. De-. cember, A. A. W.GLEASON, , N otary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Oure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces ‘of the system Send gs eee free.: J. OHENEY & CO., Toledo, O sold by Druggiste, 7150. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. we NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, Notice is herby given that the time for making sewer connections will expire February 15,1901. About 350 connections have already been made, leaving over une-half the houses still not connected. . Property owners are notified that it is the injeatian of the Board to enforce the ordinance in regard to sewer connections, and that . the time will not be extended beyond ~February 15th, 1900. Nevada City, Oal., Nov. 8th, 1900, B. 8. Recor, President. Srpney Pzarp, Clerk. Cuas. W. Hix. J.J. Gsenc _ ALEX, Gauur. nl0 +o Will Entertain the Whist Club. George CG. Gaylord will entertain the Excelsior Whist Club at his home on “Broad -street, at 8:30 o’clock this even~ Dunsmuir, Nov. 26.—There was a head end collision between the north bound passenger train and a light engine It occurred on a-sharp curve just above the town,Fireman Green had his foot crushed. The passengers were uninjured. e ——_———~ BRIBRLY STATED. tans at Should Interest Everybody — ~~ Something New Byery Day. For Life Insurance see T. B Gray. Mince neat in bulk, at Scadden’s. tf For first-class plumbing go to Howell. Suiitt Oyster cocktails nik 10 cents at Foley’s. "ditt Edge Porter én Halt and Half at-Tom’s Place. a23 Fresh currants raising and citron jest in at Sigourney’s. : tf Good Vanilla Extract ie rare. You ean get it at Vinton’s. * tf Triumph Hames, 16 cents per pound at Sigourney’s. Try them. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf A boy wanted to learn the. printing trade. Apply at the Transorier office. If you want a good carpet cheap read Snell & Fleming’s prices in their ad. tf For.cold storage. meats go to Grissel ‘Bros.’ and you are sure to get the best. You will get strong if you také Beef Iron and Wine with Celery. Vinton sells it. . tf Fresh cranberries 2 quarts for,25 cents and 8 lbs. of prunes. for 25 cents at Sigourhey’s. tf . Work in the second: degree will be conferred by Nevada:Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M., Wednesday evening, November 28th. ~~, td The Miners’ Foundry is putting ina big gate at the Campbell mine today.= . Palestine Clover.is.the -most delicate and lasting odor-made. You .can get it at VinTon’s, . Fresh Olympia’ Oyster Cocktails‘ made to order by W. J. Britland. First.of the season. : tf Cof-Farin, the great substitute for coffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo ©. Gaylord & Son’s. tt: The public can procure finé raspH. Lehr at all times. n29-tf Five barrels of the nicest mince meat ever brought into this market ‘just received at P. G. Scadden’s. tf Art ‘series writing tablets are the latest in stationery.A beautiful photo etching with each tablet, At VinTon’s. Phe time is drawing near when you will have to make youre sewer connections. Howell does the best of work . . and he will treat you with fairness. :tf If you should desire anything in the drinking line you sbould call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort in town and you are always given fair. treatment. tf will be fair tonight and tomorrow. The. Grotto has the bear they purchased recently, on exhibition in a cage at the saloon. tal Seriously Ill. Z. P. Davis, an old-time resideat of this city, is lying at the point of death at:his home on Spring street. Last Saturday he was coming out of his shop and slipped and fell, injuring bis Oe Memorial Exercises. The lodge of Elks of this city will ‘hold annual memorial exercises atthe Methodist church next Sunday after noon at 8 o’clock, , gt are invited to attend, — Goods for the Holidays. eee ‘ W. D. Vinton is ou coolatind st large stock of handsome goods. ‘suitable -for the. holiday trade. He has selected this stock with care and will. surely suit your taste if you should call and} examine the stock. Prices to suit*the {GRASS VALLEY GLEANINGS. berry and strawberry plants from T. : ‘DPhe--weather~-prediction.is_. that. iL.. right hip severely. He has carried on “Delicacies of the Season, a gunsmith shop for many years and is known to most of our people, 4“ Oape Cod Cranberries, Selected Doings of the People of Our Sister City As Told Over the Telephone, There is another new case of smallpox bere today. The 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and Frank Jones of Massachusets Hill is the victim. Samuel Richards, aged 26 years, died this morning from consumption. He leaves’ a mother, Mrs Wm. Best, one brother and a sister. The funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon under
