October 16, 1897 (4 pages)

tonal, vastire Seeking, P AT THR Robles S. d and $15 ae Pleasure Resor hur Baths, gia, Malaria ler Troubles’ nd Skin Dis»wnsend St; morning at tr} M, same dey. , S, Manager, ard! lectric Power v@ reward for ad to the ar1y and all par. interfering in mer with the 3 in either of try, y on there will ur wires, and 10m do so at ESaBia, Jr. uty Electric 2S: ALEN’S halation, ladelphia, Pa. ‘ism, gia, us Disorders. NLY GENUINE ent, that of Drs. lc adjustment of trogen MAGNETcondensed and lover the world. han twenty years een treated, and quiring a second cts of the first, fitalizer, renew‘the whole body. ed by numerous 00k of 200 pages, n o: the patients; iven, and you forma ion. ment has given upulous persons; ons Compoun ur testimonials to recommend any substance iid called Com TS MODE OF ie title of a new Drs. Starkey & irers full inforcurative agent, in a wide range em after being icians. Will be application, le. LPPLY AT W. Je ji-tt: : ailyanscript. => 1 37TH YEAR—NO, 11439 NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ‘16, 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. THE TRANSCRIPT, BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Fifty Cents Per [ilonth. ADVERTISING RATES. 4 Made known on application. “Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as. CO. E. Wilson's plans for Dr.-JFecond-class matter. Dd COME OFF THEIR: PERCH. Some Advice fo Those Having Mines For Sale, Today’s San Francisco News Letter says: Promoters and their agents are still nibbling around several of the heavy-weight mines ofthe State. These include the veterans of many an engagement at home and abroad, none of which have ever yet amounted to much more than paper talk. It is not as easy to sella mine for a million in London now as to roll off a log. Of course, it would be impossible to convince many people of this fact. They like to have millions whispered in their ear, and are always ready to confide in one o° the many individuals who are always buzzing around, introducing their influential connections abroad; if they do not happen to be one of the thousand and one peripatetic agents of the Rothschilds. This is the best advertised house on earth, and it does not -cost them a cent either. We have had awenty men here within the past year, ;and every man Jack of them posed as an agent of this wealthy firm. It has -just about come to this, that a mining promoter who has not the talismanic connection labeled all over him like the continental railroad and hotel ticket display on some. globe-trotting snob’s handbag, he is likely to be branded as a yellow dog in the “perfesh.” There must be a regular army of these people in America, and if the disease is as bad in Australia and South Africa, what a force this old house could musterina pinch! It is now said that the Royal mine is in a fair way to be taken up, under the ad‘vice of Wm. B. Farrish, the well-known mining engineer. The Nevada. City mine is again open for another engagement, according to latest report, and so is the Confidence of Tuolumne, the Bleck Oak, and a dozen or more of the old stand-bys,which for years past have braved with impunity the scrutiny of investors here and elsewhere. If in some cases the owners were to come down from their perches in the matter of price, it is possible they might have been relieved of their burdens and been able to follow ‘the example of some other great and good men, who now enjoy life idling about the hotel lobbies, while the fellows who bought them out are rustling togeta return from their investment in the mines. Buying a property and putting up twenty or thirty years of an estimated annual yield for the privilege of developing the same if it happens to be in the ground, is a pretty safe proposition for the seller, if it isa rather problematical venture for the man who parts with the sack. Butall the fools are not dead, for which the genial promotion shark will probably feel inclined to remark, “let us thank the Lord.” PERSCNAL FOINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. M. Garver has gone to Sacramento. ; 3 Miss Frieda Hieronimus is visiting at. North Bloomfield. . Mrs, Prank E. Wadsworth is visiting friends at Sacramento and San Franscisco. Mrs. A. Tam has gone to Chicago “Park for a fortnight’s visit with Mrs, ‘L. Orzalli. Mrs. P. Graham, Miss Mary McNichols and T. C. Graham came over from Sweetland today. John P. Jepson of Relief Hill and P. S. Waldron of Graniteville are in town accompanied by their wives. Mrs. Wizgins of San Francisco, who has been visiting at Downieville and this.city, returned home today. William Odgers, who has been visiting friends at this city and Grass Valley, will return to San Francisco tomorrow. Mrs. Fred E. Brown and~ daughter. who have been visiting Mrs. Brown's mother at Oakland, will return home to norrow. Mrs.