October 7, 1901 (4 pages)

v ~ Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exeepted THE. “PRANSORIED SS TELEPHONE NO. 41. nadine ies pogcary are in estan: There are eight electrical heaters an-. der the seats in each car. This heat jean be regulated by the motor man To sult the passengers. Fifteen inP. 0. BOX E aT NEVADA gos OALIFORNIA, each car, and .when they are lighted the glow is like a ball of fire. On each step is ;a eolored light which will Se found of great convenience to passéngers, a6 it will serve to guard against’ accidents in Rotting” on and off the cars at night,Inithe front ofthe interior of. eack , car is one of the latest registers for _re-. cording the ‘cash . ahd tickets, similar -to those used.on the San Francisco electric cars. ~The cars are fitted with loud warning ‘gongs which can:-be heard a long“distincs. The outside} seats of the cars will be closed, in by glass partition, in stormy weather, to protect the passengérs and motor man. Each car has ‘three sets of brakee of the most improved patents and by the’ application of one or all of them a.car going at a rapid speed can = stopped almbst ‘instantly. =m A transformer alvgl at “‘Marjevitie last Saturday night and will be shipped TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : ByMall, = + <* * $6 Per Year By Carrier, = 12 1s2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the sity. MONDAY...+. Oct, 7,1901 Almost C. ompleted. Clectric Cars Wilt Probably ' Be Running Sunday. One of the biggest and most important enterprises. ever inaugurated in Nevada County and one in which its pedple are deeply interested, is the building of the electric railroad between this city and Grass Valley by the Nevada County Traction Co. No project was ever undertaken in this contnhty that was ever carried out from the beginning to the end’ to a more . here immeditately., , It will probably s ful completion, and now that! rrive here Tuesday. Two. cars are the time is drawing near when the . already equipped with machinery. » new road is tobe put into practical) s+ @Gjenwood ‘there ‘is considerable . operation, the people are more inter-. york in progress at the carhouse ‘and’ ested than ever and all are on the repair shops, where workmen. are en“anxious seat’ and looking forward gaged im placing the wires in position with delight to next Sunday, when it), nq doing: other preparatory work. is éxpected that the cars will start; dhe road hes been’ filled in and: —from both ends of the} yelj planked at all crossings 80 that ne teams and ri f al) kinds The roadbed, which is substantial . joss the ag This is pecmigeniay and durable, is one of the best ever appreciated by those who have occalaid in California and will stand the. gion to go and come in vebicles along heaviest kind of traffic. Starting the ronte. from the terminus at this end of the. ‘goperintendent Fa epild. re aes # route, at the corner of Broad and Pine ing of great praise ; streets, the roadway passes dOWD. oxacutive ability he Broad street over Deer creek bridge t0}in successfully carrying oe enterthe Plaza, thence up Sacramento} prise to an early completion. street, and out of the city in @ southdealings withthe peoplehave won th erly directieg to a point where the] ongdence and esteeni. He igeirély street merges into what is Known a8 . the right math in the right place. the lower Grass Valley road, or turnSUPERIOR 0 OORT: » pike. This route is followed until the summit of the hill at Town Talk is reached, when the track ‘crosses thé tunnel of the N, C. N. G. R. RB. Co. and takes a southwesterly course down the . hillside to the Nevada County Traction Co.’s station, where the carhouses and repair shops are situated on a level and picturesque stretch of country. -This delightful spot has recently been named Glenwood, being formerly known as the Sutton ranch. From here the road makes a gentle eircle . around to the southeast and joins the main turnpike or wagon road which it follows to Grass Valley, passing up Majin street and down Mill street to a point in front of the Auditorium, which is the present termifius of the road. The route is very picturesque one and. the grades of the roadway are quite gentle, a uniform eleventh-grade being followed in its construction. In the center of the Traction Company’s property at Glenwood, and connegted with the main line is a spur track 6f switch to be used when the cars pass each other. This point is about half way nie Nevada City and Gfass Valley and it is intended that the cars will leave both cities at the same time and meet at this switch orturn-out. This spur track is connected with the car-house with three branch tracks, one of each leading to the three large entrances of the building. Inthe building the three tracks are excavated underneath and the space will be used by employes in cleaning and repairs. The excavations:are quite roomy, being eight eet in the clear. The car house itself is quite a structure, being 109 feet in iength and 47 feet wide, and is constructed of corrugated fron. In the rear of this large building are two smaller structures, -Qne is a stone building where the transformers are located and is covered with a double thickness of corrugated i iron, making the entire strucBusiness Yaneaited it at To-day’ ae Judge Nilon Presiding.:” The following. busi was ne acted in fhe Superior,’ Oourt téday, Hon. F. T. Nilon, presiding: New Blue Point Mining O for trial on “Poesday, October 22, 1901. Estate of : William Clemo, deceaseth. It was ordered that. the. of the estate be set aside for the ee of the widow. : Estate of) W+ Hy Krecikt deceased. Order ber hearing of the objections to the settfement of the sixth annual ascoutit.of the executor be set for Tuesday, Oct. 29. Sarab Giles vs. City of Nevada “et al. Demurrer :of {plaintiff to defendant's answer came up for. hearing. A. Burrows appearing for plaintiff, and Thos. 8. Ford and I. O, Lindley for defend -. ant. Argued and submitted. I. L. Weed vs. Frank M. Reed. Ordered that bearing of motion for, new trial be continued until Monday, Oc-f tober 14, 1901. John Caldwell vs. A. D. Mason. service of Summons, argued and submitted. Personal Happenings. J. Berry came down from “Grizzly Hill today. ' 8. W. McKinney is down from North} Bloomfield. M. Peterson, wife and child came down from Relief Httl today. George Bonney is down from Relief Hill. _ Attorney T. §. Ford, left this afternoon for Carson on legal business. are over from #rench Corral. Steps Being Cater to Mice the bovis stores in this city to close every evening at 6 o'clock, excepting pro=. and apparently -some of them not clerks the privilege of a little time in oe: O. Wy Kiltts xa,, P. Sees October 6+ Baroe { Motion of defendant to quash second} . George W. Beard and W, G. Fenton} (ef I HERA APT. HODES a GIVES. TESTIMONY BROwN & 2 CATLESENS-jcandevoent -lighte-are-in groups.0n}. ree Board of Supervisors. Business Oransacted at the Regular Quarterly Session. “The régular ghecarly tgession of the . Board. of Supervisors commenced: this morning. All! the members of the Wagittierop! October >The Schley Court of Inquiry . ' this morning began its third week before the largest crowd of people which ‘has yet been present. Captain Lemley annonnced that he. still had a aie Witnesses, the éxamination of which will probably take all week.” The Principal witness today was Captain Hodgeson of the battleship Texas, who stated regarding the position. of the Brooklyn during battle, that he was never near enough to Schléy’s vessel to bé‘in danger of collision. in fegatd to the misunderstanding of signals from shore he said he thought they were between the different departments jof the Spanish service instead of agpinss the Cubans and the American ‘war vessels. Board were present and W. H. Martin presided. {he proceedings of the Board were ordered published in the Tidings-T'elegraph. : Bide for construction of 4 bridge across Kentucky Ravine in Bridgeport Township were opened, and the followjing were the-bidders and amounts: F. W. Bost and O. ‘A. Tompkins, [gonstructing bridge as per plans, etc., $456.82; constructing abutments, $8.40 per.cubic yard ; constructing earth fill approaches as per plans, etc., 50 cents per cubic yard. W. &. Horan vonstructing bridge, $880; abutments, $8.10 per cubie yard; garth fill approaches, 50 cents per eubic. yard. Geo. E. Beard et al., constructing bridge, $358 ; abutments, $7 per oubic yard ; earth fill, 50 cents per cubic yard. In testifying re in ip Siete Plano Eatly-Closing Plan. Stores Close at Six Oetock: Theredis a movement on foot for the on Saturday. The object of the posed. new regulation is to give the the evening for recreation. It s said that the early-closing movement is in ue through the State, and that alee of the very few have not adopted the new plan. ted far as we have fof: anr-bosigew = aa in st of the ar banposs & present working day is deemed Sue too long. If all of the F i ie houses g their cusHiatters so as not to incon swiecenves much and it ‘e Qe be better for all conquite a a tepspe ta« 1 Murder: mund Rothsebild banking family, barrow wip Masher tka death at the bands of a worlinian ‘at Neuilly yesterday. ‘he Ww Baron ¥ widing in an automohile when A man harled a heavy spaie’ he “Death to the bourgeois,” The ‘missile. missed the Baron but. ts Sawa ad machine. Congraiillated. 4S) Los cokic aooiien “Ovtober 5—Governor Henry T. Gage arrived here on the Qwl train. from. San Francisco this morning, and proceeded immediately to his ranch ‘at Downey. His arrival . was unexpected but quite a crowd assem bled about him at the ‘depot to shéke his hand and congrattlate him on the settlement ofthe strike in San Francisco, — + ome “The young man in San Francisco ‘who matried.a supposed dying woman in order to gain some legal right to -protect her child after she was gone, now has a convalescent wife and stepehild on. bis hands? ‘He*should have called In more doctors. goers i is ‘Jothiaw t in the Gra more ghtful than a drink of good whiskey—and Jésse Moore.is good whiskey. zg Kite is. ge ditieon Washi os Briel, Totegi ie Jobn Cleave Kade bad a neat and sabt-} ture impervious to fire or water. This buildiug is 23x27 ‘feet in size Off ° to the left of this is located the storage battery house, which is 23x9 feet in seize: Here is where the “electric juice” is stored and dealt out in quantities to suit the operator. The walls of the building is doped with a black mixture to prevent any electricity passing out of’ this room and also to make it fireproof. All the wires. connected with the generating room are laid underdence property on the Grass Valley tarnpike. ’ The Christian Endeavor iety , the Congregational chuteh ° al row