October 20, 1900 (4 pages)

ter Every Day 2 have had poor, nd 40c per Ib i variety you de: ven + sia saan e for All! > a. Drink. ., Te O, "Manager: Se sw AYZE,. nant Soegoan. —Next residence a street. ws .S. ew things in Goods, Tet 11s for Wrists. e them to aples and you . fur, buy one 1 your money ‘CAPES and we: will iy rn insens Go. a sie a , ati ishment has Here ERY — “all Others. “OM Seth 8) re te want M2] * ide wate“, peer Oa ee * ares the People at Grss Yalloy. The people of Grass Valley will bave the pleasure next Wednesday evening of listening to one of the most eloquent orators on the coast. Samuel M. Shortridge will be there, nd he is admittedly the foremost orator on the. stamp in Oulifornistoday. Wherever he has appeared during the campaign he has addressed immense and enSh was nominated by nemea kaatoion Francisco, the Republicas copvention at Santa Ortiz for Presidential Elector at Large. He was selected to sound the keynote. of the Republican campaign in this fot merely -ls Mr. Shortridge eloquent, bat he has a striking seriocomic vein, and is frequently alluded to is the “Bill Nye” of California. He has @ deep, rich voice, rendering it easy for.the audienge to catch. every word. He has a pleasing way of phrasing his ideas and even those not in sympathy IN THE CHURCHES, Places of Worship Wher Where You Will Be Welcome Tomorrow. Services at Trinity church tomorrow will be as follows: Holy Commanion, 8 @. m.; morning prayer, litany and sermon, 11 o’clock; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30. Friday: Service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. At the Methodist charch tomorrow, Rev. W. Angwih the pastor, will preach both morning and evening. Sunday’ School at the close of the morning service. Junior League at 5:30. Senior League at 6:30. Allare cordially invited. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. At the Congregational church tomorrow, the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach both morning and evening. Sabject in the evening, “Shall We Know Esch Other in the City Over There?” The Christian Endeavor wiil meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Martha Sims. Subject, “Our Steward-. ° ship.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. All are cordially invited. — s Miners Will Meet. The annual meeting of the Nevada. County Miners Association will be held in this city on Saturday, the 27th inst., in the City Hall. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and delegates to the State Miners’ Convention appointed. Fled With a Woman. Sacramento, October 19.—Justice W. A. Anderson issued a warrant today for the arrest of David Witt, who yesterday was employed as night bartender in the Hoffman saloon, at Seventh and J Streets. Witt is accused of having taken $100 out of the saloon safe, _fand of having fled from this city with &@ woman, an inmate of one of the gilded. palaces of sin. Witt, wlio wasa good talker, has, it is also alleged, bortowed various sums of money from outsiders. Death of a Pioneer. San Feanowco, Octeber 19.—Louis Landecker, @ well-known pioneer of this State, died in this city yesterday. Mr. Landecker was 73 years of age. Mr. Landecker was a pioneer merchant ang securing the prisoner, hanged him. & Placerville, California,and the first to engagein teaming before the railroad was built, Of lute years he engaged in business at Bethany, Cal. inent member of of Honor. LAE Fiat Geom coe ee County. * Faanx J. Cuunny makes oath that he. Maron, who heard the explosion, fired of the firm of F. J. a ee emg in the. The robbers returned the fire, killing nage “pes Maron instantly. Sheriff G ving, with wpe a posse and bloodhoands, soon after that ero acon <egpenhe ONE HUNDRED + a tortath and erry ene of of Ua; + or tint acct sre by the use 6 tu’s CaTarRe OURE. 2 : FRANK J. CHENEY. PF est ages to nefore me ard en ee : ie aaa, Send for testimon F.d. CHENEY "s 00., Toledo, 0 75c. Hall’s Pills are the. best. Try it. : : Windows, Door: Doors, Paints. Fine umber of ail desoription. _Whiskey. she . * ‘Towte Bros. Co. oO.) The best of lamber, abakes, shingles Ay at New Pranes at Smieh’s MRK. TS amalttce tor 75-<dents. ‘. health. vase Notary Pablic. IE acasin Outarrh Oure is taken internand acts directly on the blood om mucous surfaces of the system "You never have a bead in the arorn. ing from drinking Jose Moore “AA” slain ton . 