October 19, 1901 (4 pages)

=, bey « ’ ramento last evening. THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B Issued Brery Byening, Sundays Excepted TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : Byfiell, + =~ + * $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 t-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. SATURDAY... . Oct. 19, 1901 femmeene seenes sonst eal — A Louisville belle is to marry a “landed proprietor of England.” We presume the term “‘landed”’ is susceptible here as elsewhere of several meanings. Profesor Lewis of Yale says that . America is too young to procure any great poets. There is hope, however, that the national defect of youth will be remedied in time. a An inheritance tom the last exposition in Paris is an inclosure in the park at Vincennes in which scientists may study wild animals in surroundings resembling as near as possible those of their native haunts. —_—— te In refusing to put up the ransom demanded by the bandits for its representative’s release, the American Board of Foreign Missions plainly shows that it would rather lose a Stone than part with a few “rocks,” Personal Pointers. Frank Wadsworth is in Sacramento. __N. L. Lansing is here from Newark. . W. P, Cline is down from Graniteville, Mrs. Beck of Relief Hill is here on a visit. J. 8. Mitchell is here from San Francisco, S. Land was over from the Delhi mine today. R. R. Porter came up from Chicago Park today. J. Buckingham left this morning for Marysville. J. W. Joye went up to Washington ‘this morning. Mrs. Austin went up to Washington this morning. A. W. McDonald of Portland, Oregon, is a visitor here. F. Y. Stanley of New York is here on mining business, — J. R. Williamson came up from SacT. B. English of Columbia Bill was a visitor here yesterday. W. A. Rulison of Gaston left this morning for San Francisco. : Mrs. Arthur Carkeet has gone to ". ered from the disease. An Official Visit. Deputy Commander of the Wo men’s Relief Corps Coming. Mrs, Lettie M. Winans, Deputy Commander of the Women’s Relief Corps, will pay an official visit to the local organization on next Tuesday afternoon at. Odd Fellows Hall. The meeting will be called to order at 2 o’clock and the Deputy Oommander will ‘be given a hearty welcome, In the evening a reception will be tendered Mrs. Winans at John-Werry’s residence, on Prospect Hill. The comrades have been invited to be present, and the local Post will be well represented on the occasion. A Committee Meeting. © The Republican County Central Committee met at this city this afterommendation for Postmaster for Grass Valley. The meeting was postponed until the 2d of November. Charged With Drunkenness. City Marshal Shearer thie afternoon arrested James Kelly for drunken and disorderly conduct on the streets and later entered a complaint in the Justice Court against him for the above offense. He was locked up in the city prison pending the time when his case will be heard. Quarantine Removed. the residence of F. W. Powell, on the corner of Broad and Cottage streets, this forenoon, atid removed the quarantine for chicken-pox from thé premises. The patients a recovAt the ‘Matinee. Quite a number of Grass Valley people attended the matinee given by the Elleford company at the Theater this afternoon. The party from our sister city filled two electric cars. The play was good, and standing room was at a premium. Firemen, Attention! All members of the Nevada City Fire Department. are requested to meet at the Pennsylvania Engine House tomorrow (Sunday) at 12:30 p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of Joseph Wilde at Grass Valley. The members will leave on Arizona to join her husband. Mrs. Henry Kelleher came down . from Washington today. Frank Johnson arrived here potter] day to join his wife, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Griffiths. Rev. Fathers Wyman and Moran, who are to conduct a mission in this city, arrived Jast night from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. George C, Shaw returned last evening from a visit at the Bay. Grant Cordrey arrived here last evening to visit relatives. E. J. Euiger, G. D. Olart, W. H. Bray, L. S. Rose, H. Jacob, and E. Stock arrived here last evening from San Francisco. T. J. Richardson came up from Sheridan last evening. Geo. N. Beard and wife are over from French Corral. Geo. H. Roener arrived here this morning from San Francisco. J.C. Eubanke and A. H. Roher of * San Francisco are here on business. W. W. Miller and E. Oswald came ‘down from Pike City last evening, HH, Appel who has been to Honolulu for some time returned here last evening and left this merniex for Alleghapy. James Bonney returned this morning to the Red Cross Mine. W. E. Grant and Scott F. Ennis two of Sacramento’s popular business men are here spending a few days. James McBride, the hardware man « of Sacramento is in town. Geo. Mounier and A. D. Donnelly of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Henry Lane, the wellence livery man, returned last evening from a visit to his old home, near Marysville. Thos. Limnell went over to Forest Hill this morning to visit his mother. Superintendent Harry Morris left this morning for San Francisco on mining business. Miss M. Fuller, who has been here on a Visitto Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ful. ler, returned this morning to Sar! Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Harmon, who . have been here on a visit, returned to . San Francisco this morning. J.L. Bryson returned thie morning from San Francisco. He will leave to-. . morrow for Omega. Mrs. R. B. Quick and children are over from Badger Hill, Mr. and Mrs, James Fogarty are over from Badger Hill. T. M. Fellows is kere from Santa Olara. Robert McCullough came down from the Plumbago mine today. Samuel McOullough is over from North San Juan. _ H. Brown of Forest City sited at this city today. The Best Prescription For Malaria Obills and’ Fever isa bottle of Grove TasteLess Cutt Tonio. It Saar iron and quinine in & tastelpas Loren. g No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. the one o’clock electric car. By order, E. W. Soxnmivt, Chief Engineer. Invitation to Business Men, } There will bea meeting of the clerks of Nevada City at Nevada Hose Company’s hall at 8 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. All business men arte requested to be present as the matter relative to the closing of the stores at 6 o’clock each evening excepting ge teed. will be discussed. Tue CLERKS, A Night ‘of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machjas, Me., when the doctors said she would die from ee before morning,” writes Mrs. S. H. Lineoln, who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Gods sumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further ase entirely cured her.” This marvelous m guaranteed to cure e Bs roy Chest. and Lung Diseases. 60c and $1. Trial bottles free Ae Tinton's drug store. Grand Bazaar To be given by the Ladies of Trinity Episcopal Obarch, assisted by ladies of Grass Valley, at ARMORY HALL ON Wednesday and Thursday, NOVEMBER 6th and 7th. A Fine Programme will be rendered each evening. At which an admission of 25 cents will be charged. There will be a Doli Booth, Fish Pond, Flewer Booth, Candy Booth, Fancy Work Booth. A Splendid Supper. will be served each day from 5 to. 7 o’clock for 25 ote. . Gre Pulpit amd Pow. Places of Worship Where You will Be : Welcome Tomorrow. noon. The object was to make a rec-. _ Health officer Murchie fumigated . . icine is) Preaching by the pastor, Kev, Wm, Angwin, morning and evening. Sunday school at close of morning servies. Junior and Intermediate Leagues at6 p.m. Epworth League at6p.m. Class meeting at 8:45 a. m Prayer meeting Thureday evening. All are cordially invited. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ~ Phe pastor, Rev. J. Sime, will preach atlle.m.and7 p.m. Suabject of discourse in the evening: “Lora, What Is Tt, or Womanly Affections Una: bridged.” The Senior Endeavor will meet at6 p.m. Subject, “A Bad Bargain.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service, All are cordially invited. Runaway Sirls. ‘Viorori4, B. O., October 18—At the request of Chief Sullivan of San FranGieco, Ohief Langley yesterday arrested Bessie Vincent. aged 16, and Sadie Oook, aged 17,a8 they stepped from the steamer City of Puebla. The girls were in the company of Blanche Lewis, of Vancouver, but as they maintained that they did not leave San Francisco with her the police were anable to take action against the woman. The girls are being held pending the arrival of an officer from San. Francisco. . Something New. “Bricklets” is the name of a new fuel that has been placed in stock by ‘Legg & Shaw Co.,of this city. This fuel is made into balls and it is much cheaper than coal or wood. It gives a steady heat, and is free from dirt. See samples of the new material in the show window. Fancy Work Wanted. The committee on fancy work-for the Bazaar to be held the first week in November, hope that members of the Guilde and friends will contribute fancy work as they always have, and each one will give and do what they can to make it a-success and send their contributions fo Mrs. V.L. Hink<a chairman. 019. 2t' —_———SE Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridicalous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for gopcesmncry and still ae for bones, A correct diet will not only nourish a Types part of the y, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its ‘nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s Augtet Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimalates the liver to healthy action, puariflies the blood, and makes you feel Sy ae” and vigorous. You ‘can get . a. Sh rid 's reliable remedies at all ‘o . dragaiets ‘a Special Almanac, Delicious Crisps Free! ~ With Taylor's Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tealond{ Coffee House NEVADA CITY. * Soing to San Francisco A Revised List of Delegates to the Miners’ Convention. The following is a revised list of the many delegates that have been elected to represent Nevada County at the California Miners’ Convention which meets at San Francisco on Monday next. A majority of the delegates will go down tomorrow: ae Englebright, Nat. P. Brown, Martin, M L. Marsh, Dr. A. H Nickell, Prank Minite, F. T. Nilon, Jo V. Bell, Fred gga Be ©. Campbell, Wm. Floy d, Wm, Bray, Ed Muller, R. I. ‘Thomas, Henry Lane, CO. D. Eastte Lawrence, E. 8. rae G, behrooder, 9 . M. Buffington, W Bete ne v. Schmid Geo. E, Turner Oo. F. Bra ae a Gap or, oka Caldwell, . wae s atphaus, J . 