September 16, 1902 (4 pages)

tag PE ARNT ST Ra $ ererions ‘xperience un ; ANDARD HOUSE, Caxton BiagChicago, Ii. : as anee yr 9 en ee ee ee ee Fee nt a — Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT, / BROWN & CALEINS, PRorrretrors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By rial, . = . < 36 Per Year . Sy Carrier, 12 1=2¢ Per Wee Delivered toany part of the city. Le’, 8 SAIC te ane te Are ESD ves ee gee See September 16, 1901 — as suns canine WILL HAVE UNITED SUPPORT. HERE isno doubt that behind Dr. Pardee during the forthcoming campaign will be the unbroken phalanx of the Republican legions of this State. The hearty vote carried by the Convention at the conclusion of the last ballot making Pardee’s nomination the unchallenged verdict of the united delegations gives the nominee a Secure lease of the support throughout the campaign—such support as will once more prove that Republi-. ctn sentiments, thoughts and actions find earnest approval in the hearts of the people of ime Pacific Coasi. There will be no apathy among voters under the vigorous discussion of issues before the people. It will be an aggressive rather than a defensive campaign. @#a4ée4e6ee4e444t4e The Campaiqn. INCE the Republican State Convention in its wisdom saw fit to eliminate the personal equation from the campaign, it is now an evident fact that the fight must therefore be made upon the issues of principle and policy. In doing this the party has put itself in the right position, since elections are indeterminate when personal issues are inyolved. Under our system of government and of politics it is intended that the people at the polls shall pass upon governmental policies. An election -is their sole means of recording the popular will in that respect. When lack of character in candidates makes that the matter seeming of greatest immediate importance the result has determined nothing except that the people do or do. not want certain men in office. Under such circumstances an expression on issues of principle is held in abeyance, while the people are compelled to settle a matter of political morality, which should be settled by nominating conventions, as it has been settled by the Republicans of California. The personality of the Republican ticket is above reproach and is therefore practically unassailable. The opposition is prone to make personal issues, and its organs are already at the work. But the pretext for it is artificial and does not exist in the nature of things, and is not found in the personality of the ticket. The people will not be misled by the making of such an issue. They intend that November’s result shall have a higher meaning. They intend that it shall settle, once for all, California’s position, upon protection as an economic principle and not a policy of expediency, to be played with by great consolidated interests, to their profit and the people’s loss. They intend that it shall affirm as a duty no longer to be evaded the protection of the State’s climate by conservation of forests and waters. Let that be so plainly understood that a Republican Legislature cannot adjourn uutil it has made sure the permanent fertility of the valleys by protecting the forests of the mountains. This protection must be of such a nature that forest arson will be detected and. punished as a crime against the means of human existence, and that the fires which annually cover the mountains with a pall of smoke and destroy more merchantable timber than economic use would demand in five years must be reduced to the minimum and their cause, wlien they occur, must be unavoidable accident only. This question has been juggled with too long. It is wasting the State’s greatest endowment of resources and is drying up the fountains of moisture at their source. The people will indorse the Republican platform as their august instruction to their representatives on this greatest of economics and will expect that iustruction to be obeyed or some one will be punished. ; So, in respect to all. the expressions of the platform, each will be treated not as molssses to catch flies but as a definite and intended declaration. In this view of the campaign the opposition press would be doiug better than it is if, instead of pretending to pick flaws in the personality of the ticket, it would suggest errors in the expression of principle and policy and put forward what it regards’as a better and higher expression of the popular will. Will Run Hospital. . To Be Buried Here The funeral’ of’ the late William The Supervisor have decided to con . waitman, will take place tomorrow duct the County Hospital themselves afternoon at 1:30 o’clock from the fame for the period of one year, and will adily residence at Grass Valley. Intervertige for bide for supplies. Superment will be made at this city A are H. Martin, E. C. Grissel and Malian. ects at the Ps A 5 A. J. Woods were appointed as a com: : iitiee’ hak accompanied by his wife, arrived at milton to take charge of the bata Grass Valley this morning from San Francisco. ate —————SS ee The Feather Renovating Co, The Feather Renovating Co., having the promise of a large aniount of work, will remain until further notice attresses steamed and rebuilt. Phone 8!, Mra. Garthe’s residence, Main street. #16 Help Wanted. WANTED—By manufacturing house. Reliable person to trayel caliing on reta'] merchants and l territory. Position permanent. Busiress successful aud rushing. Salary $1024 a year guaranteed and expenses. DROPPED DEAD jmade for ladies for dancing. ee ee THIS AFTERNOON, Passes to His _ Reward. © panne lene Was An Ex-Chief of the Fire Department and Fought Indians Under General Meredith. William Scott, the veteran conetable of Nevada Townaip, expired. suddenly at a quarter to four o’cloek this afternoon. He was being taken to the home of his daughter, Mre. Thomas McAulay, in Grass Valley, in a hack, by Fred. Eilerman, George Bond and Richard Sandow, of the Fire Department, and Mrs. McAulay, and when they reached a point’ near the Gold Ran bridge, Mr. Scott fainted away, gavea few gasps and died. He had been sick for several daya with pleniopneumonia. Wm, Scott was a native of Ohio and aged about 70 years. He was a good citizen, possessed of many sterling qualities, and in his capacity as Oonstable and Nightwatchman, was one cf the best officials this city ever had. He was always looked upon with terror by evil doers, and breakers of the law. Mr. Scott came-here in 1850, and bas and Nightwatchman for over thirtyfive years. : eats In 1861 he went with General Meredith and Nevada Rifle Co, of this city to the State of Nevada to fight in the Indian war and fought until the uprising was completely -quelled._He gained great honor and won distinction in the many Indian fights: in which he took part. He was a veteran member of Pennsylvania Engine Oo. No. 2, of this city, having joined that company in 1861, and up tothe time of his.death was the oldest living member of the organization. He served in the capacity of Chief for a long time and made an excellent official. When the intelligence of Mr, Scott’s death was made known the bells of the Fire Department were tolled in memory of the exempt and honored fireman, who knew no fear. Will Give a Danee. Garfield Conciave,No. 118,Knights of Sherwood Forest, have decided to give a big danve at Olympia Park next Friday evening, September 49:h. The Nevada City band. will furnish the music for dancing. An admiesion of 25 cents will be charged for admission to the park and an additional 25.cents will te charged gentlemen who wisir to dance. N> extra charge will be The traction company has granted a oneway fare of five cents from either Nevada City or Grass Valley. The grounds will be well lighted and the platform put in good condition. The committee of arrangements is composed of Messre. W. M. Avery, D. A. Dailey and George Bond. Jesse Nickersoo will be floor manager and will be assisted by Simon Hieronimus, Bert Pollard and Dan Congblan. Black and White. Every crow is said to think its own nestling the whitest, but a white cat that had four kittens, of which three were white and the fourth was black, gave the first place in her affections to Sooty. Once they wefe all brought into the drawing room to be “shown off.” Besides the humans the room contained a great Newfoundland dog. Hitherto cat and dog had been on friendly terms, but now pussy showed thuch anxiety lest the dog might harm ner black pet especially. At last she seized it by the neck and. bore it beneath the lowest piece of furniture, where the dog could not possibly craw]; but she merely mewed to the others to follow her as best they could. The black kitten owed all this care to its every flock.—Exchange. Hospital Effeeis. The negotiations between Dr. A. Hinkson and Superviseore -Martin, Miller and Grissel, for the purchase of the personal effects of the County Hospital, were accepted by the Board today and plaeed on file. 4 A ah SRT 6 em ATTN LO Constable Wm. Scott! served in the capacity of Constable . * color, more happy in this respect than]. the black sheep which is said to be in eed Board of Sapeins Official Proceedings. For the Special Session Commencing Monday, September 15th, 1902.° MONDAY, September 15th, 1902. The Board met pereat to law; Present W.H. Martin, C. J. Miller, A. J. Wood and John Fay. Absent, E. O. Grissel. . W. H. Martin, chairman of the Board, presiding. The m.nutés of the previous meeting were roved as read. t is hereby ordered that a property tax of $2.45 on each $100 of taxable property in Nevada Connty is ag fixed and /Jevied for the fiscal year, 1902, which is apportioned as follows: For State Fund .. .. weaihe ‘paa¥s $ .382 or Genera! Fund...-.seseseees 1.808 Nit SERINE OE 6655 5 ngnc eas vo ea> cbonee ce Ri] For Road Fund. WERE oi, Snake ngcheen pice eh ededien sd . avi'ed thet. nevertheless. thet with: municipalities existing in Nevada County wherein work and improvements upon the streets’ is done by virtue of l:w, which municipalities are exempt from property Road lex under Section 2/44 of the rolitical code, the whole tax levied for State and county purposes shall be $2.05 on each $10.00 of taxa roperty. In accordance with subdivision 14 of Section 1670, of the Political Code Of California. the high school board of Nevada High schooi district submitted to the Board an estimate of the cost of conducting the ssid high school for the —; school year. order.a special tax of cents On each $100 of taxable property in said school district was levied for the purpose aforesaid. An es!imate of the expeuse of condneting the high school of the city of Grass Vailey schoo! district was furnished the Board. and in accordance therewith the Board, on motion, levied a special tax of 18 cents on each 100 of taxable peemsety in the said Grass alley school district. The request of the representatives of the Meadow Lake Union high s*hool for a special tax for the maintenance of the said high achool was received, and a special tax o} 80 cen s on each $100.00 of taxable property was, on mot On, and by. order, ley-ed in said school district, , _On motion the Boerd ordered that a special property tax of 50 cents on each $100 0 of taxable property in Truckee Fire District be ane rd same o hereby levied to equip aud Maintain a fire department. The Board. by order, directed the Auditor and Treamarer Ln dap ry Sayed oat tl a roperty tax be bg several ro Bistrict Ni ssa $0 Bi, e@ geveral road fund for the fiscal year ; On motion, it is ordered that the Tax Collector of this county, attend to the foliowi samee places for ee — payment fy taxes for the r viz: Nor joomfield, North San Juan Truckee and Grass Valley. . On motion of Supervisor Fay, duly seconded by Supervisor Miller, it is nereby ordered that W. W. Waggoner, County Surveyor, avd W. F, Englebright, as consulticg evgineer make a surVey as far as necessary in heir judgment of the boundary line between Nev and Si rra counties, and now in dis. pute between said counties, but in making this