October 12, 1897 (4 pages)

Satin 3 Obles ind $15 Ee leasure Resor ur Baths. r their medict. ia; Malaria r Troubles, i Skin Dismsend St orning at 8:15 Same day, : , Manager, nly ard! sctric Power 2 reward for d to the ary and all parnterfering in ner with the in either of ry. on there will ir. wires, and em do so at i SaBia, JR. nty Electric Ss ALEN’S halation, ladelphia, Pa. itism, igia, ous Disorders. INLY GENUINE ment, thatof Drs, ific adjustment of Nitrogen MAGNET80 condensed and all over the world. than twenty years been treated, and s have used it, and ificant fact. gs. do, by creating ting one organ at L\requiring a second fects of the first, revitalizer, renewng the whole body. med by numerous r book of 200 pases, ion of the patients; re given, and you ‘informa ion. atmeut has given. crupulous persons; -: ations Ccmpound ! y our testimonials. ita, to recommend : it amy substance; » ad called Com. -1T8 MODE OF } the title of a new by Drs. Starkey d& quirers full inforie curative agent, resin a wide range them after being hy*icians. Will be on applicetion, Sate. . APPLY AT W. ore. ji-ti one visit. N 37TH YEAR—NO, 11434 NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. LE LLL LOE IIIT TE LL IT TT TES THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every even’ xcept Sundays and owas H “t “by BROWN & CALKINS, . Minor Kotes and Comments of Local N. P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS. A BiG LAWSUIT. Tahoe Ice Company. The tria) of the case of Thos. MeoAuley. against the Tahoe Ice Company ing. Ex-Superior Judge Walling is plaintiff’s attorney, while Ex-District Attor-. Shaw Company are painting the exney Ford and George A. Knight are de-. terior of their stores. : Nevada City continues to keep in visiting Mrs. S. Heath at French CorB.F. Wiley, J. A. Craig, E. ©. Fisher: . front place as the banner gold mining : John Ferrall, J. J. Benny, N. Weber, . district of the Coast, fendant’s. The following are the jurors: Charles Gautier, John O’Connor. McAuley sues to recover about $19,-. lar restaurant on Commercial street 700. He alleges that he. was the com-j for sale. ‘It is a good stand. , A plate glass front with two large . to Camptonville today where he formerly resided. pany’s superintendent for nine years, and has received but three years’. show-windows is to be put into the salary; that he was the company’s agent . front of the Palace Dry Goods store. Seats for the Veriscope entertain-. turned to San Francisco today after a trip to Sierra county on mining business. in its suit against the Union Ice Company, when it obtained judgment for ments at the Theater, beginning Thurs$27,000 against the latter company, and day evening, are on sale at Foley’s. that he is entitled to $3,000 for managing the case; that he negotiated for the . another of their pleasant dancing parpurchase of certain lands ‘and is en-. ties at Union Hall next Saturday night. Eggs are almost) as scarce here as . East. titled to $2,000 compensation therefor; that he erected certain buildings and . twenty dollar’ pieces: Thsy~are forty should receive $3,000 therefor; that as. cents a dozen'and good ones are few a shareholder he is entitled to $1,000} and far between. The politicians are already beginning } evening. which was the amount of.a dividend on his stock that he has been unable to} to trim their sails for next Fall’s campaign. About nine-tenths of them will Thé defense is that he was a director . fail to make port. a A heavy rainstorm just now would . San Francisco. collect. and stockholder, and that as such his services in the company’s behalf were . be worth thousands of doilars to the volunteered and were for the common } gold miners of this part of the State. good of the company, he not being en-. The farmers too would hail it with joy. There are fifty-five students regis-. diocese of California. titled to any salary or fees therefor. The company admits that it owes him . $700 on the dividend, having an offset for the other $300. It sets up that. it] senior class of 98 has twelve members. tendered him the $700 and he refused to accept it. The lawyers think the trial will -last from three to five days. . fOe 6 * GRASS VALLEY NEWS, A Day's Record of the Doings of Our Neighbors. Mrs.’‘H. J. Bush and son are here on a visit. Henry Gluyas is here from Mexico % Mrs. John Taaffe of Bostoa Ravine is scr.ously ill. ied John R. Tyrrell left for Auburn yester day on legal business. : The Workmen of Grass Valley Lodge had a social entertainment last night. Mrs. Wm. Kohler and Miss Minnie Kohler havé returned from San Francisco. A : An entertainment will soon be given for the benefit of the free reading room, .” _ / . In all probability the Gridleys will be here on Sunday next to play the Smiths. ' ‘W.G. Lord is talked of as: the right man to succeed Dr. C. W. Jones as city trustee in the second ward. Word has been received that John F: “Kipper, who left here last Wednesday -for Santa Cruz, has reached there safely and is improving. He was quite sick when he left Grass Valley. Telegraph: The latest news from Geo. D. McLean is that he is in a very precarious condition. Andrew J. Ridge, Esq., who is one of his~ closest friends, informs us this afternoon that the chances for the man’s life are very dispairing, but under the splendid corps of :hysicians and nurses, it