October 30, 1897 (4 pages)

ORY,, 119, 1,9, it ; ie Laker: ee gel a7 TR TEARS BO. RASE NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATUBDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. 47,1. 9 : slewetineai = Bo Pie ee em, Se pee ee ee es = OB Pes aie ee THE or eseetee ee Ts) PLACER COUNTY NOTES. . WAS A A UNIVERSITY); LED HIS =. ~——« {A BANKER PERSONAL POINTERS. 2 BE cxown a catkins, hon eon voor Sot. BAD MARKSMAN.) GIRL SUIGIDES,. SWEETHEART) SHOT DOWN./* >" O™ 5 gus aw wa a 3 , : page pees eibikt', ep tng ae ; a Se covaihen ieie —_— . a . A. G. Chew and son were over from R, Pre, F. ~ “$UBSCRIPTIONRATES, _-__ . Putting up a telephone line from Gold Lome Pisgah Pe see S His Coach For Not Red Dog today. 4 7 ‘ Ran to the head of the Miners’ ditch. . ied Slain by 5 CMAN FOE NOt). srooser of Sen isco went to = Pitty Celts Pek Mentha ee ee Man Who Shot) The Cause of Her Rash Act Is}And Then Tried to Take His Ss Binary bape KT, ' 3 : ported from Summit last Tuesday. His Wife. e hg M e Own Life Pa Him Mrs. George IL. Beckley has returned 4 7 ADVERTISING RATES. Snow fell as far down. the mountain ‘ ” oe ; : : from Sacramento. Month, a, § ‘ase Caen BOER na gd plana oe mo ‘ fener : pts pre a Miss MaryBrophy and W.H. Hustler, BR, Com, ; rapidly removing their herds from the if : of Patterson, were in town today. oe tee — ———=. mountainn Dunver, October 80—Fred Sanchez,. Oaxranp, October 30.—Anna Blythe} Tacoma, October 90.—At an early] OoLumsus, 0. October 30.—William. g Poorman of the Milliken Ranch ue : 4 " Britered at the 9 Postolfice at Nevada City as What is létt of ‘Towa Hill since “the . who claims to be tatiager of the hide) Holtowelt of Redlands, a member of the} this morning € harles ‘Trownes ent the. 8~Ide,-a-banker. whose affairs.are in the mine went to San Francisco today. 0: ii . F ranks ee eae and tallow firm of Sanchez & Oo, shot . U. 0. class of 1901, committed snicide. throat of Delia Hanson, an Indian . hands of a receiver, was shot twice and. Mrs. Wm. Young has almost recovered ch month, ' Saat le Panetd pret phasors mtn and killed his wife this morning in the. this morning at her room, 2165 Center. girl. He then‘cut his own throat and killed today by John Smith, his English from her recent attack of a Pree, . RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS, . ccre on ground hela under a U. 8,. °°lcrado Honse, Her death was in-. street, Berkeley, by taking morphine. . jumped into the bay from which he was. Coachman, Smith says Ide owed him Bae Or ne us nae os ae —_—— patent by J. B. Hobson, and others. Stantaneous. He was aged 21 and she . Her associates say she had been de-. rescued. He will probably recover. $1000,.and when he asked for money dicin fan Braantens: : ; The Schoolhouse Dedication Committee. Communication bas been had with}/19. He claims they were in bed when a . jected for a week; but they do not) The girl is dead. Jealousy was the . Ide told him he would pay when he got . ; Supervisor Judge Smith of Downie: yee Acknowledge Favors. ee oe wa tgs Columbia, . man opened the door and shot at them. . know what the trouble was. cause. ready. ville was in town last night on his way MThe general committee of the Board . the way to het etunbhie —_— Ke Re He took his pistol from under the _pil—_—_—_——— home from Oakland. asc: of Education and the teachers of Ne-. wishes in the matter, so nn will be . LOW and fired at the intruder, but did Took the Gas Route Government Stamped Envelopes. A Fine Picture. A. B. Schaaf of Sacramento went to vada City desire to extend their thanks . gone until its arrival. not raise his arm high enough and the Business men who are in the habit of Se oat Washington today to visit his brothert Lay, . q to every one who aided them inany way. J. F. Brown of Colfax has sold his. bullet. went through his. wife’s head. San Feanoisco, October 80.—A wo-. using government stamped envelopes. . Photographer Swart has on exhibition in-law D. P. Stewart. eu to make the dedication exercises of last . general merchandise business which. ‘The police doubt the story. The wo-. ™9 known as Miss Baldie committed . will note that as soon as the present at his gallery a very.fine photograph of. Richard Rowe of Grass Valley, who hon night successful both financially and . he has for years conducted at Iowa Hill . ans tite was heavily insured. suicide last night in her room’ at the . °oBtract for printing rans out you can. of the Champion mining: company’s . was secretly married in this city a socially. to Columbus Waterhouse. The sale lodging