order this Board does not in anyway recoguize any other or different line as the boundary line between saia counties than the line delineated on the map of Nevada aed as prepared by J. G. Hartwell ina A communication f: om the Floriston Fule and Paper Company, sta'ing that the pub ic highway heretofore ordered to be constructed from + loriston to Iceland had been completed and in condition to be accepted and a deed conveying a right of way for sa'd road having been filed in said. matter,_The Board, by order appointed Supervisor John Fay a committee to view and examine the — and report to the Board, at the October session. = By order. adjournment was taken until tomorrow (Tuesday) poraing at 10 o’clock. W. Hw. MARTI ~ Shairman of the Board. Attest: F. L. AgpoGasrt, Clerk. By 4. J. Hoskivg, Deputy. A Painstaking County Official. been a competent and painstaking official and a harder worker is not to be found anywhere. Io the capacity of prosecuting attorney for the county he has been fearless and determined ia his duties and has made an excellent record. When he saw, in his judgment, that a case should be prosecuted he has taken it up with such energy and skill that during the first two years of his incumbency in office that ont of seventeen felony cases, there were only two where the defendants were acquitied, while duritg the past two years there has ben.but one escaped conviction. And inthis connec tion he has demonstrated to Truckee in particular .his ability by securing convictions for the sale of liquor to Indians—something never done before in the county—and succeeded in al most entirely breaking up the illegal traffic in that town. Mr. Power has conducted the office in @ manner that admits of no criticism, practicing economy without endangering the welfare of county af. fairs or the people. He will have no opposition for the nomination in the convention, and at the polls he will endeavor to increase his majority of four 4 years ago. Catholic F alr the ladies of St. Canice Catholic Obureh will bold a fair at Armory Hall —OCommencing— WEDNESDAY, October 3 ist and continuing four days. KKEKKKKK A PINE PROGRAM will be rendered each evening ty the best. talent of this: city and Grass Valley. : CHICKEN DINNERS will be served on. Wednesday and Thursday: for 25 cents. Admilesion chs votucers ae entetoe 265 cents District Attorney E. B. Power has. Goblets absolutely first-class wor —— Serious iliness of Senator Bard Los ANGELES, September 16.—United States Senator Thomas H. Bard is lying dangerously ill at the’ San Nuyes Hotel, suffering from pneumonia complicated with typhoid. He returned from Catalina Island last week, where he caught cold. The physiclans say his condition is critical. MUST STAND TRIAL. PERSONAL MENTIOR. case of has, Schenk Daily Record of the Sot for Thursday, . Doings of Our “October 2nd. People —<—————— Supervisor E. O. Grissel came down The case of Charles Schenk, charged) >, Washington today. with rape, came up before the Superior Court at 10 o’clock this morning. J. McBride arrived here last evenMotion of Attorney Mason to set aside . ing from San Francisco. the information, because the com-. J, , Mendenhall arrived here last plaint was sworn to on hearsay. He. evening from Seattle on a business asked if a person could be arrested . trip, for perjury on a complaint sworn to on hearsay. Affidavit not admitted 2 ane Jessie aie ot begirns arrived in evidence and is overruled. The aay ast ae an 7 this mornJudge, referred to other decisions, . 178 for North Bloomfield. This complaint charges a public of-. Ed. 8. Elder is here from New York. fense. The complaint isin good form. J, w, Flanell of Philadelphia is here He has heard the evidence. That the. on a business trip. Court certainly bad jurisdiction in holding the defendant. The motion re Sprig of of Richmond, Tad., ts in this city on business, to set aside the information was overvuind. Mrs, J. Hanks of San Francisco is Attorneys for the defense made the. “isiting friends in thie city. following affidavit: Mrs. H. Reading left this morning “That the same does not state facts for Loomis. sufficient to donstitate a public of-. Joseph Fetz and I, Rosenthal, stockfense. “That it does not substantially . holders ix the Champion Mining Comconform to the requirements of Sec-. pany, returned this morning to San tions of Penal Code. That the Court] Francisco. 3 has no jariediction of the offense! Miss Jessie Hall of Braidwood, Illicharged therein, fateh ‘ai h Wherefore defendant demands that 0.4. Flynn. vieltlog ber sister, Mrs. he be hence dismissed. J. BR. Tyerett, Miss Therese Ronberg and Miss Lula Hond are-here from: San Francisco A. D. Mason.” sah Overraled, visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartung and The defendant then pleaded not. /@™!ly. guilty. Mrs. I. Zellerbach arrived here last The case was eet for trial on Thurs-(&Vveniug from San Francisco to be at day, October 2, 1902, at 10 o’clock a. m. the bedside of her father, A. Barub, 5 who is quite ill. J. E. Hippert was down yesterday A New Bridge from-Graniteville. ; ° M. T. Lawrence was up from Auburn yesterday. The Supervisors at their session to-. .E. Johnston is here from San Franday, authorized County, Clerk Arbo. isco. 4 gast to advertise for bids for the con-. J. Pascoe and J. Noah of Marshfield, struction of a new bridge across Trout. Oregon, returned here today from Oreek, near Truckee. North Bloomfield, on their way: home, coo Alex. Zekind, who formerly kept a A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine . “igarstore here, is here from the Bay cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. on a visit. SE SEES LEGG & SHAW CO. 24, y =; GLASSWARE FOR SALE Just received Drrgcr from the Easter line of Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever.seen in town. See our window display. Our price right. Inspect our goods. eee n Factory the finest See Our Prices Best. Lead Blown Table Tumbler st. ead Diown lable Lumbler.. 