\Nellie Parker and daughter of Sacramento will arrive here this eveni gon the way home from Downieville, where they have been visiting relatives. H. ©. Weisenburger has been summoned to Hoopstown, Ill, by a telegtam announcing that his wife is dangerously ill there with typhoid pneu‘monia. Iv you want some of the best honey ever sold in Nevada City go to GayBRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. It is unlawful to kill deer now. A brick warehouse is to be built in the rear of Phil Scadden’s store. The Colts and the Monarchs will play ball at Cashin field tomorrow afternoon. ' The cricket club will meet at Cashin field at 12 o’clock: tomorrow for practice. Shaw’s new house on Park avenue have been accepted and building will begin at once. q Most of the Nevada City delegates to the State Miners’ Convention will leave for San Francisco on tomorrow noon’s train. Some went today. Lammon & Davis, at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, are sole agents for Ruhstaller’s celebrated gilt edge beer. -A fine hot lunch tonight. sll The argument of ‘attorneys in the case of McAuley vs. the Tahoe Ice Co. was concluded this afternoon and the jury retired to deliberate on a verdict. Tonight another special train will be ran from Grass Valley to this city for the accommodation of those persons desiring to attend the veriscope entertainment. W. H. Tuttle of the Owt Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s celebrated Milwaukee lager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and glass, at popular prices. j22-tf. Delegates to the State Miners’ Convention are requested to call at the South Yuba Company’s office in this city and get. their certificates so they may take advantage of the special railroad rates; RESTRICTING MARRIAGES. The One Year Limit Has Proven an Entire Failure. Less than eight months’ trial has conclusively demonstrated, says the Marysville Democrat, that the law to restrict marriages under certain conditions has proven a failure. A divorced person has the same right, after a decree of separation has been entered, to contract marriage as those who never were joined in wedlock. When such persons once decide upon a day for a wedding and there be no valid objection on the part of parents or guardians, they should be permitted to act in freedom to consummate the union at home among relatives and friends. The present law has. been the means of sending 28 couple to Reno, about a dozen to Oregon and several others out on the ocean to be married, all in less than seven months. The extra expense to these people has been not less than $2,000; at the same time the home minister, the hotels and county treasary have been losers, as well as the loeal livery stable owner, the railway and the stage lines. The absurdity ot enacting such law is aptly illustrated in a local case. One week ago a decree of separation was entered in the Superior Court of Yuba county, the man and wife being residents of Browns Valley. Wednesday evening the divorced woman and her vew partner returned from Reno, bearing a marriage certificate of the State of Nevada, the extra expense over a marriage at home being about $50,-but they are “at home” now. oo -+—_—_____— THE DEDICATORY BALL. It Promises to Be a Very Pleasant and Successful Affair. A joint meeting of the Board of Edu cation and the teachers of this district was held last evening at the office of the South Yuba Water Company for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for the dedication of the new schooihouse on Friday evening, October 29th Goyne’s orchestra has been engaged tor the occasion. Tuere will be dancing in the new buildjng both up stairs and down stairs. L. S. Calkins has been selected for floor director, and W.F Englebright, W. H. Martin, Lee Shce craft, H. Dickerman, James Hutchison, Joha Hitchins, Ralph Gaylord, J. J. Hanley and F. E. Wadsworth will act as floor mapagers. The following program has been arranged: Address—C. E. Mulloy, President of the Board of Education. Vocal solo—Miss Mabel Hughes. Whistling solo—Ralph Gay lord. There will also be songs by a male quartette and a mixed quartette. All arrangements will be completed at a meeting to be held next week. Weak Nerves indicate delicate blood. Nervous people find relief by purifying and enriching their blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great nerve tonic. Hoon’s Prits are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. For Sale. A Klondyke Olaim and a Qyuba Sombrero, They only cost 85 cents and $1 at The Leader Millinery Store, Broad Street. ol4-tf lord’s. A fresh supply just received. ti NEVADA COUNTY — LEADS AS USUAL. The Banner Delegation to the Convention. San Franoisco, October 16.—Presistate that Nevada county will send the banner delegation to the annual convention of the Miners’ Association, which meets here next Monday. Her representation will number 114 under ithe leadership of Fred Zeitler, President of the county association. Placer county comes second with 75 delegates headed by Assemblyman Harold Power. A Miner’s Neck Broken. Virainia City, October 16.