house at 13 Liberty street. We especially desire to mention the} includes the store building and stock get your evelopes printed at home only, as the government will no longer complant at this city. It is 36 by 16 inches week ago today to Miss Emily Whitin dimensions, and shows all the build-. burn, is a teacher in the Grass Valley The circumstances indicate that she. pete with the printer in printing return . ings. schools. was asphyxiated with illuminating gas. cards. Also by @ recent ruling your i She left a note saying that she was letters will-be held thirty days unless MINERS LOST tired of life. ‘ you have printed on your envelope the ‘j i Abbott for labor and material farnished . stores at Wisconsin Hill, Monono Fiat, Sctaeig Bee time you wish themheld. M Fe KR ER & G O : } ® at no profit ; Mr. J. Heyer who not only . fndependence Hill and Iowa Hill. The Brought No Gold. : ’ gerved as prompter for the dances in. gre of Ociober 17th made the fourth j Searriz, Oct. 30:—The steamship. The Tidings says Jas. Vineyard of ‘‘ The City of Nevada”’ hia, Pa, [ . two rooms, gratis, but also put himself . time Mr. Brown has suffered a loss by They Are Penned Na Stope peatland savivad tn Seattle wihedt eff eee Dee © Darrow cponne : " by Fire, : newspapers of the county, which did all] at Towa Hill, freight teams, and his FIVE COAL EN’S _. the necessary printing and advertising . jarge stable gn Main street, Colfax. ‘ for nothing ; the Nevada County Elec-. Mr. Brown was the only remaining piotric Power Company, who furnished all . neer merchant of that section, having, ) 4 the electric lights for nothing; Mr. W, during the last 89 years, conducted ' 4 A Narrow Escape. under a course of training for two. fre, a. alinicios ak ¢ Klondi for his life. He was returning home weeks in order that he might ascend] The trainmen on freight No. 19 lost ner or ounce of Klondike . trom French Corral, and coming down and descend the stairs rapidly and. be. control of a box car loud of lumber at gold. The Portland left St. Michaels. the grade to Bridgeport something on time at both places; Mr. Phil) pmigrant Gap last Wednesday evening. on October 16. She brought down $125,-. broke on the wagon and frightened the Goyne and the musicians of his orches-. phe combined efforts of two brakemen SoranTON, Pa., Oct. 30.—Five of the! 000 from the North American Trading. orses. They ran away, threw Mr. tra for the dance music furnished at a. nad railed to set the brake so it would . eight men who were canghtin a stope jand Transportation Company at St. Vineyard out, and he is somewhat/] adies of Nevada City and County : very low rate ; the members of the floor. }}o14. One of the brakemen left the. at the Von Church shaft perished durMichaels, . bruised but not dangerously hurt. The Oace again we wish to trouble you, but only for a reas xing esunne cea Hactheld took rat Oy Be oe an ik ing the night. The other three escaped . . ae a4 pleat egies nsbachansens short story. Our story is good, therefore it need not be long. istactory to all; Messrs. J.C. Rich and . tne sheds. He made a wild leap when through a gangway and from there Thanksgiving Proclamation. Now for an early — : A. Barub for serving as ticket-sellers . tne car had attained a terrific speed, . out through an sir-shatt. Wasuinaton, October 80.—President. ® Perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and “ SfeiCinloy ins proslamation wots aatde . 2o%4-Puriter. Removes Bilionsnese. ___._._JAf olid y-Pispl £ Sui Narrow Guage Railroad for a round-. Word was telegraphed to J. B, Knapp ‘ McKinley in a proclamation sets aside. itiout purging. AspleasantasLemon. —=—I ay r ip ay © “h tits: trip fare of 25 centsfrom Grass Valley;. atpBiue Canyon, who, with the assist: Sent Up For Life, November 25th as Thanksgiving day. Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar} o j : the members of the Grass Valley Board ance of M. McCormack, turned the de-. SrooxToy, Octover 30.—Oharles WillHe says that it is fitting to remember . tonic and retails’ for 50c. To get. the: JENUINE . ~~ of Education and-teachers for the-pro. railing switch and ditched the car. ‘The . jams, who was found. guilty. ofcompliGod’s goodness. Industry’ has pros-. GNUINE ask for Grove's. —— jy19-6m Grove’s Tasteress Cami Tonic is orders, We call your attention to Window No.