September 15, 1902 (4 pages)

2 ROC RET Rah FT 9 or ee anata ee nad ened N EVADA = Dat LY TRANSCRIPT [IN BROW IN & CALEINS, Prorrierors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION oma, = = weervertoronrte, = ere! Mayor Sohmits. Thanks MONDAY.. Oicie i euherg dice e Ceben ob os Vacs sia teens 6 «es. September 15, 1901 THE REPUBLICAN DRIMARIS. Where the Volers Will Deposit ‘Their Ballots Next Saturday. the People of Nevada. County. The following letter has been received from San Francieco by. Professor Edward Maller, which ie self: explanatery: San Franorsco, Sept. 6th Professor‘ Edward Muller,’ Nevada City, Cul. ; Dear Sir:— a 1 beg to acknowledge, DENEMBDANCE , 1902. with great ~~» SL ORNS 5 OFS EN ————= “STRINE SITUATION. ‘INDIANAPOLIS, Sept: 15.—Jobn Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers said in an interview today that he cannot predict when the strike will be settled. He stated) that he did not know of anything being done by the other side toward ending the strike. . Nothing toward a settlement was accomplished at the Harrisburg conference. A settlement js no nearer than beCount Special Fn HET TE Board of Supervisors in Telephone ‘Wire Across’ Session To day. The Board of Snpervisors of Nevada y met in special session to-day —_ Kom WENT TU PER chi at Truckee Na} Wednesday, the ‘Trolley Line Yesterday. q When the five o’clock electric car Ex-Senator Gillette, the Ro, 4 was coming from Grass Valley yestercandidate for Congressman will, EXT SATURDAY the primaries of the Republican party of Nevada.county will be held for the purpose of electing delegates to a district, county and mupleasure, the receipt of your beautiful compositions and your esteemed communication relative to the same, I have delivered them to Mra. Schmitz, und she asked me on her behalf to acknowledge the same and to express to you her heartfelt thanks for your nicipal convention. Municipal delegates, however, are to be elected from the seven city precincts of Grass Valley only, as Nevada City’s municipal election does not occur in November. ree . With the election of delegates only five days distant, interest is beginning to show itself in many ways and there is a probability that before the week is out those who desire to attend the county convention will make that fact known to their friends and there will” be a scramble to be elected. The scarcity of candidates for county offices this fall has probably had an effect on the interest so far displayed, but this lethargy will be overcome from now on. The hours for holding the primary election next Satur-day will be between one and eight o’clock p.m. In Nevada City each precinct will have a separate polling place. The voters of Precinct No. 1 will cast their votes at Fischer’s Grocery Store,” near the Plaza. Seven delegates will be elected and Thos. Daniels will be inspector. In Precinct No. 2 the City Hall will be the voting place; seven delegates will be elected and J. C. Rich will act as inspector, The polling place for Precinct No. 3 is at the No. 1 Fire House. Four delegates are to be elected and I. C. Lindley will be inspector. The voters in Precinct No. 4 will elect six.delegates and will vote at the No. 2 Fire House, Curtis Lecklin being the inspector appointed. Nevada City Township is entitled to 36 delegates to the Convention, 24 of whom are to be elected from the city proper. Election of delegates in the four precints outside of the Nevada City precincts and which are in Nevada Township will be as follows: . Gold Flat Precinct — Polls at the Schoolhouse; Meservey, inspector; four delegates. Indian Flat_ Precinct — Polls at Schoolhouse; Willis Green, inspector; two delegates, } Willow Valley Precinct — Polls at Schoolhouse; Vic Austin, inspector; three delegates. Selby Flat Precinct—Polls at Schoolhouse; H. D. Towle, inspector; three delegates. One week from next Saturday, September 27th, the Auditorium in Grass Valley will be a scene of interest, as the delegates to the ‘Republican County Convention meet to nominate officers. It is the first time in a number of years that the Convention has been held in Grass Valley. Wm. 4464644444484 Despolied by Fire. HE great forest fires which are raging in the States of Oregon and Washington, while not as destructive of human life as the eruption of Mt. Pelee, are neverAn enormous amount of-damage and loss of property, tending to make poverty exist where there has been plenty, is the imBesides this it will take considerable time to restore industrial conditions, and some of them can never be restored. California has experienced the disastrous effects of