October 3, 1903 (4 pages)

EVADA City DaILy TRANSCRIPT} NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any part of the city. FO Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2¢ ree SATURDAY.. Bias cckiae. es evvttoe ees THE HOME ANCHOR. eee beeeet caseseseesse GOOD many people feel a grave concern on account of the apparent growth of the socialistic spirit in ; It must be conceded that this feeling of apprehensiveness is not encouraged without foundeThere is a growing tendency to tax the aggregated wealth liberally for the benefit of the public at large, for the creation of those riches which all may enjoy and, to a certain extent, this is healthful and commendable. ' _American cities. tion. The public schools should scale and maintained with generous frugality. libraries should be well appointed, parks numerous and well cared for, the public health safeguarded in all possible ways and public morals made a subject of prime concern, but there should be some point at which a line may be drawn between public and private enterprise. If nowhere else, that ‘line should be drawn at the point where there is likelihood of public taxation being resorted the conduct of a business enterprise by a state or a municipality. ‘That bound has been repeatedly overstepped in Australia and America and not infrequently in England and on the continent of Europe. This emphasizes the need a voting’ population that has the power to mulct the property of others for its own actual or lic benefit. ing by the working people. The home owner is rarely to be found in the ranks of socialistic propaganda. The every man a conservative. understood. For these reasons it should be the especial concern of every man of property to see to it that those who wholive by what they earn in wages or salaries are encouraged, and aided if need be, in becoming independent property owners. should not permit home hunger to be made the occasion for working off of shoddy houses on unsuspecting persons at ruinous prices, but should combine their efforts to see to it that those who undertake to acquire homes shall get the price of their money. The home is can cast to windward and, in American cities, almost the only one. We can not, in our country, limit the franchise, as it is almost universally limited in British and European cities, to those who own property and, in some countries, in proportion to the property owned. The man who scatters his “chink” and leaves others to thiuk of what is to become of him when he is old has the same right to vote a tax that the man has who must pay that tax and this right is not to be taken away. The spirit of our institutions will not permit it. Therefore it is in some other direction that prudent property owners must look for the development of that conservatism which is to safeguard their property interests against confiscation, and in no other direction can they look with so much assurance of success as in the direction of home-makThe living under a rented roof makes most men regardless of consequences to property rights. It may be true enough that taxes are in fact paid by the occupiers of property, but with the multitude it is nearly always the proximate and seldom the remote cause that is seen and be constructed on a liberal The public to for making up a deficit in for a greater conservatism in fancied, or experimental pubpossession of property makes They the safest anchor which wealth aneemeen BNET ENTION ~ News Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. Martin Ford, a well known mining man of Grase Valley, died suddenly at Sen Francisco yesterday afternoon. With Chas. W. Kitts, who is in the metropolis on legal’ business, Mr. Ford was walking along Kearny street about 3 o'clock when he saddenly fell to the sidewalk and despite all that could be done died in a few minutes. The buildings at the Home mine are being painted, inside and out, and everything is being placed in excellent condition for winter by Superintendent Dan McFall. At a special meeting of the Board of Fire Delegates held last evening it was decided not to pave the ground floor of the No. 1 fire house as was suggested by the company. Mrs. Laura B. McOormick, executrix of the estate of James E. McCoinock, deceased, yesterday filed her final account, which states that the receipts of the estate are $5878.20, while the expenses amount to only $28.25. Judge Nilon will hear the matter op Monday, the 19th inst. ; County Recorder Peard has sent bis regular quarterly report to the State Board of Health. It shows that during the last three months thirty-four marriages were filed for record. The number of deaths recorded is thirty, and the births twenty-five. The program of the Eileford Company at the Nevada Theater next week will be as follows: Monday night,“Flag of Truce;” Tuesday night, ‘‘Man From Mexico;” Wednesday matinee, “Jack and the Beanstalk,” introducing the Katzenjammer Kids” and “Happy Hooligan;” Wednesday night, ‘New York Day by Day.” E. A. Moore, the photographer, has jast made some excellent photos of the Nevada Oounty and Citizens banks in this city. The photos will be used in illustrating the official publication of the financial and trade organizations of the Pacific Ooast, which will be isissued this month in the intereste of the Nationai Convention of Bankers which will be held in San Francisco, Last evening Flag Day was observed by the ladies of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. The ceremonies were very impressive, one of the principal features being an able address by Mrs, Buffington, @ past president of the order. Mrs. O. W. Foster of Kress’ Summit killed a deer, nineteen squirrels and