September 17, 1903 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. & FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. ee TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered toany part of the oity. 12 1<2c Per Week By Men, Oc enna nnn nee Issued. Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY. ss ONLY September 17, 1903 TEMPORARY. Present Suspension of Operations al the Will Probably Soon Be Followed By Work on alarger Scale. wy HE temporary closing down of the.Champion mine and the throwing out of employment of one hundred and twenty-five miners, for the time being, is just “ducks” for the croakers who are always on hand to predict.that this city and mining district is going to the demnition bow-wows. As in many instances heretofore; they will soon find out that their predictions will not materialize into fact and renewed, activity and increased prosperity will compel them to take a back seat and quit their “knocking.” The Champion mines are among the best properties in this district'and a mint of gold lies in them that only. awaits the situation is The mines have reached a stage where it will require a large expenditure of money to develop them, and as;soon as the company can make satisfactory arrangements work will be resumed on probably a larger scale than ever the miner’s pick to uncover. The fact of simply this. before. To predict that the famous Champion company has suspended work permanently and abandoned the miue is the veriest kind of nonsense to promulgate. The wealth is known to be there and it is only a question of time when the Some men who have little if any backbone, have had cold chills and have become alarmed over this temporary shut-down when really there is not a particle of cause for their excited sus— Nevada City will experience its greatest activity will prevail in those quarters. picions of a black future. ups and downs, as is the common lot of all mining towns but'no more solid foundation for valuable and permanent mines can be found anywhere in the world than .in and around this section of country. The mines of this vicinity will continue to pour-its golden treasure into the commercial avenues of the world long after the present generation has ceased to exist, and when the present uncalled-for scare has passed away, as it surely will very soon, then prosperity and confidence will exist universally and continue until some other bugaboo is thrown into the camp. No sensible man of sound judgment should become panic-stricken simply because the Champion or any other mine temporarily closes down. in fact, these are incidents occasionally looked for in every mining community. It is time enough to feel despondent and pessimistic when the dismantling of a big mine has been commenced. The Champion scare is causing considerable discomfort in a great many ways and affects money and business mat~ ters very seriously. Many people who owe debts are holding on to their coin, closing up their purses with an iron grip, So to speak, and :letting the payment of their debts go by until the sunshine of prosperity again returns—which it surely willin a short time. But this. custom of holding money tight and close under such unwarranted circumstances only reacts on the individuals pursuing this policy and helps to make matters worse for themselves as well as for their creditors and the community in generally. The unstinted or liberal use of money and the prompt payment of bills always begets confidence. There are today more men employed in mines outside of of the Deer Creek properties than at any time in years, and when the Champion resumes work, as it surely will, and the Murchie and other mines where great preparatory work is now in progress, Nevada City will be able to boast of having more miners employed than at any time in its history. Ten times blacker clouds of mining depression have vise ited this city in years gone by, when there seemed to be no sunlight of prosperity at all, yet it came in good time and the croakers were silenced, as they will be again before many months have rolled by. ‘There is virtually nothing whatever to cause despondency or a panic in this section, for when it comes to a show-down this district’s annual output of bullion will not be far from that of previous years. The future outlook of this section is. exceedingly bright and when we reflect upon the fact that today there are more quartz mines being worked than at any time in the history of this mining} district, and many mines that have not beeh worked for more than’half a-century until now are yielding handsomely, (two remarkably well—the old Pennsylvania and the Murchie) truly the sentiment that is prevailing has no good foundation and should be dispelled, The sooner people come to this truthful conclusion and endorse the right view of the matter, the better it will be for their own happiness and peace of mind 48 well as those around us, and the sooner will implicit confidence return and increased prosperity prevail to delight and satisfy all, As an old adage goes: “Don’t shake hands with the Devil until you meet him,” “TWO bones: A Resume of News From That Lively Town. From Wednesday's Republican, \ As the result of his anxiety to make money faster than the law allows a certain bartender ina well known Front street saloon is minus his job today. Oal. Lowell, who has made bis home in Truckee for many years and who has many friends here, came to town from the Summit early this week, ‘had quite a eum of money in his possession and for safe-keeping placed $100 in possession. of the bartender mentioned. That evening the old man decided to return to the Sammit, The bartender, to be obliging (?), went with the man and purchased his ticket, after which he handed him his money. The coin was done up in a “neat package,” another