September 21, 1900 (4 pages)

‘a Rue’'S pes . 2 “Gough Gure ieee PERSONAL POINTERS, P ‘their regular monthly ‘meeting “last . ; Se Eaglenon. 5Sacramento, yeeo Dally Chronele of be Dolngsof Both Okt night,B. 8, Rector, president e‘the. Golden terday ufternoon, The Republicans) eA enone from here} — be . donating $250 for the relief of the flood . * and Young For recent and chronic ‘Board, presiding, ha tek cava sil ‘sufferers:at Galveston. It reade as folIt was oniored bhet the shinny of ‘the held: their meeting in the parlor, while} Propertyraed as high asten cents tothepan. sei H. Tolandis up from Smarteville. driver of thegarbage cart be raised from the Democrats held theirs in a room Superintendent. ‘Pendergast intends. Avstin,‘Texas, Hept. 20, 1900. ‘adjoining. The ‘delegations arrived Frank. Golden left. this morning for $45 to $50 per month, commencing active work as soon as B. 8. Rector, Mayor of Nevada City. at about the same hour frém their reCarson. James Grove reported that he had . ‘the machinery: is in place, and will deYour telegram received. Welle, Fargo H. L. Moody: vecarned thie morning inspected the bridge on Gold Run and spective localities. The most cordial ‘velop the--property on an extensive &Co, paid me $250 yesterday fig a conrelations .exist between Sam. D. to Truckee. ~* found that thesouth wall of the same ecale. If the mine should “prove” ‘ae . California City, Nevada from tribution George Frahm arrived here last even should be entirely rebuilt and with a Woods, the Republican nominee for rich as indications show, a number ‘of: Many thanks for the generous action. Congress, and Jo D. Sproul, as the ing on business. little repairing of the north wall the miners will be employed, and it will Jos. D. Sayers, L. W. Evanscame over from North bridge would be fit. for traffic. No acfollowing will show. Woods arrived be agreat thing for more San Juan, Governor. there first, as he will in the OonSan Juan today. tionwas taken. gressional . contest. A few moments Jake Miller came down from Down. The street committee was Soideated ievilleyesterday. to have a cement sidewalk laid at the later Sproul came rushing in, grip in Want Everythiog Labeled hand,when the two shook hands in W. A. Trengman came dows from plaza, between the two bridges. Washington today. : Chief Engineer Wolf and Assistant the most affectionate manner, and the ‘San Dimao, September 20—Erasmas Ontcaco, September 21—At the secA. 8. Wall of Oakland arrived here Chief ‘Schmidt, appeared before the following conversation occurred bePayne, 70 years old, u veteran of Oomond day's session of the National pany G, 115'h Obio Volunteers, who Wholesale Druggists’ Association and on last evening’s train. Board in relation to the amount of tween the fival candidates: — W.M. Rogers of ‘San Francis.:o armoney in the fire fand. It was ordered . Woode—“Hello, Jo, how are you ?” was apparently under the influence of theProprietary Association of AmerSproul—"Pretty well,eam how are liquor, fell into an open trench in fica, © demand was made that all arrived here this afternoon, that hereafter when anything is needed Fourth Street last night,.which was beticles handled by wholesale druggists J. G. Relton of San Francisco is by the Fire Delegates other than the you?” Woods—"Never felt yeanger: or bet ing dug by the opposition water com-} ang jobbers be properly labeled to prehere spending a few days. usual necessities of the department the F.H. Gregg of St. Louis, Mo., arrived Board of City Trustees be first conter in my life. By the way Jo. my Oonpany. ‘He was dead when discovered, vent the buyer from being imposed uphere on the morning train. . sulted, so the fire fund will not be gressional committee meets this afterand