some very fierce and large forest fires, Lut judging from all reports these were very small affairs compared to the monstrous timber fires which have prevailed recently in the The forest fire which broke out a few miles from this city, recently, and approached town to within alarmingly close distance, can scarcely be called. a bonfire when compared to the immense avalanches theless fraught with grave consequences. mediate result. States of Washington and Oregon. of fire and flame which have swept the country up north. But it is said that ever cloud has a silver lining. Let us hope, therefore, that the fiery scourge which is inflicting a large territory in two great States may create at least an additional pastoral and cultivable domain where formerly only impenetrable underbrush covered the landscape. Of ‘course the loss of the magnificent timber cannot be restored for generations, and upon that industry many persons have existed who will have to go elsewhere or turn their hands to some other means of livelihood. Forest fires are indeed a great calamity. Headache Saps Your Vitatity \Bitten by a Snak e. And wrecks the brain. One dose o' Sberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head. ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Judge Coughlan was out hunting yesterday, and killed two rattlesnakes. Another snake bit one of George’s fine -hounods, and the‘animal will probably die, kindness. fresh in our memortes for a long time to come, and will be one of the pleasantest recollections of our lives. Ifa mat withes to gain: my good favor in the future, all he will have to say is, “I am a resident, or I came from Nevada county:” prese my sincere appreciation of the great kindness tendered Schmi z, Mr. Ohnimas, and myself, by the people of Nevada county, and I look forward to the time when I can aguin avail myself of the great pleasare of visiting your beautifal county. friende—I say friends because you all Our trip to Nevada county will live I wish that you would exto Mrs. Give my kind regards to all our have proven eo friendly to as—and with best wishea for your health and happiness, [:rema in, ® S§inserely yours, ' KE. Sonmeizz, Mayon A Harness Maker. T. L. Trunnell of Sacramento arrived here last evening to take charge of James Cairns’ harness stere, during hie-health-seeking tour below. Mr. Traunnell comes very highly recomménded as a first-class. man and workman. All orders for harness, and repairing of aby kind, will now be promptly attended to. Looking Over Maps. The Board of Supervisors were look. tain the boundary line of Nevida. and pute for seme time. ago, cisco, and is getting along nicely. Bid Property In. The property. of John Rickey, a Mooney Flat, was sold at Sheriff’ $794.95, Broke ills Arm. lin fell down yesterday and broke bone. in his right arm: was called and reduced the fracture, A Good Idea. tel started this morning to receive te parture of trains from that place, an that passengers will not have to wa ing over maps teday with Surveyors Waggoner and Englebright to ascerSierra counties which hae been in disGelling Along Nicely L. L. Gaffney received a letter today from W. A. Saunders, who waa injured in a stage accident a few weeks He is ina hospital at San Fra'« sale today to satisfy a jadgment obtained by CO. C. Weisenbarger, and was bid in bid in by ;Mr, Weisnbarger for] The three-year-old son of Dan CofDr. Tickell Rector Brothers of the National Hoegrams from Colfax containing information as to*the arrival and ded will be served’ on Wednesday stating when the trains are late, go fore. : and apportioned the eoanly tax rate day afternoon, Manager Skewes, who wide in thts County. . jock is a necessit ae . : tor the year 1902, as follows: «gag . Mae motorman, noticed a wire lying phages og at Trockes, game ve W. Hartang, . eee ec ot atoye canpetens aise . Se cel aires Electrisian Wil-. Gonnty Central Goose oe ies Gohool .\v.cc coe eeeveeseenenes .86 . liams got off the car, and took his hat . telegram yesterday to that of Nl + it tat be @ . Road. cree cccrcceeee ae cece ees 40 . and pulled the wire off. It was in the . Gillette is an entertaining take. nays rely pone : f -——. same place as it was.when the Dough: . although coming from Beas from Rory F st = ; Total .0.cccccececnsowceres $ 2.45 jerty horse was killed near the depot the upper end of the district, oldt abl ; several Justice Gray has been in LYNN; Mass., September 15—Justice. Horace Gray, who recently -retired from the United States Supreme Court Bench, died this morning of paralysis. Twenty-five per cent. of the above total tax will be transferred to the General Road Fund. Nevada City special school tax. : .