—While Joe Matton was working in the upraise of a mine near Silver City a rock fell and struck his head. He fell forty feet down the incline. His neck was broken and he died instantly. Prominent Comstocker Dead. Virainia Crry, October 16.—John O. Dunlop, ex-County Clerk and Treasurer of Storey county, and one of the foremost citizens of Virginia died at 4 o’clock yesterday morning. The cause of his death was an abscess on the chest’ Skipped With Funds. SacRAMENTO, October 16.—T. Cooke’ a book-binder in the State Printing Office, has disappeared taking with him $200 belonging to the local Council of the Federated Trades, of which he is the secretary. TOMORROW'S BALL GAME, An Interesting Contest Between the Colts and Monarchs. A spirited game of baseball will be played at Cashin field tomorrow afternoon. At2 o’clock the Colts of this city and the Monarchs of Grass Valley will meet for the first time, and there will be a stubborn contest for supremacy. It will be the first of a series of games to be played by the clubs during the winter. Frank Smith will be the un-pire, and the Colts will play the following men: Pollard, c.; Tamblyn, p.; Harry, Ist b.; Oaverly, 2d b.; Beckley, 3d b.; Sylvester, 8. s.; Costello, r. f.; Lammon, c. f.; Sigourney, 1. f. Ladies will be admitted free; gentlemen, 25 cents. Persistent Coughs A cough which seems to hace on in spite of all the remedies w you have seplied certainly needs energetic sensible treatment. For twenty-five that standard preparation of cod-liver oil, SCcoTT’s EMULSION hias proved its effectiveness in curing the trying affeotions of throat and lungs, and this reason why: the cod-liv: tially digested, 8 Be al De soy sen gt SCOT TS Banaue See that the man and are on the wrapper. ‘ soc. and $r.00, all driggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, Store Room for Rent. Handsome and well lighted salesroom on Commercial street, 20x30 feet, with two good rooms in reat. Everything new and nice, One of the best business stands in the cityInquire of CARL SEIBT, at the New York Bakery. o16-tf Notice For Publication. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, October ms NoOnce IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in su port of his claim, and that said proof will made before the Superior J stage of Nevada jevada 8 E., M. D. M, a names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivntion of said land, viz: U. U. Green, Willis Green, David W. Lord and Edward Smith, all of Nevada City P. O., Cal. SILAS PENRY, Register. Nevada City, October 15, 1897. ED, LANGTRY Former Husband. Dublin and Hollyhead. A Smooth Confidence Man: DIES TODAY. Sad Ending of the Jersey Lily's Wasuineton, October 16.—Ed. Langdied last night in an asylum for the insane at Chester. He was found wandering around aimlessly; and a magistrate committed him to the institutiorf. He was suffering from concussion of the brain produced by falling down the gangway of a steamer between San Francisco, October 16.—George Knowlton, alias Rebel George, is being . PERIS ED ON Klondyke. on their way to Dawson City. ~ Elsie Let Off Light. fined $25 today and paid it. A Suicide’s Death. THE WAY. Six Men Die While Bound For San Francisco, October 16.—Advices trom A.C: Wright at Seattic state that) Harry C. Newman, William J. Swartz and four companions have perished on the Taku river in Alaska. They were San Franorsco, October 16.—Elsie de Vere, the actress arrested for stealing a bonnet from-a department store, was tried today for vagrancy, having been arrested at the instigation of Jacob Krager whom he. worked a robbing Alaska mining scheme on. He is a confidence sharp of renown. At Seattle not long ago he helped ‘to sell a bogus gold bar to a couple of men from Southern California for $10,000. AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. TRINITY CHURCH. Rev, E. J. H. Van Deerlin, Rector. Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school at 12:30p.m. Evensong at 7 p.m, with an address on “Free Thought.” METHODIST GHURCH. Rev. W. ©. Gray, the pastor,. will preach at 11 a. m.and7 p.m. Morning subject: “Visions and Dreams.” Evening sermon to women on “Following the, Fashions.” Olass, meeting at 9:45 a. m., Martin Thomas leader. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. Juniors at 4:45 p, m., Elsie Gray leader. Epworth League at’ 6 p. m. W. L. Boardman leader. _ : CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The subjects of Rev. J. Sims’ discourses tomorrow will be as follows: In the morning—“Visitations.” In the! The Christian Endeavor will meet at} 6 p. m., led by Miss Martha Sims. Sub-: close of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited. ST. CANICE CHURCH. 8 and 10:30 a. m. in St. Canice Church, and at 10 a. m. in Cherokee. To Cure a Cold in One Day failsto Cure. 265c. s4-6m San Franoisco, October 16.