the post mortem examination on. The Borrius pure food and drug Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma noon, and I would like you to give me ‘tt @ ~ @ © ‘Drugs, Stationery and eaoto Supplies. showed that he bad strack his head on . pj1j introduced at the last session of a partial list which I will give you now and the balance as soon as my committee meets. Say, Sam have you you to some of my friends, bere is so (Oreek arrived here last night en route ordinance, making the time limit for buro,” and a number of others in the sto Washington. handling certain quantities of high exsame way. Woods—“Now, Jol want you to go Mrs. Swift and son have returned to plosives from 6 a. m, to6 p. m. and and ‘take lunch with me,” and the in (their home at San Francisco after vissubmit the same to the Board at the same invitation was extended to the iiting in this city. next meeting. others, —Mre. Fred Marvin, who has been here Water Collector Murchie reported Spronl—“Well, Sam, that would be a on a visit to OC. P. Loughridge and wife, total sales of water last month, $1413 72 good idea‘as I am tired and hungry.” weturned to Colfax today. Amount collected last month, $1314 42 READY-TO-WEAR HATS AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS . an of assured a and price. ‘Saturday Evening, September 224. —TO BE GIVEN so \bere this afternoon on a business trip. City Attorney Lindley was instructed and so from Nevada Oity, so and from Stockton, so and so from AuVv. 8.and F. D. Gaubanin of Sutter to draft an amendment. to: the powder. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. BY THE— . Knickerbocker Dancing Club, St. Helena Sanitarium SENT Eien: 50 CENTS. LADIES FREE. Woods took Sproul’s arm, and the Marshal Tompkins’ reported licenses CHILDREN 25 CENTS party marched into the dining room ae Mr. and Mra, Canfield, who have een here on & Visit, retarned this sold during the month to the amount where they spent an hour in the most Largest eprine floorin the county. morning to San Francisco. of $76. Taxes collected during last pleasant manner, and politics was not Nex t to Union Hotel, ‘Main street Mise Winnie Mulloy returned home month, $162.30. mentioned while they were enjoying The:Poundmaster reported two cows yesterday from a pleasure trip to ag vo the feast. Franeisco and other places. impounded during the month. Nan YY VY Vs at / aa gana gee cae An outsider on seeing the pleasant George 1. Beckley. ofthe. Grotto. saThe following. bills against. the city loon, who has been sick at San Franwere found due and ordered paid from relat‘ons that existed between them would naturally bave concluded that eisco, returned home last evening. . . the General Fund: they were two old friends who had just E A. Tompkins, $50; H. Shearer, $52; E. J. Oroas, son of Hon. C. W. Cross, a long separation, instead of after met He home. old his tu visit a W. Ashburn, $8; H. Marchie, $75; RK fe here on being rival candidates for Congress. has not been here for seventeen years. Eddy, $65; Sidney Peard, $20; J. FlewSuch a friendly. spirit showed that Mies Eleanor Hoeft, who has been e.lyn, $45; Geo. Merrill, $15; £. Towle, Graham Crackers, 15 cents et ee Ly pr aESree E MANNER, 10 West. 14. toF.C. Luetje. 