$ .25 Grass Valley special school tax. .18 Meadow Lake High School tax. .80 poor health for some time. Truckee fire tax..sseerseeees 50 The Board granted County TreasVISITED THE DELI Stockholders Inspected this Valuable MineYesterday. Superintendent E. R. Abadie, I. Rosenthal and Joseph Fetz, heavy stockholders in the Delhi, went up to Columbia Hill yesterday, and made a thorough inspection of that famous property. A blast was fired to show the visitors the character of the rock, and it threw out very rich quartz, showing free gold in abundance. Superintendent ‘Abadie of the Champion mine made maps of the underground workings, and congratulated Superintendent Kartschoke for the thorough manner in which he has opened up the property. ‘ 20 Laying a Sewer. Workmen today commenced the laying of a c-ment sewer on the south side of Commercial street, from Pine te Union street., The sewer will be used to Garry Off the rain water, etc. along this street, and will be a great convenience. The Third Game. TU Passed Away At Grass. urer Jackson permission to visit outside towns to collect taxes. RUNAWAY SATURDAY “Valley At 9:30 This Morning. Vic Austin’s Bugsy Was Smashed and a Horse Injured. William Maltman, who was raised at this city, died this morning at his home in Grass Valley. He was taken ill with cramps and colic yesterday and continued to grow woree until about 9:80 this morning,when death released him from his sufferings, A wife and. horse and took it out to Ben Hall at four children survive him. A brother, . the Pionver Reduction Works. The A. Maltman of San Francisco and aj horse was hitched up} and run around sister,Mrs. Myers Allen of Los Angeles, . the building two or three times and as wellas a step-mother, two step. then dashed down the road, There sisters and a step-brother, also survive . Was D0 one in the buggy at the time, him. He was a native of New Jersey . and the horse had his own way. and aged about 41 years. George Danforth was coming up the Mr. Maltman was well liked and it . ad driving a six horse team, and the will be with much regret that his . horse run into one of the pointers, friends will learn of bis death For . knocking it down, and seriously ina number of years he was employed . juring the pointer. The buggy. was by hie father, the late O. Maltman, at . ®masbed into pieces, making it a very the Pioneer Reduction Works but later . costly experiment. engaged in mining. Some time ago he went to Corea but had to return on Last Saturday Vic Austin of Willow Valley brought in a young buggy A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Underskirts. months ago. aaa Nothing laste except merit. whiskey which has lived for years ie worthy to live. Gilt Edge Whiskey is old and pure. Your dealer has it. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Oal. Sole proprietors, MAHER & CO. One of the resdttes which held up the telephone wire pulled out, and allowed it to fall, If it had not been noticed by the motorman a serious accident might have happened. alive to the needs of this. sista ; fady Mining Compa ¢ incorporation in geo Saturday. Tt ppitalization of $100,! 1000 shares with @ p , Ww. W. Kirkham mo, H A. Moore, E. rid P. Waite are tk pokbolders. sles of incorporation jay by the Oustomah pwpany. ‘The compa at $250,000, divided of which 5000 have j, The directors are ) B. Morgan, W. F. Ei Richards, F’. 8. Morg Nevada County Ba Gillette is the opponent Ford of Nevade City.The Southern Pacific has ry three hundred Greeks at work sl ing up the roadbed at Colfax § are @ hard looking crowd and ; cats and tents, . ¥ The Se Opening Sale of Ladies’ Black Undershirts See Them in Our Big Window. the business of Weie ot Grass Valley. on Ed Schmidt when ing in the tobacco line ——— + oe othe up-to-date Oi none better. For aa ——_+ 190 Ladies, today we All new—every one great value for the pi A nice Skirt at 75 cents. che! A better one for $1, Still better at $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Our world beater at $2.50, $3 and $3.50. You haveg more money for one not as good. ~ Others at $4 and $5. Come and see the nice line we have of them. More new things in Flannel Waist Patterns. Respectfully, Maher & Cc exieans BD place on sale new: things in Bi anniversary of the it Mexico was celebra Mhe religious servic slemn high mass, anc jed choir. iness LO the best of everytl inesend your orders ghoioest brands of. can be found at W. bil Chambers. ‘Try tl and ia now selling at five cents a loaf : account of bad health in that country. cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ery. Try itand yot aeeemeen “ -BCOBEERS ld The third of the series for the chess championship took place last Satarday night at the library. It was won by Grass Valley with a score of 6 to 5. Nevada has a total of twenty three games to their credit, while Grass Valley has won but nineteen. ————— \Catholic Fair the ladies of St. Canice Catholic. » Oburch will hold a fair at Armory Hall —Commencing— WEDARSDAY, October 1st and continuing four days. hail sal S A FINE PROGRAW * will be nether evening by i: Grass Valley. CHICKEN DINNERS and Thursday: for 25 cents. at Colfax. it} Admission. ....