October 8, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT MARYSVILLE REPUBLICANS Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Mail, = ae = Je oe $6 Per Year . .By Carrier, ° Delivered toany part of the city. caaianecaee WEDNESDAY .0 2. ccccccc tees wcrc cc cccsenscccvcceres sin eie: October 8, 1902 HE RECEPTION tendered Dr. George Cooper Pardee, Republican nominee for Governor, and wife, at . $187 50. ' Marysville on Monday afternoon and evening, proved to be one of the grandest political demonstrations that has ever occurred in the history of that city, Dr. and Mrs. Pardee, accompanied by Hon. Duncan McKinley, Assistant U. S. Attorney, and Senator W. M. Cutter, were met cat the Marysville depot in the afternoon by the reception committee, many citizens, carriages and a brass band, and conducted to the Western Hotel, where the party dined and rested. Afterwards an informal reception was sheld, people,. (1 otes, $2 75. regardless of party, calling to pay their respects to the distinguished guests. In the evening, before the speaking, there was a fine display of fireworks, and long before the appointed hour the large theater was packed with people and /. bouse. §2. standing room was at a premium. The meeting was addressed by Dr. Pardee, D. McKinley and W. M. Cutter, all of whom were listened to with rapt attention and who delivered excellent addresses on the issues of the day. Hon. A.C. McLaughlin of Sutter county, Republican nominee for Assemblyman, presided as chairman of the meeting and after, making a few introductory remarks, introduced Dr. Pardee, who came modestly forward and in a conversational tone began his address. Strict attention was given him from first to last and he was frequently interrupted by applause. The doctor stated that he was just a plain, ordinary Californian who had been nominated by the Republican party for the position of Governor of his native State. He had gone out among the people that they might see what manner of man he was; that they might look into his eyes and hear the tones of his voice and judge from these things and his general appearance something of’ his character and fitness to fill the office to which he aspired. Continuing he said he had left the nominating convention entirely unpledged except that he had declared his purpose to stand squarely on his party’s platform, and, if elected, ds he surely. would be, he would work to the best of his ability in the interests of all the people. He would give California the best administration of which he was capable” Did not believe in making promises, as a rule. Men who did so were not generally good performers. “The Democrats say that there is no politics so far as the Gubernatorial end of the ticket is concerned; no connection between this campaign and the one that will be waged two years hence, when Theodore Roosevelt will again be made President. But there is a connection; there is politics of national significance to be considered in connection with the present campaign, and the Democratic State platform is a living proof of the statement. One of its main planks is an attack on the protective tariff systems upon which our farmers, our viticulturists, horticulturists, cattlemen and so on are dependent.” ~__.\They Met in Regular county were examined and allowed by $69.51. $110 50. $11.75. ‘ THE SUPERVISORS “Quarterly Session Today. The following cluims sgainst the L. Hyman, mdse. for jail $1 85 P. G. Scadden. mdse. for jail, $885 Geo. .E. Turner, mdse. for county» Legg’ & Shaw, mdse, $17 05. Richard Martin, wood for county, C. E. Harmon, wood for county, J.J. Jackson, mdse., $1. CO. F. Brayton, repairing for county, $2.75. ’ Caroline Allen, washing $8. Bauer Lamp and Reflector Co.,lamps, $124 40. Clifford O’Neill, labor, $61 60. A. G. Davenport, labor, $2 50 Miners Foundry, labor, $207 85. Bauer Lamp and Reflector Co., G. A. Gray, setting glass, $2.55. J. J. Jackson, expressage for county, Hugh Marchie, famigating court W. H. Martin, freight, $8.21. OC. F. McGlashan, expense District Attorney office $125 00. H. Dickerman, drugs for jail, $27.35. W. W. Waggouer, surveying, $10. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber for bospital, $17.63. > E. B. Power, contingent expenses District Attorney, $21 75. D. B. Getchell. telegraphing, $45 50 J. E. Isaac, labor at hospital, $19 50. J. J. Jackson, jary script, $197.96. N. ©. Gas and Electric Co., Nghts,. way, $50. etc., $239.54. South Yuba Water Co., water, $84 50. E. A. Victors, autopsy, $15. E. A. Da Milieu, mileage attending . inal case, $5. autopey, $5. Nevada Oo., Traction Oo., right of Anderson Hurt. Sumsun, October 7—Alden’ Ander son the Republican nominee for Lieuten: ant-Governor, was in Suisun yester-. day, and came near meeting with a Frank Allen, posting bille, $2.60, J.8. Holbrook,criminal blanks, $1.74. Dr. A. H. Tickell, examination, crimChas. Paine, expense criminal case, STROUSTY IL ———— ane C—O HOT Tt r $4.59 Trackee Electric Light Co., lights, H. J. Wright, insurance, $24. Mrs. A. Belt, pears for hoepital,; McGlashan Water Oo. water, $12. L. 8. Calkins, envelopes, $21.50. John Fay, wood, $9. J. W. O'Neill, reporting, $20. — J. T. Jones, salary as Health Officer, Mdse. for indigent— J, C. Holland . $150, $22.95, J. Chisholm \$15, J. W. Wood. A. Tem, care of feeble-minded child, $17.81, W. F. Wilkie $44.20, J. O. Mo-. $60.ran $49.25, J. F. Brown $86, E. L. Main-} M. F. McTaggart, expert testimony, hart $25, E. L. Mainhbart $15, J, L. $15. Lewiston & Oo. $45 25, W. H. Freeman. Care of insane—A. M. Hubbard $8, $575, ‘F. Guenther $8, W. H. Smith L. P. Schmidt $86, Lizzie Hocking $:0.J. W. Wood $12. W. G. Richards $450, O. W. Long $149, G. A. Bailey $30 09, Fischer Bros. $50.25, J. J. Jack-. $12. son $46.10, J. J. Schroeder $18.88, GayW. McDougild, burying paupers lord & Son $80.65, Marshall & Son/ and affidavits of registration, $54.25. $1.50, W. Campbel! $25 50, W. G. RichInquisitione—Geo, A. Gray $26.25, ards $87 65, W. E. Moulton $16.55, O. H. Daniels $62.50. . E. Matloy $35, O. J. Naffziger $8 45,W. Affidavits of registration—Obas W. F: Wilkie $4 45, T. W. Sigourney $80, . Long $82.20, W. H. Fippin §2 65, John 0. J. Miller $88, John Fay 5655, D. Brophy $8 90, A. Machonich $4 85, O. Whiting 315, Albert Johnson $86, Dan . S. Paine $16 05, R. J. Ronchi $8 40, J. J. Whitoey $20, J. N. Cleveland ¢40, O. Greany $5.85, Jobn Mulroy $4.05, L. G. K. Greenleaf $56 75. — Kelstrup* $6.95, ka Drynan $2.85, G. Waldo Bryant, medical attendance . Geo. E. Oloud $4.50. on indigente, $187.50. i E. Coleman, assisting sick to hosConstable fees —I, T. Harvey $65.40, . pital, $4.CO. W. Long $155 25, E. Northap $74.65. W. McDougald, inquisitions, $14 75. Justice fees— W. H Hill $21,John. J.T. Jones, inquest, $20. serious accident in one of the packinghouses connected with his fruit bueiness here. While going through a4 warehouse with his foreman prior to his departure for Sacramento, be walked into a new elevator shaft. His leg was strained, and he sustained minor bruises and contusions. is a candidate on the Union Labor . . dents of Nevada Oity, having lived here at one time, and he married the , merly of this city. Card of Thanks. Mrs. Thomas Nilon Republicans ig ca . Mrs. ‘Ihomas Nilon suffered a-severe oul for Congress. paralytic stoke at her home on Wash aS ington street and as a result she now about complete lies in a very critical, condition. The At that tins Jobn R Glasscock of Oakland, exlady, who is one of our most respected N. Gillette, the Republioas, Congressman-at Large from this State, pioneer residents, has been ailing for for Congress from this P a ticket for Congress this gate wee around all the time. The many friends Glasscock is well-known to the resiofthe lady will be pained to learn of her pfiliction. dauebter of the late Jesse Wall, for-. 7. Nilon, her son, was summoned . @oubt but that 9 jagy to ber bedside and the Superior Court . e present at the theater to is adjourned. ‘Nevapa Crry, Cal., Oct. 8. 1902. . .eigars, for sale at Rector’ Bros. Stricken. With. ~ At This City Paralysis. ‘Tuesday Yagil) Recor oO Doings 0 . Peop At about 10 o’clock this morning iiviieiawwa rae i the Republican Campaign gf, on the evening of % ure. Joseph Mats« » Bloomfield. Miss Della Wells o visiting here. rs. B. E. Smith re y from :& visit at n Francisco. ‘Charles Godfrey ® odtrey of Colum bi jn this city yeste Mre. Joseph Glass » from North Bloo , route to Grass Val ome time but has beea able to be . addresg the People. A mou gram will aleo be rendered ip So serious was the. “OD withthe meeting, yp ady’s condition considered that Judge . 89. excellent talker and the Before the Meeting the Z Band will play on the . fires will be lighted 4 A long, sweet smoke, Tho masPaine exploded. g' and ? We desire to extend our*heartfelt . Bropby $6, Francis Finnegan $42. For livery hire, German Bros, $3, P Frasszini, $10, Henry Lane $73, W. G. . thanks to the many friends, Principal . Lord $15. O’Neill and classmates of our beloved Jas. Stead, hose, $2. daugbter, the late E da Goering, who . B. A. Van Slyke, sprinkling road, . &° kindly assisted us in the sad afflic. $800 can tion that eo recently visited our famMell & Peek, labor, $9 75. ily. State Whittier Séhool, for maintenance pupils at school, $115.25. Conveying sick to hospital, O. F. Cleveland $5, J. T. Lacty $25. Eureka Stage Oo. $950, Peter F. Smith $250, J. J Philips $250, Washington and Maybert Express Co. $5. CO. A. Ocke, livery hire, $7. W. Reynolds, care of insane, $8.50, Boown &. Oalkins, printing and adbd Hh vertising, $528 42. Ot . Cc i W. Reynolds, printing, $19 75. W.F. Prisk, printing ond edvertisp> Cc O Pp 1 = i Ss W.G Daombell, reporting, $6. Joho O'Neill, reporting, $20. Jas. Hennessy, livery hire, $88.50. $17 $102 78 W D. Vinton, stationery, $51. L. M. Alexander, typewriter, $80. $160.38. $9. Union Ice Co , ice, $80 65 Education, $5. T. H Williams, burying dog, $1. $15. J. A. Rapp, examining title, $8. G. Ramelli, wood for hospital, $226.85. pital book, $5.