three big rattlesnakes, while out of a hunting trip a few days ago. The Obristian Endeavor Society’s entertainment given at L O.0O. F. ball last evening was largely attended and was @ grand success in every particular. The program as published in yesterday’s TRANSORIPT was carried out, and every number was artistically rendered. The dramatic readings by Migs Falton were exceptionally good. Every Sanday evening an elaborate chicken ‘dinner is served at the New York Hotel. Landlord Richards has ithe happy faculty of knowing how to please his guests, and he takes par-. ticular pains to provide an excellent menu all the week,and give an: extra spread on Suoday. Try this popalar bouse tomorrow. Doings of Our People. . Wythe arrived Campbell, Santa Olara county. William Barton, thie city. visit to Santa Oruz and other places. Tion H. Mitchell is over San Juan. : Francisco on a visit. mining business, versity. thumb badly mashed in a door, geles in a few days. returned to this city last evening. evening. of J. J, Lyons, deceased, while here. night from Oakland on a visit. Oakland this morning. ing. morning. today. cisco on a business trip. \ Daily Record of the Mrs, Jessie Thompson of San FranClaco is the guest of Mrs. Oooper. Thomas 7. Kirkham and family hsve returned from a visit to their farm at Santa Paula. The two daughtere of Rev. J. H. last evening from Harvey who has: been working at the electric plant at Nimshew, Butte county, has returned to Mr, and Mrs. James Cairns and son, Cecil, returned last evening, after a from North Mrs. H. 8S. Welch is here from San Robert F. Harrison of the Mount Shasta Mining Company is here on Henry Hurst, a graduate of the Nevada Oity High School, goes to Berkeley tomorrow to enter the State UniClarénce Oleveland, while working atthe depot yesterday, had hie right Mies Lillias Quick, who has been visiting at Badger Hill, near Oberokee, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Osborne of this: city. She will return to her home in Los AnJohn Peterson, who has been working with William May in the erection of a large quarts mill at Amador City, Amador county, for severa) months, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Thompson of Michigan, who have been touring this State since the close of the Grand Army Encampment, arrived here last Mr. Thompson will see to some business concerning the estate Mrs. J. M. Hadley returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Miss Jessie Fulton arrived here last Judge 8. A. Smith came down from Downieville last evening and left for James Harris and Sam Bittens came down from the National mine yesterday and left for Arizona this morn/ Mrs. F. L. Cole, who has been vieiting Miss Annie Schmittburg of this city for several weeks, left for her home at the Mountain House this J. M. Poynter and O, G. Steele have finished their business here in connection with the Downieville stage line, and left for their homes in Kentucky H. A. Wood ie here trom San FranJ. Masnip is among the late arrioffice, left this morning for Oakland to accept e more lucrative position under the same company. on a visitto ber mother, Mrs. A. W Lester, returned this morning to San Francisco. : M. D. Oooley arrived here from MayA. 8. Bigelow of Colambia Hill was in town today. soe . Geo. Sargent of San Francisco was a Passenger on this evening's incoming train, R. E. Linder and Frank Goding: of You Bet are among the visitors to this city today. : K. D. Reard is here on mining business, from Napa. ee O, Barker arrived here on thie morning’s train from San Francisco. J.J. Anderson is here in the interest of the Remington type writer. * G. Murphy, ©. B. Tracey and W.HSmith of San Francisco are here on business. W. F. Englebright returned from the Sammit today. Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various churches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: METHODIST CHUROH, Preaching both morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Wythe, Morning subject, 11 o’clock—‘‘Sources of Strength.” Evening subject, 7:30 o’clock—“Having Faith in God; Its Reasonableness, Simplicity and Importance.” All other services of the day will be held at the usual hours, CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH, There will Le preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p, m. by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, Mr. Sims will speak in the evening on what he saw, heard and felt while from home, The Christian Endeavor will meet at 6 p. m., led by Mrs. D, A. Dailey. Topic—‘Lessons From Abraham.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service: EPISCOPAL OHUROH. Twentieth Suncay after Trinity— Services as follows: Morning prayer, holy communion and sermon, 11a. m.; Sunday school and Bible Olass, 12:30 Pp. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:80 p.m. _Wednesday—-Ladies’ Guild will meet in the guild room at 2:30 p. m. Thursday—St. Margaret’s Guild will meet with Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Engilebright at the home of the fatter on Broad street at 3:30 p.m. Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7:30 p.m, Choir rehearsal immediately after service. Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector. 