September 19, 1898 (4 pages)

1S ok» a> ee ae aA mm oe ae Or & i he ee de int ante eminent isi. THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY.. .SEPT. 19, 1898. i pS ae “ae Pigblished oF Tegal Holtdiays by BROWN & CALKINS, N. P. BROWR. b. 8. CALKING. 5 CANNOT SWALLOW MAGUIREISM. used to be Recorder of this county. gressman from the Seventh district a YsShoutd feet that it was a vote for the Ex-Congressman Cannon of Ventura He was one of the -most ancompromising Democrats that ever lived here. He was the PopulistDemocratic Confew years ago and naturally, is a fusionist@ this year. Yet this is what he says nbout Maguire and.the single tax: “Tf I were to vote for Maguire for Governor, confiscation of my farm. You may . of talk and theorize about the single tax system all you please, but after all it simply amounts to the shifting of the entire-burden of taxation upon the great majority of wealth froni any taxation whatever. Iam a Democrat, but Icannot ‘swallow Maguireism.” SUPERIOR COURT CASES. A Large Nunmber of ‘Matters Come Up Today For Determination. In the Superior Court this morning the motion to set aside the order ci sale of real estate in the matter of the estate of Artbar McDunald, deceased, was denied. : The final account of the administrator of the estate of Jos. Girard was settled. The will of George A. Johnson, deceased, was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary were issued to James Foster without bonds. W. J. Woods, A.M. Weed and S. T. Dibble were appointed appraisers. The hearing of the petition for the probate of the late Tiv Loy’s will was postponed for one week. A decree of distribution was granted in the matter of the estate of Mrs. Olive Dickerman, deceased. In the estate of Kerr Phelan, deceased, the return of sale of personal property was continued one week. The hearing of the demurrer to the compluint in the case of David Holland vs. Honora Meehan was continued one week. ~ In the case of J. W. Relly vs. Patrick Campbell the motion to dissolve the injunction was argued. In the insolven:y cases of W. H. and S. T. Marchie the demurrers to the answer to the objections to the final discharge were argued. ceo s Death of P. H. Payater. Philip Henry Paynter, an old resident of Grass Valley, and who for many years was Justice of the Peace, is died there this morning. He had beeii . in poor health for some time past. Mr Paynter was a native of Cornwall, England, aged 63 years and 6 months, aud leaves ‘a wife and six children. The funeral will probably take place op Wednesday under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. ———--—<+ a0 Brief Mention. Robin Hood. Wood pecker cigars. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. For the finest mixed drinks in town go to Joe Conroy’s, Pine street. s13-tf. There were 750 people in the theater Saturday night to witness the farewell performance of the Shaw Company. A number of ladies and gentleman were up from Grass Valley. SRE AS Peard Has Enough Up. On Saturday James Peard deposited with Rector Bros. $2°0 which he offered to bet on the election of C. O. Jepsen. provided the latter gets the Democratic nominstion for Sheriff. This mone} was promptly covered by a Repuabliean, and now other men confident ot the election of Sheriff Getchell are trying in vain to get Mr. Peard to make like wagers with them. eed _An Aged Lunatic. August Lanno, aged 78 years and 2 Frenchman by birth, who came to the county about a year ago from Cala veras and has has been in thehospital here, has been declared insane by the examining board and will be taken.to the asylum at Napa. He thinks his poisoned by a headband head wus charged with deadly drugs. — Dieo-ut the Hospital. Mrs. Kate Hanlin, an old-time resident of Grass Valley and who used jto ewn considerable property on Anborn street in that city, died this morning at the county hospital. Her remains were taken to Grass Valley for burial. Down Two Hundred Feet. Tre new sbaft at the Odin mine is now down 200 feet, aud good progress is being made with it. : ‘Tae Leader milliner from San Fra: cisco is now at the National with an elegant line of millinery, and will’ re maiu three days. Please eall. Bt tious aaa tit For Sale. Situated on Main street in good In cality. Will be sold at your own price. ODD FELLOWS \Sovereiga Grand General Brooke-to Be Military GoverOdd Fellows Bostox, September 19th.—The Odd Fellows of the-eity. They are pouring in from all directions and come as representatives morning the first session of the high bodies of the order was held with public exercises. The Sovereign Grand Lodge met and transacted routine busfarming classes and exempting tbe ‘iness leading up to the election of officers. This evening a banquet will be given. The Rebekahs are also figuring in the proceedin zs. estimated there will be 20,000 people in line. The Population hénsivun prevails among the population regarding the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Streams of:lava are flowing in every direction and « valley in the vicinity of the valley is nearly full. Seven new craters have formed around the central one and all are sending}. forth hot ashes and stone Proposes Doubling Hitt Will Be Hay's Successor. e nd Lodge Meets at) a —_—_—_—_—— nor of Porto Rico. Own the City. the United States own the Sovereign Grand Lodge. This Wednesday there to be a grand parade in which it is Greatly Alarmed. Naptes, September 19.—Great appreThe Naval Force. WassineTon, September 18.