October 28, 1903 (4 pages)

OF SUBSORIPTION <> 19 tae Por Week, (fatima nics chgpeiecremepvesie Say amas . . has been furnished by q piety is made a feature in financial promoting are usually some queer results. A proof of this the evidence adduced in a law . _ suit in Indianapolis between parties interested in the _ New American Oil and Refinery Company, the directors of which have been sued by stockholders for unlawful conversion. of funds. ‘ ‘Fhe concern was organized by prominent church members, and was a Baptist organization througout. Each meeting of the directors was opened with prayer for divine guidence and the blessing of Providence on the undertakings. corpor ation’s One tenth of the profits were to be devoted tothe church. The promoters issued frequent bulletins indicating very successful operations, and at the end of the first quarter the sum of $1,734 was turned over to the Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary Society as the Lord’s share of the profits. It is needless to say the brethren fell over themselves in subscribing for the stock, But it transpired that the x company. was drilling in a dry hole and.that the alleged profits were entirely fictitious. Then the stockholders sued for a return of over to the church, the money handed At the hearing it was testified to that the pious promoter forged pipe line certificates to show that the company was doing a fine business and making money, a The humor of asking divine guidance in such a proceeding does not appear to the stockholders who staked their coin on this show of religious zeal, The minister who unconsciously figured at the prayerful. meetings of the directors is accused of leading his clerical countenance to a swindle, Doubtless this is a slander on the good man. His merits ought to commend themselves to John D. Rockefeller, who could hardly find a man better fitted for the position of chaplain of the Standard Oil University. He evidently believes the Lord helps those who help themselves, TOE Dons ee A Resume of News From That Lively . Town. The following items were taken from the Truckee Republican of last Wedneeday : Bert Richardson, son of A. W. Richardson, met witha painfal and serious accident while out hunting last week. The young man was shot in the right arm by the accidental discharge of a shotgun. In company with Mies Marie Edgington he left here Saturday, driving to Sierraville. That afternoon he went from Sierraville to Olover Valley and camped during the night. Sunday, himself, father and Miss Edgington étarted for Milford end when about five miles from that place Bert spied a flock of quail and placed two shells into his shotgan,. After the gun was loaded in some manner it dropped from the young man’s hands, striking against the rig and discharging one of the shells, the luad taking effect as stated above, The young man’s companions dressed his injury as best they could and took him to Beckwith, where Dr. Koenig attended him. The injured man was brought to Truckee the next day. and is being treated by Dr. Bryant. He will soon recover. J.B. Scott arrived in town this week from his resort, Deerpark Inn, Mr. Scott reports that he has closed bieestablishment antil next summer and is now on the way to his summer home at OCosumne, Sacramento county. . He reports @ most successful season, but anticipates a much lerger trade next year. D. W. Leach and sons, Fred and Jobn, arrived here fanday from Alaske, Leach and sons, who are well known here, left Truckee about five years, ago to try their fortunes in the fer North. They engaged in mining aud met with much success. Mr. Leach formerly resided in Truckee; in ' fact he has always claimed this place as bis home and during the absence of bimeelf and sons Mrs. Leach has lived here. W. F. Wilkie, the well-known Trackeeite, bas had $15,000 drop into his bands. He held s winning number in & recent lottery drawing. Within good news he, in company with Attorney O. F. MeGlasaan, hed started for San Francisco to collect the money. ~ Dr. A. J. Galbreath, the dentiat, has decided to give up his practice in Truckee, and contemplates leaving with his family for San Francisco during the coming month. The Doctor and hie femily have made made many’ friends during their stay in Truckee. Two of Truckee’s well known lady residents passed through a rather uncomfortable experience one evening last week. One of the young ladies is employed in a local store. A lady friend called upon her just before closing time on the evening referred to, and. while the two were talking together the proprietor left for home locking the place securely. The