is heped , that the patient will live. KELLY WAS RESCUED. Was It John Kelly of This City or Some Other Man? The steamer City of Seattle which arrived in San Francisco a few days ago brought news of the drowning of two men in Shallow Lake, in the Klondyke region, on the 30th of September. Three men were tuking their’ goods down by boat when a squall struck them, capsized their boat. and threw them and their outfit into the lake. As near as could be learned two men were drowned and the third managed to keep afloat aud was picked up by another boat. Kelly is said to be the name of the man who was rescued. The names of the lost were Conway and Adams. It was impossible.at the time the City of Seattle left to get at any of the details of the affair. Some of the friends of John Kelly of this city are wondering since they saw the above item in the San Francisco papers whether he is the man who was rescued or if it was some other Kelly. He left here about two months ago, a d when ‘ast heard from was about to } ave Juneau for Dawson City. He w 3 accompanied by Peter Jewell of ius City, Scroruta is the advertisement of foul blood. It may be entirely driven from the system by the faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly purifies the blood. i : Hoop’s Pits are easy to take, easy BRIEF MENTION. Interest. Prof. Heyer’s dancing school tonight. George E. Turner and the Legg & The Indian Flat folks will give tered in the high school of this city, au increase of twelve since lastterm. The Frank T. Smith, the tailor, is rushed . night and day turning out garments cards. The proposed series of ball games between the Colts of this city and the Monarchs of Grass Valley is looked lovers of the sport. At five e’clock yesterday afternoon Justice Holbrook sentenced Harry Walker, who pleaded guilty to flooding the Union hotel, to pay a fine of $25 or Felix Gillet, the nurseryman, is busily employed these days curing prunes and making wines. Mons. Gillet’s prunes are famous among connoisseurs all over the State for their superior quality. Carl Seibt’s new store on Commercial street opposite the Transcript office willbe one of the most attractive in the city when it is completed. Numerous applications have already been made for it. Yesterday’s ball game, of which only four innings had been played when the TRANSCRIPT went to press, resulted in a victory for the Suisuns by a score of 15 to 8, the game being called at the close of the seventh inning. The strict enforcement of the cow and dog ordinarices by the city trustees meets with the approval of nearly every citizen, and the approval will soon be unanimous if the enforcement continues with impartiality. Attention is called to the advertisement of T. J. Stewart, who keeps the saloon at Town Talk. People who go to Grass Valley or come from that town to Nevada City on the wagon road will find Mr. Stewart always supplied with everything in his line. . The following members of the Nevada City cricketers club will go to Penryn the latter part of this month to play the Placer county club: R. Shugg, W. Baker, George Riley, James Eddy, J. Richards, A. Lindon, James Jenkin, J. James, M. Foss, J. Foss, J. E. Carr, J. J. Jackson, J. Hill, J. Jones, W. E. Jeffrey, captain; P. T. Riley, manager. — ———__ + 0@e > A Runaway. Today the horse attached to the cart of L. G. Bassett, superintendent of construction of the electric light company, ran away at a point on the Grass Valley turnpike below Glenbrook where Mr. Bassett had left the rig standing while he was attending to some work. The rig came near colliding with a buggy in which a lady was riding. The runaway was stopped before it did any damage. he Water Works Plans. Surveyor Miller has his revised plans and estimates for the ew city water nearly completed, and the board of Gity Trustees will probably hold a meeting next Thursday evening to examine them. Fine Goods. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of 01d . The Native Sons and Odd Fellows . county. ; meet tonight. ee Constable Dillon is once more aj intown. : Thos. McAuley Claims $19,700 From the} b#ppy grandfather. There continues to be a géod deal of . cisco tomorrow. travel over the Narrow Gauge. The new blackboard for Washington . today on mining business. schoolhouse has arrived and is being ‘pegan in the Superior Court-this morn-. put in-place.—-— ‘ -+ Insurance Company isin town. Nova Scotia arrived here this morning. ral. The Phelan Sisters offer their popu-. George Stone returned to San Francisco today. : t a Charles Strandberg-of Oakiand went . b Ripper.” ‘Tite accused has confessed to murdering three sheepherd. children. ers, three girls and two old women. Moore’s “Flat, returned last evening from,a visit to his former home in the} Misses Josephine and Flora, will return from their visit to Napa next Thursday and A. McGagin of North Bloomfield were in town today on their way to mento to attend the convocation of the Episcopal churches of the northern New York returned today from a visit of inspection to the Crane quartz claim for his patrons. Perfect fits, stylish. came down today from North San Juan goods and low prices are his winning . where she has been visiting her parents, forward to with keen interest by all. affection of the eyes,-is almost well : again. PERSONAL POINTERS, ~ and Young. H. F. Schuldt