September 18, 1903 (4 pages)

DaILy TRANSCRIPT, PERSONAL “WENTION, Nevapa City NAT P, BROWN, Proprietor. ’ D BH. BROWN, Manager. ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By hell, OS 86 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered toany part of the city. September 18, 1903 ISIS. «. tarrowly averted, and tary for,War, pr in the recently passed educational control of: the public schools in England and Wales into the hands of the clergy of the Established Church, increases and spreads. The disclosures war oficéduring the Boer war tion which the British army " angry feeling against the government. This is fomented by theprievanices of the returned volunteers who served in South Africa. Great Britain has not taken care of those who returned from the war broken in health by wounds and disease and out of employment. keep his government together for a time longer, but its discordant character is becoming daily more apparent. It is now running ,because it can’t stop without going to pieces, It has’no défiriite purpose or policy. Although Mr. Balfour heads it nominally, the ministry is dominated by the restless intriguing and _fertile-minded Tory but a radical turned opportunist. Michael Hicks Beach out of the Cabinet and now has made Mr. Ritchie’s.stay. untenable. can stand the pushing ways turer is a question, exactly see their way to gettin est man in the Cabinet, and by far the most resourceful polo imminent disruption of the British Cabinet has been ~. ment saved from the necessity of dissolving Parliament. and appealing to the country. Mr Ritchie,Chancellor of the Exchequer, will resign, but Lord Lansddowne, the Secre. has apparently been induced to forego for the} tiination toretire. The internal dissentiong. ¥.'is due to Chamberlain’s preferential tariff. S2 Jaa today, after a brief visit. scheme, but the government is fiercely beset on the outside from two directions: ‘Instead of abating, the agitation over the Tory-Unionist govern‘bill, which virtually gave the NOTICE ES yABREBY,, GIVEN THAT home today. ARCHIE NIVENS. SR., whose PostCalifornia hee thied Sa nee tion P orp as (8 ca. @ : Jerome Conway bas returned to for a patent for 0"e thousend linear feet of regarding the blunders of the . Reno. ots id. with QUAUTY MABE os vein, Pans : . . L. Limperich, motber of Mrs. . feet in width, tituated in Canada Hill Minand the state of disorganiza—. _ Mrs. L.L y ue 8 L. L. Gaffney, arrived here yesterday . Oditoruis, avd dec} nated by the held nates is in today have aroused an . evening ard official plat.on file im. this office as Rusibos dab ts Zowseblo 28 Moreh of Bangs st, Mrs. Thomas Mooney, who was M. s No. being described as follows, to wit: Mr. Balfour has managed to Chamberlain, who is not a He elbowed Sir How long Lord Lansdowne of the Birmingham manufac-. However, the sight of Chamberlain is beginning to make the Tories turn sick, though they can’t g rid of him—he is the cleverFLOGT TO SOLDIES Inspiring Address Given by President Roosevelt Yesterday. rn’ President Roosevelt took a prominent part yesterday.in the dedicatory services attendiag the erection of a handsome monument at Hagerstown, Maryland, fn memory of the New Jersey troops who fougbt end fell on the battlefields of Antietam during the OCivik War. The address delivered by the President, like all be has ever given, was full of inspiration and eloquence, The President said in part: “G@overnur Morphy; and you, Veterans of New Jersey; and you, men of the Grand Army, and all others here, I greet you: “I thank you of New Jersey for the monument to the troops of New Jersey who fought at Autietam, and on behalf of the nation TI accept the gift. We meet todey upon one of the great battleflelds. of. the Civil. War. No other battle-ofthe Civil War lasting but one da ows BE great @ percentage of lobe’ a thet whieh, arred here upon the day on which Antietam was fought. Moreover, in its. ultimate effects this battle was of momentous and even declsive importepoe, for when it bad ended and Lee had retreated south of the Potomac, Lincoln forthwith published thet immortel paper, the preliminary deelsration of emancipition; the paper which decided that the Civii Wer, besides being a war for the preservation of the Union, should be a war for the emancipation of the slave, so that from Hall’s Family Pills are'the best. 4 ry ; that'time onward the causes of Union and of Freedom, of national greatness aud individual liberty, »ere one and tbe same, ; “Ifthe fesue of Antietam had been other than it was, it is probable that at least two great European powers would have recognized the invependence of the Oonfederacy; so that you who here forty-one years ago have the profound satisfaction of feeling that you played weil your part in one of those crises big with the fate of a] mankind. “We take just pride in tha great deeds of the men of 1776, but we must keep in mind that the Revolutionary war would have been shorn of wellhigh all its results had the side of union and liberty been defeated in the Civil war. y “It now reste with as in civil life to make good by our deeds the deeds which you who wore the blue did io the great years from ’61 to '65. The patriotism, the courage, the unflinching resolution and steadfast endurance of the soldiers whose triumph wae crowned at Appomattox must be eupplemented on ou: part by civic courage, civic honesty, cool sanity, aod steadfast adherence to the immutable lawe of righteousness. “Leaders will be developed in military and in civil life alike; and weapons and tactics change from generation to generation, as methods of achieving good ‘government charge in vivic affairs; but the fuadamental qualities which make good soldiers never change. “There are many qualities which we need alike in private citizen and in public man, but three above all— three for the lack of which no brilliancy and no genius can atone—and those three are courage, honesty and common senge.” At the close of the exercises the deed to the tract of land on which the monament stands was formally turned over to representatives of the United States Government. How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & ©O., Toledo, O. We, the andersigned, have known a believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac ions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Watpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken interpally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the-system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bolile. Sold by all Draggists. F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and} es Daily Record ‘of the {2 1-20 Per Week . Doings of Our People. G. Artteen is here from San Francieco, P.