September 20, 1902 (6 pages)

a Tempe > ~ \ Nevapa City Dairy TR BROWN & CALEINS, PRoprizrors, ANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ASTRAY BULLET, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Nail, . cs ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier, cal sgeiincmaeaeaieil iacowwer. James Andrews Has a Delivered toany part of the city. SATURDAY Shc. es ey eet Ce September 20, 1901 Close Call . From Rights on Highways. HEN President McKinley was stricken down a great. was driving along the Grass Valley wave of indignation against anarchists swept over road in his cart and bad reached 8 the land. It was promised that national legislation would be enacted with a view of stamping out an—. ear and buried iteelf in the bank near archy and excluding anarchists ‘from this country. A few ‘by, Almost immediately he beard the days ago President Roosevelt narrowly escaped assassination . scared, be stopped his horee and tried by a trolley car, the motorman of which labored under the. '® ascertain from whence the bullet idea that the driver of the Roosevelt carriage was. a_trespasser. on the roadway. The President escaped fortunately with . a gun. only.a few bruises, his private secretary, the popular Cortelyou, was severely shaken up and one secret service man was killed. Immediately the motorman whose car had caused ing elong public thoroughfares which this havoc indulged in a brief colloquy with President Roose_velt and his parting words as the President turned away were. common, and unless it is discontinued eminently characteristic of many persons: “Your driver had somebody. will: be ;badiy~ injured oF a right to get out of the way, anyhow,” the motorman is re—}reach atl such careless offenders who ported as saying. While slangy, the remark was insolent and Had the President been killed no doubt the motorman would have maintained that his car had the right of way and thereIt needed some such incident as this to awaken the people to a sense of the abuses ar long permitted by the swift and the. strong toward the less The city {0 De. Better It is recorded in the annals of various large cities that many persons have fallen victims to the idea of people who feel as this motorman did, that the victim “had a right to get out of the way.” Not long ago at Oakland an aged minister was killed. Shortly before that a well-known collector met his death. said to have stepped in front of cars that were going along on fore he must be held blameless. swift and less strong on highways. typical. Both were Being Killed. — This afternoon while James Andrews who resides on Wet Hill, near this city, point near Sandow’s place, @ bullet whizzed paet his head close to his report of the rifle, and although badly Q ame, but was unable to see anybody inths neighberheed whe was handling Mr. Andrews .says that the leaden missile only missed his head by @ quarter of an inob. The practice of promiscuous shootare traveled by people almost constantly bas become altogether too killed. There should be some law to shoot fire arms promiscuously, regard: less of danger to buman life. NEW LIGHTS, I\luminated In the Future. Nevada City ts to be much better lighted in the near fature by their right of way. Automobile drivers blow horns or clang electricity, which news will b» gladly bells and go plowing along the streets at full speed. of horses attached to wagons turn sharply around corners Drivers received. The Electric Power Compauy now has a force of men installing 22 new incadescent lights on varand pedestrians on crosswalks must look sharp or be crushed, . ous streets and repairing the old ones. maimed—killed perhaps. “Get out of the way!” is the arrogant mandate of the. illumina te the streets. Heretofore 84 lights have been in use but with the new ones 106 lights will Another imstrong to the weak, the helpless, the decrepit, the aged. It provement, te, the: installing or oer arc lights and the raising of them so is a despicable, unlawful attitude, and it should be made as\. they will give better light. unpopular as incendiarism or footpadry. If Coroners and Coroners’ juries did their duty, and State prosecutors were as Primary Flections. alert and energetic in protecting the weak as they often are the strong, there would cease to be a discrimination in favor of the insolent barons of the highways. The primary elections for delegates to the Democratic and Republican On the sea the steamship must yield right of way to the Connty: Comventions: were sid in the sailing craft, and on the land any vehicle should do so to the. throughout the county. pedestrian. various afternoon At this city precincts this The vehicle occupies the street on sufferance,. 