striking evidence of friendship (?). Mr. Lowell, however, decided to count the coin and in doing 80 discovered that it was $20 short. This caused him to change his mind about leaving town; instead he went back and accused the bartender of robbing him, The fellow grew indignant at first, bat as the old man insisted upon hie rights, the mixologist became nervous and in an injared tone said: ‘Well, rather than bave you accase me of robbing you I will pay you the money out of my own funde,” With that be returned the twenty dollars belonging to Mr. Lowell. Fortunately there wore several witnesses; in the saloon at the time who reported the incident to the officers and also to the proprietor of the saloon. The proprietor promptly discharged the bartender, who, by the way, has always been looked upon as a crook, Oonstable. McDougald and his deputies are watching several parties in town e+ The Knights of the Royal Arch, No 25, at their meeting leat night, initiated into their fold a number of new candidates. This organization fe forging rigit ahead in membership and all take a commendable interest in their lodge affaire: The newly organized drill team also gave an exhibition and acquitted themselves iu:'a creditable manner, The forest fire which hag been raging fiercely in the vicinity of Quaker Hill and Scotts Flat is still burning angrily and at night the flames are Bainly digcernable at this city, The conflagration is now heading for Deer creek canyon, and a large number of elements in an endeavor to arrest or subdue them, but so far their exertions have proved fruitless. An extensive territory has been burned over, with prospects of still further devastation. The forest fire in the Wachington district is now between Alpha and Omega and roaring furiously with no sigosof abatement. Much irreparable damage has already been done to mining timbers, the Giant King mine in that district suffering considerably in this respect. Giffin’s cigar factory ie now busy preparing 2,500 additional Woodpecker cigars for shipment to the Tonopah district, The household goode of Mrs. O, Hegarty and family of Moores Flat were brought down yesterdey by William Buck of that place, and will be shipbelow where the family will reside. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of City Trustees will be held this evening. R. T. Morrison the up-to-date tailor, ia offering big bargains in aloglebreasted sack suitsin astyle that is just right for business wear. The prices run from $20 ap, and the stock of imported and domestic woolens to select from is good in qdality and large in quantity, Give Mr, Morrison a call and examine the goode before men are out contending with the flery. _ and as soon as they can obtain enough evidence there is a probability that some one will be sent to the ‘‘pen.” It is aleo probable that the bartender $s ordering your winter suit. ® ee = Ss CALFOOMA STRIE “San Francisco, September 17.—A general strike was declared on the California Northwestern Railway this morning. The crew of the ferry steamer Tiburon was also called out. The trouble was all occasioned from the fact that one, A. D. McDonald, was discharged by the corporation, because of his affiliation with the Union. All the shop men and freight handlers remained loyal and immediately walked out. The Union men claim that they will completely tie up the entire system, The railroad officials say the strike will not last long. “CUNDERLANY RESINS Lonpon, September 27—Coloniai Secretary Chamberlain has decided to resign from the Cabinet. He says this action is unavoidable on account of Premier Balfour's attitude on the fiscal question not being sufficiently advanced to enable him to remain a member without sacrificing his own views. EEE How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot. be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. OHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Oheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al! business transac.ions and floancially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Waxpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Hall’s Oatarrb Oure is taken internProperty for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN, (iood Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times printing at the lowest rates. . cuétody. The TransoniPt does any kind of job who has lost his job will be ordered fusing be will be given a chance to spend the winter at Nevada City. Jobn Francis is nursing a painfal wound in the palm of his left hand. He received the injury Satarday night while endeavoring to take a knife from D B, Adams. The knife wielder became boisterous in a saloon and flourished the weapon in such a threatening manner that Mr, Francis decided to take the knife from him to prevent an accident, The fellow showed resistance and in the scuffle that followed Mr. Francis’ hand was injured. Dr, Bryant dressed the injary. The cook was arrested, but was out of town, and in the event of his re. wh am ms Shock Afier Burns. . . Shock, which is always present in severe burns, requires the administra. tion of stimula tts. The amount o‘ shock or collape after any. bad in jury or sudden right differs with the character of individuals. Some suc cumb to it much more readily than others. Whew serious, the temperature drops—below. normal, the face is pale, pinched and anxious, the pulse slow and feeble, the body bathed in a cold perspiration, Sometimes there is shivering. Sometimes the’ mind wanders. Place the patient at once {in a horizontal position, the head slightly raised. Administer stimulants, alcoholic or aromatic vinegar, If whisky or brandy is used, give from a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful of hot ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per