-R. Chorley is here from San Francisco. : G, W. Kinney and John Griesel are down from Washington. "O. B. Higgins ts -here ‘from Aubars. E. P. Wilson is here from Sacramento on a business trip. 8. N, Harris arrived here this morning from San Francisco. 8. Phillips of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Mrs, O. F. Brayton feturned last evening from Pacific Grove. Colby ;Rodgera retarned to Nortb . : Rev. and Mrs. William Angwin were arrivals on last evening’s train from Pacific Grove. a. W. Hildebrand came down from Alleghany yesterday and returned Stricken with paralysis several weeks ago, is improving. Mr. end Mrs, F, H. Selfridge arrived here from San Francisco lest evenibg and went to Sierra county today. ; Mrs. W. J. Britland returned last evening from, San Francisco, where she has been visiting for a month or more. fl T. H. Hicks returned last evening from below. H. E. and Henry Benson are here from Reno, Mrs. O. B. Port¢# who was recently brought; here from Auburn by her husband on account of her ill health, is slightly improved. GO. F. Bailey arrived here from San Francieco last night. Miss Annie Tolson of Arbuckle, ing on a visit to Mise Ada Rich. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oleveland and son, who have been here on a visit, re San Juan, mine today, after a short visit here. E 4G. Bowman, 8. M. Ingalls and Ed Swann are here from San Francisco. Excellent Recipes, dilated alcohol; well-waehed currants, cat. into fine strips, them, Saffron Bread (No. 2): half cup of butter. utes and strain. into loaves, again and bake in a moderate oven. Pineapple. weight in granulated sugar. cellent of flavor. long. fons; let them boil anti) very nearly toes, put in and boil tender. can of June peas, one can of best totwo teaspoonfuls of red pepper. Let all boil abouc ten minutes and thicken. Cat onions ioto quarters or smaller. Of course, if you don’t like it too hot add only one teaspoonful of red pepper. It should be served on toast. a sure and have June peas, Colusa couaty, arrived here this eventurned thie morning to Camptonville. W.A Scheuerman is over from North E. Asphlund returned to the Delbi Seffron Bread: Make eponge as for bread. When the sponge has raised mix in some more flour, one pound of butter (washed), five to six eggs well beaten with half a pound of sugar; mix in about two and a half or three pints of lukewarm milk and more flour, together with one-quarter oucce of saffron, which has been dried in the oven, pulverized and soaked ina little one-half pound ot seediees raisins, one-quarter pound of two ounces scalded and finely-chopped bitter almonds, two tablespoonfals of rosewater and a little bitter orange peel, When this is ali mixed to a soft dough and raised make your loaves and let them rise. Before baking the saffron bread, brush the loaves lightly wi:h the white of au ege and sprinkle sugar and cinnamon over To two cups of light bread sponge add the yolks of two eggs, one scant cup of sugar, onePour one cup of boiling water on one heaping teaspoonful of saffron; let it stand a few minWhen lukewarm add to the above mixture enough flour to knead. Have the dough as soft as it can be handled. When ligbt, form Let it rise until it is light A quick and delicious way to put up Chop pineapple fine, and with it its Pat at’ voce and without any cooking into piot jars well sealed. This will keep indefinitely. Jars of pineapple, three years old and over, have been served and found beaatifal in color and exOf course a jar of any thing once opened will not keep Spanish Stew: Aspring chicken cut into emall pieces; two good-sized ondone; pare and guarter enough potaAdd one matoes, one can of French mushrooms, A little life may be sacrificed to * sudden attack of Group if you don’t have Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil on band for the emergenoy. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. . At Britland’s.tf No Dessert ~~ More Attractive Why use gelatine and g = pay ‘spend hours soaking, D) sweetening, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O yening in thé poalenge, lasply ald oe g in the pi 4 4) water and set to cook; It’s seoteotinal Asurto the housewife. No trouble, expense, Sac! it to-day. i Four t Fla. vors: mon, Orange, Strawberry Raspberry. At grocers. 1c. : IS ANTAL CAPSULES No, 2271. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. & Unitsp Stars Lanp Orrics, Sacramento, ‘ alifornia, September 16, 1908} GLENCOE QUARTZ MINE. SUBVEY OF LODE LINE. Commenciug at East lode post, a ‘ hes square, 5 fest iong, mark BL mound of stone, P. 4099”, surrounded rom which the original location post bears yh tod inn i items Now w “Wh ne tree and mar . B. P. BT.” bears S 5 OF W 18 $-10ft. from which an neh _ cedar tree b a marked “G £, L, P. B, T.” bears N 28° 47° K 8.35 ft. distant. . i oe 1 oe er . Va evrner common to Secs. < A R.9B.M. D. B, & MM. bears 8 O° ti W080 Thence magn: tic variation 17° 00° Fast. Course No.1N77> W 2500 feet to center of “Hickson” shaft 60 ft. vertical depth, showing 2 feet 'edge; 511.80 feet to center of “No 2” or “Frenchaan’s” shaft; 80 ft. on incline of 8u> dipping South, Ledge 2 ft. thick of ford bearing quartz, 561.00 feet to 12 ft. left of lineto ‘ Hutchinson” shaft, 60 feet vertical depth, 856.10 feet to poiut 8 feet north of NE corner of double compartment shaft 4x8 ft East compartment 12 ft. deep on ledge. west compartment 50 feet deep on ledge, Ii shows 2 feet ledge d‘pping ri souther! shaft vertical, 983.00 feet to center of o “Glencoe” shaft, caved at surface. This shaft isthe discover, point and was 50 feet decp. 1000.00 feet to west lode post, a cedar vost hewn 4 inches square, 5 teet long, marked ‘GG. W, L. P.”’ **4099"" set in place originat Joca'ion stake on dump between *t:Jeno%” and “Arboga-t” shafts, from which the ‘Arbogas:’’ shaft bears west 9 feet dist. SURVEY OF BXTERIOR BOUNDARY. Commencing at post No. 1, the southeast cor.er, a hewn eedar post 4 inchee square 5 feet loug, marked “G. No. 1—4009” set in mound of stune. from which th2 original lo sation corner bears S772 K, 500 feet distant from which a § nch oak tree biaged and marked “G.S, E.cor #, T” bears N 8° 15’ it 14.40 teet distant, from which the section vorner common to §os. 18,17, 19, 20, T. 16 N &.9E,.M.D, B. & M., bears N 56° 46° W, 201.81 ft. distant. hence magnetic on 17> Bast. No. t course Ni W_ 162.00 feet toa stake on section line between seutions 17, 20, T.16 N. R. + K, from which stake the sec. cor. 18, 17, 19, 20, bears S gY> 18” W 240,84 ft. and the “4 sec cor. between secs. 17 20, bears N 89° 18” E 2479 50 ft.; thence 800.00 feet to east lode post d+ soribed in survey of Jode line; thence 500.0C fees to northeast corner a bewn cedur Post 4 inches squar: 5 feet long, marked *G No.2 408” surrounded by muund of stone. From which original location corner bears S& 77° K Sw f ro . t, from eet which a 12 inch oak tree blased and marked “G, N. EK: cor. BT.” bears N 75° 40° W, 11.25 ft. distant; from which a 16 inch oak tree blazed and marked “G N. E. cor, B. '.” bears N 27> 10° K 27.65 feet: thence deflect 16° U0’ lefc, magnetic variation 17° E. Thence No. 2 course N 77>. W 217.01 feet to stake on section line between secs. 17, 18, T. 16N,R.9H,M. v. B.