~ E. D. Bridges, setting gravestones, Sunset Telephone Co., telephoning, W. D. Vinton, stationery and drags, W. Loutzenheiser & Son, supplies, Mrs. J. H Austin, services Board of Gill & Miller, settees for Coart house, Joho Webber, making form for bosGrand Republican Rally! DR. GEORGE NEVAD Escaped Convict Captured. FoLsom, October 8—Byron Murphy, the ex-convict, who made his escape from prison on a locomotive last night, was recaptured this morning near Brighton, by Frank Milard. He was found hiding in an old sugar mill. him witb a rifle and he was forced to surrender. C. PARDEE, Repyblican Nominee for Governor, Will Address the People of A CITY, Monday Afternoon, October. 20th, ‘Commencing at 2 o’clock, sharp. 3” EVERBODY COME. REPUBLICAN County Ticket. Milard covered a A Serious Riot Today. For Lieutenant-Governor. ..: STATH TICKET. For Governor = = GEORGE C. PARDEE Of Alameda. ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano eosseseeeA. J. WOOD of North San Juan Mr anp Mrs Henry GoERina. LOOK OUT FOR Hennessy Leroyle The man with ae Money Schenk Case. Contains the best eee even written. From Madison Square Theater, New York. The case of the People vs. Charles P. Schenk was continued in the Saperior Court this afternoon and five witNEVADA THEATER nesses were examined. The defense Snyder & Dunlap, Prop’rs, will probably rest tomorrow. ” Friday and Saturday October 10th and 11th. Pure Comb Honey. Those who appreciate pure comb He’s Got ’em All Guessing honey, can have their wants supplied} “wWhen-you see him, then you will by calling on Geo. ©. Gaylord &. understand why so many wish to see Son. The honey is made in the . bim.”—N. Y. Press. foothills, and they sell two combs for. Prices 25c, 500 and 75c. Seats on 25 cents, , . sale at Foley’s. erates ABC BEERS Famous the World Over—Fully Matured, neta SOLD EVERYWHERE. HAVE UF RFE! GLASSWARE FOR SALE be ial DirkcT from the Eastern Factory the finest ine o ‘Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses Jobn Donnelly is d Bill.Mrs. George Hega arned today to M It of a faw weeks & Mrs. W. A. Dicker Hoowfield arrived esterday en route © Fyisit to her daug Vidiams. Wellington H. Fret Dbispo, the Democt ember of the State tion from the seco this city last eve Miss Annie Oouy! om San Fruncieco 0, J. Winstead is: Maher & Co., Nevada Ladies’ and Children’s Cotton; Woolen Underwear for Fall and Winter Ladies, today we show for the first time this Fal] new things in fall and winter Underwear. Never gy give you as much for your money as we can this time, Ladies’ Heavy Fleece Lines vests and pants at 35 This is a good one for your money. : ree ille. At 50 cents we can give you the best thing in Vg eee Doweris Pants fhat you ever saw. We have five different Lidmmaite ill choose from. At 75 cents we can give you a Swiss ribbed Ve Pants—both in the natural wool and in white. At $1 we have a world beater, This comes in ot white, and ‘is all pure wool. You will have to see lg obra appreciate them. We have all the new things ing abel Hemingwe wool underwear for ladies at prices from $2.50 to OqmmmBprivgs, who will v come and see for yourself. Children’s Underwear at 2g Miss Josie A'len 50 cts. You know what these are. You have had theme Velt to Sierra Cir fore. Respectfully, ; IWkaher & O An OV The sthabiawte See window of New Coats and Capes. rdee met with in Mllin Cry G/ e ga . bat portion of the be Northern Calif R Ex ; Bovernor. If oth FO THE SEASO rell as the region e T= style and beauty of our FALL Mf he majority for modes have captivated all visitors to oar erwhelming one. parlors. With the exquisite materials in use this . ies Persone milliners bave vied with each other in prod pattern hats. There js ncthing to be compared in town, Yon will be greatly interested in oud creatigne. There is a charm and elegance inl beck’s Hats this season to make them firatinthet G. Lathrop‘is de of fashionable dressers.” % ; Mrs. F, Camp ig Dgton. E.L, Fellows of oday for North B . EA. Harding o Commercial 8t., Nevada City. Mill 8t,, @ his morning for } Headache J.8, Remick is] Eyeache lao, E. Furth return Blurring of the Sight dan Francisco, Miss Furth ret 7 ‘ of 0 San Francisco. Oftentimes show the need of glasses. They aré voor ane ations of defective vision and should be atten You'll be surprised at the comfort a pair of glass if your sight is in any way defective. ¢ Seen On . . A. Meyer of the Chinn-Beretta Optical Co, off will be wih us October ~~ — aad 11h celine be justing glasses properly and making any ne =e glasses of hie jemae Be