September 17, 1902 (4 pages)

> ether saan HOE s eeeatunel Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT ‘be BROWN é& CALEINS, PrRorrrerors, “TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Gyr, = = Bee Vou . By Cavite, + 42 1-3e Bor Wee} Peliveredtoany partofthecity, 8 WRDNESDAY occ cccsecsrerececeeisies sie oee cd avergcuns September 17, 1901 Prosperity the Issue. HE Republican campaign text book, which has just recently been issued, presents prospéfity us the /paramount issue of the campaign of 1902. The record is not of prosperity for one year or two years, but for five years. It is not a record of prosperity for bankers, investors, or manufacturers alone, Lut for the whole American people. 1 The record is not of an era’in which the manufacturer has prospered at the expense of the consumer, nor the met~ ve chant at the expense of the purchaser, nor the industrial centers-at the expense of the agricultural districts. It isa dropped the {bomb. oe re en ee DYNAMITER KILLED, Sxacway, Alaska, Sept. 17--An unknown man walked into the Canadian Bank of Commeree yesterday afternoon with a revolver in one hand and a nitro-glycerine bomb in the other. hand over the cash or he would blow. them into eternity. The clerks ran towards the rear to make their escape, and just as they jumped through a rear window the robber The room was completely wrecked by the explosion and the robber’s arm torn completely off ahd his head badly’ mashed; The dynamiter died in a few No.one.else was seriously injured. . squad of soldiers surrounded the-wrecked bank immediately after the explosion. He commanded the cashier and teller to period in which all have shared in the most wonderful years. » var Oo . of wealth in the history of the country. ‘ alt C ND TI N In the election of 1896 the Republicans promised that, d Los ANGELES, Sept. 17—Senator Bard still remains in He slept a few hours this morning, and with the election of Mr. McKinley to the Presidency, there would be a renewal of manufacturing activity and a return to prosperous conditions. The McKinley policy was put in force in 1897. In the five succeeding years the excess of exports over imports was seven times greater than in all the one hundred and eight previous years of the government. _'To be specific, the excess of exports over imports in the one hundred and eight years from 1790 to March 4, 1897,. critical condition. was $383,628,487 while the excess in the five years from. this resulted lice change for the better. March 4, 1897, to March 4, 1902, was $2,707,993,194, the exsays if the improvemeut continues through the day that cess of exports in each year since 1897 being greater than there will be some chance for his recovery. “ that of the entire one hundred and eight years prior to the inauguration of President McKinley. There is no gainsaying this record. sible measure of our producing eapacity under favorable con-, ditions. We sold abroad in five years more American products by $2,707,993,194 than we bought of foreign products. This means, of course, that there was a great increase in wages earned by those engaged ‘in industrial pursuits. “In the same time the value of the corn, wheat and oat crop of the country was doubled, and there was an increase of $250,000,000 in the value of live stock. There was an advance in the price of what farmers had to sell but there was a correspotiding advance in the earnings of those who bought products of the farm. . In 1896 and 1900 the Republican party raised the battle cry of “McKinley and prosperity!” Now it raises the battle cry, “Roosevelt and prosperity!” There are other great issues associated with Mr, Roosevelt’s policies, but this issue of prosperity comes home to every man’s pocket, comes home to the farm and the workshop; to the investor, the manufacturer, and the wage earier as well as the millionaire. This issue has been with us for five years. It is the issue of all the people. Itis thechild of Republican wisdom and Democratic folly. “It will not down or off or out, as long as Republican wisdom and Democratic folly exist. rr oe or ee 2 . The First Step. HE first step toward making of the Filipino tribes one people is being taken on a scale which is without a precedent in history. Throughout the Philippine Archipelago American schools are springing up, and within a few years at most, every Filipino child will be going toa school in whtch is spoken a language understood by every other Filipino child. The transformation of the adults from dialect-speaking to English speaking people will be slow, and will never be complete within the life of the present generation, but ten brief years will transform the whole polyglot Babel of Filipino children to an English speaking people, and less than another decade will get these children, “grown up, in control of the new Filipino nation. ‘What countless ages of geographical propinquity and three centuries of centralized government could not do a few short years of Aniefican schools will, accomplish, and the Filipino tribes will be in fact, whatever they are in form, a nation, And when they thus become a nation in fact, it will be time enough to discuss, with them, the desirability of rec+ ognizing them as a nation in form. “They have not a civilized language,” said Senor Buencamino, of bis people, recently. “If President Roosevelt speaks, 80,000,000 of people understand him, but on the