—George H. Garthorne, head salesman of the American Biscuit Company, who shot himself this week with suicidal intent, died today at the receiving hospital. NEVADA CITY WANTS IT. Next Year's Convention of the State Miners’ Association. It is not at all unlikely that an effort will be made by the Nevada county delegates to next week’s annual convention of the Miners’ Association to have the next meeting of that body held in this city. San Francisco has heretofore had a monopoly of the convention, and it is understood that many of the delegates of that city think it would bé eminently proper to come here next year. The Nevada countyans have not yet definitely decided upon urging the matter, but they will do so if they do not find a serious and widespread objection to prevail when they get to San FranWant .to Hy draulic. On Monday, the 25th instant, at room 59 in the Flood building, San Freacisco, the California Debris Commission will take testimony concerning the application of the following to mine by age », the hydraulic process: Sam Ahtye, in ce dit N05 ig cha the Emerton mine, near Gibsonville, Sierra county, to deposit tailings in ject: “Whatever He Would Like to . Slate creek, and in the Doherty mine, ” ‘near Table Rock, Sierra county, to deHisve'Me Do." Panpye-pehneh ah the posit tailings in Slate creek; from Victor Montre, in the Grizzly Canyon mine, near Pike City, Sierra connty, to : deposit tailings: in Grizzly “Canyon; Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at: from B. F. Atkinson, in the Homestake mine, No. 2, near Sierra City, Sierra county, to deposit tailings in the impounding basin of the Homestake mine, and from O, R. Scott, et als. in Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets the Gold Nugget mine, near GibsonAll Druggists refund the money if it ville, Sierra county, to deposit tailings ; in Canon creek. THE TRITON at Sea. went down with the steamer. Two Dozen Lemons Over Two Hundred Lives Lost Express Office Robbed. Reno, October 16.—It is stated that. pumping machinery formerly used at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express office at. the Kentuck mine. This will be opQuincy, Plumas county, was robbed erated by an 8-foot overshot water last night. No particulars are at hand. . wheel and will handle the water nicely. cea GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Rec rd of the Doings of Our J. W. Clemo has gone to New York to purchase an artificial leg. Last evering Miss Nellie Cassidy entertained the high school class of ’97. Conductor Charles Loughridge of the Narrow Gauge railroad has gone to Oakland to accompany his wife home. At the annual meeting of the W. Y. Mew York, Gctober 16.—The steamer 0, D. Mining Company held last evenTriton,-bound--from--Havana-toNew--ing--the-old sboard.0f.directors WAS. eesonmonsnaull York, was sunk off the Dominican elected. The mine is looking well. coast. She carried 200 passengers and her crew numbered 30. All but about ‘The shaft was abandonod forty years a dozen of the people who were aboard ago. It has a four-foot vein of ribbon Dr. W. C. Jones & Son will reopen an 'old property three miles north of town. rock highly mineralized. Machinery is being placed on the mine of Dunkley & Carter, and the water will be pumped out with the Sinking and drifting will then be prosecuted until the main ledge is struck. For 25 cents at George OC. Gaylord’s. Get your Sweet Cider of'B. BvuLbarpD. BLANKET DISPLAY Pt MIAEER & CO’S. etc; doctor’s bill. and $12 per pair. Do not be deceived. Gray Blankets, $3, $4, $5, $6.50, $8.50 a pair. See Blanket Window; it is a grand sight. 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. Housekeepers, intending Housekeepers, Hotel keepers, ‘You are called upon this day to take a look at our display of Blankets and Comforters. been seen in this town before. warm the nights are cool enough to enjoy the comfort one of our fine Blankets will afford you. much cheaper to buy a good pair of Blankets than to foot the We have to apologize to the doctors for this assertion, yet it is a plain fact. No such display has ever Though the days are still It is CePA eR BER coir ok ead, ema ors $ 504 pair WHE BIGHKOtS i csciueds So eauustenuna ane < CAGE BEB BRES Briar inomuikule eaaeer a5 AA RR. Se OG oa caccszccrs pores vi Baur gesecisdenn gunn too. * Gray Blankets.... deubaiaituna im semen cance roo © AV HAGE SOB eles iccacnd eaddndatn coercive r50 PO ES NNN ROI G cass aor tcdnk skates deabren aaesathes AveieeserM reo. White Blankets... FIs NG thet Valine etsanca EO. Fe PEAY or MeO choy facie reas Aas ae RRA Ren goo. White Blankets... ipl ebageatentaatac gait 8 a 8 nae White Blankets, $3, $4, $5, $6, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $9, $10 Do not miss See Black Goods window. 8 8 To secure the pick of FINE GOODS. e & . SURPRISING RIGHNESS « « + + * Never shown with more attractiveness than now in our admirable NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE the latest. Our NEW STOCK offers. unusual advantages to the early buyer. terest in your*own welfare and drop in and see our Take inae . We Bought Early and We Bought Cheap. We Came First and Got First Choice, which egables us to Offer Profitable Pickings to Practical Patrons Who want the worth of their money and the quintessence of quality. . o—_—-MNOte This:2 A NEW STOCK, % A CHOICE STOCK, A LOW PRICE. a8 GRIMES CLOTHING. EMPORIUM, Corner Broad and Pine Streets ra oswns Nevada City,{[Cal. " li 4 rd a ome