two women soon realized the situation and the telephone was brought ivto ase, but the proprietor who carried the keys could not be foand. Finally the “boss” wag found Superintending the initistion ceremornies at a lodge. The lodge adjourned to release the prisonere, who thought they would have to content themselves until morning, Stabbed in Throat Porttamp, Or., Oct, 28—~ Frank M. McBride was stabbed in the throat in 8 mysterious fashion by a person anknown, and lies at the point of death in @ *boardiug-bouse conducted by bis wife. He is said to have two wives and one of them is suspected of the assault, McBride is a son of Judge McBride of Spokane, a nephew of former United States Senator MoBride and a relative of Governor MoBride of Oregon, Local Brevities. Attention is called to the changed. advertisement of W. D. Vinton in this evening’s Taansonirr in which he speake of something good to aid suf. ferers, Reed the ad which will be found in another column. Mr. and Mrs. OC, P, Lougbridge will entertain a number of their friends at dinner this evening, : For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britiand’s, Tho Curse of Womenkind _—_———— {s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re fectly harmless. Immediate relief 25e and 10c.8 box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. twenty minutes after be bed heard the Dickerman, sole agent, dote this morning between the shore. Tokio Maru, striking the latter. were drowned excepting fifty-six which were saved and landed safely on Yoxkouoma, October 29.—A collision occurred off Hake. Russian steamer Progress and ~~ Was Killed in Wreck. fatally injured. Twenty-two StaEnuRne Kawsas, Mo., October 29.—Confirmation ‘has been received here of the news of the death of Mrs. Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army which occurred in a wreck on the eastbound California train near Dean Lake, Missouri, last night. Colonel Thompson Ball also of the Salvation Army was died half hour after the collision. open switch throwing forward car against a steel water tank. others were injured. Two The train ran .into ap Going 10 Mexico. A. Fitzgerald and W. Fitzgerald came down from Moores Flat today, Tomorrow morning these gentlemen will leave for San Francisco and from there they are billed for Mexico, where they have been engaged to take hold of extensive mining operations. The Fitzgerald boys were reared at Moores Flet, where they virtually grew up As a consequence they are all around prectical miners and their services are now recognized and obtained by the Mexican company to which they are going. ~ eae Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asa shampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandraff, promotes the growth of the bair, cares all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth, The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rbeumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieutisy and all Bronchial troubles, Crampe, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. 228-tf Bo Seves Two From Death. “Oar little daugbter bad an almost fatel attack of whooping cough and bronchits,” writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk, N. Y., “but when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderfal medicine and today she is perfectly well.” Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King’s New Dievovery as to other medicine on earth Tafellible for Conghs and Colds, 650 end $1 bottles guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. Tria] bottles free. Only the very vest of wines, lquore saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all — visitors Wm, Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall-on him. da31-tf Giood Meats. Colley Brothers bave the very be t of beef, pork, mutton and veal on_hand at all times. . will give information, to manhood studying mineral re-. . sources in all their various channels, . ¢) and cigars are served at the Klondike. vad nee . The Low Rate $83.00 from Ohbicago to California. Low rates from all Bastern Points sold till November 30, 1908, Deposit money with 8. P. Oo, agent at Colfax, who 08-29 Now is the season for. Chrysanthemums _ and Carnations Chrysanthemums from. 85 cente to 25 cents per dozen. Our 75. cent size will please you. down from You Bet. ; Three lady passengers at the Narrow Gauge depot. overlooked a box belongjing to their baggage while having the t-. latter checked jast before the nine-~ evidence, William Nicholls, a England, was admitted es . \ is down ‘from Lake O. ©. Plessner ie here, from New York on « business