September 12, 1898 (4 pages)

aon (een: entiehesaiaimeal THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY. .;.SEPT. 12, 1898. Published every evening exc : Sundays and Lega Holidays vi BROWN & CALKINS. N, P. BROWN. UL, 8. CALKING, ~~ DBLEGATES. BLECTED Men Who Will Make Up. the Republican Convention Next Thursday. At the Republican primaries held ‘on Saturday the following were eleted as delegates to the Republican county convention to be held in this city Thursday. Returns from the remaining precincts will be published as soon as received: : GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley No. 1—Paul Quick Sr., Wm. H. Bray, Henry Walker, W. H. Freeman, D. E. Matteson, James Fillmore, Grass Valley No. 2—Henry Luke, J. N. Richards, A. J. Hosking, W. H. Morgan, W. G. Lord, W. J. Hosking. Grass Valley No. 83—Henry Daniels, William Williams, Samuel Blight, W. J. Mitchell, William George, Samuel Dille, R. H. Williams’ Grass Valley No. 4—H. J. Campbell, Thos. Ingram, .P. W. Mitchell, M. W. Argall. BR: T. Rowe and Dr. E: Jamieson “tied.” > Grass Valley No. 5—Jas, McLachlin, Arthur Powell, Geo. Trewan, “John Leatham. Empire—W. E. Fry, L. Dickinson, : : Jobn Jones, John Nankervis. fe Hill’s Flat—Samuel Henwoo4, Robert orig. 4 Deeble, Thomas Penna, Richard Noell. Chicago Park—R. R. Porter, E, G. Sailor. Cn sf aa accom te BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, is A French Corral—Ed Kuhlman, R. ee . Smith. . 3 North San Juan—J.S. McBride, Chas. 8. Paine, John McCullough, H.German. Sweetland—Martin Burth, G. D. Deal. Columbia Hill—Thomas. Harland, W.B. Dudley and Lauren Woodruff. * NEVADA TOWNSHIP. 4 Precinct No. 1—Frank E. Wadsworth, F. L. Cooper, J. J. Hanley, Thomas Granville, John Evans, Charles Tegler and David Richards. Precinct No. 2—W. G. Richards, George C. Gaylord, Dr. C. L. Muller, D.S. Baker, Richard Plummer, J, H. Richards and J. C. Rich. Precinct No. 3—Henry Lane, E. A Tompkins, Jas. F. Colley, B. N. Shoecraft, L. M. Sukeforth, C. J. Naffziger, P. G. Scadden. Precinct No. 4—E. J. Morgan, J. M. : Hadley, Geo. E. Jobnston,* Geo. L. ? Hughes, W. E. Johnston, W. F. Engle: hricht. Chas. Gricsal. ‘ et ania Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, Walter Bond, Thos. H. Waters, Henry Richards. Indian Flat—Willis Green, Thos. Coan, A. R. Lord. Selby Flat— Aaron Arbogast, H. D. Towle, W. A. Rowe, J. M. Cooper. x RLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Victor, Grant Skidmore. . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Washington—E. T. Worthley, Eb Grissel, Geo. E. Cloud. Maybert—J. A. Lipman, H. W. Cole. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, , ‘Truckee No. 1—Wm. McDougald, J ee T. Laity, F. A. Irish, Wm. McKensie, M. Franzini and Jobn F. Moody. Rutherford, Jos. Marzen, Jr. and W. Richarson. : ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Indian Springs—Willis Webber, A. Fisher, Rough & Ready —James Huntress, North Bloomfield—A. Monteith, Geo. . Truckee No. 2—D. D. McRae, F: M. THE INSURGENTS. b= Special to the Daily Transcript. street bridge. Berkeley. mitted. ‘course, CSN SS EE The U. S. authorities are re CO a aremeknn work on the plantations, has stampeded to the country, yellow fever. The Cubans are laying down their arms Deaths by Fire and Explosion, Vancouver, B.'C., September 12.— Fleeing Before Yellow Fever. JAcKkson, Miss., Sept. 12.—Near They Have Ousted and Thoroughly Subdued the Spanish Forces at That Place. A Day’s Record of Property and Lives Lost By Large Fires. Insurgents Making It Warm For Spaniards, Lonpon, September 12:-—A cablegram from Manila says the insurgents have captured every Spanish possession in the island of Luzon and control every fortified possession except Cavite, Manila and a small portion of the province of Alby. They have control of gooo Spanish prisoners, several thousand rifles, some cannon and ammunition. course has entailed great suffering. Aguinaldo’s demand that he be permitted to occupy the Governor-General’s palace has been denied, and General Otis has given him 24 hours to leave the city’s suburbs. Evidence of a Horrible Crime. OAKLAND, September 12.—The city is excited over the finding of a woman’s arm and hand floating near EighthLast week a woman’s head was found near It is believed a horrible murder has been comShafter Denounced at Boston. Boston, Sept. 12.—The citizens. here have denounced General Shafter for incapacity and for cruelty to the Ninth Regiment, aud they demand a public investigation of his Spanish Troops Dying Like Cattle. ee eae Se wt Over cigucy a auwy: bn ndering all possible assistance, and returning to Saved From the Ice-Bound Fleet. Victoria, B. C., September 12.