'bere was no contest at ine, Demo: especially as concerns street cars, for they have no proprietary right in the street, which belongs to the people. cratic primaries, but in three of the precinct polling places where voting Jt. for Republican delegates was in proought to be incumbent upon them, therefore, to respect the]? ehose mae. duiteye want Sue rights of the real owners. considerable electioneering was done on the outside. The election as a As to the President’s carriage :it had a superior right of whole, however, passed off without inway to that of the trolley car, which ran it down. Had it been the cart of the humblest man in New Jersey it would Yet in this country the people do not enforce their rights to the streets as they should. It is different in older countries, especially in Germany. have been the same. cident. Will Piay Chess. The fourth of the series, out of five to be played, will be contested tonight No car or vehicle can move there unless the track is clear,. at the Free Library in Grass Valley, and no man is permitted on the track of any approaching. ?¥ the Novede Oltyand G ses’. Voller train. in the United States. eee eee ee ee Gel Registered. EGISTRATION OF VOTERS will close next Wednesday at midnight, and all citizens who have not The law of right of way is clearly defined and hence such an accident as occurred to President Roosevelt would be impossible in Germany. It ought to be impossible anywhere Chess Clubs. ‘The contest is exciting great local inte;est among our people. Petition Filed. In the Superior Uourt today the pethe late Thomas Nivene, wae received. The estate consists of real estate in bank. a Oe had their names enrolled on the Great Register by . *Pemdine 8 few daze. that time will not be entitled to vote at the coming Up to the present time the total reg—. man’s Dam on a camping trip, re San Francieco, who have been to BowC th f + a istration of voters is 1300 short of the number which should carved bere today on chele wey nome: a 0 IC alt now be on the roll, as compared with the total registration It is evident that many voters have been careless election in November. in 1900. in on theafterpoon train. and have neglected to attend io this important duty, and it] ‘rom Soda Springs. behooves all such procrastinators to get aspeedy move on, as time in which to register is getting dangerously short and any further delay is liable to result in complete neglect to ‘qualify and the forfeiting of their privilege to vote. There can be no excuse for failufe to register, for County Clerk Arbogast has gone out of his way at considérable exHe has deputies in every town iu the county, nevertheless, a great many voters pense to afford facilities for registration. are still unregistered. is bere spending a few days. which did considerable damage. Grace S. Wiliams Munson, widow If any voter finds himself disquali-. o¢ W.S. Munson, who died in San fied on election day, it will be his own fault. For the accommodation of those who desire to register, Francisco last Monday after a long illness, was well koown in this city by many friends, having visited the County Clerk Arbogast will keep his office open tonight and . ‘milly of William Walters on several every night until registration closes up tog o’clock, The —— She was quite a talented ‘young woman, having been educated night of September 24th he will keep it open until 12] at the Grass Valley convent, and was o'clock. Hurry up and get your name on. a very sweet singer. were interred at Auburn. Her remains /sentenced to eight years in San Quen‘. numbers on the bicycles afd painted tition of Archie Nivens, Sr., for letters of administration of the estate of Mexico and $1000 in a San Francisco . Going and Coming. cal at the closs of the morning eerW. Atly of San Francisco is here J. Newland, Jr., and W. McKalich of E. W. Meyer of San Francisco came Oscar Barker arrived here today Chas. Brown of Wadsworth, Nevada, A forest fire was raging on the Le Duc ranch on the Colfax road about a mile or eo below Grass Valley today Was Known Here, 22: October ist “DED TODAT and Mrs. John Lammon Dead. A dispatch . was received here this afternoon bearing the sad intelligence that Emily, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lammon, had died at Truckee this morning. ‘he child was uousually bright and her untimely taking off is a severe blow to thu beteaved parents. Whether the child has been sick or its death was sudden we were unable to learn. The parents bave the sincere sympathy of many acquaintances, Mr. and Mrs. Lammon and family left this city but a couple of weeks ago to take up their residence at Truckee. ; Stole Bicycles. Los ANGELES, September’ 19.—B. F. Edwards, formerly of Chicago, was tin for stealing bicycles. Edwarde kept a little shop in this city, where he systematically made a -Lusiness of changing stolen bicycles so that they could not be traced. He was a clever worker and ingeniously r moved the them uniformly of an old color. Firemen Injured. New Yours, September 19—Three firemen were injured and twenty-five horses burned to death in a fire ine large livery stable at 525 East Sixtyeighth Street early today. Two of the injured men were taken to the hospital, where it was feared their injuries would prove fatal. The financial loss was small, Appointed Deputy. Sheriff Getchell has appointed Geo. A. Bailey as Deputy Sheriff, to succeed John H. Pascoe who recently resigned. The appointment ie a very excellent one, as Mr. Bailey is well fitted and qualified to fill the respongible position, having had considerable experience in this capacity as a special officer. “George,” as he is familiarly called by bis many friends, is a ca-eful, obliging