has gone to Shasta Volney Howard of San’ Francisco is Francis Burns went to Washington Charles Jones of the New York Life R. S. Grant and W. 8S. MacDougall of Messrs. Fair, Brodek and Harvey reGeorge Davis, an_old settler — of . Mrs. W. ©. Gray and her daughters, Postmaster Mobley, F. W. Cummings Col. J. L. Coles and D. H. Coles of below North San Juan. Mrs. R. P. Walsh of San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Gaynor. Miss Bessie Cloudman of You, Bet, who has been under treatment in San Francisco’ for several. months for an Dr. Holdsworth, the pioneer miner of English Mountain, hus returned from San Francisco. He went down to, try The wife and daughter of Captain Buckley of the Gold Lake mine in Sierra county were ia town last night en route from San Francisco to the mine where they will probably spend the winter. , way to San Francisco. a representative from Quitman Lodge to the Grand Lodge of Masons. He is also a delegate to the Miners’ Assoviation Convention, Hon. George A. Knight, the eminent lawyer and politician who ranks among the foremost orators of the country, arrived last evening from San Franwhich began in the Superior Court today. ihe Action of the Jnstice Court Reversed by Judge Nilon, In the Superior Court this morning Judge Nilon granted a new trial. to Anderson alias McCormick charged with battery in beating his wife at Grass Valley some time ag6. The court held that an affidavit having been filed in the justice court, for a change of venue on the ground of bias and prejudice of the justice, the change should have been granted. Anderson was convicted in Justice Holbrook’s court and sentenced to six months imprisonment. He has been in the county jail since September 4th. His bail pending his new trial was fixed at $500. ——= N. S. G W., Notice. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N.S. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is de sired. By order, E. B. POWER, Pres. E. J. Moraan, Sec’y. Two Dozen Lemons For 25 cents at George C. Gaylord’s. 7eeo No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in eans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Creamery’ j23 ee A San Domineo dollar is worth just thirty-five cents. There is‘a gréat opera to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousing in San Domingo for Hon. Williany ness, 25c. BORN.At French Corral, October “9th, to the wife of John A. Dillon, a daughter. At Grass Valley, October 10th, to the wife df P. E. Gillette, a son. At Grass Valley October 10th, to the Jennings Bryan. wife of Bud Twitchell, a son. Hermositia, Mexico, Mulates. mine, the most noted -gold property in Sonora situsted 20 miles southeast of here, has been sold to an English syndicate for one million dollars. The new’ company will erect new works and open up the mine according to the latest methods. Experts and hasten the resumption of work on. 8ay it can be made the greatest gold go to jail for 25 days. . ‘the English Mountain quartz mine. San CONFESSED TO EIGHT MURDERS. Mrs. CO. L. Muller goes to San FranAnother ‘Jack the Ripper” Arrested in France. Lyons, France, October 12.—A sheepMrs. Adrian Hoffman of Stockton is herder has been arrested at Velley in : having committed several brutal murHon. J.G. James and wife and Ool-. ders which for atrocity and fiendishness equal those committed by “Jack Arrested For Robbery. San Francisco, October 12—Charles Myers, an Oakland carpenter, was arrested today on suspicion of standing ing over a grade. up the Ukiah stage when J. R. Barnett ; was killed, He refuses to make af} statement. The Durrant Case Wasuinaton, October 12.—Attorney General Fitzgerald of California made . shooting himself. He was in love. Rev. Van Deerlin has gone to Sacraa motion before the United States Supreme Court today to advance the case of Theodore Durrant. The case was taken up on appeal from the U. 8. Circuit Court, where the petition for a writ of habeas corpus was denied. Big Mining Sale, gold producer on the continent. Masonic Grand Lodge, members during the past year, bringing the total membership in the State up to 18,898. Drowned at Stockton. SrooxTon, Oct. 12.—W. A. Douglass, cisco. He is one of the attorneys for . secretary of the Old River reclamation the defense in the case of McAuley vs. company, was accidentally drowned . Salmon Trout 20cents each. Salt Mac the Tahoe Ice Company, the trial of today. ’ Oct. 12.—The Franoris0o, October 12.— The forty-eighth session of the. Masonic Josiah Glasson and wife of North Grand Lodge convened today. About Bloomfield were in town today on their . 300 delegates are present. The Secre-' many “black legs” at lower rates. Mr. Glasson is /. tary’s report shows an increase of 600 FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED THIS MORNING Suddenly. Over the Grade. Died For Love. Garfleld to Wed. Glenville, a suburb of Cleveland. Fashionable Trimmer Coming. ment of Mrs. W. H. Crawford’s store. New Goods. eral 5 and 10 cents each. Senator Beck’s Son Dies Very} pany. Tne plaintier alleges that tho. WEAVERVILLE, Oct. 12.—A Norwegian named Gliason, aged 58 years, was ac-. ever sold in Nevada City go to GayWednesday evening, for drill, of Neva cidentally killed today by his team golord’s. A fresh supply just received. tf ; Rebekah Degree, No. 119. 