2 The National and Annex. The National Hotel and Annex of this city-is conducted in a manner that gives the house a popularity that -few interior hostelries enjoy. The public is always ready to show appreciation where real merit exists, and all who have occasion to travel to any extent say that the appointments ia this popular house are exceptionally good. The Sunday dinners are of the very best, and tomorrow -the spread wtll be be better than ever. See the menu published elsewhere in this is. Mrs, E. B: Power, who Bis bowed here . vals from the metropolis, R. P. McLaughlin of San Francisco is here on mining business. A. L. Spencer of Santa Oraz on 8 visit. Mrs. A. M, Dobbie, who has been here on a visit to W. H. Orawford’and ‘Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bost, left this morning for San Francisco. She will visit ber son ac the Bay. W. Attkisson, who has been here on a visit to Mr.and Mrs. A. Attkisson, retarned today to Vacaville, H. J. Carter, who has been acting as bookkeeper and collector in the Bay Counties Electric Power Oampany’s is here sue. Superior COUPI. The following business was transacted in the Superior Oourt today, Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate ‘of Gunder Anderson, de ceased. W.M. Burckhalter, A. J. Galbraith and O. W. Long appointed appraieers, F. J. Burckhalter ve, W.M. Barckhalter. Answer to cross-complaint filed. Nevad County Rea [state Exchange. Cc. 8. PORTER, Manager. OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. BUSINESS CHANCES. $i womb . ON Loss. (oR go LOT 30 x . $room house, o 2 and 6 cows. About @oubomers: "Geod investment, $30, 200~T HO FINE BUSINESS BLOCKS i Grass vedey 3 pays 8 per cent on investment. This is a chance of a life time. —COR. CIGAR STAND. $12 TO 4d NYOICE $3 to $4 clear, mon lg AT INVOICE—GENT’S FURNISHING STORE receipts, $1200 month; rent, $30. Lease 5 years. Clears $300 month. $1185—HALF-INTEREST IN HALL AND Store Building; good investment. $ MODERN LODGING HOUSE; 18 3 pays 2 per cent on investment. SEVERAL NICRLY F or dattleaee 'URNISHED ROOMS FOR SALE. $900—PARTLY eS ED NINE-ROOM x house. Sacramento street. Excellent location. Next Monday evening Nevada Chapter, No, 6,.R. A. M., will confer the Royal Arch degree on several. candidates. After the ceremonies are concluded dn elaborate banquet will be enjoyed, A literary and musical program will also be given,and a delegation from Grass Valley will be present, : Weather Report. Saturpay, October 3d. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out.by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight and Surday showers. WILSON. ~ Do Not Miss It. America’s greatest Hfe readers to open in Nevada Oity for one week Osll today. Store Room nextto J. J Jackson’s, 880 Q California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Headache Saps Your Vitality ee And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuralgia 260. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. & ‘Your Benefit, If you have a mining deal on hand, business, money, lawsuit or family Cheiro Palmistry Co., and have her straighten out your difficulties, In Transorirt block. 830 Diphtheria, sore throat, croup. Instant relief, permanent cure. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. At any drug store. trouble, come to Lady Celeste of the . The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BABLEY. Milling Wheat “Barley errr er eee 4s Quarterly U. 8, Bonds vg County Power Oo., 5s WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley...+++ aaaet 8456 Pacifio Gas and Electric 5246 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 66 STOOKS, Si Nevada. 57 rahe Seng reels 12 Ballion. .. 09 Exchequer . Con.Oal.&Val.1 80. Seg. Belcher. 04 SAVAZO cevoeeeee . 25 . Over man.cooce Chollar.. 22] Justice.. Hale & Nrs .. Orown Point. Yellow Jacket. Caledonia .is-. 08} Silver Hill Challenge.. Occidental . seenetioee 86 57 28 6 Kentaok..5+ Alpha x) Beloher..0+0+ Confidence . For forty years Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry has been curing summer complaint, dysentery, diarrhoes, bloody flux, pain in the stomach, and it has never yet failed to do what is claimed for it. Two million Americans saffer the torturing pangs of dyspepsia, Noneed to. Burdock blood Bitters cures. At apy drug store, ~°@eLoveland is now selling his famou bread . : ve cents a loaf at the Popu lar B y. Try itand you willalways bu D v6-_ DIED. In San’ Francisco, October 1, 1903, Mrs. Myra B. Wentworth, aged 70 years. {The funeral will take place from the family residence at Gold Flat tomorrow. (Sunday) afternoon at 3:30 o’clock, Friends and acquaintances. are invited to attend. . @ i Absolutely THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE THE OLD RELIABLE LE Grand Millinery Opening. Saturday, Sept. 26th, Monday, Sept. 28th. ~~ N the above days . will give my grand opening of Fall and Winter Millinery and invite the ladies of Nevada City and vacinity to call and examine my handsome display.. . MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial g Street. lon Drinking $ 1600—820 A, Blea yer HOUSE. TWO wells; two barns and gravel mine. Boe Pg Bevis Shad eg bargain. Worth $300, gg month. Lot 30x90, GOLD MINE. ADJOINS THE MASSACHUsetts Hill; same ledge. Will bond. GOLD MINE. 160 ACRES. EIGHT LEDGES. Will bond. $i 0-s A. OAK AND PINE WOOD LAND; will yield 60(Q cords. $ MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE, 3 YEA 3; small orchari, lot 125x475. Orchend That Stele, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package Coffee, and try a pound ae ee es ; Gaylor’s 23 Cont $400 O —TWO-STORY MODERN RESIir Toroace; electric elite: Spon plate a if ing; lot 197 Wore eam — $4900--60 A. FINE TIMBER AND WOOD and. Easily worth $9000. FOR RENT. $15—CORNER STORE. GOOD LOCATION. $5—SMALL CORNER STORE. FINE LOCA. $8-—NICE FLAT. FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. furnished. ‘ hg 7 ny a ROOMS AND BATH. --COB! FIRE‘ $3250-—0 pao B-PROOF BUSINESS $ LOT 178x200. COYOTE STREBT. 