—The U. S. revenue cutter Bear has arrived at St. Michaels with 108 men from the whaling fleet crushed in the Arctic ice field. ly half the population owing to the breaking out of. search being made for him. Mr. GarThe business portion Their « Ee SN eee ee tablished in Ventura. John Fippin, John L. Perkeupine, LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. You Bet—R. E. Linder, J. 8. Gooawin, Jobn Cahill. Lowell Hill—Alexander Thomas Jenkins, GRASS VALLEY NEWS, A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, Chas. W. Kitts has returned from Berkeley. ‘ Drynan, Michael Donahue was today sentenced to thé eounty jail for ten days for being drunk and disorderly. Patsy McInerney was~sent to the couty jail today to serve a term for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.” The bull game yesterday was won by the Monarchs in ten innings, the score standing Monarchs four, Pioneers tbree Mesdames P. Brunstetter, J. Loughney, George Murphy E. Dobbin and A. Whiteman and Attorney S. T: Dibbie arrived on last evening’s train, Mrs. Michael Williams, who died at the county hospital, will be buried here tomorrow afternoon, She had long been a resident of Grass Valley and was 78 years of age. Enoch Helland got into a row at Klein’s saloon Saturday night and during the row tore the’ proprietor’s coat nearly off him; Today Holiand appeared in the justice court to plead to: 8 charge of battery and was given til} tomorrow morning to secure an attorney. Ir i better to be silent than. to say unwise or unkind things. 2 A PORK packing house has ten es-! his popularity would: ensure him a! . good ran at the polls. : One woman died from e loss was $1,000,000. there is but little insurance. ot: New Westminster was destroyed property is over $2,500,000. Several: persons were killed. xcitement, one from exposure, and a fireman fell'to death from the to river steamers and all industrial esta Royal planing mill and the Cleveland cannery were burned, PRESCOTT, Arizona, September 12:—The town of Jerome near here was completely destroyed by fire yesterday. The Eleven bodies were recovered and a score or more.are still missing. : Rep BLurF, September 12.—A disa burned an entire business block. The PHILADELPHIA, September 12.—An e lons of gasoline wrecked three building: p of a building. Three blishments except the Strous fire yesterday loss is $100,000 and xplosion of 40 gal gs-and-—killed~seven persons. Four bodies have been recovered. Will Give-a Lecture. Dr. Agnes Winzell, who is stopping at the Union Hotel and not at the National as published Saturday, is arranging to give a public lecture soon on the subject, “Electro-Therapeutics, or How to Cure Disease Without. Drugs.” The lady comes highly recommended by patients all over the coast ‘who have been successfully treated -by her. She makes no charge for consultations. Another Candidate For Sheriff. ‘Samuel Blight, a well known miner who used to live in this city but now resides at Grass Valley, is today announced as a candidate for the Republican nomination of Sheriff. Mr. Blight is an honest, capable and energetic man‘and a true-blue Republican, and Precinct Changes. All. voters in this county whose names appear on the Great Register of 1896, or who have since registered, but who ‘have changed residence since registration, must remember that it is necessary to have their transfers made before October 8th, failing in which they cannot legally vote. This is an important matter and voters should not fail to attend to it. New Ice Company. The Nevada ity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with fret-class natural ice “at reasonable rates. Office at resi 1908 Corcoran,. first door above ‘fMeater No. to of Theater.” Telephore yesterday. The loss of ARE ON TOP IN THE ISLAND OF LUZON. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Antone Ibler of Moore’s Flat is in town. e Mrs. J. 8. Gregory is afflicted with rheumatic fever. & R. R. Porter of Chicago Park was here yesterday. Ex-Senator Preston returned last night from Ione. : Miss Elza Davey has returned from the mountain lakes, . W.H. Tuttle left yesterday for Sacramento and Stockton. David E, Morgan is home from San Francisco and San Jose. -. -—Mr;-andMrs: George Hosken have returned from San Francisco. — Mrs. James Cairns and her son Cecil have returned from Sacramento. Louis Aumer and family have gone to Sacramento to see the State Fair. Lauren Woodruff and family of Colambiw Hill were in town yesterday. R. V: Halton of Ormonde was. in town to-day on his way to Grass. Valley. Mr. and Mrs. George Haskins arrived here this afternoon from Forest City. M. J. Godfrey of Lyons, Iowa, is the guest of his uncle, Charles Godfrey of Columbia Hill. ‘ Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. Geo. Grissell and Miss Sallie Percival are attending the State Fair. — B. Lutz’s daughter, who has been ill for six weeks past with typhoid malarial fever, is improving. Superior Judge Nilon. and Gounty Assessor Martin arrived home. last night from Oatalina Island. : Joe O'Connell has gone to San Luis Obisp6 to enter the employ of the Sunset Telephone Company. ~ Mrs. Job Salter and children of North San Juan have returned from Pacific Grove, where they spent the summer. Mrs. Kate Gaffney of this city goes the boarding house at the Allison Ranch mine, xe Walter and Russel -Hamilton, who used to reside here with their parents, arrived from San Francisco Saturday. They made the trip on their bicycles and left yesterday by the way of Marysville. . : CRUSHED BY WHEELS. Joha Garner ot Willow Valley Hurt UL. WA. mH. 2 Y -well-known resident of Willow Valley, was found about eight o’clock Saturday night lying in the road.five hundred yards from the house of his sister, Mrs. G. W. Jones. He