evening. * James Hennessey, 4 stantial fence built around’ his -resi= their regular business are tomor' lost a fine black mare ste rai g <o® ground and are incased in waterproof rubber covegings while this is again protected by tile raceways or pipes fever. animal having succumbed “to ‘tangy ork. “S17 day says that P. M. Doyle base returned . W.H. Arnbart, constructing bridge, $425 ; abutments, $6.50 per cubic yard ; earth fil!, 90 cents per cubic yard. A. BR. Lady, constructing bridge, $390 ; abutments, $8 40 per cubic yard; earth fill, 38 per cubic yard.; Samuel Doubt and R. J. Davey, constructing earth fill approaches, 44 cents per cubic yard. The following contracts were awarded: W. F. Horan, bridge, $330; George B. Beard, abutments at $7 per cubic yard ; A. R. Lady, constructing earth fill approaches at 38 cents per cubic Back From Tonopah. The Truckee Republican of SaturM4 from the mining camp of Tonopah, Nevada, and reports having had a rough trip. A perfect gale blew, and the drifting: sande covered everything. The town is built principally of tente strong enough to resist the terrible wind. The mines there areas good as reported but they have all ‘been loAn Extended . Coures New York, October 6—General William Booth of the Salvation Aimy, who has been in conference here with his chief lieutenants ever since bis arrival from London, left today for. all gene Osanads, which to the Pacific coast. pects to Februar the sae eat of that ‘month. Instead of ft charging everybody five cents a ride, ways will hnock off a cent to all passengers who are compelled to stand up. This is ‘certainly fare treatment.) * By local applications, as they cannot pala the diseased portion of the ear, There is only ness, this tube gets inflamed you have & rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this >, tube restored to its normal condition, ['¢ hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine} . case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed confor any case of deafness (caused be catarrh)that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. sale at Rector Bros. eed ral tour of the United States will be extended 6 The General exbe back to the Bast coast by y and will sail for home about 80 6 i the Chicago street railenamel —= Deafness Cannot’Be Cured. —— one way to cure deaf-. pes and that is by constitutional medies, Deafness is caused by an flamed condition of the mucous ling of the Eustachian Tube. When tion of the mucous surfaces. We will. give One Hundred Dollare F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo,O. °f Sold by: druggists, 75c, bee Hall’s Family Pills aré*the beet. : 2 o@e Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for cated long ago and miniag claims have been staked out for five m coe He estimates the population oe thing over three thousand. “He Wrought specimens of the rich ore with him, It shows no free gold, and is such tock -inappearance as you may see anywhere. It is whitish in color, inclined to crystalization and has mineral stains on it. It is very rich, however. . yard. a Too Much Talking. Assuredly it takes a great deal of correcting of testimony in the Schley court of inquiry for the witness to get themselves on record right. A’ majority of the witnesses have come back after they thought they had got through to change something, and it suggests that the whole controversy has arisen out of too much talking by gentlemen who went ahead before they were sure they were right. Directors Elected. ¢ Pod stockholders of the Sailor Fiat Mining Company held a meeting at the Citizens Bank la t Satarday night and ie: Lee bes following ida for the . The Handsomest Woman no Nevada ensuing term: Mrs. 8S. N. Williame, City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives boogie appetite. Price 250; and a@ package. For sale by H. ig erman, sole agent. be tf Mrs. Annie Campbell, W. H. Wieeman, O. D. Campbell Jr. and D. E: Morgan. . The property, which isin the Blae Tent miniog district, is being worked to good advantage, and its fatare:pros‘pects are very flattering. Jesse Moore whiskies are famous the world over for purity and flavor as wellas for all the other qualities that make good whiskey. -2e0-+-—___— > pasar for Tae TRANSORIPT. ‘Taken before bedtime Gilt Edge whiskey will break ap ang cold. Se . Borrato Lagse Bexr on ae oe Peaeht, st at a cents a glass, at Conuacil W.d. capt ed CG 19 ticulats. 50 cents. all sizes, 50 cents, Window. the eause. GRAND FALE'€ Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,, Tuesday, October 12, 4 A surprise for every ong * Wate th ‘We have a ladies’ and Chi to tell you today. See one of our of them. Rent. ¢ columns for par . Underwear story . haw V indows it is full Extra Heavy Fleeced Vests and Pants bor Ladies, all sizes, New Things in Dress’ Goods.’ ~ Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard White met Comp Ci IPATION. ILEGG & SHAW CO. S wae . : through which they run. This method does away with the inconvenience of having a network of. overhead wires. ‘a Two 200 h, p. generators will receive the current direct from the power house and send a direct carrent tothe trolley wires of 500 to 575 volts. This current is returned again by a novel 25 cents each. Ladies’ Vests and Pants at $1.50, and $2.25 each, All great: from the Factory. And the only place = get as mach 4 for your money is at the Big Store. : Children’s Extra Heavy. Fleeced Ves ers; all sizes,25 cents eaeh. “Wee sizes as others do for small.ones, Bi Child’s Natural Woel. Ves Ta Respectfully, fe VE AEDES Se co. at 50c, 7Sc, ‘$1, $1. 