Recast Respectfally,, The cake raffled turday night wi in with it as ¢ icket No. 29. Th A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, 7" »G, O'Neill. Miss Sadie MclIn oma visit to Rent Judge Stanley Sa Downieville. a 20, oy KA? Drunkards and For Chief Justice... saeco teeeeeees vata W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento * ~y { tia be Wor Awusotate SGstiee ys cdc ade sch nice ecéek F. M. ANGELOTTT of Marin . °V¢t S€€2 10 town, See our window display. Our prices are SIL \ E R \ \ A . oes op : For Associate Justicg...06.0.ceceeeeen LUCIEN SHAW of Los Angeles right. Inspect our goods. : Mchman, Lutge New ORLEANS, October 8—Thce first attempt to run cars . For Secretary of State..... CHARLES F. CURRY of Sen Francisco We have an excellent line of Spots, apis ‘udp aiteningrrertlted tna aeniuan tides atten going ateW mie Sores Ne Dene ecu ee COLE of Sonoma " See Our Prices knives, forks, Wedding sae ie = sare Rae oe en’ A Bae eee e tbe ta iadies nuns asennsdy {8 4 : Laat . Fipckar tie: bak wabs inne Ea cad eo Race On Grama ae of San Bernardino. Best Lead Blown Table Tumbler..... 30 cents per set ee eee ugg at Tigo and 2a or Attorney General... te eeeegeeeeees ULYSSES 8. WEBB of Plamas. Wine Glasses ...... 65 cents kkek— * ‘a Toe read Sf quickly surrounded the car, dragging several men off. A For Superintendent of Public Instruction... THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare . Goblets. coccccocecoccocecescooeeceaces : > cents oe os a elry of d N tly > He ~ to leara fa . BOE BUrvey OF ose 0'5:5 ese os sink sievieie's VICTOR H. St NR A a ia lg Lis e rom: a . oh eel _ policeman jumped from the car and attempted to force back . po, gtate Printer « hs cacotate oe ~ eer ci a ee =e dai ido igo vtly te . ge Gae cure aaa Pah ; ; » Printer..-.s.seeeeee ee ee es . WwW, N of San Francisco —— irk — : # at is Oatarrh, the strikers, A shot was fired striking Policeman Slessinger . For Clerk of the Supreme Court.. _.+:sFRANK O, JORDAN of Alameda Seg only post 2 : . Super lachepaer sti ate ectro=Dent C. J. BRAND, = > The Jewiieonncc in the head, causing a fatal wound. A fusilade followed : . pip caiaee = aie +++3. N. GILLELT of Humboldt ar Ors ik: , ' eae ae we ‘ For Railroad Oommissiover, First District. :... A. O. IRWIN of Yuba aoa Peat? is tal from both sides, badly wounding several. The car returned . sata . PeEond teas lg ; : s .4 sof the to the barn, and.no more will be run until troops arrive. COUNTY TICKET DR. R. EB. SMITH + teal ; POG GFP PV PVT : Ving the : buildin : & These ‘ R g up the ation, will be held at 10 oclock tomorPaulie’ earn tue ees ae ee Tre of Sacramento, ( P ee = ! ‘ 10 row morning at Glenbrook Park. The rhe eA SED Galelé: sie ors Sodas Wewale vee anaes JOHN GLASSON of Grass Valley best equipped Dental Oitices on the Coast a and , OUR OUR Own Baking Po ” : rate stow <a, ey ' ( 7 ails ets piaeie RRR G thissean de weeds neo 98 eo udge as _ nape ae City Are Located Here Permanently p OWN Is Pure. ‘ etoeare. Bi : Giisisind, Se ibee a Se touatierers of Grass Valle ‘ BAKING Mein Ao , fine breeds of horses, cattle, Pig®,. For Qlerk.2..0se0ccccceeeceeseaeess FL. A [with allthe modern ELEQTRIGAL and other con S : ou find fi si, 0 Sol . Q Q omor RBOGASE of Nevada City . aveolutely first-ol veniences for doing It a can y it 10 ; old “. and chickens, and is the beet in years. For Treasurer.... H. J. WRIGBT of Nevada Cit peel ponies ae Pp POWDER give the satiefection we eunreets ail ¥ Hall's Family Sige eahiey Pee zy as H. J. . pare your —— low Mornin at It will be worth a person’s while to be. For Recorder.. ... Sita eyisle gies aittonihc W. H. BRAY of Grass Volley cathe. cel ance baleen . O fded, $ col sure, 70U have ach ‘ f § in attendance when the parade starts, For District Attorney cess tee e ence eee eeene, I. 0. LINDLEY of Nevada City PLATE. fall oper or Lastemnrdg Fe forum x ; ; ( a posed * pine’ < splhogedly >) Reine 2 “@ CA Ss Glenbrook as it will give an idea ae fo the im. For Saperintendent of Schools:.....W. J. ROGERS of Grass Valley . SOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00 SILVER FILLINGS: Shietee age ¥ i at wih ieee re? , Por Infan e peaupeadint: Vaceteak ii. 166i Joodnk For Public Administrator... ---THOMAS INGRAM of Grass Valley — WORK. Ger teeth., 6 00) CLEANING,.. veeeesceee +s 08 LpiP Hie Aeon wih hat nd ha For. Coroner.. .. dieis siala-vieitinial sig Vislove Sera HENRY LANE of Nevada City . @g"Noo wate eae barat pig 50 CENTS. : G ce : Kd You : e admis will be free, and there pea 3 @ when:plates are ordered, . “s vs The grand stock de of the SevFor.8upervisor, Third District.... ee i = Bears : eateesnth District kgaunitaril peed should be a large attendence, E. T. WORTHLEY of Washington Phone Me n 633. C H AS, E. MULLOY, a a nue For Supervisor, Fourth District. _. Masonic Bullding, up Stirs, Pine Street, Nevada City. R. B: SMITH, D. D.s »

Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT MARYSVILLE REPUBLICANS Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Mail, = ae = Je oe $6 Per Year . .By Carrier, ° Delivered toany part of the city. caaianecaee WEDNESDAY .0 2. ccccccc tees wcrc cc cccsenscccvcceres sin eie: October 8, 1902 HE RECEPTION tendered Dr. George Cooper Pardee, Republican nominee for Governor, and wife, at . $187 50. ' Marysville on Monday afternoon and evening, proved to be one of the grandest political demonstrations that has ever occurred in the history of that city, Dr. and Mrs. Pardee, accompanied by Hon. Duncan McKinley, Assistant U. S. Attorney, and Senator W. M. Cutter, were met cat the Marysville depot in the afternoon by the reception committee, many citizens, carriages and a brass band, and conducted to the Western Hotel, where the party dined and rested. Afterwards an informal reception was sheld, people,. (1 otes, $2 75. regardless of party, calling to pay their respects to the distinguished guests. In the evening, before the speaking, there was a fine display of fireworks, and long before the appointed hour the large theater was packed with people and /. bouse. §2. standing room was at a premium. The meeting was addressed by Dr. Pardee, D. McKinley and W. M. Cutter, all of whom were listened to with rapt attention and who delivered excellent addresses on the issues of the day. Hon. A.C. McLaughlin of Sutter county, Republican nominee for Assemblyman, presided as chairman of the meeting and after, making a few introductory remarks, introduced Dr. Pardee, who came modestly forward and in a conversational tone began his address. Strict attention was given him from first to last and he was frequently interrupted by applause. The doctor stated that he was just a plain, ordinary Californian who had been nominated by the Republican party for the position of Governor of his native State. He had gone out among the people that they might see what manner of man he was; that they might look into his eyes and hear the tones of his voice and judge from these things and his general appearance something of’ his character and fitness to fill the office to which he aspired. Continuing he said he had left the nominating convention entirely unpledged except that he had declared his purpose to stand squarely on his party’s platform, and, if elected, ds he surely. would be, he would work to the best of his ability in the interests of all the people. He would give California the best administration of which he was capable” Did not believe in making promises, as a rule. Men who did so were not generally good performers. “The Democrats say that there is no politics so far as the Gubernatorial end of the ticket is concerned; no connection between this campaign and the one that will be waged two years hence, when Theodore Roosevelt will again be made President. But there is a connection; there is politics of national significance to be considered in connection with the present campaign, and the Democratic State platform is a living proof of the statement. One of its main planks is an attack on the protective tariff systems upon which our farmers, our viticulturists, horticulturists, cattlemen and so on are dependent.” ~__.\They Met in Regular county were examined and allowed by $69.51. $110 50. $11.75. ‘ THE SUPERVISORS “Quarterly Session Today. The following cluims sgainst the L. Hyman, mdse. for jail $1 85 P. G. Scadden. mdse. for jail, $885 Geo. .E. Turner, mdse. for county» Legg’ & Shaw, mdse, $17 05. Richard Martin, wood for county, C. E. Harmon, wood for county, J.J. Jackson, mdse., $1. CO. F. Brayton, repairing for county, $2.75. ’ Caroline Allen, washing $8. Bauer Lamp and Reflector Co.,lamps, $124 40. Clifford O’Neill, labor, $61 60. A. G. Davenport, labor, $2 50 Miners Foundry, labor, $207 85. Bauer Lamp and Reflector Co., G. A. Gray, setting glass, $2.55. J. J. Jackson, expressage for county, Hugh Marchie, famigating court W. H. Martin, freight, $8.21. OC. F. McGlashan, expense District Attorney office $125 00. H. Dickerman, drugs for jail, $27.35. W. W. Waggouer, surveying, $10. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber for bospital, $17.63. > E. B. Power, contingent expenses District Attorney, $21 75. D. B. Getchell. telegraphing, $45 50 J. E. Isaac, labor at hospital, $19 50. J. J. Jackson, jary script, $197.96. N. ©. Gas and Electric Co., Nghts,. way, $50. etc., $239.54. South Yuba Water Co., water, $84 50. E. A. Victors, autopsy, $15. E. A. Da Milieu, mileage attending . inal case, $5. autopey, $5. Nevada Oo., Traction Oo., right of Anderson Hurt. Sumsun, October 7—Alden’ Ander son the Republican nominee for Lieuten: ant-Governor, was in Suisun yester-. day, and came near meeting with a Frank Allen, posting bille, $2.60, J.8. Holbrook,criminal blanks, $1.74. Dr. A. H. Tickell, examination, crimChas. Paine, expense criminal case, STROUSTY IL ———— ane C—O HOT Tt r $4.59 Trackee Electric Light Co., lights, H. J. Wright, insurance, $24. Mrs. A. Belt, pears for hoepital,; McGlashan Water Oo. water, $12. L. 8. Calkins, envelopes, $21.50. John Fay, wood, $9. J. W. O'Neill, reporting, $20. — J. T. Jones, salary as Health Officer, Mdse. for indigent— J, C. Holland . $150, $22.95, J. Chisholm \$15, J. W. Wood. A. Tem, care of feeble-minded child, $17.81, W. F. Wilkie $44.20, J. O. Mo-. $60.ran $49.25, J. F. Brown $86, E. L. Main-} M. F. McTaggart, expert testimony, hart $25, E. L. Mainhbart $15, J, L. $15. Lewiston & Oo. $45 25, W. H. Freeman. Care of insane—A. M. Hubbard $8, $575, ‘F. Guenther $8, W. H. Smith L. P. Schmidt $86, Lizzie Hocking $:0.J. W. Wood $12. W. G. Richards $450, O. W. Long $149, G. A. Bailey $30 09, Fischer Bros. $50.25, J. J. Jack-. $12. son $46.10, J. J. Schroeder $18.88, GayW. McDougild, burying paupers lord & Son $80.65, Marshall & Son/ and affidavits of registration, $54.25. $1.50, W. Campbel! $25 50, W. G. RichInquisitione—Geo, A. Gray $26.25, ards $87 65, W. E. Moulton $16.55, O. H. Daniels $62.50. . E. Matloy $35, O. J. Naffziger $8 45,W. Affidavits of registration—Obas W. F: Wilkie $4 45, T. W. Sigourney $80, . Long $82.20, W. H. Fippin §2 65, John 0. J. Miller $88, John Fay 5655, D. Brophy $8 90, A. Machonich $4 85, O. Whiting 315, Albert Johnson $86, Dan . S. Paine $16 05, R. J. Ronchi $8 40, J. J. Whitoey $20, J. N. Cleveland ¢40, O. Greany $5.85, Jobn Mulroy $4.05, L. G. K. Greenleaf $56 75. — Kelstrup* $6.95, ka Drynan $2.85, G. Waldo Bryant, medical attendance . Geo. E. Oloud $4.50. on indigente, $187.50. i E. Coleman, assisting sick to hosConstable fees —I, T. Harvey $65.40, . pital, $4.CO. W. Long $155 25, E. Northap $74.65. W. McDougald, inquisitions, $14 75. Justice fees— W. H Hill $21,John. J.T. Jones, inquest, $20. serious accident in one of the packinghouses connected with his fruit bueiness here. While going through a4 warehouse with his foreman prior to his departure for Sacramento, be walked into a new elevator shaft. His leg was strained, and he sustained minor bruises and contusions. is a candidate on the Union Labor . . dents of Nevada Oity, having lived here at one time, and he married the , merly of this city. Card of Thanks. Mrs. Thomas Nilon Republicans ig ca . Mrs. ‘Ihomas Nilon suffered a-severe oul for Congress. paralytic stoke at her home on Wash aS ington street and as a result she now about complete lies in a very critical, condition. The At that tins Jobn R Glasscock of Oakland, exlady, who is one of our most respected N. Gillette, the Republioas, Congressman-at Large from this State, pioneer residents, has been ailing for for Congress from this P a ticket for Congress this gate wee around all the time. The many friends Glasscock is well-known to the resiofthe lady will be pained to learn of her pfiliction. dauebter of the late Jesse Wall, for-. 7. Nilon, her son, was summoned . @oubt but that 9 jagy to ber bedside and the Superior Court . e present at the theater to is adjourned. ‘Nevapa Crry, Cal., Oct. 8. 1902. . .eigars, for sale at Rector’ Bros. Stricken. With. ~ At This City Paralysis. ‘Tuesday Yagil) Recor oO Doings 0 . Peop At about 10 o’clock this morning iiviieiawwa rae i the Republican Campaign gf, on the evening of % ure. Joseph Mats« » Bloomfield. Miss Della Wells o visiting here. rs. B. E. Smith re y from :& visit at n Francisco. ‘Charles Godfrey ® odtrey of Colum bi jn this city yeste Mre. Joseph Glass » from North Bloo , route to Grass Val ome time but has beea able to be . addresg the People. A mou gram will aleo be rendered ip So serious was the. “OD withthe meeting, yp ady’s condition considered that Judge . 89. excellent talker and the Before the Meeting the Z Band will play on the . fires will be lighted 4 A long, sweet smoke, Tho masPaine exploded. g' and ? We desire to extend our*heartfelt . Bropby $6, Francis Finnegan $42. For livery hire, German Bros, $3, P Frasszini, $10, Henry Lane $73, W. G. . thanks to the many friends, Principal . Lord $15. O’Neill and classmates of our beloved Jas. Stead, hose, $2. daugbter, the late E da Goering, who . B. A. Van Slyke, sprinkling road, . &° kindly assisted us in the sad afflic. $800 can tion that eo recently visited our famMell & Peek, labor, $9 75. ily. State Whittier Séhool, for maintenance pupils at school, $115.25. Conveying sick to hospital, O. F. Cleveland $5, J. T. Lacty $25. Eureka Stage Oo. $950, Peter F. Smith $250, J. J Philips $250, Washington and Maybert Express Co. $5. CO. A. Ocke, livery hire, $7. W. Reynolds, care of insane, $8.50, Boown &. Oalkins, printing and adbd Hh vertising, $528 42. Ot . Cc i W. Reynolds, printing, $19 75. W.F. Prisk, printing ond edvertisp> Cc O Pp 1 = i Ss W.G Daombell, reporting, $6. Joho O'Neill, reporting, $20. Jas. Hennessy, livery hire, $88.50. $17