25 conte. 16 pésaaeta : o2-Im 4 Wash ot BE oats 1s ney on i mini A P. ly og of: Maryeville was, in. town last evening. Joba Richey. came ap trom Marys: ville this morning, a Hi Magruder, in’ aati-debets ops, was in town last night. ey ot foe, “Aneaias 6 is A. Walker and W. Dempsey came ap from Spenceville yesterday. .T. O'Neil, the well-known traveling man of'Secramento, isintown,. ‘Mies Madge Crawford returned yesterday from a visit to Auburn. ¢ Chas. H. ‘Vereelein: of San’ Brancisco! arrived here on the morning train. “ari Woolover came down from Downieville last: evening on his way below. « BR; BR. Myers of Oaklend arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. W. E Osbourne of the Electric Power Company left yesterday for Sacramento to visit his family. H. Watson and G. W. Brooks, insurance adjusters, arrive? here last evening from San Francisco. W. S. Haskins of Berkeley was here yesterday visiting friends, apd returned bome this morning. N.J. Fogarty and wife left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs. Fogurty goes down for the benefit of her Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Miller retarn-. ed yesterday to their home ‘at Batte, Montana, after a pleasant visit win Mrs. G H. Allen. J. McOosh Smith of Oakland ateived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville, where he goes on mining business. counted : on to be faithful and energetic . t. in promoting every measure caloulated be congratulated apon the opportanity of obtaining so able a man as the Hon. ‘8. D. Woods to represent them in Con‘grese A candidate of the Republican [party, pledged to Republican policies ‘and to a support of the Republican ad‘ministration, he will be nevertheless a genuine representative of the whole people, for he has lived in the district ‘for years, ia well acquainted with all classes of the population, knows its interests and its heeds and can be to advance its welfare. His studies have not: been confined to matters of Jaw. He hasgiven thought and work to every important question that affects the welfare of the State. The prob!emis involved in the impounding of mountain streams, the conservation of the forests, the development of mining, the preservation of the valleys from floods, the provision for irrigation, and all subjects of that kind have found in bim a: careful and earnest student. It may be therefore said that his mind is stored with the knowledge which will fit him to advocate with efficiency the adoption by the federal government of measures designed to . § solve all problems of that kind ina way to serve the interests of the mountain . 3 The Democrats held their first meeting of the campaign in this city at the theater last night. In the early evening the Nevada City Band appeared on tions, Sproul, Congréss, who made quite a lengthy address. order by Jo V. Snyder, of the Democratic Congressional committee, who introdaced Thos. 8, Ford, Esq., as President of the meeting. Mr. Ford} tax Geer coueatel teetek, iaeabae nn Se ee be ‘gpa Decoffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo CG. Gayiord & Son's ass ee OY, ’ Consists of Lamb Curry and ck ealing cousiies Wie. = American Biscuits in fancy packages. Demecratic Meeting Last Night. . {6} Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. hear the speaker of the evening, Jo D. 89 the Democratic nominee for a ry The meeting was called to) gi‘ o ‘conta which, mil fare tbe house wit, general expenses a@ per cap