0 ce Wine Glasses 30 cents per set Bis Dyn cxencbasecssekseibiatas ree 65 Cents per set up SWilsate dusas boessadde'ccsdeostsensuhie sett venciveiveds uc 30 cents per set up . Electro-Dental Parlors i ee DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of established nearly four years ago. One t Sacramento, best equipped Dental Ottices on tis Ooms ae a Are Located. Here Permanently with all th ; @ modern ELECTRICAL aud other conveniences for doing All work PRES Be guaranteed st One.half the regular: prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 . GOLD FILL GOLD CROWNS. 22 Karat. 6 00. SILVER Pinas Mtge <0 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.’ 6 00 CLEANING.05 020g 8l PAINLESS EXTRAC teeeesese SOC Lp @@-No onarge for Extracting when nretilipig SO GENTS. Phone Me 1 633. R. E. SMITH, D. D. s Masonic Gullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City Miss 8, Sooy is over from North San Juan, : Jerry Goodwin and R. E. Linder are over from You Bet. i ‘ Mrs. A. J. James left Sunday to visit at Reno. ra A. J. Bovey is suffering from pneumonia. wees J. I. Reynolde of New York City lett thia morning to visit. the Plaumbago mine oe Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Veale came down from North Bloomfield Sanday. Mrs. Mattie Reynolds of Main street is on the sick list. Dan Sooy is over from North San Juan. . L, Hall is down from Gaston Ridge. Gas Explosion. BuvueErFretps, W. Va., September 11— A heavy explosion of gas occurred in the Algoma coal mine, located on the uorth fork branch, at 11 o’clock this morning. Fifteen men are reported missing. ~ ‘ Wood for County. The Board of Supervisors have auwood for the Courthouse and Oounty Hospital. Mrs. A. Tomb thorized W. H. Martin to procure. the . . ci Away at Daten j Yesterday, Mre, A. Tromble d ro Dutch Flat yesterday Pes o'clock, Deceased R Inte Joho. Huret, and oul grand opening ball Hi fo Washington many of our resident ’ . bea ert § havi ing, wil here om seyeral OCCasions, gy os residents of tha: resided at Datch Flat for wienil ng together, and & . and was loved ang Teapested 5 ato all. The pric the people there, for E and it was with a tecoan ; that they learned gh, ail away. Mrs. John Hurst, 9 ss law, Mrs. J, J, Jackson, a ni i George Anret, 2 Heplow, are hy tives who reside in this city Haret and Mrs. Jackson loft the 12:25 o’clock train a Flat to attend the funeral, . Whiskey * More whiskey— “Jesse Moore” Whisks apd ao elegant SUF Jat 60 cente per P tra of this city will Catholic fair which 7 Hall, Weduesday Jet, and continue fo srnish pleasure for ~gn-excellent prot prepared and talent ia City and Grass pipate. Anumber 0 will be raffled dari of the fair. The la MAHER & CO. age ig of success in the gall the money me will go toward pay sof the church, nd Trastee W. J. ters of America pai to Court Gar fleld, Opening Ladies’ Black Underskiri See Them in Our Big Window. and the local F od-an.interesting ne occasion, and pro’ at which all pres sive. Mr, Rowe but interesting ad sll received by the . ada City football bout to organize -& this city has ever istaking a great 11 Sale of A nice Skirt at 75 cents. A better one for $1, ® Others at $4 and $5. Respectfully, Ladies, today we place ‘on sale new things in Underskirts. All new—every one great value for they Still better at $1.25, $1.50 and $2. _ Our world beater at $2.50, $3 and $3. 50. You hie more money for one not as good. see : Come and see the nice line we have of them. More new things in Flannel Waist Patterns, Maher «& Cc er, and it is desired shall be with Grass eggs oke the up-to-datenone better. For eS kamined a orge Levinsky, Pre Tunnel Mining ¢ riutendent John Ed be Phoenix . (Sneat p yesterday, and ¢ examination of the mored that Mr. Le jo take hold of the o as being a necessity in every family, PHONE WEST 14, The Clock Strikes One should be accurate, steady in its babits, and of cheerful face, Our Clocks Are All This and more, too.” They are handsome OLOOKS. Their interior mechan! is made for hard,and continuous work, but: their exteriors are ele qant, beautifal or ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very, little money will buy a Serviceable Olock at our store. A. & H. W. Hartuns Watchmahkers Headache Saps You wrecks the brains man’s Headache OC You swallow a pil is gone, They and 10c.a box. Fe rman, sole agent, isiness . the best “of ee linesend your ord echoicest brands. can be found at It. ie a household, regulator ap BROAD STREET, NEVADA (i boil Chambers. Tr r eee Grand Opening We will open our Nevada City Store.on Commercial St on Monday, September 1 5th with a beautiful line of Ladies’ Outing and Tailored He Due notice will be given of our regular opening. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™"S¢22%auer bveland ie now sell dat five cents a Ic Bekery. ‘ry it and it. 800d hot lunch night at William et Pine and Sprix 4nd choice win Salways on hand. a $100 REWAR Me readers of this ed to learn that tl Teaded disease th able to cure in all Grass _— isCatarrh, Hall Sry ois ‘only positive cut ao knives, forks, C. J. BRAND,® SILVERW ARE We have an excellent line of Spoons, Wedding Presents, etc. Also Sold Tugger Pins and Diamonds Medical fraternity. stitutional treatn b Care is taken in tly upon the bloo Ces of the syeter ing the foundatio iving the patie ie Up the consti bg nature in doj cera have so He bowers, that dred Dollars for ¢ — ek cure. Send fo ’ a rese F, J, Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Reritdiie 0.'S%.5.7 : § amily Pills ¢ —*irk — pa + Oe fonic Constip. : ne most importa The Jewel a Constipation. € artic. Cure gua PPP ablets stamped — iM bulk, Drugs our’ . . QUR Own Baking Powel + OWN O Is Pure. ae . Good Me ley Brot hers ha -does 0h I, mutt POWDER It upon purehest x scan ren Bara i roi mes {tou and cited sg We feolsure ou wil bo nce nee ae One pound can . . the Posten tee we have not bad om ae can that has been opened and Msi 50 Cents, Gen’ you, blaine us for being confident AST . Kind You Hay CHAS. E. MULLOY, = Grocet nea