$102 78 W D. Vinton, stationery, $51. L. M. Alexander, typewriter, $80. $160.38. $9. Union Ice Co , ice, $80 65 Education, $5. T. H Williams, burying dog, $1. $15. J. A. Rapp, examining title, $8. G. Ramelli, wood for hospital, $226.85. pital book, $5.~ E. D. Bridges, setting gravestones, Sunset Telephone Co., telephoning, W. D. Vinton, stationery and drags, W. Loutzenheiser & Son, supplies, Mrs. J. H Austin, services Board of Gill & Miller, settees for Coart house, Joho Webber, making form for bosGrand Republican Rally! DR. GEORGE NEVAD Escaped Convict Captured. FoLsom, October 8—Byron Murphy, the ex-convict, who made his escape from prison on a locomotive last night, was recaptured this morning near Brighton, by Frank Milard. He was found hiding in an old sugar mill. him witb a rifle and he was forced to surrender. C. PARDEE, Repyblican Nominee for Governor, Will Address the People of A CITY, Monday Afternoon, October. 20th, ‘Commencing at 2 o’clock, sharp. 3” EVERBODY COME. REPUBLICAN County Ticket. Milard covered a A Serious Riot Today. For Lieutenant-Governor.. ...: STATH TICKET. For Governor = = GEORGE C. PARDEE Of Alameda. ALDEN ANDERSON of Solano eosseseeeA. J. WOOD of North San Juan Mr anp Mrs Henry GoERina. LOOK OUT FOR Hennessy Leroyle The man with ae Money Schenk Case. Contains the best eee even written. From Madison Square Theater, New York. The case of the People vs. Charles P. Schenk was continued in the Saperior Court this afternoon and five witNEVADA THEATER nesses were examined. The defense Snyder & Dunlap, Prop’rs, will probably rest tomorrow. ” Friday and Saturday October 10th and 11th. Pure Comb Honey. Those who appreciate pure comb He’s Got ’em All Guessing honey, can have their wants supplied} “wWhen-you see him, then you will by calling on Geo. ©. Gaylord &. understand why so many wish to see Son. The honey is made in the . bim.”—N. Y. Press. foothills, and they sell two combs for. Prices 25c, 500 and 75c. Seats on 25 cents, , . sale at Foley’s. erates ABC BEERS Famous the World Over—Fully Matured, neta SOLD EVERYWHERE. HAVE UF RFE! GLASSWARE FOR SALE be ial DirkcT from the Eastern Factory the finest ine o ‘Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses Jobn Donnelly is d Bill.Mrs. George Hega arned today to M It of a faw weeks & Mrs. W. A. Dicker Hoowfield arrived esterday en route © Fyisit to her daug Vidiams. Wellington H. Fret Dbispo, the Democt ember of the State tion from the seco this city last eve Miss Annie Oouy! om San Fruncieco 0, J. Winstead is: Maher & Co., Nevada Ladies’ and Children’s Cotton; Woolen Underwear for Fall and Winter Ladies, today we show for the first time this Fal] new things in fall and winter Underwear. Never gy give you as much for your money as we can this time, Ladies’ Heavy Fleece Lines vests and pants at 35 This is a good one for your money. : ree ille. At 50 cents we can give you the best thing in Vg eee Doweris Pants fhat you ever saw. We have five different Lidmmaite ill choose from. At 75 cents we can give you a Swiss ribbed Ve Pants—both in the natural wool and in white. At $1 we have a world beater, This comes in ot white, and ‘is all pure wool. You will have to see lg obra appreciate them. We have all the new things ing abel Hemingwe wool underwear for ladies at prices from $2.50 to OqmmmBprivgs, who will v come and see for yourself. Children’s Underwear at 2g Miss Josie A'len 50 cts. You know what these are. You have had theme Velt to Sierra Cir fore. Respectfully, ; IWkaher & O An OV The sthabiawte See window of New Coats and Capes. rdee met with in Mllin Cry G/ e ga . bat portion of the be Northern Calif R Ex ; Bovernor. If oth FO THE SEASO rell as the region e T= style and beauty of our FALL Mf he majority for modes have captivated all visitors to oar erwhelming one. parlors. With the exquisite materials in use this . ies Persone milliners bave vied with each other in prod pattern hats. There js ncthing to be compared in town, Yon will be greatly interested in oud creatigne. There is a charm and elegance inl beck’s Hats this season to make them firatinthet G. Lathrop‘is de of fashionable dressers.” % ; Mrs. F, Camp ig Dgton. E.L, Fellows of oday for North B . EA. Harding o Commercial 8t., Nevada City. Mill 8t,, @ his morning for } Headache J.8, Remick is] Eyeache lao, E. Furth return Blurring of the Sight dan Francisco, Miss Furth ret 7 ‘ of 0 San Francisco. Oftentimes show the need of glasses. They aré voor ane ations of defective vision and should be atten You'll be surprised at the comfort a pair of glass if your sight is in any way defective. ¢ Seen On . . A. Meyer of the Chinn-Beretta Optical Co, off will be wih us October ~~ — aad 11h celine be justing glasses properly and making any ne =e glasses of hie jemae Be Recast