trip. P. 8. Waldron is down from Graniteville F.O. Comb is here’ from Goodyear J. W. Davis and J. P. Brady are to Thomas Evans, who hes been North San Juan on a visit to his brother, L. W. Evans, returned to San FranCleco thie morning. Po B. Dudley is over from Odlumbia fil, ¥} : James Berriman is bere from San Francisco on a business trip. D, Anderson is here in the interest fof the Correspondence School O. F. Ross is bere from Sacramento. Ohas. 8, Paine'is over from North W. V. Sylvester is here from Colgate, TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish Foss Cough Balsam Prescribed by the best physicians for Ooughe, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis end all throat and lung trouble, 5c, 60c, Atall druggists, At Nevada City, October 28, 1908, to the wife of Bd. Helman, a son, . Arnica Salve cured me. . O'clock train pulled out this morning. Bight in the nick of time the mistake . was discovered and one of the ladies. called’on Conductor Olark to help the trio out of their trouble. A hasty consultation resulted in the case being shipped out of town by freight, with Oape Nome marked upon it as the place of destination. Here is where the funny part of the affair comes in —the case contained a small-sized ice’ chest. At least so the owner statei, and Conductor Olark is wondoning of what. use an ice chest will and also to our pri are to be wondered at This Blanket is full siz best cotton. Only a they are gone. . be put to in the winter season: t the far-away frozen region. Taxes Now Due. The State and county taxes for 1908 are now due and payable to H. J. “right, County Treasurer and Tax Collector, at his office in the Courthouse. Mr, Wright has completed hie tour to various towns in the county, where he has been collecting taxes, and from now on taxpayers will find him at his office. If the first installment is not paid by 6p, m. on the last Monday.in November, it will bacome delinquent. Pay your taxes now. A Love Letter Would not interest you if you're looking for a gaaranteed Salve for Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo, writes: “I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Backlen’s It’s the best Salve on earth, 260 at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, bear the new steel bridge is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN, ey Information Wanted, Any one having information concerning Eliza Clarke, or her relatives, who lived near You Bet, Nevada county, about 1860, please communicate with Frank EB. Atkinsop, 405 1 Street, Sacramento, Cal. 028-1m OEE = SOE BITS Carnations from 85 cents to 75 cents perce Any color, red, white or} ping, : BELL CONSERVATORY CO, SACRAMENTO, CaL. Do rT Neva 5; _ ©. 8. PORTER, Manager, roperty with us. We will sell or rent it for you. County Real Estate Exchange WOW’ R. J. RONCHI; Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance WESTERN H SACRAMENTO, CAL. BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY Thie New and ern House is -focatad’ ha eestor of antaens, ead frat. Board and Room, 61 to $1.50 per day. Meals 250. Free bus to and fromall trains, WM. LAND, Prop. FoR WEAR FILE __ Dr. Lawrence’s Wonderful New Perfected VACUUM D er AND INVIGORATOR.with new patented Improvements, sold only by as. Free on ten days’ sede iggy it SKeengti, caret Vorienane Shaeeaittaaee r , cures Va Prematureness, Drains, Prostatic “ and Si ens and. Debilitated ans. A Simple Home mole oysicas Ged explaine cir’ apssinl -paleet a ins our teeereeak, Sent plein sealed PRE, , NEALTH APPLIANCE CGO, ” 6 O'Farrell Street : San Franciece Notice to Creditors. shaves oa Sunerie Court of the County of NeeS the patter te of EDWARD rd deo’d iw Sovie. dee Two of a par value of One Dollar Bach the sale of this Stock Have been eet aside When this allotment opinion of the ma: of price be a fine ba value of the stock and will be oxnavand inwanke tek d A Limited Num to be sold to the le of . bas been sold the : ‘and a‘choice investment. The managers fuliy expect the eceipoue te hope to make jane OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. HOL WaIsTS xX Walking Skirts Komonas in all styles, Collars and Belts just received i” Large stock of Ladies Wool and Silk Waists just received . .Prices From $1.50 Up. from $1.50 up. . . All the latest 8 @ 8 ROSENBERG BROS. But for absolute Proof, smoke a ‘These Blankets are 1 combed cotton at 75¢ Blanket Day. » small We carry the ‘Nevdda Count WE HAVE SOMET Weather 3 Bay an Air Tight Heater and eave money. The Tarner & Hadley Ormpany carry all grades. Their'pricesrange from $2.50_upwards. Inspect our stcck * and yan