0O0—RANCH: ORES. to + eis how eblceans "taras haplomanne ete. bine bargain. ; RESIDENCE, 6 ROOMS; LOT 6ox212, ” pA ree Bete ted garden. $900— RRAUSEFUL COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS and bath fruit + 4 trees! Lot 100x NICK 5ROOM HOUSE. UN $10 r : FUR ‘{—FOUB U BNISHED ROO) GAS; $1 re iene + $4—NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM. $450-4 $27 129 4. ADAPTED TO GRAIN A 2 trait; P paren 3 " barns; n Fares adin tree farm implements, etc. : bi Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or with-» out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. Taylor's Tea and Colles House} tel Anti LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS =— UISINE a Special f, je tarn Call Bells, Blectrio tian Tabs , Porcelain Bath Hundred Light, Sunny pete ng Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer cial Men and Transient trade, ; The faneral of the late O. J. Naffziger will be held at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon instead of 2:80 as previously announced. ‘The services will be held at Trinity Episcopal church and the 1.0.0. F. and A.O. U. W. fraternal 3, . societies will attend in a body. The joint .committee of the Argo‘. nants of Grass Valley and of the Oarly Bears, N. 8S. G. W., which recently had charge of the arrangements of the picnic given at Glenbrook Park on September 9th last, will meet at this city next Tuesday evening and wind up affairs in connection with that event. Funeral at 2 0’clock. also states that th be marked by Sa The wise seldom give sdvics,. friend sey drink “Oig Gilt. Rage Whisky” know it is an . the. role. Wichme oe ‘ ” sole Proprietors, 320 Olay St, 8.7, 7 Is what our “Bauner” Comforter is made of. The cotton . in them is cleaned and steamed until it is : and does not roll into lumps.. as soft as down . . P Silkolene. . ee a 8 Hee These Comforters Cost $2 Are full size, 72 x 81, covered with figured and plain . forter. Cotton Comforters, Come%in and see them. . . Laminated Cotton Comforters. SEE WINDOW— SOMETHING GREAT Ladies, here is a chance for anyone who wants a Com. We have the sole agency for the Laminated They are nice and soft. them heavier and larger at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, t : We have } e 8 Maher & Co., Nevada City ern California. Don’t Overlook Our Stove Disp! The Best and [ost Complete in NorthTurner & Steel Ranzes, Oast Iron Stoves at Wood and Oil Heaters Saperb Universal, Capital Univers Popular Universal, Gem Monitor at -Oub, Jr., Steel Ranges and Columb Universal Cast Stoves, etc. Obtain Our Prices Hadley Compan ‘. PINE STREET. NEVADA CI LUMBER from one pint up, all and see. Cs NM Sreteunanrannisesamsenmecsccccce ee eT We will close out our entire stock of . Clothing, Farnishng Goods, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, ete at prices never bef heard of,', he oe eeeene heen oem erate Sale commences 10 A. M. THURSDAY and will continue until all the goods are sold THE OWL ‘KLINE & GEORGE Prop’s Pine street Nevada City M. L. & D. MARSH . DEALERS carry « full.line of Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Moulding Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S . PAIN We have thie! celebrated Paint all’ colors, and in, cans from Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel. 9 Papel ea —— —— —— : AVE YOU seen our new & est attraction to our large atock of Souvenir Spoons The Pope Leo Spoor 38 a beauty — elegantly engrare with profile of Pope Leo pose of Vatican, eto. Also be salt and see our other design®, * eluding. .-:°:' Yevada County Scenic J Lone Pins Spoons Courthouse Spoons C. J. BRAN = JEWELER Bros Brest, Nevads ¥ wre oeee i iL af Doings nnd the Gol nes Of Ne hing continues to rie mine, the ore E in value, and tl about the sath ‘yopt ranning nlf , iporeases in vali » mines have ip soredly the Mure 4 prove to bea e returned Thu stion of the Yuba wy sitaated ia the ander. the able . » W. Root. Mr. nta Kaye De Wolf York, brought ba atifal gravel golc ng the result of thi The gold was cog gents to the pan, apoint near the are throwing © gravel in the sl ’ The company i progress and hop antil December 1s: bas been received Mill Company of the mill which tk for the New pine would be read ithe 15th and not iof the present r rmeoting of the o in San Francisco n nd directors F. C Wolf & Company nald of Detroit, gor, and J. Heit onday to attend, pal arrangementa f mn of the Red Or Omega with th ot mines of the Ht y have been per: ndeot W. H. Bray o geived the news yee that remains to be is of the Red Orog now on their way t om Salt Lake, to si that have been dra ow concern will be on Mining and D , and will be ua Management of W instramental it consolidation of Uren will go to make a survey fe Y, Which will conne att with.the twenty operty. mee assays of ore H¢ Consolidated ol: ted on Big Canys township, show val Mdging from $16 98 fides liberal quantit Arenical sulphurets a keye is the cha plooated by William sity last spring. been discovered ling, and is a larg O develop the pro be will require ¢ ind Mr, Wheeler wi Bt capital in the en ne of men now at Hill mine, of wh of this city is sup Mged in repairing t! bg ahead the tun: ie each in about 4 having reached { two channels on Nga width of 850 f W feet. Breastil Mence, ments for open: “larry mine near mre made by Suy mucking when he . » recently, Thig table piece of p ny will now w mo and extensive n ——__,. Oe->___. ening Mayor Ob Urner and Tegle + 4 8@8sion at thi ager Skews of t Y accompanying Hood on the fous bridge and Mr, © 8 Over it at * hot the least the stone wall that the structure 4nd Safe, No furt “6 how other tha Mtlon of the eouth t spring, 2g tare ee een Aumer is having her shop re-p Proved,