4 sfsweltering f he had the orthwith to. a plate of —on second: take an Ice , because of atisfying er case he getting the crercial Street. a 1E JALITY THE 2ST Soup rsons 1p in ‘Gold Bluff, Sierra county, to superin F. Howell, $90; Nevada City Ice Com Wood Want to look over the line. $7.50; Ed. Sneath, $20; M. L. & D. John T.Skelton is here in the interest of the Denver & Rio Grande RailShaw Co, $80.80; Legg & Shaw Co») road Company. Mr. Skelton has many $308.82; George E. Turner, $19.03; F. M* jase sor Congressman, in early times Lhe dea hice cae Quartette — Mesers. Roberts and Harry. Vocal Solo—Mertez Downey. corHe is thoroughly was engaged in mining ab Smartsville, Yubac unty. ~ versant with the mining question, and lee ‘well Iustramental Duette, his hands. (violin and} 5 and State : $1.50-a Gal roan.) fea fall quae ~ Boe Gal R CHE s 3. a aud delivered t alistted, ly % Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stoek of OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Carpets at Wholesale Prices J.CHENEY. Oar RANK 73 CaTaRRa OC of Batts Which does not inolude sewing or laying. Look at these prices: HIRE’S ROOT ‘BEER 3-ply, 67 %4c and 75¢ per yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. — Raugpurs, 30¢ per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65¢ per yard. Brussels, ranging from 60c to-75¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from r %c to 30c per yd Just Arriwed. Hinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk: Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk . ‘. Heinz Chow Chow. € Snell & Fleming. III Heinz Chutney te Se le Se le Se ee Me MMM8 Jeing Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspberries P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street. that next Wednesday, Sep. California Frut-in Jars! Notary Pablic. be able to vote at the election Cure ie taken intone. Po. 6th. Get a move Hall's Gatarrh ally, andmacesacts directly on the bi end" surfaces of apes , System, on or you will lose your vote, E *OMENE& Y00, Toledo,0 Sewer Work. pile are the best. to do alt ne is prepared J. Tremai *R, 16-cents per peckage. At ©. Gaytord & Son's . rates.~ uf Stacey a teoxery Are Prepared fo take orders Yor vonnect ng sewers * ue best of lumber, shakes, shingles Anyone desiring work dom immediate: aud avery {hing in the: baiiding line. ly should see John8: Gregory. Van Camp’s Pork and Beans -EIw MeBING at the very lowest at substitute for kinds of sewer work “great ot-Ferin,thegre tt: Heinz Custard alr on which to fegister so as to : BW. GLEASON, Broad St., above Pine, TN G6. co BRAF ‘FOR CASH ONLY. SONORA HOI : Jewelry Made to Order. Delays are dangerous. The Sere ar se tember 26th, is the. last day . ~ $1.00 2 Gal for Other Goods 5S ang OR no. Register Immediately -@ senior partner of the firm of F. an, 51) Jewelry sroten vias mendes Mende . o¥ sin To Make Room OAS thing new. $7.00 WOOK K * HORII —————— <8rats of Ouro, City or ToLepo, regisDOL voters who have not ps gum of ONE HUNDRED of Z Caand every case each ARS “ebe cnrcai! by the use. tered: should bear in mind te cannot tanned thet Ps . Commercial Street, Nevada City. : piano)—Fred and George Cooper, ee yand that ssid firm will pey nner Fo ~ RES SG AGASSI N AAA SEE NEOPETS Beans in Gans 3 . ARDWARE; STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, ROUSE FURKISHING 00s> Recitation—Harry Tamblyn. * Yoeal Solo—Prof. J. R. Davis. the. mountain and valley people are Recitation—Miss Grace Jackson, in sts intere their aatistied to trust & Oo., doing business in Bs ed in 3-lb. MILLINERY. The public is invited ‘to cull and inspect stock. quality, to be delivered.at Washington schoolhouse, careFree Entertainment. fully piled, on or before Occf North Bloomfield, arrived here lest evening from Ouskland and left this made been have All arrangements tober 15th; 1900. ~ _ morning for North Bloomfield to visit and all is now in readiness for the free . . hie old stamping ground The Board reserves the entertainment to be given at the Meth, T. M. Lash, the manafacturer of the odist church this evening. ‘fhe feature celebrated Web's California A No, 1 of the evening vill be a “wonder tree.” right to reject any and all bids, : Tonic, wks in town today