will find just what you want, ‘ We carry. stove pipe both common . and” Russia fron, Our line of Bove ; Boards comprise the ~ very latest designe. try 8 pound : SP BG, Oe a Te wie ee Oo of nost complete line of Rugs ever shown in — AVE YOU seen our newraction to our large a Souvenir Spoons? Leo Spoon is & a. gantly engraved ; of Pope Leo, view te Also be sure our other designs, in* . Scenic Spoons, _————— . Recor Doings 0 . People iio Boglebright . mas McGagin, Wi ver Hill on a vist J. P. Myers, ret saeisco this morning iy, Judell and da issigco, who have & } etarned to’ San ‘ Minnie White, jog in. this city, let ion Francisco this m bhn 8. Ott, one of tl ihe Obampion Mix ied here last even . W, Peer, who fa i ble*Bird mine, ar ping from the Bay ming for May bert. ‘Jobnston came di silie last evening ai s this morning. ‘Boeckman, the wel § liquor dealer, is ancisco, PYerum of Florin a ining and left for Ne jmorning. Orossman is here f on a business trip, m living, Frank & sit will leave tom ithe Yuba mine, bgo to that mine on is. J. P. Myers a dger Hill left on this Oakland. ft. and Mrs, A. A, med lact evening f lamento. William Anderson is berson mine, near ¢ orge Lezinsky, pr iM Tunnel mine, ar itfrom Sun Francis lvah Locklin has ge igo mine, near Bake: he bas secured @ dis Walling, nigh: i Antlers, is con fim ring from an attadl ite. F.G, Wortell ol rheen visiting with 3 Flat, is the gu meorer J. H. Wright A. Fanger hag . Nome, after ana i months. i. T. Doyle of the Mpany is here from J} ight clerk Joseph J ml Hotel returned it spending severe lu Oherokee, ho Nancarrow, wh ited in a mine acait Pla able to be out ag weeph Perry, who fe ste Champion Oot med after an inep ml mine, mace Mie Meister of ¥ med here last evenis ‘about six weeks 1 Hh He visited the . Bp of Tonopah darin hand Mrs. RB, T MPanied by their ¢ Y, left for their 4 thie morning. 49 Mhrown trom a ho Malt way to recover M8. James Harris an M Valley were vigi poanty seat yesterds kinds of nice Drint te manufactured gist at Britland’s eo For Sate at a . Well known Ch meting of 80 acre: > Free water rig " and other. o 85a bargain, Eng BAN. . Broke into His Ye Quinn of Gaver met of hig Customary D. Chronic Const 8? New Lite £ »» his trouble w: . . SUtirely ox 1 e tO cure, w's Drug Store,. want 8 good, Very best. in

OF SUBSORIPTION <> 19 tae Por Week, (fatima nics chgpeiecremepvesie Say amas . . has been furnished by q piety is made a feature in financial promoting are usually some queer results. A proof of this the evidence adduced in a law . _ suit in Indianapolis between parties interested in the _ New American Oil and Refinery Company, the directors of which have been sued by stockholders for unlawful conversion. of funds. ‘ ‘Fhe concern was organized by prominent church members, and was a Baptist organization througout. Each meeting of the directors was opened with prayer for divine guidence and the blessing of Providence on the undertakings. corpor ation’s One tenth of the profits were to be devoted tothe church. The promoters issued frequent bulletins indicating very successful operations, and at the end of the first quarter the sum of $1,734 was turned over to the Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary Society as the Lord’s share of the profits. It is needless to say the brethren fell over themselves in subscribing for the stock, But it transpired that the x company. was drilling in a dry hole and.that the alleged profits were entirely fictitious. Then the stockholders sued for a return of over to the church, the money handed At the hearing it was testified to that the pious promoter forged pipe line certificates to show that the company was doing a fine business and making money, a The humor of asking divine guidance in such a proceeding does not appear to the stockholders who staked their coin on this show of religious zeal, The minister who unconsciously figured at the prayerful. meetings of the directors is accused of leading his clerical countenance to a swindle, Doubtless this is a slander on the good man. His merits ought to commend themselves to John D. Rockefeller, who could hardly find a man better fitted for the position of chaplain of the Standard Oil University. He evidently believes the Lord helps those who help themselves, TOE Dons ee A Resume of News From That Lively . Town. The following items were taken from the Truckee Republican of last Wedneeday : Bert Richardson, son of A. W. Richardson, met witha painfal and serious accident while out hunting last week. The young man was shot in the right arm by the accidental discharge of a shotgun. In company with