& M, From which stake the 4% 38 cor. established by U.S. Deputy Uren bears N i> 15° W 800 ft. distan' and sec. ovr. 17, 18, 20, 19, T. 16. N. ®. 9K. bears S '© 15’ &, 446.0 feet ; thence 404.70 feet to station incar track f:om tun.el No. 2, from which the mouth of iu nel No.2 bears § 14° 1’ B, 520 feet Course of tunnel No. 2, 8 i4> E, 350 feet to Gencoe ledge and from said station, course N1° 45'S 4134 ft. to end of car track on waste dump. ‘1 henee 1000 00 feet to northwest corner, a hewn cedar t 4 inohes square 5 feet long. marked . No. 3 40ue” eurr: unded by stone mcund from which the ‘original location stake bears N 77° W 2 feet distant; irom which a 12 inch cedar tree biazed and marked “G. N. W. cor. B. T,” bears N 84° uu’ W 12 7-0 feet; from which a station in center of car track from tunnel No 1 bears N 6° 00’ W 250 feet: from which stetion the mouth of tunnel No 1 bears 8 11> 35’ EK 57.0 feet; course of tunnel No, 1 from mouth 5 Li? 35’ K, 800 f jonece i variati co eet to G ‘edge. Krom station ia track N Ii? 5° ft. ‘o end of car track on waste dump. lrhence deflect 194° 00’ left. meguetic variation 1i° 00’ East. Thence No. 8 c.urseS 1° 00° EB 300 00 ‘eet to west lode pest in mound. previously described. 600.00 feet to southwest co: ner.at ewn cedar post 4 inches square 5 feet long, marked 2 10, 4— in stone mound, :rom w ich the original stake bears S 1° 0.’ W 1. 0footdistant. rrom which an 8 inch cedar tree bi and mirked “G, S, W. cor. B. T.”’ beara Nh wE 22.9-10 feet. From which a 10” eedar tree blazed aud marked “G. N. W. cor, B. T” bears N:9° E,1 4 ft. Thence deflect 76° 00’ left, variation 17° C0’ hast. Thenee No. 4 course 8S 47° E 381.20 feet to stake “ix, No 5— 4099”’ on sec. line between secs. 18, 19, T. 16 N, K.9 KE, from which tle sec. cor. 18, 17, 19 2 bears N 86° 45’ K, 360.51 ft. and % cous ou south line of S. #.% sec. 18 bears 45", W 971.0 feet, and +4 sec, cor. between sees. 18, 19. bears S 8° 45° W 2:05 ft. Thenge 16° 15’ left magnetic yariation 17° 00° bast. Thence No. 5 Course N 8° 45’ E 860 Si feet to stake "G No.6 40099", identical with seog tion corner, sects. 18, 17. 19, 20, T. 16 N, R. 9 K, on north slope of waste dump from Sharpe tunnel, set atake 4 inches square, re long, driven in side of waste dump. Thence detiect 01° 46’ right, magnetic variation 17° ast. Thence No. 6 course S 1° 30’ E, 104.00 feet alung section line between sec. 19, x0, T. 16 N, K. 9b, to stake*G. \0.7 4000,” 4 inches square, $)4 ft. long, set in top of dump from DSbarpe tunnel, :rom which the \ se. cor. betweem secs 19, 20, bears S 1° 80° & 2528 feet distant. ‘I'hense deflect 75° 90’ left magnetic var'n.17° 00’ Kast. Thence No. 7 course S 77> K 246.60 feet to point of begiunin,. Containing 12.9? acres. The Joc :tion of this Mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Nevada Cana’z j= Rook 16 of Mining Claims. pas 6. ug claimants are the Gracie Quarts Mine on the w8’, and the mining claim of Jane A.Sharp, et al. on the east. A d ali claimi: any portion of said GLENCOB QU RTZ MINE, or surface ground, req to file their adverse claims with the ter of the ogee States Land «me f meta. in the Q the sixty days per: of pu hereof, th il bo barred by virtue of the Vilgeaat the Ramee eat JOHN F. ARMSTRONG, Register, Dated September 16, 1908, Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for patent, be published for the eran os! sixt Paice te the Ns. vaba CITY DAILY a daily o ena Re meng Wwimtiiin e Sept, 16, 1008.JOHN F. ARMSTRONG, Register, Tuos. S, Forp, Attorney for Applicant. Pirst publication September 18¢h, 1908. M,S. He is still living, but. liable to puss oe TE AND SAUTER Sorta, Sept. 18--The latest tinued efor eight hours. reports from Kastoria says that the city is all on fire, and th® Turks “ are slaughtering indiscriminately the Bulgarians and Greeks. A report from Kravato says a sanguinary battle occurred . . between the Insurgents and two thousand Turks, which conIt is said the Insurgents used bombs, dealing death to one thousand Turks. A MING. ASSASSINATED. count of the strained relations Paris, September 18—A rumor reached here today from a source that many consider to be reliable that King Peter of Servia has been assassinated. : The news is creating considerable interest here on acheretofore existing between the Servain ruler and his people. andiieal Still Living. The latest reports from the beside of L. L. Gaffney, the dying stage-driver, are abont the same in affect as published in last evening’s TRANSCRIPT away at any moment, Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, pear thé new steel bridge is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN. Lost, a pair of eye glasses, on Pine or Broad streets. The glasses are gold Yimmed. Finder will please return to the Transorirt office. al8 Giood Meats. Colley Brothers have the very be at all times call at Wm. Harry’s saloon. ——_—_—++@e--—— -A Boy’s Wild R de For Life, With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesvi:le, Ind, endured death’s agonies from asthma; ". but this wonderfal medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him. He writes: “I now sleep soundly every night.” Like marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Ooughs, Oolde and Grip prove ite matchless merit for all Throat and Lang troubles. Guaranteed bottles 60c. and $100. Trial bottles free at Vinton’s Drug S:ore, of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand . For a good cool, sharp glass of beer . Price 5c . Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asa shampoo. Itcleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a eure cure for poison oak, . and is five for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and all Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Oommercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. 