tag PE ARNT ST Ra $ ererions ‘xperience un ; ANDARD HOUSE, Caxton BiagChicago, Ii. : as anee yr 9 en ee ee ee ee Fee nt a — Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT, / BROWN & CALEINS, PRorrretrors, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By rial, . = . < 36 Per Year . Sy Carrier, 12 1=2¢ Per Wee Delivered toany part of the city. Le’, 8 SAIC te ane te Are ESD ves ee gee See September 16, 1901 — as suns canine WILL HAVE UNITED SUPPORT. HERE isno doubt that behind Dr. Pardee during the forthcoming campaign will be the unbroken phalanx of the Republican legions of this State. The hearty vote carried by the Convention at the conclusion of the last ballot making Pardee’s nomination the unchallenged verdict of the united delegations gives the nominee a Secure lease of the support throughout the campaign—such support as will once more prove that Republi-. ctn sentiments, thoughts and actions find earnest approval in the hearts of the people of ime Pacific Coasi. There will be no apathy among voters under the vigorous discussion of issues before the people. It will be an aggressive rather than a defensive campaign. @#a4ée4e6ee4e444t4e The Campaiqn. INCE the Republican State Convention in its wisdom saw fit to eliminate the personal equation from the campaign, it is now an evident fact that the fight must therefore be made upon the issues of principle and policy. In doing this the party has put itself in the right position, since elections are indeterminate when personal issues are inyolved. Under our system of government and of politics it is intended that the people at the polls shall pass upon governmental policies. An election -is their sole means of recording the popular will in that respect. When lack of character in candidates makes that the matter seeming of greatest immediate importance the result has determined nothing except that the people do or do. not want certain men in office. Under such circumstances an expression on issues of principle is held in abeyance, while the people are compelled to settle a matter of political morality, which should be settled by nominating conventions, as it has been settled by the Republicans of California. The personality of the Republican ticket is above reproach and is therefore practically unassailable. The opposition is prone to make personal issues, and its organs are already at the work. But the pretext for it is artificial and does not exist in the nature of things, and is not found in the personality of the ticket. The people will not be misled by the making of such an issue. They intend that November’s result shall have a higher meaning. They intend that it shall settle, once for all, California’s position, upon protection as an economic principle and not a policy of expediency, to be played with by great consolidated interests, to their profit and the people’s loss. They intend that it shall affirm as a duty no longer to be evaded the protection of the State’s climate by conservation of forests and waters. Let that be so plainly understood that a Republican Legislature cannot adjourn uutil it has made sure the permanent fertility of the valleys by protecting the forests of the mountains. This protection must be of such a nature that forest arson will be detected and. punished as a crime against the means of human existence, and that the fires which annually cover the mountains with a pall of smoke and destroy more merchantable timber than economic use would demand in five years must be reduced to the minimum and their cause, wlien they occur, must be unavoidable accident only. This question has been juggled with too long. It is wasting the State’s greatest endowment of resources and is drying up the fountains of moisture at their source. The people will indorse the Republican platform as their august instruction to their representatives on this greatest of economics and will expect that iustruction to be obeyed or some one will be punished. ; So, in respect to all. the expressions of the platform, each will be treated not as molssses to catch flies but as a definite and intended declaration. In this view of the campaign the opposition press would be doiug better than it is if, instead of pretending to pick flaws in the personality of the ticket, it would suggest errors in the expression of principle and policy and put forward what it regards’as a better and higher expression of the popular will. Will Run Hospital. . To Be Buried Here The funeral’ of’ the late William The Supervisor have decided to con . waitman, will take place tomorrow duct the County Hospital themselves afternoon at 1:30 o’clock from the fame for the period of one year, and will adily residence at Grass Valley. Intervertige for bide for supplies. Superment will be made at this city A are H. Martin, E. C. Grissel and Malian. ects at the Ps A 5 A. J. Woods were appointed as a com: : iitiee’ hak accompanied by his wife, arrived at milton to take charge of the bata Grass Valley this morning from San Francisco. ate —————SS ee The Feather Renovating Co, The Feather Renovating Co., having the promise of a large aniount of work, will remain until further notice attresses steamed and rebuilt. Phone 8!, Mra. Garthe’s residence, Main street. #16 Help Wanted. WANTED—By manufacturing house. Reliable person to trayel caliing on reta'] merchants and l territory. Position permanent. Busiress successful aud rushing. Salary $1024 a year guaranteed and expenses. DROPPED DEAD jmade for ladies for dancing. ee ee THIS AFTERNOON, Passes to His _ Reward. © panne lene Was An Ex-Chief of the Fire Department and Fought Indians Under General Meredith. William Scott, the veteran conetable of Nevada Townaip, expired. suddenly at a quarter to four o’cloek this afternoon. He was being taken to the home of his daughter, Mre. Thomas McAulay, in Grass Valley, in a hack, by Fred. Eilerman, George Bond and Richard Sandow, of the Fire Department, and Mrs. McAulay, and when they reached a point’ near the Gold Ran