—Secretary Long's report to Congréss will propose doubling the present enlisted force of the navy, which is now 10,000 nen. It will also propose enlisting 2500 boys and the establishing of a aaval training school at Goat Island ip San Francisco harbor, Hnstructions, has made an investiga“. were received : Philippine Islands. The commander of the Asiatic squadron, acting under . tion aided by a German engineer, with a view to selecting a coaling station. every precaution to prevent Germany Is Living in — South America. . . publishes an interview with George R. Sims, the newspaper writer and play-' wright, in which he says that Dreyfuss, two years ago through the aid of a French syndicate and is now living in South America under an assumed Dame. . THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS. They Fix the Tax Rate and Let’ Contracts for Election Supplies. The county supervisors met this afternoon and fixed the tax rate for the ensuing year as follows: General fun Road ee et agls ae eee School Me eae oo Pea see ae 35 State gS ges Se ae 488 Wetel o.oo eee a asenet $2.40 . ~[jast year the rate was $250 on the hundred dollars’ worth of property outside of municipalities. This year’s assessment roll exceeds last year’s by about $300,000, the total assessable value now being $6,937,064. Devlin & Devlin, lawyers, made a/ proposition to collect from the State . certain moneys alleged to be due‘ to! the coanty, it being understood that they receive 25 per cent. of such sums as.they might collect and pay all expenses of litigation. . The following bids for printing the} great register and for election supplies . Great Register per name: Union 22! c=nts, Herald 24, Tidings 23%, PRAN: . scrtet 28, Telegraph 23, Pacific Press. 11. i Election supplies per precinct : Un. ion $6, Herald $6, Tidings $6, TRANscript $6, Telegraph $6. The Board awarded the contract. to the Union on the ground that it was the luwest responsible bidder. GRASS VALLEY NBWS. WASHINGTON, September 19th.—It i said that the President will appoint Congressman Robert I. Hitt of Illinois gagement here. as Embassador to Great Britain to sucveed John Hay. Sickness Among of deaths thus far is comparative small Gen. Brooke to Be tary Governor of Porto Rico as long his duties in about a montb. France Changes Lospon, September 19.—From Cai Fashoda will be occupied by Brit i Td Where SchleyWASHINGTON, September 19 —It is American Troops. WASHINGTON, September 19.—There is march sickness among the troops in General Lawton’s command at Santiago and the trouble is increasing. The official report shows that one-sixth of the troops are on the sick list, thenamber being 1222, of which 841 are-fever cases, and 92 new cases. The number iy} Saturday evening the Republicans of Grass Valley made the-following nominations for municipal offices: Chas. EClinch, Mayor; Philip Trezise, Water Colléctor; Daniel Deeble, Marshal; ’f. R. Angove, Assessor; P. W. Michell, Treasurer. Trustees—Precinct No. 1, Dr. 8. M. Harris; Precinct No. 2,:W. G. Lord; Precinct No. 3, W. J. Moyle; Military Governor. WasnincTon, September 19.—It has been decided that Major General Brooke will hold the positioa of Miliit may be necessary. He will assume . Her Position. Egypt, it is learned that France has assumed a more conciliatory attitude toward Great Britain, and claims that the’ military expedition under Major Marchand was quite unoficial. The Sidar offers to take Marchand to Cairo. It is said the Major will accept and Will Be Returned. lieved that when Commodore Secbles s. The Pacific Remedy Company, now giving a tent show at Marysville, will on Monday next open a month's enThe Republican township nominees for Grass Valley are: Justices of the Peace—J. F. Trebileox and Robert F. Green; Constables, A. J. Ismert and Jas. N. Richards. In the third of the series of five pire. Precinct No. 4, Geo. Perkins; Precinc as} No 5, D.S. Collins. probably locate in Carson Valley. oro, will be no such word as “fail.” _ Ladies ish beat the lowest prices. 819-it —— —-02-2 A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old 4 The American government will a Alf Tregidgo was here Saturday . night. from acquiring any territory there. State Fair. i the lower yesterday for Butte, Montana. New. Yors, September 19.—The World . 5. -amento and San Francisco. last efening from San Francisco. the French traitor, escaped from prison Company 1s here from San Francisco. duction Works is in Sierra county on mining business. was here last night on his way belew from Sierra county. ~ Grissel and Miss Sallie Percival have returned from San Francisco. arrived last evening to resume her position as head trimmer iu the Leader millinery. Gi : central telephone office in tMis city , pwhile Miss Bessie Stevens is at Pacific Grove with Mrs. A. WLester. John German Jr. of North San Juan : 1q. difficulty without involving war will A Day's Record of Our Neighbors a Tord probably be found, bat it will take Over The Telephone. _ {some time. games to be played at Watt Park between the Monarchs and Pioneers the latter won yesterday by a score of eleven to eight. The first and second games had gone to the Monarch. The sympathies of the crowd were all with the Monarchs, but the Pioneers unquestionably played better ball and were certainly not favered by the umAnpy Richie, who had sucb an unfortunate experience on the Klondike, is still in Reno and about recovered from the terrible results of his hardships. He is out about $1,000 and will Duw’s review says that the failures lust month were the smallest recorded in any month for five years past. Byand-by, perhaps, in the bright lexicon of the American business man there You will save money and obtain the most beautiful and latest in Paris and N.Y. patierns by purchasing your millinery of Miss Eleanor. E. Hoeft who is receiving goods daily from those cities and is therefore prepared to sell PERSONAL POINTERS. and Youné. Robert Monteith is home from the Supervisor Bu gton is home from The family ee William Kestle left George E. Tarner has returned from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tilley returned M. Blaskower of the Odin Mining “Jas. H. English of the Pioneer RéHon. J. A. Barham of Sant4 Rosa Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. George Mrs. F. C. Knowles of Sacramento Miss Jessie Marsh is operator at the cratic circles in view of the approaching county convention. A number of new aspirants for nomination are looming up on the horizon, and some of them promise to develop considerable strength. © H. Martin of this city, the present! County Assessor, who is being urged ; by many of.his party to stand for Assemblyman.