028-tf es aad The Highest Priced buf the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, TONGHTS STI The Ledge is Five Peet Wide---Ore Yields. $60 a ToD. __—_—_ The recent ricb strike io the Zelbright mine, in the Bear Valley district{1s good news for Nevada Citys, which ie materially interested in the success of the enterprise. Everything now goes to ebow that the mine will turn out far shead of the most sanguine expectations’ of all concerned. The ledge is five feet io width and the ore yields fifty dollars to the ton. No such strike as this bas teen reeorded in the up-country section of this county for many years,and that it will give mining therea new lease of activity, goes ‘without saying. The fact that the indications sbow that is a great source of encouragement to will uadoubtedly tufn out to be a veritable bonanza. Commenced Suit. this trict. the suit. of the Phelps estate at Phelps Hill, re cisco. the ledge will increase right along miner owners having holdings adjacent to the Zoibright. The owners of the latter property are feeling jabilant over the new find, and are being heartily congratalated for their enterprise and zeal in opening up whet Suit was begun in the Superior Court morning by Grasue Ramelli against John White to quiet title to parcel of land in Willow Valley disThe defendant hes been hewing timber on the disputed land, hence W. P. Ketcham, who recently purchased the large lumbering interests turned last evening from San FranSan Franc Palmer, forme: disposed of the largest pa ls on Coast. The plant, which ia conetracted, is 1 oe ni island, on‘the direa Amer Skagway. It will have 29.0 power and the mill will havea ¢ of 100 rons of newspaper per day, Palmer has secured a Concession a the British Colambian Govern, 86,000 acres of spruce and beni! timber. ‘eed . yy Transa siness at . Last Evel Pointed Paragr, . y no regaiar monthly . : es i my , Trustees was held aa re: of the members — Some besuty fen’t more than p yor Ohepman presid' deep. ; A women’s shoeg never fit they are uncomfortable. The world seldom speaks man who is dead broke, — Some women-haters are floorwalk : in department stores, 4 Equality is an idle dream, costames have bad their day, It’s a wise policeman who can pola: out the next corner on ’change, As a physcal culture apparatus; old-fashionéd woodpile hag no equal, j recording the min no committee appoi the sanitary conditi id Chinatowa report tfor use, and it was : oo. F T. Nilon ap Board and requested ry appropriation rea sretofore. As the. ' r that it is money appropriation will.o motion the City’s formally accepted. ne petition asking fc tnear William Moy referred to the light homas Granville’s pe reappointment as. , was postponed one Nang and specification wallat the Gold Ran red advertised for, ¢! paid for said plans, he Oity Attorney was mare an ordinance in 1 faster than a walk 08, 9 following made ap ointment as street sw ps, Antone Silva and No action was take Don’t delay a minute. Cholors ip. fantum, dysentery, diarrhoea « suddenly. Only safe plan is to haw Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strqi berry always on hand, i He was sure that “Old Gilt Bam’ whisky was good for him because hj bad “inside” information. Wichm Lutgen & Oo., 8. F. Cy Loyeland 1a now selling his femoy oread at five cents a loaf. at the Popa lar Bakery. Try it and yon willal nay it. TL We lita he Water Collector’s ¢ month were $1,269 43. @ call your DRESS Stenographer —————— ‘nea promptly attended to. Exchange, opposite Hotel Antlers. is Veda B. Gourley Legal Work and Correspondence Office in Nevada County Real Estate ---NEVADA CITY, OAL. Among the very late Huir, Scotch Mix Cheviots, Granites, Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Opposite Hoté! Antlers, Nevada City C. B. PORTER, Manager. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Fire, fife and Accident Insurance Loans Negotiated. GOUDS IN TOWN youbuy . . MAHER & CO their new stock of . We have all the new weaves, and all the new colors in New Fall Dress Goods. See them in window. CO Blue and White Ohecks. ONLY COMPLECE LINE OF DREss Big Assortm for Tailor Suits, % st he City Marshal’s coll th were: Licenses { 6 following amounts past month: Ono warre br bonds, $700; coupo $802078. Balance ember 17, $3,955.95. e following bills were he General Fund: ' #1050, B. A. Van Sly! #476, Charles A. EB Vinton $85.10, Turne , TRANSORIPT, $24, . $10.50, H. D; Shear chie $75, H. D. Shea nville $60, James Flew HD Towle $10,. venport $382, M. R. cOutchan $22 50, Wi ) Turner & Hadley O. ty $450, South Yuba 0, Turner & Hadle da County. Gas & 10, Hogh Murcbie ellyn $2 50, I. O. Linc ly $627.09, G. A. Gra Foundry $12 50, F. . M. Shaver $67.50, , A. Miller $10, B Isolta Pasquale $1 hey $15, A. Seaman . hington $7.50, W. attention to GOODS st are Zibelines, Oamels tares, Knickerbocker, Black and White, and We have THE . See our line before ° . . . ent of Good John Nevis $8.75, Douglas Marriott 50 line of . later. fashions in Millinery creations, Miss Mollvaine of San Francisco. MRS a LU BECK » Commercial Street. Monday, Sept. 21st I will open my Nevada City store with a complete FALL MILLINERY My Fall and Winter Millinery Opening Days will be announced I will then have on display tbe very latest styles and The store will be in charge of Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Call Bells, Electric lights, Porcelein Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sampl+ Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade, . . . That Stale, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package ones, and try a pound Oas Gaylor’s 25 Cent eee Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to-erder, with or with‘Out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . . Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, loo Drinkin VERY Coffee Pan, Milk Pan, Flaws and Defects . no equal. PINE STREET.LUMBER Doors, Windows Shingles, MASURY’S from one pint ap. Call and gee, Office and Yards—He The Best Ware Made Is NAMELED W with it an absolute guarantee against For finish and durability this ware has See samples in our window. . . Turner & Hadley Compa M.L. & D. MARSH , Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mock Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, PAINT Nandow $2.60, Augus rd Sandow $50.50, E YN. Robing $1, Willi OI. A, Ramsey $5, N ™, Grant Jacobs $9 per $12 50, S. Andrews Hin $27 50, Thomas P. Badger $27 50, RB. . Richards $5, Charle Fund: Nevada H 9, Pennsylvania Ep George A. Legg $85, James Dolan $82.60, R80, George E, Tarne ourney 75 cents, Jo! Pot; Tea Pot, Sauce paged $11.85, N Dipper and Pail carries aN ag Potheria, sore throat relief, permanent "8 Electric Oil, 4 ———~ 2+. Fearty) Odds Again. "ridden, alone and de et was the conditi by name of J. J, B »¥. For years he v bey disease and tT Medicine gave bit be tried Electric on bis feet in sho i testifies; “T'm on ate Tecovepy,” and Kidney come + of Stomach and § NEVADA OF DEALERS fall line of—— We have this celebrated + all colors, and in om ad of Goulier St TH

