October 19, 1903 (4 pages)

N EVADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ——_—_—__ a ae TE RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Gyfen, « «© $6 Per Year . By Carrier, é . «mMDelivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City MONRDAY, ...-.00-0 Me «i. 1.October 19, 1903 —— EVERYBODY SHOULD ASSIST THE PROMOTION COMMITTEE NE of the greatest steps that Nevada County ever took for the purpose of putting herself in the fropt rank with numerous other progressive counties of the State, and one that has been far reaching and effective in accomplishing the results for which it was intended, was the organization and formation of the Nevada County Promotion Committee; which by the way, is composed of some of the most capable and enterprising ¢itizens of the State. It is conceded by all that no organized body of men ever done more toward promoting and advancing the development of our local resources and the general interests of this section of the State, or has worked more harméniously and successfully for our good and welfare, than the Nevada County Promotion Committee. Therefore we are pleased to note that the members of this organization are given unstinted credit and praise, which they are justly entitled to, for their splendid work in the past. The interest of this great county, with its wonderful and almost limitless resources, should not be allowed to lag, nor the interest in pushing the development of the same grow lukewarm or cold, and there is little danger of such a calamity or siege of “dry rot” getting a foothold in this section if our people as a whole will continue to rally to the support of our Promotion Committee, give them encouragement from time to time by endorsing their efforts, and refrain from “knocking.” The tongue of the knocker is the worst enemy that any Promotion Committee has to contend with, and is not only discouraging, but has a terrible blighting effect upon any work of enterprise or advancement under way, and, in short, a great hinderance. We are glad to state, however, that our people have united to down this “knocking” spirit so prevalent in many communities and have to such a great measure been successful, for if there is any of these pessimistic octupuses or “cusses” left in our community he must have crawled into his hole and pulled his hole in after him, as he has completely disappeared. For this relief the Promotion Committee. has also labored zealously with the general public and is entitled to credit. It is therefore with extreme pleasure that we take cognizance of the fact that our local Promotion Committee have again taken up active and aggressive work, after its wellearned summer vacation. A meeting of the Committee will be held tonight at this city, when plans will be outlined and formulated for carrying on the vast amount of enterprising and beneficial work already decided on. New ideas and propositions will also be considered at this meeting, and it is probable that this first session for the season of the Promotion Committee will be the most important yet held by the organization. Let every member be on hand this evening, and to those of our citizens who are not yet members of the Promotion Committee we would advise them to attend this initial meeting and enlist in the work. Everybody should put their shoulder to the wheel and help our Promotion Committee push along the car of Progress and Prosperity.” Now is your opportunity. MINERS ASSOCIATION)’ Narrow. Escape. While “Dad” Edwards was engaged in removing a temporary awning from above a second story window of the Chicago lodging house, today, he met with an accident which might have terminated fatally bad it not been for his grit and rare presence of mind, There is a narrow space of eighteen or twenty inches between the lodging house and the building adjoining—Oolley’s butcher shop—and the.space is covered with ordinary tin sheeting to ward off the rain. Qn top of this was throwh an inch board, and the improvised scaffolding was considered stout enough for an ordinary size man, but Arrangements Are Being Made for Their Meeting. The executive committee of the California Minere’ Association met in San Francisco today to set the dates for the twelfth annual convention. It is Committed Suicide Today mond, last Saturday night. guilt. San Francisco, October 19.—George Nottingham of Walnut Creek committed suicide here this morning. His brother Walter was arrested last night, charged with numerous burglaries and robberies and also for conspiracy in the train hold-up at Berkeley, Oakland and Point RichNottingham, the suicide, left'a note acknowledging his “es caused by Mexican loans; and ure of the Union Trust Company followed soon after. New York stock market is badly demoralized over future outlook. Nearly all stocks fell many points. A Bad Failure in Baltimore BaLTImMoRE, Maryland, Oct. 19 land Trust Company were closed this morning, causing a big excitemeut in the Stock market. 