° Thomas H. Carr of this city is also being talked of in this connection. * : C.D. Eastin of Graniteville are mentioned as candidates for Treasurer and their friends ure urging them to allow their names to go before the convention. E. W. Schmidt_of this city See b3en the only candidate up to this . time. : Grass Valley will be a candidate for Superintendent of Schools. candidate for Recorder and thus far is the only person who bas been mentioned for tbe office. DARK HORSES. Number of Rew Pac'ors in the Dem. . ocratic Figtt. : Matters are warming up in DemoAmong the dark horses is William E. W. Donnelly of Grass Valley and Political Announcements, SS SS « Republican Nominee For Recorder, JOHN WERRY. _ Republican Nominee For County Clerk, F. L. ARBOGAST, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. It is said that J.-S. Hennessey of {. F. Harvey of Truckee will be a Dr. G. M. Harris, E. H. Furth and were here today. Messrs. Harris and Furth went below on the noon train. Taliesin Evans of the San Francisco Chronicle editorial staff was here yesterday and went to Columbia Hill today. He is an uncle to Mrs. J. H. English of this city. : Mrs. C. J. Brand and Nettie Watson bave returned from a visit to relatives at San Franciseo and Oakland. They were accompanied by H. J. Brand of San Francisco, brother to C. J. Brand. “ce : An Educational Center. Some idea ot the educational» infiuence of the British museum can be gathered from the fact that over 1,000000 persons visited it last year. The Sunday attendance of about 87,000 justifies the innovation of Sunday operfing. SAT ATE Just when England supposed that in capturing Khartoum she bad opened a road clear through the heart of Africa, France marches a force up to the Fashado, on the White Nile, and says, “Qheck to the King.” The occasion for serious disagreement between England and France is greater than at any time since the early days of the English occupation of Egypt. A way out of the —_———_-——__+ 26 Tuosre who put their trust in news. paper reports from the Klondike are . probably of the opinion that during . this year from $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 'of gold dust has come out from that center, but the mints and assay offices estimate the yield at $5,500,000, and that includes all Alaska gold, whether from the Klondike or elsewhere. Doctor Gave Hood's Reduced in Weight by Serious Htness—Caining Fast by Taking Hood's Sarsaparilia. “The grip left my system im a very weak state. I had fallen off in weight from 140 to 119 pounds. I called on my doctdr to give me something to build me up. He advised me to try & change of ¢limate and also gave nf Hood’s Sarsaparilla, with the remark, ‘that is the best,’ and that I would not need any other medicine. After I had taken-the first bottle I found myself greatly improved. I proeured another bettie“knd/also a box of Hood’s Pills and I was soon perfectly well. t . [ have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla asa tonic and blood medicine and havealways found it good. My husbend. and little daughter have also taken it with benefit. { have found Hood’s Pills an excellent cathartic.” Mrs. C. F. Rors, Vernon, Sutter Co.,.via Nicolaus, California. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Bold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Hood’s Pills Su epee earefully prepared. 25¢. La Grippe This modern malady_has become dreaded not more for its direct fatality. than for the weakness of body and mind~it leaves behind ‘it. Prolonged debility, permanent prostration, melancholy and suicide follow La Grippe. For this disease ° there is no remedy superior to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. “Tha best remedy for la grippethat I know of is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” Rev. JOHN K. CHASE, South Hampton, N. H. ~Wyy wife snd five children were taken . down with la grippe, while the disease was so widely prevalent. I dosed them with. Ayer’s Cherry Pectcral, and before using quite two bottles my family was restored to health. I know of Several obstinate cases of the same complaint waich were also cured by this remedy.” J. PARMINTER, Paulette, Miss. “1 was cured of la°grippe by the use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” : C. §. THOMPSON, Pub. “Signal,” West Farmington, 0. AUCR’S Caerry Pectoral 5) CENTS A WEEK housekeeping, are offered for rent. Inquire of Mrs. P. A. Mills, on Main Street. with good board and bath, at the Quigley house, on Broad street. Republican Nominee For Sheriff, D. B. GETCHELL. Furnished Rooms For Rent. Four or five furnished rooms, suitable for Republican Nominee For Asse Sscr, Hi WILHELM. . Boarders Wanted. Several rooms are offered for rent, with 215-lw Mrs. Kate GAFFFNEY.Furnished House Wanted. A furnished house of five rooms or so is wanted by a small family without children. Apply at this office. si2-lw > Mrs. C. M. Mails Has bronght up with her from San Francisco a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY ——IsS——_ . And As Cheap As Pine. —_—_— Ail modern houses finished with it THE BSST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILi. AND MINING TIMBERS. Yurd at Depot. Telepbone No. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO., Republican Nominee. For, Treasurer, A. C. COOKE. Republican Nominee : For Supt. of Schools, W. J. ROGERS. Republican Nominee For District Attorney, E. B. POWER. — Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S .6GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but I. L. BOWMAN, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiiee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. FINK PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY PONE J.P. SHAW is put up in half-size bottles at hatf price—b9 cents. Sunset Limited BETWEEN Sunset Route—Soutbern Pacific Co 00-00-0000 0-0-0 @ Leave SAN FRANCISCO Leave LOS ANGELES and character to Sunset Limited, wil be ran semi-weekly between Los An Complete Information, — {AGENTS WANTED for TOLD IN PICTURE fn Every Ccunty to Supply the G eat Popular Demand America’s War For Humanity J. R. DAVIS, mmeewniwneree CS ay Also Choral and Orchestra} Director. portions of Nevad: omes. apply to the Prof the Union Hotel. Nevada City. Resumed Nov. Ist San Francisco and New Orleans TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS Commencing about the same date « ‘Limited Train, similar in equipment geles, St. Louis and Chicagd, through El Paso, Forth Wdrth and Texarkana. A througli San Franciseo—Chicago car will be a part of this train’s equipment VOSS SESE HS FHFESEOOOO OD (OF Ask S. P. Co. Agents for more . feacher of Vocal and Instrumental Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other @ county weekly for the’ urpose of instructing pupils at their owg For particulars as to terms td pean ete. ‘essor, eit letter personally, at his homein North Sea Juan, oe FRUIT " —sND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. TT this method of informing the people that they have opened a First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, best o Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call. New: Vegetable, ' {GILT EDGE . % IS PURE. . ses ! WHEELIHAN BROS., . Grass Valiey. ; Agents Leave orders.at Glenbrook . Saloon JOE CONROY, Proprietor. . Pine Street, Nevada City. Solicitors Wanted. Ladies or Gentlemen, for our complete sets of Juvenile Books for the holidays. Each set has four books graded .for little ones to grownup folks. hh book charming, delightful, captivating. Prices range from Sie to $2.50. rge books, each overflowing with a" illustrations. _ Tremendous sellers. Nothi like ‘them. Four months golden harvest for energetic workers. Credit . Riven: Freight paid. biggest commis-ions. ‘ Outfit with samples of all four books free. bmg they will keep constantly on hand the . Send twelve 2 cent stamps for paying part only of the age alone. Drop aH trash clear a month with our exclusive Juveniles. Hk NATIONAL BOOK CONys CERN, JUVENILE DEPT., CHICAGO. a26 30t ST AARALAAARAAAARLAARRAAARADAARALAARROAA FALL SUITS, . . $L75 AND $2 -MAHER AT : & 00S Full Suit, $1.75, Full Suit, $2, : a We Set, She. o Grand Suit, $2. W. W. WAGGONER, . Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERA J Office in Mi “ Babette B Block. New finishes his labors on the Porto Rico commission he will be returned to his former position as Chairman of the Light House Board. They Will Leave Next Saturday. New Yorx, September 19.—The battleships Oregon and Towa will leave on Satarday via Cape Hore and Honolata _. to join Admiral Dewey’s squadron at Manila. . Germany Is Still Meddling. } Couaty Central Committee Meeting A méeting of the Republican County Central Committee will be held on Mon: day evening, Sept. 19, at 8 o'clock, iv the parlors of the Union hotel, Nevada City, for the purpose of organizing the committee. . W. J. Micue.t, Chairman. the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nomtions are that-Germany is still schemTaieanenenesnapeenst in » » P AND STORY * Compiled and written by SENATOR JOHN J. INGALLS Ot Kansas. Surrman W. Marsa, Secretary. 2t 4 The brillianti : Intensely copular on yap oe Aone tha oe of the . Which he will sell at the lowest prices. war Spain. Nearly ee . . For sale at Geo. E. Turner's hardware ~. )/ Superb lilustrations From e ready to take contracts Is hereby announced as a candidate for . j all kinds of brick aoe sed rer . Photographs te prank "ait for Apply for description, inating Convention. The Lowest. j terms and y at once s ; ALFRED D. MASON, to : ; N. D. Thompson Publishing Co., Nevada County Directory. atv > vad Ci Lime! Lime ! JOHN JEFFERIES Wishes to inform the peop] is ly that he has for sale ee His Prices for First-Class Work are Copies of the Nevada County Direetory ean ST. LOUIS, MO. or NEW YORK CITY for the price. THEY ARE ALL NEW, THEY ARE DEAR LADIES: ‘This day we have placed a lot of . Cheap Fall Suits in our Large Window. ALL HANDSOME, THEY ARE ALL CHEAP. We want you all to see them. Our price is $1.75 and $2 a suit. Bear in mind, a full suit. a ay, NEW GOODS coming a new lot. ‘dow. be obtained for 530 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office e ; Q} in daily. Every train. brings Respectfully, MAHER & CO. See our $1.75 and \$2 Suits whil: in cur winDae § They are Grand Tik 7 MONDAY . Se Summary of a the The Downie’ says: Mark Purdit terests in this parture for the John May, y three years in in San Francis this week. Judge A. J.! ting quite feet to the County receive proper ' Jndge Barh: at Sierra City Saturday even George R. F son of the lat practicing phi thirty years a Jast-week, ac: Mr, Kibbe wat thirty years . here with his . stay he mad Messenger off ent is manage’ Gas Consume his ‘wife retur) The followi ~ the Sierra Cor Freebrougt > going ahead Jedge with the properties are The’ deal be ~ ties and Geor Mountain Mi fallen throug! td open his m day morning put to work. Mr. Masse: Poker Fiat Eastern capit investments. for copper 2: there are cinity. ais Dr. Albert nieville in 18 mining and « years, has re grounds and for the pract ‘brother of tl formerly ha building. Oil Dr. M. 0. tthe Nationa vocates the tics, for the declaring tb his persun were succes eration. Hi At first ca sweet, oil, . given, until cleaned “ou lowed by en oil. Flaci sweet oil The diet i easily -dige: ‘ment, Dr. ‘ tion of th laxes them way, he si chronic, 1 -guently. We offer ward for % not be car F. J We, the Oras t lieve him business able to va’ by their f Wrst & ' . Toled * WALD sale ] Hall's ¢ ally, act! and mui Testimor Hall’s such bij 4 furnish) caps, et Clothin; dollars before where. Noth delicior sold ‘at choices quanti! The prepal prat-c rates. Corco