EVADA City DaILy TRANSCRIPT} NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any part of the city. FO Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2¢ ree SATURDAY... Bias cckiae. es evvttoe ees THE HOME ANCHOR. eee beeeet caseseseesse GOOD many people feel a grave concern on account of the apparent growth of the socialistic spirit in ; It must be conceded that this feeling of apprehensiveness is not encouraged without foundeThere is a growing tendency to tax the aggregated wealth liberally for the benefit of the public at large, for the creation of those riches which all may enjoy and, to a certain extent, this is healthful and commendable. ' _American cities. tion. The public schools should scale and maintained with generous frugality. libraries should be well appointed, parks numerous and well cared for, the public health safeguarded in all possible ways and public morals made a subject of prime concern, but there should be some point at which a line may be drawn between public and private enterprise. If nowhere else, that ‘line should be drawn at the point where there is likelihood of public taxation being resorted the conduct of a business enterprise by a state or a municipality. ‘That bound has been repeatedly overstepped in Australia and America and not infrequently in England and on the continent of Europe. This emphasizes the need a voting’ population that has the power to mulct the property of others for its own actual or lic benefit. ing by the working people. The home owner is rarely to be found in the ranks of socialistic propaganda. The every man a conservative. understood. For these reasons it should be the especial concern of every man of property to see to it that those who wholive by what they earn in wages or salaries are encouraged, and aided if need be, in becoming independent property owners. should not permit home hunger to be made the occasion for working off of shoddy houses on unsuspecting persons at ruinous prices, but should combine their efforts to see to it that those who undertake to acquire homes shall get the price of their money. The home is can cast to windward and, in American cities, almost the only one. We can not, in our country, limit the franchise, as it is almost universally limited in British and European cities, to those who own property and, in some countries, in proportion to the property owned. The man who scatters his “chink” and leaves others to thiuk of what is to become of him when he is old has the same right to vote a tax that the man has who must pay that tax and this right is not to be taken away. The spirit of our institutions will not permit it. Therefore it is in some other direction that prudent property owners must look for the development of that conservatism which is to safeguard their property interests against confiscation, and in no other direction can they look with so much assurance of success as in the direction of home-makThe living under a rented roof makes most men regardless of consequences to property rights. It may be true enough that taxes are in fact paid by the occupiers of property, but with the multitude it is nearly always the proximate and seldom the remote cause that is seen and be constructed on a liberal The public to for making up a deficit in for a greater conservatism in fancied, or experimental pubpossession of property makes They the safest anchor which wealth aneemeen BNET ENTION ~ News Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. Martin Ford, a well known mining man of Grase Valley, died suddenly at Sen Francisco yesterday afternoon. With Chas. W. Kitts, who is in the metropolis on legal’ business, Mr. Ford was walking along Kearny street about 3 o'clock when he saddenly fell to the sidewalk and despite all that could be done died in a few minutes. The buildings at the Home mine are being painted, inside and out, and everything is being placed in excellent condition for winter by Superintendent Dan McFall. At a special meeting of the Board of Fire Delegates held last evening it was decided not to pave the ground floor of the No. 1 fire house as was suggested by the company. Mrs. Laura B. McOormick, executrix of the estate of James E. McCoinock, deceased, yesterday filed her final account, which states that the receipts of the estate are $5878.20, while the expenses amount to only $28.25. Judge Nilon will hear the matter op Monday, the 19th inst. ; County Recorder Peard has sent bis regular quarterly report to the State Board of Health. It shows that during the last three months thirty-four marriages were filed for record. The number of deaths recorded is thirty, and the births twenty-five. The program of the Eileford Company at the Nevada Theater next week will be as follows: Monday night,“Flag of Truce;” Tuesday night, ‘‘Man From Mexico;” Wednesday matinee, “Jack and the Beanstalk,” introducing the Katzenjammer Kids” and “Happy Hooligan;” Wednesday night, ‘New York Day by Day.” E. A. Moore, the photographer, has jast made some excellent photos of the Nevada Oounty and Citizens banks in this city. The photos will be used in illustrating the official publication of the financial and trade organizations of the Pacific Ooast, which will be isissued this month in the intereste of the Nationai Convention of Bankers which will be held in San Francisco, Last evening Flag Day was observed by the ladies of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. The ceremonies were very impressive, one of the principal features being an able address by Mrs, Buffington, @ past president of the order. Mrs. O. W. Foster of Kress’ Summit killed a deer, nineteen squirrels and three big rattlesnakes, while out of a