Sigourney’s. es ‘Cof-Farip, the great substitute for and Varnishes. ‘Tow. Bros. Co. Table Delicacies 2.2 Os a =e. SBBIBIDWIDWVe Beers Bae ere Pp. G. SCADDEN Ss. California Ripe Olives in dn battles. California Home Dinner— aang Beef res Rice Ala Creole, Mexican Beans, Beef and Chili. i = ©Rex Brand Prime Roast Beef in cans. i X L Chile Con Carnes. i X L Frijoles. the streets and played several selec-. > Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses. Sis The theater was well filled to} ; Finest Corn in the Market— Carton Maine Sweet Corn. P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. s Oo, A, <1.) O°, SD, C1.) OD, OB, Ci.) OC) (oe) (oe) (yc fy 0) oayo.e = Be) at 09 eal Wad Sra? Ws & 859, og Bae Fresh cranberries 15 cents a “quart 1t# . and 8 Ibs. of pranes rst 2 canis a Pour Diplomas at County Pair On Lumber, Doors, Painls, Enamels tf a distance of TWENTY FEET, your eyesight is calacliee and you need ——= GLASSES — “"W. A MEY-<R_ the Sacramento Optician, oe Oa ing F. C. Chinn, will again visit this city, and’be at our store — f. October 25th, 26th and 27th, when anyone in need of glasses can consult him “VYFONB~ ‘Should you be unable to read the above black htss at . A. & H. W. HARTUNG;” BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY a caananad AER ; To Make Room for Other Goods For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stock of Carpets at Wholesale Prices FOR CASH ONLY. : Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: : 3-ply, 67%c and 75¢ per yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55c¢ per yard. “« Rangpurs, 30c per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65c¢ per yard. Brussels, ranging from 60c to 75¢ per yard. Straw Att Matting, from 12%c to 30c per yd Snell & Fleming. ¢ ROKK KACO ROOK KOK IOK OKIOK K read a long list of Vice Presidents who took their seats upon the platform aud ‘Thomas Jewett Sr. and Robert Hathaway came down from the Plumbago mine yesterday, they having finished . work on the new stamp mill, A.Deminer of Downieville, who has been to San Francisco and Santa Cruz for the past month, returned here last evening and left this morning for home, James Cremins, one of the managers of the Call of San Francisco, who has been hereon a visit to County Recorder John Werry, returned to San Francisco this morning. Killed at Colfax. The Transoript of yesterday had a brief dispatch of the killing of a man at Colfax by a Soutbern Pacific train. The deceased’s name was Edward Gray, ahd he was engaged inthe wood business, hauling to Grass Valley and Oolf-x. He was deaf.and undoubtedly did not hear the approach of the train, He owned atract of land of about 40 acres this side of Colfax. He leaves au eight-year-old son, who has been living with a family by the name of, Dancan: Mr. Duncan is employed by the Cooper Bros. of this city. Hanged in Louisiana. Praquaming, La, October 19—Milroy Johnson, a negro, abcshok gal woun ded Ounductor Will Jordan, of the Texas and Pacific Road, Weduesday night near Baton Rouge, was lynched at 2 o’clock this morning. Johnson had been incarcerated temporarily at tha State Capitol. Last night the Sheriff attempted to take him to the jail at Port Allen. A determined body of men overpowered the officers Robbers Comm't Murder. Prope Mo., October 19.—The Farmmen vefore daylight. They dynamited the safe, blowing it into many pieces and secured about $30(0—the entire contents, it is stated. Constable Wm. he then made a short and apirited address, and in turn introduced Chas. W. Kitts, W. H. Martin and H. L. Moody, candidates on the Democratic ticket. who made short addresses. Me. Sprou was then introduced In his speech he dwelt upon the subjects of imperialism and trusts, which seem to be the hobby of the Democrats in this campaign. He Chinese exclusion act. At times he was interrupted with applause, but not so much so as was Senator Perkins on the previous evening. During the evening a q 1artette of Grass Valley and Nevada City gentlemen sang campaign songs, and the meeting closed with cheers. 