September 20, 1902 (6 pages)

in @ ~ pment, ber 22—Thg trlarchs Milita Hows is prone delegation to 3 ; it which ig ty] Ootober 16th toy! 1 has been rte, campment to : every honons od to Secure 4 b of the invitay, ) will atteng will rch Joseph Fos tchs O, W, p d. T. Philtips ares 4 1 Best, tal of the late y Ure was laid » vtery this morpig ® friends, and th tiful floral p re the pall bears QO, Rich, Chas, nnicliff, M, Q’gg a, ' SR, moke, Thomas ‘ Rector. Bros, da Cit qui s from $1 up ing YNDAI i 29 HATS 1 Street, Nevada Ol , Grass Valley. old regulator and cheerful face. 4 e ; his r interior mechat exteriors are ele ~ position they , Servicertung ET, NEVADA Cie L\RE Its, etc. famonds eatly Repaired . Jeweler. uarautee it 50 cents W will he pl e have not open ng confident Grocel 4 NS of Primary Blecms Held Here (n, Saturday. —_—__ teats nablicans bad several cob mrimaries Saturday and the elected: cee eal 1-8. W. Marsh, Thos. BM. Preston, £, H. Barker, wpa, G. Fischer and D. A. + No. 2—-Thomas H. Waters, M eyoolde, -Bighard Eddy, anelt, Dr. CL. Muller. J. T, and George A. Bailey were p having received twenty-three st No, 8—I. O. Lindley, P. G. 0, A. Grissel, W. H. Danlap. "No, 4A. Hartang, D. E j, O'Connell, B. F. Snell, W. rds, W. F. Euglebright. Flt—Delos Calkins, Harry obo Cooper. Wo, Tamblyn and A. A, Valley and Indian Flat, and two delegates respect as pot heard from, but there contest in either precinct. . vville—William MoLean and li. ge ngton— Wm. Hogan and D. 8. Hill-J. P. Jones. nbia Hill — Yhomas Curnow A. Oraig. : Bloomfleld—Elisha Penrose, Veale and Owen Penrose, DEMOORATIO PRIMARIES, ing ig the list of delegates Democratic County Convention, here being no contest: ia No. 1—John Rafter, J.@G. Henry Sweeney, BE. J. Rector, O'Connor. Ha No. 2—Richard Bennetts, Martin, John Webber, John t, la.No, 8—-R. H. Turner, J. E. Frank McCutchan, Oharles negan, Lee Garthe, Frank P. : os Valley—Ben ‘ McOlintock, Flat—Charles Dougherty, B, W. 0. McGatchan. Morphy. Flat—Mose Bates, J. O. fron, ngtoo—M. Orowley, and Johnson Leonard. one better. dtoa speedy completion. rd of Thanks, bereavement. Maa R. Hint anp Famiy. — 00 REWARD. $100. He tO Cure i Matarrh, C eis taken internal] Qpon the blood ont ng the patient stren U the constitution: Hy i Dolla fae “he for an iddrese F, J, Sold by ———~-1e0-.—. : * Curse of Womankind , dose cures, larmless, Moa box. It D) ° cures neuralgia sUaranteed, sale » » 8918 agent, 7” a ee the of iflat-W. EB, Meservey, Jobn P, » elected at the primaries Satda No.4—Fred Eilerman, Geo. n Celio, James Hussey, Lee n Flat — Michael Kendrick, Niloa,, iteville—Hugh Dundon and P. J. A. fe the up-to-date Cigar Thomas For sale at Rector Work Arrived patloads of iron work for the sg & Shaw building arrived y this.morning’s train. This st consignment, and work will mank the many friends whe It sympathy and assistance in aders of this paper will be tolearn that there Ie at least ded diseuse that science has nallits stages and Hall’s Oatarrh Oure Y positive cure now known to a traternity. Oatarrh being ‘Utlonal treatment. Hall’e Oaacting mucous of the system, thereby defoundation of the digease, a Pd pare in doing its oor The T have so much faith in its Powers, that they offer One nd for } Were “ r list o moCHENEY & CO., Drugegiste, 75 ots. .auervous headaches, . Shera8che Cure gives instant reGuaranteed perImmediate relief You Have Aways Boag tlle td Daly Record of the Doings of Our Miobael Hyman retarned Saturday from a pleasant visit at Sacramento and San Francisco. Mrs. W. B. Davie and sister, Mise Elsie Arbogast, returned Saturday evening from an enjoyable visit to Sacramento, San Francisco and othe coast cities. Fred Smith, who has been visiting in Nevada Oity for several days, left yesterday morning for his home at San Francisco. ; 5 Mrs. G. Oordrey,.who has been here 4+ for-some-tine ons visit. to Mre, William Moyle and family, left yesterday morning for her home at San Francisco. Mrs. William Holmes and daughter, Miss Ida Avery, arrived in Nevada City Saturday from Berkeley, to be at the bedside of William Holmes, the harness maker, who is quite ill. George G, Mott Jr. and wife arrived here yesterday morning from Colfax on a visit to G. J. Rector and wife. Superintendent Gus Kartschoke of. the Delhi mine was visiting in Nevada City yesterday. , Mrs. N. J. Fogarty left yesterday morning for Hollister. ‘ J. W. Finney arrived here Saturday evening from Downieville and lest yesterday for San Francisco. _ Mre. Wm.’ Moyle left yesterday for San Francisco for the benefit of her . week on the case of the ‘people vs. . News of Our Neighbors ~ Ina Condensed ~ Porm. As a result of a fall at the Beloher mine at noon last Monday, Dryden Alexander has laid off from work suffering from several injuries. He was at work loading spiling on to a car, and as he stepped backward he fell over the oar track extending over the mouth of a shaft. .The track prevented his falling into the shaft. Mr. Alexander suffered a fractare of two ribs in the fall, and is compelled to lay off from work for a while. _ Joseph Deal met with a very severe aésident Wednesday afternoon on the Sierra City road. He had been out working with Wm. Shaughnessy and his men, and they wore on their way home. Deal was seated on the front seat of the wagon, John McDonnell driving. A sudden jolt threw Deal off and he atrack the edge of the road and when the wagon was stopped the injared man was found lying in the wagon rut in the ‘roadway behind the wagon. It was feared at first that the the wheel bad passed over his body bat an examination made afterwards by Dr. Iglick disclosed the fact that he was not injured otherwice than by the fall from the wagon. Though quite badly bruised and shaken up bis injuries are not dangerous.Frank R. Wehe arrived here last Friday “evening, coming by way ef Loyalton. He has been engaged this Mrs. I. Zellerbach, who has been here for the past week on a visit to her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Barub, returned to San Francisco yesterday, A. B. Oarey, who has’ been here on a viait to his mother, returned to San Franciaco yesterday. Mrs. Frank Kendrick and daughter left yesterday for Sao Francisco on a visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fleming left yesterday for San Francisco. W. McGagin of. Willow Valley left yesterday for San Francisco on a visit to his daughter. % Mrs. Spargo left yesterday for ‘San Francisco to visit friends. Mrs. Dan Holland left yesterday for San Franvisco to visit friends. Mr. and Mre. Wm. Gifhn returned this morning from Bartlett Springs, where they have been for the past month. Mrs. Hallett and children returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Sheriff D. B. Getchell and wife returned last evening from Stockton. AD, Allan returned last evening from Bartiett Springs, where he has been for the benefit of his health. Miss Eleanor Hoeft returned last evening from San Francisco, where she has been for some time. ~ W. G. Follanabee, F. Reeb and W. F. Tarner of San Francisco arrived here on last eveniog’s train. P; 8. Waldron is down from Graniteville, : F, M. Egan is here ffom Sacra~ meato. Mrs. B. Rale of Berkeley, who has been here ona visit to her mother, ‘Mre. Kendrick, returned home today. Jobn Costa left this morning for San Francisco, where he intends to have his eyes treated. ; Fostmaster L. 8. Oslkine left this morning for Placer county. Miss Miramonte of San Francisco arrived here last evening to take a position in Miss Hoefi’se millinery store. J. Condon is down from Wasbing-. too. . W. M. Stover is here from San Francigco. w. F. Turner arrived here this morning from Berkeley. eo Excursion to the Fast. Those contempleting an Eastern trip will be interested to know that the Rio Grande System is operating via The Scenic Line of the World datly excursion care through from the Pacific Coast without chan . to Denver, Rae ‘fas City, Omaha, Onicago, Xt. : New ork, Boston and intermediate points. ‘ O rdinary or These are the Pullman dread Tourist sleepers, provided fortable berths, bedding and linen of the Pullman standard. They have separate lavatories, are well lighted and heated, and in fact only differ from the more expensive “standard mere in tee Keg inside floishing. ei peaides the colored porter, an Excarsion Manager accompanies the cars ‘tor the sole purpose of looking after the walfare and comfort of the party. There is no charge beyond the regalar railroad and sleeping car rates to those who accompany these excurinterested, let us quote Tt you ere vet rates and give you the lowest ore details, aud elso farnish you illustrated books descriptive of us evepace® mountain scenery oD the American continent. . MANSFIELD, General Agent, of the upholstery . oi.¢ Lague, besides looking after his private legal practice in this section. The matter of presenting the county boundary question before the State Board of Equalization bas been postponed by the Board until November 12th, At that time the District Attorneys of Sierra and Nevada counties will appear before the State Board at Sacramento and present the entire matter respecting the disputed boundaty line between the twd counties be-. fore him. W. ©. Oakes of Sonora has taken possession of the Golden Star quartz mine just east of Downieville and is preparing to sink a shaft on the vein, A Simple Question. Nevada City people are requested to . honestly answer this: Is not the word of a representative citizen of Nevada City more convineing than the doubtful utterances of people living everywhere else in the Union. Read this. W. G. Richards, groceries and provisions, Broad St., next dour to the City Hall, says: “Some months ago lI was so lame across the small of the back that I was forced to send a note to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills. It was an. impossibility for me to stoopénd what caused the trouble was so great a mystery a8 what to do to rid myself of the annoyance. The treatment of Doan’s Kidney Pills effectually stopped the backache and it did not require the entire contents of the box. I gave the balance to a miner, a friend of mine, who has taken a course of treatment since and undoubted benefit followed.