2t a farmhand from Bakersfield, suicided at the Lick House this morning by Cievenp, Oct. 12—A license was. play of Blankets and Comforters. secured yesterday for the marriage of . been seen in this town before. Abraham Garfield, the youngest son of . warm the nights are cool enough to enjoy the comfort one of the ex-President, to Sarah Williams of. our fine Blankets will afford you. Do not be deceived. Next Sunday one of San Francisco’s most stylish trimmers will arrive to take charge of the millinery departHeinz’s Chow Chow in bulk. Pickled A. WoLF.OBJECTS TO AN ASSESSMENT PREPARING FOR WINTER. a Sait Against a Company Mining in Ne-. The North Bloomfeld Company Putting . yada County. Their Property In Repair J. T. M. Kelly, has begun a suit at} The North Bloomfield gravel mining ®]San Francisco to set aside an assess-. company have about fifteen men at ment of 4 cents a share recently levied . work putting their ditches and ; flumes on the stock of the Gold Ridge Conin repair. They will have the job finsolidated Mining and Milling Oom-, ished in some two weeks more. The company will minein a small assessment is unnecessary and that it, way the coming winter with its elevator is part of a general plan and conspiracy and by ground sluicing. It used to em. . ployed an army of men in the good old to defraud ‘the stockholders. He also vaye before hydraulicking became a Henry Sylvester and Secretary William ; are changed nowadays, for only a few Beck was found dead in his bed at 5], McLaughlin were voted a salary of . ™en are needed and times are as-hard : the department of Ain charged with . o’clock this morning, death having re$50.a month each, declaring that the as iron up there. ; sulted from heart failure. He was a] services of the officers are not worth son of Senator Beck of Kentucky and . more than $25 a month. was formerly a teacher at West Point. Deceased leaves a widow and several] from the Milton Company’s dam and Quartz claims lying between the Texas Mitiing Claims Bonded. The Gold Ridge mine is situated aj ~A company of San Franciscans have few miies above Graniteville not far secured un option on J. .C. Locklin’s ‘and the Murchie. It is the intention of the company to soon begin work on the property. near the Sierra county line. * Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors and builders, do first-class work cheap. axe Rebekah Degree Meeting. Ir you want some of the best horey. There will be a special meeting on BLANKET . San Francisco, October 12.—A. Reno, DIS . : d A ; . AT At MIAME R & CO’S. Housekeepers, intending Housekeepers, Hotel keepers, You are called upon this day to take a look at, our disNo such display has ever Though the days are still etc: It is much cheaper to buy a good pair of Blankets than to foot the The young people have been quite. doctor’s bill. We have to apologize to the doctors for this fond ef each other for some time, and. assertion, yet it is a plain fact. at yal Cmay se eaetion. of “How eoani IE) CS ray: Blam Ob S avisscsen ace Peel aacbacbadior dat islendtetecgeste $ 50 a pair ee RCT. WE. Bert eh cc cjo ass, Voie obverse: co ei Grae ERMC «5 sicenscteesscacstasnsssanacacserncaserneaetonomerseits oon Carpenters Strike, MA NHae Ta REM sec cacvchs sadn hsv epe Siam aes aude Aieabr oes roo “ . Srey BlGn Reta or.ciccrisncndsicciatisieennsacirunsen'e £00. 2", Omana, Oct. 12—One hundred car-} White Blankets..0..0.06 ccc eerste toso. ** penters employed at the Trans-Missis-. Gray Blankets. . ..00005 Whar re ee ees ae ee sippi Exposition grounds have struck. White Blankets... eet sat entaan vee niet CORN: eo Ges The men asked that the carpenters’)Gray Blankets....0. cc. cceceseee ceeeeseseeteeeeneeees 2 oo° “ union be recognized, and that skilled) White Blankets. ...0.0..::lescetccseeeteete ee cee 250 “ and $12 per pair. See Blanket Window; it is agrand sight. Do not miss them. They are sold to all at ONE PRICE. No Lottery in Buying Goods From Us. All are marked in great, big, bold figures. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. We ask the people of all Nevada county to send to us ;.\for samples, and promise prompt attention. See Black Goods window. NEW TRIAL GRANTED. . j ‘SURPRISING RIGHNESS = « + + Never shown with miore attractiveness than now in our admirable NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS. NOW IS YOUR. CHANCE To secure the pick of the latest. Our NEW STOCK offers unusual advantages to the early buyer. terest in your own welfare;and drop in and see our a9 . 8 FINE GOODS. ™ We Bought Early and We Bought Cheap. Profitable Pickings. to Practical Patrons Who want the worth of their money and the quintessence of quality. A NEW STOCK, . GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, © We Came First Take in-. eo ~ ; "SEER SE i o and Got First Choice, which enables us to Offer & & A CHOICE STOCK, 6B A LOW P. Corner Broad and Pine. Streets a te = ICE. Nevada City, Cal. = : asks an order of court invalidating . sin, and-there-was-plenty-of money for. Los Gatos, October 12.—Oharles F. the resolution: by which President} everybody all along the Ridge. Things & labor alone be employed in the carpen-. White Blankets, $3, $4, $5, $6, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $9, $10 ter’s work. THe contractors have been paying the union scale, but have not Gray Blankets, $3, $4, $5, $6.50, $8.50 a pair. recognized the union, and. have _ hired