other hand, if, for instance, Aguinaldo speaks, none would understand him but the Tagolis.” N. D. G. W., Attention. A New Bell. The members of Laurel Parlor, No 6, N. D. G. ‘W., are requested to attend the next meeting of the Parlor, Friday} A large new bell is being installed at evening, September 19th, and in some . the “Willow Valley scboolhouse, It _ matiner represent the title of a well-. will be quite an’ improvement over the known book. By order of the vom-. handbell which has. heretofore been mittee, : _2t jaeed and will be quit a convenience, vive REAL ESTATE. SALE His physician A. Maltman Purchases Property at Grass Valley. One of the largest real estate transfers that bas taken place in Nevada county in many yeare, was consum~ mated at Grass Valley yesterday, when A. Maltman, formerly of Nevada City; ~ _parehased_—severalvaluable pleees of real estate from the . Weissbein Bros. The principal purchase the Postoffice is located,several offices, and the upstairs is occupied by the Holbrooke Hotel as an annex. He also bought the two story frame building adjoining, occapied by Wilson’s pharmacy; a two-story frame building on Church street, near Neal, occupied by two stores, and flats upstairs; large.bufiding on the corner of Church and Neal, rented for stores; and a twostory building on Neal street, occupied by Witthoeft, the tailor. The purchase price is said to have been between $15,000 and $20,000. operated Upon. Dr. O. ly. Muller of this city and Dr. G. O. Willis of Grass Valléy t-duy performed /an operation on Thomas Niv6ns for an effusion on the side, caused by internal hemorrhages. The operation was successful and the patient rallied well. Playing Off a Draw In the chess games which were played last Satarday night, there were two draws, and this afternoon FentonSmith and Prof. Maller, and N. Whiteside and F. O, Luetje, are playing them off. Dr. J. W.Brownand J. E Carr are referees. A large crowd witnessed the contests. Funeral Tomorrow The funeral of the lste William Scott will take place from the residence of Adam Scott on Aristocracy Hill, at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed per fectly. harmless, “Immediate relief 250 and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. eas. SherIf you knew thet “Jesse Moore Whi ky was the best and purest on earth you’d have no other, It is the Senator Bard at the Traansorirt office last evening after we had gone to press, condition of Senater Thomas Bard, was the Cabinet building, in which . ’ Some Better The following dispatch was received Los AneeLes, September 16—The who lies critically ill at the Van Nuys noon. The physician says that al though the crisis has not yet parsed morning. The outcome can not be predicted, —_——_—__ -+-0@e-+ —__ —— Ended Hils Lite. Harry W. J ohneon, 8 traveling salesman for a San Francisco drug firm, was found dead in bed in a room in badly decomposed. years of age. times, for the firm he represented. —_——— — + o@e-ewmything in the tobacco line. tf Board of Supervisors=-0 Hotel is somewhat better this after-. there is slight fin provement since . . the Palace Hotel in that city yester-. Paime, none better. For sale + Reotcr day morning, from what appeared to. Bros. be morphine poisoning. He had been employed by the firm for about seven months, and was seen for the last time caamenarauEm. ae : " x: \ on Sitarday when he pawned his BN watch. He had evidently been dead \ J for about four days, and the body was 2 : Pa He came from Plainfield, N. J. and was about 25 Deceased was well known in this city, where he solicited orders several Call on Ed Schmidt when yon wa: ¢ Ft Sa ea ical Proceedings A For the Special Session Commencing Monday, September “15th, 1902. y TUESDAY, September 16th. 1002, The Board met pursuant to law; Present W. H. Martin, C. J. Miller, A. J. Wood, B.C. Grisse! and John Fay. Absent, none. : vc H. = . ppeiae bd the Board, Les pean © m,anutes of the preylous meeting were ° pr. Addtéon hb f th ittee heretofore appointed to negotiate with Dr. a Hinkwon relative to the purchase 3f the persone property connected with the county hos: és ti on file. in ee Slow sats cetaded an earrind, Be Birra Martin was instructed and author al. ov eee aed by Suporvisor Grissel, it is ordered that : com: mittee of three composed of Ww. H. Martin, A. J. Wood and E.«: Grissel be, me they ice hereby appointed to act. during the pleasure of the Board, to provide for + aoe one majntonange of the, indigent ae ane Gepentens oo “ i he ously nse iy pte ere of ’ ta rgon to car ’ said esimmittes shall be, authorized fo let all contracts necessary to said end. either for supplies or help, either directly or indirectly. bat th moti f Ss 120: Fa. , seconde: by Supervisor Grissel, it is ordered that the clerk be and he is hereby authorized $0 Sa rerties for sealed proposals for the construction f bri across Trout creek at Truckee. “3 “The . Board by order declared the following to be the number of miles of main srank and the assessed value of railways and also the rolling stock of the Pullman Palace Car Yompen . Coxe veers Railwa, Company, Nevade, County, aan gn Canee — ny: ke Tahoe a mpany, aud the Buca and Loya'lton Kal!ros . eorporated Frome is each cows: hip aad school district in Nevada County, as assessed by the State Board of Equalization: . NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY. ized to procure wood On motion of Supervisor Nevada, number of miles ...