+66 . .25 cents Dickerman, sole agent, tf r r. Seventeenth Agriculture District 2e2 FALR == Will be held in the AUDITORIUM, Grass Valley, October 7th to 12th (INOLUSIVE) TUESDAY, Grandest Pavilion Exhibit ever seen in the county. For list of Premium List. products should apply at once for space.Two Day’s Racing—Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11 & 12 : Fine Sport, Liberal Purses, Everybody Come. DR. BE. JAMIESON, Sec’y. liberal prizes see eA Ail desiring to make display of their the beat talent of this city and SOLD EVERYWHERE.’ The Highest Priced but the Best Quality The Clock Struck One as being a necessity in every family. should be accurate, steady in ite habits, and of cheer‘al face. Our Clocks Are All This . and more, too. They are handsome OLOOKS. Their interior meobatl is made for hard and continuous work, but their exteriors are de. gant, beautiful or ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very little money will buy a Serviceable Clock at our store. A. & H. W. Hartuni Watchmakers j PHONE WEST 14, bod hot lunch will hight at William Ha Pine and Spring s nd choice wines, lways on hand. It is a household regulator + 6@e+ 100 REWARD. Teaders of this pa ito learn that there baded disease that ble to cure in all-its Qatarrh, Hall’s O, nly positive cure ni ical fraternity. C, tutional treatment, ore is taken intern Y.Upon the blood a of the system, . RE FOR SALE hae ere DirEcr from the Eastern Factory the finest ine o S aliualnmnieniaerimisenaetaiezis BROAD STREET, NEVADA @ dee _— g the foundation of — Grand Opening We will open our Nevada City Store on Commercial 9 on Monday, September r5th with a beautiful line d Ladies’ Outing and Tailored Hla Due notice will be given of our regular opening. MRS. L. LUBECK, “i Siis2%oua ing the patient gupthe constituti hatare in doing its ters have so much: ® powers, that the ollars for any « cure. Send for is Address F, J. OHE 0. Sold by Drug # Family Pills are t + —"C” With a T “C” with a tail i: Mf Cascarets Cand) oriton the light bl box!’ Each tab! » Never sold ir , 10C, . ABE BUS <aee OO <a ——— ~~ —,, @ Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever seeh in town, See our window display. Our pri right. Inspect our goods. vee prices are . See Our Prices Best Lead Blown Table Tumbler..... 30 cents per set Wine Glasses .... 6 sera ceseloa data alco tude 5 cents per set u GODS S ici ccacmaiiins pe ea aieec acne aed 30 cents per set a Electro-Dental Parlors 4 DR. e. = ‘ enereex 3 SILVERW AR We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, etc: Also Sold Jewelry of Alt Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaitt Good Meats Brothers have t oe aud. ver "Sai Be h For Sale ata Holland Ranch, 8 , Hill is offered tt down and bals of Brown &Mor Yugget Pins and Diamonds —— kere : —+*ee— 5 ae C. J. BRAND, = = The Jeweldggy St wee of surgica ad, X-ray examit These parlors are a branch of the Elect ' cotablished nearly tour youre nae One y enriore of Aecremento, best equipped Dental Ottices on the Goan al eer Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing absolutely first-class work, All work dentists. guarantncd et One-half the regular prices charged ‘by other ' OUR PRICES ‘ PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 buré—Nevada Cit One pound can: nd 7 p, tm, to 8 p. Volley: Mondays #78, 108, m. to 1 Valley office, Br CQUR_Own Baking Po Is Pure. () City: ‘ ¢ doe Me ¥ Office and Ti upon Parentage ot Punt antee . Seg mmmeret ‘ and your 50 cents ; *iWe feel sure you will be pl for we have Bey f has been ope oon ¥ hae Doing couident M7 i please you ? 2 GEO. MAINNART, Sr., President. . 50 Cents. . a GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. He Sb a py $2.00 BRIDGE + tooth. 6 00 CLEANING nos pa es 500 U se : ESS EXTRACTION Core eessccesecece oe p @@" No cnarge tor Extracting when plates are Moved Sante. : Phone Ma n 633. . fasonic Building, up Stairs, R.’ E. SMITH, D. Pine Street, cng a seals CHAS. E.