7eesatiate FPPPPPPP PFPE PPPOE PPE PPP HRY : & ry > also spoke of hydraulic mining and the . ® & : 2B M2 hs BARE Ors CAAAAEAEAAAAAEEEEEEEEE EE EEE GY Childrens’ Be and Saturday Day. cl etn BE— CHILDRENS’ DAY! MZise Etoett’s. Prettiest display for the children. Prices most reasonable. WK on HEADQUARTERS FOR => € KS GESHHALELAGAGEEALEA & G. J. BRAN .Fine Jewelry aS a8 aS Silverware and @ Broad St., above Pine, NBVADA CITY. Diamonds. The Finest Dinner in Town. The National Hotel is the place you will “be served with the best, and nothing but the best, in the way of a dinner tomorrow afternoon. The Kector Bros. make a specialty of their Sunday dinners, and procare everything the murket affords to make them as enjoyable as possible. Single meals, 50 cents; 8 for $1. Sensational Murder. Co.umsus, Ind, October 19.— At Waymansville, fifteen miles south of here, Dr. Conda Beck, late yesterday . afternoon shot and killed Wm. Barton because Barton objected to Beck keeping company with his daughter. Two years ago Beck killed Miss Grace Cohe, because, she refased to marry him. SUCCESSOR TO A. B. WOLF. . Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kipp & Str eet’s Tamales in cans Buldcmann’s California Olive Oil Finest Port Wine in the Market and A. A. Whiskey CREAM WHEAT! Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. =o ing you bow to raise poultry. TT. WwW. SIGOURNEY, Commercial Street. Book with every package, ~ Beck was acquitted of the crime. The . tragedy created a —— sensation. Summons Meeting. The members of Court Garfield, No. 9, F. of A., are hereby notified that there will be a summons meeting Monday evening, October 22, 1900, for the purpose of acting upon an amendment to the by-laws. By order H. L. Sweeney, CO, RB. Wx. Sanpow, F. 8, o18-4t y OYSTER — COCKTAILS 10 Ceonts. AT FOLEY'S, 13 Commercial Street. into the darkness to alarm the town. started in pursuit of the robbers; A Total L Lo:s. at St. Michael, Japanese Discharged. the sewer work. SeaTrie, October 19.— The Pacific. Doast Stesmship OCompany’s steamer Orizaba, which was wrecked on Rocky ~ Point Reef, St. Michael Island, on September 17th, while laying the Governmental telegraph cable between Nume }and St: Michae), is a total loss. The . vessel was abandoned September 17th, uccording'to reliable reports received here. The cable and all the appara‘us aboard were taken off and stored Tacoma, October 19. —About twenty Japanese laborers working on the construction of a new sewer in Tacoma, . were discharged by the contractor yesand everything in the cmd > 2 cg Soabrabsonaonpe of a letter from bepinineeten s Bei ae Commissioner of Public Works . : that they were incompetent because they were not conversant with the . Bnglieblanguage, and could not an‘derstand the -instructions in regard to Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel st “de Se Sle Sle Mle SMe See Se Se ie ke ke eS ‘Mle Ble Mle, Se Sele Me a ea LS 4 HARDWARE, STONES RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FORMISHING GOODS. ad Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware, GEO. E. TURNER, Fine “Sea, Hevada. Ci k € f k AE AS AS MOT 8S ASAE AS TEA FAS AEH sececereweresrrerewewee! Th QM RAE IS DS AE IE AE bg AIS 2 RS BSW WMS i Limberger Cheese y\\Pickled Pigs’ Fee: J. J. JACKSON, Commercial Street. Jackson's Beehive rocery Swiss Cheese Cream Cheese-~in la fll Loos3 Pickles Smoked Herring Smoked Halibut Brandy for Mince Feat. ~ WINBIIVINEGAR, 45°CENTS A GALLON, . —AT— ee ISOARD’S, Broad St. California Frut in Jars Wo Van Camp’ s Pork and Beans + (8 Wb, toc, “ “ ts “ $ 4Jlbs 20c ane é % 3 ORE atte ry 5c Hires Carbonate, oot Seer,in Pint Bottles ae Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Sul. Whole, Sliced and Grated Pinea ople SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ BACH, © poe CHAS. E. MULLOY, ?!ON8E8 GROCER; a Street, ~~