°1. This display beats ut of Dra, ©: segaiciial etidorsement’ ‘of the “good ase te peveueee +e them-all,-and-if you-are interested walk~down and take’ one stment of car was completely demolished. The} . red and the conditions ) : & ; ‘ aed ak . work done; the Nevada Gas Company . gistance Paes Holersiit Gap to Bina] in the attempted robbery of the pi daca Yaw peas po ead ans Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk. good look. ‘The price,is there in great big bold figures. No he veld, . for lights fafnished at one half rates;. Qanyon is five miles, which was made . New Orleans expressed at Morano, was iinet Prepared French Mustard 25 cents. mystery and no guessing. And that is our story. nied aad the neighbors and friends who loaned . i, about four minutes. The prompt ac{today sentenced to life imprisonment Fine Finishing Lumber per quart at A. B. Wolf's. tf: : i itjand : their lamps, Chinese lanterns and fur-. tion of the railroad men at Blue Can-. at Folsom. 4 eee creat _ nitare;all whogenerously contributed . yon averted a terrible wreck, as the The lumber used in the construction Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors ‘a second the beankifal flowers sear. made every. car would have crashed into Conductor BRIEF MENTION of Washington schodlhouse was supand ballders, do Grét-class work cheap. he are. thing look-so cheerful and homelike; . gtoey— east-bound freight extra be. plied by the firm of Marsh Brothers, 2 ain bate. _» Mr. ©. ¥. Malloy for his instructive ad. . seen Towle and Blue Canyon. and is mostly the production of their] MARRIED. We want every lady to buy a suit from us. We want pmeoms ;, oe pty ah wine i 1 Le om Kinor Notes and: Comments of Local pias 1m lneide Anialing chp in ba oAt,this city, October 284, by Rev. W. . our shelves empty at the proper time in order to enable us to patients; P : * , Mr. : ex, whic of w ine of s . Gray, Richa ‘ we and Miss . . > : * sid you ‘Sweeney, Mrs. A.D. Mason, Mr. Ralph . AT THR CHURCHES SUNDAY, Interest. doaign had very high are. i ro to . Emily Whitburn, both of Grasa Valley, . <°¢P new fresh goods for you all the time. We intend todo given . 4 Cagionls and iiss = tenis Jains i. haves eer ag at the Union Hotel . order by them. that if we have to burn them. aa { mus éntertainment so. hig ’ . +@e-+ ina 4 4 appreciated. by the large audience. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada Monday will be trial calendar day in The New Shoe Store. rbstance 4 : Our only regret is that we could not City Tomorrow. the Superior Court, when all cases not! poaay a. J. Bovey took possession of hs 2, O O Oc? Respectfull ee ' gomfortably seat all in attendance so CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. heretofore set for trial will be put'‘on . 410 pivad street shoe store until re5 : ys fe ney . that they could enjoy the entertain. ne subjects of Rev. J. Sims for to-. ME Cleneae os in will . Somtly conducted by F. J. White. Mr, Whew! What a lot of nye 7 a ment better. Respectfully, morrow are as follows: In the morn-. . . < haw tata: 40a se i se send Bovey will conduct a general boot and} Moncey those Schilling’s Best bY) A HER & CO. '@ ugent, Miss Luzie Keenan, Sec. Gen Com. ing—“Loving Thoughts.” In the evening Peay COREE ae ncesienhin shoe business, carrying a. complete 1 ke.” : i: belng Ys — Great Changes Occurring ThroughSamay naicnasie . member of the peat era will one ae repairing and ne e ma Mi F: : no University club. uring ; a ) Mls -_ GRASS VALLEY NEWS. out Christendom.” The Christian En-. + mon & Davis, at the corner of Bio's FS) that's right. They don’t ad : E deavor will meet at the usual pe mS Broad and Pine streets, are sole agents _ Cleared $250. have to worry about money ; ‘ 4 by Mrs. J.T. Gribble. Subject—“Trus i Th Planner ry = A Day's Record of the Doings of Our Christ.” Sabbath school at the close sfiggarseig et hiomeganery a a is rag eto ah hm pase se ane te Hey, re “ rida Don’t forget our Corset and Glove Depart t oo Neighbors. of the morning service. All are cor-. "mw, iotion for a new trial in the. ™entat Washington schoolhouse will W'S In making goods right, Se, Pah gf sir bi acon aplasia fee ot a ; J.M, Lakenan has returned from the . dially invited. case of McAulay vs. the ‘Tahoe Ice. than 0, riiet ol mined Oa taacos 2014 Don’t qecket ile Olodke Department M. & CO ‘aliforF Bay. METHODIST CHUROH. Company, which was being argued jin 1 4 P : 3 : galling ‘ Mrs. 8. Granger has returned from) Rey, W. CO. Gray, pastor, will preach . the Superior Court yesterday, was sub== shee Sacramento. at ll a.m, Subject: “Creed or Deed.” . mitted late in the afternoon. ness as. 4 Company “I” had a target practice at . 