and capable official and a better eelection couldnot have been made. A Good Position. Ed Dobbie of North Bloomfield has gecured a position in the business department of the Bulletin at San Francisco, Mr. Dobbie, who is well known here, is a deserving young man and will undoubtedly perform his duties to the entire satisfaction of his employera. ee + New Position. Qarroll Ashburn of this c'ty bas accepted a position at the Popular bakery. He is a popular young man and will andoubtedly fill the position to the entire satisfaction of his eme ployer and those who have dealings with him. Congregational Church. There will be preaching services both morning and evenivg by the pastor J. Sims. Sabbath school will vice. Senior Endeavor at 6:80 p. m., led by Mrs. Wm. Browning. the ladies of St. Oanice Catholic Church will hold a fair at Armory Hall —Commencing— and continuing four days. RRERKKK A FINE PROGRAM will be rendered each evening by the best talent of thie city and Grass Valley. CHICKEN DINNERS . will be served on Wednesday aod Thursday for 26 cents. Infant Daughter of Mr. engaged two trolley cars, which are to convey members of the New York Money to Burn. New York, Sept. 19--Johno L. Sullivan visited Jersey Oity yesterday and Brewers’ Association to the picnic in Bay View Park, Newark tonight. “John L.” is still the object of pop alar curiosity in Jersey. As the big fellow was leaving the offices of the trolley company 8 crowd collected. “Hurrah for the fighter who did not fight with his tongue,” shouted somebody. The ex-prize-fighter’s face flushed with pride. He started to speak, but only uttered sbout three words, when he stopped short and pulled out a handful of silver and threw it among the crowd of newsboys aod bootblacks, who stood nearest him, The crowd grew bigger and John L. continued to throw away money xzotil the police asked bim to please go back to New York. oo Floating Body. San Franorwco, Sept. 20th—Last night as the Lime Branch, the eightmasted vessel, was letting go her lines at the Beale-street Wharf preparatory to going to sea, the eddying currents, caused by the huge vessel asshe moved out into the stream, brought to the Shot Two People. Brawxpon, (Manitoba), Sept. 19— ‘Thomas Law, of the milling firm of Alexander & Law Brothers, and Miss Sherwin, a social favorite, shot two prairie chickens on the farm of L. A. Rowe, twelve miles from here. This so enraged Rowe that he fired twice at the hunters, shooting Miss Sher«in in the stomach and Law in the knee. Rowe ran home and swallowed the contents of a bottle of poison, dying in a few minutes, Miss Sherwin is not likely to recover. Coming Home. WasHINGTON, Sept. 19—The War Department has been advised of the sailing of the transport Logan from Manila September 16th for San Francisco, with Brigadier-General Frederick D. Grabt, beasdquariers aud siz troops of the Ninth Cavalry, 128 sick, eight insane, 187 casuals and fifty-five discharged soldiers. General Grant has been assigned to the command of the Department of Texas. : Air Ship Cruise. Lonpon, Sept. 19—Stanley Spencer, the aeronaut, has been cruising about surface of the water the body of a dead woman. J. R. Hitchens, a trusted employe of the Pacific Mail Company, saw: the body float on the water for a moment, and then sink, to were badly decomposed. _~+-oe--——————W. Schuerman was over from North San Juan today. London and its vicinity this afternoon in a steerable airsbip of his own construction. He started from the Orystal Palace, sailed over St. Psaul’s went as far west as Eaton, circled above that rise no more. The remaing, he said, suburb, then altered his course ina northeasterly direction and sailed well pagatont the wind in the direction of . Harrow. ‘ THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE [S$ NO SUBSTITUTE “Admits Murder. Vienna, September 19—It is reported that Tulifo Marri, the well known So cialist and lawyer, of Bologna, Italy, who is accused of the murder of Count Bon Martini, recently found assassibeen arrested at Ala, Austrian-Tyrol. The motive for the murder of Count Bon Martini was at first attributed to robbery. ‘On September 12th, however, Protessor Marri, a University Professor, Count Bon Martini’s fatber in-law, denounced his own son, Tullio, -as the murderer. The accused map, the dispatch added, admitted having wurdered his brother-in-law, and said the crime was committed after a brawl provoked by a family quarrel. Other reports had it that a love affair was at the bottom of the crime. Oount Bon Martini lived apart from his wife. was Well Recelved. Hon. Thomas 8S. Ford of this city has returned from a tour through Modoc, Lassen, Plumas and Sierra counties, which constitutes part of the Ist congressional district, Mr. Ford, who is the Democratic nominee for congressman in this district, held several interesting meetings and was well re ceived, : nate® at his house in Bologna, has . Drs Momves, Towa,, Soptembe With an attendance of 80,000, th . Snty-eighth annual oviatig a sovereign grand lodge of Odd fy . was formaily welcomed to this és morning by Governor A. B, oa and Mayor Brenton in the vie: toriam Upon the conclusion welcoming exercises the soil grand lodge was