25, 1 g sates. All right © j Haak Dr. Wright’s Health Underwear ’ for. Fisfaten, all sizes, . ts)-Pants and Drawers,” This is a big thing for little money. e Ott “Dres: Coole QA A Watch Stopped 2 oi? Ta A We carry a full line of Optical Goods # » ys cleaned we will A. & H. W. HARTUNG. WATORMAKERs, a ; 8 gm : Nia (ites bid 1s Bring it to us and a Tepair it ata very reasonable carat If it needs to be °. Watches, Clocks and “Uae Own? Baking Powder q are _— Street, jast above Pine : A invention to two other generators on the left hand side of the two first mentioned. By this method the current is made reversible and can be used over again, while a very small percentage of . it is wasted. The transformers rest on cement foundations 5 feet deep and 15 Ladies’s Walk tension, a ‘when you’ DONT YOU WANT A PAIR? HAVE YOU SEEN THE HE Swell Shoes for Winter dicplayed i in our handsome’ Shoe Window. They are Patent Vici, with welted 4s Shoes for walking or dress wear. . Come in and-see the new ideas in Footwear. — perited poles, Box Calf with slit double soles, = ing Shoe, $2.25 This shoe is made of fine Box Calf, double phone ight 6d ood street or school shoe. y. th: ee is Price, TAs as nee You take no: feet long, and set on insulated tim-/ bers 12x12 inches in dimension. All’ i the holding bolts. are inserted in fire proof pockets. : *In the main building the Traction Co. bas two cozy offices fitted up, which will be lighted and heated by Slectricity. Woma 7} Women’s bead: eM plump bite Pe, the children. earpo ‘Lace, $1 715 ace, neat rounding toe, ti ent. shoe for out-door wear, $1 ae, : izes 1174 to 2, $i50518%. MOi8E) SEAS S: me SES ng ¥ rere The four cars will hold thirty-two} inside and twelve outside. The seats in the interior of the cars are double and made of ra'tan, There Werhave given up the Pretore Busts ~~~ -~ ness, Our contract having ere AS Men’s Every Day Shoe, $1.50, $1.75: There is no limit to the demand for Good Cheap Shoe [sell such lines as are solid leather throughout, cad Sey pt, the best shoe on the market for the money. ; Men’ s $3 Dre e have a large varietWe Calf, Vici Kid, ri Be: oft made on new shapes with w “Boy's Iron Clad -ScheolShoes), : ‘Miner's ie es yet eee le nfleri The soles are reinOur Store i is well knoy ‘for s. 2 oer ‘in 00 wear. er 2% tolonly the best. Come + Supp 37651 — EP Gur Prices in al Geove's ta Si Tonic removés fifteon acres is offered P é ~ Address Lucy Wake. ~ g f Ww. t from “an Franci RS. Kane and B A. Francisco came in ms train. 4 W. Smith’ is here. . Mr. Wells left thie® Francisco. Mrs. C. C. Wallage San }’rancisco last. . Bradley Arnhart Francisco last evening. W. LL. Bray, the aiinis San Francisco Sunday. J. A Bower went to. day, morning, where he . ness to é ittend to, oo Dana Harmon of Gast ge iy onl on busine in Napa 5 étude es to Mr. Stark. Mrs. A. F. Ald, wha Oakland and other plage fit of her health, has" te what improved, Her Fowler, returned with hi Miss Lily Richards of who has been visiting cisco, is now in this city ane Richard Beokerle Mrs, T. N. Williams be Jose, M. Trampetta ction: rived here last evening morning for Sierra Oit business. Miss Blanks of ‘Downie been visiting at San Frar here iast evening and left . for her home, Mise Annie Cobn: lott for Camptonville, where [ friend: Mrs. ‘Bassett of San £ rivet here last evening — morning for Downieville, Mrs. M. W, Mather, 9 visiting at Oakland, re Saturday evening, — Mr, his wife at this city, and morning for their home [ bago mine, Mrs. BK. W, Simmons ¢ cisco is v isietinel her pare Mrs. Lord Housman, in t C, Connor of San Fran here last evening and left for Moore’s Flat, " Larry Ryan passed t) this morning on bie we Ridge, Mrs. Robinson, Gove spector of the Woman’s . will scrive in thie oity will attend a meeting « Corps tomorrow afternoo: Misses Kate and Josie EK and James Kelleher, re morniug to Washington. Mrs, Dugan of Washing terduy fora visit with. fri Francisco, Mr, and Mrs. O, hs Oan! yesterday to San Franelec Rovert Organ, who has ing in Arizona for some ti here yesterday mt a parents, Superintendent A, D. € ture. . yesterday from § and left this afternoon . ee . Mine at North Bie S. 5. Goldberg, M. I Robes and W.F, Newell « cisco arrived here on te train, Supervisor BE, @, Griese from \\ ashington last eve Supervisor John Fay ca Truckee last evening. Supervisor AlWood 4 North San Juan, Supe rintendent P, Tant Providence mine returned from San Franciséo. — Clifford Dennis return ing from a visit te San Jo John Nicholis, the. ‘ba from : ou Bet,’ i. P. Tuttle is here fro W. G. Rerimer is here delpiia on mining busine Mr and Mrs. W, @, . this worning fora visit . cisco. Mr, Richards ie 4 the Masonie Grand Lodge Mrs. O, R, Clarke,., 9 here ong visit to her man turne ‘ to San Fran Mis sE lenore Va oe Visiting her mother, » 33 ct Francisco today, i eat: a chagt Hyman . Fra ank Aumertil tlem: an, arrived lot of cattle for Colley Bros, mi i s© Pearl — T. Morgan. hor home ci Miss Shackelford While on her visit sonia a vi tnd Who att : bitshe wer Covery, Ww Saved her. 8umplion, Hight. her, can’ "Phi is Buaranteed Tri Lan eases rial Se ftore, bottlea#