bridge, Mr. Scott fainted away, gavea few gasps and died. He had been sick for several daya with pleniopneumonia. Wm, Scott was a native of Ohio and aged about 70 years. He was a good citizen, possessed of many sterling qualities, and in his capacity as Oonstable and Nightwatchman, was one cf the best officials this city ever had. He was always looked upon with terror by evil doers, and breakers of the law. Mr. Scott came-here in 1850, and bas and Nightwatchman for over thirtyfive years. : eats In 1861 he went with General Meredith and Nevada Rifle Co, of this city to the State of Nevada to fight in the Indian war and fought until the uprising was completely -quelled.._He gained great honor and won distinction in the many Indian fights: in which he took part. He was a veteran member of Pennsylvania Engine Oo. No. 2, of this city, having joined that company in 1861, and up tothe time of his.death was the oldest living member of the organization. He served in the capacity of Chief for a long time and made an excellent official. When the intelligence of Mr, Scott’s death was made known the bells of the Fire Department were tolled in memory of the exempt and honored fireman, who knew no fear. Will Give a Danee. Garfield Conciave,No. 118,Knights of Sherwood Forest, have decided to give a big danve at Olympia Park next Friday evening, September 49:h. The Nevada City band. will furnish the music for dancing. An admiesion of 25 cents will be charged for admission to the park and an additional 25.cents will te charged gentlemen who wisir to dance. N> extra charge will be The traction company has granted a oneway fare of five cents from either Nevada City or Grass Valley. The grounds will be well lighted and the platform put in good condition. The committee of arrangements is composed of Messre. W. M. Avery, D. A. Dailey and George Bond. Jesse Nickersoo will be floor manager and will be assisted by Simon Hieronimus, Bert Pollard and Dan Congblan. Black and White. Every crow is said to think its own nestling the whitest, but a white cat that had four kittens, of which three were white and the fourth was black, gave the first place in her affections to Sooty. Once they wefe all brought into the drawing room to be “shown off.” Besides the humans the room contained a great Newfoundland dog. Hitherto cat and dog had been on friendly terms, but now pussy showed thuch anxiety lest the dog might harm ner black pet especially. At last she seized it by the neck and. bore it beneath the lowest piece of furniture, where the dog could not possibly craw]; but she merely mewed to the others to follow her as best they could. The black kitten owed all this care to its every flock.—Exchange. Hospital Effeeis. The negotiations between Dr. A. Hinkson and Superviseore -Martin, Miller and Grissel, for the purchase of the personal effects of the County Hospital, were accepted by the Board today and plaeed on file. 4 A ah SRT 6 em ATTN LO Constable Wm. Scott! served in the capacity of Constable . * color, more happy in this respect than]. the black sheep which is said to be in eed Board of Sapeins Official Proceedings. For the Special Session Commencing Monday, September 15th, 1902.° MONDAY, September 15th, 1902. The Board met pereat to law; Present W.H. Martin, C. J. Miller, A. J. Wood and John Fay. Absent, E. O. Grissel. . W. H. Martin, chairman of the Board, presiding. The m.nutés of the previous meeting were roved as read. t is hereby ordered that a property tax of $2.45 on each $100 of taxable property in Nevada Connty is ag fixed and /Jevied for the fiscal year, 1902, which is apportioned as follows: For State Fund ... .... weaihe ‘paa¥s $ .382 or Genera! Fund......-..seseseees 1.808 Nit SERINE OE 6655 5 ngnc eas vo ea> cbonee ce Ri] For Road Fund.. WERE oi, Snake ngcheen pice eh ededien sd . avi'ed thet. nevertheless. thet with: municipalities existing in Nevada County wherein work and improvements upon the streets’ is done by virtue of l:w, which municipalities are exempt from property Road lex under Section 2/44 of the rolitical code, the whole tax levied for State and county purposes shall be $2.05 on each $10.00 of taxa roperty. In accordance with subdivision 14 of Section 1670, of the Political Code Of California. the high school board of Nevada High schooi district submitted to the Board an estimate of the cost of conducting the ssid high school for the —; school year. order.a special tax of cents On each $100 of taxable property in said school district was levied for the purpose aforesaid. An es!imate of the expeuse of condneting the high school of the city of Grass Vailey schoo! district was furnished the Board. and in accordance therewith the Board, on motion, levied a special tax of 18 cents on each 100 of taxable peemsety in the said Grass alley school district. The request of the representatives of the Meadow Lake Union high s*hool for a special tax for the maintenance of the said high achool was received, and a special tax o} 80 cen s on each $100.00 of taxable property was, on mot On, and by. order, ley-ed in said school district, , _On motion the Boerd ordered that a special property tax of 50 cents on each $100 0 of taxable property in Truckee Fire District be ane rd same o hereby levied to equip aud Maintain a fire department. The Board. by order, directed the Auditor and Treamarer Ln dap ry Sayed oat tl a roperty tax be bg several ro Bistrict Ni ssa $0 Bi, e@ geveral road fund for the fiscal year ; On motion, it is ordered that the Tax Collector of this county, attend to the foliowi samee places for ee — payment fy taxes for the r viz: Nor joomfield, North San Juan Truckee and Grass Valley. . On motion of Supervisor Fay, duly seconded by Supervisor Miller, it is nereby ordered that W. W. Waggoner, County Surveyor, avd W. F, Englebright, as consulticg evgineer make a surVey as far as necessary in heir judgment of the boundary line between Nev and Si rra counties, and now in dis. pute between said counties, but in making this order this