ter Every Day 2 have had poor, nd 40c per Ib i variety you de: ven + sia saan e for All! > a. Drink. ., Te O, "Manager: Se sw AYZE,.. nant Soegoan. —Next residence a street. ws .S. ew things in Goods, Tet 11s for Wrists. e them to aples and you . fur, buy one 1 your money ‘CAPES and we: will iy rn insens Go. a sie a , ati ishment has Here ERY — “all Others. “OM Seth 8) re te want M2] * ide wate“, peer Oa ee * ares the People at Grss Yalloy. The people of Grass Valley will bave the pleasure next Wednesday evening of listening to one of the most eloquent orators on the coast. Samuel M. Shortridge will be there, nd he is admittedly the foremost orator on the. stamp in Oulifornistoday. Wherever he has appeared during the campaign he has addressed immense and enSh was nominated by nemea kaatoion Francisco, the Republicas copvention at Santa Ortiz for Presidential Elector at Large. He was selected to sound the keynote. of the Republican campaign in this fot merely -ls Mr. Shortridge eloquent, bat he has a striking seriocomic vein, and is frequently alluded to is the “Bill Nye” of California. He has @ deep, rich voice, rendering it easy for.the audienge to catch. every word. He has a pleasing way of phrasing his ideas and even those not in sympathy IN THE CHURCHES, Places of Worship Wher Where You Will Be Welcome Tomorrow. Services at Trinity church tomorrow will be as follows: Holy Commanion, 8 @. m.; morning prayer, litany and sermon, 11 o’clock; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30. Friday: Service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. At the Methodist charch tomorrow, Rev. W. Angwih the pastor, will preach both morning and evening. Sunday’ School at the close of the morning service. Junior League at 5:30. Senior League at 6:30. Allare cordially invited. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. At the Congregational church tomorrow, the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach both morning and evening. Sabject in the evening, “Shall We Know Esch Other in the City Over There?” The Christian Endeavor wiil meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Martha Sims. Subject, “Our Steward-. ° ship.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. All are cordially invited. — s Miners Will Meet. The annual meeting of the Nevada. County Miners Association will be held in this city on Saturday, the 27th inst., in the City Hall. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and delegates to the State Miners’ Convention appointed. Fled With a Woman. Sacramento, October 19.—Justice W. A. Anderson issued a warrant today for the arrest of David Witt, who yesterday was employed as night bartender in the Hoffman saloon, at Seventh and J Streets. Witt is accused of having taken $100 out of the saloon safe, _fand of having fled from this city with &@ woman, an inmate of one of the gilded. palaces of sin. Witt, wlio wasa good talker, has, it is also alleged, bortowed various sums of money from outsiders. Death of a Pioneer. San Feanowco, Octeber 19.—Louis Landecker, @ well-known pioneer of this State, died in this city yesterday. Mr. Landecker was 73 years of age. Mr. Landecker was a pioneer merchant ang securing the prisoner, hanged him. & Placerville, California,and the first to engagein teaming before the railroad was built, Of lute years he engaged in business at Bethany, Cal. inent member of of Honor. LAE Fiat Geom coe ee County. * Faanx J. Cuunny makes oath that he. Maron, who heard the explosion, fired of the firm of F. J. a ee emg in the. The robbers returned the fire, killing nage “pes Maron instantly. Sheriff G ving, with wpe a posse and bloodhoands, soon after that ero acon <egpenhe ONE HUNDRED + a tortath and erry ene of of Ua; + or tint acct sre by the use 6 tu’s CaTarRe OURE. 2 : FRANK J. CHENEY. PF est ages to nefore me ard en ee : ie aaa, Send for testimon F.d. CHENEY "s 00., Toledo, 0 75c. Hall’s Pills are the. best. Try it. : : Windows, Door: Doors, Paints. Fine umber of ail desoription. _Whiskey. she . * ‘Towte Bros. Co. oO.) The best of lamber, abakes, shingles Ay at New Pranes at Smieh’s MRK. TS amalttce tor 75-<dents. ‘. health. vase Notary Pablic. IE acasin Outarrh Oure is taken internand acts directly on the blood om mucous surfaces of the system "You never have a bead in the arorn. ing from drinking Jose Moore “AA” slain ton . 