Satin 3 Obles ind $15 Ee leasure Resor ur Baths. r their medict. ia; Malaria r Troubles, i Skin Dismsend St orning at 8:15 Same day, : , Manager, nly ard! sctric Power 2 reward for d to the ary and all parnterfering in ner with the in either of ry. on there will ir. wires, and em do so at i SaBia, JR. nty Electric Ss ALEN’S halation, ladelphia, Pa. itism, igia, ous Disorders. INLY GENUINE ment, thatof Drs, ific adjustment of Nitrogen MAGNET80 condensed and all over the world. than twenty years been treated, and s have used it, and ificant fact. gs. do, by creating ting one organ at L\requiring a second fects of the first, revitalizer, renewng the whole body. med by numerous r book of 200 pases, ion of the patients; re given, and you ‘informa ion. atmeut has given. crupulous persons; -: ations Ccmpound ! y our testimonials. ita, to recommend : it amy substance; » ad called Com. -1T8 MODE OF } the title of a new by Drs. Starkey d& quirers full inforie curative agent, resin a wide range them after being hy*icians. Will be on applicetion, Sate. . APPLY AT W. ore. ji-ti one visit. N 37TH YEAR—NO, 11434 NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. LE LLL LOE IIIT TE LL IT TT TES THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every even’ xcept Sundays and owas H “t “by BROWN & CALKINS, . Minor Kotes and Comments of Local N. P. BROWN. L. 8, CALKINS. A BiG LAWSUIT. Tahoe Ice Company. The tria) of the case of Thos. MeoAuley. against the Tahoe Ice Company ing. Ex-Superior Judge Walling is plaintiff’s attorney, while Ex-District Attor-. Shaw Company are painting the exney Ford and George A. Knight are de-. terior of their stores. : Nevada City continues to keep in visiting Mrs. S. Heath at French CorB.F. Wiley, J. A. Craig, E. ©. Fisher: . front place as the banner gold mining : John Ferrall, J. J. Benny, N. Weber, . district of the Coast, fendant’s. The following are the jurors: Charles Gautier, John O’Connor. McAuley sues to recover about $19,-. lar restaurant on Commercial street 700. He alleges that he. was the com-j for sale. ‘It is a good stand. , A plate glass front with two large . to Camptonville today where he formerly resided. pany’s superintendent for nine years, and has received but three years’. show-windows is to be put into the salary; that he was the company’s agent . front of the Palace Dry Goods store. Seats for the Veriscope entertain-. turned to San Francisco today after a trip to Sierra county on mining business. in its suit against the Union Ice Company, when it obtained judgment for ments at the Theater, beginning Thurs$27,000 against the latter company, and day evening, are on sale at Foley’s. that he is entitled to $3,000 for managing the case; that he negotiated for the . another of their pleasant dancing parpurchase of certain lands ‘and is en-. ties at Union Hall next Saturday night. Eggs are almost) as scarce here as . East. titled to $2,000 compensation therefor; that he erected certain buildings and . twenty dollar’ pieces: Thsy~are forty should receive $3,000 therefor; that as. cents a dozen'and good ones are few a shareholder he is entitled to $1,000} and far between. The politicians are already beginning } evening. which was the amount of.a dividend on his stock that he has been unable to} to trim their sails for next Fall’s campaign. About nine-tenths of them will Thé defense is that he was a director . fail to make port. a A heavy rainstorm just now would . San Francisco. collect. and stockholder, and that as such his services in the company’s behalf were . be worth thousands of doilars to the volunteered and were for the common } gold miners of this part of the State. good of the company, he not being en-. The farmers too would hail it with joy. There are fifty-five students regis-. diocese of California. titled to any salary or fees therefor. The company admits that it owes him . $700 on the dividend, having an offset for the other $300. It sets up that. it] senior class of 98 has twelve members. tendered him the $700 and he refused to accept it. The lawyers think the trial will -last from three to five days. . fOe 6 * GRASS VALLEY NEWS, A Day's Record of the Doings of Our Neighbors. Mrs.’‘H. J. Bush and son are here on a visit. Henry Gluyas is here from Mexico % Mrs. John Taaffe of Bostoa Ravine is scr.ously ill. ied John R. Tyrrell left for Auburn yester day on legal business. : The Workmen of Grass Valley Lodge had a social entertainment last night. Mrs. Wm. Kohler and Miss Minnie Kohler havé returned from San Francisco. A : An entertainment will soon be given for the benefit of the free reading room, .” _ / . In all probability the Gridleys will be here on Sunday next to play the Smiths. ' ‘W.G. Lord is talked of as: the right man to succeed Dr. C. W. Jones as city trustee in the second ward. Word has been received that John F: “Kipper, who left here last Wednesday -for Santa Cruz, has reached there safely and is improving. He was quite sick when he left Grass Valley. Telegraph: The latest news from Geo. D. McLean is that he is in a very precarious condition. Andrew J. Ridge, Esq., who is one of his~ closest friends, informs us this afternoon that the chances for the man’s life are very dispairing, but under the splendid corps of :hysicians and nurses, it is heped , that the patient will