was in a maimed and helpless condition, and had laid there since four or five o’clock in the afternoon, being un. } Conscious most of the time. He had climbed down on the tongue of the two-horse wagon with which he was hauling wood from Mosquito creek to loosen a rein that had caught, when he slipped and fell, The horses started forward, two of the wheels passing over his stomach and right arm, break-. ing the latter. He munaged to craw] to the horses and unhitch them. Their arrival at the Jones’ house led toa ner is sixty years old, and Dr. Tickell, the attending physician, fears he will not recover. The husband of Mrs. J ones was similarly killed several years ago and she had a son crushed to death by a logging truck. ‘ ae ieee The New Phenix, The new ten Stamip mill of the Phenix Mining Company is practically completed and will be started up in a few days—perhape by Thursday. It is complete and well built’ in every. respect. Superintendent Shockley ‘has purchased a quantity of fire hose and there is fine pressure at the mine. Speaking of, Potatoes, Northern. Oalifornia farmers who planted potatoes this year will realize a good profit. The yield was light in the Southern States, Arkansas, Kansas and in the southern part of this State, California “murphys” command a -premiura_of 25-cents.a sack wherever they are shipped. ; —_—_—_—_—_———————= Ir You have been sick you will find Hood’s Sarsaparilla the best medicine you can take to give yon appetite and healtb. t Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headache, billiousness and all liver ills, Price 25 cents. : Saloon For Sale. cated saloons in Nevada City is offered office. v. ‘ a30-tf ns aan i For Sheriff. SAMUEL BLIGHT ¢ tt. _ Copcoran & ARRogasr, sen sear estos the ste, to Grass Valley this week to conduct: HE ORIGINAL restore you to a condition of perfect Tom x5 ent, that of D Starkey and Palen, is a Bvientific a sd av: uerailment, and benefit ) the expense of another, rape course 6 eradicate t: e evi) One of the best fitted up and best lo. m Gomponnd Uxygen is « revi for sale. Has an exeellent run of firatposes Sigh pe class custom. Apply at the Transogipr can refer to them for furher hres fon 708 Gan gen, often appropriating Contecio ». But ‘any made elsewhere or by others, and” PgoweoUS isspuri : 4UN AND BR a“ SUL’ Palea, w met ae BRIEF MENTION, dinor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Read the new advertisement of Wolf the cash grocer. hall in Washington was well attended. A desirable tenant advertises in another column for a small furnished house, : Scadden the grocer has an interesting announcement to make to the public today. Mrs. Mary Beedle has sold her place Rosewall. : A new sidewalk has been laid in front of the Dreyfuss property on Pine street. ‘Sam Langman was the carpenter. The Jocky Club did not hold a meeting at Glenbrook Park yesterday but expect to hold one at Grass Valley ‘tonight. The New York hotel is being overhauled and renovated in all its departments by a corps of painters and paper-hangers, The bar-room is being handsomely fitted up. la Grippe Cured This modern malady has become dreaded not more for its direct fatality than for the weakness of body and mind it leaves behind it. Prolonged debility, permanent prostration, melancholy and suicide follow La Grippe. For this disease there is ‘no. remedy superior to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. “The best remedy for la grippe.that I know of is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” Rev. JOHN K. CHASE, South Hampton, N. H. “My wife and five children were taken down with la grippe, while the disease was so widely prevalent, I dosed them with Ayer’s Cherry Pectcral,.and before using quite two bottles my family was restored to health. I know of several obstinate cases of the same complaint .waich were also cured by this remedy.” J. PARMIN' Paulette, Miss. “1 was cured of la grippe by the use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” C. S. THOMPSON, will Weat FP: ‘inetan Cnerrg Pectoral is put up in half-size bottles at half price—50 cents, 50 CENTS A WEEK Furdtshed House pea A furnished house of five rooms or so is wanted by a small family without children. Apply at this office. $12-lw Saturday night’s dance at Dugan’s . ’ on the Grass Valley ‘toad to James . ' ‘Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but . GILT EDGE % IS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valiey. Agents Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon JOE CONROY, Proprietor. Pine Street, Nevada City. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY pee ; eee SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILUING LUMBER, MILL AND MINING TIMBERS, Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51, TOWLE BROS. CO., Dr. N. E. Chapman, — ~ Dr. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st Nevad City, Cal. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. ¢ Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone No. 72. wre oa ~ poULTRY STORE. , : , Chas. W.Kam&Co. FRUIT © —AND— is method of inforining the péople ee they have opened a ; : First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the best of erg Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call, Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIESWishes to inform the people generaily that he has for sale Fifty Tons of First-Class Lime, hich he will sell at the lowest prices. bey sale at Geo. E. Turner’s hardware store. all kinds of brick work-and cement walks, : itis Prices for First-Class "Work are ’ The Lowest. . RH FAIR TO BR HELD IN THE MECHANICS’ PAVILION SAN FRANCISCO, GREATLY EXCURSION RATES ——VWILL BE MADE BY THE—— SOUTHERN PACIFIC From All Points in California. Inquire of Southern Pacific’ Agents for exact rates and dates ; or see snail posters, ts i —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, AMD Mare G Thana bine yy Propivturss. (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) Witt KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND.THE tained ‘in oe county ae a and hs. When you want a stylish Pir nine ae a A oe @@ Special attention to transients. “iq ee Solicitors Wanted. jes or Gent} f Ladies or Gentlemen, seta of Juvenile Books for the wondayer’ ‘Fach set has four books paraded for little ones to grown up’ folks. h book charming, de1 1, captivating. ' Prices range from my ae pen facge be each everflowlng u: is sellers. Nothin like ‘thea Pour wenthe golden harvest for energetic workers. Credit Freight paid. Bi . ons, utfit with samples of all vouv hose hee” Send twelve2 cent stamps for paying part ont ‘nee m ame ae Kooe all trash. nm Juveniles, THR NATIONAL BOOK GON CERN, JUVENILE DEPT., CHICAGO. a26 s0¢ Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Fran isso a.fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam.O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commerdial Street Nevada City. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by. Inhalation 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa enna Consumption, iis Bronchitis, Dysentery, Catarrh, Asthma, Hayfever, Debility, Headache; ~~ ; Rheumatism, Neuralgia, AND aLL Curonic and Nervous Disorders: monn AND ONL SIN pound Oxygen Treatm SEN CINE adju ‘he elements of Oxygen and Nitromey yop emg conden ble that it ie sent-all over ene an twenty years been tr it does not act as most d ng, strengthening: invi er, renew. ‘These Statements aresoniee @ Whole body, vials, publisbed in our sD 1 Our 500k of eB, with beige pao bernifssion o: the Pationts! ri — Success of Our tleatment jo Piel Ly t ioe SNe unscrupulous persons: Dd the names o: a Rubstance called Com -ITs MODE te the titi lished by Dre eofa new all ¢ ; this remarkable curati POUND xY¢ > Of 200 pages, pu vee to and s record of surprising cures in goe 7 ‘ awi aby ok Ki _ SSS MAULANA of new Brocade and Moire V. Eight yards to each skirt. $4 and 7 ——— ML LLALLALALALALALLLOLLAAALAGACAGROLaE Black Brocade os SILK SKIRTS$4.50 Ladies, this day we have Respectfully, NEVADA CITY. A See them and MAHER & CO, Placed in our window one lot elour Silk Skirts not Price, $4 and $4.50. the-season with this lot at $4 Made up. Their actdon’t wait. i fe ff New : Vegetable, He is also ready to take contracts for ¢ Angust 20th to September 10th os THE TR MONDAY. -.0ss A SAYA The Trnckee Pet M Pollee Ofc ’-yPhe bear from me Stockton Parlor, } but ‘did not get, ciousness of his be far different nered, well-raised * sented to be. In very well known the bay by the nar who was wanted . in the burglary pawnshop in San year ago, was gath Holland. Mr, Br ored man’s arms Jones by the arm, be his duty to def a ticious snap at. One of the latter’ nipped by the ent bat his owner go’ he could do seriot The prisoner an to the City Priso wagon, where the fested his sava Jailer Swain out o: growth by chasing; ception room seve could be subdued glad to part wit duced prive of $18 Sierra Cc The following ¥riday’s Downiev: ' News was receiv John Lavine’s sal: destroyed by fire Recently as Mrs went into her ce tlesnake coiled up She afterwards w and found one am Jerry Coughlin ville last Tuesda a few months. &£ he has had a vs started once for t] ‘but on reaching jog from return discouraging nev concluded not t and returned. About noon las in the brash abo the “point,” and : great rapidity.down and fought the fire spread powder house. danger the powd the building. 1 fire had'subsided Death of John Mitten d pital this mornit take place from pany’s parlors 01 o’clock tomorrov eusoices of N Musons. Mr. M Maryland, aged wife and daught For many years county. For so Pleasant Valley this city worke trade. The Shaw . Tonight the § gin a week’s eng here, opening playing at pop Shaw’s compan, turn engageme former appearal as fresno, for i: gagements hav company crow house by mere coming. Ane: ‘parades daily a Tokay Grape men, e tokays ripenii with themselv: $1.45 a single ure—the bigg raisers of that ipgly happy. a i oe by local app! reach the dis There is only ‘and that is by Deafness is c: dition of the tachian Tabe flamed you bi imperfect bes tirely closed and unless taken out an nermal cond stroyed forer / are caused b “~ but an inflan cous surface We will gi for any case tarrh) that « . Cararrh Our Adc F. J. CHEN Sold by D tle. » He Nothing delicious p! sold at th choicest se quantities