19—The doors of the MaryThe trouble was the announcement of the failThe A Serious Accident many injured by the collapse Wabash bridge this morning. Pittspurc, October 19—Eight men were killed and of a traveling crane on. the The men were at work when the immense crane toppled over: COURT DOINGS Business Transncted in the Soperior Court Today. The following businese was transacted in the Superior Court today, udge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate of Myra B. Wentworth, deceased. Letters issued to O. S. Paine, without bonds. Estate Peter Pardon and Mary Pur. don, deceased. Order settling accounts and decree of distribution ordered. Estate of Jchn Rickey, deceased, Letters issued to J; N. Rickey on filing a bond of $600. ‘Estate of G, Admolli, deceased. Letters issued to M, Adamolli, without bonde. # Estate of Wm:Smith, deceased. Sale of real estate approved. Estate of W. H. Richards, deceased. Sale of real estate approved and confirmed. Estate of Catherine Tuttle, deceased. Account settled. Estate of Henry Trevaskis, deceased. Order setting aside estate to widow. Estate of John E. McCormisk, de ceased, Final account settled and allowed, and decree of distribution was granted. F, J. Burckhalter vs. W, M. Burckhalter. Set for trial Nov. 24th. Application of Menlo Gold Mining Company for dissolution, Order dissolving incorporation. Child Born En Route The passenger list on the Eastbound train was augmented yesterday by the . arrival of an unexpected passenger. While the train was bearing this way was suddenly taken ill. An accoucheur, who was present, rendered hia cervices and presepted to the astonished occupants of the cara weil developed and healthy child. Quickly grasping the situation and learning that ‘the mother was a poor women on her way to San Francisco they showed their magnanimity by turning to and collecting $150 with which to assist mother and child in their extremity. At last accounts all concerned were doing well, Very Rich Rock. from Reno one of the lady. travelers . A Flourishing Home Ata meeting of the members of the Good Templare’ Home for Orphans Corporation, which was held at San Francisco a few days ago, Hon. J. M. Walling of this city was re-elected a member of the Board of Directors of that worthy association. From _ reports submitted at this meeting it was shown that there are over 200 children in the home and that the health of the young orphans was in every cage excellent. Their happy appearance, it was said, indicated their contentment, It was also reported that the institation was in a satisfactory financial condition, The report as a whole ie quite flattering of the: home’a general condition of affairs and reflects great credit on the Board of Directors who super. intend the management of the institution, Incorporation. Articles of incorporation of the Grass Consolidated Gold Mining Company were flled in the County Clerk’s office, today. The object of the company 1s to engage in mining business; The capital stock is 1,000,000 shares at a par value of $1 per share. The direators are J. W. Hsisner, G. W. Smith and @ W. Root, all of San Francisco, The principal. place of business ie Phoenix, Arizonia, with a branch office io San Francisco, A Large Contingent Down at Charles Swartz’s ranch, Pleasant Valley, yesterday a spirit of phere in general. Mr. Swartz was host at a sumptuous campstew and had iavited seventy-five of his friends from this city.and Grase Valley to partake 0° his hospitality. The large contingent that went down fairly gorged themselves on the feast that was composed of the various game that ap~ peals so strongly to their appetites, Pir) fy wife and m: ‘ARETS and errs per An = have ever had in week my wife was frantic with Bouse, Last two days, she tried someof ourCASOARETS, and they relieved the pain in her head almost immediately. We both recomanendl d Cascareta."’ CHAS. STEDEFORD, Pittsburg Safe & Deposit Co., Pitteburg, Pa. life and animation pervaded the atmos-. @ HEAD ACHE; understood that the convention will probably be held on November 16, 17 and 18 in San Francisco. The State Miners’ Association now bas a membership of about 9000 and its affairs are in a satisfactory condition. It fittingly represents and fosters the mineral industry of California, whose , output in 1902, as shown by the recent " Yeport by State Mineralogist Aubury, was valued at $85,069,105, an increase over the previous year’s product, which was $84,355,981. Gold headed the list last year with, $16,910,320. It is expected that fully 500 delegates will attend the coming convention. For a man who made his first speech in 1896 Senator Hanna is giving Tom Johnson @ prety good tussle. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf proved too flimsy for one of “Dad’s” weight. He had no sooner started to work when the structure beneath his feet gave way, and were it not for the fact that in descending he inadvertently threw out one of bis arms which luckily canght on the projecting window ledge, he would fallen some distance into the narrow aperture below and would have probably received fatal bodily injaries or swept out by the swift running water in the flame below and carried into Deer Oreek. But evtdently Dad’s time had not come, for he held onto the window casing witb true grit and called lustily for help, Robt. Suell,who was working in the rear of the butcher shop near by, heard hina call and went to bis assistance. With a little assistance Edwards was quickly rescued from bie perilous position and found to be unburt with. the exception of a few scratches~ or bruises, bat is thankful that be is alive and considers that he. Had a very close call, fe: Young and Martin, who have a lease on the Norton mine in Willow Valley, hed their initial crushing at the Locklin custem mill today. The ore proved to be very rich, the result being far above the most sanguine expectations of the lessees of the 1 erty. ray CONSTIPATION. Chicago, M: al, New York, $17 0-TO-BAC =: rte ee Habe List your property with us. We will sell or rent it for you. . Nene County Real Estate Exc Cc. B. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. eDEe NEVADA CITY, CAL. Figs, Cuntey stem Gripes Wi 2, be, -lOf Happeriings ot ‘Interest in and Around This: Section. The Shakespeare Club was entertained on last Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Buffington at the home of I, J. Rolfe. “As You Like It” was studied. D.A. Dailey of this city has received the sad news of the death of his uncle, 8. P. Dailey, which occurred at Peachland, Sonoma county, last week. The Nevada County Promotion Committee will meet this evening in the offices of the South Yuba Water Co. Every member should attend. The birthday of Mariel, the ten-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, W. Ogden, was celebrated at the home of her parents last Saturday. A number of her little friends were present and spent a pleasant afternoon, Mr. Egan of the Sixteen-to-one mine at Washington is in this city and has made a deal with Dr, Tickell for the mill of the Champion mine on the river, Mr. Egan will immediately have the mill taken to che Sixteen-to-One mine, A black and tan dog was ran over . : and killed by the electric car Saturday night in front of the Western Hotel, Grase Valley. Nelson Lund was aveidentally struck by a car in the Lecompten mine Saturdey. His arm was quite badly bruised. Ao ax with which Mr. Wm. Moody wae cutting some kindling accidentally slipped and caught one of his fingers, inflicting a bad wound, last Friday. The teachers of this city, through the efforts of Principal Armstrong, have formed an organization and will meet on the third Friday of each month.: The social dance given by Company O at Armory hall last Saturday evening was well attended. Quite a number came up from Grass Valley. ‘The music by Wild’s orchestra was greatly appreciated and added much to the enjoyment of the evening. County Olerk Arbogast has received a communication from Governor Pardee calling attention to the request of Hon. Thomas Ryan, acting secrétary of the interior, in which he expresses desire to have the active co-operation of the officials of this State with the representatives of the federal government in the matter of preservation of game in the Yosemite National Park. A requet is made that as Nevada county . is one of the counties abutting the park that we appoldt &; game warden as soon as possible, The matter will be presented to the Board of Supervisore at their next regular meeting. R.T. Morrison, the merchact tailor, basa changed advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT in which he apeaks of fall suits from $20 up. Mr. Motrieon ‘has made suits for a large number of the business men, miners C and others of this city and in every case has-given the best of satisfaction. He guerantees to give youa perfect fit or be will retarn ycur money. Read his advertisement which will be found on page 8 and call on him and inspect bis goods. He will be pleased to see you, He will be found in the Morgan block, up stairs. a The party of locel sportsmen who went: out to Montezuma Hill Saturday night for a hunt, returned home last evening and repért having had a jolly trip. They brought back with them two deer and quite a number of quail. Yesterday was a regular summer day and just right for a day in the woods. In fact quite a gatheriog of our young. . people did take advantage of the quiet Sabbath to hie themselves off to Shebley’s Grove, where they enjoyed themselves picnicking. Aceldentaliy Shot. While Oscar Reynolds, the fifteenyear-old: son of George Reynolds of Grass Valley townshhip was out hunting yesterday, his gun was accidentally diecharged in such a manner that @ portion of the charge entered his rigot arm, narrowly missing the bone but making a painful flesh wound. The accident happened only two miles from Grass Valley, so that the unfortunate hunter was able to walk home quickly and have the wound attended to promptly. Viewing Old Scenes W. J. Sullivan, proprieter of the popular Hoffman House in San Fran-' cisco, is here on a visit. Mr. Sullivan ased tend barin the old Union Hotel, many years ago, when it was conducted by Messrs. Eaton and Williamson. He has not