8. Goodwin, E J.de Sable W m, Irelan, L. J. Rose, C. W. Chapman, OC. J. Brand, Joseph Fetz, F. J.J. Sloat, H. Metzenbaugher, D. J Moore, J. H. English, R. I. oe Wen. Ournow, W. W. Kirkham, E. T. Worthley, Dana Harmon, J.C. Grant, D.B. Getchel), A. R. Lord, Jesse "Lyons, E. T. BR. Powell, Max Teoard, veoh Shaw, 0, 8. Mallon, J.8. McBride, J T. Morgan, Henry Serene, J. Walling, F. H. Harvey, B. F. Snell, Fred es a, Kartschoke, Niles Searls, B. 8. Rector, Geo. Nihell, T. 8. Ford, D. McFall, W. L. Mobley, R OC. Walrath, L. L. Myers, H. Murchie, W. D. Harris, Frank G. Beatty, Peter Johnston, G. gg re c E. hp G. W. Starr, A. D. Foote, Opel, S. Granger, J. P. Malville, oC. F ieocas’ R, Walker, C. Brockington, E C. Creller, J, Weisstein, R. inson, W. Bray, Jas. Watt, R. Noell, E. Biggs, F. Brady, J. M. Laienan, Cc. Taylor, Wm. Campbell, P. King, A. Smith, F. Dulmaine, E. Fein 5. RB. rrell, W. EF. . Prisk, G. L Mer Re St tinson, J. P. ‘O'Connor, W. Michell, O. H Root, M. eat M. O’Connell, -1. W. Hayes, T. Wilhelm, L. C. ml helm, T. Phillips, W. G. Lord, Wm. George, Chas. H, Mitchell, John Glasson, Fred. J. Thomas, W. B. Brown, W. A. Hawley, H. J. Bush, J. W. Relly, J. Loutzenheiser, R. Green, John Mulroy, Chas. Connelly, J. G, Poingdestre, Dr. Jamison, A, Burrows, Cc. tom ie J. H. Coughlin, Fred J. Miller, C: Lakeman, Thos. Dunkley, John Greaney, Ed. Taylor, 8. P. Dorsey, Ed ‘Morgan, Harry Nathan,‘Jas. illmore, 8. Robinson, 1, Haas, O. Miller, i. Walker, A. Hoskins, Jas. Hennessey, W. E. Parsons, Fred Frank, David inkelman, Joseph Weissbein, Richard Williams, Bae Thomas Jacob Weissbein, Dr. C Jones, L. Larue, D. B. Marwick, J. W Ryan, James Hoskings, F. Cassidy, Daniel coe M. J. Brock, A. J. Foster, R. H hill rage E. W. Donnelly, ee Mur pby Sr., H. Fuchs, Ed Tay or, © ty A. Stewart, A. B: Oh implon, Geo ev Richard White, Alf, Perrin, Dr. M. Harris J.P. Shoemaker. Entertained the Whist Club. Miss Mary Hook entertained the Ladies Whist club this afternoon at her home on Aristocracy Hill. The favorite game of whist was played and choice refreshments were served. ‘Mining Supplies. . A large forge for the Gold Tunnel Company’s blacksmith shop was received at the depot today. A large boiler and smoke-stake, ——— . always assured of packed ne Farewell tothe G. Uefords Gonight Ohey Wilt Close a Most Successful Engagement, W. J. Elleford, proprietor of ae } 8 ever popular Elleford Company, known the length and predth of the Pacific Coast as one who always keeps faith with the public, and the result 3 breaking records is that he continue -. wherever he presents his world suecesses. During the past week the theater has been packed nightly ¢ znd with our representative pe ople. ‘I'he performances have all been up to an exceptionally fine standard of excellency and well worth a dollar instead of popular prices. Mr. Flleford has shown us a brand new lot of scenery of which he carries a car load, but owing to the smallness of the local stage could not be shown to as good advantage as on a larger one. .Manager Jacobs can be houses . whenever he gives us a company of the Elleford,excellence. Last night “Faust” was produced in very clever and pleasing manner, the scenery and other effects being excellent. The matinee this afternoon was well attended and many of our little folks hadthe pleasare of meeting Baby Lillian and Little Evelyn. Grismer Davies’ comedy success “The World,” will be presented tonight. A number of pleasing specialties will be rendered. —-—_ _+-4 0-2 Good Prunes. W. H. Smith, the grocer, received a large lot of prunes from his ranch today, and he is selling them cheap. They are the first of the new crop that has been offered for sale, and can not: be excelled in quality. Mr. Smith’s prunes are greatly in demand, and ean be procured in quantitles to suit. WASHINGTON, October 19—President Roosevelt today gave another life-be United States Consul at Antiqua, at Glohau, Germany. 8 Snow In Rome, ; Rome, October 19—There was & snowfall of an inch and a half here last night. * Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New Life Pille. These pille change weakness into strength, energy, brain-fag into mental power, They’re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Poe erie vene An abstainer does not bar Gilt Edge whiskey. He even takes it ia a medicine because it is pure. TI Fete Lie Choice oyster cock-tails can be proChambers, on Broad street. s27tf —— 18 beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf 1-2 Chronic Constipation Cured. The most important discovery of recent years is the positive, remedy for constipation. Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genuine tablets stamped C.C. C.” Never Democrat Favored. — J long Democrat 4a Federal position Sixt when he appointed George Shawter to . the listlessness into} cured at -Billy Britland’s Council] If you want a good, cool drink of West Indies, Shawter was given the . take the oath, new place for his efficiency as Conese gorous: . Ky., Oct. 19 ‘the principal wir, shops will ¢ O'clock, Saturdays evenings pi aceding holid Also. atte y Sundays, GRIsser By COLLEY Bp 5 C.I,N © Henaache Saps Vout Vi ‘2 he Care. : “You Swallow a pill, andth is gone, They cure ng Dickerman, » Sole agent. Ce sold in bulk. Druggists, voc. bers, Ww. J. Britland prop, — wee) MILLINERY _ 4 MILLINERY PRC QADIES call and see my Fall and Winter — which is composed of the. Latest Psiene and Creations % ut with other machinery, constgned to the Blue Gravel Mining Company at North Bloomfield arrived here this morning. _ My prices are the lowest in town. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St., .nextto W. G. Richard’s “Wheeler White & Wileon New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES _ A OUT RATEST Hal! opens at 2 o’clock each day. Percale Wrappers at 75c, $1, $1.25, ‘Tennis Flannel Wrappers at $1, now. Every one of them great value and see them. but come to the Big Store, for here yo Respectfully, Second _ Shipment — of Ladies’ Wrappers se Extra Heavy Fleece-Lineg Wrappers, with small, neat figures and str The best values you ever saw. All sizes from 82 to 42, Price $1. . . Sere ae I $1.25, $1.50, $2. Lots of newo _ for your money. Now, Ladies, when you buy a Ooat, don’t buy some old ‘Last ¥ u get all the new things. We extend to all a most cordial in vitation to Visit our store at anyt n = MEA EER «Bz oc “4 to have IT NEVERFAILS a4 OU WILL NEVER FAIL, good eake if you use “OUR OWN” BAKING POWDER. Price, 50 cents. _CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. The Prize Don’t forget that the Prize ILEGG & SHAW Co. i a fliss E. B. . Finest Patent Kid Dress an finest of Viol. steak epee i, Patent and the Felt Romeos, $1.15 Women’s Black Felt Romeos, fur tri 2 fortable lasts, jast the Shoe for early eee ie ser 810. on con It is one of the Impossibilities to. buy Shoes better in than What we are selling now. You cannot do it. ee ty and Women’s Finest Dress Shoes in a Variety of Styles We try to represent some of the newest ideas in —— Fine Footwear. om oe t str’ os iking Shoe in It cannot be done, Woman’s Vesting Top Lace ‘Shoes, $2.50. Patent lea Dada vonndine toe meg iy tah Circular Galp stock for the money is our V esting To €, Made over pg > Hat Conte Make Sure and ‘Sent: fT your Descripl Early to Give Miss Hoeft Time. ok ee 98 la Hat Contest closes on the of this month and you should send in your descriptiol in order to give Miss a time to Took them ¢ over. Hoett, Nevadal Home-Comfort Shoes, $3 idea of sik peiteng designer was Woman’: 8 Fat-Ankle Sh Stout ladies often h a pong # our seca Fo is shoe j toes, tipped. Price, ‘oe Call Ans Cor. Pine and B We had made for us a line of Shoes exp He a ye Workmanship and nearer the Factory? designed for picts, noiseles# . And wrecks the brait. One a Sherman’s -@ box. For pale fy The beat brands of whisky and 4 can be procared ‘at the Council Some more New Dress Goods today. More New Coats and 1 Ono ‘ was badly. cut. ‘Sheriff Pascoe, 1HE SATURDAY. Yotes For life insurance Use the Wi Brayton’s, = = Qo to N. Rohe ing. The residenen rc Main street owned — is underge ments, : Call on Ed Sob anything in the to Latest and mor aud winter millin Vor the beat mest ne power. Costs i e Brayton’s, 3 Henry W. Rich of ¢ loon makes @ specialty of cat the wants of his patrons and ki finest of liquid refreshments sround tonight and sample hi A good hot Tanch ‘will be. every night at William: Harry's corner Pine and Spring street bee r and choiée wines, liquo cigars always on hand. =_ju ‘Lhe choicest brands of whis ‘cigars can be found at W.J. Bar Couneil Chambers, ‘Try them. ‘‘he New York Hotel will se usual chicken dinner tomorroy cuisine department of this hous excellent and ean’t be beat. Te is only 25 cents, — Por: a clean, smooth ehave Tou Moore’s tonsorial parlors, mercial St; price 166, Baths 25c At the Grotto saloon tonig! can find everything for your a ment and for toning up the inne A substantial lun eb will be serve tosll customers The best of . and.cigars can be found here, ~ The mill -for the Ensign min tween Sweetiand andBirchvill arrived on the ground and is bei in place. A thorough test will be of the oré soon, “Six men are no ployed, A horse which Joseph Rogers « bastopel was riding a few day stumbled and fell, throwing Mr, ere violently tothe ground. His came in contact with a sharp roc It required s stilches to cloge the wound. The-Red Men will hold their co of sorrow at the Congregational c on Sanday evening, October 27th. Grass Valley members of the will be present and cal part it exere ises, Maitland Brothers, of the Glen. . Salcon, on Commercial street, cor a most popular and pleasing . of resort, where you can epjoy you The best liquors and cigars disp to all customers, ‘Tbe three-horse team belongi: (us Benson of Blne Tent be frightened in the vicinity of the V ington schoolyard, yesterday, ¢ Tuusway resulted. The horses di up Main street at a lively pace wers Captured near Mra. Grimes dence. No damage was done. Wm. Britland, proprietor of Couneil Chambers, will serve a free lunch to his customers tor Call around and try it. “Billy give you the finest in the land. A surprise party was tender Mics Leta Durst last evening large number of the young . friends, at the residence of Ds Music, » games, were heartily indulged in by the bh gathering and at a jate hour refi ments were served. While making your rounds to drop in see Tom ‘Limnell. He! the choigest of whisky, wines an gars and you will flud his place a Spot to meet your friends. The bazar to be held by the . of the Episcopal.church on the 6t! 7th of next month promisea to great success inevery way. Ther be a large and varied display of f work and notions, and an intere Program will be rendered each ¢ ing. A fine supper will be served days from 5 to 7 PB, M. Call at Wm, Harry’s saloon tor at the corner of Pine and Spring and you will be treated well. A free lunch will be sérved. A game of baseball will be play Morrow at Cashin’s fleld by the E lars and Nob Hills, Quite & oro\ spectators are. expected to goo the electric cars to. view the s Which Promises t ‘ This firm Just laid in sr. in and { assortment of ladies’ and misses’ ' they nought Here trom the Has y are all of ‘the Patterns, Picnic: and. Countyans, bh brook on the . ' Procure SCvasion at five Schmidt's cigas