boltle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Lost, a pair of eye glasses, on Pine or Broad streets, The glasses are gold rimmed. Finder will please return to the Transontrr office. al8 Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad etreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Terrible plagues, those itching, pestering diseases of the skin. Put an aa EZ Famous the: World Over—Fully Matured. Sold Everywhere. Le a OO EEE A A — What an Idea. New Yorn, Sept. 16th—Dissatisfied with a bequest of $1000.ont of an estate valued ata half miltion dollars, Ben. Benson, of Colchester, Conn. has instituted a contest over the probate of bis helf-brother, Geo. Grennel! who died while on a visit to Ohicago. The will was executed three days before the death of Mr. Grenvell. The principal bequest is that of $200,000 to the Society for the Prevention of Oruelty. to Animals of the State of New York. Benson contests the probate of the will on the ground of undue influence, Ten ‘Boarders, ing a six months’ sentence jn county jail for battery commitied at hie divorced wife, Aurelia Graber remarried to the woman at mid; last night in bis cell in the jai, ih. corder J, J. Murray tied the 4 . knot. The beating which Gnéats his wife a month ago seems to bere wa At the present time there are ten. Vived her affections for him and gy prisoners in the County Jail, and thie} *!nce hie incarceration she has been , the largest number of regular boarders . CODstent visitor to the jail, gy that have acomulated at this penal . °lded late last night to remarry g institation fora long time. Ae ieus-. 9nd procured @ license, — ually the case a large majority of the ; 4 prisoners now incarcerated are from! Gilt-edge security against wheel 4 the eastern end of the county and are} etress of weather in Gilt Edge w and long termers, so that the number will} Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 820 Olay ee probably be still further increased be-/ 8, 5, fore there are any discharged from 2@o 2Oe Game Stew and Black Berry Rol) A little life may be sacrificed to a at the Hotel Antlers, sudden attack of croup if you don’t have Dr, Thomas’ Electric Oil on band for the emergency. Have you ever tried the delilony game stew and blackberry roll wi, good old hard sauce at the Hotel tlere? If not, sou will certainly gop some, whith will be served with theip asual bill of fare THIS EVENING, It ie a dish that will please the epb curean. Oome one, come all, Sonts: can be reserved by telephone, e@e~cFancy Summer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. 1f Piano Tuning and Repairing. O. W. Bennett is in Nevada Oity and will call on those who depend upon him for their work. Anyone in haste can order by mail. Box 872. 81-5t ADAMS’ HAIR RESTORER . Cleanly to Use’ Exquisitely Scenteg! A delightfal toilet preparation fo! thin, faded hair. Stops the falling out! at once, renders it soft, silky, luxuriant, Promotes the growth. and reetorest aray heir the rich dark color of youth, Price Ho. Druggiste. . Don’t delay a minute. Oholora infantam, dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly, Only safe plan is to have Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry always on hand. MAHER & CO call your attention ‘to their new stock of . DRESS GOODS idnight . water every ten minutes until five or six doses have been taken. Surround the body and legs inside the thighs and under the armpits with hot water bags, hot stones—anything to give warmth—but take care not to burn your patient. If the injury is to the head, follow the same treatment, but omit the alcoholic stimulant. discharged Monday. H.Nelson, who is employed by the Southern Pacific Company near Tannel 18, was brought to town Monday, suffering from an agly wound on bis head. While at work at the tunnel he was struck with a spike maul, Davis sawmill closed for the season last Saturday. The mill had a most successful ran and gave steady employment to.a large force of men. It Apples and Currants. {f the liver is sluggish, refusing to work, so that the bile flow is deficient endtomisery. Doan’s Ointment cures. At any drug store. Stenographer ' For @ good cool, sharp glass of beer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon. Price 5ct ifyou want a good, cool’ drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 promptly attended té. Exchange, opposite Hotel Antlers, His Veda Boul Legal Work and Correspondence Office in Nevada Oounty Real Estate ---NEVADA CITY, OAL, ie thought that all the mills will be closed during the next few weeke. The box factories and lumber yards in and so all fats remain undigested, the eating of either apples or an abundance of currants: will effect a magNevada County Real Estate Exchange We have all the new weaves, and all the new colors in New Fall Dress Goods. See them in window. CO Among the very latest are Zibelines, Camels Huir, Scotch Mixtaree, Knickerbocker, Cheviots, Granites, Black and White, and Blue and White Ghecks. We have THE ONLY COMPLETE LINE OF DREss GOODS IN.TOWN, See our line before youbuy,.'