October 17, 1899 (4 pages)

Ie. OOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO QOGOOO l : in _the Superior ‘Sour = the pet for. the: robate A cing Attondinee Avtidpesd pesmi . ie Sixteen Lecal iar grantee a il the Call: of” piliectiag ini: tthe} d Joho oe ‘The entire bigeeot’and most important State cop-} palmar é vention in the history of the California. ' nares Francisco: ‘mextMonday, and for sey: ipa worth, = a ‘eral ‘days will be the chiet thing’ of in-. > is bequeathed to Mr. . terest in the coast mining field. Sec“Hots in-. retary E. H. Benjamin’e voluminous all the property ‘correspon lence concerning It itdicates. . following . that there will be ot ah bundred deleThe sixteen anbdespolatiche; fuctadeat his tne that of Southern ‘California, jpave é ‘nearly all held conventions‘and elected “lo Mray Tiel Simonds of ibis city, their quota of delegates .during the “$1€0. and his didtiond ring. ’ a past two weeks, and at these convenTo Jamés: Henry Kuight, a » brother, tions special interest’ in the industry “or in Gase of his” death to John Kani, bt] ard in the convention has been shown. aes nephew, $200. + sav Che: delegates are leading and ‘active . After the above bequests have bees giuing men, and the convention will ‘paid; there ds. to’ be. paid: from ‘the tegibe representative of the best intellect ate the following’ soins . or. a pro. rata} And character ii the Oalifornia mining Miners’ Association” ‘will opep in San} ” . . The committee at San. ‘Francisco. ‘the scene of the son’s PPh a tends that ¢ while the son demonstrates is yevg. part of Dick means disiuhéritence. and) lthe situation and complications that arise for the older Preston are too far> At 12:30 last night fedutta Frank wu cical for explanation. Brown is an son was-operating a ‘machine drill ‘at assumed . name’ and” ‘there. are no less These complications arise “k’oked” out and striking him broke . Brown, : . from a call of the.elder Preston upon one of bis legs above the-apkle. send word that apon being furnished . Humorous attractions ‘ are b T, who were recently mustered out, a &. marriage from his ‘father, Its ingenveteran’s medal will be sent toeach. tous construction and witty dialogue Last. night the Nutive Sons appointed together with the swiftness of its action a Committee to confer with the Knights bring many surprises. ‘The music and . of Pythias relutive to the two orders, ‘songs incidental to the farce are all. with wthird order to be selected by! original ahd do not mar the action of . these two, erecting on the McLean! the play. The company inclades such loton Mil street a hands«me . capable ‘people as Mark Swan, Jessie: I the ‘subject of a o. Abel con-. . tion by marrying. This action on the}. the Branswick mine, the machine bar than three women figuring as Mrs . : with @ list of the members of Company about by the son’s anxiety to hide a lodge building to cost from $12,000 to ~ nét-at, he ‘~ Soseph Knight,a shalt decvaerr $500. * Eiwin Kuight, a. ‘nephew,: $250. "Martha Nichols, # nieGe, $250. , <> Mes. Vivian Stephens: of lbis ‘city, Eat hae? Lee. + “Pao testator: declares in the will, that all of the estate. 80 bequeathed is his sepataté property. Tae plavés “of résidénce . ‘of all the ‘heirs;.except. ; Mrs,., ‘Hooking = Mrs. Sec mgd Howes. ec aeippbane: are, ne oes thel Sughd Uaeiteged. pe tbe recent forest tire above: North ech J. H. Osborne and Jobn lower, who hive a Tease on. the Mount on gravel claim at Snow Tent, lost 4 Guidi tity OLsUpplies and timbers. ‘They are now. esta ‘getting: is aa a é rausus « . ulisry. Pn ee ae F.B. Westcott, representing, the A, q:. Jordan -Oatlery Company.of. Sti Douis,here: “Lhe Jordan cutlery is & great-favorite-in this grarkét-beosa 36 of its. superior aay: and. Paaenome orn gee sees Hurt a (us Penvalence. ot mae” ~-sbe “ititomas . Haghes, aa engineer at the Sauzht in the. machinery BSuuday aud two of the flugers wore paintuily lacerated. He is disabiet-from work, mines “Alex. Honges, iciwerly mixologist at the Free: Coinage Saloon, has bought the Reception suioon on Commeic al etree. > Ae will sounaee it as a. firstsie as sa HS WiFEIS. lov STARE. why It was: Taken on and How it = > oy Wes Banished.le.ts. a. prominent lawyer. in ‘this’ elty. His daughter is 7 syears. of.age and. ‘Walked to the gate with bin one day ‘last Week. . The little girl kissed hér land to’ hin’ until he turned the pe mg » He jtreturn the. salutation vonage ‘That’ night when he ‘cane Sow: ‘his wife” find a’ “icy stare , for himi:« He wanted to: know. the: ‘trouble, byt she. only, answered, “Nothing,” Any question © ‘from him recel da short, i ae Pe she-called him into anether Foom and ‘said: “Mr. ——, Mys. —, our: ‘next door neighbor, Was, over: to sée°mé this afterhoon: ’ She informme of your conduct y when you walk“down: the ai throwing kiss after kiss to Ach : ld ber ‘busband was : ‘Te. would shoot you. Wil sou ‘please invent sone plaasible: “excuse that 21 ean. give’ to my beighbor“to-explain* away your sees: race ul si a Fy uD “aeainet the “Knottiest proposition of ce life. He thought long and “hurd, ‘ana’ fuatty ‘the light dawnet: upon ‘him: . He: rushed ‘fran-; fit of the room’ and_retur ted” th “beloved. child in.bis arma. “Davghter,” be, said: “please tell’ your mother. what" you .and:. papa avere oy after dintier today.” ‘ "Ete alas. throwing, lases ‘at ak other until pap’turned the ‘¢ebser.""