Mies Marie Edgington he left here Saturday, driving to Sierraville. That afternoon he went from Sierraville to Olover Valley and camped during the night. Sunday, himself, father and Miss Edgington étarted for Milford end when about five miles from that place Bert spied a flock of quail and placed two shells into his shotgan,. After the gun was loaded in some manner it dropped from the young man’s hands, striking against the rig and discharging one of the shells, the luad taking effect as stated above, The young man’s companions dressed his injury as best they could and took him to Beckwith, where Dr. Koenig attended him. The injured man was brought to Truckee the next day. and is being treated by Dr. Bryant. He will soon recover. J.B. Scott arrived in town this week from his resort, Deerpark Inn, Mr. Scott reports that he has closed bieestablishment antil next summer and is now on the way to his summer home at OCosumne, Sacramento county. . He reports @ most successful season, but anticipates a much lerger trade next year. D. W. Leach and sons, Fred and Jobn, arrived here fanday from Alaske, Leach and sons, who are well known here, left Truckee about five years, ago to try their fortunes in the fer North. They engaged in mining aud met with much success. Mr. Leach formerly resided in Truckee; in ' fact he has always claimed this place as bis home and during the absence of bimeelf and sons Mrs. Leach has lived here. W. F. Wilkie, the well-known Trackeeite, bas had $15,000 drop into his bands. He held s winning number in & recent lottery drawing. Within good news he, in company with Attorney O. F. MeGlasaan, hed started for San Francisco to collect the money. ~ Dr. A. J. Galbreath, the dentiat, has decided to give up his practice in Truckee, and contemplates leaving with his family for San Francisco during the coming month. The Doctor and hie femily have made made many’ friends during their stay in Truckee. Two of Truckee’s well known lady residents passed through a rather uncomfortable experience one evening last week. One of the young ladies is employed in a local store. A lady friend called upon her just before closing time on the evening referred to, and. while the two were talking together the proprietor left for home locking the place securely. The two women soon realized the situation and the telephone was brought ivto ase, but the proprietor who carried the keys could not be foand. Finally the “boss” wag found Superintending the initistion ceremornies at a lodge. The lodge adjourned to release the prisonere, who thought they would have to content themselves until morning, Stabbed in Throat Porttamp, Or., Oct, 28—~ Frank M. McBride was stabbed in the throat in 8 mysterious fashion by a person anknown, and lies at the point of death in @ *boardiug-bouse conducted by bis wife. He is said to have two wives and one of them is suspected of the assault, McBride is a son of Judge McBride of Spokane, a nephew of former United States Senator MoBride and a relative of Governor MoBride of Oregon, Local Brevities. Attention is called to the changed. advertisement of W. D. Vinton in this evening’s Taansonirr in which he speake of something good to aid suf. ferers, Reed the ad which will be found in another column. Mr. and Mrs. OC, P, Lougbridge will entertain a number of their friends at dinner this evening, : For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britiand’s, Tho Curse of Womenkind _—_———— {s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re fectly harmless. Immediate relief 25e and 10c.8 box. It cures neuralgia, Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. twenty minutes after be bed heard the Dickerman, sole agent, dote this morning between the shore. Tokio Maru, striking the latter. were drowned excepting fifty-six which were saved and landed safely on Yoxkouoma, October 29.—A collision occurred off Hake. Russian steamer Progress and ~~ Was Killed in Wreck. fatally injured. Twenty-two StaEnuRne Kawsas, Mo., October 29.—Confirmation ‘has been received here of the news of the death of Mrs. Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army which occurred in a wreck on the eastbound California train near Dean Lake, Missouri, last night. Colonel Thompson Ball also of the Salvation Army was died half hour after the collision. open switch throwing forward car against a steel water tank. others were injured. Two The train ran .into ap Going 10 Mexico. A. Fitzgerald and W. Fitzgerald came down from Moores Flat today, Tomorrow morning these gentlemen will leave for San Francisco and from there they are billed for Mexico, where they have been engaged to take hold of extensive mining operations. The Fitzgerald boys were reared at Moores Flet, where they virtually grew up As a consequence they are all around prectical miners and their services are now recognized and obtained by the Mexican company to which they are going. ~ eae Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asa shampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandraff, promotes the growth of the bair, cares all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleansing teeth, The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rbeumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieutisy and all Bronchial troubles, Crampe, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. 228-tf Bo Seves Two From Death. “Oar little daugbter bad an almost fatel attack of whooping cough and bronchits,” writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk, N. Y., “but when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderfal medicine and today she is perfectly well.” Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King’s New Dievovery as to other medicine on earth Tafellible for Conghs and Colds, 650 end $1 bottles guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. Tria] bottles free. Only the very vest of wines, lquore saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all — visitors Wm, Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall-on him. da31-tf Giood Meats. Colley Brothers bave the very be t of beef, pork, mutton and veal on_hand at all times. . will give information, to manhood studying mineral re-. . sources in all their various channels, . ¢) and cigars are served at the Klondike. vad nee . The Low Rate $83.00 from Ohbicago to California. Low rates from all Bastern Points sold till November 30, 1908, Deposit money with 8. P. Oo, agent at Colfax, who 08-29 Now is the season for. Chrysanthemums _ and Carnations Chrysanthemums from. 85 cente to 25 cents per dozen. Our 75. cent size will please you. down from You Bet. ; Three lady passengers at the Narrow Gauge depot. overlooked a box belongjing to their baggage while having the t-. latter checked jast before the nine-~ evidence, William Nicholls, a England, was admitted es . \ is down ‘from Lake O. ©. Plessner ie here, from New York on « business trip. P. 8. Waldron is down from Graniteville F.O. Comb is here’ from Goodyear J. W. Davis and J. P. Brady are to Thomas Evans, who hes been North San Juan on a visit to his brother, L. W. Evans, returned to San FranCleco thie morning. Po B. Dudley is over from Odlumbia fil, ¥} : James Berriman is bere from San Francisco on a business trip. D, Anderson is here in the interest fof the Correspondence School O. F. Ross is bere from Sacramento. Ohas. 8, Paine'is over from North W. V. Sylvester is here from Colgate, TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish Foss Cough Balsam Prescribed by the best physicians for Ooughe, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis end all throat and lung trouble, 5c, 60c, Atall druggists, At Nevada City, October 28, 1908, to the wife of Bd. Helman, a son, . Arnica Salve cured me. . O'clock train pulled out this morning.

Bight in the nick of time the mistake . was discovered and one of the ladies. called’on Conductor Olark to help the trio out of their trouble. A hasty consultation resulted in the case being shipped out of town by freight, with Oape Nome marked upon it as the place of destination. Here is where the funny part of the affair comes in —the case contained a small-sized ice’ chest. At least so the owner statei, and Conductor Olark is wondoning of what. use an ice chest will and also to our pri are to be wondered at This Blanket is full siz best cotton. Only a they are gone. . be put to in the winter season: t the far-away frozen region. Taxes Now Due. The State and county taxes for 1908 are now due and payable to H. J. “right, County Treasurer and Tax Collector, at his office in the Courthouse. Mr, Wright has completed hie tour to various towns in the county, where he has been collecting taxes, and from now on taxpayers will find him at his office. If the first installment is not paid by 6p, m. on the last Monday.in November, it will bacome delinquent. Pay your taxes now. A Love Letter Would not interest you if you're looking for a gaaranteed Salve for Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo, writes: “I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Backlen’s It’s the best Salve on earth, 260 at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, bear the new steel bridge is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN, ey Information Wanted, Any one having information concerning Eliza Clarke, or her relatives, who lived near You Bet, Nevada county, about 1860, please communicate with Frank EB. Atkinsop, 405 1 Street, Sacramento, Cal. 028-1m OEE = SOE BITS Carnations from 85 cents to 75 cents perce Any color, red, white or} ping, : BELL CONSERVATORY CO, SACRAMENTO, CaL. Do rT Neva 5; _ ©. 