paid his old home a vigit since taking his departure in the days of long ago, and be notee with pleasure the thrift and modern style of our pretty little city. Evidently an Error. In yesterday’s San Francisco papers the name of Charles Abbott is given among a number of other prisoners at the Folsom State Prison whose sentences were recently commuted on ac= count: of their praiseworthy action. at the late outbreak. It is thought here that the person referred to is Ira Abbott, who was sent to prison some years ago for the killing of Charles . Bennetts in this city, WOOL WAISTS Lhndeduhdedahehehedalohabctttaheletotet tet tet tt Large stock of Ladies Wool and Silk Waists just received. Prices From $1.5 0 . Up. Walking Skirts from $1.50 up. Komonas in all styles, Collars and Belts just received. . SOPESSEDS TSS TEDDTETSTTTSTES ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. A All oe latest S100 DRINING @ * That Stale, Flavorjess, Ready-Ground. age. Coffee, and try a pound oe © fee ee 8 e Ree oe Gaylor’s PS) Cent he Jam zi Coffee ob it Roasted yore § Sieiiedpel end Sea t Taylor's: tw a Coffee House “Broad gave, pitied me. tel Ante LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature, turn Oall Bells. Elect Porcelain Bath Tabe® yi 4 Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Comacee elal Men and Transient trade, : Re4 ‘ee Window Full of Latest Scotch great value for $3. . Mixtures and. sith, el Not one voter in the bunch, Respectfully, MAHER & Co. P.S. If you wank Furs, come to us, C. Sanitary Maltresse: OIRO, Sanitary Combination Mattresses Elastic Cotton Felt Mattresses Sanitary Duplex Mattresses Silk Floss Mattresses Hair Mattresses @=e50e a] All the above Watiresses are Pure Goods ORO NOK ROROKOIOKOIORIOROK Rr ayton, Commereial Stroel Bay Heater money. both. common Russia Iron. PREPARE For Cold Weather a % ean Air Tight and save The Turner & Hadley Company carry all grades. ratge from Their prices $2.60 upwards stock, Inspect our and yuu will find just what you want, We carry stove pipe and Our line of Stove Boards comprise ‘the very latest designs. Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET . anes} ee » eA el ¥ i We will close ont our entire stock of . Clothing, Faraishng Goods, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, etc at prices ne be hecea ver before Oe e eee eae ccimeeeneernen! i cieinaieneietastmneirel . Bale commences 10 A. M. THURSDAY and will continue until all the goods are Beeston bale Me, THE ROU NOL $35.00 For @ firstclass, practice Typewriter. seen, H, DICKERMAN, sites: Pope ae L—————— ——— — AVE YOU seen our new est attraction to our large stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is & " beauty —elegantly engra’ with profile of Pope Leo, view of Va‘ican, etc. Also be sare and eee our other designs, inGe . Yevada County Scenic Spoomt * Lone Pine Spoons ’ £ Courthouse Spoons «© — —— ¢. J, BRAND JEWELER Nevada Oli woooree® 4 Bishop is here f i Cozzislis ia over f ‘peokham is up ft LB. Vizzard is dow! pat ig over fron es Heath is dov tod. 0, Near is here f . 0. Jorgeneen is y Hill. ; ncisco. iH, Keller returne frapiteville, ig. T, Manered and \ tland: .§, Waldroa retart sthis morning. Mrs, H. Tilley left ye mocleco on a Visit, Mharles 8. Paine . hSan Juan today. ohn Bunden and wi o, are here on @ vis iL, J. Byan of Grass ning for Washingt i), F. McGlashan ¢ yckee today on lege George A. Landsbe dsberg are down . iMsjor J. S. MoBrid evening from Sa this morning for . Hon. Charles BE. Olf Gress Valley came 1 yesterday and sp y here, .E. Wilbur, of Pr nd, is here visit psy he went throt ppsolidated, of whic! oder, Miss Florence Bra n visiting in the s State for the past ned home this even Oharles A. Ronssan ved here last evening o0 and left this mo} Mrs, A. Maier and sfrom San Franel d left thie morning Mrs. J. R. Watson ¢ ed here last evenin 0 and left this m ville, Sierra count; Jobn Campbell of bues to be quite ill. George King of Wi t the benefit of his . 4.0. Holland and \ tan spent yesterday Mrs. W. S. Riobar etress of the Nev 6 On & visit. Miss A. O. O'Conne ashington school, os here yesterday. James T. Myers of ed here last Sat nt to Berkeley ye bd his family will o ome, Superintendent J. be Marchie mine ha Usiness trip to the £ Mrs, William Mat biting her sons at ined home last Sat Oounty Treasurer Vepu'y George Benn te yesterday to coll Joseph Underwoor § who recently pal ine, arrived here la bg from Chicago, Thomas Rowe, the‘ 0 San Francisco y onclude to remain t . 8. B. Lear of Coo) turned from San was recently san 88 of his mother, . H. 0. Allen of veosus Bureau, w OMpiling statistics le today, Mies Nellie Baker seven -weeks visit . fan Francisco, Mrs. Mary Austin # Week’s visit'to Wa Hon W. F. Priek tom Grass Valley . esterday, oe Two Parties of ple is city drove over May, where they wh lowing the big ner interesting sig HO and around the b Fearful Odds” Odds briet was the . *oldier by name of tai . F with Kidney dieons tors nor medial leogth Be. ted. pat im on hig feet tow he testifiens ‘ oe movers. an forme of tds eu Vinton; Dru

N EVADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. ——_—_—__ a ae TE RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Gyfen, « «© $6 Per Year . By Carrier, é . «mMDelivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City MONRDAY, .....-.00-0 Me «i. 1.October 19, 1903 —— EVERYBODY SHOULD ASSIST THE PROMOTION COMMITTEE NE of the greatest steps that Nevada County ever took for the purpose of putting herself in the fropt rank with numerous other progressive counties of the State, and one that has been far reaching and effective in accomplishing the results for which it was intended, was the organization and formation of the Nevada County Promotion Committee; which by the way, is composed of some of the most capable and enterprising ¢itizens of the State. It is conceded by all that no organized body of men ever done more toward promoting and advancing the development of our local resources and the general interests of this section of the State, or has worked more harméniously and successfully for our good and welfare, than the Nevada County Promotion Committee. Therefore we are pleased to note that the members of this organization are given unstinted credit and praise, which they are justly entitled to, for their splendid work in the past. The interest of this great county, with its wonderful and almost limitless resources, should not be allowed to lag, nor the interest in pushing the development of the same grow lukewarm or cold, and there is little danger of such a calamity or siege of “dry rot” getting a foothold in this section if our people as a whole will continue to rally to the support of our Promotion Committee, give them encouragement from time to time by endorsing their efforts, and refrain from “knocking.” The tongue of the knocker is the worst enemy that any Promotion Committee has to contend with, and is not only discouraging, but has a terrible blighting effect upon any work of enterprise or advancement under way, and, in short, a great hinderance. We are glad to state, however, that our people have united to down this “knocking” spirit so prevalent in many communities and have to such a great measure been successful, for if there is any of these pessimistic octupuses or “cusses” left in our community he must have crawled into his hole and pulled his hole in after him, as he has completely disappeared. For this relief the Promotion Committee. has also labored zealously with the general public and is entitled to credit. It is therefore with extreme pleasure that we take cognizance of the fact that our local Promotion Committee have again taken up active and aggressive work, after its wellearned summer vacation. A meeting of the Committee will be held tonight at this city, when plans will be outlined and formulated for carrying on the vast amount of enterprising and beneficial work already decided on. New ideas and propositions will also be considered at this meeting, and it is probable that this first session for the season of the Promotion Committee will be the most important yet held by the organization. Let every member be on hand this evening, and to those of our citizens who are not yet members of the Promotion Committee we would advise them to attend this initial meeting and enlist in the work. Everybody should put their shoulder to the wheel and help our Promotion Committee push along the car of Progress and Prosperity.” Now is your opportunity. MINERS ASSOCIATION)’ Narrow. Escape. While “Dad” Edwards was engaged in removing a temporary awning from above a second story window of the Chicago lodging house, today, he met with an accident which might have terminated fatally bad it not been for his grit and rare presence of mind, There is a narrow space of eighteen or twenty inches between the lodging house and the building adjoining—Oolley’s butcher shop—and the.space is covered with ordinary tin sheeting to ward off the rain. Qn top of this was throwh an inch board, and the improvised scaffolding was considered stout enough for an ordinary size man, but Arrangements Are Being Made for Their Meeting. The executive committee of the California Minere’ Association met in San Francisco today to set the dates for the twelfth annual convention. It is Committed Suicide Today mond, last Saturday night. guilt. San Francisco, October 19.—George Nottingham of Walnut Creek committed suicide here this morning. His brother Walter was arrested last night, charged with numerous burglaries and robberies and also for conspiracy in the train hold-up at Berkeley, Oakland and Point RichNottingham, the suicide, left'a note acknowledging his “es caused by Mexican loans; and ure of the Union Trust Company followed soon after. New York stock market is badly demoralized over future outlook. Nearly all stocks fell many points. A Bad Failure in Baltimore BaLTImMoRE, Maryland, Oct. 19 land Trust Company were closed this morning, causing a big excitemeut in the Stock market. 