* So quickly ‘was the prosecution: dis‘missed -and-in such a convincing manner that thé°4nwyer*swootied away whee he, thovght of his harrow escape: juppose the ehild: bad: forgotten the oc+ cure f ould’ have: been “a area! hee that night, But jiness now, . beOP ie nasal Mie tich raleth. over the poor, Sacer ere vear a mOM ee Thane . ia a Young ‘Mothers. Orong a Sie the teks terror id iaacids of young because its o2tbi is no agonizing goa f. ently fat: hiEEL EH been known * Gon ad yet. been able to get up a report on how =. never been worst + -hedatn Tir» Raa, eee nen Det. 19th, at Pe ee ag get Ze of imporee {hecopembets. ‘Tae Graind will. be .present. AAMAS HE: wed bane Soron Rozrmson,. 0. Joomeenne Souwanrz, Sec. 8 ‘equal to that of the Trans-Mississippi . thereon, but never antil now taken up duterests to what the problem means to #9 posed to have been repealed by the last Chosen Frien:'s acredtioa ke ——s Nevada! pels get No. r of Chosen $15,000] Th tion will declare't dine: figment ooraegnctay Marguerite, a daughter -wants and policies of the State’s great of Wa. . mining population united for the genScanlon pf lower Main street, aged 8 eral good of the industry, and its decyears, 9 months and 27 days, % a ‘yestrations and demands will have a pres-. ‘®°dayShe bad tamors growing uear the eyes and one eye was recently reUige Before. Leelelatdres “god. public moved. The fuueral will tuke place opinion {but few voluntary associations from the house ut 10 e’eiuck tomorrow can command. forenoon, This convention will have & wider) The movement to organiza a joint scope than any of i's predecessors, aid stock company to build a theater bere the success of the executive committee. is being revived. George F. Jacubs, in securing the co-operation of other . proprietor of the Nevada City theater, Pacific Coast States in making it rep-. was here yesterday talking the matter over with local capitalists, and made-a resentative of the entire Western minliberal proposition to take x lease in ing field will ‘give it au. importance . the new play bouse if it is constrycted. vongress. The Governors of Colorado, Only dan ab: ‘: Ite ‘wine New Mexico, Idabo and Washiggton. ‘Forace Walpule tells a lively story of had last week reported the appointment. an old porcelain vender, who had an of 10 delegates. each, and all the other exceédingly rare. and Valuable: jar on Western Governors will andoubtedly which he set an almost fabulous price. : réspond in time. “Each executive was. One bot summer a slight volcanic asked to name representative men who} hock, such as the British isles occawould really attend the couvention, aay alg Peng bis moe ears an 8 porcelain and it is hoped. that there will be many vase. To.an ordinary mind the-accident delegates from sister States who will! woulg have been calamitous. but thie luter be agtive at-home in promoting} ¢hing seller ‘rose superior to fortune. the policies agreed upon. . He donbled the price of ‘the article tmIt has been sought. to make the conmediately and advertised it as “the ‘. vention an interstate affair, because . only jar inthe world which had been {the questions which . will be made of . cracked by an earthquake.” -Nothing chief importance. affect. the industry . ‘eT? slow about that. Whether he got Providence mine, getbie right-head-. in one Western: State as much as fa . BmoReF ealiaenetie “but;-he-certain; . ly deserved eee aie another. ‘These are the revision of the Federal. mining law and the conservaHad ‘Left For Parts Unknown. tion of water. The Federal mining law! In a murder trial in Dallas the cout» of 1872 and the court decisions and de-. sel for the defense was examining a partmental ru ipgs that heve been venireman regarding his eitaiiien chao hung to it have kept Sporadic demands . -f0 serve. The candidate admitted that d once: been & meniber of-a jury for revision going for years among ¢ mining men. The California Miners’ . X hie sabe 4 tS Association ‘resolved in favor of the the® result of: the trial, so the counsel revision aud codification of the Federal . ggig: mining and Jand luws early in its his-. “Whereis