. me ‘ Big Assortment of Goods town, however, will give steady employment toa large number of men during the entire year, John Glasson was a visitor to the county seat today. ‘ The Siek. Mrs. R. G. Ramelli is reported to be quite sick at her home in the Willow Valley district. Mrs. T, O. Randall’s condition is, we are pleaced to learn, much improved, and she is in a feir way to recovery. Live Stock Moving. Cattle and sheep men are kept busy these days driving their stock from pasture lands in the higher Sierras to winter quarters below. Today a large drove of sheep passed through town, EH Oro Club Tonight. The regular meeting of El Oro Club will be held at the Hotel Antlers tonight. All members are requested to attend. The meeting will be called to order at the usual hour. ‘ be stimulated; all the digestive juices act; the food is all absorbed, and soon the appetite cries for more. Therefore the apple and the currant have been called appetizers because they are the means of bringing appetite to those in search of it. The apple being in sea son longest has the usual claim to favor as an appetizer, but the currant is almost as deserving of the claim. Sut it has more waste in the shape of fiber and skin than is found in the apple, the proportion in the currant being over 4% per cent, while in the apple it is only 31-5 per cent: Why Teak Wood Is Durable. The teak, which has passed into proverb as, the best material for shipfrom the fact that it contains an essential off which* prevents spikes and hails driven into it from rusting. This property is not possessed by any other wood in the world and furnishes an explanation of the fact that ships built of teak are practically indestructible. Some have been known to last for 150 years, and when broken up their beams were as sound as when first put tegether. A Boy's Wild Ride For Lite. ‘With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr. King’s New Diecovfeal change. The jaded organ will’ building, is superior to all other woods‘ J ery for Consumption, Ooughs and Oolds, W. H. Brown, of Leesville, Ind., endured death’s agonies from asthma; but this wonderful medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him. He writes: “I now sleep soundly every night,””. Like marvelous cures of Consumption, -Pneumonis, Bronchitis, matchless merit for all Throat and 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Vinton’s Drag Store, les é Coughs, Colds and Grip prove ite, Lang troubles. Guaranteed bottles . . Opposite Hotel Antlers, Nevada City O. B. PORTER, Manager. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Loans Negotiated. resctepnaiinhentaaes Monday, Sept. 21st line of . FALL MILLINERY My Fall and Winter later. I will then have fashions in Millinery creations, Miss Mellvaine of San Francisco, MRS. L. LU BECK » Commercial Street. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented ? [will open my Nevada City store with a complete Millinery Opening Days will be announced on display the very latest styles and The store will be in charge of for Tailor Suits. a The Best Ware Made Is tal Atria rain LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Cotes, and try a pound ————— © ee @°@ oe 6 . ! Caylor’s 25 Cent Pe Family Coffee Roasted Dally. Ground to order, with or .without chicory. — Al = crisp and aromatic”. , : attention paid. to Commer. Be feature, ReMaru Oail Bolte: Ricewistigite Joc Menkes Makiionre Roane veling ae VERY Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Sauce Pan, Milk Pan, Dipper and Pail carries FE with it an absolute guarantee against laws andDefects. . ceeae ee’ For finish and durability this ware has no equal: See samples in our window. . . Turner & Hadley Compal PINE STREET. NEVADA Of M. L. & D, MARSH . LUMBER DEaver ——carry a fall line of —— af Doors, Windows, Blinds Sereses Doors, Lutnber, Mould Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, MASURY’S PAINT from one pint up. Call and see, “We have this celebrated all colors, and in cans mi Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. 1! 7h TRANSC . gDAY.-.Septembt Ta qs Items Con Mor the Benel busy Reade bids for the construct steel bridge across Dee: my House will be oJ meeting. of the Cou pervieors to be held The proposed: bridge »onnected steel plat tras ‘and thirteen feet in the » special, meeting of of Education held la nffers were received for shools with stationery, é ), Vinton, $249.25; H. D Mr. Vinton’s bid bein; » was awarded the contr praoch bakery shop © 4 at Colfax téday by proprietor of the Ne ofthis city. Fred Mar gota the depot refreshm ist Colfax, will have ol woupy 8 portion of th Dg. et Hopkins, while hun vicinity of Marsh’s mi. saw bigger game than . oo seeing. On roundin, in the hill he came almo with five grown bears. me momeat Mr. Hopkin up his mind that he h and did not attemp em, Lhe bruins were € p same opinion in rege n, for they cut the acqas ort by scampering off The heavy forest flreg og in the mountains ¢ the cause of their close p city. pany © of this city at Tof Grass Valley will he d target practices at thei: nges next Sunday. . d target practice . Lie g of Grass Valley has © to Woodland, Lieutenan bg of Nevada City to Gre nd Lieutenant Harvey o toNevada City for ing The third varget pract bught off on Sunday, Se at the same ranges. J Lieutenant Walling has . to Ubico and Lieutenan Valley to Colusa, whil ds will inspect the targe Marysville. Captain M mento will inspect Compe Valley, B, Robb, manager of the Oil Company’s prop field, who is here for a Teports that drilling on 1 is district ig progressing nd will be completed this plant is being put in 6 of facilitating transpo oduct of the company ‘i d of to the Standard O Which concern gaeran all the oi) they can p Bobb says his company . lonbled its production wil mree Months and that the bg put into new wells. Posey mine of Willow ues to look well, and un t management of Super HL Bray, ig giving satis the new ten-stamp 1 erty works to a nicet ' Bray’s systematic m 8 Only twenty men ; H to ope-ate the mine ai wep the stamps dropping Similar Success hag also c! rts of Mr, Bray in op iroo mine near Omega, re true he will soon tal her Promising property, infant child of Mr. and] baton of Smartsville, wh ¥ night at that terday, blew, = “fal Odds Against Hix OW ridden, alone aod destitute 4 was the condition of y name of J, J, Havens For years he was tr ’ dney disease and néithe ine gave him relic © tried Ele-tric Bitte i bis feet in short ordi ies: “Dm on the vr ete Tecovery ” Best on oni 40d Kidney troubles az and Bowel

Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. & FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. ee TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered toany part of the oity. 12 1<2c Per Week By Men, Oc enna nnn nee Issued. Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY.. ss ONLY September 17, 1903 TEMPORARY. Present Suspension of Operations al the Will Probably Soon Be Followed By Work on alarger Scale. wy HE temporary closing down of the.Champion mine and the throwing out of employment of one hundred and twenty-five miners, for the time being, is just “ducks” for the croakers who are always on hand to predict.that this city and mining district is going to the demnition bow-wows. As in many instances heretofore; they will soon find out that their predictions will not materialize into fact and renewed, activity and increased prosperity will compel them to take a back seat and quit their “knocking.” The Champion mines are among the best properties in this district'and a mint of gold lies in them that only. awaits the situation is The mines have reached a stage where it will require a large expenditure of money to develop them, and as;soon as the company can make satisfactory arrangements work will be resumed on probably a larger scale than ever the miner’s pick to uncover. The fact of simply this. before. To predict that the famous Champion company has suspended work permanently and abandoned the miue is the veriest kind of nonsense to promulgate. The wealth is known to be there and it is only a question of time when the Some men who have little if any backbone, have had cold chills and have become alarmed over this temporary shut-down when really there is not a particle of cause for their excited sus— Nevada City will experience its greatest activity will prevail in those quarters. picions of a black future. ups and downs, as is the common lot of all mining towns but'no more solid foundation for valuable and permanent mines can be found anywhere in the world than .in and around this section of country. The mines of this vicinity will continue to pour-its golden treasure into the commercial avenues of the world long after the present generation has ceased to exist, and when the present uncalled-for scare has passed away, as it surely will very soon, then prosperity and confidence will exist universally and continue until some other bugaboo is thrown into the camp. No sensible man of sound judgment should become panic-stricken simply because the Champion or any other mine temporarily closes down. in fact, these are incidents occasionally looked for in every mining community. It is time enough to feel despondent and pessimistic when the dismantling of a big mine has been commenced. The Champion scare is causing considerable discomfort in a great many ways and affects money and business mat~ ters very seriously. Many people who owe debts are holding on to their coin, closing up their purses with an iron grip, So to speak, and :letting the payment of their debts go by until the sunshine of prosperity again returns—which it surely willin a short time. But this. custom of holding money tight and close under such unwarranted circumstances only reacts on the individuals pursuing this policy and helps to make matters worse for themselves as well as for their creditors and the community in generally. The unstinted or liberal use of money and the prompt payment of bills always begets confidence. There are today more men employed in mines outside of of the Deer Creek properties than at any time in years, and when the Champion resumes work, as it surely will, and the Murchie and other mines where great preparatory work is now in progress, Nevada City will be able to boast of having more miners employed than at any time in its history. Ten times blacker clouds of mining depression have vise ited this city in years gone by, when there seemed to be no sunlight of prosperity at all, yet it came in good time and the croakers were silenced, as they will be again before many months have rolled by. ‘There is virtually nothing whatever to cause despondency or a panic in this section, for when it comes to a show-down this district’s annual output of bullion will not be far from that of previous years. The future outlook of this section is. exceedingly bright and when we reflect upon the fact that today there are more quartz mines being worked than at any time in the history of this mining} district, and many mines that have not beeh worked for more than’half a-century until now are yielding handsomely, (two remarkably well—the old Pennsylvania and the Murchie) truly the sentiment that is prevailing has no good foundation and should be dispelled, The sooner people come to this truthful conclusion and endorse the right view of the matter, the better it will be for their own happiness and peace of mind 48 well as those around us, and the sooner will implicit confidence return and increased prosperity prevail to delight and satisfy all, As an old adage goes: “Don’t shake hands with the Devil until you meet him,” “TWO bones: A Resume of News From That Lively Town. From Wednesday's Republican, \ As the result of his anxiety to make money faster than the law allows a certain bartender ina well known Front street saloon is minus his job today. Oal. Lowell, who has made bis home in Truckee for many years and who has many friends here, came to town from the Summit early this week, ‘had quite a eum of money in his possession and for safe-keeping placed $100 in possession. of the bartender mentioned. That evening the old man decided to return to the Sammit, The bartender, to be obliging (?), went with the man and purchased his ticket, after which he handed him his money. The coin was done up in a “neat package,” another striking evidence of friendship (?). Mr. Lowell, however, decided to count the coin and in doing 80 discovered that it was $20 short. This caused him to change his mind about leaving town; instead he went back and accused the bartender of robbing him, The fellow grew indignant at first, bat as the old man insisted upon hie rights, the mixologist became nervous and in an injared tone said: ‘Well, rather than bave you accase me of robbing you I will pay you the money out of my own funde,” With that be returned the twenty dollars belonging to Mr. Lowell. Fortunately there wore several witnesses; in the saloon at the time who reported the incident to the officers and also to the proprietor of the saloon. The proprietor promptly discharged the bartender, who, by the way, has always been looked upon as a crook, Oonstable. McDougald and his deputies are watching several parties in town e+ The Knights of the Royal Arch, No 25, at their meeting leat night, initiated into their fold a number of new candidates. This organization fe forging rigit ahead in membership and all take a commendable interest in their lodge affaire: The newly organized drill team also gave an exhibition and acquitted themselves iu:'a creditable manner, The forest fire which hag been raging fiercely in the vicinity of Quaker Hill and Scotts Flat is still burning angrily and at night the flames are Bainly digcernable at this city, The conflagration is now heading for Deer creek canyon, and a large number of elements in an endeavor to arrest or subdue them, but so far their exertions have proved fruitless. An extensive territory has been burned over, with prospects of still further devastation. The forest fire in the Wachington district is now between Alpha and Omega and roaring furiously with no sigosof abatement. Much irreparable damage has already been done to mining timbers, the Giant King mine in that district suffering considerably in this respect. Giffin’s cigar factory ie now busy preparing 2,500 additional Woodpecker cigars for shipment to the Tonopah district, The household goode of Mrs. O, Hegarty and family of Moores Flat were brought down yesterdey by William Buck of that place, and will be shipbelow where the family will reside. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of City Trustees will be held this evening. R. T. Morrison the up-to-date tailor, ia offering big bargains in aloglebreasted sack suitsin astyle that is just right for business wear. The prices run from $20 ap, and the stock of imported and domestic woolens to select from is good in qdality and large in quantity, Give Mr, Morrison a call and examine the goode before men are out contending with the flery. _ and as soon as they can obtain enough evidence there is a probability that some one will be sent to the ‘‘pen.” It is aleo probable that the bartender $s ordering your winter suit. ® ee = Ss CALFOOMA STRIE “San Francisco, September 17.—A general strike was declared on the California Northwestern Railway this morning. The crew of the ferry steamer Tiburon was also called out. The trouble was all occasioned from the fact that one, A. D. McDonald, was discharged by the corporation, because of his affiliation with the Union. All the shop men and freight handlers remained loyal and immediately walked out. The Union men claim that they will completely tie up the entire system, The railroad officials say the strike will not last long. “CUNDERLANY RESINS Lonpon, September 27—Coloniai Secretary Chamberlain has decided to resign from the Cabinet. He says this action is unavoidable on account of Premier Balfour's attitude on the fiscal question not being sufficiently advanced to enable him to remain a member without sacrificing his own views. EEE How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot. be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. OHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Oheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al! business transac.ions and floancially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Waxpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Hall’s Oatarrb Oure is taken internProperty for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, near the new steel bridge is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN, (iood Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times printing at the lowest rates. . cuétody. The TransoniPt does any kind of job who has lost his job will be ordered fusing be will be given a chance to spend the winter at Nevada City. Jobn Francis is nursing a painfal wound in the palm of his left hand. He received the injury Satarday night while endeavoring to take a knife from D B, Adams. The knife wielder became boisterous in a saloon and flourished the weapon in such a threatening manner that Mr, Francis decided to take the knife from him to prevent an accident, The fellow showed resistance and in the scuffle that followed Mr. Francis’ hand was injured. Dr, Bryant dressed the injary. The cook was arrested, but was out of town, and in the event of his re. wh am ms Shock Afier Burns. . . Shock, which is always present in severe burns, requires the administra. tion of stimula tts. The amount o‘ shock or collape after any. bad in jury or sudden right differs with the character of individuals. Some suc cumb to it much more readily than others. Whew serious, the temperature drops—below. normal, the face is pale, pinched and anxious, the pulse slow and feeble, the body bathed in a cold perspiration, Sometimes there is shivering. Sometimes the’ mind wanders. Place the patient at once {in a horizontal position, the head slightly raised. Administer stimulants, alcoholic or aromatic vinegar, If whisky or brandy is used, give from a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful of hot ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per