v ~ Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exeepted THE. “PRANSORIED SS TELEPHONE NO. 41. nadine ies pogcary are in estan: There are eight electrical heaters an-. der the seats in each car. This heat jean be regulated by the motor man To sult the passengers. Fifteen inP. 0. BOX E aT NEVADA gos OALIFORNIA, each car, and .when they are lighted the glow is like a ball of fire. On each step is ;a eolored light which will Se found of great convenience to passéngers, a6 it will serve to guard against’ accidents in Rotting” on and off the cars at night,Inithe front ofthe interior of. eack , car is one of the latest registers for _re-. cording the ‘cash . ahd tickets, similar -to those used.on the San Francisco electric cars. ~The cars are fitted with loud warning ‘gongs which can:-be heard a long“distincs. The outside} seats of the cars will be closed, in by glass partition, in stormy weather, to protect the passengérs and motor man. Each car has ‘three sets of brakee of the most improved patents and by the’ application of one or all of them a.car going at a rapid speed can = stopped almbst ‘instantly. =m A transformer alvgl at “‘Marjevitie last Saturday night and will be shipped TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : ByMall, = + <* * $6 Per Year By Carrier, = 12 1s2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the sity. MONDAY......+.. Oct, 7,1901 Almost C. ompleted. Clectric Cars Wilt Probably ' Be Running Sunday. One of the biggest and most important enterprises. ever inaugurated in Nevada County and one in which its pedple are deeply interested, is the building of the electric railroad between this city and Grass Valley by the Nevada County Traction Co. No project was ever undertaken in this contnhty that was ever carried out from the beginning to the end’ to a more . here immeditately., , It will probably s ful completion, and now that! rrive here Tuesday. Two. cars are the time is drawing near when the . already equipped with machinery. » new road is tobe put into practical) s+ @Gjenwood ‘there ‘is considerable . operation, the people are more inter-. york in progress at the carhouse ‘and’ ested than ever and all are on the repair shops, where workmen. are en“anxious seat’ and looking forward gaged im placing the wires in position with delight to next Sunday, when it), nq doing: other preparatory work. is éxpected that the cars will start; dhe road hes been’ filled in and: —from both ends of the} yelj planked at all crossings 80 that ne teams and ri f al) kinds The roadbed, which is substantial . joss the ag This is pecmigeniay and durable, is one of the best ever appreciated by those who have occalaid in California and will stand the. gion to go and come in vebicles along heaviest kind of traffic. Starting the ronte. from the terminus at this end of the. ‘goperintendent Fa epild. re aes # route, at the corner of Broad and Pine ing of great praise ; streets, the roadway passes dOWD. oxacutive ability he Broad street over Deer creek bridge t0}in successfully carrying oe enterthe Plaza, thence up Sacramento} prise to an early completion. street, and out of the city in @ southdealings withthe peoplehave won th erly directieg to a point where the] ongdence and esteeni. He igeirély street merges into what is Known a8 . the right math in the right place. the lower Grass Valley road, or turnSUPERIOR 0 OORT: » pike. This route is followed until the summit of the hill at Town Talk is reached, when the track ‘crosses thé tunnel of the N, C. N. G. R. RB. Co. and takes a southwesterly course down the . hillside to the Nevada County Traction Co.’s station, where the carhouses and repair shops are situated on a level and picturesque stretch of country. -This delightful spot has recently been named Glenwood, being formerly known as the Sutton ranch. From here the road makes a gentle eircle . around to the southeast and joins the main turnpike or wagon road which it follows to Grass Valley, passing up Majin street and down Mill street to a point in front of the Auditorium, which is the present termifius of the road. The route is very picturesque one and. the grades of the roadway are quite gentle, a uniform eleventh-grade being followed in its construction. In the center of the Traction Company’s property at Glenwood, and connegted with the main line is a spur track 6f switch to be used when the cars pass each other. This point is about half way nie Nevada City and Gfass Valley and it is intended that the cars will leave both cities at the same time and meet at this switch orturn-out. This spur track is connected with the car-house with three branch tracks, one of each leading to the three large entrances of the building. Inthe building the three tracks are excavated underneath and the space will be used by employes in cleaning and repairs. The excavations:are quite roomy, being eight eet in the clear. The car house itself is quite a structure, being 109 feet in iength and 47 feet wide, and is constructed of corrugated fron. In the rear of this large building are two smaller structures, -Qne is a stone building where the transformers are located and is covered with a double thickness of corrugated i iron, making the entire strucBusiness Yaneaited it at To-day’ ae Judge Nilon Presiding.:” The following. busi was ne acted in fhe Superior,’ Oourt