that negro’*now?”" tory, and has appointed committees. “I don’t ktiow.” was the reply. “The sheriff hanged nim at the appointed the matter as ove of chief importance, so —Law Notes, A wide field for warm debate will be Modest Appeal. Openedjand the friends and enemies! mye attention of. English speaking of the upex law may bave unother in-. visitors to the Milan cathedral is read. ning, but whatever may or may not be! fly attracted by the following notice agreed upon, the discussion here’ and . which appears over’an alms box: the éfforts that will follow may result “Appele to Charitables. The Brothy in tome further legislation by Con-. €fs. 80 called. of Mercy ask slender gress. arms for the Hospital. They harbor The discussion of th» conservation of p Barna ten snd. fave iho: ty, water will come at an opportune time when conventions and,societies are at If the Pecantth conscription were ap-. last starting a definite aggressive effort . plied In india. England would bave to save tothe arid West its greatest . 2.500.000 reguiar soldiers» actually «in treasure—the water that itso royally . barraeks. with $00,000 recruits coming wastes. ‘The convention should do. UP every year, wach ‘to further awaken the miniuz. Foe pe ge ee The chestest animal to raise ts the : sheep. and-avith the crowingcrppetité the iudustry aud toadd anotuer effcefor tender keaamb and: nim eenen in’ thig: tive force to the efforts to secure the conntr> itis eve ofthe mact n-gttahlia. storage.of flood’ waters and their distribu:ion through mouutains and plains, The big gold mills that are! sg 4 hd e now again'silent along the mofher lode Durability ts Better Than Show.’’ region of the Sierra Nevadas and elsewhere and the menitors: that are wuiting for the rains are vivid evidences of The wealth of the multtthe California miner’s interest in the conseyvation of water, ‘Che taking up millionaires is not. equal to of the question in this active way is! good health. Riches without ‘another evidence of the value of this health are a: curse, and yet big orgauizition and an. eucour.ge: ment of those who are working on the the rich, the middle classes problem in other felds. and the poor alike, have, in Other important matters will come Hood’ s Sarsaparilla, a valuabefore the convention. -The California Miners’ Association maintains the imble assistant in getting and portant purpose of securing further maintaining perfect health. ‘Qongressional appropriations for reCatarrh — ‘Our litle boy’s whooping ‘training dams and the importance of . -cough left him with catarrh, but Hood's the navigable rivers of the S‘ate, but . Sarsaparilla made him perfectly well. I as the Federal engineers composing the . have taken it myself with satisfactory re. Californie Debris Commission have not . sults.”’ Mrs. W. S. Gordinier, Netston, Kan. Scrofula — “‘My boy suffered with the $500,000 already appropriated . scrofula when young. Two bottles of should be spent the convention will. Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. He is now not be apt to do much about dams this. fen. Our physician advised its use. We year. The mineral lands issue is not. always recommend i#.°” Mrs. E. C. dead and wiil get attention. Clipper, 8 Kidder St., Cleveland, Ohio. State minining legislation will beone. Tired All ‘Day—‘No tired feeling important topic. Steps will probably . such as I used to have morning and night € . be taken by resolution and committees . since Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured it; as it aly °° prepare a satisfactory state mining] cured the pain in my little girl’s stomach.”” law to take the place of the one sup-. jas. I. Mann, Hubbardston, Mass. Pain in the Side—‘‘I have taken Legislature. -The coavention will un-. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pils for da} doubted!y, result in the organization. pain in the side and back. Was not of “new ‘County associations and ‘in. able fo work. They cured me.” Mary otherwise increasing the membership] E, Cate, sphere sa Se Gs ; -and power of the federated organiza> 9 “ion, which now counts about 9000. asa, 3 he Paris mining exbibit will beamong ver Dis ‘. other local topics considered, _ Ne dp Ps oints The covention will asaemble amid Hood’s Pillecure liver {lls; the non-irritating and . p ew life and boom in the mining oil ee ig ae eae 8 Mai Hall, Maude Knowlton, J. Cassidy, EB. rend. Monica Lee and others, sunisinnemitensnetietmamntes GRAPES. ‘Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco, Mis‘sion, and, in fact, every variety that is grown. Remember that figs are nearly out, 20 getin orders early. sladaennaiiliial WM. H. ANDREWS vat Fachin cael : —— or ag ae When ‘You Put in Your Toilet To connest with the new ee TOWLE BROs. Style