the auspices of the Foresters of America. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weissbein have returned from the Hawaai Islands. The gentleman’s health is much improved. A marriage license has been issued to George Perkins Jr. and Miss Reita Siddles, both of Grass Valley. This is the outcome of the seduction case. ! Personal Mention. A. A. Entrican came up from Williams this afternoon. ry W. B. Gerks is ap from Marysville. W.1L. Mobley came down from North Bloomfield today. Ohas. Phelps came down from Phelps Hill today. Dave Johnson came down from the Spanish mine today. James McOluskey returned . last evening from San Francisco. ; M. H. Gyle, who has been here on a visit, returned this afternoon to San Francisco, ‘Col, Boyle left this afternoon for Virginia City, after being here a few days on mining business “Mrs. Orall and daughters came over from North San Juan this afternoon. Ed -Crall-is over from North San Juan, + s00~ Superior Court, The following business was trans‘acted in the Superior Court today: Estate of G. W. Cunningham, deceased. Order setting apart the estate for the use of the widow. Estate of Peter Purcell, deceased. Order setting apart the personal property for the use of ‘the widow. The faster a man’ 8 pace-the more likely he is to be overtaken by the minions of the law. ~The nights in “Greenland are six months long, but, fortunately.there are no cata. in that country. “The girl who is stapid,ugly, penniless and: good poesesses the four cardinal points of genuine misery. Lots of men speud half their time complaining of life’s brevity and the other half in trying to kill time. ~— “He gives twice who gives quickly,” says the proverb, but you will please observe that the rapid paying teller never gives you twice the face value of a check,—Chicago News. yor Queen-Olives and other Thanksgiving raisins, mince meats and plum pud ding, all of which go to make up a firsts class Thankegizing. sane, at Gaylord & Son’s. n22-tf Situation * Wanted. A steady, industrious boy, aged fifteen years, wants to work for his board and go to school. Leave vont at the Transonirt office, —-_—. tf a : : At San Francisco, November 10, 1900, to the wife of T, B. Harris,a daughter, delicacies, such as citron, currants,. with their lives. The lion skin measures 9 feet 10 inches from tip to tip. Why Is It? One of the wonders from this distance is why the French people have gone so wild over Oom: Paul. In the abstract he is not cutting a great world figure. He has not justified the early prognostication of a heroic character in a homely setting. At the crucial time he did not develop fine stuff in his make-up. He even ran away. The French may be moved by their hatred for England or their long immunity from hysterics. In either case they are scarcely understandable. oon ee The Finest. of Mince Pies. You do not need to worry about mak ing mince pies, when you can procure them at A. Gault’s bakery for 25 cents apiece. The best inthe land. n251w Tuesday Evening, November. 27, Musical Program After Supper. ADMISSION, sce to CENTS TURKEYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AH ‘GUEY Will open up at his old place on Pine street on MONDAY. NEXT, and will be prepared to furnish you with chickens to order. He will also have Turkeys for the holidays. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at all times. CHICKENS TO ORDER AT ANY TIME. Dancing School. ‘. bhaman. ‘ * GRAND . I Hew Enjand Dinu . @7o0re.. —TO BE cave BY ae Grase,Valley.: Ladies’ Beneficent Society) ] PHoTocRaPHs 7 : Se ree PLEASE —OF THE— CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH PICTURE FRAMES MADE 70 ORDER I frame all kinds of pictures Odd ea Hall, with eetiatio jadgment. oN * ‘Theater Tuesday and Wednesday. As is well-known, the assertion has round, the pictures as they are dépicted on the huge canvas, would to the onlooker almost bear out his atateimportant rounds of the Sharkey-Jeffries mill will be given and also scenes taken from the Galveston flood, Adailesion Sota, chara’ seater:THE GOOD OF OF LAUGHTER, bpgrams Upon the no HoalthGling Qualtties of Mirth. . At the recent banquet of the National Wholesale Druggists’ Association in Chicago, the Rev. Frank Orane compared the respective remedical