formally call order. The report of the Grands gave the total namber of subord lodges at 12.792, subordinate Cea ments, 2,780. The entire member, 1,002,272, The amount of the ee daring the year was Mary McCabe wa gs, Ma = wae ae PA. H. Tickell and Three Senten op yesterdsy & red of unsound min —_—_—_—_— nto the State jnetituti oday by Sheriff G Lbs ANGELEs, September 19-8 tor Judge Smith today soo, James Brown to seven years at Poh for grand larceny. B. F. Edwany sentenced to eight years at San tin for the same offense, and R ingaton to two years at Foley grand larceny. nrgday evening Miss pudered & pleasant su bome on Gold Flat. red them-elves imment gccount of Lbs wnlave 9 picnic and dance t » Jast night at Olymp' poued. », 0, Gaylord & Son, pra, have A changed at igevening’s 1RANSCRI enumerate several ap state tbey carry the d Swiss cheese. Goo oan always be rel Call on Ed Schmidt when yoy ay thing in the tob j a obacco line, golean snd just as Maher & Co., Nevada ( he ad. ____—__+-2@0 Farmer's Success n Freedom Frou Grand Fall opening of end Sufferin Daine’s Cé Compou Waist Lengths. All Wool Flannels for Waists. Silk and Wool Flannels for Waists. THE MEDICINE. T HOUSANDS OF C TOL ERS WELL Embroidery Flannel for Waists at prices from $1 STRONG. $12 each. here are th usapds . Just enough for a Waist in each. land woo sre ich in . . gold, yer . ck ‘hat Every one differeut—no two alike. ru ag good health. . See them in our large window. seria ee es oe . enin the couutry dis . Come today. the puree! ieir and di ’s bubbling fountaing . Respectfully, mgs, are utile to the . WMaher cG& Cc ailments that come t . ], and more, too. — . , ¢ : = GLASSWARE FOR SALE © LEGG & SHAW CO. ——HAVE—— ; line of right. Inspect-our goods. fa Just received DirgEcr from the Eastern Factory the finest Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever seen in town. See our window display. Our prices are Best Lead Blown Table Tum Wine Glasses Goblets Reema eee eee sense ee ecses tects ssesens of See Our Frices bler sanavhee Tesioundtan 30 cents per set Heese 65 COMtS.per set up sahedg ecu Se eaauconee 30 cents per set up DR. R. Electro-Dental Parlors PPPEEE E. SMITH with allthe modern absolutely first-class —a All work dentists. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. ie 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 PAINLESS EXTRA @@" No charge for Extracting when p Phone Ma n 633. ! Admission...0-.0+.6-: 26 cents a These parlors are a branch of the Electro-D established nearly four years ago. Ou best equipped Dental Otticés on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently Masonic Bulldiag, up Stairs, of the largest and GAL aud other convenierices for doing guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES . GOLD FILLINGS bycignoraed 2.00 Up SILVER FILLIN . . CLEANING.ccsecec00c022TTabe OB . CTION, 60 CENTS. lates are ordered, Piac Street, Nevada City. al Parlors of Sacramento, R. B. SMITH, D. D. 5 PHONE WEST 14, The Clock Strikes One’ as being a necessity in every family, It is a -household regulator a should be accurate, steady in its habits, and of cheer‘ul face. Our Clocks Are All This i They are handsome OCLOOKS. Their interior mechaq is made for hard and continuous work, but their exteriors are ele qant, beautiful or ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very little money will buy a Service. able Olock at our store. A. & H. W. Hartun! Watchmakers ypeople We find ulgia, debility, dysp liver troubles, aud’ b jost 48 Common in ily as they are in city ine’s Celery Compoi blessing to the fara has done more for th fread disea-e and tk Health than all otl ieiues, Mr.» John Minent and well kno dleport, Ohio, writes benefit of sufferers ticts; he says :— ast November I y pled up with rheut bon in June, that I without the aid of . BROAD STREET, NEVADA® Vstick, About the ber I commenced : Grand Opening . We will open our Nevada City Store on Commercial on Monday, September 15th with a beautiful line0 ce, Ladies’ Outing and Tailored li ES 100 a od Due notice will be given of our regular opening. ty Compound, an bottles I was con Was able to attem K a8. well“as when! ow sixty-six, and . 48 Wellas a inan of . BORN. Nevada City, N Friday, September of the late Char . $100 RE VARI Grass MRS. L. LUBECK, MAll Streets ses cb ging a Also Sold ugget ‘SILVERW ARE We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, tc: readers of this 8ed 'o learn that th Teaded dissase the able to cure in all 18 Catarrh, Hall's Ronly posiive ear hedical fraternity, Os'itutional treatme Ae istuken int ¥Upon the blood Aces of the system Pins and Diamonds ping the foundation . ‘ Pthe consti Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Remiggpyns « is coing : 14Ve so mua Ve nowers. ¢ 7 of foeure Sand for . C.J. BRAND, = The Jew ss. ° 05" j , Hdoov { Ws Fin eta ves ae Phe curs at we Mand non . He Pao he hen P One i, : . jae O O UR Own Baking *° i We box ri OWN. Is Pure. a . S f con find it doi a: return the can and your 50 cents 1 at eats funded. We! fret cure you wit oy nok had . for vat! S poun can the poking I tk been opened OP it A 50 Cents Can a oe for being co” F or Infants and ~_ You Have ee NS _CHAS. E.-MULLOY. GM meet ore ~ a