and Finish. . . a ke * * Of the most artistic de “x % e a io de *& *& & graphs made_by Moore. x * His gallery has a wide * * em spread reputation for wk & *& turning outas high-grade x *& work as can be attained 1K on the eoaak: £2t33 NEVADA env Grass VALLEY, Broad Street Fruit Market. On your Sewer Work if you want to have-a first-class job —— and. save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market ‘prices, if you want to do your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections, We employ none but first-class workmen. = Winter Is Coming On. "When You See Prices. : “Welles ts 2 } b at eae Bai cae thereof, and that if the ast “ enience of the Ta s ao gate it the following places at the. Telex October 20, gree characterize photo. . Block, Main street, October 25th, th, 2th se Mts and 28th. Now Is HEREBY r GIVEN Cont THE oeente , “nal Bee for iso Ni Now Due. the taxes . on all Rv hgaen Ky = ON'Tr \ NOVEME T ee TEEN tot one-half ben pal Cent. and other costs . half of t sess ‘the last Monday. paid lor thereto five per cent will to the amount. en ; MA’ AID AT INS VIDED, ff oe the purpose of collecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ Hotel. NORTH SAN JUAN, October 2ist. ‘TRUCKEE, Moody's Office, October 23d. GRASS VALLEY, at City Hall, Holbrooke J. J. JACKSON, Tax ix Collector Nevada County. .-TODAY. AT FOLEY'S Given by St. Mergaret’s Guild, assisted by Trinity Guild .;. 5. . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY ~on— Wedresday and. Thursday, Oct. 26 and 26. Continuous: Fancy Work and Art Display and Sale . . . , Musical and Literary Program each evening inning at 8 o’clock en Dinner each day from 12to 2 at 25 une ex'ra. EVENING ADMISSION, 25 CENTS Children’s Afternoon from 2 to 5 pi m, cents extra. Marysville Business Cole Commercial: ‘Course, 6m ..00.5+5$00 Shorthand and Typewriting course. 40 * Six monthe.. 50 Combination course—including Shorthand, Commercial and Ty pewriting— School year9 mos:.20 Teachers’ course, 3 months,.:. sr 90 Review, English branches, 3 mos. Review, English branches, 8 mos. Fall term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first. lessons in Shorthand, free. D. BREHAUT, Principal. Nevada City, Oct. 9, 1899. = Marysville, Cal. ON THE UP GRADE ¥ Diamonds are going up in price, but I atm still salling them at the same low figures I did before the raise, Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the county. CG J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler, oe Broad Street Preliminary Announcement’ You may need a new Pioneer stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves. heating or cooking stove. Our Turner, MISS NELLIE TETREAU, tho popular fashionable milliner, will arrive this week to resume her position as head trimmer in‘ourstoreon Main street. ‘Watch for Advertisement of Grand Opening Display Of this season’s stylish novelties in trimmed and untrimmed hate ribbons, flowers, plumes, etc. Wim. ae Ex. Craw iord. Hardware Dealer. NEVADA OITY. facturers. There is SNELL & OPENING. OF THE CAPE SEASON. Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. y of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manu, that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To'call and inspect the assortment while it is samhplets, ) The goods and prices will please you. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. We havea full line * a grace and style about their cut FLEMING, Permit Us to Suggest TO en ed see aenrtanieme ins Nena a TO YOU Pepsin aa See ied Game Cock Whiskey...0:s.0 1 Rook & Rye Whiskey. Sherry Wine Claret Wine The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forvlock.” as youcan doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise prices 80 it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do 80 while: . the old'prices prevail. We have a large sesortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, a you, Depot for Fancy Groceries“PROTECT §8989600089565555555 oe i YOUR * DISINFECTANTS DEODORIZERS FUMIGATORS PREVENTIVES GERMICIDES & Dickerman’ . 5SO999989S999S95959599959 HOMES! mi $ ANTISEPTICS Drug : Store BEEHIVE GROCERY .;. . \J. J. JACKSON, canes ———— Proprietor Agency For--[lon Blue Shasts ram Whiskey bel Catsup Water, Shasta Ginger Ale te, PATE FOIS. TEATS AND FISH. $1 00 RSSESASSE * + “ARABIAN ROAST” Cottes is the Best. a x DEVILED AND POTTED MORRO BOND. co iccen. oooscirckee ce Water Queen Soap...:.ccccccccoe Copco (white) Soap. . ..c.csscscenee Cashmere (white) Soap...-.c0 +5 ¢ $805 + <eeseneen Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3Ib poke Diamond Dust Washing Powder. es" saaas nt on Thursday. ee refreshments f ' Seer e act P m., and . 10