-+-++: 2.86; value...+s seeeeee+0+B14,800 00 : Grass Val ey, number of miles goswseetecl 15 673. yA'N© ..ccececeees eee Larges _ Little York, number of miles . .--255 VAIUG. 0.6.0 ee ee eee eoeeeee 1,280 00 MP GGAL Scns bedac cc heerees tes edeshasiiena 19.78; value.. 20. sceesseceeones $78,W00 WO SCHOOL DISTRIOT. Nevada, number of miles .. .-++. 503 value.. --+ se ereeee cers 8 2,500 00 Oatland, number of miles .... 2.86; value.. e+> 18,800 00 Grass Valley, nu. ber of miles... $30; value 16,600 00 Union Hill, number of miles. . .-.-2.93; value.. we. 14650 CO Bear River, number of miles ...1983 VAIUG.. cee c ewer reeeeeees $9 900 00 Chalk Biuff, number of miles.. --.LATS VOIUO: cvcccc cores) wud gete 7 050 00 Total vi cmetiviccaviwendesseaa neese dees 18,783 VALAE vnc cnscdcsiisceesesossiaie $98,900 00 INCORPORATED TOWN#. Nevada, number of miles..._ .---503 value. ..cce ceo eee eee 82,500 00 Grass tine wana tie Of MHles 56s ccs ABs VAIUG. 00. cee ee eee eee eee ee _2,400 00 Ota ses ck ascends tre Cada TONERS 98; vAlUC.. 6 cen eee e eres $ 4,900 00 0. P. RAILROAD OO. TOWNSHIP. Washington, Tumber of miles.... 8.058 VAN ss. ciasctissenscins Hone $79,842 75 Meadow Lake, number of miles... M.BU 2 VAIUG. caais oceacs sen cee pees 628,782 05 Total. .. Jap Seladeaige nivaes Cae wett 80.25 ;*valUe.. 0 oe cere $007,624 80 SOHOOL DISTRIOT. Washington, number of miles. .-8.95; value..----ceceseee ters $ 79,842 74 Truckee. number of miles. ... . 1020; values..-.cerseee sees 204.885 06 Boca, number of miles ....++5+5 18.10; value..-655 cere eeees $28,397 Total v.ss deve: dene eeeneesetaee os 90:25; Value@iicsisvesicv snes . 10068007624 80 PULLMAN PALAOB CaR 00, TOWXSHIP Washington, number of miles ...393; value.. eS eaautewaaneiares 620 57 Meadow Lake, number of miles... 98.90: vale ccc. cies secsasscnrnese 4,181 47 TBARS ei cc eed akinnnts beaaserarineawouns BO.2Bs WAIVE co. vis vesiands coe esees $ 4,751 98 SOHOOL DISTRIOT. Washington, number of miles ...--BOD y VAIO: iis crisis wiedeatstea cereeigee $ 620 57 Truckee, number of mil s...-------10.20; value. 0.52 eee eee 1,602 83 Booa, number of miles ....6.006: 16.19; value. . .---ceeeees ve 2,529 15 Patel cscs Mate awhiinia weenie eceecues 90.25; Value) ie0e esos 6 anadanyee se $4,751 98 BAKE TAHOB RAILWAY CO. TOWNSHIP. Meadow Lake, number of miles... 1.10; value. >. . $8,504 79 SOHOOL DISTRICT. Truckee, number of miles .....+. Belg VAlUG icc occ ccetiasecass .+ $8,504 79 BOOA AND LOYALTON BAILROAD CO. tr TOWNSHIP. Meadow Lake, number of miles. . arsqnestOl FORAGE. 5 cicinnyhedd veshays ees $8,743 52 By order; the Board adjourned at the call of the chairman. , “ W. H. MARTIN, Shairman of the Board. Attest: F. L. Anpoaast, Clerk. : ; By A. J. Hosking, Deputy. Young Man from Trac[SAD AFFLICTION kee Wandering in His Mind’. George Byrne, a young man, aged about 28 years, who came over from Truvkee last evening in company with Constable Long and Wm. McDougald, is sadly afflicted. About two years age he had an attack of typhoid fever, and ever since then his mind has ‘been wandering, and he bas had queer imaginations. He thought he was filled with magnetism, and since that time until yesterday, he refused to shake bands with anyone. Mr. Byrne lived with his grandmother, Mrs. Schaffer, at Truckee, but could not aleepin-the house. Since arriving here be has slept well, and says he feels better. In conversation Byrne seems to ba rational and bright, but realizes that there is something wrong with him and wishes to. be treated. He went before Judge Nilon this morning. and the Judge handed him a commitment, which he read, and said it was all right. He used to be an engineer on the road. The unfortunate baward Aria : Early Mori ~ Experience, ne Edward Arthur, the blocks Sacramento street ; his slambere at an » morning by unoann Webldence” laa ing from his-bed, he wo dow and peeping out, which fora moment st was two men dig with shovels, by the ligh Ri He quickly grasped yey wh and in & voice that would dead, he asked the earnest what business they had thor a an bour, and told them It they: they answered, and told. he go to bed and lie dow, «. were digging for bait, They ing fishing. Visions of robbery 9 ished from bis sight, and. 4 tm was averted. man was examined at 4 o’clock this afternoon : cite ANs és + Was awakened : arly hour . Hastily jy nt to the» 88W soma Artled bin: ging in the » mportant meeting of t ary ‘Trustees was , Chairman Nilon . yatees Barker, Prestc prgan were in attendal man Nilon reported 1 ad kindly consented ps for the front of the guaree FOF which the d were returned. jonation of. thirty-nine wott’s History of tk by Geo. H. Turner, wa dged. Ps tary Barker, who wae ure a copy of the re by Oustomab Lodge, which the books the lodge library i) Surprise y MAHER & CO. + Opening Sale of Ladies’ Black Underskirt See Them in Our Big Window. A nice Skirt at 75 cents. A better one for $1. Others at $4 and $s. ~ Killed a Deer. Ww. 8. Coughlan was one of a party deer this season. . some well-known book. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas . 8°!¥e4cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ToHaveaGood Time The members of Laurel Parlor, No. who went.out hunting in the vicinity. 