1S ok» a> ee ae aA mm oe ae Or & i he ee de int ante eminent isi. THE TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY... ..SEPT. 19, 1898. i pS ae “ae Pigblished oF Tegal Holtdiays by BROWN & CALKINS, N. P. BROWR. b. 8. CALKING. 5 CANNOT SWALLOW MAGUIREISM. used to be Recorder of this county. gressman from the Seventh district a YsShoutd feet that it was a vote for the Ex-Congressman Cannon of Ventura He was one of the -most ancompromising Democrats that ever lived here. He was the PopulistDemocratic Confew years ago and naturally, is a fusionist@ this year. Yet this is what he says nbout Maguire and.the single tax: “Tf I were to vote for Maguire for Governor, confiscation of my farm. You may . of talk and theorize about the single tax system all you please, but after all it simply amounts to the shifting of the entire-burden of taxation upon the great majority of wealth froni any taxation whatever. Iam a Democrat, but Icannot ‘swallow Maguireism.” SUPERIOR COURT CASES. A Large Nunmber of ‘Matters Come Up Today For Determination. In the Superior Court this morning the motion to set aside the order ci sale of real estate in the matter of the estate of Artbar McDunald, deceased, was denied. : The final account of the administrator of the estate of Jos. Girard was settled. The will of George A. Johnson, deceased, was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary were issued to James Foster without bonds. W. J. Woods, A.M. Weed and S. T. Dibble were appointed appraisers. The hearing of the petition for the probate of the late Tiv Loy’s will was postponed for one week. A decree of distribution was granted in the matter of the estate of Mrs. Olive Dickerman, deceased. In the estate of Kerr Phelan, deceased, the return of sale of personal property was continued one week. The hearing of the demurrer to the compluint in the case of David Holland vs. Honora Meehan was continued one week. ~ In the case of J. W. Relly vs. Patrick Campbell the motion to dissolve the injunction was argued. In the insolven:y cases of W. H. and S. T. Marchie the demurrers to the answer to the objections to the final discharge were argued. ceo s Death of P. H. Payater. Philip Henry Paynter, an old resident of Grass Valley, and who for many years was Justice of the Peace, is died there this morning. He had beeii . in poor health for some time past. Mr Paynter was a native of Cornwall, England, aged 63 years and 6 months, aud leaves ‘a wife and six children. The funeral will probably take place op Wednesday under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. ———--—<+ a0 Brief Mention. Robin Hood. Wood pecker cigars. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. For the finest mixed drinks in town go to Joe Conroy’s, Pine street. s13-tf. There were 750 people in the theater Saturday night to witness the farewell performance of the Shaw Company. A number of ladies and gentleman were up from Grass Valley. SRE AS Peard Has Enough Up. On Saturday James Peard deposited with Rector Bros. $2°0 which he offered to bet on the election of C. O. Jepsen. provided the latter gets the Democratic nominstion for Sheriff. This mone} was promptly covered by a Repuabliean, and now other men confident ot the election of Sheriff Getchell are trying in vain to get Mr. Peard to make like wagers with them. eed _An Aged Lunatic. August Lanno, aged 78 years and 2 Frenchman by birth, who came to the county about a year ago from Cala veras and has has been in thehospital here, has been declared insane by the examining board and will be taken.to the asylum at Napa. He thinks his poisoned by a headband head wus charged with deadly drugs. — Dieo-ut the Hospital. Mrs. Kate Hanlin, an old-time resident of Grass Valley and who used jto ewn considerable property on Anborn street in that city, died this morning at the county hospital. Her remains were taken to Grass Valley for burial. Down Two Hundred Feet. Tre new sbaft at the Odin mine is now down 200 feet, aud good progress is being made with it. : ‘Tae Leader milliner from San Fra: cisco is now at the National with an elegant line of millinery, and will’ re maiu three days. Please eall. Bt tious aaa tit For Sale. Situated on Main street in good In cality. Will be sold at your own price. ODD FELLOWS \Sovereiga Grand General Brooke-to Be Military GoverOdd Fellows Bostox, September 19th.—The Odd Fellows of the-eity. They are pouring in from all directions and come as representatives morning the first session of the high bodies of the order was held with public exercises. The Sovereign Grand Lodge met and transacted routine busfarming classes and exempting tbe ‘iness leading up to the election of officers. This evening a banquet will be given. The Rebekahs are also figuring in the proceedin zs. estimated there will be 20,000 people in line. The Population hénsivun prevails among the population regarding the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Streams of:lava are flowing in every direction and « valley in the vicinity of the valley is nearly full. Seven new craters have formed around the central one and all are sending}. forth hot ashes and stone Proposes Doubling Hitt Will Be Hay's Successor. e nd Lodge Meets at) a —_—_—_—_—— nor of Porto Rico. Own the City. the United States own the Sovereign Grand Lodge. This Wednesday there to be a grand parade in which it is Greatly Alarmed. Naptes, September 19.—Great appreThe Naval Force. WassineTon, September 18.