live. KELLY WAS RESCUED. Was It John Kelly of This City or Some Other Man? The steamer City of Seattle which arrived in San Francisco a few days ago brought news of the drowning of two men in Shallow Lake, in the Klondyke region, on the 30th of September. Three men were tuking their’ goods down by boat when a squall struck them, capsized their boat. and threw them and their outfit into the lake. As near as could be learned two men were drowned and the third managed to keep afloat aud was picked up by another boat. Kelly is said to be the name of the man who was rescued. The names of the lost were Conway and Adams. It was impossible.at the time the City of Seattle left to get at any of the details of the affair. Some of the friends of John Kelly of this city are wondering since they saw the above item in the San Francisco papers whether he is the man who was rescued or if it was some other Kelly. He left here about two months ago, a d when ‘ast heard from was about to } ave Juneau for Dawson City. He w 3 accompanied by Peter Jewell of ius City, Scroruta is the advertisement of foul blood. It may be entirely driven from the system by the faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly purifies the blood. i : Hoop’s Pits are easy to take, easy BRIEF MENTION. Interest. Prof. Heyer’s dancing school tonight. George E. Turner and the Legg & The Indian Flat folks will give tered in the high school of this city, au increase of twelve since lastterm. The Frank T. Smith, the tailor, is rushed . night and day turning out garments cards. The proposed series of ball games between the Colts of this city and the Monarchs of Grass Valley is looked lovers of the sport. At five e’clock yesterday afternoon Justice Holbrook sentenced Harry Walker, who pleaded guilty to flooding the Union hotel, to pay a fine of $25 or Felix Gillet, the nurseryman, is busily employed these days curing prunes and making wines. Mons. Gillet’s prunes are famous among connoisseurs all over the State for their superior quality. Carl Seibt’s new store on Commercial street opposite the Transcript office willbe one of the most attractive in the city when it is completed. Numerous applications have already been made for it. Yesterday’s ball game, of which only four innings had been played when the TRANSCRIPT went to press, resulted in a victory for the Suisuns by a score of 15 to 8, the game being called at the close of the seventh inning. The strict enforcement of the cow and dog ordinarices by the city trustees meets with the approval of nearly every citizen, and the approval will soon be unanimous if the enforcement continues with impartiality. Attention is called to the advertisement of T. J. Stewart, who keeps the saloon at Town Talk. People who go to Grass Valley or come from that town to Nevada City on the wagon road will find Mr. Stewart always supplied with everything in his line. . The following members of the Nevada City cricketers club will go to Penryn the latter part of this month to play the Placer county club: R. Shugg, W. Baker, George Riley, James Eddy, J. Richards, A. Lindon, James Jenkin, J. James, M. Foss, J. Foss, J. E. Carr, J. J. Jackson, J. Hill, J. Jones, W. E. Jeffrey, captain; P. T. Riley, manager. — ———__ + 0@e > A Runaway. Today the horse attached to the cart of L. G. Bassett, superintendent of construction of the electric light company, ran away at a point on the Grass Valley turnpike below Glenbrook where Mr. Bassett had left the rig standing while he was attending to some work. The rig came near colliding with a buggy in which a lady was riding. The runaway was stopped before it did any damage. he Water Works Plans. Surveyor Miller has his revised plans and estimates for the ew city water nearly completed, and the board of Gity Trustees will probably hold a meeting next Thursday evening to examine them. Fine Goods. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of 01d . The Native Sons and Odd Fellows . county. ; meet tonight. ee Constable Dillon is once more aj intown. : Thos. McAuley Claims $19,700 From the} b#ppy grandfather. There continues to be a géod deal of . cisco tomorrow. travel over the Narrow Gauge. The new blackboard for Washington . today on mining business. schoolhouse has arrived and is being

‘pegan in the Superior Court-this morn-. put in-place.—-— ‘ -+ Insurance Company isin town. Nova Scotia arrived here this morning. ral. The Phelan Sisters offer their popu-. George Stone returned to San Francisco today. : t a Charles Strandberg-of Oakiand went . b Ripper.” ‘Tite accused has confessed to murdering three sheepherd. children. ers, three girls and two old women. Moore’s “Flat, returned last evening from,a visit to his former home in the} Misses Josephine and Flora, will return from their visit to Napa next Thursday and A. McGagin of North Bloomfield were in town today on their way to mento to attend the convocation of the Episcopal churches of the northern New York returned today from a visit of inspection to the Crane quartz claim for his patrons. Perfect fits, stylish. came down today from North San Juan goods and low prices are his winning . where she has been visiting her parents, forward to with keen interest by all. affection of the eyes,-is almost well : again. PERSONAL POINTERS, ~ and Young. H. F. Schuldt has gone to Shasta Volney Howard of