25 conte. 16 pésaaeta : o2-Im 4 Wash ot BE oats 1s ney on i mini A P. ly og of: Maryeville was, in. town last evening. Joba Richey. came ap trom Marys: ville this morning, a Hi Magruder, in’ aati-debets ops, was in town last night. ey ot foe, “Aneaias 6 is A. Walker and W. Dempsey came ap from Spenceville yesterday. .T. O'Neil, the well-known traveling man of'Secramento, isintown,. ‘Mies Madge Crawford returned yesterday from a visit to Auburn. ¢ Chas. H. ‘Vereelein: of San’ Brancisco! arrived here on the morning train. “ari Woolover came down from Downieville last: evening on his way below. « BR; BR. Myers of Oaklend arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. W. E Osbourne of the Electric Power Company left yesterday for Sacramento to visit his family. H. Watson and G. W. Brooks, insurance adjusters, arrive? here last evening from San Francisco. W. S. Haskins of Berkeley was here yesterday visiting friends, apd returned bome this morning. N..J. Fogarty and wife left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs. Fogurty goes down for the benefit of her Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Miller retarn-. ed yesterday to their home ‘at Batte, Montana, after a pleasant visit win Mrs. G H. Allen. J. McOosh Smith of Oakland ateived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville, where he goes on mining business. counted : on to be faithful and energetic . t. in promoting every measure caloulated be congratulated apon the opportanity of obtaining so able a man as the Hon. ‘8. D. Woods to represent them in Con‘grese A candidate of the Republican [party, pledged to Republican policies ‘and to a support of the Republican ad‘ministration, he will be nevertheless a genuine representative of the whole people, for he has lived in the district ‘for years, ia well acquainted with all classes of the population, knows its interests and its heeds and can be to advance its welfare. His studies have not: been confined to matters of Jaw. He hasgiven thought and work to every important question that affects the welfare of the State. The prob!emis involved in the impounding of mountain streams, the conservation of the forests, the development of mining, the preservation of the valleys from floods, the provision for irrigation, and all subjects of that kind have found in bim a: careful and earnest student. It may be therefore said that his mind is stored with the knowledge which will fit him to advocate with efficiency the adoption by the federal government of measures designed to . § solve all problems of that kind ina way to serve the interests of the mountain . 3 The Democrats held their first meeting of the campaign in this city at the theater last night. In the early evening the Nevada City Band appeared on tions, Sproul, Congréss, who made quite a lengthy address. order by Jo V. Snyder, of the Democratic Congressional committee, who introdaced Thos. 8, Ford, Esq., as President of the meeting. Mr. Ford} tax Geer coueatel teetek, iaeabae nn Se ee be ‘gpa Decoffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo CG. Gayiord & Son's ass ee OY, ’ Consists of Lamb Curry and ck ealing cousiies Wie. = American Biscuits in fancy packages. Demecratic Meeting Last Night. . {6} Grandma’s Spanish Pepper. hear the speaker of the evening, Jo D. 89 the Democratic nominee for a ry The meeting was called to) gi‘ o ‘conta which, mil fare tbe house wit, general expenses a@ per cap Sigourney’s. es ‘Cof-Farip, the great substitute for and Varnishes. ‘Tow. Bros. Co. Table Delicacies 2.2 Os a =e. SBBIBIDWIDWVe Beers Bae ere Pp. G. SCADDEN Ss. California Ripe Olives in dn battles.