a Tempe > ~ \ Nevapa City Dairy TR BROWN & CALEINS, PRoprizrors, ANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ASTRAY BULLET, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Nail, . cs ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier, cal sgeiincmaeaeaieil iacowwer. James Andrews Has a Delivered toany part of the city. SATURDAY Shc. es ey eet Ce September 20, 1901 Close Call . From Rights on Highways. HEN President McKinley was stricken down a great. was driving along the Grass Valley wave of indignation against anarchists swept over road in his cart and bad reached 8 the land. It was promised that national legislation would be enacted with a view of stamping out an—. ear and buried iteelf in the bank near archy and excluding anarchists ‘from this country. A few ‘by, Almost immediately he beard the days ago President Roosevelt narrowly escaped assassination . scared, be stopped his horee and tried by a trolley car, the motorman of which labored under the. '® ascertain from whence the bullet idea that the driver of the Roosevelt carriage was. a_trespasser. on the roadway. The President escaped fortunately with . a gun. only.a few bruises, his private secretary, the popular Cortelyou, was severely shaken up and one secret service man was killed. Immediately the motorman whose car had caused ing elong public thoroughfares which this havoc indulged in a brief colloquy with President Roose_velt and his parting words as the President turned away were. common, and unless it is discontinued eminently characteristic of many persons: “Your driver had somebody. will: be ;badiy~ injured oF a right to get out of the way, anyhow,” the motorman is re—}reach atl such careless offenders who ported as saying. While slangy, the remark was insolent and Had the President been killed no doubt the motorman would have maintained that his car had the right of way and thereIt needed some such incident as this to awaken the people to a sense of the abuses ar long permitted by the swift and the. strong toward the less The city {0 De. Better It is recorded in the annals of various large cities that many persons have fallen victims to the idea of people who feel as this motorman did, that the victim “had a right to get out of the way.” Not long ago at Oakland an aged minister was killed. Shortly before that a well-known collector met his death. said to have stepped in front of cars that were going along on fore he must be held blameless. swift and less strong on highways. typical. Both were Being Killed. — This afternoon while James Andrews who resides on Wet Hill, near this city, point near Sandow’s place, @ bullet whizzed paet his head close to his report of the rifle, and although badly Q ame, but was unable to see anybody inths neighberheed whe was handling Mr. Andrews .says that the leaden missile only missed his head by @ quarter of an inob. The practice of promiscuous shootare traveled by people almost constantly bas become altogether too killed. There should be some law to shoot fire arms promiscuously, regard: less of danger to buman life. NEW LIGHTS, I\luminated In the Future. Nevada City ts to be much better lighted in the near fature by their right of way. Automobile drivers blow horns or clang electricity, which news will b» gladly bells and go plowing along the streets at full speed. of horses attached to wagons turn sharply around corners Drivers received. The Electric Power Compauy now has a force of men installing 22 new incadescent lights on varand pedestrians on crosswalks must look sharp or be crushed, . ous streets and repairing the old ones. maimed—killed perhaps. “Get out of the way!” is the arrogant mandate of the. illumina te the streets. Heretofore 84 lights have been in use but with the new ones 106 lights will Another imstrong to the weak, the helpless, the decrepit, the aged. It provement, te, the: installing or oer arc lights and the raising of them so is a despicable, unlawful attitude, and it should be made as\. they will give better light. unpopular as incendiarism or footpadry. If Coroners and Coroners’ juries did their duty, and State prosecutors were as Primary Flections. alert and energetic in protecting the weak as they often are the strong, there would cease to be a discrimination in favor of the insolent barons of the highways. The primary elections for delegates to the Democratic and Republican On the sea the steamship must yield right of way to the Connty: Comventions: were sid in the sailing craft, and on the land any vehicle should do so to the. throughout the county. pedestrian. various afternoon At this city precincts this The vehicle occupies the street on sufferance,. 