qualities of laughter. Man is the only animal that was made to laugh, and, as science teaches that laugh is sure boon to health, it is a sin for us to substitate exoesslre ieelbsean ing for laughter. Laughter increases the blood circula. tion, = It enlarges the heart. ' ‘Jt expands the lungs. It jiggers the diaphragm. spleen. : I once knew & man who laughed so much that when he died they had to cut his liver out and kill it with a club. Beware of theologians who have no sense of mirth—they are not repeat Keep your chin up. Don’t take your troubles to bed with you—hang them on a chair with: your trousers or drop them in a “ of water with your teeth. Short Order Restaurant The undersigned have reopened the restaurant in the Mills building on gn me . street, fon wie give strict atten ation to short orders, nejuding Tamales, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Mrs, Steffans & Urs, Duran. — NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA OITY,. JAS. GHIVELL. Lessee. UN é w oe tally mg TA hbme-like plachnabent nave ities nice rooms; electric lights. Ladivs and geutieman’s dancing school every Wedneaday evening, and children’s dancing school eyery Saturday a‘ternoon, by Prof, Michell. tf a Sas spat n te evant * LEGG € SHAW: Co“NEVADAICITY, CAL, by a btreét: car in San Francisco, re‘again urges” ‘the ne turned home last evening. He is still ough reorganization of t ". quite sore, but he will be all right in ‘@. for the enlargement A treat. will be afforded to Nevada. few deys. It was a narrow escape . army to atleast one m that Ethel, the young daughter of Mrs. Charles Gallagher, was ill with the smallpox. This is a mistake, as it is merely 8 case of — pox. for everywhere, It is the drink of the people. Some of his epigrams were wnat: a It promotes the diecdlatiqn of the}: ene Bar FOLEY’S, . esoosesoe ‘Has Returned Home. a Obarles £. Malloy, alloy, who ‘was struck . from inetant death. thousand of our pop very emphatic in decle A Case of Chickenpox. have not enough reg ae home. . Imhis own. w It was reported on the streets tcday has been eo much redus ba hak: present time there a enough troops to properl , man the fortifications erected on the sea coast. tan iture of nearly $55,000,000 Jesse. Moore ve whiskey is called y Now’s the Tim : ~ A woman in cgeess deal better than} Going into business: lite wwithout a good }her neighbor, and what is more, she handwriting, is like going to war withont knows it. arifie, Young man, young y; arm your. selves for business life. . Now is the best For the finest pres teas you should call. time. Join the class this eronion at the ment. In addition to this the most] on Frank Taylor, he sells the.best. 1t schoolhouse. 7 p.m. 0, ¥. Dar _ aiblw baci reste What you will find at . MAHER & CO. =: . "'T'e-DAY . See ine 4 ‘See Window! Coats, Capes and Furs. * Ladies, we are selling lots of these goods.and we want every lady to see our line. It will be worth’ your while. A new lot just arrived, F Dress Goods. Today you can get a nice dress at the Big Store for very little money and you can have lots of new ones to choose from. Let us see you at our Dress Goods Counter. Dress Trimmings. — After you buy the dress you will want something to trim it with. The Big Store has some nice things in these goods, such as AllOver Laces, Gold and White Yokings, New Gold Braids, Etc., in fact anything that you will need. Kid Gloves. All we need to say is, “We have them—you know the kind.» We have ‘another big lot of those $1.00 kind--the kind that we fit to your hand, and the kind that Maher & Co, guarantee. Your neighbors wear these goods. You had better try a pair, a New Neck Wear for Ladies, Don’t Miss Seeing It. Respectfully, IVE ADEE ESEE ch €20. cnn es Millinery Opening — For more than twenty years this establishment-has been noted for its display of FINE MILLINERY _each season, but this Fall surpasses all others. CZ 6 MISS TETRAU has just. returned from San Francisco, with a Fine Line of Beautiful French Pattern Hats. Ladies call and see the beautiful?goods. W. H. + CRA Oe rOYs STER a COCKTAILS 10 Cents: 13 Commercial Street. eoea 7 in bed and read * with them. JAS. KINKEAD 3 , “Hiss them In stook, and invites ‘He has also on hand a . “21 te graone t0 call and tnipact then * Window Shades, All Golors and Kinds. teccerenessesecensessess oe GOLD! . GOLD! . & HEE HATS OF GOLD ! TIES OF GOLD! . eies EXcett Spt ae novelties. Notice the new styles of gold hats ‘i ' ; me <notmeatae ey OW, omen — eee eed ¢ ’ ——— E You tai he down “ .