19—The doors of the MaryThe trouble was the announcement of the failThe A Serious Accident many injured by the collapse Wabash bridge this morning. Pittspurc, October 19—Eight men were killed and of a traveling crane on. the The men were at work when the immense crane toppled over: COURT DOINGS Business Transncted in the Soperior Court Today. The following businese was transacted in the Superior Court today, udge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate of Myra B. Wentworth, deceased. Letters issued to O. S. Paine, without bonds. Estate Peter Pardon and Mary Pur. don, deceased. Order settling accounts and decree of distribution ordered. Estate of Jchn Rickey, deceased, Letters issued to J; N. Rickey on filing a bond of $600. ‘Estate of G, Admolli, deceased. Letters issued to M, Adamolli, without bonde. # Estate of Wm:Smith, deceased. Sale of real estate approved. Estate of W. H. Richards, deceased. Sale of real estate approved and confirmed. Estate of Catherine Tuttle, deceased. Account settled. Estate of Henry Trevaskis, deceased. Order setting aside estate to widow. Estate of John E. McCormisk, de ceased, Final account settled and allowed, and decree of distribution was granted. F, J. Burckhalter vs. W, M. Burckhalter. Set for trial Nov. 24th. Application of Menlo Gold Mining Company for dissolution, Order dissolving incorporation. Child Born En Route The passenger list on the Eastbound train was augmented yesterday by the . arrival of an unexpected passenger. While the train was bearing this way was suddenly taken ill. An accoucheur, who was present, rendered hia cervices and presepted to the astonished occupants of the cara weil developed and healthy child. Quickly grasping the situation and learning that ‘the mother was a poor women on her way to San Francisco they showed their magnanimity by turning to and collecting $150 with which to assist mother and child in their extremity. At last accounts all concerned were doing well, Very Rich Rock. from Reno one of the lady. travelers . A Flourishing Home Ata meeting of the members of the Good Templare’ Home for Orphans Corporation, which was held at San Francisco a few days ago, Hon. J. M. Walling of this city was re-elected a member of the Board of Directors of that worthy association. From _ reports submitted at this meeting it was shown that there are over 200 children in the home and that the health of the young orphans was in every cage excellent. Their happy appearance, it was said, indicated their contentment, It was also reported that the institation was in a satisfactory financial condition, The report as a whole ie quite flattering of the: home’a general condition of affairs and reflects great credit on the Board of Directors who super. intend the management of the institution, Incorporation. Articles of incorporation of the Grass Consolidated Gold Mining Company were flled in the County Clerk’s office, today. The object of the company 1s to engage in mining business; The capital stock is 1,000,000 shares at a par value of $1 per share. The direators are J. W. Hsisner, G. W. Smith and @ W. Root, all of San Francisco, The principal. place of business ie Phoenix, Arizonia, with a branch office io San Francisco, A Large Contingent Down at Charles Swartz’s ranch, Pleasant Valley, yesterday a spirit of phere in general. Mr. Swartz was host at a sumptuous campstew and had iavited seventy-five of his friends from this city.and Grase Valley to partake 0° his hospitality. The large contingent that went down fairly gorged themselves on the feast that was composed of the various game that ap~ peals so strongly to their appetites, Pir) fy wife and m: ‘ARETS and errs per An = have ever had in week my wife was frantic with Bouse, Last two days, she tried someof ourCASOARETS, and they relieved the pain in her head almost immediately. We both recomanendl d Cascareta."’ CHAS. STEDEFORD, Pittsburg Safe & Deposit Co., Pitteburg, Pa. life and animation pervaded the atmos-. @ HEAD ACHE; understood that the convention will probably be held on November 16, 17 and 18 in San Francisco. The State Miners’ Association now bas a membership of about 9000 and its affairs are in a satisfactory condition. It fittingly represents and fosters the mineral industry of California, whose , output in 1902, as shown by the recent " Yeport by State Mineralogist Aubury, was valued at $85,069,105, an increase over the previous year’s product, which was $84,355,981. Gold headed the list last year with, $16,910,320. It is expected that fully 500 delegates will attend the coming convention. For a man who made his first speech in 1896 Senator Hanna is giving Tom Johnson @ prety good tussle. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf proved too flimsy for one of “Dad’s” weight. He had no sooner started to work when the structure beneath his feet gave way, and were it not for the fact that in descending he inadvertently threw out one of bis arms which luckily canght on the projecting window ledge, he would fallen some distance into the narrow aperture below and would have probably received fatal bodily injaries or swept out by the swift running water in the flame below and carried into Deer Oreek. But evtdently Dad’s time had not come, for he held onto the window casing witb true grit and called lustily for help, Robt. Suell,who was working in the rear of the butcher shop near by, heard hina call and went to bis assistance. With a little assistance Edwards was quickly rescued from bie perilous position and found to be unburt with. the exception of a few scratches~ or bruises, bat is thankful that be is alive and considers that he. Had a very close call, fe: Young and Martin, who have a lease on the Norton mine in Willow Valley, hed their initial crushing at the Locklin custem mill today. The ore proved to be very rich, the result being far above the most sanguine expectations of the lessees of the 1 erty. ray CONSTIPATION. Chicago, M: al, New York, $17 0-TO-BAC =: rte ee Habe List your property with us. We will sell or rent it for you. . Nene County Real Estate Exc Cc. B. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. eDEe NEVADA CITY, CAL. Figs, Cuntey stem Gripes Wi 2, be, -lOf Happeriings ot ‘Interest in and Around This: Section. The Shakespeare Club was entertained on last Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Buffington at the home of I, J. Rolfe. “As You Like It” was studied. D.A. Dailey of this city has received the sad news of the death of his uncle, 8. P. Dailey, which occurred at Peachland, Sonoma county, last week. The Nevada County Promotion Committee will meet this evening in the offices of the South Yuba Water Co. Every member should attend. The birthday of Mariel, the ten-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, W. Ogden, was celebrated at the home of her parents last Saturday. A number of her little friends were present and spent a pleasant afternoon, Mr. Egan of the Sixteen-to-one mine at Washington is in this city and has made a deal with Dr, Tickell for the mill of the Champion mine on the river, Mr. Egan will immediately have the mill taken to che Sixteen-to-One mine, A black and tan dog was ran over . : and killed by the electric car Saturday night in front of the Western Hotel, Grase Valley. Nelson Lund was aveidentally struck by a car in the Lecompten mine Saturdey. His arm was quite badly bruised. Ao ax with which Mr. Wm. Moody wae cutting some kindling accidentally slipped and caught one of his fingers, inflicting a bad wound, last Friday. The teachers of this city, through the efforts of Principal Armstrong, have formed an organization and will meet on the third Friday of each month.: The social dance given by Company O at Armory hall last Saturday evening was well attended. Quite a number came up from Grass Valley. ‘The music by Wild’s orchestra was greatly appreciated and added much to the enjoyment of the evening. County Olerk Arbogast has received a communication from Governor Pardee calling attention to the request of Hon. Thomas Ryan, acting secrétary of the interior, in which he expresses desire to have the active co-operation of the officials of this State with the representatives of the federal government in the matter of preservation of game in the Yosemite National Park. A requet is made that as Nevada county . is one of the counties abutting the park that we appoldt &; game warden as soon as possible, The matter will be presented to the Board of Supervisore at their next regular meeting. R.T. Morrison, the merchact tailor, basa changed advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT in which he

apeaks of fall suits from $20 up. Mr. Motrieon ‘has made suits for a large number of the business men, miners C and others of this city and in every case has-given the best of satisfaction. He guerantees to give youa perfect fit or be will retarn ycur money. Read his advertisement which will be found on page 8 and call on him and inspect bis goods. He will be pleased to see you, He will be found in the Morgan block, up stairs. a The party of locel sportsmen who went: out to Montezuma Hill Saturday night for a hunt, returned home last evening and repért having had a jolly trip. They brought back with them two deer and quite a number of quail. Yesterday was a regular summer day and just right for a day in the woods. In fact quite a gatheriog of our young. . people did take advantage of the quiet Sabbath to hie themselves off to Shebley’s Grove, where they enjoyed themselves picnicking. Aceldentaliy Shot. While Oscar Reynolds, the fifteenyear-old: son of George Reynolds of Grass Valley townshhip was out hunting yesterday, his gun was accidentally diecharged in such a manner that @ portion of the charge entered his rigot arm, narrowly missing the bone but making a painful flesh wound. The accident happened only two miles from Grass Valley, so that the unfortunate hunter was able to walk home quickly and have the wound attended to promptly. Viewing Old Scenes W. J. Sullivan, proprieter of the popular Hoffman House in San Fran-' cisco, is here on a visit. Mr. Sullivan ased tend barin the old Union Hotel, many years ago, when it was conducted by Messrs. Eaton and Williamson. He has not paid