8. PORTER, Manager, roperty with us. We will sell or rent it for you. County Real Estate Exchange WOW’ R. J. RONCHI; Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance WESTERN H SACRAMENTO, CAL. BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY Thie New and ern House is -focatad’ ha eestor of antaens, ead frat. Board and Room, 61 to $1.50 per day. Meals 250. Free bus to and fromall trains, WM. LAND, Prop. FoR WEAR FILE __ Dr. Lawrence’s Wonderful New Perfected VACUUM D er AND INVIGORATOR.with new patented Improvements, sold only by as. Free on ten days’ sede iggy it SKeengti, caret Vorienane Shaeeaittaaee r , cures Va Prematureness, Drains, Prostatic “ and Si ens and. Debilitated ans. A Simple Home mole oysicas Ged explaine cir’ apssinl -paleet a ins our teeereeak, Sent plein sealed PRE, , NEALTH APPLIANCE CGO, ” 6 O'Farrell Street : San Franciece Notice to Creditors. shaves oa Sunerie Court of the County of NeeS the patter te of EDWARD rd deo’d iw Sovie. dee Two of a par value of One Dollar Bach the sale of this Stock Have been eet aside When this allotment opinion of the ma: of price be a fine ba value of the stock and will be oxnavand inwanke tek d A Limited Num to be sold to the le of . bas been sold the : ‘and a‘choice investment. The managers fuliy expect the eceipoue te hope to make jane OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. HOL WaIsTS xX Walking Skirts Komonas in all styles, Collars and Belts just received i” Large stock of Ladies Wool and Silk Waists just received . .Prices From $1.50 Up. from $1.50 up. . . All the latest 8 @ 8 ROSENBERG BROS. But for absolute Proof, smoke a ‘These Blankets are 1 combed cotton at 75¢ Blanket Day. » small We carry the ‘Nevdda Count WE HAVE SOMET Weather 3 Bay an Air Tight Heater and eave money. The Tarner & Hadley Ormpany carry all grades. Their'pricesrange from $2.50_upwards.. Inspect our stcck * and yan will find just what you want, ‘ We carry. stove pipe both common . and” Russia fron, Our line of Bove ; Boards comprise the ~ very latest designe. try 8 pound : SP BG, Oe a Te wie ee Oo of nost complete line of Rugs ever shown in — AVE YOU seen our newraction to our large a Souvenir Spoons? Leo Spoon is & a. gantly engraved ; of Pope Leo, view te Also be sure our other designs, in* . Scenic Spoons, _————— . Recor Doings 0 . People iio Boglebright . mas McGagin, Wi ver Hill on a vist J. P. Myers, ret saeisco this morning iy, Judell and da issigco, who have & } etarned to’ San ‘ Minnie White, jog in. this city, let ion Francisco this m bhn 8. Ott, one of tl ihe Obampion Mix ied here last even . W, Peer, who fa i ble*Bird mine, ar ping from the Bay ming for May bert. ‘Jobnston came di silie last evening ai s this morning. ‘Boeckman, the wel § liquor dealer, is ancisco, PYerum of Florin a ining and left for Ne jmorning. Orossman is here f on a business trip, m living, Frank & sit will leave tom ithe Yuba mine, bgo to that mine on is. J. P. Myers a dger Hill left on this Oakland. ft. and Mrs, A. A, med lact evening f lamento. William Anderson is berson mine, near ¢ orge Lezinsky, pr iM Tunnel mine, ar itfrom Sun Francis lvah Locklin has ge igo mine, near Bake: he bas secured @ dis Walling, nigh: i Antlers, is con fim ring from an attadl ite. F.G, Wortell ol rheen visiting with 3 Flat, is the gu meorer J. H. Wright A. Fanger hag . Nome, after ana i months. i. T. Doyle of the Mpany is here from J} ight clerk Joseph J ml Hotel returned it spending severe lu Oherokee, ho Nancarrow, wh ited in a mine acait Pla able to be out ag weeph Perry, who fe ste Champion Oot med after an inep ml mine, mace Mie Meister of ¥ med here last evenis ‘about six weeks 1 Hh He visited the . Bp of Tonopah darin hand Mrs. RB, T MPanied by their ¢ Y, left for their 4 thie morning. 49 Mhrown trom a ho Malt way to recover M8. James Harris an M Valley were vigi poanty seat yesterds kinds of nice Drint te manufactured gist at Britland’s eo For Sate at a . Well known Ch meting of 80 acre: > Free water rig " and other. o 85a bargain, Eng BAN. . Broke into His Ye Quinn of Gaver met of hig Customary D. Chronic Const 8? New Lite £ »» his trouble w: . . SUtirely ox 1 e tO cure, w's Drug Store,. want 8 good, Very best. in