'bere was no contest at ine, Demo: especially as concerns street cars, for they have no proprietary right in the street, which belongs to the people. cratic primaries, but in three of the precinct polling places where voting Jt. for Republican delegates was in proought to be incumbent upon them, therefore, to respect the]? ehose mae. duiteye want Sue rights of the real owners. considerable electioneering was done on the outside. The election as a As to the President’s carriage :it had a superior right of whole, however, passed off without inway to that of the trolley car, which ran it down. Had it been the cart of the humblest man in New Jersey it would Yet in this country the people do not enforce their rights to the streets as they should. It is different in older countries, especially in Germany. have been the same. cident. Will Piay Chess. The fourth of the series, out of five to be played, will be contested tonight No car or vehicle can move there unless the track is clear,. at the Free Library in Grass Valley, and no man is permitted on the track of any approaching. ?¥ the Novede Oltyand G ses’. Voller train. in the United States. eee eee ee ee Gel Registered. EGISTRATION OF VOTERS will close next Wednesday at midnight, and all citizens who have not The law of right of way is clearly defined and hence such an accident as occurred to President Roosevelt would be impossible in Germany. It ought to be impossible anywhere Chess Clubs. ‘The contest is exciting great local inte;est among our people. Petition Filed. In the Superior Uourt today the pethe late Thomas Nivene, wae received. The estate consists of real estate in bank. a Oe had their names enrolled on the Great Register by . *Pemdine 8 few daze. that time will not be entitled to vote at the coming Up to the present time the total reg—. man’s Dam on a camping trip, re San Francieco, who have been to BowC th f + a istration of voters is 1300 short of the number which should carved bere today on chele wey nome: a 0 IC alt now be on the roll, as compared with the total registration It is evident that many voters have been careless election in November. in 1900. in on theafterpoon train. and have neglected to attend io this important duty, and it] ‘rom Soda Springs. behooves all such procrastinators to get aspeedy move on, as time in which to register is getting dangerously short and any further delay is liable to result in complete neglect to ‘qualify and the forfeiting of their privilege to vote. There can be no excuse for failufe to register, for County Clerk Arbogast has gone out of his way at considérable exHe has deputies in every town iu the county, nevertheless, a great many voters pense to afford facilities for registration. are still unregistered. is bere spending a few days. which did considerable damage. Grace S. Wiliams Munson, widow If any voter finds himself disquali-. o¢ W.S. Munson, who died in San fied on election day, it will be his own fault. For the accommodation of those who desire to register, Francisco last Monday after a long illness, was well koown in this city by many friends, having visited the County Clerk Arbogast will keep his office open tonight and . ‘milly of William Walters on several every night until registration closes up tog o’clock, The —— She was quite a talented ‘young woman, having been educated night of September 24th he will keep it open until 12] at the Grass Valley convent, and was o'clock. Hurry up and get your name on. a very sweet singer. were interred at Auburn. Her remains /sentenced to eight years in San Quen‘. numbers on the bicycles afd painted tition of Archie Nivens, Sr., for letters of administration of the estate of Mexico and $1000 in a San Francisco . Going and Coming. cal at the closs of the morning eerW. Atly of San Francisco is here J. Newland, Jr., and W. McKalich of E. W. Meyer of San Francisco came Oscar Barker arrived here today Chas. Brown of Wadsworth, Nevada, A forest fire was raging on the Le Duc ranch on the Colfax road about a mile or eo below Grass Valley today Was Known Here, 22: October ist “DED TODAT and Mrs. John Lammon Dead. A dispatch . was received here this afternoon bearing the sad intelligence that Emily, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lammon, had died at Truckee this morning. ‘he child was uousually bright and her untimely taking off is a severe blow to thu beteaved parents. Whether the child has been sick or its death was sudden we were unable to learn. The parents bave the sincere sympathy of many acquaintances, Mr. and Mrs. Lammon and family left this city but a couple of weeks ago to take up their residence at Truckee. ; Stole Bicycles. Los ANGELES, September’ 19.—B. F. Edwards, formerly of Chicago, was tin for stealing bicycles. Edwarde kept a little shop in this city, where he systematically made a -Lusiness of changing stolen bicycles so that they could not be traced. He was a clever worker and ingeniously r moved the them uniformly of an old color. Firemen Injured. New Yours, September 19—Three firemen were injured and twenty-five horses burned to death in a fire ine large livery stable at 525 East Sixtyeighth Street early today. Two of the injured men were taken to the hospital, where it was feared their injuries would prove fatal. The financial loss was small, Appointed Deputy. Sheriff Getchell has appointed Geo. A. Bailey as Deputy Sheriff, to succeed John H. Pascoe who recently resigned. The appointment ie a very excellent one, as Mr. Bailey is well fitted and qualified to fill the respongible position, having had considerable experience in this capacity as a special officer. “George,” as he is familiarly called by bis many friends, is a ca-eful, obliging and capable