interviewing Refreshments will be sold and the fol_ CHAS. *E. MULLOY, , ou meftebants, and placed many a case lowing programme will be rendered: Chairman. .with them. ‘They are the: only pure Instrumental Solo— Michael Hyman. Lbittere in the market. Recitation—Minnie Lane. LEONARD S, CALKINS,~ 2 Vocal Solo—F. L. Arbogast. Once a Miner. Secretary. Recitation— Al Seaman. Hughes. Mabel s Solo—Mis Vocal Nevada City, Sept. 20, 1900. Sen. D. Woods, the . publican nomWerry, Davis, hére on July 3:d, 1896. A. 8. Walcome, an old-time resident. Jackson's Betve Lacey, Tam now in a position to undersell all competitors in any line of Well seasoned and of good friende iu this city whom he met while Miller, $1. pieieAT— Patterns and W alking Shapes, sinty Cords of and left this morning for Downieville Four-foot Oak Wood, Marsh, $5.01; D. 8. Baker, $850; Legg & John James, $1260; Harry Evans, $5; Wm. Richards, $8.75; John McCauley, oF ‘of Toledo, County mbo, Windows, Doors, Paints. Finé lumber of all description. . TowxE Bros. Co. stend mrcoensaeenm of a flame for pany, $2.90; Joseph Axford, $1.25; O. H. . Tompkins, $8; Morning Union, $6.40. tthat mine.James M. Hapgood of Smartsville. “The following were found due and Bids will be received by the .earrived here lust evening and left this ordered paid from the fire fund: wmorning for 4he Erie mine,.where he of Education of Nevada Legg & Shaw Co:, $1.40, Brown & Board Calkins, $3.20; Nevada Hose Co., No. 1, thas employment. {Dr. Miller of Morth San Jurn, who $13.50; Pennsylvania Engine Co., No, 2, City up to 7 o'clock p. m. has:been at San Francisco, where bis $15.10; Wm, Abbott, $5; Morning geek Sept. 26, 1900, father has been quite ill, returned here Uaion, (80; Samuel Clutter, $40; J.-F. leat evenitig an:his way home. Colley, $84; Morning Union, $6 40. 8. G. Steal ot London, Kentucky, The f llowing bills on the Sewer fund one of thé Owners of the Downieville were allowed: stage line, arrived here last evening, Oat Meal Crackers, -15 cents. Having returned sees San Franci sco, where she purchased a fine line of ° ~yesterday. Slyke, 29; W. H. Smith, $9.75; H. and F O. D. Campbell left this morning for Li. Cooper, 24 64; N. F. Howell, $1.66; N. Nucose, 25 cents per can. Granola,2 packages 25 cents. Granola Flakes, 15 cents. Granola Biscuit, 15 cents. 2 . b Caramel Cereal, 25 cents. ES cents, ° if ie -" Whole Wheat Sticks, 15 cents. Fruit Sticks, 20 ceuts. MISS E.“HOBFT, ldveail “aad Nut Butter, 25 cents per can. Graham{Sticks, 15 cents. The LatestTn Millinery! purchasivg goods in San Francisco for $10; Bay Counties Power Co., $154.70; her fall millinery trade, returned last South Yuba Water Co., $630.40; George evening. Dulac, $1.25; Wm. Kinzle, $50; L. L, Fred Dunn, Louis Silva and Walter Cauthie, $8.72; P.L. Huster, $10.71; M. Tompkins left this morning for the Schader, $250; Ed. Sneath, $14.37;, CO. Erie mine, wheré they will work on the Rucker, $6; Union Ice Ov., $13.55; M. L. new mill. : "& D. Marsh, $21.21; Frank Worthington, Wm. Waters and Wm. Bluett, who; $2.50; Ed. Arthur, $3; James Grove, $5; jhave been working at the Gold Point Evening Herald, $2; E. A. Tompkins, :mine above Downieville, came. down $9; W. D. Vinton, $6 75; B. A. Van Health Foods: === MUSIC BY FULL NEVADA CITY BAND. 2 they were both noble fellows. a We are showing an abundance of artistic and “snappy” effectain GRAND OPEN AIR DANCE is to take off the cjty license and in its seen Cuminetti, he has been over the Miss Irving returned home last evenstead compel all who sell liquor to pay ground and he can post us?” ing from an extended visit abroad. the.same license as the saloons. This. Woods—“Well, the committees will Mrs. Emma Fischer arrived on last matter brought about a live