hunting trip a few days ago. The Obristian Endeavor Society’s entertainment given at L O.0O. F. ball last evening was largely attended and was @ grand success in every particular. The program as published in yesterday’s TRANSORIPT was carried out, and every number was artistically rendered. The dramatic readings by Migs Falton were exceptionally good. Every Sanday evening an elaborate chicken ‘dinner is served at the New York Hotel. Landlord Richards has ithe happy faculty of knowing how to please his guests, and he takes par-. ticular pains to provide an excellent menu all the week,and give an: extra spread on Suoday. Try this popalar bouse tomorrow. Doings of Our People. . Wythe arrived Campbell, Santa Olara county. William Barton, thie city. visit to Santa Oruz and other places. Tion H. Mitchell is over San Juan. : Francisco on a visit. mining business, versity. thumb badly mashed in a door, geles in a few days. returned to this city last evening. evening. of J. J, Lyons, deceased, while here. night from Oakland on a visit. Oakland this morning. ing. morning. today. cisco on a business trip. \ Daily Record of the Mrs, Jessie Thompson of San FranClaco is the guest of Mrs. Oooper. Thomas 7. Kirkham and family hsve returned from a visit to their farm at Santa Paula. The two daughtere of Rev. J. H. last evening from Harvey who has: been working at the electric plant at Nimshew, Butte county, has returned to Mr, and Mrs. James Cairns and son, Cecil, returned last evening, after a from North Mrs. H. 8S. Welch is here from San Robert F. Harrison of the Mount Shasta Mining Company is here on Henry Hurst, a graduate of the Nevada Oity High School, goes to Berkeley tomorrow to enter the State UniClarénce Oleveland, while working atthe depot yesterday, had hie right Mies Lillias Quick, who has been visiting at Badger Hill, near Oberokee, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Osborne of this: city. She will return to her home in Los AnJohn Peterson, who has been working with William May in the erection of a large quarts mill at Amador City, Amador county, for severa) months, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Thompson of Michigan, who have been touring this State since the close of the Grand Army Encampment, arrived here last Mr. Thompson will see to some business concerning the estate Mrs. J. M. Hadley returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Miss Jessie Fulton arrived here last Judge 8. A. Smith came down from Downieville last evening and left for James Harris and Sam Bittens came down from the National mine yesterday and left for Arizona this morn/ Mrs. F. L. Cole, who has been vieiting Miss Annie Schmittburg of this city for several weeks, left for her home at the Mountain House this J. M. Poynter and O, G. Steele have finished their business here in connection with the Downieville stage line, and left for their homes in Kentucky H. A. Wood ie here trom San FranJ. Masnip is among the late arrioffice, left this morning for Oakland to accept e more lucrative position under the same company. on a visitto ber mother, Mrs. A. W Lester, returned this morning to San Francisco. : M. D. Oooley arrived here from MayA. 8. Bigelow of Colambia Hill was in town today. soe . Geo. Sargent of San Francisco was a Passenger on this evening's incoming train, R. E. Linder and Frank Goding: of You Bet are among the visitors to this city today. : K. D. Reard is here on mining business, from Napa. ee O, Barker arrived here on thie morning’s train from San Francisco. J.J. Anderson is here in the interest of the Remington type writer. * G. Murphy, ©. B. Tracey and W.HSmith of San Francisco are here on business. W. F. Englebright returned from the Sammit today. Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various churches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: METHODIST CHUROH, Preaching both morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Wythe, Morning subject, 11 o’clock—‘‘Sources of Strength.” Evening subject, 7:30 o’clock—“Having Faith in God; Its Reasonableness, Simplicity and Importance.” All other services of the day will be held at the usual hours, CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH, There will Le preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p, m. by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, Mr. Sims will speak in the evening on what he saw, heard and felt while from home, The Christian Endeavor will meet at 6 p. m., led by Mrs. D, A. Dailey. Topic—‘Lessons From Abraham.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service: EPISCOPAL OHUROH. Twentieth Suncay after Trinity— Services as follows: Morning prayer, holy communion and sermon, 11a. m.; Sunday school and Bible Olass, 12:30 Pp. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:80 p.m. _Wednesday—-Ladies’ Guild will meet in the guild room at 2:30 p. m. Thursday—St. Margaret’s Guild will meet with Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Engilebright at the home of the fatter on Broad street at 3:30 p.m. Friday—Evening prayer and litany, 7:30 p.m, Choir rehearsal immediately after service. Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector. 