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’e—and take no substitute. pipe for Lone Siar. Three carloads of pip? arrived here today for the Lone Star Mining Company (Murcnie), to be used in constructing a pipe line from the dam to the works. Everything is progressing satisfactorily at this mine. : _++90--—— Drunkards and Gilt Edge Whiskey never mix. Oaly men that want good . . . . Past Few Days. About midnight last Saturday Mrs. Mary Oooley, wife of Ernest Cooley, departed this life at her’ home on Sprivg street. Mrs, Cooley nursed the late William Scott, and contrected pneumonia, which caused her death, The decedsed was a native of San Francisco, and aged 84 years. She was well liked by all her acquaintances, and had many friends. Besides a husband, she leaves a sister in Los Angeles and two brothers.in San Francisco. The funeral took place this afternoon at 2180 o'clock, Mrs. Murrish, mother of Rev. J. T. Murrish, who was pastor of the Methodist church at thie city at one time, died at North Bloomfield sesterday morning from the infirmities of old age. She wasa noble, Christian woman, and was fully prepared when the end came, ‘The deceased had been a resident of North Bloomfield for about ayear. The remains were brought to this city last evening, and today were shipped to Redding, Shasta county, where interment will be, made. _©. B. Chambers, an old resident of this city, died Saturday morning at Stockton, from a gradual breaking down of the system. Deceased was a native of Canada, and aged 78 years. He lived at Selby Fiat for several years, on the old Hitchcock place, until bis health gave away, and will be kindly remembered by his many oldLanp and Water Company for time friends. He was the father . of . the dam at Le ke Tahoe, known as the John Chambers of Selby Flat, The remains arrived here on last evening’s’ train, and the funeral took place from the Nevada County Undertaking Parlora at 11 o’clock this morning. Left This Morning. Thomas 8. Ford, Esq., left this morning for Placerville, El Dorado ‘county, where he will address the voters tomorrow evening, in behalf of his candidacy for Congress. , The Democratic county convention meets at that place tomorrow, é Famous the. World Over—Fully Matured. Sold E verywhere. Fresh Every Day. Are my:Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Oosy parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada ~ City Ormiston Swayze, Physician ard Surgeon ——tot— All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m, to 8 p. m, Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m. to 12 m, . Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. whiskey drink Gilt Edge. It is pure. For sale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. —_——~————9 > if you want 4 good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 T FOR THE BES OWELS t of the f you haven't a regular, healthy Fri gay ty yout bowels every day, Jon Tv orce, in the shape of vio. bowels open, and ‘4 rous. The smooth. jent physic or pill poison, Is anger the bowel t_perfect way eoping es aslest, most re Be sEM LIKE CANDY org Taste Good Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. te a, ken. or Gripe, 19, 9, and cen’ Rover Sick eh ite for free sample, and booklet Beatth. Addre' ‘ Na 425 Market ot., San Francisco, Cal. 9 BROAD STREET MARKET . . . . ts) All kinds of ‘New Vegetables Fresh Is Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and . Eggs, Candies and Nats, Several Old Residents a Have Died Within the:. }Council Chambers. Try them. News from Truckee a Vida Harry Fitzgerald was yerterday fined: $10 by Justice Finnegan for disturbing the peace, He. was found guilty of killing a dog belonging to James Muir, Frederick Oarnelues, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Oooke, died in Reno Wednesday. The child was taken with a apell ef infantile dyspepsia and lived but a day. The body was brought here for interment. ' BE. E. Doolittle, a prospector who for a number of years bas lived and worked around Summit, died there Tbareday of pneamonia, after an illneas of foar days. Hon. P. L. Flanigan of Reno wires from