1, the evening there will be a children’s. Since hydraulicking became a lost. ) a Sheridan range today. ., preaching service, sermon by Rev. Mar-jart at Blue Tent, Miner Campbell is 4 F. M. Beed, a rancher, left today for} tin Thomas, and singidg by the Sunday . tryiug his hand at.ranching. His latest , : ’ a q Chicago where his mother is ill. school and choir. Class at 9:45. Sun-. achievement is a squash four feet in L) Pr i : q Donnelly & Mainbart are rearring . gay school at 12:30. Junior League . circumference and weighing nearly 100 Se oe oe b DEa and improving their grocery store. will meet at 6 p.m. Prayer meeting no} pounds. It can be seen at the National ; i) and Mrs. Wm. Freeman of thid city ts vis. ppursday evening. Epworth League . Hotel. claiane ; iting Mrs. Dan Morgan at Marysville. . pusiness' meeting Friday evening, Of-. W. HI. Tuttle of the Owl has just reNever shown with more attractiveness than now in our them, Ex-Under Sheriff Wm. Reynolds bas . cia Board meeting Saturday evening. . ceived an invoice of W. H. MoBrayer’s . ; pend ; 4 gone to Moore’s Flat to look after the TRINITY CHURCH. “Qedar Brook” whisky bottled in bond, Se SS admirable NEW and SEASONAB LE GOODS. Bei q affairs of the Metro ae ge hi Yeu Déertia; reckon. the first ever brought to Nevada ; te, in : Ths newamateur minstrel company . v de ; “leounty. It is guaranteed by the U. 8. . N, 4 has reorganized with a large memberFa Te hpraan ot atk Government to be absolutely pure and : NOW IS YOU R C H AN CE Chap; ship and will soon begin rehearsing. aside sohsol sf 1920 pth: NE 1,0 proof. . To secure the pick of the latest. Our NEW STOCK offers unusual advantages to the early buyer. ‘Take interest in your own welfare and drop in and see our FINE GOODS. We Bought Early and We Bought Cheap. We Came First and Got First Choice, which enables us jto_ Offer Profitable Pickings to Practical Patrons hh, Sote /This:2—_— A NEW STOCK, _ A CHOICE STOCK, ge 2 8 A LOW PRICE. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Nevada qCity . fCa'. Caas. Hoskin, who defeated Hooper Henig Ci evening service. All are cordially inol Meepnk City seceeilys Yt te © vited to attend the services at Trinity eo night’s ten-round fight between Savoy , and Wilson, employes of the Electric Church. Seats free. ’ Power Company. ST. CANIOEK CHURCH. Joseyh E. Jones went to various} Mass will be celebrated tomorrow in s.ores yesterday, representing that he . st. Canice Church at 8 and 10:30a. m. ° was a wood contractor near Smartsville. and in Washington at 10 o’clock a. m. and had 100 men employed. He bar-. Qn Monday the “feast of All Saints” gsined for $400 worth of goods. At John . mass will be celebrated in St. Canice’s Best's store he ordered $40 worth and . at 7:30 and 9:30 a. m. On Tuesday the wore away a pair of gloves,which he sold . «Feast of All Souls” mass will be ce!can be overcome in almost all cases later for 50 cents. He was arrested and . sbrated at 9 o’clock a. m. the use of Scott’s Emulsion of sent to the. county seat today to be +ee Liver Oil and the H: hos4xumined {or insanity. phites of Soda. hile + ee Tcmoriow’s Players. Sold at Sheriff’s Sale. The Nevada Uity uiine was sold at RTE Sheriff’s sale today to satisfy a judgFoilowing will be the line-up of the . ent for $12,439.26 obtained by George. tomorrow beginning at 1:30 p. m. sbarp:. gigims due from the Gold Hill mining Colts—Wiicox, p.; Oaverly, ©.; Harry,. ompany. The plaintiff bid the prop. 4 vester.28.; W. Sigourney, ge a vientand costs, Thos. 8. Ford as at2 sis oa Ai ndbiearex ane torney for the Eustern holderg of the Modurchs—Overmeyer, P.; E. Whity Rt bonds issued by the company protestb urn; ‘c.;. W. Ferkins, Ib.; G. Perkins, apap ding ; 4v.; Pomere, 8b.; Dial, ss.; Whiting, If,;. 24 agains f Giauson or J. Whitburn, cf.; Sears, re5T boue,ab-.: @ An Off Day.f oe At yesterday's 20-yard target shoot The Royal Whist Ciub. of Company C Lieutenant Bowerman a “ : The Hoyal Whist Club will meet at} and Private Bost led with a tie score of té. 83. S oi have rom have . OQ» e . James F. Uolley’s residence on Wed20 out of a possible 25. Private W. P. 1eday evening, November 3d, at 8 ‘pect featg pages Nhe > i o’clovk p. m. to reorganize. All the . Sergeant McLeod and Privates sonatas requested to be present. {and Kilroy each made 18. Tomorrow Mid Jorg ah nt scorr’s Emelsion. See that the _ Bt. NILON, President. . the Company will shoot on the 300 and Tae meadent Ge ad teak Jas. F. Couny, Secretary. 080-td . 500 yard ranges on Deer creek. . SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. z Corner Broad and“Pine Streets = = ™ OS