—Secretary Long's report to Congréss will propose doubling the present enlisted force of the navy, which is now 10,000 nen. It will also propose enlisting 2500 boys and the establishing of a aaval training school at Goat Island ip San Francisco harbor, Hnstructions, has made an investiga“. were received : Philippine Islands. The commander of the Asiatic squadron, acting under . tion aided by a German engineer, with a view to selecting a coaling station. every precaution to prevent Germany Is Living in — South America. . . publishes an interview with George R. Sims, the newspaper writer and play-' wright, in which he says that Dreyfuss, two years ago through the aid of a French syndicate and is now living in South America under an assumed Dame. . THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS. They Fix the Tax Rate and Let’ Contracts for Election Supplies. The county supervisors met this afternoon and fixed the tax rate for the ensuing year as follows: General fun Road ee et agls ae eee School Me eae oo Pea see ae 35 State gS ges Se ae 488 Wetel o.oo eee a asenet $2.40 . ~[jast year the rate was $250 on the hundred dollars’ worth of property outside of municipalities. This year’s assessment roll exceeds last year’s by about $300,000, the total assessable value now being $6,937,064. Devlin & Devlin, lawyers, made a/ proposition to collect from the State . certain moneys alleged to be due‘ to! the coanty, it being understood that they receive 25 per cent. of such sums as.they might collect and pay all expenses of litigation. . The following bids for printing the} great register and for election supplies . Great Register per name: Union 22! c=nts, Herald 24, Tidings 23%, PRAN: . scrtet 28, Telegraph 23, Pacific Press. 11. i Election supplies per precinct : Un. ion $6, Herald $6, Tidings $6, TRANscript $6, Telegraph $6. The Board awarded the contract. to the Union on the ground that it was the luwest responsible bidder. GRASS VALLEY NBWS. WASHINGTON, September 19th.—It i said that the President will appoint Congressman Robert I. Hitt of Illinois gagement here. as Embassador to Great Britain to sucveed John Hay. Sickness Among of deaths thus far is comparative small Gen. Brooke to Be tary Governor of Porto Rico as long his duties in about a montb. France Changes Lospon, September 19.—From Cai Fashoda will be occupied by Brit i Td Where SchleyWASHINGTON, September 19 —It is American Troops. WASHINGTON, September 19.—There is march sickness among the troops in General Lawton’s command at Santiago and the trouble is increasing. The official report shows that one-sixth of the troops are on the sick list, thenamber being 1222, of which 841 are-fever cases, and 92 new cases. The number iy} Saturday evening the Republicans of Grass Valley made the-following nominations for municipal offices: Chas. EClinch, Mayor; Philip Trezise, Water Colléctor; Daniel Deeble, Marshal; ’f. R. Angove, Assessor; P. W. Michell, Treasurer. Trustees—Precinct No. 1, Dr. 8. M. Harris; Precinct No. 2,:W. G. Lord; Precinct No. 3, W. J. Moyle; Military Governor. WasnincTon, September 19.—It has been decided that Major General Brooke will hold the positioa of Miliit may be necessary. He will assume . Her Position. Egypt, it is learned that France has assumed a more conciliatory attitude toward Great Britain, and claims that the’ military expedition under Major Marchand was quite unoficial. The Sidar offers to take Marchand to Cairo. It is said the Major will accept and Will Be Returned. lieved that when Commodore Secbles s. The Pacific Remedy Company, now giving a tent show at Marysville, will on Monday next open a month's enThe Republican township nominees for Grass Valley are: Justices of the Peace—J. F. Trebileox and Robert F. Green; Constables, A. J. Ismert and Jas. N. Richards. In the third of the series of five pire. Precinct No. 4, Geo. Perkins; Precinc as} No 5, D.S. Collins. probably locate in Carson Valley. oro, will be no such word as “fail.” _ Ladies ish beat the lowest prices. 819-it —— —-02-2 A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old 4 The American government will a Alf Tregidgo was here Saturday . night. from acquiring any territory there. State Fair. i the lower yesterday for Butte, Montana. New. Yors, September 19.—The World . 5. -amento and San Francisco. last efening from San Francisco. the French traitor, escaped from prison Company 1s here from San Francisco. duction Works is in Sierra county on mining business. was here last night on his way belew from Sierra county. ~ Grissel and Miss Sallie Percival have returned from San Francisco. arrived last evening to resume her position as head trimmer iu the Leader millinery. Gi : central telephone office in tMis city , pwhile Miss Bessie Stevens is at Pacific Grove with Mrs. A. WLester. John German Jr. of North San Juan : 1q. difficulty without involving war will A Day's Record of Our Neighbors a Tord probably be found, bat it will take Over The Telephone. _ {some time. games to be played at Watt Park between the Monarchs and Pioneers the latter won yesterday by a score of eleven to eight. The first and second games had gone to the Monarch. The sympathies of the crowd were all with the Monarchs, but the Pioneers unquestionably played better ball and were certainly not favered by the umAnpy Richie, who had sucb an unfortunate experience on the Klondike, is still in Reno and about recovered from the terrible results of his hardships. He is out about $1,000 and will Duw’s review says that the failures lust month were the smallest recorded in any month for five years past. Byand-by, perhaps, in the bright lexicon of the American business man there You will save money and obtain the most beautiful and latest in Paris and N.Y. patierns by purchasing your millinery of Miss Eleanor. E. Hoeft who is receiving goods daily from those cities and is therefore prepared to sell PERSONAL POINTERS. and Youné. Robert Monteith is home from the Supervisor Bu gton is home from The family ee William Kestle left George E. Tarner has returned from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tilley returned M. Blaskower of the Odin Mining “Jas. H. English of the Pioneer RéHon. J. A. Barham of Sant4 Rosa Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. George Mrs. F. C. Knowles of Sacramento Miss Jessie Marsh is operator at the cratic circles in view of the approaching county convention. A number of new aspirants for nomination are looming up on the horizon, and some of them promise to develop considerable strength. © H. Martin of this city, the present! County Assessor, who is being urged ; by many of.his party to stand for Assemblyman.