aon (een: entiehesaiaimeal THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY.. .;..SEPT. 12, 1898. Published every evening exc : Sundays and Lega Holidays vi BROWN & CALKINS. N, P. BROWN. UL, 8. CALKING, ~~ DBLEGATES. BLECTED Men Who Will Make Up. the Republican Convention Next Thursday. At the Republican primaries held ‘on Saturday the following were eleted as delegates to the Republican county convention to be held in this city Thursday. Returns from the remaining precincts will be published as soon as received: : GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley No. 1—Paul Quick Sr., Wm. H. Bray, Henry Walker, W. H. Freeman, D. E. Matteson, James Fillmore, Grass Valley No. 2—Henry Luke, J. N. Richards, A. J. Hosking, W. H. Morgan, W. G. Lord, W. J. Hosking. Grass Valley No. 83—Henry Daniels, William Williams, Samuel Blight, W. J. Mitchell, William George, Samuel Dille, R. H. Williams’ Grass Valley No. 4—H. J. Campbell, Thos. Ingram, .P. W. Mitchell, M. W. Argall. BR: T. Rowe and Dr. E: Jamieson “tied.” > Grass Valley No. 5—Jas, McLachlin, Arthur Powell, Geo. Trewan, “John Leatham. Empire—W. E. Fry, L. Dickinson, : : Jobn Jones, John Nankervis. fe Hill’s Flat—Samuel Henwoo4, Robert orig. 4 Deeble, Thomas Penna, Richard Noell. Chicago Park—R. R. Porter, E, G. Sailor. Cn sf aa accom te BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, is A French Corral—Ed Kuhlman, R. ee . Smith. . 3 North San Juan—J.S. McBride, Chas. 8. Paine, John McCullough, H.German. Sweetland—Martin Burth, G. D. Deal. Columbia Hill—Thomas. Harland, W.B. Dudley and Lauren Woodruff. * NEVADA TOWNSHIP. 4 Precinct No. 1—Frank E. Wadsworth, F. L. Cooper, J. J. Hanley, Thomas Granville, John Evans, Charles Tegler and David Richards. Precinct No. 2—W. G. Richards, George C. Gaylord, Dr. C. L. Muller, D.S. Baker, Richard Plummer, J, H. Richards and J. C. Rich. Precinct No. 3—Henry Lane, E. A Tompkins, Jas. F. Colley, B. N. Shoecraft, L. M. Sukeforth, C. J. Naffziger, P. G. Scadden. Precinct No. 4—E. J. Morgan, J. M. : Hadley, Geo. E. Jobnston,* Geo. L. ? Hughes, W. E. Johnston, W. F. Engle: hricht. Chas. Gricsal. ‘ et ania Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, Walter Bond, Thos. H. Waters, Henry Richards. Indian Flat—Willis Green, Thos. Coan, A. R. Lord. Selby Flat— Aaron Arbogast, H. D. Towle, W. A. Rowe, J. M. Cooper. x RLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Victor, Grant Skidmore. . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Washington—E. T. Worthley, Eb Grissel, Geo. E. Cloud. Maybert—J. A. Lipman, H. W. Cole. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, , ‘Truckee No. 1—Wm. McDougald, J ee T. Laity, F. A. Irish, Wm. McKensie, M. Franzini and Jobn F. Moody. Rutherford, Jos. Marzen, Jr. and W. Richarson. : ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Indian Springs—Willis Webber, A. Fisher, Rough & Ready —James Huntress, North Bloomfield—A. Monteith, Geo. . Truckee No. 2—D. D. McRae, F: M. THE INSURGENTS. b= Special to the Daily Transcript. street bridge. Berkeley. mitted. ‘course, CSN SS EE The U. S. authorities are re CO a aremeknn work on the plantations, has stampeded to the country, yellow fever. The Cubans are laying down their arms Deaths by Fire and Explosion, Vancouver, B.'C., September 12.— Fleeing Before Yellow Fever. JAcKkson, Miss., Sept. 12.—Near They Have Ousted and Thoroughly Subdued the Spanish Forces at That Place. A Day’s Record of Property and Lives Lost By Large Fires. Insurgents Making It Warm For Spaniards, Lonpon, September 12:-—A cablegram from Manila says the insurgents have captured every Spanish possession in the island of Luzon and control every fortified possession except Cavite, Manila and a small portion of the province of Alby. They have control of gooo Spanish prisoners, several thousand rifles, some cannon and ammunition. course has entailed great suffering. Aguinaldo’s demand that he be permitted to occupy the Governor-General’s palace has been denied, and General Otis has given him 24 hours to leave the city’s suburbs. Evidence of a Horrible Crime. OAKLAND, September 12.—The city is excited over the finding of a woman’s arm and hand floating near EighthLast week a woman’s head was found near It is believed a horrible murder has been comShafter Denounced at Boston. Boston, Sept. 12.—The citizens. here have denounced General Shafter for incapacity and for cruelty to the Ninth Regiment, aud they demand a public investigation of his Spanish Troops Dying Like Cattle. ee eae Se wt Over cigucy a auwy: bn ndering all possible assistance, and returning to Saved From the Ice-Bound Fleet. Victoria, B. C., September 12.