téday, Hon. F. T. Nilon, presiding: New Blue Point Mining O for trial on “Poesday, October 22, 1901. Estate of : William Clemo, deceaseth. It was ordered that. the. of the estate be set aside for the ee of the widow. : Estate of) W+ Hy Krecikt deceased. Order ber hearing of the objections to the settfement of the sixth annual ascoutit.of the executor be set for Tuesday, Oct. 29. Sarab Giles vs. City of Nevada “et al. Demurrer :of {plaintiff to defendant's answer came up for. hearing.. A. Burrows appearing for plaintiff, and Thos. 8. Ford and I. O, Lindley for defend -. ant. Argued and submitted. I. L. Weed vs. Frank M. Reed. Ordered that bearing of motion for, new trial be continued until Monday, Oc-f tober 14, 1901. John Caldwell vs. A. D. Mason. service of Summons, argued and submitted. Personal Happenings. J. Berry came down from “Grizzly Hill today. ' 8. W. McKinney is down from North} Bloomfield. M. Peterson, wife and child came down from Relief Httl today. George Bonney is down from Relief Hill. _ Attorney T. §. Ford, left this afternoon for Carson on legal business. are over from #rench Corral. Steps Being Cater to Mice the bovis stores in this city to close every evening at 6 o'clock, excepting pro=. and apparently -some of them not clerks the privilege of a little time in oe: O. Wy Kiltts xa,, P. Sees October 6+ Baroe { Motion of defendant to quash second} . George W. Beard and W, G. Fenton} (ef I HERA APT. HODES a GIVES. TESTIMONY BROwN & 2 CATLESENS-jcandevoent -lighte-are-in groups.0n}. ree Board of Supervisors. Business Oransacted at the Regular Quarterly Session. “The régular ghecarly tgession of the . Board. of Supervisors commenced: this morning. All! the members of the Wagittierop! October >The Schley Court of Inquiry . ' this morning began its third week before the largest crowd of people which ‘has yet been present. Captain Lemley annonnced that he. still had a aie Witnesses, the éxamination of which will probably take all week.” The Principal witness today was Captain Hodgeson of the battleship Texas, who stated regarding the position. of the Brooklyn during battle, that he was never near enough to Schléy’s vessel to bé‘in danger of collision. in fegatd to the misunderstanding of signals from shore he said he thought they were between the different departments jof the Spanish service instead of agpinss the Cubans and the American ‘war vessels. Board were present and W. H. Martin presided. {he proceedings of the Board were ordered published in the Tidings-T'elegraph. : Bide for construction of 4 bridge across Kentucky Ravine in Bridgeport Township were opened, and the followjing were the-bidders and amounts: F. W. Bost and O. ‘A. Tompkins, [gonstructing bridge as per plans, etc., $456.82; constructing abutments, $8.40 per.cubic yard ; constructing earth fill approaches as per plans, etc., 50 cents per cubic yard. W. &. Horan vonstructing bridge, $880; abutments, $8.10 per cubie yard; garth fill approaches, 50 cents per eubic. yard. Geo. E. Beard et al., constructing bridge, $358 ; abutments, $7 per oubic yard ; earth fill, 50 cents per cubic yard. In testifying re in ip Siete Plano Eatly-Closing Plan. Stores Close at Six Oetock: Theredis a movement on foot for the on Saturday. The object of the posed. new regulation is to give the the evening for recreation. It s said that the early-closing movement is in ue through the State, and that alee of the very few have not adopted the new plan. ted far as we have fof: anr-bosigew = aa in st of the ar banposs & present working day is deemed Sue too long. If all of the F i ie houses g their cusHiatters so as not to incon swiecenves much and it ‘e Qe be better for all conquite a a tepspe ta« 1 Murder: mund Rothsebild banking family, barrow wip Masher tka death at the bands of a worlinian ‘at Neuilly yesterday. ‘he Ww Baron ¥ widing in an automohile when A man harled a heavy spaie’ he “Death to the bourgeois,” The ‘missile. missed the Baron but. ts Sawa ad machine. Congraiillated. 4S) Los cokic aooiien “Ovtober 5—Governor Henry T. Gage arrived here on the Qwl train. from. San Francisco this morning, and proceeded immediately to his ranch ‘at Downey. His arrival . was unexpected but quite a crowd assem bled about him at the ‘depot to shéke his hand and congrattlate him on the settlement ofthe strike in San Francisco, — + ome “The young man in San Francisco ‘who matried.a supposed dying woman in order to gain some legal right to -protect her child after she was gone, now has a convalescent wife and stepehild on. bis hands? ‘He*should have called In more doctors. goers i is ‘Jothiaw t in the Gra more ghtful than a drink of good whiskey—and Jésse Moore.is good whiskey. zg Kite is. ge ditieon Washi os Briel, Totegi ie Jobn Cleave Kade bad a neat and sabt-} ture impervious to fire or water. This buildiug is 23x27 ‘feet in size Off ° to the left of this is located the storage battery house, which is 23x9 feet in seize: Here is where the “electric juice” is stored and dealt out in quantities to suit the operator. The walls of the building is doped with a black mixture to prevent any electricity passing out of’ this room and also to make it fireproof. All the wires. connected with the generating room are laid underdence property on the Grass Valley tarnpike. ’ The Christian Endeavor iety , the Congregational chuteh ° al row evening. * James