2 ROC RET Rah FT 9 or ee anata ee nad ened N EVADA = Dat LY TRANSCRIPT [IN BROW IN & CALEINS, Prorrierors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION oma, = = weervertoronrte, = ere! Mayor Sohmits. Thanks MONDAY... Oicie i euherg dice e Ceben ob os Vacs sia teens 6 «es. September 15, 1901 THE REPUBLICAN DRIMARIS. Where the Volers Will Deposit ‘Their Ballots Next Saturday. the People of Nevada. County. The following letter has been received from San Francieco by. Professor Edward Maller, which ie self: explanatery: San Franorsco, Sept. 6th Professor‘ Edward Muller,’ Nevada City, Cul. ; Dear Sir:— a 1 beg to acknowledge, DENEMBDANCE , 1902. with great ~~» SL ORNS 5 OFS EN ————= “STRINE SITUATION. ‘INDIANAPOLIS, Sept: 15.—Jobn Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers said in an interview today that he cannot predict when the strike will be settled. He stated) that he did not know of anything being done by the other side toward ending the strike. . Nothing toward a settlement was accomplished at the Harrisburg conference. A settlement js no nearer than beCount Special Fn HET TE Board of Supervisors in Telephone ‘Wire Across’ Session To day. The Board of Snpervisors of Nevada y met in special session to-day —_ Kom WENT TU PER chi at Truckee Na} Wednesday, the ‘Trolley Line Yesterday. q When the five o’clock electric car Ex-Senator Gillette, the Ro, 4 was coming from Grass Valley yestercandidate for Congressman will, EXT SATURDAY the primaries of the Republican party of Nevada.county will be held for the purpose of electing delegates to a district, county and mupleasure, the receipt of your beautiful compositions and your esteemed communication relative to the same, I have delivered them to Mra. Schmitz, und she asked me on her behalf to acknowledge the same and to express to you her heartfelt thanks for your nicipal convention. Municipal delegates, however, are to be elected from the seven city precincts of Grass Valley only, as Nevada City’s municipal election does not occur in November. ree . With the election of delegates only five days distant, interest is beginning to show itself in many ways and there is a probability that before the week is out those who desire to attend the county convention will make that fact known to their friends and there will” be a scramble to be elected. The scarcity of candidates for county offices this fall has probably had an effect on the interest so far displayed, but this lethargy will be overcome from now on. The hours for holding the primary election next Satur-day will be between one and eight o’clock p.m. In Nevada City each precinct will have a separate polling place. The voters of Precinct No. 1 will cast their votes at Fischer’s Grocery Store,” near the Plaza. Seven delegates will be elected and Thos. Daniels will be inspector. In Precinct No. 2 the City Hall will be the voting place; seven delegates will be elected and J. C. Rich will act as inspector, The polling place for Precinct No. 3 is at the No. 1 Fire House. Four delegates are to be elected and I. C. Lindley will be inspector. The voters in Precinct No. 4 will elect six.delegates and will vote at the No. 2 Fire House, Curtis Lecklin being the inspector appointed. Nevada City Township is entitled to 36 delegates to the Convention, 24 of whom are to be elected from the city proper. Election of delegates in the four precints outside of the Nevada City precincts and which are in Nevada Township will be as follows: . Gold Flat Precinct — Polls at the Schoolhouse; Meservey, inspector; four delegates. Indian Flat_ Precinct — Polls at Schoolhouse; Willis Green, inspector; two delegates, } Willow Valley Precinct — Polls at Schoolhouse; Vic Austin, inspector; three delegates. Selby Flat Precinct—Polls at Schoolhouse; H. D. Towle, inspector; three delegates. One week from next Saturday, September 27th, the Auditorium in Grass Valley will be a scene of interest, as the delegates to the ‘Republican County Convention meet to nominate officers. It is the first time in a number of years that the Convention has been held in Grass Valley. Wm. 4464644444484 Despolied by Fire. HE great forest fires which are raging in the States of Oregon and Washington, while not as destructive of human life as the eruption of Mt. Pelee, are neverAn enormous amount of-damage and loss of property, tending to make poverty exist where there has been plenty, is the imBesides this it will take considerable time to restore industrial conditions, and some of them can never be restored. California has experienced the disastrous effects of some very fierce and large forest fires, Lut