San Francisco to James Sullivan that he has closed the deal with the Donner Van Schmitt dam, for’ $40,000. The Nevada Power and Light Company, of which Mr. Flanigan is president, is to pay $22,508 and the farmers on Ahe meadows are to pay the balance.” Business Locals. For the best of everything in the. meat line send your orders to Naffziger The Choicest brands of whisky and vigars can be found at W.J. Britt 4} tf Loveland is now eelling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and yon will always buy it. nov6-tf A’ good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pins and Spring street: ~ Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall/tf Registration All Must Register This Year. If you have not already registered during the year 1902, you must do so at once. The last day for registration is Wednesday, September 24th. The last day to transfer from one precinct to another in the county is Thursday, October 9, 1902. Call early and avoid the rush. ¥F. L, ARBOGAST, County Clerk. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. Seated . . . Syaeh . Sey ona 5 rs/ @EE ©O0 © There aré as many Stars in the Heavens *¥*x* iu the day time as at night *kx*x ©O©O Are acknowledged to be the Best the world over Foley's Ice Cream Soda and Fine Cans C. Warnack Gero. C Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. eins “Crosse & Blackwells Yarmouth Bloater Paste, Crosse & Blackwells Anchovie Paste, Sardellen Ringe, Teyssonneau’s Anchovies in Oil, Le Marchand _ Mackerel in Oil, Marshall's Kippered Herring.We Carry the Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese. . GAYLORD © SON CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Hon. MULT Noming Por Gongres:. man Will be Here Friday. Hon. J. M. Gillett, the Republican nominee for Congressman from this District, will arrive in Nevada Oity next Fridey afternoon, coming from Downieville where he addresses a mass meeting Thursday night. Mr. Ranch For Sale“at a Bargain. rte VINTON'S DRUG STORE. Colored Lawns — Carpets Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal School Books -——and——-= Gillett will attend the Rerublican and at just one-half the usual ‘price. county convention at Grase Valley on Ru If looki f ba: ; 4 s you are looking for bargains metnrd ar . ~~ g call at our Store. The Holland Ranch, situated near . . Oolumbie Hill is offered ata bargain 3 @. Enquire of Brown & Mor. an. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Moodpecter: Citra Mild Yew Shape Yow Size Sweet and Fragrant Pine Street, hhh hhh I am closing out a few tools at the following prices: Wood Plows at....06$2.60 each Wood Beading Planes at.. 25 cents each Wood Hounds at.....25 cents each Wood Matching Pianes at. .. $1 per pair Adjustable Handle Draw Knives at 50c each Patented Auger Handles at. .15 cente each Socket Framing Ohisela, all sizes, at 85c each Tanged Chisels, all sizes, at. .25 cente each Brass Obalk Line Box, with line, 10 cts each Heayy Ooat and Hat Hooks at.10 cents doz Parties desiring any of these. goods had better call early as they will not last long at the above prices. PROPPED GEO. E. TURNER = mG Hardwrare — . Ory hem Made by Large “GIT : Sweet N. S. of Md. ¥ * * * * & * % * * * * * * » « * *« * 5 + * % *% * *% ,S * -* x p~9 *« x » * “ * * x ¥ * * * * : * * ¥ : * a i % ¥% * a ¥‘ « rt tS tid bt ifstsiahstatalatatotaiatohatad TATLOR'S PUNT. Green Olives Sour Pickles Potatoe Ching. 5: scisisicinccnscrats Pickled Pigsfeet ..... Price List ——* kk kK Kereen OUGOR ili cc cschisinniientes 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives Pickles jest etine FOR e rere meen rere tees eee FH eee eee ees nes see Ground Spices 2-02. bg 8-oz. GOhe Ree Five Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ? umber solutely pure and full weight. We also carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. ’ Tayr’sTea& Cafe Has Coffee Roasters § Tea Blenders e road street. Nevada City, Oal. * Uinpamon.. seeee 100 6150 (250 Oloves.. ceeseceee+s 100 150 250 Alispice.... 100 lbc 26cls Ginger. 2.56.4: ~ 100 5c 250 Thyme. -100 150 266 Sage. 100 ' 150 256 Savory. 10 150 256 Marjoram 10s ibe 5c Mace .. Ibe 260. 50c Nutmegs.... 6c 2c 50¢ oe Oayenne...6100 150 «25c eet Black Pepper... 100 15c 250 White Pepper... 100. 15c 2fc MOUAES ic «ce 6ikne cds’ 10c 150 25e These spices are in tings and are abTelephone}521. Whether it’e a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices.: Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS, . , School Supplies For the next Ten days we will close out all our Colored Lawns See our line of Rugs and Carpets.Nevada City. 25 cents per quart se. 25 Cents per quart vsseeee + 35 Cents per quart 25 cents per quart ssssmereyee 25 Cents a pound wees TO Cents a pound s