Respectfally,, The cake raffled turday night wi in with it as ¢ icket No. 29. Th A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, 7" »G, O'Neill. Miss Sadie MclIn oma visit to Rent Judge Stanley Sa Downieville. a 20, oy KA? Drunkards and For Chief Justice..... saeco teeeeeees vata W. H. BEATTY of Sacramento * ~y { tia be Wor Awusotate SGstiee ys cdc ade sch nice ecéek F. M. ANGELOTTT of Marin . °V¢t S€€2 10 town, See our window display. Our prices are SIL \ E R \ \ A . oes op : For Associate Justicg.....06.0.ceceeeeen LUCIEN SHAW of Los Angeles right. Inspect our goods. : Mchman, Lutge New ORLEANS, October 8—Thce first attempt to run cars . For Secretary of State......... CHARLES F. CURRY of Sen Francisco We have an excellent line of Spots, apis ‘udp aiteningrrertlted tna aeniuan tides atten going ateW mie Sores Ne Dene ecu ee COLE of Sonoma " See Our Prices knives, forks, Wedding sae ie = sare Rae oe en’ A Bae eee e tbe ta iadies nuns asennsdy {8 4 : Laat . Fipckar tie: bak wabs inne Ea cad eo Race On Grama ae of San Bernardino. Best Lead Blown Table Tumbler.......... 30 cents per set ee eee ugg at Tigo and 2a or Attorney General..... te eeeegeeeeees ULYSSES 8. WEBB of Plamas. Wine Glasses ........... 65 cents kkek— * ‘a Toe read Sf quickly surrounded the car, dragging several men off. A For Superintendent of Public Instruction..... THOMAS J. KIRK of Tulare . Goblets.. coccccocecoccocecescooeeceaces : > cents oe os a elry of d N tly > He ~ to leara fa . BOE BUrvey OF ose 0'5:5 ese os sink sievieie's VICTOR H. St NR A a ia lg Lis e rom: a . oh eel _ policeman jumped from the car and attempted to force back . po, gtate Printer « hs cacotate oe ~ eer ci a ee =e dai ido igo vtly te . ge Gae cure aaa Pah ; ; » Printer...-.s.seeeeee ee ee es . WwW, N of San Francisco —— irk — : # at is Oatarrh, the strikers, A shot was fired striking Policeman Slessinger . For Clerk of the Supreme Court... _.+:sFRANK O, JORDAN of Alameda Seg only post 2 : . Super lachepaer sti ate ectro=Dent C. J. BRAND, = > The Jewiieonncc in the head, causing a fatal wound. A fusilade followed : . pip caiaee = aie +++3. N. GILLELT of Humboldt ar Ors ik: , ' eae ae we ‘ For Railroad Oommissiover, First District. :..... A. O. IRWIN of Yuba aoa Peat? is tal from both sides, badly wounding several. The car returned . sata . PeEond teas lg ; : s .4 sof the to the barn, and.no more will be run until troops arrive. COUNTY TICKET DR. R. EB. SMITH + teal ; POG GFP PV PVT : Ving the : buildin : & These ‘ R g up the ation, will be held at 10 oclock tomorPaulie’ earn tue ees ae ee Tre of Sacramento, ( P ee = ! ‘ 10 row morning at Glenbrook Park. The rhe eA SED Galelé: sie ors Sodas Wewale vee anaes JOHN GLASSON of Grass Valley best equipped Dental Oitices on the Coast a and , OUR OUR Own Baking Po ” : rate stow <a, ey ' ( 7 ails ets piaeie RRR G thissean de weeds neo 98 eo udge as _ nape ae City Are Located Here Permanently p OWN Is Pure.. ‘ etoeare. Bi : Giisisind, Se ibee a Se touatierers of Grass Valle ‘ BAKING Mein Ao , fine breeds of horses, cattle, Pig®,. For Qlerk..2....0se0ccccceeeceeseaeess FL. A [with allthe modern ELEQTRIGAL and other con S : ou find fi si, 0 Sol . Q Q omor RBOGASE of Nevada City . aveolutely first-ol veniences for doing It a can y it 10 ; old “. and chickens, and is the beet in years. For Treasurer........ H. J. WRIGBT of Nevada Cit peel ponies ae Pp POWDER give the satiefection we eunreets ail ¥ Hall's Family Sige eahiey Pee zy as H. J. . pare your —— low Mornin at It will be worth a person’s while to be. For Recorder.... ..... Sita eyisle gies aittonihc W. H. BRAY of Grass Volley cathe. cel ance baleen . O fded, $ col sure, 70U have ach ‘ f § in attendance when the parade starts, For District Attorney cess tee e ence eee eeene, I. 0. LINDLEY of Nevada City PLATE. fall oper or Lastemnrdg Fe forum x ; ; ( a posed * pine’ < splhogedly >) Reine 2 “@ CA Ss Glenbrook as it will give an idea ae fo the im. For Saperintendent of Schools:.........W. J. ROGERS of Grass Valley . SOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00 SILVER FILLINGS: Shietee age ¥ i at wih ieee re? , Por Infan e peaupeadint: Vaceteak ii. 166i Joodnk For Public Administrator...... ---THOMAS INGRAM of Grass Valley — WORK. Ger teeth.., 6 00) CLEANING,... veeeesceee +s 08 LpiP Hie Aeon wih hat nd ha For. Coroner.... ... dieis siala-vieitinial sig Vislove Sera HENRY LANE of Nevada City . @g"Noo wate eae barat pig 50 CENTS. : G ce : Kd You : e admis will be free, and there pea 3 @ when:plates are ordered, . “s vs The grand stock de of the SevFor.8upervisor, Third District....... ee i = Bears : eateesnth District kgaunitaril peed should be a large attendence, E. T. WORTHLEY of Washington Phone Me n 633. C H AS, E. MULLOY, a a nue For Supervisor, Fourth District.. _. Masonic Bullding, up Stirs, Pine Street, Nevada City. R. B: SMITH, D. D.s »