Ie. OOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO QOGOOO l : in _the Superior ‘Sour = the pet for. the: robate A cing Attondinee Avtidpesd pesmi . ie Sixteen Lecal iar grantee a il the Call: of” piliectiag ini: tthe} d Joho oe ‘The entire bigeeot’and most important State cop-} palmar é vention in the history of the California. ' nares Francisco: ‘mextMonday, and for sey: ipa worth, = a ‘eral ‘days will be the chiet thing’ of in-. > is bequeathed to Mr. . terest in the coast mining field. Sec“Hots in-. retary E. H. Benjamin’e voluminous all the property ‘correspon lence concerning It itdicates. . following . that there will be ot ah bundred deleThe sixteen anbdespolatiche; fuctadeat his tne that of Southern ‘California, jpave é ‘nearly all held conventions‘and elected “lo Mray Tiel Simonds of ibis city, their quota of delegates .during the “$1€0. and his didtiond ring. ’ a past two weeks, and at these convenTo Jamés: Henry Kuight, a » brother, tions special interest’ in the industry “or in Gase of his” death to John Kani, bt] ard in the convention has been shown. aes nephew, $200. + sav Che: delegates are leading and ‘active . After the above bequests have bees giuing men, and the convention will ‘paid; there ds. to’ be. paid: from ‘the tegibe representative of the best intellect ate the following’ soins . or. a pro. rata} And character ii the Oalifornia mining Miners’ Association” ‘will opep in San} ” . . The committee at San. ‘Francisco. ‘the scene of the son’s PPh a tends that ¢ while the son demonstrates is yevg. part of Dick means disiuhéritence. and) lthe situation and complications that arise for the older Preston are too far> At 12:30 last night fedutta Frank wu cical for explanation. Brown is an son was-operating a ‘machine drill ‘at assumed . name’ and” ‘there. are no less These complications arise “k’oked” out and striking him broke . Brown, : . from a call of the.elder Preston upon one of bis legs above the-apkle. send word that apon being furnished . Humorous attractions ‘ are b T, who were recently mustered out, a &. marriage from his ‘father, Its ingenveteran’s medal will be sent toeach. tous construction and witty dialogue Last. night the Nutive Sons appointed together with the swiftness of its action a Committee to confer with the Knights bring many surprises. ‘The music and . of Pythias relutive to the two orders, ‘songs incidental to the farce are all. with wthird order to be selected by! original ahd do not mar the action of . these two, erecting on the McLean! the play. The company inclades such loton Mil street a hands«me . capable ‘people as Mark Swan, Jessie: I the ‘subject of a o. Abel con-. . tion by marrying. This action on the}. the Branswick mine, the machine bar than three women figuring as Mrs . : with @ list of the members of Company about by the son’s anxiety to hide a lodge building to cost from $12,000 to ~ nét-at, he ‘~ Soseph Knight,a shalt decvaerr $500. * Eiwin Kuight, a. ‘nephew,: $250. "Martha Nichols, # nieGe, $250. , <> Mes. Vivian Stephens: of lbis ‘city, Eat hae? Lee. + “Pao testator: declares in the will, that all of the estate. 80 bequeathed is his sepataté property. Tae plavés “of résidénce . ‘of all the ‘heirs;.except. ; Mrs,., ‘Hooking = Mrs. Sec mgd Howes. ec aeippbane: are, ne oes thel Sughd Uaeiteged. pe tbe recent forest tire above: North ech J. H. Osborne and Jobn lower, who hive a Tease on. the Mount on gravel claim at Snow Tent, lost 4 Guidi tity OLsUpplies and timbers. ‘They are now. esta ‘getting: is aa a é rausus « . ulisry. Pn ee ae F.B. Westcott, representing, the A, q:. Jordan -Oatlery Company.of. Sti Douis,here: “Lhe Jordan cutlery is & great-favorite-in this grarkét-beosa 36 of its. superior aay: and. Paaenome orn gee sees Hurt a (us Penvalence. ot mae” ~-sbe “ititomas . Haghes, aa engineer at the Sauzht in the. machinery BSuuday aud two of the flugers wore paintuily lacerated. He is disabiet-from work, mines “Alex. Honges, iciwerly mixologist at the Free: Coinage Saloon, has bought the Reception suioon on Commeic al etree. > Ae will sounaee it as a. firstsie as sa HS WiFEIS. lov STARE. why It was: Taken on and How it = > oy Wes Banished.le.ts. a. prominent lawyer. in ‘this’ elty. His daughter is 7 syears. of.age and. ‘Walked to the gate with bin one day ‘last Week. . The little girl kissed hér land to’ hin’ until he turned the pe mg » He jtreturn the. salutation vonage ‘That’ night when he ‘cane Sow: ‘his wife” find a’ “icy stare , for himi:« He wanted to: know. the: ‘trouble, byt she. only, answered, “Nothing,” Any question © ‘from him recel da short, i ae Pe she-called him into anether Foom and ‘said: “Mr. ——, Mys. —, our: ‘next door neighbor, Was, over: to sée°mé this afterhoon: ’ She informme of your conduct y when you walk“down: the ai throwing kiss after kiss to Ach : ld ber ‘busband was : ‘Te. would shoot you. Wil sou ‘please invent sone plaasible: “excuse that 21 ean. give’ to my beighbor“to-explain* away your sees: race ul si a Fy uD “aeainet the “Knottiest proposition of ce life. He thought long and “hurd, ‘ana’ fuatty ‘the light dawnet: upon ‘him: . He: rushed ‘fran-; fit of the room’ and_retur ted” th “beloved. child in.bis arma. “Davghter,” be, said: “please tell’ your mother. what" you .and:. papa avere oy after dintier today.” ‘ "Ete alas.. throwing, lases ‘at ak other until pap’turned the ‘¢ebser.""