6, Native Danghters of the Golden of Marsh’s mill last Sunday, and suc-. West, will have a gond time after their ceeded in killing a fine two-prong . regular meeting Friday evening. Each. buck. The party of which Mr. Cough. member is requested to be present and lan was.a member, has killed eleven. in some manner represent the title of A guessing ae contest will be held and refreshments A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Respectfully, Ladies, today we place on sale new things in Bh 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 haves more money for one not as good. Come and see the nice line we have of them. More new things in Flannel Waist Patterns. othe city libaary, rep lutions will be proc Jin the minutes. matter of using the m toward the library nd it was reported t 500 “Subecribed, only oilected. There is @ ¢ $600 on the library is probable that a port will be used to wipe o ness. Acommittee w to interview the 81 ean effort to colfeut the money. tthe law of 1901, al ng non-resident taxp outside of Nevada Cit: from the privileges ithout the payment decided on motion tk g outside the city to psy dues of ten for the privilege of the library. nles of the library a: follows: 1, This library sha phabitants of Nevade resident tax-payer tosuch rules and te be decided upon by ary Trustees; provi residing without the Nevada City, but vw cj IWitaher «& Cc bwoship, may have HAVE ABC) BOHEMIAN line of i OTTLED KING" BEERS* . SOLD EVERYWHERE. Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever seen in town. right. Inspect our goods. the ladies of St. Canice Catholic Oburch will hold a fair-at Armory Hall —Commencing— and continuing four days. WEEK KK A FINE PROGRAM Grass Valley. CHICKEN DINNERS aod Thureday for 25 cents. best, but we cannot prove it except youtry it. Try it. oy WEDNESDAY, October rst will be rendered each evening by . the beg! talent of this city. and. PLATRS,.full Uoper or Lo will be served on Wednesday . @aF”No onerge for Extracting when pedo 60 CENTS. See Our Prices. Goblets . * . Best ee Blown Table Tumbler.:.... ents Catholic Fair Wine Glasses ... ; ‘9 sits edie Rediwecoedaast tae seo al te Passdene aston auc vitvleteal Gesan euuioul sinseb vader ansoryeale 30 cents per set-up SHAW CO. Just received DirEcr from the Eastern Factory the finest See our window display. Our prices are PHONE WEST 14, ~The Clock Strikes One as being a necessity in every family, It ig a household regulator ap should be accurate, steady in its habits, and of cheerful face. Our Clocks Are All This and more,too. They are handsome CLOOKS. is made for hard and continuous ‘work, but their exteriors are ele gant, beautiful or ornate, according to the position they will ocoupy. Very little money will buy a Serviceable Olock st our store. A. & A. W. Hartung Watchmekers Their interior mechani the brary upon. the ents. per month, 2. The librarian sha person to take any magazines or booke beh as dictionaries o1 from the reading roo 8. The librarian m ons taking books fre th the value there is lost or not retur the amount s0 cha on taking said bool tefuees to pay the v lost or destroyed, hi dof future privilege 4, Any person re ‘ BROAD STREET, NEVADA om the library more Grand Opening We will open our Nevada City Store on Commercial 5t on Monday, September 15th with a beautiful line of Ladies’ Outing and Tailored His 1 Stree Grass MRS. L. LUBECK, ™™" [Sans hall pay a fine of fivi yin excess of such t Payment of such shall be deprived 8 of the library un ty Barker moved . be instructed to ae stamps as may be Proper marking of a On of the library. a 8 en 8:68 tm > 8. Lee Leite ‘ ‘ : ‘ . 0 purchase Due notice will be-given of our regular opening: atthe library, h for a borrower's F mitted by Chairn D was adopted. Valle ; Fc, ° . Electro-Dental Parlor LAE ae : DR. R. EL. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental best equipped Dental Ottices on the Peedi Are Located Here Permanently {with allthe modern absolutely first-class wR EGTRIOAL aud other convenience All work guaranteed et One-half the regular prices cha: dentists. : OUR PRICES wer $10 00) GOLD FILLINGS at and Phone Ma n 633. lates are ordered, established nearly tour years ago. One of Parlors of Sacramento, 8 for doing rged by other GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. -. 6 00. SILVER eilrionetcc $2.00 U SRIDOE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 CLEANING CNGS soci cccvent $1 0 PAINLESS EXTRAOTION sn neo 50c Lp SILVERWARE We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, etc. Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Re ee oe 4&3 BRAND, = The Jewel eeting adjourned . of the chair, 00 REWARD, “ers of thig a oleern that there, ded disease that gs tog j . Also Sold Yugget Pins and Diamonds tarrh. Hall's De ; y Positive cure no _ l fraternit, Otional Geumertt * is taken interna ppen va blood ar System the foundation’ of ¢ 4 the patient s P the Coustitutio "ae in doing its Dau aq E haves. much f Soetiby that they Oliarg for any © @. Said ¢ ddrace for ligt One pound can’ mm the can and your 50 cen Bete eke, t ites . eee ili be P ure ee have aa bee en being contides! IO . <8 amily Pile ap OUR QUR_ Own Baking Powoa oo OWN Is Pure. 00d Meats. BAKING es Brothers bave t, find it doom Muttonw POWDER tat Ba we guarantee Its ’ me veal leaned bal TOI t Infants and Chi Admiesion..-+.++-.25 conta Masonic Building, up Stairs, 2. B. SMITH, : Pige Street, Nevada City, You Have Atw \ MULLOY, -Groc# ae eS