boltle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Lost, a pair of eye glasses, on Pine or Broad streets, The glasses are gold rimmed. Finder will please return to the Transontrr office. al8 Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad etreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Terrible plagues, those itching, pestering diseases of the skin. Put an aa EZ Famous the: World Over—Fully Matured. Sold Everywhere. Le a OO EEE A A — What an Idea. New Yorn, Sept. 16th—Dissatisfied with a bequest of $1000.ont of an estate valued ata half miltion dollars, Ben. Benson, of Colchester, Conn. has instituted a contest over the probate of bis helf-brother, Geo. Grennel! who died while on a visit to Ohicago. The will was executed three days before the death of Mr. Grenvell. The principal bequest is that of $200,000 to the Society for the Prevention of Oruelty. to Animals of the State of New York. Benson contests the probate of the will on the ground of undue influence, Ten ‘Boarders, ing a six months’ sentence jn county jail for battery commitied at hie divorced wife, Aurelia Graber remarried to the woman at mid; last night in bis cell in the jai, ih. corder J, J. Murray tied the 4 . knot. The beating which Gnéats his wife a month ago seems to bere wa At the present time there are ten. Vived her affections for him and gy prisoners in the County Jail, and thie} *!nce hie incarceration she has been , the largest number of regular boarders . CODstent visitor to the jail, gy that have acomulated at this penal . °lded late last night to remarry g institation fora long time. Ae ieus-. 9nd procured @ license, — ually the case a large majority of the ; 4 prisoners now incarcerated are from! Gilt-edge security against wheel 4 the eastern end of the county and are} etress of weather in Gilt Edge w and long termers, so that the number will} Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 820 Olay ee probably be still further increased be-/ 8, 5, fore there are any discharged from 2@o 2Oe Game Stew and Black Berry Rol) A little life may be sacrificed to a at the Hotel Antlers, sudden attack of croup if you don’t

have Dr, Thomas’ Electric Oil on band for the emergency. Have you ever tried the delilony game stew and blackberry roll wi, good old hard sauce at the Hotel tlere? If not, sou will certainly gop some, whith will be served with theip asual bill of fare THIS EVENING, It ie a dish that will please the epb curean. Oome one, come all, Sonts: can be reserved by telephone, e@e~cFancy Summer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. 1f Piano Tuning and Repairing. O. W. Bennett is in Nevada Oity and will call on those who depend upon him for their work. Anyone in haste can order by mail. Box 872. 81-5t ADAMS’ HAIR RESTORER . Cleanly to Use’ Exquisitely Scenteg! A delightfal toilet preparation fo! thin, faded hair. Stops the falling out! at once, renders it soft, silky, luxuriant, Promotes the growth. and reetorest aray heir the rich dark color of youth, Price Ho. Druggiste. . Don’t delay a minute. Oholora infantam, dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly, Only safe plan is to have Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry always on hand. MAHER & CO call your attention ‘to their new stock of .. DRESS GOODS idnight . water every ten minutes until five or six doses have been taken. Surround the body and legs inside the thighs and under the armpits with hot water bags, hot stones—anything to give warmth—but take care not to burn your patient. If the injury is to the head, follow the same treatment, but omit the alcoholic stimulant. discharged Monday. H.Nelson, who is employed by the Southern Pacific Company near Tannel 18, was brought to town Monday, suffering from an agly wound on bis head. While at work at the tunnel he was struck with a spike maul, Davis sawmill closed for the season last Saturday. The mill had a most successful ran and gave steady employment to.a large force of men. It Apples and Currants. {f the liver is sluggish, refusing to work, so that the bile flow is deficient endtomisery. Doan’s Ointment cures. At any drug store. Stenographer ' For @ good cool, sharp glass of beer call at Wm. Harry’s saloon. Price 5ct ifyou want a good, cool’ drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 promptly attended té. Exchange, opposite Hotel Antlers, His Veda Boul Legal Work and Correspondence Office in Nevada Oounty Real Estate ---NEVADA CITY, OAL, ie thought that all the mills will be closed during the next few weeke. The box factories and lumber yards in and so all fats remain undigested, the eating of either apples or an abundance of currants: will effect a magNevada County Real Estate Exchange We have all the new weaves, and all the new colors in New Fall Dress Goods. See them in window. CO Among the very latest are Zibelines, Camels Huir, Scotch Mixtaree, Knickerbocker, Cheviots, Granites, Black and White, and Blue and White Ghecks. We have THE ONLY COMPLETE LINE OF DREss GOODS IN.TOWN, See our line before youbuy,.'