his old home a vigit since taking his departure in the days of long ago, and be notee with pleasure the thrift and modern style of our pretty little city. Evidently an Error. In yesterday’s San Francisco papers the name of Charles Abbott is given among a number of other prisoners at the Folsom State Prison whose sentences were recently commuted on ac= count: of their praiseworthy action. at the late outbreak. It is thought here that the person referred to is Ira Abbott, who was sent to prison some years ago for the killing of Charles . Bennetts in this city, WOOL WAISTS Lhndeduhdedahehehedalohabctttaheletotet tet tet tt Large stock of Ladies Wool and Silk Waists just received. Prices From $1.5 0 . Up. Walking Skirts from $1.50 up. Komonas in all styles, Collars and Belts just received. . SOPESSEDS TSS TEDDTETSTTTSTES ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. A All oe latest S100 DRINING @ * That Stale, Flavorjess, Ready-Ground. age. Coffee, and try a pound oe © fee ee 8 e Ree oe Gaylor’s PS) Cent he Jam zi Coffee ob it Roasted yore § Sieiiedpel end Sea t Taylor's: tw a Coffee House “Broad gave, pitied me. tel Ante LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature, turn Oall Bells. Elect Porcelain Bath Tabe® yi 4 Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Comacee elal Men and Transient trade, : Re4 ‘ee Window Full of Latest Scotch great value for $3. . Mixtures and. sith, el Not one voter in the bunch, Respectfully, MAHER & Co. P.S. If you wank Furs, come to us, C. Sanitary Maltresse: OIRO, Sanitary Combination Mattresses Elastic Cotton Felt Mattresses Sanitary Duplex Mattresses Silk Floss Mattresses Hair Mattresses @=e50e a] All the above Watiresses are Pure Goods ORO NOK ROROKOIOKOIORIOROK Rr ayton, Commereial Stroel Bay Heater money. both. common Russia Iron. PREPARE For Cold Weather a % ean Air Tight and save The Turner & Hadley Company carry all grades. ratge from Their prices $2.60 upwards stock, Inspect our and yuu will find just what you want, We carry stove pipe and Our line of Stove Boards comprise ‘the very latest designs. Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET .. anes} ee » eA el ¥ i We will close ont our entire stock of .. Clothing, Faraishng Goods, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, etc at prices ne be hecea ver before Oe e eee eae ccimeeeneernen! i cieinaieneietastmneirel . Bale commences 10 A. M. THURSDAY and will continue until all the goods are Beeston bale Me, THE ROU NOL $35.00 For @ firstclass, practice Typewriter. seen, H, DICKERMAN, sites: Pope ae L—————— ——— — AVE YOU seen our new est attraction to our large stock of Souvenir Spoons? The Pope Leo Spoon is & " beauty —elegantly engra’ with profile of Pope Leo, view of Va‘ican, etc. Also be sare and eee our other designs, inGe . Yevada County Scenic Spoomt * Lone Pine Spoons ’ £ Courthouse Spoons «© — —— ¢. J, BRAND JEWELER Nevada Oli woooree® 4 Bishop is here f i Cozzislis ia over f ‘peokham is up ft LB. Vizzard is dow! pat ig over fron es Heath is dov tod. 0, Near is here f . 0. Jorgeneen is y Hill. ; ncisco. iH, Keller returne frapiteville, ig. T, Manered and \ tland: .§, Waldroa retart sthis morning. Mrs, H. Tilley left ye mocleco on a Visit, Mharles 8. Paine . hSan Juan today. ohn Bunden and wi o, are here on @ vis iL, J. Byan of Grass ning for Washingt i), F. McGlashan ¢ yckee today on lege George A. Landsbe dsberg are down . iMsjor J. S. MoBrid evening from Sa this morning for . Hon. Charles BE. Olf Gress Valley came 1 yesterday and sp y here, .E. Wilbur, of Pr nd, is here visit psy he went throt ppsolidated, of whic! oder, Miss Florence Bra n visiting in the s State for the past ned home this even Oharles A. Ronssan ved here last evening o0 and left this mo} Mrs, A. Maier and sfrom San Franel d left thie morning Mrs. J. R. Watson ¢ ed here last evenin 0 and left this m ville, Sierra count; Jobn Campbell of bues to be quite ill. George King of Wi t the benefit of his . 4.0. Holland and \ tan spent yesterday Mrs. W. S. Riobar etress of the Nev 6 On & visit. Miss A. O. O'Conne ashington school, os here yesterday. James T. Myers of ed here last Sat nt to Berkeley ye bd his family will o ome, Superintendent J. be Marchie mine ha Usiness trip to the £ Mrs, William Mat biting her sons at ined home last Sat Oounty Treasurer Vepu'y George Benn te yesterday to coll Joseph Underwoor § who recently pal ine, arrived here la bg from Chicago, Thomas Rowe, the‘ 0 San Francisco y onclude to remain t . 8. B. Lear of Coo) turned from San was recently san 88 of his mother, . H. 0. Allen of veosus Bureau, w OMpiling statistics le today, Mies Nellie Baker seven -weeks visit . fan Francisco, Mrs. Mary Austin # Week’s visit'to Wa Hon W. F. Priek tom Grass Valley . esterday, oe Two Parties of ple is city drove over May, where they wh lowing the big ner interesting sig HO and around the b Fearful Odds” Odds briet was the . *oldier by name of tai . F with Kidney dieons tors nor medial leogth Be. ted. pat im on hig feet tow he testifiens ‘ oe movers. an forme of tds eu Vinton; Dru