> ether saan HOE s eeeatunel Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT ‘be BROWN é& CALEINS, PrRorrrerors, “TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Gyr, = = Bee Vou . By Cavite, + 42 1-3e Bor Wee} Peliveredtoany partofthecity, 8 WRDNESDAY occ cccsecsrerececeeisies sie oee cd avergcuns September 17, 1901 Prosperity the Issue. HE Republican campaign text book, which has just recently been issued, presents prospéfity us the /paramount issue of the campaign of 1902. The record is not of prosperity for one year or two years, but for five years. It is not a record of prosperity for bankers, investors, or manufacturers alone, Lut for the whole American people. 1 The record is not of an era’in which the manufacturer has prospered at the expense of the consumer, nor the met~ ve chant at the expense of the purchaser, nor the industrial centers-at the expense of the agricultural districts. It isa dropped the {bomb. oe re en ee DYNAMITER KILLED, Sxacway, Alaska, Sept. 17--An unknown man walked into the Canadian Bank of Commeree yesterday afternoon with a revolver in one hand and a nitro-glycerine bomb in the other. hand over the cash or he would blow. them into eternity. The clerks ran towards the rear to make their escape, and just as they jumped through a rear window the robber The room was completely wrecked by the explosion and the robber’s arm torn completely off ahd his head badly’ mashed; The dynamiter died in a few No.one.else was seriously injured. . squad of soldiers surrounded the-wrecked bank immediately after the explosion. He commanded the cashier and teller to period in which all have shared in the most wonderful years. » var Oo . of wealth in the history of the country. ‘ alt C ND TI N In the election of 1896 the Republicans promised that, d Los ANGELES, Sept. 17—Senator Bard still remains in He slept a few hours this morning, and with the election of Mr. McKinley to the Presidency, there would be a renewal of manufacturing activity and a return to prosperous conditions. The McKinley policy was put in force in 1897. In the five succeeding years the excess of exports over imports was seven times greater than in all the one hundred and eight previous years of the government. _'To be specific, the excess of exports over imports in the one hundred and eight years from 1790 to March 4, 1897,. critical condition. was $383,628,487 while the excess in the five years from. this resulted lice change for the better. March 4, 1897, to March 4, 1902, was $2,707,993,194, the exsays if the improvemeut continues through the day that cess of exports in each year since 1897 being greater than there will be some chance for his recovery. “ that of the entire one hundred and eight years prior to the inauguration of President McKinley. There is no gainsaying this record. sible measure of our producing eapacity under favorable con-, ditions. We sold abroad in five years more American products by $2,707,993,194 than we bought of foreign products. This means, of course, that there was a great increase in wages earned by those engaged ‘in industrial pursuits. “In the same time the value of the corn, wheat and oat crop of the country was doubled, and there was an increase of $250,000,000 in the value of live stock. There was an advance in the price of what farmers had to sell but there was a correspotiding advance in the earnings of those who bought products of the farm. . In 1896 and 1900 the Republican party raised the battle cry of “McKinley and prosperity!” Now it raises the battle cry, “Roosevelt and prosperity!” There are other great issues associated with Mr, Roosevelt’s policies, but this issue of prosperity comes home to every man’s pocket, comes home to the farm and the workshop; to the investor, the manufacturer, and the wage earier as well as the millionaire. This issue has been with us for five years. It is the issue of all the people. Itis thechild of Republican wisdom and Democratic folly. “It will not down or off or out, as long as Republican wisdom and Democratic folly exist. rr oe or ee 2 . The First Step. HE first step toward making of the Filipino tribes one people is being taken on a scale which is without a precedent in history. Throughout the Philippine Archipelago American schools are springing up, and within a few years at most, every Filipino child will be going toa school in whtch is spoken a language understood by every other Filipino child. The transformation of the adults from dialect-speaking to English speaking people will be slow, and will never be complete within the life of the present generation, but ten brief years will transform the whole polyglot Babel of Filipino children to an English speaking people, and less than another decade will get these children, “grown up, in control of the new Filipino nation. ‘What countless ages of geographical propinquity and three centuries of centralized government could not do a few short years of Aniefican schools will, accomplish, and the Filipino tribes will be in fact, whatever they are in form, a nation, And when they thus become a nation in fact, it will be time enough to discuss, with them, the desirability of rec+ ognizing them as a nation in form. “They have not a civilized language,” said Senor Buencamino, of bis people, recently. “If President Roosevelt speaks, 80,000,000 of people understand him, but on the other hand, if, for instance, Aguinaldo speaks, none would understand him but the