° Thomas H. Carr of this city is also being talked of in this connection. * : C.D. Eastin of Graniteville are mentioned as candidates for Treasurer and their friends ure urging them to allow their names to go before the convention. E. W. Schmidt_of this city See b3en the only candidate up to this . time. : Grass Valley will be a candidate for Superintendent of Schools. candidate for Recorder and thus far is the only person who bas been mentioned for tbe office. DARK HORSES. Number of Rew Pac'ors in the Dem. . ocratic Figtt. : Matters are warming up in DemoAmong the dark horses is William E. W. Donnelly of Grass Valley and Political Announcements, SS SS « Republican Nominee For Recorder, JOHN WERRY. _ Republican Nominee For County Clerk, F. L. ARBOGAST, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. It is said that J.-S. Hennessey of {. F. Harvey of Truckee will be a Dr. G. M. Harris, E. H. Furth and were here today. Messrs. Harris and Furth went below on the noon train. Taliesin Evans of the San Francisco Chronicle editorial staff was here yesterday and went to Columbia Hill today. He is an uncle to Mrs. J. H. English of this city. : Mrs. C. J. Brand and Nettie Watson bave returned from a visit to relatives at San Franciseo and Oakland. They were accompanied by H. J. Brand of San Francisco, brother to C. J. Brand. “ce : An Educational Center. Some idea ot the educational» infiuence of the British museum can be gathered from the fact that over 1,000000 persons visited it last year. The Sunday attendance of about 87,000 justifies the innovation of Sunday operfing. SAT ATE Just when England supposed that in capturing Khartoum she bad opened a road clear through the heart of Africa, France marches a force up to the Fashado, on the White Nile, and says, “Qheck to the King.” The occasion for serious disagreement between England and France is greater than at any time since the early days of the English occupation of Egypt. A way out of the —_———_-——__+ 26 Tuosre who put their trust in news. paper reports from the Klondike are . probably of the opinion that during . this year from $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 'of gold dust has come out from that center, but the mints and assay offices

estimate the yield at $5,500,000, and that includes all Alaska gold, whether from the Klondike or elsewhere. Doctor Gave Hood's Reduced in Weight by Serious Htness—Caining Fast by Taking Hood's Sarsaparilia. “The grip left my system im a very weak state. I had fallen off in weight from 140 to 119 pounds. I called on my doctdr to give me something to build me up. He advised me to try & change of ¢limate and also gave nf Hood’s Sarsaparilla, with the remark, ‘that is the best,’ and that I would not need any other medicine. After I had taken-the first bottle I found myself greatly improved. I proeured another bettie“knd/also a box of Hood’s Pills and I was soon perfectly well. t . [ have since taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla asa tonic and blood medicine and havealways found it good. My husbend. and little daughter have also taken it with benefit. { have found Hood’s Pills an excellent cathartic.” Mrs. C. F. Rors, Vernon, Sutter Co.,.via Nicolaus, California. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Bold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Hood’s Pills Su epee earefully prepared. 25¢. La Grippe This modern malady_has become dreaded not more for its direct fatality. than for the weakness of body and mind~it leaves behind ‘it. Prolonged debility, permanent prostration, melancholy and suicide follow La Grippe. For this disease ° there is no remedy superior to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. “Tha best remedy for la grippethat I know of is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” Rev. JOHN K. CHASE, South Hampton, N. H. ~Wyy wife snd five children were taken . down with la grippe, while the disease was so widely prevalent. I dosed them with. Ayer’s Cherry Pectcral, and before using quite two bottles my family was restored to health. I know of Several obstinate cases of the same complaint waich were also cured by this remedy.” J. PARMINTER, Paulette, Miss. “1 was cured of la°grippe by the use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.” : C. §. THOMPSON, Pub. “Signal,” West Farmington, 0. AUCR’S Caerry Pectoral 5) CENTS A WEEK housekeeping, are offered for rent. Inquire of Mrs. P. A. Mills, on Main Street. with good board and bath, at the Quigley house, on Broad street. Republican Nominee For Sheriff, D. B. GETCHELL. Furnished Rooms For Rent. Four or five furnished rooms, suitable for Republican Nominee For Asse Sscr, Hi WILHELM. . Boarders Wanted. Several rooms are offered for rent, with 215-lw Mrs. Kate GAFFFNEY.Furnished House Wanted. A furnished house of five rooms or so is wanted by a small family without children. Apply at this office. si2-lw > Mrs. C. M. Mails Has bronght up with her from San Francisco a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf] Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY ——IsS——_ . And As Cheap As Pine. —_—_— Ail modern houses finished with it THE BSST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILi. AND MINING TIMBERS. Yurd at Depot. Telepbone No. 51. TOWLE BROS. CO., Republican Nominee. For, Treasurer, A. C. COOKE. Republican Nominee : For Supt. of Schools, W. J. ROGERS. Republican Nominee For District Attorney, E. B. POWER. — Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S .6GILT EDGE” STEAM BEER There are other Beers, but I. L. BOWMAN, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiiee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. FINK PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY PONE J.P. SHAW is put up in half-size bottles at hatf