=, bey « ’ ramento last evening. THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B Issued Brery Byening, Sundays Excepted TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : Byfiell, + =~ + * $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 t-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. SATURDAY..... . Oct. 19, 1901 femmeene seenes sonst eal — A Louisville belle is to marry a “landed proprietor of England.” We presume the term “‘landed”’ is susceptible here as elsewhere of several meanings. Profesor Lewis of Yale says that . America is too young to procure any great poets. There is hope, however, that the national defect of youth will be remedied in time. a An inheritance tom the last exposition in Paris is an inclosure in the park at Vincennes in which scientists may study wild animals in surroundings resembling as near as possible those of their native haunts. —_—— te In refusing to put up the ransom demanded by the bandits for its representative’s release, the American Board of Foreign Missions plainly shows that it would rather lose a Stone than part with a few “rocks,” Personal Pointers. Frank Wadsworth is in Sacramento. __N. L. Lansing is here from Newark. . W. P, Cline is down from Graniteville, Mrs. Beck of Relief Hill is here on a visit. J. 8. Mitchell is here from San Francisco, S. Land was over from the Delhi mine today. R. R. Porter came up from Chicago Park today. J. Buckingham left this morning for Marysville. J. W. Joye went up to Washington ‘this morning. Mrs. Austin went up to Washington this morning. A. W. McDonald of Portland, Oregon, is a visitor here. F. Y. Stanley of New York is here on mining business, — J. R. Williamson came up from SacT. B. English of Columbia Bill was a visitor here yesterday. W. A. Rulison of Gaston left this morning for San Francisco. : Mrs. Arthur Carkeet has gone to ". ered from the disease. An Official Visit. Deputy Commander of the Wo men’s Relief Corps Coming. Mrs, Lettie M. Winans, Deputy Commander of the Women’s Relief Corps, will pay an official visit to the local organization on next Tuesday afternoon at. Odd Fellows Hall. The meeting will be called to order at 2 o’clock and the Deputy Oommander will ‘be given a hearty welcome, In the evening a reception will be tendered Mrs. Winans at John-Werry’s residence, on Prospect Hill. The comrades have been invited to be present, and the local Post will be well represented on the occasion. A Committee Meeting. © The Republican County Central Committee met at this city this afterommendation for Postmaster for Grass Valley. The meeting was postponed until the 2d of November. Charged With Drunkenness. City Marshal Shearer thie afternoon arrested James Kelly for drunken and disorderly conduct on the streets and later entered a complaint in the Justice Court against him for the above offense. He was locked up in the city prison pending the time when his case will be heard. Quarantine Removed. the residence of F. W. Powell, on the corner of Broad and Cottage streets, this forenoon, atid removed the quarantine for chicken-pox from thé premises. The patients a recovAt the ‘Matinee. Quite a number of Grass Valley people attended the matinee given by the Elleford company at the Theater this afternoon. The party from our sister city filled two electric cars. The play was good, and standing room was at a premium. Firemen, Attention! All members of the Nevada City Fire Department. are requested to meet at the Pennsylvania Engine House tomorrow (Sunday) at 12:30 p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of Joseph Wilde at Grass Valley. The members will leave on Arizona to join her husband. Mrs. Henry Kelleher came down . from Washington today. Frank Johnson arrived here potter] day to join his wife, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Griffiths. Rev. Fathers Wyman and Moran, who are to conduct a mission in this city, arrived Jast night from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. George C, Shaw returned last evening from a visit at the Bay. Grant Cordrey arrived here last evening to visit relatives. E. J. Euiger, G. D. Olart, W. H. Bray, L. S. Rose, H. Jacob, and E. Stock arrived here last evening from San Francisco. T. J. Richardson came up from Sheridan last evening. Geo. N. Beard and wife are over from French Corral. Geo. H. Roener arrived here this morning from San Francisco. J.C. Eubanke and A. H. Roher of * San Francisco are here on business. W. W. Miller and E. Oswald came ‘down from Pike City last evening, HH, Appel who has been to Honolulu for some time returned here last evening and left this merniex for Alleghapy. James Bonney returned this morning to the Red Cross Mine. W. E. Grant and Scott F. Ennis two of Sacramento’s popular business men are here spending a few days. James McBride, the hardware man « of Sacramento is in town. Geo. Mounier and A. D. Donnelly of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Henry Lane, the wellence livery man, returned last evening from a visit to his old home, near Marysville. Thos. Limnell went over to Forest Hill this morning to visit his mother. Superintendent Harry Morris left this morning for San Francisco on mining business. Miss M. Fuller, who has been here on a Visitto Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ful. ler, returned this morning to Sar! Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Harmon, who . have been here on a visit, returned to . San Francisco this morning. J.L. Bryson returned thie morning from San Francisco. He will leave to-. . morrow for Omega. Mrs. R. B. Quick and children are over from Badger Hill, Mr. and Mrs, James Fogarty are over from Badger Hill. T. M. Fellows is kere from Santa Olara. Robert McCullough came down from the Plumbago mine today. Samuel McOullough is over from North San Juan. _ H. Brown of Forest City sited at this city today. The Best Prescription For Malaria Obills and’ Fever isa bottle of Grove TasteLess Cutt Tonio. It Saar iron and quinine in & tastelpas Loren. g No cure—ne pay. Price 50c. the one o’clock electric car. By order, E. W. Soxnmivt, Chief Engineer. Invitation to Business Men, } There will bea meeting of the clerks of Nevada City at Nevada Hose Company’s hall at 8 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. All business men arte requested to be present as the matter relative to the closing of the stores at 6 o’clock each evening excepting ge teed. will be discussed. Tue CLERKS, A Night ‘of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machjas, Me., when the doctors said she would die from ee before morning,” writes Mrs. S. H. Lineoln, who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Gods sumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further ase entirely cured her.” This marvelous m guaranteed to cure e Bs roy Chest. and Lung Diseases. 60c and $1. Trial bottles free Ae Tinton's drug store. Grand Bazaar To be given by the Ladies of Trinity Episcopal Obarch, assisted by ladies of Grass Valley, at ARMORY HALL ON Wednesday and Thursday, NOVEMBER 6th and 7th. A Fine Programme will be rendered each evening. At which an admission of 25 cents will be charged. There will be a Doli Booth, Fish Pond, Flewer Booth, Candy Booth, Fancy Work Booth. A Splendid Supper. will be served each day from 5 to. 7 o’clock for 25 ote. . Gre Pulpit amd Pow. Places of Worship Where You will Be : Welcome Tomorrow. noon. The object was to make a rec-. _ Health officer Murchie fumigated . . icine is) Preaching by the pastor, Kev, Wm, Angwin, morning and evening. Sunday school at close of morning servies. Junior and Intermediate Leagues at6 p.m. Epworth League at6p.m. Class meeting at 8:45 a. m Prayer meeting Thureday evening. All are cordially invited. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ~ Phe pastor, Rev. J. Sime, will preach atlle.m.and7 p.m. Suabject of discourse in the evening: “Lora, What Is Tt, or Womanly Affections Una: bridged.” The Senior Endeavor will meet at6 p.m. Subject, “A Bad Bargain.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service, All are cordially invited. Runaway Sirls. ‘Viorori4, B. O., October 18—At the request of Chief Sullivan of San FranGieco, Ohief Langley yesterday arrested Bessie Vincent. aged 16, and Sadie Oook, aged 17,a8 they stepped from the steamer City of Puebla. The girls were in the company of Blanche Lewis, of Vancouver, but as they maintained that they did not leave San Francisco with her the police were anable to take action against the woman. The girls are being held pending the arrival of an officer from San. Francisco. . Something New. “Bricklets” is the name of a new fuel that has been placed in stock by ‘Legg & Shaw Co.,of this city. This fuel is made into balls and it is much cheaper than coal or wood. It gives a steady heat, and is free from dirt. See samples of the new material in the show window. Fancy Work Wanted. The committee on fancy work-for the Bazaar to be held the first week in November, hope that members of the Guilde and friends will contribute fancy work as they always have, and each one will give and do what they can to make it a-success and send their contributions fo Mrs. V.L. Hink<a chairman. 019. 2t' —_———SE Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridicalous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for gopcesmncry and still ae for bones, A correct diet will not only nourish a Types part of the y, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its ‘nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s Augtet Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimalates the liver to healthy action, puariflies the blood, and makes you feel Sy ae” and vigorous. You ‘can get . a. Sh rid 's reliable remedies at all ‘o . dragaiets ‘a Special Almanac, Delicious Crisps Free! ~ With Taylor's Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tealond{ Coffee House NEVADA CITY. * Soing to San Francisco A Revised List of Delegates to the Miners’ Convention. The following is a revised list of the many delegates that have been elected to represent Nevada County at the California Miners’ Convention which meets at San Francisco on Monday next. A majority of the delegates will go down tomorrow: ae Englebright, Nat. P. Brown, Martin, M L. Marsh, Dr. A. H Nickell, Prank Minite, F. T. Nilon, Jo V. Bell, Fred gga Be ©. Campbell, Wm. Floy d, Wm, Bray, Ed Muller, R. I. ‘Thomas, Henry Lane, CO. D. Eastte Lawrence, E. 8. rae G, behrooder, 9 . M. Buffington, W Bete ne v. Schmid Geo. E, Turner Oo. F. Bra ae a Gap or, oka Caldwell, . wae s atphaus, J . 