Tagolis.” N. D. G. W., Attention. A New Bell. The members of Laurel Parlor, No 6, N. D. G. ‘W., are requested to attend the next meeting of the Parlor, Friday} A large new bell is being installed at evening, September 19th, and in some . the “Willow Valley scboolhouse, It _ matiner represent the title of a well-. will be quite an’ improvement over the known book. By order of the vom-. handbell which has. heretofore been mittee, : _2t jaeed and will be quit a convenience, vive REAL ESTATE. SALE His physician A. Maltman Purchases Property at Grass Valley. One of the largest real estate transfers that bas taken place in Nevada county in many yeare, was consum~ mated at Grass Valley yesterday, when A. Maltman, formerly of Nevada City; ~ _parehased_—severalvaluable pleees of real estate from the . Weissbein Bros. The principal purchase the Postoffice is located,several offices, and the upstairs is occupied by the Holbrooke Hotel as an annex. He also bought the two story frame building adjoining, occapied by Wilson’s pharmacy; a two-story frame building on Church street, near Neal, occupied by two stores, and flats upstairs; large.bufiding on the corner of Church and Neal, rented for stores; and a twostory building on Neal street, occupied by Witthoeft, the tailor. The purchase price is said to have been between $15,000 and $20,000. operated Upon. Dr. O. ly. Muller of this city and Dr. G. O. Willis of Grass Valléy t-duy performed /an operation on Thomas Niv6ns for an effusion on the side, caused by internal hemorrhages. The operation was successful and the patient rallied well. Playing Off a Draw In the chess games which were played last Satarday night, there were two draws, and this afternoon FentonSmith and Prof. Maller, and N. Whiteside and F. O, Luetje, are playing them off. Dr. J. W.Brownand J. E Carr are referees. A large crowd witnessed the contests. Funeral Tomorrow The funeral of the lste William Scott will take place from the residence of Adam Scott on Aristocracy Hill, at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. man’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed per fectly. harmless, “Immediate relief 250 and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. eas. SherIf you knew thet “Jesse Moore Whi ky was the best and purest on earth you’d have no other, It is the Senator Bard at the Traansorirt office last evening after we had gone to press, condition of Senater Thomas Bard, was the Cabinet building, in which . ’ Some Better The following dispatch was received Los AneeLes, September 16—The who lies critically ill at the Van Nuys noon. The physician says that al though the crisis has not yet parsed morning. The outcome can not be predicted, —_——_—__ -+-0@e-+ —__ —— Ended Hils Lite. Harry W. J ohneon, 8 traveling salesman for a San Francisco drug firm, was found dead in bed in a room in badly decomposed. years of age. times, for the firm he represented. —_——— — + o@e-ewmything in the tobacco line. tf Board of Supervisors=-0 Hotel is somewhat better this after-. there is slight fin provement since . . the Palace Hotel in that city yester-. Paime, none better. For sale + Reotcr day morning, from what appeared to. Bros. be morphine poisoning. He had been employed by the firm for about seven months, and was seen for the last time caamenarauEm. ae : " x: \ on Sitarday when he pawned his BN watch. He had evidently been dead \ J for about four days, and the body was 2 : Pa He came from Plainfield, N. J. and was about 25 Deceased was well known in this city, where he solicited orders several Call on Ed Schmidt when yon wa: ¢ Ft Sa ea ical Proceedings A For the Special Session Commencing Monday, September “15th, 1902. y TUESDAY, September 16th. 1002, The Board met pursuant to law; Present W. H. Martin, C. J. Miller, A. J. Wood, B.C. Grisse! and John Fay. Absent, none. : vc H. = . ppeiae bd the Board, Les pean © m,anutes of the preylous meeting were ° pr. Addtéon hb f th ittee heretofore appointed to negotiate with Dr. a Hinkwon relative to the purchase 3f the persone property connected with the county hos: és ti on file. in ee Slow sats cetaded an earrind, Be Birra Martin was instructed and author al. ov eee aed by Suporvisor Grissel, it is ordered that : com: mittee of three composed of Ww. H. Martin, A. J. Wood and E.«: Grissel be, me they ice hereby appointed to act. during the pleasure of the Board, to provide for + aoe one majntonange of the, indigent ae ane Gepentens oo “ i he ously nse iy pte ere of ’ ta rgon to car ’ said esimmittes shall be, authorized fo let all contracts necessary to said end. either for supplies or help, either directly or indirectly. bat th moti f Ss 120: Fa. , seconde: by Supervisor Grissel, it is ordered that the clerk be and he is hereby authorized $0 Sa rerties for sealed proposals for the construction f bri across Trout creek at Truckee. “3 “The . Board by order declared the following to be the number of miles of main srank and the assessed value of railways and also the rolling stock of the Pullman Palace Car Yompen . Coxe veers Railwa, Company, Nevade, County, aan gn Canee — ny: ke Tahoe a mpany, aud the Buca and Loya'lton Kal!ros . eorporated Frome is each cows: hip aad school district in Nevada County, as assessed by the State Board of Equalization: . NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY. ized to procure wood On motion of Supervisor Nevada, number of miles ......