Board does not in anyway recoguize any other or different line as the boundary line between saia counties than the line delineated on the map of Nevada aed as prepared by J. G. Hartwell ina A communication f: om the Floriston Fule and Paper Company, sta'ing that the pub ic highway heretofore ordered to be constructed from + loriston to Iceland had been completed and in condition to be accepted and a deed conveying a right of way for sa'd road having been filed in said. matter,_The Board, by order appointed Supervisor John Fay a committee to view and examine the — and report to the Board, at the October session. = By order. adjournment was taken until tomorrow (Tuesday) poraing at 10 o’clock. W. Hw. MARTI ~ Shairman of the Board. Attest: F. L. AgpoGasrt, Clerk. By 4. J. Hoskivg, Deputy. A Painstaking County Official. been a competent and painstaking official and a harder worker is not to be found anywhere. Io the capacity of prosecuting attorney for the county he has been fearless and determined ia his duties and has made an excellent record. When he saw, in his judgment, that a case should be prosecuted he has taken it up with such energy and skill that during the first two years of his incumbency in office that ont of seventeen felony cases, there were only two where the defendants were acquitied, while duritg the past two years there has ben.but one escaped conviction. And inthis connec tion he has demonstrated to Truckee in particular .his ability by securing convictions for the sale of liquor to Indians—something never done before in the county—and succeeded in al most entirely breaking up the illegal traffic in that town. Mr. Power has conducted the office in @ manner that admits of no criticism, practicing economy without endangering the welfare of county af. fairs or the people. He will have no opposition for the nomination in the convention, and at the polls he will endeavor to increase his majority of four 4 years ago. Catholic F alr the ladies of St. Canice Catholic Obureh will bold a fair at Armory Hall —OCommencing— WEDNESDAY, October 3 ist and continuing four days.

KKEKKKKK A PINE PROGRAM will be rendered each evening ty the best. talent of this: city and Grass Valley. : CHICKEN DINNERS will be served on. Wednesday and Thursday: for 25 cents. Admilesion chs votucers ae entetoe 265 cents District Attorney E. B. Power has. Goblets absolutely first-class wor —— Serious iliness of Senator Bard Los ANGELES, September 16.—United States Senator Thomas H. Bard is lying dangerously ill at the’ San Nuyes Hotel, suffering from pneumonia complicated with typhoid. He returned from Catalina Island last week, where he caught cold. The physiclans say his condition is critical. MUST STAND TRIAL. PERSONAL MENTIOR. case of has, Schenk Daily Record of the Sot for Thursday, . Doings of Our “October 2nd. People —<—————— Supervisor E. O. Grissel came down The case of Charles Schenk, charged) >, Washington today. with rape, came up before the Superior Court at 10 o’clock this morning. J. McBride arrived here last evenMotion of Attorney Mason to set aside . ing from San Francisco. the information, because the com-. J, , Mendenhall arrived here last plaint was sworn to on hearsay. He. evening from Seattle on a business asked if a person could be arrested . trip, for perjury on a complaint sworn to on hearsay. Affidavit not admitted 2 ane Jessie aie ot begirns arrived in evidence and is overruled. The aay ast ae an 7 this mornJudge, referred to other decisions, . 178 for North Bloomfield. This complaint charges a public of-. Ed. 8. Elder is here from New York. fense. The complaint isin good form. J, w, Flanell of Philadelphia is here He has heard the evidence. That the. on a business trip. Court certainly bad jurisdiction in holding the defendant. The motion re Sprig of of Richmond, Tad., ts in this city on business, to set aside the information was overvuind. Mrs, J. Hanks of San Francisco is Attorneys for the defense made the. “isiting friends in thie city. following affidavit: Mrs. H. Reading left this morning “That the same does not state facts for Loomis. sufficient to donstitate a public of-. Joseph Fetz and I, Rosenthal, stockfense. “That it does not substantially . holders ix the Champion Mining Comconform to the requirements of Sec-. pany, returned this morning to San tions of Penal Code. That the Court] Francisco. 3 has no jariediction of the offense! Miss Jessie Hall of Braidwood, Illicharged therein, fateh ‘ai h Wherefore defendant demands that 0.4. Flynn. vieltlog ber sister, Mrs. he be hence dismissed. J. BR. Tyerett, Miss Therese Ronberg and Miss Lula Hond are-here from: San Francisco A. D. Mason.” sah Overraled, visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartung and The defendant then pleaded not. /@™!ly. guilty. Mrs. I. Zellerbach arrived here last The case was eet for trial on Thurs-(&Vveniug from San Francisco to be at day, October 2, 1902, at 10 o’clock a. m. the bedside of her father, A. Barub, 5 who is quite ill. J. E. Hippert was down yesterday A New Bridge from-Graniteville. ; ° M. T. Lawrence was up from Auburn yesterday. The Supervisors at their session to-. .E. Johnston is here from San Franday, authorized County, Clerk Arbo. isco. 4 gast to advertise for bids for the con-. J. Pascoe and J. Noah of Marshfield, struction of a new bridge across Trout. Oregon, returned here today from Oreek, near Truckee. North Bloomfield, on their way: home, coo Alex. Zekind, who formerly kept a A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine . “igarstore here, is here from the Bay cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. on a visit. SE SEES LEGG & SHAW CO. 24, y =; GLASSWARE FOR SALE Just received Drrgcr from the Easter line of Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever.seen in town. See our window display. Our price right. Inspect our goods. eee n Factory the finest See Our Prices Best. Lead Blown Table Tumbler st. ead Diown lable Lumbler.... 