Hennessey, 4 stantial fence built around’ his -resi= their regular business are tomor' lost a fine black mare ste rai g <o® ground and are incased in waterproof rubber covegings while this is again protected by tile raceways or pipes fever. animal having succumbed “to ‘tangy ork. “S17 day says that P. M. Doyle base returned . W.H. Arnbart, constructing bridge, $425 ; abutments, $6.50 per cubic yard ; earth fil!, 90 cents per cubic yard. A. BR. Lady, constructing bridge, $390 ; abutments, $8 40 per cubic yard; earth fill, 38 per cubic yard.; Samuel Doubt and R. J. Davey, constructing earth fill approaches, 44 cents per cubic yard. The following contracts were awarded: W. F. Horan, bridge, $330; George B. Beard, abutments at $7 per cubic yard ; A. R. Lady, constructing earth fill approaches at 38 cents per cubic Back From Tonopah. The Truckee Republican of SaturM4 from the mining camp of Tonopah, Nevada, and reports having had a rough trip. A perfect gale blew, and the drifting: sande covered everything. The town is built principally of tente strong enough to resist the terrible wind. The mines there areas good as reported but they have all ‘been loAn Extended . Coures New York, October 6—General William Booth of the Salvation Aimy, who has been in conference here with his chief lieutenants ever since bis arrival from London, left today for. all gene Osanads, which to the Pacific coast. pects to Februar the sae eat of that ‘month. Instead of ft charging everybody five cents a ride, ways will hnock off a cent to all passengers who are compelled to stand up. This is ‘certainly fare treatment.) * By local applications, as they cannot pala the diseased portion of the ear, There is only ness, this tube gets inflamed you have & rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this >, tube restored to its normal condition, ['¢ hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine} . case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed confor any case of deafness (caused be catarrh)that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. sale at Rector Bros. eed ral tour of the United States will be extended 6 The General exbe back to the Bast coast by y and will sail for home about 80 6 i the Chicago street railenamel —= Deafness Cannot’Be Cured. —— one way to cure deaf-. pes

and that is by constitutional medies, Deafness is caused by an flamed condition of the mucous ling of the Eustachian Tube. When tion of the mucous surfaces. We will. give One Hundred Dollare F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo,O. °f Sold by: druggists, 75c, bee Hall’s Family Pills aré*the beet. : 2 o@e Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for cated long ago and miniag claims have been staked out for five m coe He estimates the population oe thing over three thousand. “He Wrought specimens of the rich ore with him, It shows no free gold, and is such tock -inappearance as you may see anywhere. It is whitish in color, inclined to crystalization and has mineral stains on it. It is very rich, however. . yard. a Too Much Talking. Assuredly it takes a great deal of correcting of testimony in the Schley court of inquiry for the witness to get themselves on record right. A’ majority of the witnesses have come back after they thought they had got through to change something, and it suggests that the whole controversy has arisen out of too much talking by gentlemen who went ahead before they were sure they were right. Directors Elected. ¢ Pod stockholders of the Sailor Fiat Mining Company held a meeting at the Citizens Bank la t Satarday night and ie: Lee bes following ida for the . The Handsomest Woman no Nevada ensuing term: Mrs. 8S. N. Williame, City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives boogie appetite. Price 250; and a@ package. For sale by H. ig erman, sole agent. be tf Mrs. Annie Campbell, W. H. Wieeman, O. D. Campbell Jr. and D. E: Morgan. . The property, which isin the Blae Tent miniog district, is being worked to good advantage, and its fatare:pros‘pects are very flattering. Jesse Moore whiskies are famous the world over for purity and flavor as wellas for all the other qualities that make good whiskey. -2e0-+-—___— > pasar for Tae TRANSORIPT. ‘Taken before bedtime Gilt Edge whiskey will break ap ang cold. Se . Borrato Lagse Bexr on ae oe Peaeht, st at a cents a glass, at Conuacil W.d. capt ed CG 19 ticulats. 50 cents. all sizes, 50 cents, Window. the eause. GRAND FALE'€ Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,, Tuesday, October 12, 4 A surprise for every ong * Wate th ‘We have a ladies’ and Chi to tell you today. See one of our of them. Rent. ¢ columns for par . Underwear story . haw V indows it is full Extra Heavy Fleeced Vests and Pants bor Ladies, all sizes, New Things in Dress’ Goods.’ ~ Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard White met Comp Ci IPATION. ILEGG & SHAW CO. S wae . : through which they run. This method does away with the inconvenience of having a network of. overhead wires. ‘a Two 200 h, p. generators will receive the current direct from the power house and send a direct carrent tothe trolley wires of 500 to 575 volts. This current is returned again by a novel 25 cents each. Ladies’ Vests and Pants at $1.50, and $2.25 each, All great: from the Factory. And the only place = get as mach 4 for your money is at the Big Store. : Children’s Extra Heavy. Fleeced Ves ers; all sizes,25 cents eaeh. “Wee sizes as others do for small.ones, Bi Child’s Natural Woel. Ves Ta Respectfully, fe VE AEDES Se co. at 50c, 7Sc, ‘$1, $1. 