* So quickly ‘was the prosecution: dis‘missed -and-in such a convincing manner that thé°4nwyer*swootied away whee he, thovght of his harrow escape: juppose the ehild: bad: forgotten the oc+ cure f ould’ have: been “a area! hee that night, But jiness now, . beOP ie nasal Mie tich raleth. over the poor, Sacer ere vear a mOM ee Thane . ia a Young ‘Mothers.. Orong a Sie the teks terror id iaacids of young because its o2tbi is no agonizing goa f. ently fat: hiEEL EH been known * Gon ad yet. been able to get up a report on how =. never been worst + -hedatn Tir» Raa, eee nen Det. 19th, at Pe ee ag get Ze of imporee {hecopembets. ‘Tae Graind will. be .present. AAMAS HE: wed bane Soron Rozrmson,. 0. Joomeenne Souwanrz, Sec. 8 ‘equal to that of the Trans-Mississippi . thereon, but never antil now taken up duterests to what the problem means to #9 posed to have been repealed by the last Chosen Frien:'s acredtioa ke ——s Nevada! pels get No. r of Chosen $15,000] Th tion will declare't dine: figment ooraegnctay Marguerite, a daughter -wants and policies of the State’s great of Wa. . mining population united for the genScanlon pf lower Main street, aged 8 eral good of the industry, and its decyears, 9 months and 27 days, % a ‘yestrations and demands will have a pres-. ‘®°dayShe bad tamors growing uear the eyes and one eye was recently reUige Before. Leelelatdres “god. public moved. The fuueral will tuke place opinion {but few voluntary associations from the house ut 10 e’eiuck tomorrow can command. forenoon, This convention will have & wider) The movement to organiza a joint scope than any of i's predecessors, aid stock company to build a theater bere the success of the executive committee. is being revived. George F. Jacubs, in securing the co-operation of other . proprietor of the Nevada City theater, Pacific Coast States in making it rep-. was here yesterday talking the matter over with local capitalists, and made-a resentative of the entire Western minliberal proposition to take x lease in ing field will ‘give it au. importance . the new play bouse if it is constrycted. vongress. The Governors of Colorado, Only dan ab: ‘: Ite ‘wine New Mexico, Idabo and Washiggton. ‘Forace Walpule tells a lively story of had last week reported the appointment. an old porcelain vender, who had an of 10 delegates. each, and all the other exceédingly rare. and Valuable: jar on Western Governors will andoubtedly which he set an almost fabulous price. : réspond in time. “Each executive was. One bot summer a slight volcanic asked to name representative men who} hock, such as the British isles occawould really attend the couvention, aay alg Peng bis moe ears an 8 porcelain and it is hoped. that there will be many vase. To.an ordinary mind the-accident delegates from sister States who will! woulg have been calamitous. but thie luter be agtive at-home in promoting} ¢hing seller ‘rose superior to fortune. the policies agreed upon. . He donbled the price of ‘the article tmIt has been sought. to make the conmediately and advertised it as “the ‘. vention an interstate affair, because . only jar inthe world which had been {the questions which . will be made of . cracked by an earthquake.” -Nothing chief importance. affect. the industry . ‘eT? slow about that. Whether he got Providence mine, getbie right-head-. in one Western: State as much as fa . BmoReF ealiaenetie “but;-he-certain; . ly deserved eee aie another. ‘These are the revision of the Federal. mining law and the conservaHad ‘Left For Parts Unknown. tion of water. The Federal mining law! In a murder trial in Dallas the cout» of 1872 and the court decisions and de-. sel for the defense was examining a partmental ru ipgs that heve been venireman regarding his eitaiiien chao hung to it have kept Sporadic demands . -f0 serve. The candidate admitted that d once: been & meniber of-a jury for revision going for years among ¢ mining men. The California Miners’ . X hie sabe 4 tS Association ‘resolved in favor of the the® result of: the trial, so the counsel revision aud codification of the Federal . ggig: mining and Jand luws early in its his-. “Whereis that negro’*now?”" tory, and has appointed committees. “I don’t ktiow.” was