8. Goodwin, E J.de Sable W m, Irelan, L. J. Rose, C. W. Chapman, OC. J. Brand, Joseph Fetz, F. J.J. Sloat, H. Metzenbaugher, D. J Moore, J. H. English, R. I. oe Wen. Ournow, W. W. Kirkham, E. T. Worthley, Dana Harmon, J.C. Grant, D.B. Getchel), A. R. Lord, Jesse "Lyons, E. T. BR. Powell, Max Teoard, veoh Shaw, 0, 8. Mallon, J.8. McBride, J T. Morgan, Henry Serene, J. Walling, F. H. Harvey, B. F. Snell, Fred es a, Kartschoke, Niles Searls, B. 8. Rector, Geo. Nihell, T. 8. Ford, D. McFall, W. L. Mobley, R OC. Walrath, L. L. Myers, H. Murchie, W. D. Harris, Frank G. Beatty, Peter Johnston, G. gg re c E. hp G. W. Starr, A. D. Foote, Opel, S. Granger, J. P. Malville, oC. F ieocas’ R, Walker, C. Brockington, E C. Creller, J, Weisstein, R. inson, W. Bray, Jas. Watt, R. Noell, E. Biggs, F. Brady, J. M. Laienan, Cc. Taylor, Wm. Campbell, P. King, A. Smith, F. Dulmaine, E. Fein 5. RB. rrell, W. EF. . Prisk, G. L Mer Re St tinson, J. P. ‘O'Connor, W. Michell, O. H Root, M. eat M. O’Connell, -1. W. Hayes, T. Wilhelm, L. C. ml helm, T. Phillips, W. G. Lord, Wm. George, Chas. H, Mitchell, John Glasson, Fred. J. Thomas, W. B. Brown, W. A. Hawley, H. J. Bush, J. W. Relly, J. Loutzenheiser, R. Green, John Mulroy, Chas. Connelly, J. G, Poingdestre, Dr. Jamison, A, Burrows, Cc. tom ie J. H. Coughlin, Fred J. Miller, C: Lakeman, Thos. Dunkley, John Greaney, Ed. Taylor, 8. P. Dorsey, Ed ‘Morgan, Harry Nathan,‘Jas. illmore, 8. Robinson, 1, Haas, O. Miller, i. Walker, A. Hoskins, Jas. Hennessey, W. E. Parsons, Fred Frank, David inkelman, Joseph Weissbein, Richard Williams, Bae

Thomas Jacob Weissbein, Dr. C Jones, L. Larue, D. B. Marwick, J. W Ryan, James Hoskings, F. Cassidy, Daniel coe M. J. Brock, A. J. Foster, R. H hill rage E. W. Donnelly, ee Mur pby Sr., H. Fuchs, Ed Tay or, © ty A. Stewart, A. B: Oh implon, Geo ev Richard White, Alf, Perrin, Dr. M. Harris J.P. Shoemaker. Entertained the Whist Club. Miss Mary Hook entertained the Ladies Whist club this afternoon at her home on Aristocracy Hill. The favorite game of whist was played and choice refreshments were served. ‘Mining Supplies. . A large forge for the Gold Tunnel Company’s blacksmith shop was received at the depot today. A large boiler and smoke-stake, ——— . always assured of packed ne Farewell tothe G. Uefords Gonight Ohey Wilt Close a Most Successful Engagement, W. J. Elleford, proprietor of ae } 8 ever popular Elleford Company, known the length and predth of the Pacific Coast as one who always keeps faith with the public, and the result 3 breaking records is that he continue -. wherever he presents his world suecesses. During the past week the theater has been packed nightly ¢ znd with our representative pe ople. ‘I'he performances have all been up to an exceptionally fine standard of excellency and well worth a dollar instead of popular prices. Mr. Flleford has shown us a brand new lot of scenery of which he carries a car load, but owing to the smallness of the local stage could not be shown to as good advantage as on a larger one. .Manager Jacobs can be houses . whenever he gives us a company of the Elleford,excellence. Last night “Faust” was produced in very clever and pleasing manner, the scenery and other effects being excellent. The matinee this afternoon was well attended and many of our little folks hadthe pleasare of meeting Baby Lillian and Little Evelyn. Grismer Davies’ comedy success “The World,” will be presented tonight. A number of pleasing specialties will be rendered. —-—_ _+-4 0-2 Good Prunes. W. H. Smith, the grocer, received a large lot of prunes from his ranch today, and he is selling them cheap. They are the first of the new crop that has been offered for sale, and can not: be excelled in quality. Mr. Smith’s prunes are greatly in demand, and ean be procured in quantitles to suit. WASHINGTON, October 19—President Roosevelt today gave another life-be United States Consul at Antiqua, at Glohau, Germany. 8 Snow In Rome, ; Rome, October 19—There was & snowfall of an inch and a half here last night. * Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New Life Pille. These pille change weakness into strength, energy, brain-fag into mental power, They’re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Poe erie vene An abstainer does not bar Gilt Edge whiskey. He even takes it ia a medicine because it is pure. TI Fete Lie Choice oyster cock-tails can be proChambers, on Broad street. s27tf —— 18 beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf 1-2 Chronic Constipation Cured. The most important discovery of recent years is the positive, remedy for constipation. Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genuine tablets stamped C.C. C.” Never Democrat Favored. — J long Democrat 4a Federal position Sixt when he appointed George Shawter to . the listlessness into} cured at -Billy Britland’s Council] If you want a good, cool drink of West Indies, Shawter was given the . take the oath, new place for his efficiency as Conese gorous: . Ky., Oct. 19 ‘the principal wir, shops will ¢ O'clock, Saturdays evenings pi aceding holid Also. atte y Sundays, GRIsser By COLLEY Bp 5 C.I,N © Henaache Saps Vout Vi ‘2 he Care. : “You Swallow a pill, andth is gone, They cure ng Dickerman, » Sole agent. Ce sold in bulk. Druggists, voc. bers, Ww. J. Britland prop, — wee) MILLINERY _ 4 MILLINERY PRC QADIES call and see my Fall and Winter — which is composed of the. Latest Psiene and Creations % ut with other machinery, constgned to the Blue Gravel Mining Company at North Bloomfield arrived here this morning. _ My prices are the lowest in town. Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St., ..nextto W. G. Richard’s “Wheeler White & Wileon New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES _ A OUT RATEST Hal! opens at 2 o’clock each day. Percale Wrappers at 75c, $1, $1.25, ‘Tennis Flannel Wrappers at $1, now. Every one of them great value and see them. but come to the Big Store, for here yo Respectfully, Second _ Shipment — of Ladies’ Wrappers se Extra Heavy Fleece-Lineg Wrappers, with small, neat figures and str The best values you ever saw. All sizes from 82 to 42, Price $1. . . Sere ae I $1.25, $1.50, $2. Lots of newo _ for your money. Now, Ladies, when you buy a Ooat, don’t buy some old ‘Last ¥ u get all the new things. We extend to all a most cordial in vitation to Visit our store at anyt n = MEA EER «Bz oc “4 to have IT NEVERFAILS a4 OU WILL NEVER FAIL, good eake if you use “OUR OWN” BAKING POWDER. Price, 50 cents. _CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. The Prize Don’t forget that the Prize ILEGG & SHAW Co. i a fliss E. B. . Finest Patent Kid Dress an finest of Viol. steak epee i, Patent and the Felt Romeos, $1.15 Women’s Black Felt Romeos, fur tri 2 fortable lasts, jast the Shoe for early eee ie ser 810. on con It is one of the Impossibilities to. buy Shoes better in than What we are selling now. You cannot do it. ee ty and Women’s Finest Dress Shoes in a Variety of Styles We try to represent some of the newest ideas in —— Fine Footwear. om oe t str’ os iking Shoe in It cannot be done, Woman’s Vesting Top Lace ‘Shoes, $2.50. Patent lea Dada vonndine toe meg iy tah Circular Galp stock for the money is our V esting To €, Made over pg > Hat Conte Make Sure and ‘Sent: fT your Descripl Early to Give Miss Hoeft Time. ok ee 98 la Hat Contest closes on the of this month and you should send in your descriptiol in order to give Miss a time to Took them ¢ over. Hoett, Nevadal Home-Comfort Shoes, $3 idea of sik peiteng designer was Woman’: 8 Fat-Ankle Sh Stout ladies often h a pong # our seca Fo is shoe j toes, tipped. Price, ‘oe Call Ans Cor. Pine and B We had made for us a line of Shoes exp He a ye Workmanship and nearer the Factory? designed for picts, noiseles# . And wrecks the brait. One a Sherman’s -@ box. For pale fy The beat brands of whisky and 4 can be procared ‘at the Council Some more New Dress Goods today. More New Coats and 1 Ono ‘ was badly. cut. ‘Sheriff Pascoe, 1HE SATURDAY. Yotes For life insurance Use the Wi Brayton’s, = = Qo to N. Rohe ing. The residenen rc Main street owned — is underge ments, : Call on Ed Sob anything in the to Latest and mor aud winter millin Vor the beat mest ne power. Costs i e Brayton’s, 3 Henry W. Rich of ¢ loon makes @ specialty of cat the wants of his patrons and ki finest of liquid refreshments sround tonight and sample hi A good hot Tanch ‘will be. every night at William: Harry's corner Pine and Spring street bee r and choiée wines, liquo cigars always on hand. =_ju ‘Lhe choicest brands of whis ‘cigars can be found at W.J. Bar Couneil Chambers, ‘Try them. ‘‘he New York Hotel will se usual chicken dinner tomorroy cuisine department of this hous excellent and ean’t be beat. Te is only 25 cents, — Por: a clean, smooth ehave Tou Moore’s tonsorial parlors, mercial St; price 166, Baths 25c At the Grotto saloon tonig! can find everything for your a ment and for toning up the inne A substantial lun eb will be serve tosll customers The best of . and.cigars can be found here, ~ The mill -for the Ensign min tween Sweetiand andBirchvill arrived on the ground and is bei in place. A thorough test will be of the oré soon, “Six men are no ployed, A horse which Joseph Rogers « bastopel was riding a few day stumbled and fell, throwing Mr, ere violently tothe ground. His came in contact with a sharp roc It required s stilches to cloge the wound. The-Red Men will hold their co of sorrow at the Congregational c on Sanday evening, October 27th. Grass Valley members of the will be present and cal part it exere ises, Maitland Brothers, of the Glen. . Salcon, on Commercial street, cor a most popular and pleasing . of resort, where you can epjoy you The best liquors and cigars disp to all customers, ‘Tbe three-horse team belongi: (us Benson of Blne Tent be frightened in the vicinity of the V ington schoolyard, yesterday, ¢ Tuusway resulted. The horses di up Main street at a lively pace wers Captured near Mra. Grimes dence. No damage was done. Wm. Britland, proprietor of Couneil Chambers, will serve a free lunch to his customers tor Call around and try it. “Billy give you the finest in the land. A surprise party was tender Mics Leta Durst last evening large number of the young . friends, at the residence of Ds Music, » games, were heartily indulged in by the bh gathering and at a jate hour refi ments were served. While making your rounds to drop in see Tom ‘Limnell. He! the choigest of whisky, wines an gars and you will flud his place a Spot to meet your friends. The bazar to be held by the . of the Episcopal.church on the 6t! 7th of next month promisea to great success inevery way. Ther be a large and varied display of f work and notions, and an intere Program will be rendered each ¢ ing. A fine supper will be served days from 5 to 7 PB, M. Call at Wm, Harry’s saloon tor at the corner of Pine and Spring and you will be treated well. A free lunch will be sérved. A game of baseball will be play Morrow at Cashin’s fleld by the E lars and Nob Hills, Quite & oro\ spectators are. expected to goo the electric cars to. view the s Which Promises t ‘ This firm Just laid in sr. in and { assortment of ladies’ and misses’ ' they nought Here trom the Has y are all of ‘the Patterns, Picnic: and. Countyans, bh brook on the . ' Procure SCvasion at five Schmidt's cigas