—The U. S. revenue cutter Bear has arrived at St. Michaels with 108 men from the whaling fleet crushed in the Arctic ice field. ly half the population owing to the breaking out of. search being made for him. Mr. GarThe business portion Their « Ee SN eee ee tablished in Ventura. John Fippin, John L. Perkeupine, LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. You Bet—R. E. Linder, J. 8. Gooawin, Jobn Cahill. Lowell Hill—Alexander Thomas Jenkins, GRASS VALLEY NEWS, A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, Chas. W. Kitts has returned from Berkeley. ‘ Drynan, Michael Donahue was today sentenced to thé eounty jail for ten days for being drunk and disorderly. Patsy McInerney was~sent to the couty jail today to serve a term for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.” The bull game yesterday was won by the Monarchs in ten innings, the score standing Monarchs four, Pioneers tbree Mesdames P. Brunstetter, J. Loughney, George Murphy E. Dobbin and A. Whiteman and Attorney S. T: Dibbie arrived on last evening’s train, Mrs. Michael Williams, who died at the county hospital, will be buried here tomorrow afternoon, She had long been a resident of Grass Valley and was 78 years of age. Enoch Helland got into a row at Klein’s saloon Saturday night and during the row tore the’ proprietor’s coat nearly off him; Today Holiand appeared in the justice court to plead to: 8 charge of battery and was given til} tomorrow morning to secure an attorney. Ir i better to be silent than. to say unwise or unkind things. 2 A PORK packing house has ten es-! his popularity would: ensure him a! . good ran at the polls. : One woman died from e loss was $1,000,000. there is but little insurance. ot: New Westminster was destroyed property is over $2,500,000. Several: persons were killed. xcitement, one from exposure, and a fireman fell'to death from the to river steamers and all industrial esta Royal planing mill and the Cleveland cannery were burned, PRESCOTT, Arizona, September 12:—The town of Jerome near here was completely destroyed by fire yesterday. The Eleven bodies were recovered and a score or more.are still missing. : Rep BLurF, September 12.—A disa burned an entire business block. The PHILADELPHIA, September 12.—An e lons of gasoline wrecked three building: p of a building. Three blishments except the Strous fire yesterday loss is $100,000 and xplosion of 40 gal gs-and-—killed~seven persons. Four bodies have been recovered. Will Give-a Lecture. Dr. Agnes Winzell, who is stopping at the Union Hotel and not at the National as published Saturday, is arranging to give a public lecture soon on the subject, “Electro-Therapeutics, or How to Cure Disease Without. Drugs.” The lady comes highly recommended by patients all over the coast ‘who have been successfully treated -by her. She makes no charge for consultations. Another Candidate For Sheriff. ‘Samuel Blight, a well known miner who used to live in this city but now resides at Grass Valley, is today announced as a candidate for the Republican nomination of Sheriff. Mr. Blight is an honest, capable and energetic man‘and a true-blue Republican, and Precinct Changes. All. voters in this county whose names appear on the Great Register of 1896, or who have since registered, but who ‘have changed residence since registration, must remember that it is necessary to have their transfers made before October 8th, failing in which they cannot legally vote. This is an important matter and voters should not fail to attend to it. New Ice Company. The Nevada ity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with fret-class natural ice “at reasonable rates. Office at resi 1908 Corcoran,. first door above ‘fMeater No. to of Theater.” Telephore yesterday. The loss of ARE ON TOP IN THE ISLAND OF LUZON. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Antone Ibler of Moore’s Flat is in town. e Mrs. J. 8. Gregory is afflicted with rheumatic fever. & R. R. Porter of Chicago Park was here yesterday. Ex-Senator Preston returned last night from Ione. : Miss Elza Davey has returned from the mountain lakes, . W.H. Tuttle left yesterday for Sacramento and Stockton. David E, Morgan is home from San Francisco and San Jose. -. -—Mr;-andMrs: George Hosken have returned from San Francisco. — Mrs. James Cairns and her son Cecil have returned from Sacramento. Louis Aumer and family have gone to Sacramento to see the State Fair. Lauren Woodruff and family of Colambiw Hill were in town yesterday. R. V: Halton of Ormonde was. in town to-day on his way to Grass. Valley. Mr. and Mrs. George Haskins arrived here this afternoon from Forest City. M. J. Godfrey of Lyons, Iowa, is the guest of his uncle, Charles Godfrey of Columbia Hill. ‘ Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. Geo. Grissell and Miss Sallie Percival are attending the State Fair. — B. Lutz’s daughter, who has been ill for six weeks past with typhoid malarial fever, is improving. Superior Judge Nilon. and Gounty Assessor Martin arrived home. last night from Oatalina Island. : Joe O'Connell has gone to San Luis Obisp6 to enter the employ of the Sunset Telephone Company. ~ Mrs. Job Salter and children of North San Juan have returned from Pacific Grove, where they spent the summer. Mrs. Kate Gaffney of this city goes the boarding house at the Allison Ranch mine, xe Walter and Russel -Hamilton, who used to reside here with their parents, arrived from San Francisco Saturday. They made the trip on their bicycles and left yesterday by the way of Marysville. . : CRUSHED BY WHEELS. Joha Garner ot Willow Valley Hurt UL. WA.. mH. 2 Y -well-known resident of Willow Valley, was found about eight o’clock Saturday night lying in the road.five hundred yards from the house of his sister, Mrs. G. W. Jones. He was in a maimed and helpless condition, and had laid there since four or