. me ‘ Big Assortment of Goods town, however, will give steady employment toa large number of men during the entire year, John Glasson was a visitor to the county seat today. ‘ The Siek. Mrs. R. G. Ramelli is reported to be quite sick at her home in the Willow Valley district. Mrs. T, O. Randall’s condition is, we are pleaced to learn, much improved, and she is in a feir way to recovery. Live Stock Moving. Cattle and sheep men are kept busy these days driving their stock from pasture lands in the higher Sierras to winter quarters below. Today a large drove of sheep passed through town, EH Oro Club Tonight. The regular meeting of El Oro Club will be held at the Hotel Antlers tonight. All members are requested to attend. The meeting will be called to order at the usual hour. ‘ be stimulated; all the digestive juices act; the food is all absorbed, and soon the appetite cries for more. Therefore the apple and the currant have been called appetizers because they are the means of bringing appetite to those in search of it. The apple being in sea son longest has the usual claim to favor as an appetizer, but the currant is almost as deserving of the claim. Sut it has more waste in the shape of fiber and skin than is found in the apple, the proportion in the currant being over 4% per cent, while in the apple it is only 31-5 per cent: Why Teak Wood Is Durable. The teak, which has passed into proverb as, the best material for shipfrom the fact that it contains an essential off which* prevents spikes and hails driven into it from rusting. This property is not possessed by any other wood in the world and furnishes an explanation of the fact that ships built of teak are practically indestructible. Some have been known to last for 150 years, and when broken up their beams were as sound as when first put tegether. A Boy's Wild Ride For Lite. ‘With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr. King’s New Diecovfeal change. The jaded organ will’ building, is superior to all other woods‘ J ery for Consumption, Ooughs and Oolds, W. H. Brown, of Leesville, Ind., endured death’s agonies from asthma; but this wonderful medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him. He writes: “I now sleep soundly every night,””. Like marvelous cures of Consumption, -Pneumonis, Bronchitis, matchless merit for all Throat and 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Vinton’s Drag Store, les é Coughs, Colds and Grip prove ite, Lang troubles. Guaranteed bottles . . Opposite Hotel Antlers, Nevada City O. B. PORTER, Manager. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Loans Negotiated. resctepnaiinhentaaes Monday, Sept. 21st line of .. FALL MILLINERY My Fall and Winter later. I will then have fashions in Millinery creations, Miss Mellvaine of San Francisco, MRS. L. LU BECK » Commercial Street. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented ? [will open my Nevada City store with a complete Millinery Opening Days will be announced on display the very latest styles and The store will be in charge of for Tailor Suits. a The Best Ware Made Is tal Atria rain LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Cotes, and try a pound ————— © ee @°@ oe 6 . ! Caylor’s 25 Cent Pe Family Coffee Roasted Dally. Ground to order, with or .without chicory. — Al = crisp and aromatic”. , : attention paid. to Commer. Be feature, ReMaru Oail Bolte: Ricewistigite Joc Menkes Makiionre Roane veling ae VERY Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Sauce Pan, Milk Pan, Dipper and Pail carries FE with it an absolute guarantee against laws andDefects. . ceeae ee’ For finish and durability this ware has no equal: See samples in our window. . . Turner & Hadley Compal PINE STREET. NEVADA Of M. L. & D, MARSH . LUMBER DEaver ——carry a fall line of —— af Doors, Windows, Blinds Sereses Doors, Lutnber, Mould Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, MASURY’S PAINT from one pint up. Call and see, “We have this celebrated all colors, and in cans mi Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. 1! 7h TRANSC . gDAY.-.Septembt Ta qs Items Con Mor the Benel busy Reade bids for the construct steel bridge across Dee: my House will be oJ meeting. of the Cou pervieors to be held The proposed: bridge »onnected steel plat tras ‘and thirteen feet in the » special, meeting of of Education held la nffers were received for shools with stationery, é ), Vinton, $249.25; H. D Mr. Vinton’s bid bein; » was awarded the contr praoch bakery shop © 4 at Colfax téday by proprietor of the Ne ofthis city. Fred Mar gota the depot refreshm ist Colfax, will have ol woupy 8 portion of th Dg. et Hopkins, while hun vicinity of Marsh’s mi. saw bigger game than . oo seeing. On roundin, in the hill he came almo with five grown bears. me momeat Mr. Hopkin up his mind that he h and did not attemp em, Lhe bruins were € p same opinion in rege n, for they cut the acqas ort by scampering off The heavy forest flreg og in the mountains ¢ the cause of their close p city. pany © of this city at Tof Grass Valley will he d target practices at thei: nges next Sunday. . d target practice . Lie g of Grass Valley has © to Woodland, Lieutenan bg of Nevada City to Gre nd Lieutenant Harvey o toNevada City for ing The third varget pract bught off on Sunday, Se at the same ranges. J Lieutenant Walling has . to Ubico and Lieutenan Valley to Colusa, whil ds will inspect the targe Marysville. Captain M mento will inspect Compe Valley, B, Robb, manager of the Oil Company’s prop field, who is here for a Teports that drilling on 1 is district ig progressing nd will be completed this plant is being put in 6 of facilitating transpo oduct of the company ‘i d of to the Standard O Which concern gaeran all the oi) they can p Bobb says his company . lonbled its production wil mree Months and that the bg put into new wells. Posey mine of Willow ues to look well, and un t management of Super HL Bray, ig giving satis the new ten-stamp 1 erty works to a nicet ' Bray’s systematic m 8 Only twenty men ; H to ope-ate the mine ai wep the stamps dropping Similar Success hag also c! rts of Mr, Bray in op iroo mine near Omega, re true he will soon tal her Promising property, infant child of Mr. and] baton of Smartsville, wh ¥ night at that terday, blew, = “fal Odds Against Hix OW ridden, alone aod destitute 4 was the condition of y name of J, J, Havens For years he was tr ’ dney disease and néithe ine gave him relic © tried Ele-tric Bitte i bis feet in short ordi ies: “Dm on the vr ete Tecovery ” Best on oni 40d Kidney troubles az and Bowel