in @ ~ pment, ber 22—Thg trlarchs Milita Hows is prone delegation to 3 ; it which ig ty] Ootober 16th toy! 1 has been rte, campment to : every honons od to Secure 4 b of the invitay, ) will atteng will rch Joseph Fos tchs O, W, p d. T. Philtips ares 4 1 Best, tal of the late y Ure was laid » vtery this morpig ® friends, and th tiful floral p re the pall bears QO, Rich, Chas, nnicliff, M, Q’gg a, ' SR, moke, Thomas ‘ Rector. Bros, da Cit qui s from $1 up ing YNDAI i 29 HATS 1 Street, Nevada Ol , Grass Valley. old regulator and cheerful face. 4 e ; his r interior mechat exteriors are ele ~ position they , Servicertung ET, NEVADA Cie L\RE Its, etc. famonds eatly Repaired . Jeweler. uarautee it 50 cents W will he pl e have not open ng confident Grocel 4 NS of Primary Blecms Held Here (n, Saturday. —_—__ teats nablicans bad several cob mrimaries Saturday and the elected: cee eal 1-8. W. Marsh, Thos. BM. Preston, £, H. Barker, wpa, G. Fischer and D. A. + No. 2—-Thomas H. Waters, M eyoolde, -Bighard Eddy, anelt, Dr. CL. Muller. J. T, and George A. Bailey were p having received twenty-three st No, 8—I. O. Lindley, P. G. 0, A. Grissel, W. H. Danlap. "No, 4A. Hartang, D. E j, O'Connell, B. F. Snell, W. rds, W. F. Euglebright. Flt—Delos Calkins, Harry obo Cooper. Wo, Tamblyn and A. A, Valley and Indian Flat, and two delegates respect as pot heard from, but there contest in either precinct. . vville—William MoLean and li. ge ngton— Wm. Hogan and D. 8. Hill-J. P. Jones. nbia Hill — Yhomas Curnow A. Oraig. : Bloomfleld—Elisha Penrose, Veale and Owen Penrose, DEMOORATIO PRIMARIES, ing ig the list of delegates Democratic County Convention, here being no contest: ia No. 1—John Rafter, J.@G. Henry Sweeney, BE. J. Rector, O'Connor. Ha No. 2—Richard Bennetts, Martin, John Webber, John t, la.No, 8—-R. H. Turner, J. E. Frank McCutchan, Oharles negan, Lee Garthe, Frank P. : os Valley—Ben ‘ McOlintock, Flat—Charles Dougherty, B, W. 0. McGatchan. Morphy. Flat—Mose Bates, J. O. fron, ngtoo—M. Orowley, and Johnson Leonard. one better. dtoa speedy completion. rd of Thanks, bereavement. Maa R. Hint anp Famiy. — 00 REWARD. $100. He tO Cure i Matarrh, C eis taken internal] Qpon the blood ont ng the patient stren U the constitution: Hy i Dolla fae “he for an iddrese F, J, Sold by ———~-1e0-.—. : * Curse of Womankind , dose cures, larmless, Moa box. It D) ° cures neuralgia sUaranteed, sale » » 8918 agent, 7” a ee the of iflat-W. EB, Meservey, Jobn P, » elected at the primaries Satda No.4—Fred Eilerman, Geo. n Celio, James Hussey, Lee n Flat — Michael Kendrick, Niloa,, iteville—Hugh Dundon and P. J. A. fe the up-to-date Cigar Thomas For sale at Rector Work Arrived patloads of iron work for the sg & Shaw building arrived y this.morning’s train. This st consignment, and work will mank the many friends whe It sympathy and assistance in aders of this paper will be tolearn that there Ie at least ded diseuse that science has nallits stages and Hall’s Oatarrh Oure Y positive cure now known to a traternity. Oatarrh being ‘Utlonal treatment. Hall’e Oaacting mucous of the system, thereby defoundation of the digease, a Pd pare in doing its oor The T have so much faith in its Powers, that they offer One nd for } Were “ r list o moCHENEY & CO., Drugegiste, 75 ots. .auervous headaches, . Shera8che Cure gives instant reGuaranteed perImmediate relief You Have Aways Boag tlle td Daly Record of the Doings of Our Miobael Hyman retarned Saturday from a pleasant visit at Sacramento and San Francisco. Mrs. W. B. Davie and sister, Mise Elsie Arbogast, returned Saturday evening from an enjoyable visit to Sacramento, San Francisco and othe coast cities. Fred Smith, who has been visiting in Nevada Oity for several days, left yesterday morning for his home at San Francisco. ; 5 Mrs. G. Oordrey,.who has been here 4+ for-some-tine ons visit. to Mre, William Moyle and family, left yesterday morning for her home at San Francisco. Mrs. William Holmes and daughter, Miss Ida Avery, arrived in Nevada City Saturday from Berkeley, to be at the bedside of William Holmes, the harness maker, who is quite ill. George G, Mott Jr. and wife arrived here yesterday morning from Colfax on a visit to G. J. Rector and wife. Superintendent Gus Kartschoke of. the Delhi mine was visiting in Nevada City yesterday. , Mrs. N. J. Fogarty left yesterday morning for Hollister. ‘ J. W. Finney arrived here Saturday evening from Downieville and lest yesterday for San Francisco. _ Mre. Wm.’ Moyle left yesterday for San Francisco for the benefit of her . week on the case of the ‘people vs. . News of Our Neighbors ~ Ina Condensed ~ Porm. As a result of a fall at the Beloher mine at noon last Monday, Dryden Alexander has laid off from work suffering from several injuries. He was at work loading spiling on to a car, and as he stepped backward he fell over the oar track extending over the mouth of a shaft. .The track prevented his falling into the shaft. Mr. Alexander suffered a fractare of two ribs in the fall, and is compelled to lay off from work for a while. _ Joseph Deal met with a very severe aésident Wednesday afternoon on the Sierra City road. He had been out working with Wm. Shaughnessy and his men, and they wore on their way home. Deal was seated on the front seat of the wagon, John McDonnell driving. A sudden jolt threw Deal off and he atrack the edge of the road and when the wagon was stopped the injared man was found lying in the wagon rut in the ‘roadway behind the wagon. It was feared at first that the the wheel bad passed over his body bat an examination made afterwards by Dr. Iglick disclosed the fact that he was not injured otherwice than by the fall from the wagon. Though quite badly bruised and shaken up bis injuries are not dangerous.Frank R. Wehe arrived here last Friday “evening, coming by way ef Loyalton. He has been engaged this Mrs. I. Zellerbach, who has been here for the past week on a visit to her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Barub, returned to San Francisco yesterday, A. B. Oarey, who has’ been here on a viait to his mother, returned to San Franciaco yesterday. Mrs. Frank Kendrick and daughter left yesterday for Sao Francisco on a visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fleming left yesterday for San Francisco. W. McGagin of. Willow Valley left yesterday for San Francisco on a visit to his daughter. % Mrs. Spargo left yesterday for ‘San Francisco to visit friends. Mrs. Dan Holland left yesterday for San Franvisco to visit friends. Mr. and Mre. Wm. Gifhn returned this morning from Bartlett Springs, where they have been for the past month. Mrs. Hallett and children returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Sheriff D. B. Getchell and wife returned last evening from Stockton. AD, Allan returned last evening from Bartiett Springs, where he has been for the benefit of his health. Miss Eleanor Hoeft returned last evening from San Francisco, where she has been for some time. ~ W. G. Follanabee, F. Reeb and W. F. Tarner of San Francisco arrived here on last eveniog’s train. P; 8. Waldron is down from Graniteville, : F, M. Egan is here ffom Sacra~ meato. Mrs. B. Rale of Berkeley, who has been here ona visit to her mother, ‘Mre. Kendrick, returned home today. Jobn Costa left this morning for San Francisco, where he intends to have his eyes treated. ; Fostmaster L. 8. Oslkine left this morning for Placer county. Miss Miramonte of San Francisco arrived here last evening to take a position in Miss Hoefi’se millinery store. J. Condon is down from Wasbing-. too. . W. M. Stover is here from San Francigco. w. F. Turner arrived here this morning from Berkeley. eo Excursion to the Fast. Those contempleting an Eastern trip will be interested to know that the Rio Grande System is operating via The Scenic Line of the World datly excursion care through from the Pacific Coast without chan . to Denver, Rae ‘fas City, Omaha, Onicago, Xt. : New ork, Boston and intermediate points. ‘ O rdinary or These are the Pullman dread Tourist sleepers, provided fortable berths, bedding and linen of the Pullman standard. They have separate lavatories, are well lighted and heated, and in fact only differ from the more expensive “standard mere in tee Keg inside floishing. ei peaides the colored porter, an Excarsion Manager accompanies the cars ‘tor the sole purpose of looking after the walfare and comfort of the party. There is no charge beyond the regalar railroad and sleeping car rates to those who accompany these excurinterested, let us quote Tt you ere vet rates and give you the lowest ore details, aud elso farnish you illustrated books descriptive of us evepace® mountain scenery oD the American continent. . MANSFIELD, General Agent, of the upholstery . oi.¢ Lague, besides looking after his private legal practice in this section. The matter of presenting the county boundary question before the State Board of Equalization bas been postponed by the Board until November 12th, At that time the District Attorneys of Sierra and Nevada counties will appear before the State Board at Sacramento and present the entire matter respecting the disputed boundaty line between the twd counties be-. fore him. W. ©. Oakes of Sonora has taken possession of the Golden Star quartz mine just east of Downieville and is preparing to sink a shaft on the vein, A Simple Question. Nevada City people are requested to . honestly answer this: Is not the word of a representative citizen of Nevada City more convineing than the doubtful utterances of people living everywhere else in the Union. Read this. W. G. Richards, groceries and provisions, Broad St., next dour to the City Hall, says: “Some months ago lI was so lame across the small of the back that I was forced to send a note to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills. It was an. impossibility for me to stoopénd what caused the trouble was so great a mystery a8 what to do to rid myself of the annoyance. The treatment of Doan’s Kidney Pills effectually stopped the backache and it did not require the entire contents of the box. I gave the balance to a