discussion not meet for an hour and a half, and ‘evening’s train from San Francisco. and was. floully laid on the table for in the meantime, here let me introduce fature consideration. < H. DICKERMAN. your dates in the district as I do not an iron pipe, and ruptured a blood vesCongress was heartily. endorsed and want to conflict with yours.” sel, his death being from-suffocation. the members urged to support it. Sproul—“All right, Sam, I have only. two week’s trip to San Francisco. F. V. Carmack ‘of St. Louie arrived For sale and laos Pleasant, safe and prompt. anteed by Fell toHis Death. Mr. and Mrs. John M: Hussey will overdrawn. leave tomorrow for Boston. The proposed suse license ordi. fA. Chambers arrived home lust nance, previously read to the Board, imposing a license of $20 a quarter on evening from San Francisco, Sam Boukofsky of San Francisco all persone selling liquor, including came in on the afternoon train. saloons, grocery stores, etc., was again Archie Rowe has returned from a take up. The object of this ordinance a. . Sala Paints and.Oils, House Furnishing Goods. Iron: and Steel e} eS Copper and Granite Iron War Tork Windows and Glass, Tia, : Ceaneea (° ; “ “ “ 6. “ “ : *: 5 ey I“Tb. roc 2 lbs 20c 3lbs. asc ‘Hire’ s Carbonate, Koot Beer in Pint Bottles Rie” s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. Whole, Sliced and Grated Pia GEO.E. TORNER, Pine Stet, Hevata City ICHAS. E. MULLOY,. PIONEER GROCER, SALT WAPERS IN CAR TOONS, 1Sc EACH. A 0 A TE EEE TE CEE TE TE ME A SAE EE TE HE TE TE PT EE WE ee

‘a Rue’'S pes . 2 “Gough Gure ieee PERSONAL POINTERS, P ‘their regular monthly ‘meeting “last . ; Se Eaglenon. 5Sacramento, yeeo Dally Chronele of be Dolngsof Both Okt night,B. 8, Rector, president e‘the. Golden terday ufternoon, The Republicans) eA enone from here} — be . donating $250 for the relief of the flood . * and Young For recent and chronic ‘Board, presiding, ha tek cava sil ‘sufferers:at Galveston. It reade as folIt was oniored bhet the shinny of ‘the held: their meeting in the parlor, while} Propertyraed as high asten cents tothepan. sei H. Tolandis up from Smarteville. driver of thegarbage cart be raised from the Democrats held theirs in a room Superintendent. ‘Pendergast intends. Avstin,‘Texas, Hept. 20, 1900. ‘adjoining. The ‘delegations arrived Frank. Golden left. this morning for $45 to $50 per month, commencing active work as soon as B. 8. Rector, Mayor of Nevada City. at about the same hour frém their reCarson. James Grove reported that he had . ‘the machinery: is in place, and will deYour telegram received. Welle, Fargo H. L. Moody: vecarned thie morning inspected the bridge on Gold Run and spective localities. The most cordial ‘velop the--property on an extensive &Co, paid me $250 yesterday fig a conrelations .exist between Sam. D. to Truckee. ~* found that thesouth wall of the same ecale. If the mine should “prove” ‘ae . California City, Nevada from tribution George Frahm arrived here last even should be entirely rebuilt and with a Woods, the Republican nominee for rich as indications show, a number ‘of: Many thanks for the generous action. Congress, and Jo D. Sproul, as the ing on business. little repairing of the north wall the miners will be employed, and it will Jos. D. Sayers, L. W. Evanscame over from North bridge would be fit. for traffic. No acfollowing will show. Woods arrived be agreat thing for more San Juan, Governor. there first, as he will in the OonSan Juan today. tionwas taken. gressional . contest. A few moments Jake Miller came down from Down. The street committee was Soideated ievilleyesterday. to have a cement sidewalk laid at the later Sproul came rushing in, grip in Want Everythiog Labeled hand,when the two shook hands in