tonal, vastire Seeking, P AT THR Robles S. d and $15 ae Pleasure Resor hur Baths, gia, Malaria ler Troubles’ nd Skin Dis»wnsend St; morning at tr} M, same dey. , S, Manager, ard! lectric Power v@ reward for ad to the ar1y and all par. interfering in mer with the 3 in either of try, y on there will ur wires, and 10m do so at ESaBia, Jr. uty Electric 2S: ALEN’S halation, ladelphia, Pa. ‘ism, gia, us Disorders. NLY GENUINE ent, that of Drs. lc adjustment of trogen MAGNETcondensed and lover the world. han twenty years een treated, and quiring a second cts of the first, fitalizer, renew‘the whole body. ed by numerous 00k of 200 pages, n o: the patients; iven, and you forma ion. ment has given upulous persons; ons Compoun ur testimonials to recommend any substance iid called Com TS MODE OF ie title of a new Drs. Starkey & irers full inforcurative agent, in a wide range em after being icians. Will be application, le. LPPLY AT W. Je ji-tt: : ailyanscript. => 1 37TH YEAR—NO, 11439 NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ‘16, 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. THE TRANSCRIPT, BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALKINS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Fifty Cents Per [ilonth. ADVERTISING RATES. 4 Made known on application. “Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as. CO. E. Wilson's plans for Dr.-JFecond-class matter. Dd COME OFF THEIR: PERCH. Some Advice fo Those Having Mines For Sale, Today’s San Francisco News Letter says: Promoters and their agents are still nibbling around several of the heavy-weight mines ofthe State. These include the veterans of many an engagement at home and abroad, none of which have ever yet amounted to much more than paper talk. It is not as easy to sella mine for a million in London now as to roll off a log. Of course, it would be impossible to convince many people of this fact. They like to have millions whispered in their ear, and are always ready to confide in one o° the many individuals who are always buzzing around, introducing their influential connections abroad; if they do not happen to be one of the thousand and one peripatetic agents of the Rothschilds. This is the best advertised house on earth, and it does not -cost them a cent either. We have had awenty men here within the past year, ;and every man Jack of them posed as an agent of this wealthy firm. It has -just about come to this, that a mining promoter who has not the talismanic connection labeled all over him like the continental railroad and hotel ticket display on some. globe-trotting snob’s handbag, he is likely to be branded as a yellow dog in the “perfesh.” There must be a regular army of these people in America, and if the disease is as bad in Australia and South Africa, what a force this old house could musterina pinch! It is now said that the Royal mine is in a fair way to be taken up, under the ad‘vice of Wm. B. Farrish, the well-known mining engineer. The Nevada. City mine is again open for another engagement, according to latest report, and so is the Confidence of Tuolumne, the Bleck Oak, and a dozen or more of the old stand-bys,which for years past have braved with impunity the scrutiny of investors here and elsewhere. If in some cases the owners were to come down from their perches in the matter of price, it is possible they might have been relieved of their burdens and been able to follow ‘the example of some other great and good men, who now enjoy life idling about the hotel lobbies, while the fellows who bought them out are rustling togeta return from their investment in the mines. Buying a property and putting up twenty or thirty years of an estimated annual yield for the privilege of developing the same if it happens to be in the ground, is a pretty safe proposition for the seller, if it isa rather problematical venture for the man who parts with the sack. Butall the fools are not dead, for which the genial promotion shark will probably feel inclined to remark, “let us thank the Lord.” PERSCNAL FOINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. M. Garver has gone to Sacramento. ; 3 Miss Frieda Hieronimus is visiting at. North Bloomfield. . Mrs, Prank E. Wadsworth is visiting friends at Sacramento and San Franscisco. Mrs. A. Tam has gone to Chicago “Park for a fortnight’s visit with Mrs, ‘L. Orzalli. Mrs. P. Graham, Miss Mary McNichols and T. C. Graham came over from Sweetland today. John P. Jepson of Relief Hill and P. S. Waldron of Graniteville are in town accompanied by their wives. Mrs. Wizgins of San Francisco, who has been visiting at Downieville and this.city, returned home today. William Odgers, who has been visiting friends at this city and Grass Valley, will return to San Francisco tomorrow. Mrs. Fred E. Brown and~ daughter. who have been visiting Mrs. Brown's mother at Oakland, will return home to norrow. Mrs.