miner, a friend of mine, who has taken a course of treatment since and undoubted benefit followed.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’e—and take no substitute. pipe for Lone Siar. Three carloads of pip? arrived here today for the Lone Star Mining Company (Murcnie), to be used in constructing a pipe line from the dam to the works. Everything is progressing satisfactorily at this mine. : _++90--—— Drunkards and Gilt Edge Whiskey never mix. Oaly men that want good . . . . Past Few Days. About midnight last Saturday Mrs. Mary Oooley, wife of Ernest Cooley, departed this life at her’ home on Sprivg street. Mrs, Cooley nursed the late William Scott, and contrected pneumonia, which caused her death, The decedsed was a native of San Francisco, and aged 84 years. She was well liked by all her acquaintances, and had many friends. Besides a husband, she leaves a sister in Los Angeles and two brothers.in San Francisco. The funeral took place this afternoon at 2180 o'clock, Mrs. Murrish, mother of Rev. J. T. Murrish, who was pastor of the Methodist church at thie city at one time, died at North Bloomfield sesterday morning from the infirmities of old age. She wasa noble, Christian woman, and was fully prepared when the end came, ‘The deceased had been a resident of North Bloomfield for about ayear. The remains were brought to this city last evening, and today were shipped to Redding, Shasta county, where interment will be, made. _©. B. Chambers, an old resident of this city, died Saturday morning at Stockton, from a gradual breaking down of the system. Deceased was a native of Canada, and aged 78 years. He lived at Selby Fiat for several years, on the old Hitchcock place, until bis health gave away, and will be kindly remembered by his many oldLanp and Water Company for time friends. He was the father . of . the dam at Le ke Tahoe, known as the John Chambers of Selby Flat, The remains arrived here on last evening’s’ train, and the funeral took place from the Nevada County Undertaking Parlora at 11 o’clock this morning. Left This Morning. Thomas 8. Ford, Esq., left this morning for Placerville, El Dorado ‘county, where he will address the voters tomorrow evening, in behalf of his candidacy for Congress. , The Democratic county convention meets at that place tomorrow, é Famous the. World Over—Fully Matured. Sold E verywhere. Fresh Every Day.. Are my:Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Oosy parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada ~ City Ormiston Swayze, Physician ard Surgeon ——tot— All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m, to 8 p. m, Grass Valley : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m. to 12 m, . Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street. whiskey drink Gilt Edge. It is pure. For sale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. —_——~————9 > if you want 4 good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 T FOR THE BES OWELS t of the f you haven't a regular, healthy Fri gay ty yout bowels every day, Jon Tv orce, in the shape of vio. bowels open, and ‘4 rous. The smooth. jent physic or pill poison, Is anger the bowel t_perfect way eoping es aslest, most re Be sEM LIKE CANDY org Taste Good Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. te a, ken. or Gripe, 19, 9, and cen’ Rover Sick eh ite for free sample, and booklet Beatth. Addre' ‘ Na 425 Market ot., San Francisco, Cal. 9 BROAD STREET MARKET . . . . ts) All kinds of ‘New Vegetables Fresh Is Every Day. Fresh and Salted Fish, Poultry and . Eggs, Candies and Nats, Several Old Residents a Have Died Within the:. }Council Chambers. Try them. News from Truckee a Vida Harry Fitzgerald was yerterday fined: $10 by Justice Finnegan for disturbing the peace, He. was found guilty of killing a dog belonging to James Muir, Frederick Oarnelues, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Oooke, died in Reno Wednesday. The child was taken with a apell ef infantile dyspepsia and lived but a day. The body was brought here for interment. ' BE. E. Doolittle, a prospector who for a number of years bas lived and worked around Summit, died there Tbareday of pneamonia, after an illneas of foar days. Hon. P. L. Flanigan of Reno wires from San Francisco to James Sullivan that he