five o’clock in the afternoon, being un. } Conscious most of the time. He had climbed down on the tongue of the two-horse wagon with which he was hauling wood from Mosquito creek to loosen a rein that had caught, when he slipped and fell, The horses started forward, two of the wheels passing over his stomach and right arm, break-. ing the latter. He munaged to craw] to the horses and unhitch them. Their arrival at the Jones’ house led toa ner is sixty years old, and Dr. Tickell, the attending physician, fears he will not recover. The husband of Mrs. J ones was similarly killed several years ago and she had a son crushed to death by a logging truck. ‘ ae ieee The New Phenix, The new ten Stamip mill of the Phenix Mining Company is practically completed and will be started up in a few days—perhape by Thursday. It is complete and well built’ in every. respect. Superintendent Shockley ‘has purchased a quantity of fire hose and there is fine pressure at the mine. Speaking of, Potatoes, Northern. Oalifornia farmers who planted potatoes this year will realize a good profit. The yield was light in the Southern States, Arkansas, Kansas and in the southern part of this State, California “murphys” command a -premiura_of 25-cents.a sack wherever they are shipped. ; —_—_—_—_—_———————= Ir You have been sick you will find Hood’s Sarsaparilla the best medicine you can take to give yon appetite and healtb. t Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headache, billiousness and all liver ills, Price 25 cents. : Saloon For Sale. cated saloons in Nevada City is offered office. v. ‘ a30-tf ns aan i For Sheriff. SAMUEL BLIGHT ¢ tt. _ Copcoran & ARRogasr, sen sear estos the ste, to Grass Valley this week to conduct: HE ORIGINAL restore you to a condition of perfect Tom x5 ent, that of D Starkey and Palen, is a Bvientific a sd av: uerailment, and benefit ) the expense of another, rape course 6 eradicate t: e evi) One of the best fitted up and best lo. m Gomponnd Uxygen is « revi for sale. Has an exeellent run of firatposes Sigh pe class custom. Apply at the Transogipr can refer to them for furher hres fon 708 Gan gen, often appropriating Contecio ». But ‘any made elsewhere or by others, and” PgoweoUS isspuri : 4UN AND BR a“ SUL’ Palea, w met ae BRIEF MENTION, dinor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Read the new advertisement of Wolf the cash grocer. hall in Washington was well attended.

A desirable tenant advertises in another column for a small furnished house, : Scadden the grocer has an interesting announcement to make to the public today. Mrs. Mary Beedle has sold her place Rosewall. : A new sidewalk has been laid in front of the Dreyfuss property on Pine street. ‘Sam Langman was the carpenter. The Jocky Club did not hold a meeting at Glenbrook Park yesterday but expect to hold one at Grass Valley ‘tonight. The New York hotel is being overhauled and renovated in all its departments by a corps of painters and paper-hangers, The bar-room is being handsomely fitted up. la Grippe Cured This modern malady has become dreaded not more for its direct fatality than for the weakness of body and mind it leaves behind it. Prolonged debility, permanent prostration, melancholy and suicide follow La Grippe. For this disease there is ‘no. remedy superior to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. “The best remedy for la grippe.that I know of is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” Rev. JOHN K. CHASE, South Hampton, N. H. “My wife and five children were taken down with la grippe, while the disease was so widely prevalent, I dosed them with Ayer’s Cherry Pectcral,.and before using quite two bottles my family was restored to health. I know of several obstinate cases of the same complaint .waich were also cured by this remedy.” J. PARMIN' Paulette, Miss. “1 was cured of la grippe by the use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” C. S. THOMPSON, will Weat FP: ‘inetan Cnerrg Pectoral is put up in half-size bottles at half price—50 cents, 50 CENTS A WEEK Furdtshed House pea A furnished house of five rooms or so is wanted by a small family without children. Apply at this office. $12-lw Saturday night’s dance at Dugan’s . ’ on the Grass Valley ‘toad to James . ' ‘Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S “GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but . GILT EDGE % IS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valiey. Agents Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon JOE CONROY, Proprietor. Pine Street, Nevada City. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY pee ; eee SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILUING LUMBER, MILL AND MINING TIMBERS, Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51, TOWLE BROS. CO., Dr. N. E. Chapman, — ~ Dr.. W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Office at residence, Sacramento st Nevad City, Cal. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. ¢ Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone No. 72. wre oa ~ poULTRY STORE. , : , Chas. W.Kam&Co. FRUIT © —AND— is method of inforining the péople ee they have opened a ; : First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the best of erg Vegetables, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call, Lime! Lime! JOHN JEFFERIESWishes to inform the people generaily that he has for sale Fifty Tons of First-Class Lime, hich he will sell at the lowest prices. bey sale at Geo. E. Turner’s hardware store. all kinds of brick work-and cement walks, : itis Prices for First-Class "Work are ’ The Lowest. . RH FAIR TO BR HELD IN THE MECHANICS’ PAVILION SAN FRANCISCO, GREATLY EXCURSION RATES ——VWILL BE MADE BY THE—— SOUTHERN PACIFIC From All Points in California. Inquire of Southern Pacific’ Agents for exact rates and dates ; or see snail posters, ts i —PLAZA— LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, AMD Mare G Thana bine yy Propivturss. (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) Witt KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND.THE tained ‘in oe county ae a and hs. When you want a stylish Pir nine ae a A oe @@ Special attention to transients. “iq ee Solicitors Wanted. jes or Gent} f Ladies or Gentlemen, seta of Juvenile Books for the wondayer’ ‘Fach set has four books paraded for little ones to grown up’ folks. h book charming, de1 1, captivating. ' Prices range from my ae pen facge be each everflowlng u: is sellers. Nothin like ‘thea Pour wenthe golden harvest for energetic workers. Credit Freight paid. Bi . ons, utfit with samples of all vouv hose hee” Send twelve2 cent stamps for paying part ont ‘nee m ame ae Kooe all trash. nm Juveniles, THR NATIONAL BOOK GON CERN, JUVENILE DEPT., CHICAGO. a26 s0¢ Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Fran isso a.fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam.O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand’s. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commerdial Street Nevada City. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment by. Inhalation 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa enna Consumption, iis Bronchitis, Dysentery, Catarrh, Asthma, Hayfever, Debility, Headache; ~~ ; Rheumatism, Neuralgia, AND aLL Curonic and Nervous Disorders: monn AND ONL SIN pound Oxygen Treatm SEN CINE adju ‘he elements of Oxygen and Nitromey yop emg conden ble that it ie sent-all over ene an twenty years been tr it does not act as most d ng, strengthening: invi er, renew. ‘These Statements aresoniee @ Whole body, vials, publisbed in our sD 1 Our 500k of eB, with beige pao bernifssion o: the Pationts! ri — Success of Our tleatment jo Piel Ly t ioe SNe unscrupulous persons: Dd the names o: a Rubstance called Com -ITs MODE te the titi lished by Dre eofa new all ¢ ; this remarkable curati POUND xY¢ > Of 200 pages, pu vee to and s record of surprising cures in goe 7 ‘ awi aby ok Ki _ SSS MAULANA of new Brocade and Moire V. Eight yards to each skirt. $4 and 7 ——— ML LLALLALALALALALLLOLLAAALAGACAGROLaE Black Brocade os SILK SKIRTS$4.50 Ladies, this day we have Respectfully, NEVADA CITY. A See them and MAHER & CO, Placed in our window one lot elour Silk Skirts not Price, $4 and $4.50. the-season with this lot at $4 Made up. Their actdon’t wait. i fe ff New : Vegetable, He is also ready to take contracts for ¢ Angust 20th to September 10th os THE TR MONDAY. -.0ss A SAYA The Trnckee Pet M Pollee Ofc ’-yPhe bear from me Stockton Parlor, } but ‘did not get, ciousness of his be far different nered, well-raised * sented to be. In very well known the bay by the nar who was wanted . in the burglary pawnshop in San year ago, was gath Holland. Mr, Br ored man’s arms Jones by the arm, be his duty to def a ticious snap at. One of the latter’ nipped by the ent bat his owner go’ he could do seriot The prisoner an to the City Priso wagon, where the fested his sava Jailer Swain out o: growth by chasing; ception room seve could be subdued glad to part wit duced prive of $18 Sierra Cc The following ¥riday’s Downiev: ' News was receiv John Lavine’s sal: destroyed by fire Recently as Mrs went into her ce tlesnake coiled up She afterwards w and found one am Jerry Coughlin ville last Tuesda a few months. &£ he has had a vs started once for t] ‘but on reaching jog from return discouraging nev concluded not t and returned. About noon las in the brash abo the “point,” and : great rapidity.down and fought the fire spread powder house. danger the powd the building. 1 fire had'subsided Death of John Mitten d pital this mornit take place from pany’s parlors 01 o’clock tomorrov eusoices of N Musons. Mr. M Maryland, aged wife and daught For many years county. For so Pleasant Valley this city worke trade. The Shaw . Tonight the § gin a week’s eng here, opening playing at pop Shaw’s compan, turn engageme former appearal as fresno, for i: gagements hav company crow house by mere coming. Ane: ‘parades daily a Tokay Grape men, e tokays ripenii with themselv: $1.45 a single ure—the bigg raisers of that ipgly happy. a i oe by local app! reach the dis There is only ‘and that is by Deafness is c: dition of the tachian Tabe flamed you bi imperfect bes tirely closed and unless taken out an nermal cond stroyed forer / are caused b “~ but an inflan cous surface We will gi for any case tarrh) that « . Cararrh Our Adc F. J. CHEN Sold by D tle. » He Nothing delicious p! sold at th choicest se quantities