the reply. “The sheriff hanged nim at the appointed the matter as ove of chief importance, so —Law Notes, A wide field for warm debate will be Modest Appeal. Openedjand the friends and enemies! mye attention of. English speaking of the upex law may bave unother in-. visitors to the Milan cathedral is read. ning, but whatever may or may not be! fly attracted by the following notice agreed upon, the discussion here’ and . which appears over’an alms box: the éfforts that will follow may result “Appele to Charitables. The Brothy in tome further legislation by Con-. €fs. 80 called. of Mercy ask slender gress. arms for the Hospital. They harbor The discussion of th» conservation of p Barna ten snd. fave iho: ty, water will come at an opportune time when conventions and,societies are at If the Pecantth conscription were ap-. last starting a definite aggressive effort . plied In india. England would bave to save tothe arid West its greatest . 2.500.000 reguiar soldiers» actually «in treasure—the water that itso royally . barraeks. with $00,000 recruits coming wastes. ‘The convention should do. UP every year, wach ‘to further awaken the miniuz. Foe pe ge ee The chestest animal to raise ts the : sheep. and-avith the crowingcrppetité the iudustry aud toadd anotuer effcefor tender keaamb and: nim eenen in’ thig: tive force to the efforts to secure the conntr> itis eve ofthe mact n-gttahlia. storage.of flood’ waters and their distribu:ion through mouutains and plains, The big gold mills that are! sg 4 hd e now again'silent along the mofher lode Durability ts Better Than Show.’’ region of the Sierra Nevadas and elsewhere and the menitors: that are wuiting for the rains are vivid evidences of The wealth of the multtthe California miner’s interest in the conseyvation of water, ‘Che taking up millionaires is not. equal to of the question in this active way is! good health. Riches without ‘another evidence of the value of this health are a: curse, and yet big orgauizition and an. eucour.ge: ment of those who are working on the the rich, the middle classes problem in other felds. and the poor alike, have, in Other important matters will come Hood’ s Sarsaparilla, a valuabefore the convention. -The California Miners’ Association maintains the imble assistant in getting and portant purpose of securing further maintaining perfect health. ‘Qongressional appropriations for reCatarrh — ‘Our litle boy’s whooping ‘training dams and the importance of . -cough left him with catarrh, but Hood's the navigable rivers of the S‘ate, but . Sarsaparilla made him perfectly well. I

as the Federal engineers composing the . have taken it myself with satisfactory re. Californie Debris Commission have not . sults.”’ Mrs. W. S. Gordinier, Netston, Kan. Scrofula — “‘My boy suffered with the $500,000 already appropriated . scrofula when young. Two bottles of should be spent the convention will. Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. He is now not be apt to do much about dams this. fen. Our physician advised its use. We year. The mineral lands issue is not. always recommend i#.°” Mrs. E. C. dead and wiil get attention. Clipper, 8 Kidder St., Cleveland, Ohio. State minining legislation will beone. Tired All ‘Day—‘No tired feeling important topic.. Steps will probably . such as I used to have morning and night € . be taken by resolution and committees . since Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured it; as it aly °° prepare a satisfactory state mining] cured the pain in my little girl’s stomach.”” law to take the place of the one sup-. jas. I. Mann, Hubbardston, Mass. Pain in the Side—‘‘I have taken Legislature. -The coavention will un-. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pils for da} doubted!y, result in the organization. pain in the side and back. Was not of “new ‘County associations and ‘in. able fo work. They cured me.” Mary otherwise increasing the membership] E, Cate, sphere sa Se Gs ; -and power of the federated organiza> 9 “ion, which now counts about 9000. asa, 3 he Paris mining exbibit will beamong ver Dis ‘. other local topics considered, _ Ne dp Ps oints The covention will asaemble amid Hood’s Pillecure liver {lls; the non-irritating and . p ew life and boom in the mining oil ee ig ae eae 8 Mai Hall, Maude Knowlton, J. Cassidy, EB. rend. Monica Lee and others, sunisinnemitensnetietmamntes GRAPES.. ‘Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco, Mis‘sion, and, in fact, every variety that is grown. Remember that figs are nearly out, 20 getin orders early. sladaennaiiliial WM. H. ANDREWS vat Fachin cael : —— or ag ae When ‘You Put in Your Toilet To connest with the new ee TOWLE BROs. Style and Finish. . . a ke * * Of the most artistic de “x % e a io de *& *& & graphs