San’ Francisco is Francis Burns went to Washington Charles Jones of the New York Life R. S. Grant and W. 8S. MacDougall of Messrs. Fair, Brodek and Harvey reGeorge Davis, an_old settler — of . Mrs. W. ©. Gray and her daughters, Postmaster Mobley, F. W. Cummings Col. J. L. Coles and D. H. Coles of below North San Juan. Mrs. R. P. Walsh of San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Gaynor. Miss Bessie Cloudman of You, Bet, who has been under treatment in San Francisco’ for several. months for an Dr. Holdsworth, the pioneer miner of English Mountain, hus returned from San Francisco. He went down to, try The wife and daughter of Captain Buckley of the Gold Lake mine in Sierra county were ia town last night en route from San Francisco to the mine where they will probably spend the winter. , way to San Francisco. a representative from Quitman Lodge to the Grand Lodge of Masons. He is also a delegate to the Miners’ Assoviation Convention, Hon. George A. Knight, the eminent lawyer and politician who ranks among the foremost orators of the country, arrived last evening from San Franwhich began in the Superior Court today. ihe Action of the Jnstice Court Reversed by Judge Nilon, In the Superior Court this morning Judge Nilon granted a new trial. to Anderson alias McCormick charged with battery in beating his wife at Grass Valley some time ag6. The court held that an affidavit having been filed in the justice court, for a change of venue on the ground of bias and prejudice of the justice, the change should have been granted. Anderson was convicted in Justice Holbrook’s court and sentenced to six months imprisonment. He has been in the county jail since September 4th. His bail pending his new trial was fixed at $500. ——= N. S. G W., Notice. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N.S. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is de sired. By order, E. B. POWER, Pres. E. J. Moraan, Sec’y. Two Dozen Lemons For 25 cents at George C. Gaylord’s. 7eeo No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in eans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Creamery’ j23 ee A San Domineo dollar is worth just thirty-five cents. There is‘a gréat opera to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousing in San Domingo for Hon. Williany ness, 25c. BORN.At French Corral, October “9th, to the wife of John A. Dillon, a daughter. At Grass Valley, October 10th, to the wife df P. E. Gillette, a son. At Grass Valley October 10th, to the Jennings Bryan. wife of Bud Twitchell, a son. Hermositia, Mexico, Mulates. mine, the most noted -gold property in Sonora situsted 20 miles southeast of here, has been sold to an English syndicate for one million dollars. The new’ company will erect new works and open up the mine according to the latest methods. Experts and hasten the resumption of work on. 8ay it can be made the greatest gold go to jail for 25 days. . ‘the English Mountain quartz mine. San CONFESSED TO EIGHT MURDERS. Mrs. CO. L. Muller goes to San FranAnother ‘Jack the Ripper” Arrested in France. Lyons, France, October 12.—A sheepMrs. Adrian Hoffman of Stockton is herder has been arrested at Velley in : having committed several brutal murHon. J.G. James and wife and Ool-. ders which for atrocity and fiendishness equal those committed by “Jack Arrested For Robbery. San Francisco, October 12—Charles Myers, an Oakland carpenter, was arrested today on suspicion of standing ing over a grade. up the Ukiah stage when J. R. Barnett ; was killed, He refuses to make af} statement. The Durrant Case Wasuinaton, October 12.—Attorney General Fitzgerald of California made . shooting himself. He was in love. Rev. Van Deerlin has gone to Sacraa motion before the United States Supreme Court today to advance the case of Theodore Durrant. The case was taken up on appeal from the U. 8. Circuit Court, where the petition for a writ of habeas corpus was denied. Big Mining Sale, gold producer on the continent. Masonic Grand Lodge, members during the past year, bringing the total membership in the State up to 18,898. Drowned at Stockton. SrooxTon, Oct. 12.—W. A. Douglass, cisco. He is one of the attorneys for . secretary of the Old River reclamation the defense in the case of McAuley vs. company, was accidentally drowned . Salmon Trout 20cents each. Salt Mac the Tahoe Ice Company, the trial of today. ’ Oct. 12.—The Franoris0o, October 12.— The forty-eighth session of the. Masonic Josiah Glasson and wife of North Grand Lodge convened today. About Bloomfield were in town today on their . 300 delegates are present. The Secre-' many “black legs” at lower rates. Mr. Glasson is /. tary’s report shows an increase of 600 FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED THIS MORNING Suddenly. Over the Grade. Died For Love. Garfleld to Wed. Glenville, a suburb of Cleveland. Fashionable Trimmer Coming. ment of Mrs. W. H. Crawford’s store. New Goods. eral 5 and 10 cents each. Senator Beck’s Son Dies Very} pany. Tne plaintier alleges that tho. WEAVERVILLE, Oct. 12.—A Norwegian named Gliason, aged 58 years, was ac-. ever sold in Nevada City go to GayWednesday evening, for drill, of Neva cidentally killed today by his team golord’s. A fresh supply just received. tf ; Rebekah Degree, No. 119. 