-+-++: 2.86; value.....+s seeeeee+0+B14,800 00 : Grass Val ey, number of miles goswseetecl 15 673. yA'N© ....ccececeees eee Larges _ Little York, number of miles . ..--255 VAIUG.. 0.6.0 ee ee eee eoeeeee 1,280 00 MP GGAL Scns bedac cc heerees tes edeshasiiena 19.78; value... 20. sceesseceeones $78,W00 WO SCHOOL DISTRIOT. Nevada, number of miles .... ..-++. 503 value... --+ se ereeee cers 8 2,500 00 Oatland, number of miles ....... 2.86; value... e+> 18,800 00 Grass Valley, nu. ber of miles...... $30; value 16,600 00 Union Hill, number of miles.. . .-.-2.93; value... we. 14650 CO Bear River, number of miles ......1983 VAIUG... cee c ewer reeeeeees $9 900 00 Chalk Biuff, number of miles.... --.LATS VOIUO: cvcccc cores) wud gete 7 050 00 Total vi cmetiviccaviwendesseaa neese dees 18,783 VALAE vnc cnscdcsiisceesesossiaie $98,900 00 INCORPORATED TOWN#. Nevada, number of miles......_ .---503 value.. ...cce ceo eee eee 82,500 00 Grass tine wana tie Of MHles 56s ccs ABs VAIUG. 00.. cee ee eee eee eee ee _2,400 00 Ota ses ck ascends tre Cada TONERS 98; vAlUC... 6 cen eee e eres $ 4,900 00 0. P. RAILROAD OO. TOWNSHIP. Washington, Tumber of miles....... 8.058 VAN ss. ciasctissenscins Hone $79,842 75 Meadow Lake, number of miles..... M.BU 2 VAIUG. caais oceacs sen cee pees 628,782 05 Total.. .... Jap Seladeaige nivaes Cae wett 80.25 ;*valUe... 0 oe cere $007,624 80 SOHOOL DISTRIOT. Washington, number of miles.. ..-8.95; value....----ceceseee ters $ 79,842 74 Truckee. number of miles. ..... . 1020; values....-.cerseee sees 204.885 06 Boca, number of miles .......++5+5 18.10; value....-655 cere eeees $28,397 Total v.ss deve: dene eeeneesetaee os 90:25; Value@iicsisvesicv snes . 10068007624 80 PULLMAN PALAOB CaR 00, TOWXSHIP Washington, number of miles .....393; value... eS eaautewaaneiares 620 57 Meadow Lake, number of miles..... 98.90: vale ccc. cies secsasscnrnese 4,181 47 TBARS ei cc eed akinnnts beaaserarineawouns BO.2Bs WAIVE co. vis vesiands coe esees $ 4,751 98 SOHOOL DISTRIOT. Washington, number of miles .....--BOD y VAIO: iis crisis wiedeatstea cereeigee $ 620 57 Truckee, number of mil s.....-------10.20; value. 0.52 eee eee 1,602 83 Booa, number of miles .......6.006: 16.19; value. .. .---ceeeees ve 2,529 15 Patel cscs Mate awhiinia weenie eceecues 90.25; Value) ie0e esos 6 anadanyee se $4,751 98 BAKE TAHOB RAILWAY CO. TOWNSHIP. Meadow Lake, number of miles..... 1.10; value.. >.. . $8,504 79 SOHOOL DISTRICT. Truckee, number of miles .........+. Belg VAlUG icc occ ccetiasecass .+ $8,504 79 BOOA AND LOYALTON BAILROAD CO. tr TOWNSHIP. Meadow Lake, number of miles. .. arsqnestOl FORAGE. 5 cicinnyhedd veshays ees $8,743 52 By order; the Board adjourned at the call of the chairman. , “ W. H. MARTIN, Shairman of the Board. Attest: F. L. Anpoaast, Clerk. : ; By A. J. Hosking, Deputy. Young Man from Trac[SAD AFFLICTION kee Wandering in His Mind’. George Byrne, a young man, aged about 28 years, who came over from Truvkee last evening in company with Constable Long and Wm. McDougald, is sadly afflicted. About two years age he had an attack of typhoid fever, and ever since then his mind has ‘been wandering, and he bas had queer imaginations. He thought he was filled with magnetism, and since that time until yesterday, he refused to shake bands with anyone. Mr. Byrne lived with his grandmother, Mrs. Schaffer, at Truckee, but could not aleepin-the house. Since arriving here be has slept well, and says he feels better. In conversation Byrne seems to ba rational and bright, but

realizes that there is something wrong with him and wishes to. be treated. He went before Judge Nilon this morning. and the Judge handed him a commitment, which he read, and said it was all right. He used to be an engineer on the road. The unfortunate baward Aria : Early Mori ~ Experience, ne Edward Arthur, the blocks Sacramento street ; his slambere at an » morning by unoann Webldence” laa ing from his-bed, he wo dow and peeping out, which fora moment st was two men dig with shovels, by the ligh Ri He quickly grasped yey wh and in & voice that would dead, he asked the earnest what business they had thor a an bour, and told them It they: they answered, and told. he go to bed and lie dow, «. were digging for bait, They ing fishing. Visions of robbery 9 ished from bis sight, and. 4 tm was averted. man was examined at 4 o’clock this afternoon : cite ANs és + Was awakened : arly hour . Hastily jy nt to the» 88W soma Artled bin: ging in the » mportant meeting of t ary ‘Trustees was , Chairman Nilon . yatees Barker, Prestc prgan were in attendal man Nilon reported 1 ad kindly consented ps for the front of the guaree FOF which the d were returned. jonation of. thirty-nine wott’s History of tk by Geo. H. Turner, wa dged. Ps tary Barker, who wae ure a copy of the re by Oustomab Lodge, which the books the lodge library i) Surprise y MAHER & CO. + Opening Sale of Ladies’ Black Underskirt See Them in Our Big Window. A nice Skirt at 75 cents. A better one for $1. Others at $4 and $s. ~ Killed a Deer. Ww. 8. Coughlan was one of a party deer this season. . some well-known book. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas . 8°!¥e4cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ToHaveaGood Time The members of Laurel Parlor, No. who went.out hunting in the vicinity. 