2 The National and Annex. The National Hotel and Annex of this city-is conducted in a manner that gives the house a popularity that -few interior hostelries enjoy. The public is always ready to show appreciation where real merit exists, and all who have occasion to travel to any extent say that the appointments ia this popular house are exceptionally good. The Sunday dinners are of the very best, and tomorrow -the spread wtll be be better than ever. See the menu published elsewhere in this is. Mrs, E. B: Power, who Bis bowed here . vals from the metropolis, R. P. McLaughlin of San Francisco is here on mining business. A. L. Spencer of Santa Oraz on 8 visit. Mrs. A. M, Dobbie, who has been here on a visit to W. H. Orawford’and ‘Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bost, left this morning for San Francisco. She will visit ber son ac the Bay. W. Attkisson, who has been here on a visit to Mr.and Mrs. A. Attkisson, retarned today to Vacaville, H. J. Carter, who has been acting as bookkeeper and collector in the Bay Counties Electric Power Oampany’s is here sue. Superior COUPI. The following business was transacted in the Superior Oourt today, Judge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate ‘of Gunder Anderson, de ceased. W.M. Burckhalter, A. J. Galbraith and O. W. Long appointed appraieers, F. J. Burckhalter ve, W.M. Barckhalter. Answer to cross-complaint filed. Nevad County Rea [state Exchange. Cc. 8. PORTER, Manager. OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. BUSINESS CHANCES. $i womb . ON Loss. (oR go LOT 30 x . $room house, o 2 and 6 cows. About @oubomers: "Geod investment, $30, 200~T HO FINE BUSINESS BLOCKS i Grass vedey 3 pays 8 per cent on investment. This is a chance of a life time. —COR. CIGAR STAND. $12 TO 4d NYOICE $3 to $4 clear, mon lg AT INVOICE—GENT’S FURNISHING STORE receipts, $1200 month; rent, $30. Lease 5 years. Clears $300 month. $1185—HALF-INTEREST IN HALL AND Store Building; good investment. $ MODERN LODGING HOUSE; 18 3 pays 2 per cent on investment. SEVERAL NICRLY F or dattleaee 'URNISHED ROOMS FOR SALE. $900—PARTLY eS ED NINE-ROOM x house. Sacramento street. Excellent location. Next Monday evening Nevada Chapter, No, 6,.R. A. M., will confer the Royal Arch degree on several. candidates. After the ceremonies are concluded dn elaborate banquet will be enjoyed, A literary and musical program will also be given,and a delegation from Grass Valley will be present, : Weather Report. Saturpay, October 3d. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out.by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight and Surday showers. WILSON. ~ Do Not Miss It. America’s greatest Hfe readers to open in Nevada Oity for one week Osll today. Store Room nextto J. J Jackson’s, 880 Q California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Headache Saps Your Vitality ee And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuralgia 260. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. & ‘Your Benefit, If you have a mining deal on hand, business, money, lawsuit or family Cheiro Palmistry Co., and have her straighten out your difficulties, In Transorirt block. 830 Diphtheria, sore throat, croup. Instant relief, permanent cure. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. At any drug store. trouble, come to Lady Celeste of the . The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close

of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BABLEY. Milling Wheat “Barley errr er eee 4s Quarterly U. 8, Bonds vg County Power Oo., 5s WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley......+++ aaaet 8456 Pacifio Gas and Electric 5246 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 66 STOOKS, Si Nevada. 57 rahe Seng reels 12 Ballion. ... 09 Exchequer .. Con.Oal.&Val.1 80. Seg. Belcher.. 04 SAVAZO cevoeeeee . 25 . Over man..cooce Chollar.... 22] Justice.... Hale & Nrs ... Orown Point.. Yellow Jacket. Caledonia ..is-. 08} Silver Hill Challenge... Occidental .. seenetioee 86 57 28 6 Kentaok...5+ Alpha x) Beloher....0+0+ Confidence .. For forty years Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry has been curing summer complaint, dysentery, diarrhoes, bloody flux, pain in the stomach, and it has never yet failed to do what is claimed for it. Two million Americans saffer the torturing pangs of dyspepsia, Noneed to. Burdock blood Bitters cures. At apy drug store, ~°@eLoveland is now selling his famou bread . : ve cents a loaf at the Popu lar B y. Try itand you willalways bu D v6-_ DIED. In San’ Francisco, October 1, 1903, Mrs. Myra B. Wentworth, aged 70 years. {The funeral will take place from the family residence at Gold Flat tomorrow. (Sunday) afternoon at 3:30 o’clock, Friends and acquaintances. are invited to attend. . @ i Absolutely THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE THE OLD RELIABLE LE Grand Millinery Opening. Saturday, Sept. 26th, Monday, Sept. 28th. ~~ N the above days . will give my grand opening of Fall and Winter Millinery and invite the ladies of Nevada City and vacinity to call and examine my handsome display... . MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial g Street.. lon Drinking $ 1600—820 A, Blea yer HOUSE. TWO wells; two barns and gravel mine. Boe Pg Bevis Shad eg bargain. Worth $300, gg month. Lot 30x90, GOLD MINE. ADJOINS THE MASSACHUsetts Hill; same ledge. Will bond. GOLD MINE. 160 ACRES. EIGHT LEDGES. Will bond. $i 0-s A. OAK AND PINE WOOD LAND; will yield 60(Q cords. $ MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE, 3 YEA 3; small orchari, lot 125x475. Orchend That Stele, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package Coffee, and try a pound ae ee es ; Gaylor’s 23 Cont $400 O —TWO-STORY MODERN RESIir Toroace; electric elite: Spon plate a if ing; lot 197 Wore eam — $4900--60 A. FINE TIMBER AND WOOD and. Easily worth $9000. FOR RENT. $15—CORNER STORE. GOOD LOCATION. $5—SMALL CORNER STORE. FINE LOCA. $8-—NICE FLAT. FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. furnished. ‘ hg 7 ny a ROOMS AND BATH. --COB! FIRE‘ $3250-—0 pao B-PROOF BUSINESS $ LOT 178x200. COYOTE STREBT. 