DaILy TRANSCRIPT, PERSONAL “WENTION, Nevapa City NAT P, BROWN, Proprietor. ’ D BH. BROWN, Manager. ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By hell, OS 86 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered toany part of the city. September 18, 1903 ISIS. «. tarrowly averted, and tary for,War, pr in the recently passed educational control of: the public schools in England and Wales into the hands of the clergy of the Established Church, increases and spreads. The disclosures war oficéduring the Boer war tion which the British army " angry feeling against the government. This is fomented by theprievanices of the returned volunteers who served in South Africa. Great Britain has not taken care of those who returned from the war broken in health by wounds and disease and out of employment. keep his government together for a time longer, but its discordant character is becoming daily more apparent. It is now running ,because it can’t stop without going to pieces, It has’no défiriite purpose or policy. Although Mr. Balfour heads it nominally, the ministry is dominated by the restless intriguing and _fertile-minded Tory but a radical turned opportunist. Michael Hicks Beach out of the Cabinet and now has made Mr. Ritchie’s.stay. untenable. can stand the pushing ways turer is a question, exactly see their way to gettin est man in the Cabinet, and by far the most resourceful polo imminent disruption of the British Cabinet has been ~. ment saved from the necessity of dissolving Parliament. and appealing to the country. Mr Ritchie,Chancellor of the Exchequer, will resign, but Lord Lansddowne, the Secre. has apparently been induced to forego for the} tiination toretire. The internal dissentiong. ¥.'is due to Chamberlain’s preferential tariff. S2 Jaa today, after a brief visit. scheme, but the government is fiercely beset on the outside from two directions: ‘Instead of abating, the agitation over the Tory-Unionist govern‘bill, which virtually gave the NOTICE ES yABREBY,, GIVEN THAT home today. ARCHIE NIVENS. SR., whose PostCalifornia hee thied Sa nee tion P orp as (8 ca. @ : Jerome Conway bas returned to for a patent for 0"e thousend linear feet of regarding the blunders of the . Reno. ots id. with QUAUTY MABE os vein, Pans : . . L. Limperich, motber of Mrs. . feet in width, tituated in Canada Hill Minand the state of disorganiza—. _ Mrs. L.L y ue 8 L. L. Gaffney, arrived here yesterday . Oditoruis, avd dec} nated by the held nates is in today have aroused an . evening ard official plat.on file im. this office as Rusibos dab ts Zowseblo 28 Moreh of Bangs st, Mrs. Thomas Mooney, who was M. s No. being described as follows, to wit: Mr. Balfour has managed to Chamberlain, who is not a He elbowed Sir How long Lord Lansdowne of the Birmingham manufac-. However, the sight of Chamberlain is beginning to make the Tories turn sick, though they can’t g rid of him—he is the cleverFLOGT TO SOLDIES Inspiring Address Given by President Roosevelt Yesterday. rn’ President Roosevelt took a prominent part yesterday.in the dedicatory services attendiag the erection of a handsome monument at Hagerstown, Maryland, fn memory of the New Jersey troops who fougbt end fell on the battlefields of Antietam during the OCivik War. The address delivered by the President, like all be has ever given, was full of inspiration and eloquence, The President said in part: “G@overnur Morphy; and you, Veterans of New Jersey; and you, men of the Grand Army, and all others here, I greet you: “I thank you of New Jersey for the monument to the troops of New Jersey who fought at Autietam, and on behalf of the nation TI accept the gift. We meet todey upon one of the great battleflelds. of. the Civil. War. No other battle-ofthe Civil War lasting but one da ows BE great @ percentage of lobe’ a thet whieh, arred here upon the day on which Antietam was fought. Moreover, in its. ultimate effects this battle was of momentous and even declsive importepoe, for when it bad ended and Lee had retreated south of the Potomac, Lincoln forthwith published thet immortel paper, the preliminary deelsration of emancipition; the paper which decided that the Civii Wer, besides being a war for the preservation of the Union, should be a war for the emancipation of the slave, so that from Hall’s Family Pills are'the best. 4 ry ; that'time onward the causes of Union and of Freedom, of national greatness aud individual liberty, »ere one and tbe same, ; “Ifthe fesue of Antietam had been other than it was, it is probable that at least two great European powers would have recognized the invependence of the Oonfederacy; so that you who here forty-one years ago have the profound satisfaction of feeling that you played weil your part in one of those crises big with the fate of a] mankind. “We take just pride in tha great deeds of the men of 1776, but we must keep in mind that the Revolutionary war would have been shorn of wellhigh all its results had the side of union and liberty been defeated in the Civil war. y “It now reste with as in civil life to make good by our deeds the deeds which you who wore the blue did io the great years from ’61 to '65. The patriotism, the courage, the unflinching resolution and steadfast endurance of the soldiers whose triumph wae crowned at Appomattox must be eupplemented on ou: part by civic courage, civic honesty, cool sanity, aod steadfast adherence to the immutable lawe of righteousness. “Leaders will be developed in military and in civil life alike; and weapons and tactics change from generation to generation, as methods of achieving good ‘government charge in vivic affairs; but the fuadamental qualities which make good soldiers never change. “There are many qualities which we need alike in private citizen and in public man, but three above all— three for the lack of which no brilliancy and no genius can atone—and those three are courage, honesty and common senge.” At the close of the exercises the deed to the tract of land on which the monament stands was formally turned over to representatives of the United States Government. How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & ©O., Toledo, O. We, the andersigned, have known a believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac ions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Watpine, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken interpally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the-system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bolile. Sold by all Draggists. F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and} es Daily Record ‘of the {2 1-20 Per Week . Doings of Our People. G. Artteen is here from San Francieco, P.