has closed the deal with the Donner Van Schmitt dam, for’ $40,000. The Nevada Power and Light Company, of which Mr. Flanigan is president, is to pay $22,508 and the farmers on Ahe meadows are to pay the balance.” Business Locals. For the best of everything in the. meat line send your orders to Naffziger The Choicest brands of whisky and vigars can be found at W.J. Britt 4} tf Loveland is now eelling his famoubread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bekery. Try it and yon will always buy it. nov6-tf A’ good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pins and Spring street: ~ Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall/tf Registration All Must Register This Year. If you have not already registered during the year 1902, you must do so at once. The last day for registration is Wednesday, September 24th. The last day to transfer from one precinct to another in the county is Thursday, October 9, 1902. Call early and avoid the rush. ¥F. L, ARBOGAST, County Clerk. AUGUST RAPP, Proprietor. Seated . . . Syaeh . Sey ona 5 rs/ @EE ©O0 © There aré as many Stars in the Heavens *¥*x* iu the day time as at night *kx*x ©O©O Are acknowledged to be the Best the world over Foley's Ice Cream Soda and Fine Cans C. Warnack Gero. C Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. eins “Crosse & Blackwells Yarmouth Bloater Paste, Crosse & Blackwells Anchovie Paste, Sardellen Ringe, Teyssonneau’s Anchovies in Oil, Le Marchand _ Mackerel in Oil, Marshall's Kippered Herring.We Carry the Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese. . GAYLORD © SON CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Hon. MULT Noming Por Gongres:. man Will be Here Friday. Hon. J. M. Gillett, the Republican nominee for Congressman from this District, will arrive in Nevada Oity next Fridey afternoon, coming from Downieville where he addresses a mass meeting Thursday night. Mr. Ranch For Sale“at a Bargain. rte VINTON'S DRUG STORE. Colored Lawns — Carpets Phone Main 551 Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal School Books -——and——-= Gillett will attend the Rerublican and at just one-half the usual ‘price. county convention at Grase Valley on Ru If looki f ba: ; 4 s you are looking for bargains metnrd ar . ~~ g call at our Store. The Holland Ranch, situated near . . Oolumbie Hill is offered ata bargain 3 @. Enquire of Brown & Mor. an. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Moodpecter: Citra Mild Yew Shape Yow Size Sweet and Fragrant Pine Street, hhh hhh I am closing out a few tools at the following prices: Wood Plows at........06$2.60 each Wood Beading Planes at... 25 cents each Wood Hounds at.........25 cents each Wood Matching Pianes at. ... $1 per pair Adjustable Handle Draw Knives at 50c each Patented Auger Handles at. ..15 cente each Socket Framing Ohisela, all sizes, at 85c each Tanged Chisels, all sizes, at.. .25 cente each Brass Obalk Line Box, with line, 10 cts each Heayy Ooat and Hat Hooks at.10 cents doz Parties desiring any of these. goods had better call early as they will not last long at the above prices. PROPPED GEO. E. TURNER = mG Hardwrare — . Ory hem Made by Large “GIT : Sweet N. S. of Md. ¥ * * * * & * % * * * * * * » « * *« * 5 + * % *% * *% ,S * -* x p~9 *« x » * “ * * x ¥ * * * * : * * ¥ : * a i % ¥% * a ¥‘ « rt tS tid bt ifstsiahstatalatatotaiatohatad TATLOR'S PUNT. Green Olives Sour Pickles Potatoe Ching.. 5: scisisicinccnscrats Pickled Pigsfeet .......... Price List ——* kk kK Kereen OUGOR ili cc cschisinniientes 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives Pickles jest etine FOR e rere meen rere tees eee FH eee eee ees nes see Ground Spices 2-02. bg 8-oz. GOhe Ree Five Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ? umber solutely pure and full weight. We also carry whole epices in bulk, wnich we sell in any desired quantities. ’ Tayr’sTea& Cafe Has Coffee Roasters § Tea Blenders e road street. Nevada City, Oal. * Uinpamon.... seeee 100 6150 (250 Oloves... ceeseceee+s 100 150 250 Alispice........ 100 lbc 26cls Ginger.. 2.56.4: ~ 100 5c 250 Thyme.. -100 150 266 Sage.. 100 ' 150 256 Savory. 10 150 256 Marjoram 10s ibe 5c Mace ... Ibe 260. 50c Nutmegs....... 6c 2c 50¢ oe Oayenne......6100 150 «25c eet Black Pepper...... 100 15c 250 White Pepper..... 100. 15c 2fc MOUAES ic «ce 6ikne cds’ 10c 150 25e These spices are in tings and are abTelephone}521. Whether it’e a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices.: Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS, . , School Supplies For the next Ten days we will close out all our Colored Lawns See our line of Rugs and Carpets.Nevada City. 25 cents per quart se. 25 Cents per quart vsseeee + 35 Cents per quart 25 cents per quart ssssmereyee 25 Cents a pound wees TO Cents a pound s