\Nellie Parker and daughter of Sacramento will arrive here this eveni gon the way home from Downieville, where they have been visiting relatives. H. ©. Weisenburger has been summoned to Hoopstown, Ill, by a telegtam announcing that his wife is dangerously ill there with typhoid pneu‘monia. Iv you want some of the best honey ever sold in Nevada City go to GayBRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. It is unlawful to kill deer now. A brick warehouse is to be built in the rear of Phil Scadden’s store. The Colts and the Monarchs will play ball at Cashin field tomorrow afternoon. ' The cricket club will meet at Cashin field at 12 o’clock: tomorrow for practice. Shaw’s new house on Park avenue have been accepted and building will begin at once. q Most of the Nevada City delegates to the State Miners’ Convention will leave for San Francisco on tomorrow noon’s train. Some went today. Lammon & Davis, at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, are sole agents for Ruhstaller’s celebrated gilt edge beer. -A fine hot lunch tonight. sll The argument of ‘attorneys in the case of McAuley vs. the Tahoe Ice Co. was concluded this afternoon and the jury retired to deliberate on a verdict. Tonight another special train will be ran from Grass Valley to this city for the accommodation of those persons desiring to attend the veriscope entertainment. W. H. Tuttle of the Owt Satoon, Nevada City, has secured the Agency for Pabst’s celebrated Milwaukee lager beer, which he will serve in first-class style in bottles and glass, at popular prices. j22-tf. Delegates to the State Miners’ Convention are requested to call at the South Yuba Company’s office in this city and get. their certificates so they may take advantage of the special railroad rates; RESTRICTING MARRIAGES. The One Year Limit Has Proven an Entire Failure. Less than eight months’ trial has conclusively demonstrated, says the Marysville Democrat, that the law to restrict marriages under certain conditions has proven a failure. A divorced person has the same right, after a decree of separation has been entered, to contract marriage as those who never were joined in wedlock.. When such persons once decide upon a day for a wedding and there be no valid objection on the part of parents or guardians, they should be permitted to act in freedom to consummate the union at home among relatives and friends. The present law has. been the means of sending 28 couple to Reno, about a dozen to Oregon and several others out on the ocean to be married, all in less than seven months. The extra expense to these people has been not less than $2,000; at the same time the home minister, the hotels and county treasary have been losers, as well as the loeal livery stable owner, the railway and the stage lines. The absurdity ot enacting such law is aptly illustrated in a local case. One week ago a decree of separation was entered in the Superior Court of Yuba county, the man and wife being residents of Browns Valley. Wednesday evening the divorced woman and her vew partner returned from Reno, bearing a marriage certificate of the State of Nevada, the extra expense over a marriage at home being about $50,-but they are “at home” now. oo -+—_—_____— THE DEDICATORY BALL. It Promises to Be a Very Pleasant and Successful Affair. A joint meeting of the Board of Edu cation and the teachers of this district was held last evening at the office of the South Yuba Water Company for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for the dedication of the new schooihouse on Friday evening, October 29th Goyne’s orchestra has been engaged tor the occasion. Tuere will be dancing in the new buildjng both up stairs and down stairs. L. S. Calkins has been selected for floor director, and W.F Englebright, W. H. Martin, Lee Shce craft, H. Dickerman, James Hutchison, Joha Hitchins, Ralph Gaylord, J. J. Hanley and F. E. Wadsworth will act as floor mapagers. The following program has been arranged: Address—C. E. Mulloy, President of the Board of Education. Vocal solo—Miss Mabel Hughes. Whistling solo—Ralph Gay lord. There will also be songs by a male quartette and a mixed quartette. All arrangements will be completed at a meeting to be held next week. Weak Nerves indicate delicate blood. Nervous people find relief by purifying and enriching their blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great nerve tonic. Hoon’s Prits are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. For Sale. A Klondyke Olaim and a Qyuba Sombrero, They only cost 85 cents and $1 at The Leader Millinery Store, Broad Street. ol4-tf lord’s. A fresh supply just received. ti NEVADA COUNTY — LEADS AS USUAL. The Banner Delegation to the Convention.