official and a better eelection couldnot have been made. A Good Position. Ed Dobbie of North Bloomfield has gecured a position in the business department of the Bulletin at San Francisco, Mr. Dobbie, who is well known here, is a deserving young man and will undoubtedly perform his duties to the entire satisfaction of his employera. ee + New Position. Qarroll Ashburn of this c'ty bas accepted a position at the Popular bakery. He is a popular young man and will andoubtedly fill the position to the entire satisfaction of his eme ployer and those who have dealings with him. Congregational Church. There will be preaching services both morning and evenivg by the pastor J. Sims. Sabbath school will vice. Senior Endeavor at 6:80 p. m., led by Mrs. Wm. Browning. the ladies of St. Oanice Catholic Church will hold a fair at Armory Hall —Commencing— and continuing four days. RRERKKK A FINE PROGRAM will be rendered each evening by the best talent of thie city and Grass Valley. CHICKEN DINNERS . will be served on Wednesday aod Thursday for 26 cents. Infant Daughter of Mr. engaged two trolley cars, which are to convey members of the New York Money to Burn. New York, Sept. 19--Johno L. Sullivan visited Jersey Oity yesterday and Brewers’ Association to the picnic in Bay View Park, Newark tonight. “John L.” is still the object of pop alar curiosity in Jersey. As the big fellow was leaving the offices of the trolley company 8 crowd collected. “Hurrah for the fighter who did not fight with his tongue,” shouted somebody. The ex-prize-fighter’s face flushed with pride. He started to speak, but only uttered sbout three words, when he stopped short and pulled out a handful of silver and threw it among the crowd of newsboys aod bootblacks, who stood nearest him, The crowd grew bigger and John L. continued to throw away money xzotil the police asked bim to please go back to New York. oo Floating Body. San Franorwco, Sept. 20th—Last night as the Lime Branch, the eightmasted vessel, was letting go her lines at the Beale-street Wharf preparatory to going to sea, the eddying currents, caused by the huge vessel asshe moved out into the stream, brought to the Shot Two People. Brawxpon, (Manitoba), Sept. 19— ‘Thomas Law, of the milling firm of Alexander & Law Brothers, and Miss Sherwin, a social favorite, shot two

prairie chickens on the farm of L. A. Rowe, twelve miles from here. This so enraged Rowe that he fired twice at the hunters, shooting Miss Sher«in in the stomach and Law in the knee. Rowe ran home and swallowed the contents of a bottle of poison, dying in a few minutes, Miss Sherwin is not likely to recover. Coming Home. WasHINGTON, Sept. 19—The War Department has been advised of the sailing of the transport Logan from Manila September 16th for San Francisco, with Brigadier-General Frederick D. Grabt, beasdquariers aud siz troops of the Ninth Cavalry, 128 sick, eight insane, 187 casuals and fifty-five discharged soldiers. General Grant has been assigned to the command of the Department of Texas. : Air Ship Cruise. Lonpon, Sept. 19—Stanley Spencer, the aeronaut, has been cruising about surface of the water the body of a dead woman. J. R. Hitchens, a trusted employe of the Pacific Mail Company, saw: the body float on the water for a moment, and then sink, to were badly decomposed. _~+-oe--——————W. Schuerman was over from North San Juan today. London and its vicinity this afternoon in a steerable airsbip of his own construction. He started from the Orystal Palace, sailed over St. Psaul’s went as far west as Eaton, circled above that rise no more. The remaing, he said, suburb, then altered his course ina northeasterly direction and sailed well pagatont the wind in the direction of . Harrow. ‘ THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE [S$ NO SUBSTITUTE “Admits Murder. Vienna, September 19—It is reported that Tulifo Marri, the well known So cialist and lawyer, of Bologna, Italy, who is accused of the murder of Count Bon Martini, recently found assassibeen arrested at Ala, Austrian-Tyrol. The motive for the murder of Count Bon Martini was at first attributed to robbery. ‘On September 12th, however, Protessor Marri, a University Professor, Count Bon Martini’s fatber in-law, denounced his own son, Tullio, -as the murderer. The accused map, the dispatch added, admitted having wurdered his brother-in-law, and said the crime was committed after a brawl provoked by a family quarrel. Other reports had it that a love affair was at the bottom of the crime. Oount Bon Martini lived apart from his wife. was Well Recelved. Hon. Thomas 8S. Ford of this city has returned from a tour through Modoc, Lassen, Plumas and Sierra counties, which constitutes part of the Ist congressional district, Mr. Ford, who is the Democratic nominee for congressman in this district, held several interesting meetings and was well re ceived, : nate® at his house in Bologna, has . Drs Momves, Towa,, Soptembe With an attendance of 80,000, th . Snty-eighth annual oviatig a sovereign grand lodge of Odd fy . was formaily welcomed to this és morning by Governor A. B, oa and Mayor Brenton in the vie: toriam Upon the conclusion welcoming exercises the soil grand lodge was formally call order. The