judging from all reports these were very small affairs compared to the monstrous timber fires which have prevailed recently in the The forest fire which broke out a few miles from this city, recently, and approached town to within alarmingly close distance, can scarcely be called. a bonfire when compared to the immense avalanches theless fraught with grave consequences. mediate result. States of Washington and Oregon. of fire and flame which have swept the country up north. But it is said that ever cloud has a silver lining. Let us hope, therefore, that the fiery scourge which is inflicting a large territory in two great States may create at least an additional pastoral and cultivable domain where formerly only impenetrable underbrush covered the landscape. Of ‘course the loss of the magnificent timber cannot be restored for generations, and upon that industry many persons have existed who will have to go elsewhere or turn their hands to some other means of livelihood. Forest fires are indeed a great calamity. Headache Saps Your Vitatity \Bitten by a Snak e. And wrecks the brain. One dose o' Sberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head. ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Judge Coughlan was out hunting yesterday, and killed two rattlesnakes. Another snake bit one of George’s fine -hounods, and the‘animal will probably die, kindness. fresh in our memortes for a long time to come, and will be one of the pleasantest recollections of our lives. Ifa mat withes to gain: my good favor in the future, all he will have to say is, “I am a resident, or I came from Nevada county:” prese my sincere appreciation of the great kindness tendered Schmi z, Mr. Ohnimas, and myself, by the people of Nevada county, and I look forward to the time when I can aguin avail myself of the great pleasare of visiting your beautifal county. friende—I say friends because you all Our trip to Nevada county will live I wish that you would exto Mrs. Give my kind regards to all our have proven eo friendly to as—and with best wishea for your health and happiness, [:rema in, ® S§inserely yours, ' KE. Sonmeizz, Mayon A Harness Maker. T. L. Trunnell of Sacramento arrived here last evening to take charge of James Cairns’ harness stere, during hie-health-seeking tour below. Mr. Traunnell comes very highly recomménded as a first-class. man and workman. All orders for harness, and repairing of aby kind, will now be promptly attended to. Looking Over Maps. The Board of Supervisors were look. tain the boundary line of Nevida. and pute for seme time. ago, cisco, and is getting along nicely. Bid Property In. The property. of John Rickey, a Mooney Flat, was sold at Sheriff’ $794.95, Broke ills Arm. lin fell down yesterday and broke bone. in his right arm: was called and reduced the fracture, A Good Idea. tel started this morning to receive te parture of trains from that place, an that passengers will not have to wa ing over maps teday with Surveyors Waggoner and Englebright to ascerSierra counties which hae been in disGelling Along Nicely L. L. Gaffney received a letter today from W. A. Saunders, who waa injured in a stage accident a few weeks He is ina hospital at San Fra'« sale today to satisfy a jadgment obtained by CO. C. Weisenbarger, and was bid in bid in by ;Mr, Weisnbarger for] The three-year-old son of Dan CofDr. Tickell Rector Brothers of the National Hoegrams from Colfax containing information as to*the arrival and ded will be served’ on Wednesday stating when the trains are late, go fore. : and apportioned the eoanly tax rate day afternoon, Manager Skewes, who wide in thts County. . jock is a necessit ae . : tor the year 1902, as follows: «gag . Mae motorman, noticed a wire lying phages og at Trockes, game ve W. Hartang, . eee ec ot atoye canpetens aise . Se cel aires Electrisian Wil-. Gonnty Central Goose oe ies Gohool .\v..cc coe eeeveeseenenes .86 . liams got off the car, and took his hat . telegram yesterday to that of Nl + it tat be @ . Road. cree cccrcceeee ae cece ees 40 . and pulled the wire off. It was in the . Gillette is an entertaining take. nays rely pone : f -——. same place as it was.when the Dough: . although coming from Beas from Rory F st = ; Total ..0.cccccececnsowceres $ 2.45 jerty horse was killed near the depot the upper end of the district, oldt abl ; several Justice Gray has been in LYNN; Mass., September 15—Justice. Horace Gray, who recently -retired from the United States Supreme Court Bench, died this morning of paralysis. Twenty-five per cent. of the above total tax will be transferred to the General Road Fund. Nevada City special school tax. : .