price—b9 cents. Sunset Limited BETWEEN Sunset Route—Soutbern Pacific Co 00-00-0000 0-0-0 @ Leave SAN FRANCISCO Leave LOS ANGELES and character to Sunset Limited, wil be ran semi-weekly between Los An Complete Information, — {AGENTS WANTED for TOLD IN PICTURE fn Every Ccunty to Supply the G eat Popular Demand America’s War For Humanity J. R. DAVIS, mmeewniwneree CS ay Also Choral and Orchestra} Director. portions of Nevad: omes. apply to the Prof the Union Hotel. Nevada City. Resumed Nov. Ist San Francisco and New Orleans TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS Commencing about the same date « ‘Limited Train, similar in equipment geles, St. Louis and Chicagd, through El Paso, Forth Wdrth and Texarkana. A througli San Franciseo—Chicago car will be a part of this train’s equipment VOSS SESE HS FHFESEOOOO OD (OF Ask S. P. Co. Agents for more . feacher of Vocal and Instrumental Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other @ county weekly for the’ urpose of instructing pupils at their owg For particulars as to terms td pean ete. ‘essor, eit letter personally, at his homein North Sea Juan, oe FRUIT " —sND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. TT this method of informing the people that they have opened a First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, best o Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call. New: Vegetable, ' {GILT EDGE . % IS PURE. . ses ! WHEELIHAN BROS., . Grass Valiey. ; Agents Leave orders.at Glenbrook . Saloon JOE CONROY, Proprietor. . Pine Street, Nevada City. Solicitors Wanted. Ladies or Gentlemen, for our complete sets of Juvenile Books for the holidays. Each set has four books graded .for little ones to grownup folks. hh book charming, delightful, captivating. Prices range from Sie to $2.50. rge books, each overflowing with a" illustrations. _ Tremendous sellers. Nothi like ‘them. Four months golden harvest for energetic workers. Credit . Riven: Freight paid. biggest commis-ions. ‘ Outfit with samples of all four books free. bmg they will keep constantly on hand the . Send twelve 2 cent stamps for paying part only of the age alone. Drop aH trash clear a month with our exclusive Juveniles. Hk NATIONAL BOOK CONys CERN, JUVENILE DEPT., CHICAGO. a26 30t ST AARALAAARAAAARLAARRAAARADAARALAARROAA FALL SUITS, . . $L75 AND $2 -MAHER AT : & 00S Full Suit, $1.75, Full Suit, $2, : a We Set, She. o Grand Suit, $2. W. W. WAGGONER, . Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY U. S. MINERA J Office in Mi “ Babette B Block. New finishes his labors on the Porto Rico commission he will be returned to his former position as Chairman of the Light House Board. They Will Leave Next Saturday. New Yorx, September 19.—The battleships Oregon and Towa will leave on Satarday via Cape Hore and Honolata _. to join Admiral Dewey’s squadron at Manila. . Germany Is Still Meddling. } Couaty Central Committee Meeting A méeting of the Republican County Central Committee will be held on Mon: day evening, Sept. 19, at 8 o'clock, iv the parlors of the Union hotel, Nevada City, for the purpose of organizing the committee. . W. J. Micue.t, Chairman. the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nomtions are that-Germany is still schemTaieanenenesnapeenst in » » P AND STORY * Compiled and written by SENATOR JOHN J. INGALLS Ot Kansas. Surrman W. Marsa, Secretary. 2t 4 The brillianti : Intensely copular on yap oe Aone tha oe of the . Which he will sell at the lowest prices. war Spain. Nearly ee . .. For sale at Geo. E. Turner's hardware ~. )/ Superb lilustrations From e ready to take contracts Is hereby announced as a candidate for . j all kinds of brick aoe sed rer . Photographs te prank "ait for Apply for description, inating Convention. The Lowest. j terms and y at once s ; ALFRED D. MASON, to : ; N. D. Thompson Publishing Co., Nevada County Directory. atv > vad Ci Lime! Lime ! JOHN JEFFERIES Wishes to inform the peop] is ly that he has for sale ee His Prices for First-Class Work are Copies of the Nevada County Direetory ean ST. LOUIS, MO. or NEW YORK CITY for the price. THEY ARE ALL NEW, THEY ARE DEAR LADIES: ‘This day we have placed a lot of . Cheap Fall Suits in our Large Window. ALL HANDSOME, THEY ARE ALL CHEAP. We want you all to see them. Our price is $1.75 and $2 a suit. Bear in mind, a full suit. a ay, NEW GOODS coming a new lot. ‘dow. be obtained for 530 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transcript office e ; Q} in daily. Every train. brings Respectfully, MAHER & CO. See our $1.75 and \$2 Suits whil: in cur winDae § They are Grand Tik 7 MONDAY .. Se Summary of a the The Downie’ says: Mark Purdit terests in this parture for the John May, y three years in in San Francis this week. Judge A. J.! ting quite feet to the County receive proper ' Jndge Barh: at Sierra City Saturday even George R. F son of the lat practicing phi thirty years a Jast-week, ac: Mr, Kibbe wat thirty years . here with his . stay he mad Messenger off ent is manage’ Gas Consume his ‘wife retur) The followi ~ the Sierra Cor Freebrougt > going ahead Jedge with the properties are The’ deal be ~ ties and Geor Mountain Mi fallen throug! td open his m day morning put to work. Mr. Masse: Poker Fiat Eastern capit investments. for copper 2: there are cinity. ais Dr. Albert nieville in 18 mining and « years, has re grounds and for the pract ‘brother of tl formerly ha building. Oil Dr. M. 0. tthe Nationa vocates the tics, for the declaring tb his persun were succes eration. Hi At first ca sweet, oil, . given, until cleaned “ou lowed by en oil. Flaci sweet oil The diet i easily -dige: ‘ment, Dr. ‘ tion of th laxes them way, he si chronic, 1 -guently. We offer ward for % not be car F. J We, the Oras t lieve him business able to va’ by their f Wrst & ' . Toled * WALD sale ] Hall's ¢ ally, act! and mui Testimor Hall’s such bij 4 furnish) caps, et Clothin; dollars before where. Noth delicior sold ‘at choices quanti! The prepal prat-c rates. Corco