0 ce Wine Glasses 30 cents per set Bis Dyn cxencbasecssekseibiatas ree 65 Cents per set up SWilsate dusas boessadde'ccsdeostsensuhie sett venciveiveds uc 30 cents per set up . Electro-Dental Parlors i ee DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of established nearly four years ago. One t Sacramento, best equipped Dental Ottices on tis Ooms ae a Are Located. Here Permanently with all th ; @ modern ELECTRICAL aud other conveniences for doing All work PRES Be guaranteed st One.half the regular: prices charged by other OUR PRICES PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00 . GOLD FILL GOLD CROWNS. 22 Karat.. 6 00. SILVER Pinas Mtge <0 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth..’ 6 00 CLEANING..05 020g 8l PAINLESS EXTRAC teeeesese SOC Lp @@-No onarge for Extracting when nretilipig SO GENTS. Phone Me 1 633. R. E. SMITH, D. D. s Masonic Gullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City Miss 8, Sooy is over from North San Juan, : Jerry Goodwin and R. E. Linder are over from You Bet. i ‘ Mrs. A. J. James left Sunday to visit at Reno. ra A. J. Bovey is suffering from pneumonia. wees J. I. Reynolde of New York City lett thia morning to visit. the Plaumbago mine oe Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Veale came down from North Bloomfield Sanday. Mrs. Mattie Reynolds of Main street is on the sick list. Dan Sooy is over from North San Juan. . L, Hall is down from Gaston Ridge. Gas Explosion. BuvueErFretps, W. Va., September 11— A heavy explosion of gas occurred in the Algoma coal mine, located on the uorth fork branch, at 11 o’clock this morning. Fifteen men are reported missing. ~ ‘ Wood for County. The Board of Supervisors have auwood for the Courthouse and Oounty Hospital. Mrs. A. Tomb thorized W. H. Martin to procure. the . . ci Away at Daten j Yesterday, Mre, A. Tromble d ro Dutch Flat yesterday Pes o'clock, Deceased R Inte Joho. Huret, and oul grand opening ball Hi fo Washington many of our resident ’ . bea ert § havi ing, wil here om seyeral OCCasions, gy os residents of tha: resided at Datch Flat for wienil ng together, and & . and was loved ang Teapested 5 ato all. The pric the people there, for E and it was with a tecoan ; that they learned gh, ail away. Mrs. John Hurst, 9 ss law, Mrs. J, J, Jackson, a ni i George Anret, 2 Heplow, are hy tives who reside in this city Haret and Mrs. Jackson loft the 12:25 o’clock train a Flat to attend the funeral, . Whiskey * More whiskey— “Jesse Moore” Whisks apd ao elegant SUF Jat 60 cente per P tra of this city will Catholic fair which 7 Hall, Weduesday Jet, and continue fo srnish pleasure for ~gn-excellent prot prepared and talent ia City and Grass pipate. Anumber 0 will be raffled dari of the fair. The la MAHER & CO. age ig of success in the gall the money me will go toward pay sof the church, nd Trastee W. J. ters of America pai to Court Gar fleld, Opening Ladies’ Black Underskiri See Them in Our Big Window. and the local F od-an.interesting ne occasion, and pro’ at which all pres sive. Mr, Rowe but interesting ad sll received by the . ada City football bout to organize -& this city has ever istaking a great 11 Sale of A nice Skirt at 75 cents. A better one for $1, ® Others at $4 and $5. Respectfully, Ladies, today we place ‘on sale new things in Underskirts. All new—every one great value for they Still better at $1.25, $1.50 and $2. _ Our world beater at $2.50, $3 and $3. 50. You hie more money for one not as good. see : Come and see the nice line we have of them. More new things in Flannel Waist Patterns, Maher «& Cc er, and it is desired shall be with Grass eggs oke the up-to-datenone better. For eS kamined a orge Levinsky, Pre Tunnel Mining ¢ riutendent John Ed be Phoenix . (Sneat p yesterday, and ¢ examination of the mored that Mr. Le jo take hold of the o as being a necessity in every family, PHONE WEST 14, The Clock Strikes One should be accurate, steady in its babits, and of cheerful face, Our Clocks Are All This and more, too.” They are handsome OLOOKS. Their interior mechan! is made for hard,and continuous work, but: their exteriors are ele qant, beautifal or ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very, little money will buy a Serviceable Olock at our store. A. & H. W. Hartuns Watchmahkers Headache Saps You wrecks the brains man’s Headache OC You swallow a pil is gone, They and 10c.a box. Fe rman, sole agent, isiness . the best “of ee linesend your ord echoicest brands. can be found at It. ie a household, regulator ap BROAD STREET, NEVADA (i boil Chambers. Tr r eee Grand Opening We will open our Nevada City Store.on Commercial St on Monday, September 1 5th with a beautiful line of Ladies’ Outing and Tailored He Due notice will be given of our regular opening. MRS. L. LUBECK, ™"S¢22%auer bveland ie now sell dat five cents a Ic Bekery. ‘ry it and it. 800d hot lunch night at William et Pine and Sprix 4nd choice win Salways on hand. a $100 REWAR Me readers of this ed to learn that tl Teaded disease th able to cure in all Grass _— isCatarrh, Hall Sry ois ‘only positive cut ao knives, forks, C. J. BRAND,® SILVERW ARE We have an excellent line of Spoons, Wedding Presents, etc. Also Sold Tugger Pins and Diamonds Medical fraternity. stitutional treatn b Care is taken in tly upon the bloo Ces of the syeter ing the foundatio iving the patie ie Up the consti bg nature in doj cera have so He bowers, that dred Dollars for ¢ — ek cure. Send fo ’ a rese F, J, Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Reritdiie 0.'S%.5.7 : § amily Pills ¢ —*irk — pa + Oe fonic Constip. : ne most importa The Jewel a Constipation. € artic. Cure gua PPP ablets stamped — iM bulk, Drugs our’ . . QUR Own Baking Powel + OWN O Is Pure.. ae . Good Me ley Brot hers ha -does 0h I, mutt POWDER It upon purehest x scan ren Bara i roi mes {tou and cited sg We feolsure ou wil bo nce nee ae One pound can . . the Posten tee we have not bad om ae can that has been opened and Msi 50 Cents, Gen’ you, blaine us for being confident AST . Kind You Hay CHAS. E. MULLOY, = Grocet nea