0O0—RANCH: ORES. to + eis how eblceans "taras haplomanne ete. bine bargain. ; RESIDENCE, 6 ROOMS; LOT 6ox212, ” pA ree Bete ted garden. $900— RRAUSEFUL COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS and bath fruit + 4 trees! Lot 100x NICK 5ROOM HOUSE. UN $10 r : FUR ‘{—FOUB U BNISHED ROO) GAS; $1 re iene + $4—NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM. $450-4 $27 129 4. ADAPTED TO GRAIN A 2 trait; P paren 3 " barns; n Fares adin tree farm implements, etc. : bi Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or with-» out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic.. Taylor's Tea and Colles House} tel Anti LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS =— UISINE a Special f, je tarn Call Bells, Blectrio tian Tabs , Porcelain Bath Hundred Light, Sunny pete ng Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer cial Men and Transient trade, ; The faneral of the late O. J. Naffziger will be held at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon instead of 2:80 as previously announced. ‘The services will be held at Trinity Episcopal church and the 1.0.0. F. and A.O. U. W. fraternal 3, . societies will attend in a body. The joint .committee of the Argo‘. nants of Grass Valley and of the Oarly Bears, N. 8S. G. W., which recently had charge of the arrangements of the picnic given at Glenbrook Park on September 9th last, will meet at this city next Tuesday evening and wind up affairs in connection with that event. Funeral at 2 0’clock. also states that th be marked by Sa The wise seldom give sdvics,. friend sey drink “Oig Gilt. Rage Whisky” know it is an . the. role.. Wichme oe ‘ ” sole Proprietors, 320 Olay St, 8.7, 7 Is what our “Bauner” Comforter is made of. The cotton . in them is cleaned and steamed until it is : and does not roll into lumps.... as soft as down . . P Silkolene. . ee a 8 Hee These Comforters Cost $2 Are full size, 72 x 81, covered with figured and plain . forter. Cotton Comforters, Come%in and see them.. . . Laminated Cotton Comforters. SEE WINDOW— SOMETHING GREAT Ladies, here is a chance for anyone who wants a Com. We have the sole agency for the Laminated They are nice and soft. them heavier and larger at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, t : We have } e 8 Maher & Co., Nevada City ern California.. Don’t Overlook Our Stove Disp! The Best and [ost Complete in NorthTurner & Steel Ranzes, Oast Iron Stoves at Wood and Oil Heaters Saperb Universal, Capital Univers Popular Universal, Gem Monitor at -Oub, Jr., Steel Ranges and Columb Universal Cast Stoves, etc. Obtain Our Prices Hadley Compan ‘. PINE STREET. NEVADA CI LUMBER from one pint up, all and see. Cs NM Sreteunanrannisesamsenmecsccccce ee eT We will close out our entire stock of .. Clothing, Farnishng Goods, Underwear, Hats, Shoes, ete at prices never bef heard of,', he oe eeeene heen oem erate Sale commences 10 A. M. THURSDAY and will continue until all the goods are sold THE OWL ‘KLINE & GEORGE Prop’s Pine street Nevada City M. L. & D. MARSH . DEALERS carry « full.line of Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Moulding Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S . PAIN We have thie! celebrated Paint all’ colors, and in, cans from Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel. 9 Papel ea —— —— —— : AVE YOU seen our new & est attraction to our large atock of Souvenir Spoons The Pope Leo Spoor 38 a beauty — elegantly engrare with profile of Pope Leo pose of Vatican, eto. Also be salt and see our other design®, * eluding. .-:°:' Yevada County Scenic J Lone Pins Spoons Courthouse Spoons C. J. BRAN = JEWELER Bros Brest, Nevads ¥ wre oeee i iL af Doings nnd the Gol nes Of Ne hing continues to rie mine, the ore E in value, and tl about the sath ‘yopt ranning nlf , iporeases in vali » mines have ip soredly the Mure 4 prove to bea e returned Thu stion of the Yuba wy sitaated ia the ander. the able . » W. Root. Mr. nta Kaye De Wolf York, brought ba atifal gravel golc ng the result of thi The gold was cog gents to the pan, apoint near the are throwing © gravel in the sl ’ The company i progress and hop antil December 1s: bas been received Mill Company of the mill which tk for the New pine would be read ithe 15th and not iof the present r rmeoting of the o in San Francisco n nd directors F. C Wolf & Company nald of Detroit, gor, and J. Heit onday to attend, pal arrangementa f mn of the Red Or Omega with th ot mines of the Ht y have been per: ndeot W. H. Bray o geived the news yee that remains to be is of the Red Orog now on their way t om Salt Lake, to si that have been dra ow concern will be on Mining and D , and will be ua Management of W instramental it consolidation of Uren will go to make a survey fe Y, Which will conne att with.the twenty operty. mee assays of ore H¢ Consolidated ol: ted on Big Canys township, show val Mdging from $16 98 fides liberal quantit Arenical sulphurets a keye is the cha plooated by William sity last spring. been discovered ling, and is a larg O develop the pro be will require ¢ ind Mr, Wheeler wi Bt capital in the en ne of men now at Hill mine, of wh of this city is sup Mged in repairing t! bg ahead the tun: ie each in about 4 having reached { two channels on Nga width of 850 f W feet. Breastil Mence, ments for open: “larry mine near mre made by Suy mucking when he . » recently, Thig table piece of p ny will now w mo and extensive n ——__,. Oe->___. ening Mayor Ob Urner and Tegle + 4 8@8sion at thi ager Skews of t Y accompanying Hood on the fous bridge and Mr, © 8 Over it at * hot the least the stone wall that the structure 4nd Safe, No furt “6 how other tha Mtlon of the eouth t spring, 2g tare ee een Aumer is having her shop re-p Proved,