$ .25 Grass Valley special school tax.. .18 Meadow Lake High School tax.. .80 poor health for some time. Truckee fire tax....sseerseeees 50 The Board granted County TreasVISITED THE DELI Stockholders Inspected this Valuable MineYesterday. Superintendent E. R. Abadie, I. Rosenthal and Joseph Fetz, heavy stockholders in the Delhi, went up to Columbia Hill yesterday, and made a thorough inspection of that famous property. A blast was fired to show the visitors the character of the rock, and it threw out very rich quartz, showing free gold in abundance. Superintendent ‘Abadie of the Champion mine made maps of the underground workings, and congratulated Superintendent Kartschoke for the thorough manner in which he has opened up the property. ‘ 20 Laying a Sewer. Workmen today commenced the laying of a c-ment sewer on the south side of Commercial street, from Pine te Union street., The sewer will be used to Garry Off the rain water, etc. along this street, and will be a great convenience. The Third Game. TU Passed Away At Grass. urer Jackson permission to visit outside towns to collect taxes. RUNAWAY SATURDAY “Valley At 9:30 This Morning. Vic Austin’s Bugsy Was Smashed and a Horse Injured. William Maltman, who was raised at this city, died this morning at his home in Grass Valley. He was taken ill with cramps and colic yesterday and continued to grow woree until about 9:80 this morning,when death released him from his sufferings, A wife and. horse and took it out to Ben Hall at four children survive him. A brother, . the Pionver Reduction Works. The A. Maltman of San Francisco and aj horse was hitched up} and run around sister,Mrs. Myers Allen of Los Angeles, . the building two or three times and as wellas a step-mother, two step. then dashed down the road, There sisters and a step-brother, also survive . Was D0 one in the buggy at the time, him. He was a native of New Jersey . and the horse had his own way. and aged about 41 years. George Danforth was coming up the Mr. Maltman was well liked and it . ad driving a six horse team, and the will be with much regret that his . horse run into one of the pointers, friends will learn of bis death For . knocking it down, and seriously ina number of years he was employed . juring the pointer. The buggy. was by hie father, the late O. Maltman, at . ®masbed into pieces, making it a very the Pioneer Reduction Works but later . costly experiment. engaged in mining. Some time ago

he went to Corea but had to return on Last Saturday Vic Austin of Willow Valley brought in a young buggy A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Underskirts. months ago. aaa Nothing laste except merit. whiskey which has lived for years ie worthy to live. Gilt Edge Whiskey is old and pure. Your dealer has it. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Oal. Sole proprietors, MAHER & CO. One of the resdttes which held up the telephone wire pulled out, and allowed it to fall, If it had not been noticed by the motorman a serious accident might have happened. alive to the needs of this. sista ; fady Mining Compa ¢ incorporation in geo Saturday. Tt ppitalization of $100,! 1000 shares with @ p , Ww. W. Kirkham mo, H A. Moore, E. rid P. Waite are tk pokbolders. sles of incorporation jay by the Oustomah pwpany. ‘The compa at $250,000, divided of which 5000 have j, The directors are ) B. Morgan, W. F. Ei Richards, F’. 8. Morg Nevada County Ba Gillette is the opponent Ford of Nevade City.The Southern Pacific has ry three hundred Greeks at work sl ing up the roadbed at Colfax § are @ hard looking crowd and ; cats and tents, . ¥ The Se Opening Sale of Ladies’ Black Undershirts See Them in Our Big Window. the business of Weie ot Grass Valley. on Ed Schmidt when ing in the tobacco line ——— + oe othe up-to-date Oi none better. For aa ——_+ 190 Ladies, today we All new—every one great value for the pi A nice Skirt at 75 cents. che! A better one for $1, Still better at $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Our world beater at $2.50, $3 and $3.50. You haveg more money for one not as good. ~ Others at $4 and $5. Come and see the nice line we have of them. More new things in Flannel Waist Patterns. Respectfully, Maher & Cc exieans BD place on sale new: things in Bi anniversary of the it Mexico was celebra Mhe religious servic slemn high mass, anc jed choir. iness LO the best of everytl inesend your orders ghoioest brands of. can be found at W. bil Chambers. ‘Try tl and ia now selling at five cents a loaf : account of bad health in that country. cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ery. Try itand yot aeeemeen “ -BCOBEERS ld The third of the series for the chess championship took place last Satarday night at the library. It was won by Grass Valley with a score of 6 to 5. Nevada has a total of twenty three games to their credit, while Grass Valley has won but nineteen. ————— \Catholic Fair the ladies of St. Canice Catholic. » Oburch will hold a fair at Armory Hall —Commencing— WEDARSDAY, October 1st and continuing four days. hail sal S A FINE PROGRAW * will be nether evening by i: Grass Valley. CHICKEN DINNERS and Thursday: for 25 cents. at Colfax. it} Admission. .......