made_by Moore. x * His gallery has a wide * * em spread reputation for wk & *& turning outas high-grade x *& work as can be attained 1K on the eoaak: £2t33 NEVADA env Grass VALLEY, Broad Street Fruit Market. On your Sewer Work if you want to have-a first-class job —— and. save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market ‘prices, if you want to do your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections, We employ none but first-class workmen. = Winter Is Coming On. "When You See Prices. : “Welles ts 2 } b at eae Bai cae thereof, and that if the ast “ enience of the Ta s ao gate it the following places at the. Telex October 20, gree characterize photo. . Block, Main street, October 25th, th, 2th se Mts and 28th. Now Is HEREBY r GIVEN Cont THE oeente , “nal Bee for iso Ni Now Due. the taxes . on all Rv hgaen Ky = ON'Tr \ NOVEME T ee TEEN tot one-half ben pal Cent. and other costs . half of t sess ‘the last Monday. paid lor thereto five per cent will to the amount. en ; MA’ AID AT INS VIDED, ff oe the purpose of collecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ Hotel. NORTH SAN JUAN, October 2ist. ‘TRUCKEE, Moody's Office, October 23d. GRASS VALLEY, at City Hall, Holbrooke J. J. JACKSON, Tax ix Collector Nevada County. .-TODAY.. AT FOLEY'S Given by St. Mergaret’s Guild, assisted by Trinity Guild .;. 5. . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY ~on— Wedresday and. Thursday, Oct. 26 and 26. Continuous: Fancy Work and Art Display and Sale . . . , Musical and Literary Program each evening inning at 8 o’clock en Dinner each day from 12to 2 at 25 une ex'ra. EVENING ADMISSION, 25 CENTS Children’s Afternoon from 2 to 5 pi m, cents extra. Marysville Business Cole Commercial: ‘Course, 6m ....00.5+5$00 Shorthand and Typewriting course.. 40 * Six monthe... 50 Combination course—including Shorthand, Commercial and Ty pewriting— School year9 mos:..20 Teachers’ course, 3 months,.:.. sr 90 Review, English branches, 3 mos. Review, English branches, 8 mos.. Fall term began September 4th, 1899; Send for Catalogue and first. lessons in Shorthand, free. D. BREHAUT, Principal. Nevada City, Oct. 9, 1899. = Marysville, Cal. ON THE UP GRADE ¥ Diamonds are going up in price, but I atm still salling them at the same low figures I did before the raise, Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset QUARTZ JEWELRY Is as popular and stylish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the county. CG J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler, oe Broad Street Preliminary Announcement’ You may need a new Pioneer stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves. heating or cooking stove. Our Turner, MISS NELLIE TETREAU, tho popular fashionable milliner, will arrive this week to resume her position as head trimmer in‘ourstoreon Main street. ‘Watch for Advertisement of Grand Opening Display Of this season’s stylish novelties in trimmed and untrimmed hate ribbons, flowers, plumes, etc. Wim. ae Ex. Craw iord. Hardware Dealer. NEVADA OITY. facturers. There is SNELL & OPENING. OF THE CAPE SEASON.. Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. y of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manu, that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To'call and inspect the assortment while it is samhplets, ) The goods and prices will please you. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. We havea full line * a grace and style about their cut FLEMING, Permit Us to Suggest TO en ed see aenrtanieme ins Nena a TO YOU Pepsin aa See ied Game Cock Whiskey......0:s..0 1 Rook & Rye Whiskey. Sherry Wine Claret Wine The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forvlock.” as youcan doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise prices 80 it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do 80 while: . the old'prices prevail. We have a large sesortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, a you, Depot for Fancy Groceries“PROTECT §8989600089565555555 oe i YOUR * DISINFECTANTS DEODORIZERS FUMIGATORS PREVENTIVES GERMICIDES & Dickerman’ . 5SO999989S999S95959599959 HOMES! mi $ ANTISEPTICS Drug : Store BEEHIVE GROCERY .;. . \J. J. JACKSON, canes ———— Proprietor Agency For--[lon Blue Shasts ram Whiskey bel Catsup Water, Shasta Ginger Ale te, PATE FOIS. TEATS AND FISH. $1 00 RSSESASSE * + “ARABIAN ROAST” Cottes is the Best. a x DEVILED AND POTTED MORRO BOND. co iccen. oooscirckee ce Water Queen Soap.....:.ccccccccoe Copco (white) Soap. . ....c.csscscenee Cashmere (white) Soap.....-.c0 +5 ¢ $805 + <eeseneen Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3Ib poke Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. es" saaas nt on Thursday. ee refreshments f ' Seer e act P m., and . 10