California Home Dinner— aang Beef res Rice Ala Creole, Mexican Beans, Beef and Chili. i = ©Rex Brand Prime Roast Beef in cans. i X L Chile Con Carnes. i X L Frijoles. the streets and played several selec-. > Triumph Brand all kinds Jellies in glasses. Sis The theater was well filled to} ; Finest Corn in the Market— Carton Maine Sweet Corn. P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. s Oo, A, <1.) O°, SD, C1.) OD, OB, Ci.) OC) (oe) (oe) (yc fy 0) oayo.e = Be) at 09 eal Wad Sra? Ws & 859, og Bae Fresh cranberries 15 cents a “quart 1t# . and 8 Ibs. of pranes rst 2 canis a Pour Diplomas at County Pair On Lumber, Doors, Painls, Enamels tf a distance of TWENTY FEET, your eyesight is calacliee and you need ——= GLASSES — “"W. A MEY-<R_ the Sacramento Optician, oe Oa ing F. C. Chinn, will again visit this city, and’be at our store — f. October 25th, 26th and 27th, when anyone in need of glasses can consult him “VYFONB~ ‘Should you be unable to read the above black htss at . A. & H. W. HARTUNG;” BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY a caananad AER ; To Make Room for Other Goods For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stock of Carpets at Wholesale Prices FOR CASH ONLY. : Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: : 3-ply, 67%c and 75¢ per yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55c¢ per yard. “« Rangpurs, 30c per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65c¢ per yard. Brussels, ranging from 60c to 75¢ per yard. Straw Att Matting, from 12%c to 30c per yd Snell & Fleming. ¢ ROKK KACO ROOK KOK IOK OKIOK K read a long list of Vice Presidents who took their seats upon the platform aud ‘Thomas Jewett Sr. and Robert Hathaway came down from the Plumbago mine yesterday, they having finished . work on the new stamp mill, A.Deminer of Downieville, who has been to San Francisco and Santa Cruz for the past month, returned here last evening and left this morning for home, James Cremins, one of the managers of the Call of San Francisco, who has been hereon a visit to County Recorder John Werry, returned to San Francisco this morning. Killed at Colfax. The Transoript of yesterday had a brief dispatch of the killing of a man at Colfax by a Soutbern Pacific train. The deceased’s name was Edward Gray, ahd he was engaged inthe wood business, hauling to Grass Valley and Oolf-x. He was deaf.and undoubtedly did not hear the approach of the train, He owned atract of land of about 40 acres this side of Colfax. He leaves au eight-year-old son, who has been living with a family by the name of, Dancan: Mr. Duncan is employed by the Cooper Bros. of this city. Hanged in Louisiana. Praquaming, La, October 19—Milroy Johnson, a negro, abcshok gal woun ded Ounductor Will Jordan, of the Texas and Pacific Road, Weduesday night near Baton Rouge, was lynched at 2 o’clock this morning. Johnson had been incarcerated temporarily at tha State Capitol. Last night the Sheriff attempted to take him to the jail at Port Allen. A determined body of men overpowered the officers Robbers Comm't Murder. Prope Mo., October 19.—The Farmmen vefore daylight. They dynamited the safe, blowing it into many pieces and secured about $30(0—the entire contents, it is stated. Constable Wm. he then made a short and apirited address, and in turn introduced Chas. W. Kitts, W. H. Martin and H. L. Moody, candidates on the Democratic ticket. who made short addresses. Me. Sprou was then introduced In his speech he dwelt upon the subjects of imperialism and trusts, which seem to be the hobby of the Democrats in this campaign. He Chinese exclusion act. At times he was interrupted with applause, but not so much so as was Senator Perkins on the previous evening. During the evening a q 1artette of Grass Valley and Nevada City gentlemen sang campaign songs, and the meeting closed with cheers. 