W. A. Trengman came dows from plaza, between the two bridges. Washington today. : Chief Engineer Wolf and Assistant the most affectionate manner, and the ‘San Dimao, September 20—Erasmas Ontcaco, September 21—At the secA. 8. Wall of Oakland arrived here Chief ‘Schmidt, appeared before the following conversation occurred bePayne, 70 years old, u veteran of Oomond day's session of the National pany G, 115'h Obio Volunteers, who Wholesale Druggists’ Association and on last evening’s train. Board in relation to the amount of tween the fival candidates: — W.M. Rogers of ‘San Francis.:o armoney in the fire fand. It was ordered . Woode—“Hello, Jo, how are you ?” was apparently under the influence of theProprietary Association of AmerSproul—"Pretty well,eam how are liquor, fell into an open trench in fica, © demand was made that all arrived here this afternoon, that hereafter when anything is needed Fourth Street last night,.which was beticles handled by wholesale druggists J. G. Relton of San Francisco is by the Fire Delegates other than the you?” Woods—"Never felt yeanger: or bet ing dug by the opposition water com-} ang jobbers be properly labeled to prehere spending a few days. usual necessities of the department the F.H. Gregg of St. Louis, Mo., arrived Board of City Trustees be first conter in my life. By the way Jo. my Oonpany. ‘He was dead when discovered, vent the buyer from being imposed uphere on the morning train. . sulted, so the fire fund will not be gressional committee meets this afterand the post mortem examination on. The Borrius pure food and drug Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma noon, and I would like you to give me ‘tt @ ~ @ © ‘Drugs, Stationery and eaoto Supplies. showed that he bad strack his head on . pj1j introduced at the last session of a partial list which I will give you now and the balance as soon as my committee meets. Say, Sam have you you to some of my friends, bere is so (Oreek arrived here last night en route ordinance, making the time limit for buro,” and a number of others in the sto Washington. handling certain quantities of high exsame way. Woods—“Now, Jol want you to go Mrs. Swift and son have returned to plosives from 6 a. m, to6 p. m. and and ‘take lunch with me,” and the in (their home at San Francisco after vissubmit the same to the Board at the same invitation was extended to the iiting in this city. next meeting. others, —Mre. Fred Marvin, who has been here Water Collector Murchie reported Spronl—“Well, Sam, that would be a on a visit to OC. P. Loughridge and wife, total sales of water last month, $1413 72 good idea‘as I am tired and hungry.” weturned to Colfax today. Amount collected last month, $1314 42 READY-TO-WEAR HATS AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS .. an of assured a and price. ‘Saturday Evening, September 224. —TO BE GIVEN so \bere this afternoon on a business trip. City Attorney Lindley was instructed and so from Nevada Oity, so and from Stockton, so and so from AuVv. 8.and F. D. Gaubanin of Sutter to draft an amendment. to: the powder. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. BY THE— . Knickerbocker Dancing Club, St. Helena Sanitarium SENT Eien: 50 CENTS. LADIES FREE. Woods took Sproul’s arm, and the Marshal Tompkins’ reported licenses CHILDREN 25 CENTS party marched into the dining room ae Mr. and Mra, Canfield, who have een here on & Visit, retarned this sold during the month to the amount where they spent an hour in the most Largest eprine floorin the county. morning to San Francisco. of $76. Taxes collected during last pleasant manner, and politics was not Nex t to Union Hotel, ‘Main street Mise Winnie Mulloy returned home month, $162.30. mentioned while they were enjoying