2t a farmhand from Bakersfield, suicided at the Lick House this morning by Cievenp, Oct. 12—A license was. play of Blankets and Comforters. secured yesterday for the marriage of . been seen in this town before. Abraham Garfield, the youngest son of . warm the nights are cool enough to enjoy the comfort one of the ex-President, to Sarah Williams of. our fine Blankets will afford you. Do not be deceived. Next Sunday one of San Francisco’s most stylish trimmers will arrive to take charge of the millinery departHeinz’s Chow Chow in bulk. Pickled A. WoLF.OBJECTS TO AN ASSESSMENT PREPARING FOR WINTER. a Sait Against a Company Mining in Ne-. The North Bloomfeld Company Putting . yada County. Their Property In Repair J. T. M. Kelly, has begun a suit at} The North Bloomfield gravel mining ®]San Francisco to set aside an assess-. company have about fifteen men at ment of 4 cents a share recently levied . work putting their ditches and ; flumes on the stock of the Gold Ridge Conin repair. They will have the job finsolidated Mining and Milling Oom-, ished in some two weeks more. The company will minein a small assessment is unnecessary and that it, way the coming winter with its elevator is part of a general plan and conspiracy and by ground sluicing. It used to em. . ployed an army of men in the good old to defraud ‘the stockholders. He also vaye before hydraulicking became a Henry Sylvester and Secretary William ; are changed nowadays, for only a few Beck was found dead in his bed at 5], McLaughlin were voted a salary of . ™en are needed and times are as-hard : the department of Ain charged with . o’clock this morning, death having re$50.a month each, declaring that the as iron up there. ; sulted from heart failure. He was a] services of the officers are not worth son of Senator Beck of Kentucky and . more than $25 a month. was formerly a teacher at West Point. Deceased leaves a widow and several] from the Milton Company’s dam and Quartz claims lying between the Texas Mitiing Claims Bonded. The Gold Ridge mine is situated aj ~A company of San Franciscans have few miies above Graniteville not far secured un option on J. .C. Locklin’s ‘and the Murchie. It is the intention of the company to soon begin work on the property. near the Sierra county line. * Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors and builders, do first-class work cheap. axe Rebekah Degree Meeting. Ir you want some of the best horey. There will be a special meeting on BLANKET . San Francisco, October 12.—A. Reno, DIS . : d A ; . AT At MIAME R & CO’S. Housekeepers, intending Housekeepers, Hotel keepers, You are called upon this day to take a look at, our disNo such display has ever Though the days are still etc: It is much cheaper to buy a good pair of Blankets than to foot the The young people have been quite. doctor’s bill. We have to apologize to the doctors for this fond ef each other for some time, and. assertion, yet it is a plain fact. at yal Cmay se eaetion. of “How eoani IE) CS ray: Blam Ob S avisscsen ace Peel aacbacbadior dat islendtetecgeste $ 50 a pair ee RCT. WE. Bert eh cc cjo ass, Voie obverse: co ei Grae ERMC «5 sicenscteesscacstasnsssanacacserncaserneaetonomerseits oon Carpenters Strike, MA NHae Ta REM sec cacvchs sadn hsv epe Siam aes aude Aieabr oes roo “ . Srey BlGn Reta or.ciccrisncndsicciatisieennsacirunsen'e £00. 2", Omana, Oct. 12—One hundred car-} White Blankets....0...0.06 ccc eerste toso. ** penters employed at the Trans-Missis-. Gray Blankets.. .. ....00005 Whar re ee ees ae ee sippi Exposition grounds have struck. White Blankets..... eet sat entaan vee niet CORN: eo Ges The men asked that the carpenters’)Gray Blankets.......0. cc. cceceseee ceeeeseseeteeeeneeees 2 oo° “ union be recognized, and that skilled) White Blankets. .....0.0...::lescetccseeeteete ee cee 250 “ and $12 per pair. See Blanket Window; it is agrand sight. Do not miss them. They are sold to all at ONE PRICE. No Lottery in Buying Goods From Us. All are marked in great, big, bold figures. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. We ask the people of all Nevada county to send to us ;.\for samples, and promise prompt attention. See Black Goods window. NEW TRIAL GRANTED. . j ‘SURPRISING RIGHNESS = « + + Never shown with miore attractiveness than now in our admirable NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS. NOW IS YOUR. CHANCE To secure the pick of the latest. Our NEW STOCK offers unusual advantages to the early buyer. terest in your own welfare;and drop in and see our a9 . 8 FINE GOODS. ™ We Bought Early and We Bought Cheap. Profitable Pickings. to Practical Patrons Who want the worth of their money and the quintessence of quality. A NEW STOCK, . GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, © We Came First Take in-. eo ~ ; "SEER SE i o and Got First Choice, which enables us to Offer & & A CHOICE STOCK, 6B A LOW P. Corner Broad and Pine. Streets a te = ICE. Nevada City, Cal. = : asks an order of court invalidating . sin, and-there-was-plenty-of money for.. Los Gatos, October 12.—Oharles F. the resolution: by which President} everybody all along the Ridge. Things & labor alone be employed in the carpen-. White Blankets, $3, $4, $5, $6, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $9, $10 ter’s work. THe contractors have been paying the union scale, but have not Gray Blankets, $3, $4, $5, $6.50, $8.50 a pair. recognized the union, and. have _ hired