ORY,, 119, 1,9, it ; ie Laker: ee gel a7 TR TEARS BO. RASE NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATUBDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1897. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. 47,1. 9 : slewetineai = Bo Pie ee em, Se pee ee ee es = OB Pes aie ee THE or eseetee ee Ts) PLACER COUNTY NOTES. . WAS A A UNIVERSITY); LED HIS =. ~——« {A BANKER PERSONAL POINTERS. 2 BE cxown a catkins, hon eon voor Sot. BAD MARKSMAN.) GIRL SUIGIDES,. SWEETHEART) SHOT DOWN./* >" O™ 5 gus aw wa a 3 , : page pees eibikt', ep tng ae ; a Se covaihen ieie —_— . a . A. G. Chew and son were over from R, Pre, F. ~ “$UBSCRIPTIONRATES, _-__ . Putting up a telephone line from Gold Lome Pisgah Pe see S His Coach For Not Red Dog today. 4 7 ‘ Ran to the head of the Miners’ ditch. . ied Slain by 5 CMAN FOE NOt). srooser of Sen isco went to = Pitty Celts Pek Mentha ee ee Man Who Shot) The Cause of Her Rash Act Is}And Then Tried to Take His Ss Binary bape KT, ' 3 : ported from Summit last Tuesday. His Wife. e hg M e Own Life Pa Him Mrs. George IL. Beckley has returned 4 7 ADVERTISING RATES. Snow fell as far down. the mountain ‘ ” oe ; : : from Sacramento. Month, a, § ‘ase Caen BOER na gd plana oe mo ‘ fener : pts pre a Miss MaryBrophy and W.H. Hustler, BR, Com, ; rapidly removing their herds from the if : of Patterson, were in town today. oe tee — ———=. mountainn Dunver, October 80—Fred Sanchez,. Oaxranp, October 30.—Anna Blythe} Tacoma, October 90.—At an early] OoLumsus, 0. October 30.—William. g Poorman of the Milliken Ranch ue : 4 " Britered at the 9 Postolfice at Nevada City as What is létt of ‘Towa Hill since “the . who claims to be tatiager of the hide) Holtowelt of Redlands, a member of the} this morning € harles ‘Trownes ent the. 8~Ide,-a-banker. whose affairs.are in the mine went to San Francisco today. 0: ii . F ranks ee eae and tallow firm of Sanchez & Oo, shot . U. 0. class of 1901, committed snicide. throat of Delia Hanson, an Indian . hands of a receiver, was shot twice and. Mrs. Wm. Young has almost recovered ch month, ' Saat le Panetd pret phasors mtn and killed his wife this morning in the. this morning at her room, 2165 Center. girl. He then‘cut his own throat and killed today by John Smith, his English from her recent attack of a Pree, . RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS, . ccre on ground hela under a U. 8,. °°lcrado Honse, Her death was in-. street, Berkeley, by taking morphine. . jumped into the bay from which he was. Coachman, Smith says Ide owed him Bae Or ne us nae os ae —_—— patent by J. B. Hobson, and others. Stantaneous. He was aged 21 and she . Her associates say she had been de-. rescued. He will probably recover. $1000,.and when he asked for money dicin fan Braantens: : ; The Schoolhouse Dedication Committee. Communication bas been had with}/19. He claims they were in bed when a . jected for a week; but they do not) The girl is dead. Jealousy was the . Ide told him he would pay when he got . ; Supervisor Judge Smith of Downie: yee Acknowledge Favors. ee oe wa tgs Columbia, . man opened the door and shot at them. . know what the trouble was. cause. ready. ville was in town last night on his way MThe general committee of the Board . the way to het etunbhie —_— Ke Re He took his pistol from under the _pil—_—_—_——— home from Oakland. asc: of Education and the teachers of Ne-. wishes in the matter, so nn will be . LOW and fired at the intruder, but did Took the Gas Route Government Stamped Envelopes. A Fine Picture. A. B. Schaaf of Sacramento went to vada City desire to extend their thanks . gone until its arrival. not raise his arm high enough and the Business men who are in the habit of Se oat Washington today to visit his brothert Lay, . q to every one who aided them inany way. J. F. Brown of Colfax has sold his. bullet. went through his. wife’s head. San Feanoisco, October 80.