7eesatiate FPPPPPPP PFPE PPPOE PPE PPP HRY : & ry > also spoke of hydraulic mining and the . ® & : 2B M2 hs BARE Ors CAAAAEAEAAAAAEEEEEEEEE EE EEE GY Childrens’ Be and Saturday Day. cl etn BE— CHILDRENS’ DAY! MZise Etoett’s. Prettiest display for the children. Prices most reasonable. WK on HEADQUARTERS FOR => € KS GESHHALELAGAGEEALEA & G. J. BRAN .Fine Jewelry aS a8 aS Silverware and @ Broad St., above Pine, NBVADA CITY.. Diamonds. The Finest Dinner in Town. The National Hotel is the place you will “be served with the best, and nothing but the best, in the way of a dinner tomorrow afternoon. The Kector Bros. make a specialty of their Sunday dinners, and procare everything the murket affords to make them as enjoyable as possible. Single meals, 50 cents; 8 for $1. Sensational Murder. Co.umsus, Ind, October 19.— At Waymansville, fifteen miles south of here, Dr. Conda Beck, late yesterday . afternoon shot and killed Wm. Barton because Barton objected to Beck keeping company with his daughter. Two years ago Beck killed Miss Grace Cohe, because, she refased to marry him. SUCCESSOR TO A. B. WOLF.. . Van Camp’s Concentrated Soups VAN CAMP’S BEETS Kipp & Str eet’s Tamales in cans Buldcmann’s California Olive Oil Finest Port Wine in the Market and A. A. Whiskey CREAM WHEAT! Pratt’s Poultry, 25 cents per package. =o ing you bow to raise poultry. TT. WwW. SIGOURNEY, Commercial Street. Book with every package, ~ Beck was acquitted of the crime. The . tragedy created a —— sensation. Summons Meeting. The members of Court Garfield, No. 9, F. of A., are hereby notified that there will be a summons meeting Monday evening, October 22, 1900, for the purpose of acting upon an amendment to the by-laws. By order H. L. Sweeney, CO, RB. Wx. Sanpow, F. 8, o18-4t y OYSTER — COCKTAILS 10 Ceonts. AT FOLEY'S, 13 Commercial Street. into the darkness to alarm the town. started in pursuit of the robbers; A Total L Lo:s. at St. Michael, Japanese Discharged. the sewer work. SeaTrie, October 19.— The Pacific. Doast Stesmship OCompany’s steamer Orizaba, which was wrecked on Rocky ~ Point Reef, St. Michael Island, on September 17th, while laying the Governmental telegraph cable between Nume }and St: Michae), is a total loss. The . vessel was abandoned September 17th, uccording'to reliable reports received here. The cable and all the appara‘us aboard were taken off and stored Tacoma, October 19. —About twenty Japanese laborers working on the construction of a new sewer in Tacoma, . were discharged by the contractor yesand everything in the cmd > 2 cg Soabrabsonaonpe of a letter from bepinineeten s Bei ae Commissioner of Public Works . : that they were incompetent because they were not conversant with the . Bnglieblanguage, and could not an‘derstand the -instructions in regard to Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel st “de Se Sle Sle Mle SMe See Se Se ie ke ke eS ‘Mle Ble Mle, Se Sele Me a ea LS 4 HARDWARE, STONES RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FORMISHING GOODS. ad Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron Ware, GEO. E. TURNER, Fine “Sea, Hevada. Ci k € f k AE AS AS MOT 8S ASAE AS TEA FAS AEH sececereweresrrerewewee! Th QM RAE IS DS AE IE AE bg AIS 2 RS BSW WMS i Limberger Cheese y\\Pickled Pigs’ Fee: J. J. JACKSON, Commercial Street. Jackson's Beehive rocery Swiss Cheese Cream Cheese-~in la fll Loos3 Pickles Smoked Herring Smoked Halibut Brandy for Mince Feat. ~ WINBIIVINEGAR, 45°CENTS A GALLON, . —AT— ee ISOARD’S, Broad St. California Frut in Jars Wo Van Camp’ s Pork and Beans + (8 Wb, toc, “ “ ts “ $ 4Jlbs 20c ane é % 3 ORE atte ry 5c Hires Carbonate, oot Seer,in Pint Bottles ae Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Sul. Whole, Sliced and Grated Pinea ople SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ BACH, © poe CHAS. E. MULLOY, ?!ON8E8 GROCER; a Street, ~~