San Franoisco, October 16.—Presistate that Nevada county will send the banner delegation to the annual convention of the Miners’ Association, which meets here next Monday. Her representation will number 114 under ithe leadership of Fred Zeitler, President of the county association. Placer county comes second with 75 delegates headed by Assemblyman Harold Power. A Miner’s Neck Broken. Virainia City, October 16.—While Joe Matton was working in the upraise of a mine near Silver City a rock fell and struck his head. He fell forty feet down the incline. His neck was broken and he died instantly. Prominent Comstocker Dead. Virainia Crry, October 16.—John O. Dunlop, ex-County Clerk and Treasurer of Storey county, and one of the foremost citizens of Virginia died at 4 o’clock yesterday morning. The cause of his death was an abscess on the chest’ Skipped With Funds. SacRAMENTO, October 16.—T. Cooke’ a book-binder in the State Printing Office, has disappeared taking with him $200 belonging to the local Council of the Federated Trades, of which he is the secretary. TOMORROW'S BALL GAME, An Interesting Contest Between the Colts and Monarchs. A spirited game of baseball will be played at Cashin field tomorrow afternoon. At2 o’clock the Colts of this city and the Monarchs of Grass Valley will meet for the first time, and there will be a stubborn contest for supremacy. It will be the first of a series of games to be played by the clubs during the winter. Frank Smith will be the un-pire, and the Colts will play the following men: Pollard, c.; Tamblyn, p.; Harry, Ist b.; Oaverly, 2d b.; Beckley, 3d b.; Sylvester, 8. s.; Costello, r. f.; Lammon, c. f.; Sigourney, 1. f. Ladies will be admitted free; gentlemen, 25 cents. Persistent Coughs A cough which seems to hace on in spite of all the remedies w you have seplied certainly needs energetic sensible treatment. For twenty-five that standard preparation of cod-liver oil, SCcoTT’s EMULSION hias proved its effectiveness in curing the trying affeotions of throat and lungs, and this reason why: the cod-liv: tially digested, 8 Be al De soy sen gt SCOT TS Banaue See that the man and are on the wrapper. ‘ soc. and $r.00, all driggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, Store Room for Rent. Handsome and well lighted salesroom on Commercial street, 20x30 feet, with two good rooms in reat. Everything new and nice, One of the best business stands in the cityInquire of CARL SEIBT, at the New York Bakery. o16-tf Notice For Publication. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, October ms NoOnce IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in su port of his claim, and that said proof will made before the Superior J stage of Nevada jevada 8 E., M. D. M, a names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivntion of said land, viz: U. U. Green, Willis Green, David W. Lord and Edward Smith, all of Nevada City P. O., Cal. SILAS PENRY, Register. Nevada City, October 15, 1897. ED, LANGTRY Former Husband. Dublin and Hollyhead. A Smooth Confidence Man: DIES TODAY. Sad Ending of the Jersey Lily's Wasuineton, October 16.—Ed. Langdied last night in an asylum for the insane at Chester. He was found wandering around aimlessly; and a magistrate committed him to the institutiorf. He was suffering from concussion of the brain produced by falling down the gangway of a steamer between San Francisco, October 16.—George Knowlton, alias Rebel George, is being . PERIS ED ON Klondyke. on their way to Dawson City. ~ Elsie Let Off Light. fined $25 today and paid it. A Suicide’s Death. THE WAY. Six Men Die While Bound For San Francisco, October 16.—Advices trom A.C: Wright at Seattic state that) Harry C. Newman, William J. Swartz and four companions have perished on the Taku river in Alaska. They were San Franorsco, October 16.—Elsie de Vere, the actress arrested for stealing a bonnet from-a department store, was tried today for vagrancy, having been arrested at the instigation of Jacob Krager whom he. worked a robbing Alaska mining scheme on. He is a confidence sharp of renown. At Seattle not long ago he helped ‘to sell a bogus gold bar to a couple of men from Southern California for $10,000. AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. TRINITY CHURCH. Rev, E. J. H. Van Deerlin, Rector. Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school at 12:30p.m. Evensong at 7 p.m, with an address on “Free Thought.” METHODIST GHURCH. Rev. W. ©. Gray, the pastor,. will preach at 11 a. m.and7 p.m. Morning subject: “Visions and Dreams.” Evening sermon to women on “Following the, Fashions.” Olass, meeting at 9:45 a. m., Martin Thomas leader. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. Juniors at 4:45 p, m., Elsie Gray leader. Epworth League at’ 6 p. m. W. L. Boardman leader. _ : CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The subjects of Rev. J. Sims’ discourses tomorrow will be as follows: In the morning—“Visitations.” In the! The Christian Endeavor will meet at} 6 p. m., led by Miss Martha Sims. Sub-: close of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited. ST. CANICE CHURCH. 