—A wo-. using government stamped envelopes. . Photographer Swart has on exhibition in-law D. P. Stewart. eu to make the dedication exercises of last . general merchandise business which. ‘The police doubt the story. The wo-. ™9 known as Miss Baldie committed . will note that as soon as the present at his gallery a very.fine photograph of. Richard Rowe of Grass Valley, who hon night successful both financially and . he has for years conducted at Iowa Hill . ans tite was heavily insured. suicide last night in her room’ at the . °oBtract for printing rans out you can. of the Champion mining: company’s . was secretly married in this city a socially. to Columbus Waterhouse. The sale lodging house at 13 Liberty street. We especially desire to mention the} includes the store building and stock get your evelopes printed at home only, as the government will no longer complant at this city. It is 36 by 16 inches week ago today to Miss Emily Whitin dimensions, and shows all the build-. burn, is a teacher in the Grass Valley The circumstances indicate that she. pete with the printer in printing return . ings. schools. was asphyxiated with illuminating gas. cards. Also by @ recent ruling your i She left a note saying that she was letters will-be held thirty days unless MINERS LOST tired of life. ‘ you have printed on your envelope the ‘j i Abbott for labor and material farnished . stores at Wisconsin Hill, Monono Fiat, Sctaeig Bee time you wish themheld. M Fe KR ER & G O : } ® at no profit ; Mr. J. Heyer who not only . fndependence Hill and Iowa Hill. The Brought No Gold. : ’ gerved as prompter for the dances in. gre of Ociober 17th made the fourth j Searriz, Oct. 30:—The steamship. The Tidings says Jas. Vineyard of ‘‘ The City of Nevada”’ hia, Pa, [ . two rooms, gratis, but also put himself . time Mr. Brown has suffered a loss by They Are Penned Na Stope peatland savivad tn Seattle wihedt eff eee Dee © Darrow cponne : " by Fire, : newspapers of the county, which did all] at Towa Hill, freight teams, and his FIVE COAL EN’S _. the necessary printing and advertising . jarge stable gn Main street, Colfax. ‘ for nothing ; the Nevada County Elec-. Mr. Brown was the only remaining piotric Power Company, who furnished all . neer merchant of that section, having, ) 4 the electric lights for nothing; Mr. W, during the last 89 years, conducted ' 4 A Narrow Escape. under a course of training for two. fre, a. alinicios ak ¢ Klondi for his life. He was returning home weeks in order that he might ascend] The trainmen on freight No. 19 lost ner or ounce of Klondike . trom French Corral, and coming down and descend the stairs rapidly and. be. control of a box car loud of lumber at gold. The Portland left St. Michaels. the grade to Bridgeport something on time at both places; Mr. Phil) pmigrant Gap last Wednesday evening. on October 16. She brought down $125,-. broke on the wagon and frightened the Goyne and the musicians of his orches-. phe combined efforts of two brakemen SoranTON, Pa., Oct. 30.—Five of the! 000 from the North American Trading. orses. They ran away, threw Mr. tra for the dance music furnished at a. nad railed to set the brake so it would . eight men who were canghtin a stope jand Transportation Company at St. Vineyard out, and he is somewhat/] adies of Nevada City and County : very low rate ; the members of the floor. }}o14. One of the brakemen left the. at the Von Church shaft perished durMichaels, . bruised but not dangerously hurt. The Oace again we wish to trouble you, but only for a reas xing esunne cea Hactheld took rat Oy Be oe an ik ing the night. The other three escaped . . ae a4 pleat egies nsbachansens short story. Our story is good, therefore it need not be long. istactory to all; Messrs. J.C. Rich and . tne sheds. He made a wild leap when through a gangway and from there Thanksgiving Proclamation. Now for an early — : A. Barub for serving as ticket-sellers . tne car had attained a terrific speed, . out through an sir-shatt. Wasuinaton, October 80.—President. ® Perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and “ SfeiCinloy ins proslamation wots aatde . 2o%4-Puriter. Removes Bilionsnese. ___._._JAf olid y-Pispl £ Sui Narrow Guage Railroad for a round-. Word was telegraphed to J. B, Knapp ‘ McKinley in a proclamation sets aside. itiout purging. AspleasantasLemon. —=—I ay r ip ay © “h tits: trip fare of 25 centsfrom Grass Valley;. atpBiue Canyon, who, with the assist: Sent Up For Life, November 25th as Thanksgiving day. Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar} o j : the members of the Grass Valley Board ance of M. McCormack, turned the de-. SrooxToy, Octover 30.—Oharles WillHe says that it is fitting to remember . tonic and retails’ for 50c. To get. the: JENUINE . ~~ of Education and-teachers for the-pro. railing switch and ditched the car. ‘The . jams, who was found. guilty. ofcompliGod’s goodness. Industry’ has pros-. GNUINE ask for Grove's. —— jy19-6m Grove’s Tasteress Cami Tonic is orders, We call your attention to Window No.