+66 . .25 cents Dickerman, sole agent, tf r r. Seventeenth Agriculture District 2e2 FALR == Will be held in the AUDITORIUM, Grass Valley, October 7th to 12th (INOLUSIVE) TUESDAY, Grandest Pavilion Exhibit ever seen in the county. For list of Premium List. products should apply at once for space.Two Day’s Racing—Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11 & 12 : Fine Sport, Liberal Purses, Everybody Come. DR. BE. JAMIESON, Sec’y. liberal prizes see eA Ail desiring to make display of their the beat talent of this city and SOLD EVERYWHERE.’ The Highest Priced but the Best Quality The Clock Struck One as being a necessity in every family. should be accurate, steady in ite habits, and of cheer‘al face. Our Clocks Are All This . and more, too. They are handsome OLOOKS. Their interior meobatl is made for hard and continuous work, but their exteriors are de. gant, beautiful or ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very little money will buy a Serviceable Clock at our store. A. & H. W. Hartuni Watchmakers j PHONE WEST 14, bod hot lunch will hight at William Ha Pine and Spring s nd choice wines, lways on hand. It is a household regulator + 6@e+ 100 REWARD. Teaders of this pa ito learn that there baded disease that ble to cure in all-its Qatarrh, Hall’s O, nly positive cure ni ical fraternity. C, tutional treatment, ore is taken intern Y.Upon the blood a of the system, . RE FOR SALE hae ere DirEcr from the Eastern Factory the finest ine o S aliualnmnieniaerimisenaetaiezis BROAD STREET, NEVADA @ dee _— g the foundation of — Grand Opening We will open our Nevada City Store on Commercial 9 on Monday, September r5th with a beautiful line d Ladies’ Outing and Tailored Hla Due notice will be given of our regular opening. MRS. L. LUBECK, “i Siis2%oua ing the patient gupthe constituti hatare in doing its ters have so much: ® powers, that the ollars for any « cure. Send for is Address F, J. OHE 0. Sold by Drug # Family Pills are t + —"C” With a T “C” with a tail i: Mf Cascarets Cand) oriton the light bl box!’ Each tab! » Never sold ir , 10C, . ABE BUS <aee OO <a ——— ~~ —,, @ Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever seeh in town, See our window display. Our pri right. Inspect our goods. vee prices are . See Our Prices Best Lead Blown Table Tumbler.......... 30 cents per set Wine Glasses ....... 6 sera ceseloa data alco tude 5 cents per set u GODS S ici ccacmaiiins pe ea aieec acne aed 30 cents per set a Electro-Dental Parlors 4 DR. e. = ‘ enereex 3 SILVERW AR We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, etc: Also Sold Jewelry of Alt Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaitt Good Meats Brothers have t oe aud. ver "Sai Be h For Sale ata Holland Ranch, 8 , Hill is offered tt down and bals of Brown &Mor Yugget Pins and Diamonds —— kere : —+*ee— 5 ae C. J. BRAND, = = The Jeweldggy St wee of surgica ad, X-ray examit These parlors are a branch of the Elect ' cotablished nearly tour youre nae One y enriore of Aecremento, best equipped Dental Ottices on the Goan al eer Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing absolutely first-class work, All work dentists. guarantncd et One-half the regular prices charged ‘by other ' OUR PRICES ‘ PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 buré—Nevada Cit One pound can: nd 7 p, tm, to 8 p. Volley: Mondays #78, 108, m. to 1 Valley office, Br CQUR_Own Baking Po Is Pure.. () City: ‘ ¢ doe Me ¥ Office and Ti upon Parentage ot Punt antee . Seg mmmeret ‘ and your 50 cents ; *iWe feel sure you will be pl for we have Bey f has been ope oon ¥ hae Doing couident M7 i please you ? 2 GEO. MAINNART, Sr., President. . 50 Cents. . a GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. He Sb a py $2.00 BRIDGE + tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING nos pa es 500 U se : ESS EXTRACTION Core eessccesecece oe p @@" No cnarge tor Extracting when plates are Moved Sante. : Phone Ma n 633. . fasonic Building, up Stairs, R.’ E. SMITH, D. Pine Street, cng a seals CHAS. E.