8 and 10:30 a. m. in St. Canice Church, and at 10 a. m. in Cherokee. To Cure a Cold in One Day failsto Cure. 265c. s4-6m San Franoisco, October 16.—George H. Garthorne, head salesman of the American Biscuit Company, who shot himself this week with suicidal intent, died today at the receiving hospital. NEVADA CITY WANTS IT. Next Year's Convention of the State Miners’ Association. It is not at all unlikely that an effort will be made by the Nevada county delegates to next week’s annual convention of the Miners’ Association to have the next meeting of that body held in this city. San Francisco has heretofore had a monopoly of the convention, and it is understood that many of the delegates of that city think it would bé eminently proper to come here next year. The Nevada countyans have not yet definitely decided upon urging the matter, but they will do so if they do not find a serious and widespread objection to prevail when they get to San FranWant .to Hy draulic. On Monday, the 25th instant, at room 59 in the Flood building, San Freacisco, the California Debris Commission will take testimony concerning the application of the following to mine by age », the hydraulic process: Sam Ahtye, in ce dit N05 ig cha the Emerton mine, near Gibsonville, Sierra county, to deposit tailings in ject: “Whatever He Would Like to . Slate creek, and in the Doherty mine, ” ‘near Table Rock, Sierra county, to deHisve'Me Do." Panpye-pehneh ah the posit tailings in Slate creek; from Victor Montre, in the Grizzly Canyon mine, near Pike City, Sierra connty, to : deposit tailings: in Grizzly “Canyon; Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at: from B. F. Atkinson, in the Homestake mine, No. 2, near Sierra City, Sierra county, to deposit tailings in the impounding basin of the Homestake mine, and from O, R. Scott, et als. in Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets the Gold Nugget mine, near GibsonAll Druggists refund the money if it ville, Sierra county, to deposit tailings ; in Canon creek. THE TRITON at Sea. went down with the steamer. Two Dozen Lemons Over Two Hundred Lives Lost Express Office Robbed. Reno, October 16.—It is stated that. pumping machinery formerly used at Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express office at. the Kentuck mine. This will be opQuincy, Plumas county, was robbed erated by an 8-foot overshot water last night. No particulars are at hand. . wheel and will handle the water nicely. cea GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day’s Rec rd of the Doings of Our J. W. Clemo has gone to New York to purchase an artificial leg. Last evering Miss Nellie Cassidy entertained the high school class of ’97. Conductor Charles Loughridge of the Narrow Gauge railroad has gone to Oakland to accompany his wife home. At the annual meeting of the W. Y. Mew York, Gctober 16.—The steamer 0, D. Mining Company held last evenTriton,-bound--from--Havana-toNew--ing--the-old sboard.0f.directors WAS. eesonmonsnaull York, was sunk off the Dominican elected. The mine is looking well. coast. She carried 200 passengers and her crew numbered 30. All but about ‘The shaft was abandonod forty years a dozen of the people who were aboard ago. It has a four-foot vein of ribbon Dr. W. C. Jones & Son will reopen an 'old property three miles north of town. rock highly mineralized. Machinery is being placed on the mine of Dunkley & Carter, and the water will be pumped out with the Sinking and drifting will then be prosecuted until the main ledge is struck. For 25 cents at George OC. Gaylord’s. Get your Sweet Cider of'B. BvuLbarpD. BLANKET DISPLAY Pt MIAEER & CO’S. etc; doctor’s bill. and $12 per pair. Do not be deceived. Gray Blankets, $3, $4, $5, $6.50, $8.50 a pair. See Blanket Window; it is a grand sight. 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. Housekeepers, intending Housekeepers, Hotel keepers, ‘You are called upon this day to take a look at our display of Blankets and Comforters. been seen in this town before. warm the nights are cool enough to enjoy the comfort one of our fine Blankets will afford you. much cheaper to buy a good pair of Blankets than to foot the We have to apologize to the doctors for this assertion, yet it is a plain fact. No such display has ever Though the days are still It is CePA eR BER coir ok ead, ema ors $ 504 pair WHE BIGHKOtS i csciueds So eauustenuna ane < CAGE BEB BRES Briar inomuikule eaaeer a5 AA RR. Se OG oa caccszccrs pores vi Baur gesecisdenn gunn too. * Gray Blankets........ deubaiaituna im semen cance roo © AV HAGE SOB eles iccacnd eaddndatn coercive r50 PO ES NNN ROI G cass aor tcdnk skates deabren aaesathes AveieeserM reo. White Blankets..... FIs NG thet Valine etsanca EO. Fe PEAY or MeO choy facie reas Aas ae RRA Ren goo. 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