25, 1 g sates. All right © j Haak Dr. Wright’s Health Underwear ’ for. Fisfaten, all sizes, . ts)-Pants and Drawers,” This is a big thing for little money. e Ott “Dres: Coole QA A Watch Stopped 2 oi? Ta A We carry a full line of Optical Goods # » ys cleaned we will A. & H. W. HARTUNG. WATORMAKERs, a ; 8 gm : Nia (ites bid 1s Bring it to us and a Tepair it ata very reasonable carat If it needs to be °. Watches, Clocks and “Uae Own? Baking Powder q are _— Street, jast above Pine : A invention to two other generators on the left hand side of the two first mentioned. By this method the current is made reversible and can be used over again, while a very small percentage of . it is wasted. The transformers rest on cement foundations 5 feet deep and 15 Ladies’s Walk tension, a ‘when you’ DONT YOU WANT A PAIR? HAVE YOU SEEN THE HE Swell Shoes for Winter dicplayed i in our handsome’ Shoe Window. They are Patent Vici, with welted 4s Shoes for walking or dress wear. . Come in and-see the new ideas in Footwear. — perited poles, Box Calf with slit double soles, = ing Shoe, $2.25 This shoe is made of fine Box Calf, double phone ight 6d ood street or school shoe. y. th: ee is Price, TAs as nee You take no: feet long, and set on insulated tim-/ bers 12x12 inches in dimension. All’ i the holding bolts. are inserted in fire proof pockets. : *In the main building the Traction Co. bas two cozy offices fitted up, which will be lighted and heated by Slectricity. Woma 7} Women’s bead: eM plump bite Pe, the children. earpo ‘Lace, $1 715 ace, neat rounding toe, ti ent. shoe for out-door wear, $1 ae, : izes 1174 to 2, $i50518%. MOi8E) SEAS S: me SES ng ¥ rere The four cars will hold thirty-two} inside and twelve outside. The seats in the interior of the cars are double and made of ra'tan, There Werhave given up the Pretore Busts ~~~ -~ ness, Our contract having ere AS Men’s Every Day Shoe, $1.50, $1.75: There is no limit to the demand for Good Cheap Shoe [sell such lines as are solid leather throughout, cad Sey pt, the best shoe on the market for the money. ; Men’ s $3 Dre e have a large varietWe Calf, Vici Kid, ri Be: oft made on new shapes with w “Boy's Iron Clad -ScheolShoes), : ‘Miner's ie es yet eee le nfleri The soles are reinOur Store i is well knoy ‘for s. 2 oer ‘in 00 wear. er 2% tolonly the best. Come + Supp 37651 — EP Gur Prices in al Geove's ta Si Tonic removés fifteon acres is offered P é ~ Address Lucy Wake. ~ g f Ww. t from “an Franci RS. Kane and B A. Francisco came in ms train. 4 W. Smith’ is here. . Mr. Wells left thie® Francisco. Mrs. C. C. Wallage San }’rancisco last. . Bradley Arnhart Francisco last evening. W. LL. Bray, the aiinis San Francisco Sunday. J. A Bower went to. day, morning, where he . ness to é ittend to, oo Dana Harmon of Gast ge iy onl on busine in Napa 5 étude es to Mr. Stark. Mrs. A. F. Ald, wha Oakland and other plage fit of her health, has" te what improved, Her Fowler, returned with hi Miss Lily Richards of who has been visiting cisco, is now in this city ane Richard Beokerle Mrs, T. N. Williams be Jose, M. Trampetta ction: rived here last evening morning for Sierra Oit business. Miss Blanks of ‘Downie been visiting at San Frar here iast evening and left . for her home, Mise Annie Cobn: lott for Camptonville, where [ friend: Mrs. ‘Bassett of San £ rivet here last evening — morning for Downieville, Mrs. M. W, Mather, 9 visiting at Oakland, re Saturday evening, — Mr, his wife at this city, and morning for their home [ bago mine, Mrs. BK. W, Simmons ¢ cisco is v isietinel her pare Mrs. Lord Housman, in t C, Connor of San Fran here last evening and left for Moore’s Flat, " Larry Ryan passed t) this morning on bie we Ridge, Mrs. Robinson, Gove spector of the Woman’s . will scrive in thie oity will attend a meeting « Corps tomorrow afternoo: Misses Kate and Josie EK and James Kelleher, re morniug to Washington. Mrs, Dugan of Washing terduy fora visit with. fri Francisco, Mr, and Mrs. O, hs Oan! yesterday to San Franelec Rovert Organ, who has ing in Arizona for some ti here yesterday mt a parents, Superintendent A, D. € ture. . yesterday from § and left this afternoon . ee . Mine at North Bie S. 5. Goldberg, M. I Robes and W.F, Newell « cisco arrived here on te train, Supervisor BE, @, Griese from \\ ashington last eve Supervisor John Fay ca Truckee last evening. Supervisor AlWood 4 North San Juan, Supe rintendent P, Tant Providence mine returned from San Franciséo. — Clifford Dennis return ing from a visit te San Jo John Nicholis, the. ‘ba from : ou Bet,’ i. P. Tuttle is here fro W. G. Rerimer is here delpiia on mining busine Mr and Mrs. W, @, . this worning fora visit . cisco. Mr, Richards ie 4 the Masonie Grand Lodge Mrs. O, R, Clarke,., 9 here ong visit to her man turne ‘ to San Fran Mis sE lenore Va oe Visiting her mother, » 33 ct Francisco today, i eat: a chagt Hyman . Fra ank Aumertil tlem: an, arrived lot of cattle for Colley Bros, mi i s© Pearl — T. Morgan. hor home ci Miss Shackelford While on her visit sonia a vi tnd Who att : bitshe wer Covery, Ww Saved her. 8umplion, Hight. her, can’ "Phi is Buaranteed Tri Lan eases rial Se ftore, bottlea#