6, Native Danghters of the Golden of Marsh’s mill last Sunday, and suc-. West, will have a gond time after their ceeded in killing a fine two-prong . regular meeting Friday evening. Each. buck. The party of which Mr. Cough. member is requested to be present and lan was.a member, has killed eleven. in some manner represent the title of A guessing ae contest will be held and refreshments A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Respectfully, Ladies, today we place on sale new things in Bh 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 haves more money for one not as good. Come and see the nice line we have of them. More new things in Flannel Waist Patterns. othe city libaary, rep lutions will be proc Jin the minutes. matter of using the m toward the library nd it was reported t 500 “Subecribed, only oilected. There is @ ¢ $600 on the library is probable that a port will be used to wipe o ness. Acommittee w to interview the 81 ean effort to colfeut the money. tthe law of 1901, al ng non-resident taxp outside of Nevada Cit: from the privileges ithout the payment decided on motion tk g outside the city to psy dues of ten for the privilege of the library. nles of the library a: follows: 1, This library sha phabitants of Nevade resident tax-payer tosuch rules and te be decided upon by ary Trustees; provi residing without the Nevada City, but vw cj IWitaher «& Cc bwoship, may have HAVE ABC) BOHEMIAN line of i OTTLED KING" BEERS* . SOLD EVERYWHERE. Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever seen in town. right. Inspect our goods. the ladies of St. Canice Catholic Oburch will hold a fair-at Armory Hall —Commencing— and continuing four days. WEEK KK A FINE PROGRAM Grass Valley. CHICKEN DINNERS aod Thureday for 25 cents. best, but we cannot prove it except youtry it. Try it. oy WEDNESDAY, October rst will be rendered each evening by . the beg! talent of this city. and. PLATRS,.full Uoper or Lo will be served on Wednesday . @aF”No onerge for Extracting when pedo 60 CENTS. See Our Prices. Goblets . * . Best ee Blown Table Tumbler..:....... ents Catholic Fair Wine Glasses ...... ; ‘9 sits edie Rediwecoedaast tae seo al te Passdene aston auc vitvleteal Gesan euuioul sinseb vader ansoryeale 30 cents per set-up SHAW CO. Just received DirEcr from the Eastern Factory the finest See our window display. Our prices are PHONE WEST 14, ~The Clock Strikes One as being a necessity in every family, It ig a household regulator ap should be accurate, steady in its habits, and of cheerful face. Our Clocks Are All This and more,too. They are handsome CLOOKS. is made for hard and continuous ‘work, but their exteriors are ele gant, beautiful or ornate, according to the position they will ocoupy. Very little money will buy a Serviceable Olock st our store. A. & A. W. Hartung Watchmekers Their interior mechani the brary upon. the ents. per month, 2. The librarian sha person to take any magazines or booke beh as dictionaries o1 from the reading roo 8. The librarian m ons taking books fre th the value there is lost or not retur the amount s0 cha on taking said bool tefuees to pay the v lost or destroyed, hi dof future privilege 4, Any person re ‘ BROAD STREET, NEVADA om the library more Grand Opening We will open our Nevada City Store on Commercial 5t on Monday, September 15th with a beautiful line of Ladies’ Outing and Tailored His 1 Stree Grass MRS. L. LUBECK, ™™" [Sans hall pay a fine of fivi yin excess of such t Payment of such shall be deprived 8 of the library un ty Barker moved . be instructed to ae stamps as may be Proper marking of a On of the library. a 8 en 8:68 tm > 8. Lee Leite ‘ ‘ : ‘ . 0 purchase Due notice will be-given of our regular opening: atthe library, h for a borrower's F mitted by Chairn D was adopted. Valle ; Fc, ° . Electro-Dental Parlor LAE ae : DR. R. EL. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental best equipped Dental Ottices on the Peedi Are Located Here Permanently {with allthe modern absolutely first-class wR EGTRIOAL aud other convenience All work guaranteed et One-half the regular prices cha: dentists. : OUR PRICES wer $10 00) GOLD FILLINGS at and Phone Ma n 633. lates are ordered, established nearly tour years ago. One of Parlors of Sacramento, 8 for doing rged by other GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. -. 6 00. SILVER eilrionetcc $2.00 U SRIDOE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING CNGS soci cccvent $1 0 PAINLESS EXTRAOTION sn neo 50c Lp SILVERWARE We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, etc. Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Re ee oe 4&3 BRAND, = The Jewel eeting adjourned . of the chair, 00 REWARD, “ers of thig a oleern that there, ded disease that gs tog j . Also Sold Yugget Pins and Diamonds tarrh. Hall's De ; y Positive cure no _ l fraternit, Otional Geumertt * is taken interna ppen va blood ar System the foundation’ of ¢ 4 the patient s P the Coustitutio "ae in doing its Dau aq E haves. much f Soetiby that they Oliarg for any © @. Said ¢ ddrace for ligt One pound can’ mm the can and your 50 cen Bete eke, t ites . eee ili be P ure ee have aa bee en being contides! IO . <8 amily Pile ap OUR QUR_ Own Baking Powoa oo OWN Is Pure.. 00d Meats. BAKING es Brothers bave t, find it doom Muttonw POWDER tat Ba we guarantee Its ’ me veal leaned bal TOI t Infants and Chi Admiesion....-+..++-..25 conta Masonic Building, up Stairs, 2. B. SMITH, : Pige Street, Nevada City, You Have Atw \ MULLOY, -Groc# ae eS