-R. Chorley is here from San Francisco. : G, W. Kinney and John Griesel are down from Washington. "O. B. Higgins ts -here ‘from Aubars. E. P. Wilson is here from Sacramento on a business trip. 8. N, Harris arrived here this morning from San Francisco. 8. Phillips of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Mrs, O. F. Brayton feturned last evening from Pacific Grove. Colby ;Rodgera retarned to Nortb . : Rev. and Mrs. William Angwin were arrivals on last evening’s train from Pacific Grove. a. W. Hildebrand came down from Alleghany yesterday and returned Stricken with paralysis several weeks ago, is improving. Mr. end Mrs, F, H. Selfridge arrived here from San Francisco lest evenibg and went to Sierra county today. ; Mrs. W. J. Britland returned last evening from, San Francisco, where she has been visiting for a month or more. fl T. H. Hicks returned last evening from below. H. E. and Henry Benson are here from Reno, Mrs. O. B. Port¢# who was recently brought; here from Auburn by her husband on account of her ill health, is slightly improved. GO. F. Bailey arrived here from San Francieco last night. Miss Annie Tolson of Arbuckle, ing on a visit to Mise Ada Rich. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oleveland and son, who have been here on a visit, re San Juan, mine today, after a short visit here. E 4G. Bowman, 8. M. Ingalls and Ed Swann are here from San Francisco. Excellent Recipes, dilated alcohol; well-waehed currants, cat. into fine strips, them, Saffron Bread (No. 2): half cup of butter. utes and strain. into loaves, again and bake in a moderate oven. Pineapple. weight in granulated sugar. cellent of flavor. long. fons; let them boil anti) very nearly toes, put in and boil tender. can of June peas, one can of best totwo teaspoonfuls of red pepper. Let all boil abouc ten minutes and thicken. Cat onions ioto quarters or smaller. Of course, if you don’t like it too hot add only one teaspoonful of red pepper. It should be served on toast. a sure and have June peas, Colusa couaty, arrived here this eventurned thie morning to Camptonville. W.A Scheuerman is over from North E. Asphlund returned to the Delbi Seffron Bread: Make eponge as for bread. When the sponge has raised mix in some more flour, one pound of butter (washed), five to six eggs well beaten with half a pound of sugar; mix in about two and a half or three pints of lukewarm milk and more flour, together with one-quarter oucce of saffron, which has been dried in the oven, pulverized and soaked ina little one-half pound ot seediees raisins, one-quarter pound of two ounces scalded and finely-chopped bitter almonds, two tablespoonfals of rosewater and a little bitter orange peel, When this is ali mixed to a soft dough and raised make your loaves and let them rise. Before baking the saffron bread, brush the loaves lightly wi:h the white of au ege and sprinkle sugar and cinnamon over To two cups of light bread sponge add the yolks of two eggs, one scant cup of sugar, onePour one cup of boiling water on one heaping teaspoonful of saffron; let it stand a few minWhen lukewarm add to the above mixture enough flour to knead. Have the dough as soft as it can be handled. When ligbt, form Let it rise until it is light A quick and delicious way to put up Chop pineapple fine, and with it its Pat at’ voce and without any cooking into piot jars well sealed. This will keep indefinitely. Jars of pineapple, three years old and over, have been served and found beaatifal in color and exOf course a jar of any thing once opened will not keep Spanish Stew: Aspring chicken cut into emall pieces; two good-sized ondone; pare and guarter enough potaAdd one matoes, one can of French mushrooms, A little life may be sacrificed to * sudden attack of Group if you don’t have Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil on band for the emergenoy. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. . At Britland’s.tf No Dessert ~~ More Attractive Why use gelatine and g = pay ‘spend hours soaking, D) sweetening, flavoring and coloring when Jell-O yening in thé poalenge, lasply ald oe g in the pi 4 4) water and set to cook; It’s seoteotinal Asurto the housewife. No trouble, expense, Sac! it to-day. i Four t Fla. vors: mon, Orange, Strawberry Raspberry. At grocers. 1c. : IS ANTAL CAPSULES No, 2271. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. & Unitsp Stars Lanp Orrics, Sacramento, ‘ alifornia, September 16, 1908} GLENCOE QUARTZ MINE. SUBVEY OF LODE LINE. Commenciug at East lode post, a ‘ hes square, 5 fest iong, mark BL mound of stone, P. 4099”, surrounded rom which the original location post bears yh tod inn i items Now w “Wh ne tree and mar . B. P. BT.” bears S 5 OF W 18 $-10ft. from which an neh _ cedar tree b a marked “G £, L, P. B, T.” bears N 28° 47° K 8.35 ft. distant. . i oe 1 oe er . Va evrner common to Secs. < A R.9B.M. D. B, & MM. bears 8 O° ti W080 Thence magn: tic variation 17° 00° Fast. Course No.1N77> W 2500 feet to center of “Hickson” shaft 60 ft. vertical depth, showing 2 feet 'edge; 511.80 feet to center of “No 2” or “Frenchaan’s” shaft; 80 ft. on incline of 8u> dipping South, Ledge 2 ft. thick of ford bearing quartz, 561.00 feet to 12 ft. left of lineto ‘ Hutchinson” shaft, 60 feet vertical depth, 856.10 feet to poiut 8 feet north of NE corner of double compartment shaft 4x8 ft East compartment 12 ft. deep on ledge. west compartment 50 feet deep on ledge, Ii shows 2 feet ledge d‘pping ri souther! shaft vertical, 983.00 feet to center of o “Glencoe” shaft, caved at surface. This shaft isthe discover, point and was 50 feet decp. 1000.00 feet to west lode post, a cedar vost hewn 4 inches square, 5 teet long, marked ‘GG. W, L. P.”’ **4099"" set in place originat Joca'ion stake on dump between *t:Jeno%” and “Arboga-t” shafts, from which the ‘Arbogas:’’ shaft bears west 9 feet dist. SURVEY OF BXTERIOR BOUNDARY. Commencing at post No. 1, the southeast cor.er, a hewn eedar post 4 inchee square 5 feet loug, marked “G. No. 1—4009” set in mound of stune. from which th2 original lo sation corner bears S772 K, 500 feet distant from which a § nch oak tree biaged and marked “G.S, E.cor #, T” bears N 8° 15’ it 14.40 teet distant, from which the section vorner common to §os. 18,17, 19, 20, T. 16 N &.9E,.M.D, B. & M., bears N 56° 46° W, 201.81 ft. distant. hence magnetic on 17> Bast. No. t course Ni W_ 162.00 feet toa stake on section line between seutions 17, 20, T.16 N. R. + K, from which stake the sec. cor. 18, 17, 19, 20, bears S gY> 18” W 240,84 ft. and the “4 sec cor. between secs. 17 20, bears N 89° 18” E 2479 50 ft.; thence 800.00 feet to east lode post d+ soribed in survey of Jode line; thence 500.0C fees to northeast corner a bewn cedur Post 4 inches squar: 5 feet long, marked *G No.2 408” surrounded by muund of stone. From which original location corner bears S& 77° K Sw f ro . t, from eet which a 12 inch oak tree blased and marked “G, N. EK: cor. BT.” bears N 75° 40° W, 11.25 ft. distant; from which a 16 inch oak tree blazed and marked “G N. E. cor, B. '.” bears N 27> 10° K 27.65 feet: thence deflect 16° U0’ lefc, magnetic variation 17° E. Thence No. 2 course N 77>. W 217.01 feet to stake on section line between secs. 17, 18, T. 16N,R.9H,M. v. B.