°1. This display beats ut of Dra, ©: segaiciial etidorsement’ ‘of the “good ase te peveueee +e them-all,-and-if you-are interested walk~down and take’ one stment of car was completely demolished. The} . red and the conditions ) : & ; ‘ aed ak . work done; the Nevada Gas Company . gistance Paes Holersiit Gap to Bina] in the attempted robbery of the pi daca Yaw peas po ead ans Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk. good look. ‘The price,is there in great big bold figures. No he veld, . for lights fafnished at one half rates;. Qanyon is five miles, which was made . New Orleans expressed at Morano, was iinet Prepared French Mustard 25 cents. mystery and no guessing. And that is our story. nied aad the neighbors and friends who loaned . i, about four minutes. The prompt ac{today sentenced to life imprisonment Fine Finishing Lumber per quart at A. B. Wolf's. tf: : i itjand : their lamps, Chinese lanterns and fur-. tion of the railroad men at Blue Can-. at Folsom. 4 eee creat _ nitare;all whogenerously contributed . yon averted a terrible wreck, as the The lumber used in the construction Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors ‘a second the beankifal flowers sear. made every. car would have crashed into Conductor BRIEF MENTION of Washington schodlhouse was supand ballders, do Grét-class work cheap. he are. thing look-so cheerful and homelike; . gtoey— east-bound freight extra be. plied by the firm of Marsh Brothers, 2 ain bate. _» Mr. ©. ¥. Malloy for his instructive ad. . seen Towle and Blue Canyon. and is mostly the production of their] MARRIED. We want every lady to buy a suit from us. We want pmeoms ;, oe pty ah wine i 1 Le om Kinor Notes and: Comments of Local pias 1m lneide Anialing chp in ba oAt,this city, October 284, by Rev. W. . our shelves empty at the proper time in order to enable us to patients; P : * , Mr. : ex, whic of w ine of s . Gray, Richa ‘ we and Miss . . > : * sid you ‘Sweeney, Mrs. A.D. Mason, Mr. Ralph . AT THR CHURCHES SUNDAY, Interest. doaign had very high are. i ro to . Emily Whitburn, both of Grasa Valley, . <°¢P new fresh goods for you all the time. We intend todo given . 4 Cagionls and iiss = tenis Jains i. haves eer ag at the Union Hotel . order by them. that if we have to burn them. aa { mus éntertainment so. hig ’ . +@e-+ ina 4 4 appreciated. by the large audience. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada Monday will be trial calendar day in The New Shoe Store. rbstance 4 : Our only regret is that we could not City Tomorrow. the Superior Court, when all cases not! poaay a. J. Bovey took possession of hs 2, O O Oc? Respectfull ee ' gomfortably seat all in attendance so CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. heretofore set for trial will be put'‘on . 410 pivad street shoe store until re5 : ys fe ney . that they could enjoy the entertain. ne subjects of Rev. J. Sims for to-. ME Cleneae os in will . Somtly conducted by F. J. White. Mr, Whew! What a lot of nye 7 a ment better. Respectfully, morrow are as follows: In the morn-. . . < haw tata: 40a se i se send Bovey will conduct a general boot and} Moncey those Schilling’s Best bY) A HER & CO.

'@ ugent, Miss Luzie Keenan, Sec. Gen Com. ing—“Loving Thoughts.” In the evening Peay COREE ae ncesienhin shoe business, carrying a. complete 1 ke.” : i: belng Ys — Great Changes Occurring ThroughSamay naicnasie . member of the peat era will one ae repairing and ne e ma Mi F: : no University club. uring ; a ) Mls -_ GRASS VALLEY NEWS. out Christendom.” The Christian En-. + mon & Davis, at the corner of Bio's FS) that's right. They don’t ad : E deavor will meet at the usual pe mS Broad and Pine streets, are sole agents _ Cleared $250. have to worry about money ; ‘ 4 by Mrs. J.T. Gribble. Subject—“Trus i Th Planner ry = A Day's Record of the Doings of Our Christ.” Sabbath school at the close sfiggarseig et hiomeganery a a is rag eto ah hm pase se ane te Hey, re “ rida Don’t forget our Corset and Glove Depart t oo Neighbors. of the morning service. All are cor-. "mw, iotion for a new trial in the. ™entat Washington schoolhouse will W'S In making goods right, Se, Pah gf sir bi acon aplasia fee ot a ; J.M, Lakenan has returned from the . dially invited. case of McAulay vs. the ‘Tahoe Ice. than 0, riiet ol mined Oa taacos 2014 Don’t qecket ile Olodke Department M. & CO ‘aliforF Bay. METHODIST CHUROH. Company, which was being argued jin 1 4 P : 3 : galling ‘ Mrs. 8. Granger has returned from) Rey, W. CO. Gray, pastor, will preach . the Superior Court yesterday, was sub== shee Sacramento. at ll a.m, Subject: “Creed or Deed.” . mitted late in the afternoon. ness as. 4 Company “I” had a target practice at . 