report of the Grands gave the total namber of subord lodges at 12.792, subordinate Cea ments, 2,780. The entire member, 1,002,272, The amount of the ee daring the year was Mary McCabe wa gs, Ma = wae ae PA. H. Tickell and Three Senten op yesterdsy & red of unsound min —_—_—_—_— nto the State jnetituti oday by Sheriff G Lbs ANGELEs, September 19-8 tor Judge Smith today soo, James Brown to seven years at Poh for grand larceny. B. F. Edwany sentenced to eight years at San tin for the same offense, and R ingaton to two years at Foley grand larceny. nrgday evening Miss pudered & pleasant su bome on Gold Flat. red them-elves imment gccount of Lbs wnlave 9 picnic and dance t » Jast night at Olymp' poued. », 0, Gaylord & Son, pra, have A changed at igevening’s 1RANSCRI enumerate several ap state tbey carry the d Swiss cheese. Goo oan always be rel Call on Ed Schmidt when yoy ay thing in the tob j a obacco line, golean snd just as Maher & Co., Nevada ( he ad. ____—__+-2@0 Farmer's Success n Freedom Frou Grand Fall opening of end Sufferin Daine’s Cé Compou Waist Lengths.. All Wool Flannels for Waists. Silk and Wool Flannels for Waists. THE MEDICINE. T HOUSANDS OF C TOL ERS WELL Embroidery Flannel for Waists at prices from $1 STRONG. $12 each. here are th usapds . Just enough for a Waist in each. land woo sre ich in . . gold, yer . ck ‘hat Every one differeut—no two alike. ru ag good health. . See them in our large window. seria ee es oe . enin the couutry dis . Come today. the puree! ieir and di ’s bubbling fountaing . Respectfully, mgs, are utile to the . WMaher cG& Cc ailments that come t . ], and more, too. — . , ¢ : = GLASSWARE FOR SALE © LEGG & SHAW CO. ——HAVE—— ; line of right. Inspect-our goods. fa Just received DirgEcr from the Eastern Factory the finest Goblets, Tumblers and Wine Glasses ever seen in town. See our window display. Our prices are Best Lead Blown Table Tum Wine Glasses Goblets Reema eee eee sense ee ecses tects ssesens of See Our Frices bler sanavhee Tesioundtan 30 cents per set Heese 65 COMtS.per set up sahedg ecu Se eaauconee 30 cents per set up DR. R. Electro-Dental Parlors PPPEEE E. SMITH with allthe modern absolutely first-class —a All work dentists. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. ie 6 00 BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 PAINLESS EXTRA @@" No charge for Extracting when p Phone Ma n 633. ! Admission......0-.0+.6-: 26 cents a These parlors are a branch of the Electro-D established nearly four years ago. Ou best equipped Dental Otticés on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently Masonic Bulldiag, up Stairs, of the largest and GAL aud other convenierices for doing guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES . GOLD FILLINGS bycignoraed 2.00 Up SILVER FILLIN . . CLEANING.ccsecec00c022TTabe OB . CTION, 60 CENTS. lates are ordered, Piac Street, Nevada City. al Parlors of Sacramento, R. B. SMITH, D. D. 5 PHONE WEST 14, The Clock Strikes One’ as being a necessity in every family, It is a -household regulator a should be accurate, steady in its habits, and of cheer‘ul face. Our Clocks Are All This i They are handsome OCLOOKS. Their interior mechaq is made for hard and continuous work, but their exteriors are ele qant, beautiful or ornate, according to the position they will occupy. Very little money will buy a Service. able Olock at our store. A. & H. W. Hartun! Watchmakers ypeople We find ulgia, debility, dysp liver troubles, aud’ b jost 48 Common in ily as they are in city ine’s Celery Compoi blessing to the fara has done more for th fread disea-e and tk Health than all otl ieiues, Mr.» John Minent and well kno dleport, Ohio, writes benefit of sufferers ticts; he says :— ast November I y pled up with rheut bon in June, that I without the aid of . BROAD STREET, NEVADA® Vstick, About the ber I commenced : Grand Opening . We will open our Nevada City Store on Commercial on Monday, September 15th with a beautiful line0 ce, Ladies’ Outing and Tailored li ES 100 a od Due notice will be given of our regular opening. ty Compound, an bottles I was con Was able to attem K a8. well“as when! ow sixty-six, and . 48 Wellas a inan of . BORN. Nevada City, N Friday, September of the late Char . $100 RE VARI Grass MRS. L. LUBECK, MAll Streets ses cb ging a Also Sold ugget ‘SILVERW ARE We have an excellent line of Spoons, knives, forks, Wedding Presents, tc: readers of this 8ed 'o learn that th Teaded dissase the able to cure in all 18 Catarrh, Hall's Ronly posiive ear hedical fraternity, Os'itutional treatme Ae istuken int ¥Upon the blood Aces of the system Pins and Diamonds ping the foundation . ‘ Pthe consti Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Remiggpyns « is coing : 14Ve so mua Ve nowers. ¢ 7 of foeure Sand for . C.J. BRAND, = The Jew ss. ° 05" j , Hdoov { Ws Fin eta ves ae Phe curs at we Mand non . He Pao he hen P One i, : . jae O O UR Own Baking *° i We box ri OWN. Is Pure.. a . S f con find it doi a: return the can and your 50 cents 1 at eats funded. We! fret cure you wit oy nok had . for vat! S poun can the poking I tk been opened OP it A 50 Cents Can a oe for being co” F or Infants and ~_ You Have ee NS _CHAS. E.-MULLOY. GM meet ore ~ a