& M, From which stake the 4% 38 cor. established by U.S. Deputy Uren bears N i> 15° W 800 ft. distan' and sec. ovr. 17, 18, 20, 19, T. 16. N. ®. 9K. bears S '© 15’ &, 446.0 feet ; thence 404.70 feet to station incar track f:om tun.el No. 2, from which the mouth of iu nel No.2 bears § 14° 1’ B, 520 feet Course of tunnel No. 2, 8 i4> E, 350 feet to Gencoe ledge and from said station, course N1° 45'S 4134 ft. to end of car track on waste dump. ‘1 henee 1000 00 feet to northwest corner, a hewn cedar t 4 inohes square 5 feet long. marked . No. 3 40ue” eurr: unded by stone mcund from which the ‘original location stake bears N 77° W 2 feet distant; irom which a 12 inch cedar tree biazed and marked “G. N. W. cor. B. T,” bears N 84° uu’ W 12 7-0 feet; from which a station in center of car track from tunnel No 1 bears N 6° 00’ W 250 feet: from which stetion the mouth of tunnel No 1 bears 8 11> 35’ EK 57.0 feet; course of tunnel No, 1 from mouth 5 Li? 35’ K, 800 f jonece i variati co eet to G ‘edge. Krom station ia track N Ii? 5° ft. ‘o end of car track on waste dump. lrhence deflect 194° 00’ left. meguetic variation 1i° 00’ East. Thence No. 8 c.urseS 1° 00° EB 300 00 ‘eet to west lode pest in mound. previously described. 600.00 feet to southwest co: ner.at ewn cedar post 4 inches square 5 feet long, marked 2 10, 4— in stone mound, :rom w ich the original stake bears S 1° 0.’ W 1. 0footdistant. rrom which an 8 inch cedar tree bi and mirked “G, S, W. cor. B. T.”’ beara Nh wE 22.9-10 feet. From which a 10” eedar tree blazed aud marked “G. N. W. cor, B. T” bears N:9° E,1 4 ft. Thence deflect 76° 00’ left, variation 17° C0’ hast. Thenee No. 4 course 8S 47° E 381.20 feet to stake “ix, No 5— 4099”’ on sec. line between secs. 18, 19, T. 16 N, K.9 KE, from which tle sec. cor. 18, 17, 19 2 bears N 86° 45’ K, 360.51 ft. and % cous ou south line of S. #.% sec. 18 bears 45", W 971.0 feet, and +4 sec, cor. between sees. 18, 19. bears S 8° 45° W 2:05 ft. Thenge 16° 15’ left magnetic yariation 17° 00° bast. Thence No. 5 Course N 8° 45’ E 860 Si feet

to stake "G No.6 40099", identical with seog tion corner, sects. 18, 17. 19, 20, T. 16 N, R. 9 K, on north slope of waste dump from Sharpe tunnel, set atake 4 inches square, re long, driven in side of waste dump. Thence detiect 01° 46’ right, magnetic variation 17° ast. Thence No. 6 course S 1° 30’ E, 104.00 feet alung section line between sec. 19, x0, T. 16 N, K. 9b, to stake*G. \0.7 4000,” 4 inches square, $)4 ft. long, set in top of dump from DSbarpe tunnel, :rom which the \ se. cor. betweem secs 19, 20, bears S 1° 80° & 2528 feet distant. ‘I'hense deflect 75° 90’ left magnetic var'n.17° 00’ Kast. Thence No. 7 course S 77> K 246.60 feet to point of begiunin,. Containing 12.9? acres. The Joc :tion of this Mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Nevada Cana’z j= Rook 16 of Mining Claims. pas 6. ug claimants are the Gracie Quarts Mine on the w8’, and the mining claim of Jane A.Sharp, et al. on the east. A d ali claimi: any portion of said GLENCOB QU RTZ MINE, or surface ground, req to file their adverse claims with the ter of the ogee States Land «me f meta. in the Q the sixty days per: of pu hereof, th il bo barred by virtue of the Vilgeaat the Ramee eat JOHN F. ARMSTRONG, Register, Dated September 16, 1908, Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for patent, be published for the eran os! sixt Paice te the Ns. vaba CITY DAILY a daily o ena Re meng Wwimtiiin e Sept, 16, 1008.JOHN F. ARMSTRONG, Register, Tuos. S, Forp, Attorney for Applicant. Pirst publication September 18¢h, 1908. M,S. He is still living, but. liable to puss oe TE AND SAUTER Sorta, Sept. 18--The latest tinued efor eight hours. reports from Kastoria says that the city is all on fire, and th® Turks “ are slaughtering indiscriminately the Bulgarians and Greeks. A report from Kravato says a sanguinary battle occurred . . between the Insurgents and two thousand Turks, which conIt is said the Insurgents used bombs, dealing death to one thousand Turks. A MING. ASSASSINATED. count of the strained relations Paris, September 18—A rumor reached here today from a source that many consider to be reliable that King Peter of Servia has been assassinated. : The news is creating considerable interest here on acheretofore existing between the Servain ruler and his people. andiieal Still Living. The latest reports from the beside of L. L. Gaffney, the dying stage-driver, are abont the same in affect as published in last evening’s TRANSCRIPT away at any moment, Property for Sale. The G. von Schmitburg homestead, pear thé new steel bridge is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire at once of BROWN & MORGAN. Lost, a pair of eye glasses, on Pine or Broad streets. The glasses are gold Yimmed. Finder will please return to the Transorirt office. al8 Giood Meats. Colley Brothers have the very be at all times call at Wm. Harry’s saloon. ——_—_—++@e--—— -A Boy’s Wild R de For Life, With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesvi:le, Ind, endured death’s agonies from asthma; ". but this wonderfal medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him. He writes: “I now sleep soundly every night.” Like marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Ooughs, Oolde and Grip prove ite matchless merit for all Throat and Lang troubles. Guaranteed bottles 60c. and $100. Trial bottles free at Vinton’s Drug S:ore, of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand . For a good cool, sharp glass of beer . Price 5c . Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asa shampoo. Itcleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a eure cure for poison oak, . and is five for cleansing teeth. The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and all Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Female weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be had by calling on J. 8. HOLBROOK, Corner of Pine and Oommercial Streets, Nevada City, Cal. 028-tf es aad The Highest Priced buf the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, TONGHTS STI The Ledge is Five Peet Wide---Ore Yields. $60 a ToD. __—_—_ The recent ricb strike io the Zelbright mine, in the Bear Valley district{1s good news for Nevada Citys, which ie materially interested in the success of the enterprise. Everything now goes to ebow that the mine will turn out far shead of the most sanguine expectations’ of all concerned. The ledge is five feet io width and the ore yields fifty dollars to the ton. No such strike as this bas teen reeorded in the up-country section of this county for many years,and that it will give mining therea new lease of activity, goes ‘without saying. The fact that the indications sbow that is a great source of encouragement to will uadoubtedly tufn out to be a veritable bonanza. Commenced Suit. this trict. the suit. of the Phelps estate at Phelps Hill, re cisco. the ledge will increase right along miner owners having holdings adjacent to the Zoibright. The owners of the latter property are feeling jabilant over the new find, and are being heartily congratalated for their enterprise and zeal in opening up whet Suit was begun in the Superior Court morning by Grasue Ramelli against John White to quiet title to parcel of land in Willow Valley disThe defendant hes been hewing timber on the disputed land, hence W. P. Ketcham, who recently purchased the large lumbering interests turned last evening from San FranSan Franc Palmer, forme: disposed of the largest pa ls on Coast. The plant, which ia conetracted, is 1 oe ni island, on‘the direa Amer Skagway. It will have 29.0 power and the mill will havea ¢ of 100 rons of newspaper per day, Palmer has secured a Concession a the British Colambian Govern, 86,000 acres of spruce and beni! timber. ‘eed . yy Transa siness at . Last Evel Pointed Paragr, . y no regaiar monthly . : es i my , Trustees was held aa re: of the members — Some besuty fen’t more than p yor Ohepman presid' deep. ; A women’s shoeg never fit they are uncomfortable. The world seldom speaks man who is dead broke, — Some women-haters are floorwalk : in department stores, 4 Equality is an idle dream, costames have bad their day, It’s a wise policeman who can pola: out the next corner on ’change, As a physcal culture apparatus; old-fashionéd woodpile hag no equal, j recording the min no committee appoi the sanitary conditi id Chinatowa report tfor use, and it was : oo. F T. Nilon ap Board and requested ry appropriation rea sretofore. As the. ' r that it is money appropriation will.o motion the City’s formally accepted. ne petition asking fc tnear William Moy referred to the light homas Granville’s pe reappointment as. , was postponed one Nang and specification wallat the Gold Ran red advertised for, ¢! paid for said plans, he Oity Attorney was mare an ordinance in 1 faster than a walk 08, 9 following made ap ointment as street sw ps, Antone Silva and No action was take Don’t delay a minute. Cholors ip. fantum, dysentery, diarrhoea « suddenly. Only safe plan is to haw Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strqi berry always on hand, i He was sure that “Old Gilt Bam’ whisky was good for him because hj bad “inside” information. Wichm Lutgen & Oo., 8. F. Cy Loyeland 1a now selling his femoy oread at five cents a loaf. at the Popa lar Bakery. Try it and yon willal nay it. TL We lita he Water Collector’s ¢ month were $1,269 43. @ call your DRESS Stenographer —————— ‘nea promptly attended to. Exchange, opposite Hotel Antlers. is Veda B. Gourley Legal Work and Correspondence Office in Nevada County Real Estate ---NEVADA CITY, OAL. Among the very late Huir, Scotch Mix Cheviots, Granites, Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Opposite Hoté! Antlers, Nevada City C. B. PORTER, Manager. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Fire, fife and Accident Insurance Loans Negotiated. GOUDS IN TOWN youbuy . . MAHER & CO their new stock of .. We have all the new weaves, and all the new colors in New Fall Dress Goods. See them in window. CO Blue and White Ohecks. ONLY COMPLECE LINE OF DREss Big Assortm for Tailor Suits, % st he City Marshal’s coll th were: Licenses { 6 following amounts past month: Ono warre br bonds, $700; coupo $802078. Balance ember 17, $3,955.95. e following bills were he General Fund: ' #1050, B. A. Van Sly! #476, Charles A. EB Vinton $85.10, Turne , TRANSORIPT, $24, . $10.50, H. D; Shear chie $75, H. D. Shea nville $60, James Flew HD Towle $10,. venport $382, M. R. cOutchan $22 50, Wi ) Turner & Hadley O. ty $450, South Yuba 0, Turner & Hadle da County. Gas & 10, Hogh Murcbie ellyn $2 50, I. O. Linc ly $627.09, G. A. Gra Foundry $12 50, F. . M. Shaver $67.50, , A. Miller $10, B Isolta Pasquale $1 hey $15, A. Seaman . hington $7.50, W. attention to GOODS st are Zibelines, Oamels tares, Knickerbocker, Black and White, and We have THE . See our line before ° . . . ent of Good John Nevis $8.75, Douglas Marriott 50 line of .. later. fashions in Millinery creations, Miss Mollvaine of San Francisco. MRS a LU BECK » Commercial Street. Monday, Sept. 21st I will open my Nevada City store with a complete FALL MILLINERY My Fall and Winter Millinery Opening Days will be announced I will then have on display tbe very latest styles and The store will be in charge of Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Call Bells, Electric lights, Porcelein Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sampl+ Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade, . . . That Stale, Flavorless, Ready-Ground Package ones, and try a pound Oas Gaylor’s 25 Cent eee Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to-erder, with or with‘Out chicory. Always crisp and aromatic. . . Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, loo Drinkin VERY Coffee Pan, Milk Pan, Flaws and Defects . no equal. PINE STREET.LUMBER Doors, Windows Shingles, MASURY’S from one pint ap. Call and gee, Office and Yards—He The Best Ware Made Is NAMELED W with it an absolute guarantee against For finish and durability this ware has See samples in our window. . . Turner & Hadley Compa M.L. & D. MARSH , Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mock Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, PAINT Nandow $2.60, Augus rd Sandow $50.50, E YN. Robing $1, Willi OI. A, Ramsey $5, N ™, Grant Jacobs $9 per $12 50, S. Andrews Hin $27 50, Thomas P. Badger $27 50, RB. . Richards $5, Charle Fund: Nevada H 9, Pennsylvania Ep George A. Legg $85, James Dolan $82.60, R80, George E, Tarne ourney 75 cents, Jo! Pot; Tea Pot, Sauce paged $11.85, N Dipper and Pail carries aN ag Potheria, sore throat relief, permanent "8 Electric Oil, 4 ———~ 2+. Fearty) Odds Again. "ridden, alone and de et was the conditi by name of J. J, B »¥. For years he v bey disease and tT Medicine gave bit be tried Electric on bis feet in sho i testifies; “T'm on ate Tecovepy,” and Kidney come + of Stomach and § NEVADA OF DEALERS fall line of—— We have this celebrated + all colors, and in om ad of Goulier St TH