1, the evening there will be a children’s. Since hydraulicking became a lost. ) a Sheridan range today. ., preaching service, sermon by Rev. Mar-jart at Blue Tent, Miner Campbell is 4 F. M. Beed, a rancher, left today for} tin Thomas, and singidg by the Sunday . tryiug his hand at.ranching. His latest , : ’ a q Chicago where his mother is ill. school and choir. Class at 9:45. Sun-. achievement is a squash four feet in L) Pr i : q Donnelly & Mainbart are rearring . gay school at 12:30. Junior League . circumference and weighing nearly 100 Se oe oe b DEa and improving their grocery store. will meet at 6 p.m. Prayer meeting no} pounds. It can be seen at the National ; i) and Mrs. Wm. Freeman of thid city ts vis. ppursday evening. Epworth League . Hotel. claiane ; iting Mrs. Dan Morgan at Marysville. . pusiness' meeting Friday evening, Of-. W. HI. Tuttle of the Owl has just reNever shown with more attractiveness than now in our them, Ex-Under Sheriff Wm. Reynolds bas . cia Board meeting Saturday evening. . ceived an invoice of W. H. MoBrayer’s . ; pend ; 4 gone to Moore’s Flat to look after the TRINITY CHURCH. “Qedar Brook” whisky bottled in bond, Se SS admirable NEW and SEASONAB LE GOODS. Bei q affairs of the Metro ae ge hi Yeu Déertia; reckon. the first ever brought to Nevada ; te, in : Ths newamateur minstrel company . v de ; “leounty. It is guaranteed by the U. 8. . N, 4 has reorganized with a large memberFa Te hpraan ot atk Government to be absolutely pure and : NOW IS YOU R C H AN CE Chap; ship and will soon begin rehearsing. aside sohsol sf 1920 pth: NE 1,0 proof. . To secure the pick of the latest. Our NEW STOCK offers unusual advantages to the early buyer. ‘Take interest in your own welfare and drop in and see our FINE GOODS. We Bought Early and We Bought Cheap. We Came First and Got First Choice, which enables us jto_ Offer Profitable Pickings to Practical Patrons hh, Sote /This:2—_— A NEW STOCK, _ A CHOICE STOCK, ge 2 8 A LOW PRICE. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Nevada qCity . fCa'. Caas. Hoskin, who defeated Hooper Henig Ci evening service. All are cordially inol Meepnk City seceeilys Yt te © vited to attend the services at Trinity eo night’s ten-round fight between Savoy , and Wilson, employes of the Electric Church. Seats free. ’ Power Company. ST. CANIOEK CHURCH. Joseyh E. Jones went to various} Mass will be celebrated tomorrow in s.ores yesterday, representing that he . st. Canice Church at 8 and 10:30a. m. ° was a wood contractor near Smartsville. and in Washington at 10 o’clock a. m. and had 100 men employed. He bar-. Qn Monday the “feast of All Saints” gsined for $400 worth of goods. At John . mass will be celebrated in St. Canice’s Best's store he ordered $40 worth and . at 7:30 and 9:30 a. m. On Tuesday the wore away a pair of gloves,which he sold . «Feast of All Souls” mass will be ce!can be overcome in almost all cases later for 50 cents. He was arrested and . sbrated at 9 o’clock a. m. the use of Scott’s Emulsion of sent to the. county seat today to be +ee Liver Oil and the H: hos4xumined {or insanity. phites of Soda. hile + ee Tcmoriow’s Players. Sold at Sheriff’s Sale. The Nevada Uity uiine was sold at RTE Sheriff’s sale today to satisfy a judgFoilowing will be the line-up of the . ent for $12,439.26 obtained by George. tomorrow beginning at 1:30 p. m. sbarp:. gigims due from the Gold Hill mining Colts—Wiicox, p.; Oaverly, ©.; Harry,. ompany. The plaintiff bid the prop. 4 vester.28.; W. Sigourney, ge a vientand costs, Thos. 8. Ford as at2 sis oa Ai ndbiearex ane torney for the Eustern holderg of the Modurchs—Overmeyer, P.; E. Whity Rt bonds issued by the company protestb urn; ‘c.;. W. Ferkins, Ib.; G. Perkins, apap ding ; 4v.; Pomere, 8b.; Dial, ss.; Whiting, If,;. 24 agains f Giauson or J. Whitburn, cf.; Sears, re5T boue,ab-.: @ An Off Day.f oe At yesterday's 20-yard target shoot The Royal Whist Ciub. of Company C Lieutenant Bowerman a “ : The Hoyal Whist Club will meet at} and Private Bost led with a tie score of té. 83. S oi have rom have . OQ» e . James F. Uolley’s residence on Wed20 out of a possible 25. Private W. P. 1eday evening, November 3d, at 8 ‘pect featg pages Nhe > i o’clovk p. m. to reorganize. All the . Sergeant McLeod and Privates sonatas requested to be present. {and Kilroy each made 18. Tomorrow Mid Jorg ah nt scorr’s Emelsion. See that the _ Bt. NILON, President. . the Company will shoot on the 300 and Tae meadent Ge ad teak Jas. F. Couny, Secretary. 080-td . 500 yard ranges on Deer creek. . SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. z Corner Broad and“Pine Streets = = ™ OS