The:Poundmaster reported two cows yesterday from a pleasure trip to ag vo the feast. Franeisco and other places. impounded during the month. Nan YY VY Vs at / aa gana gee cae An outsider on seeing the pleasant George 1. Beckley. ofthe. Grotto. saThe following. bills against. the city loon, who has been sick at San Franwere found due and ordered paid from relat‘ons that existed between them would naturally bave concluded that eisco, returned home last evening. . . the General Fund: they were two old friends who had just E A. Tompkins, $50; H. Shearer, $52; E. J. Oroas, son of Hon. C. W. Cross, a long separation, instead of after met He home. old his tu visit a W. Ashburn, $8; H. Marchie, $75; RK fe here on being rival candidates for Congress. has not been here for seventeen years. Eddy, $65; Sidney Peard, $20; J. FlewSuch a friendly. spirit showed that Mies Eleanor Hoeft, who has been e.lyn, $45; Geo. Merrill, $15; £. Towle, Graham Crackers, 15 cents et ee Ly pr aESree E MANNER, 10 West. 14. toF.C. Luetje. 4 sfsweltering f he had the orthwith to. a plate of —on second: take an Ice , because of atisfying er case he getting the crercial Street. a 1E JALITY THE 2ST Soup rsons 1p in ‘Gold Bluff, Sierra county, to superin F. Howell, $90; Nevada City Ice Com Wood Want to look over the line. $7.50; Ed. Sneath, $20; M. L. & D. John T.Skelton is here in the interest of the Denver & Rio Grande RailShaw Co, $80.80; Legg & Shaw Co») road Company. Mr. Skelton has many $308.82; George E. Turner, $19.03; F. M* jase sor Congressman, in early times Lhe dea hice cae Quartette — Mesers. Roberts and Harry. Vocal Solo—Mertez Downey. corHe is thoroughly was engaged in mining ab Smartsville, Yubac unty. ~ versant with the mining question, and lee ‘well Iustramental Duette, his hands. (violin and} 5 and State : $1.50-a Gal roan.) fea fall quae ~ Boe Gal R CHE s 3. a aud delivered t alistted, ly % Stones replaced in settings— Old chains made as good as For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stoek of OLD JEWELS RESET IN MODERN STYLE Carpets at Wholesale Prices J.CHENEY. Oar RANK 73 CaTaRRa OC of Batts Which does not inolude sewing or laying. Look at these prices: HIRE’S ROOT ‘BEER 3-ply, 67 %4c and 75¢ per yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. — Raugpurs, 30¢ per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65¢ per yard. Brussels, ranging from 60c to-75¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from r %c to 30c per yd Just Arriwed. Hinz Sweet Pickles in Bulk: Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk . ‘. Heinz Chow Chow. € Snell & Fleming. III Heinz Chutney te Se le Se le Se ee Me MMM8 Jeing Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspberries P. G. SCADDEN Commercial Street. that next Wednesday, Sep.

California Frut-in Jars! Notary Pablic. be able to vote at the election Cure ie taken intone. Po. 6th. Get a move Hall's Gatarrh ally, andmacesacts directly on the bi end" surfaces of apes , System, on or you will lose your vote, E *OMENE& Y00, Toledo,0 Sewer Work. pile are the best. to do alt ne is prepared J. Tremai *R, 16-cents per peckage. At ©. Gaytord & Son's . rates.~ uf Stacey a teoxery Are Prepared fo take orders Yor vonnect ng sewers * ue best of lumber, shakes, shingles Anyone desiring work dom immediate: aud avery {hing in the: baiiding line. ly should see John8: Gregory. Van Camp’s Pork and Beans -EIw MeBING at the very lowest at substitute for kinds of sewer work “great ot-Ferin,thegre tt: Heinz Custard alr on which to fegister so as to : BW. GLEASON, Broad St., above Pine, TN G6. co BRAF ‘FOR CASH ONLY. SONORA HOI : Jewelry Made to Order. Delays are dangerous. The Sere ar se tember 26th, is the. last day . ~ $1.00 2 Gal for Other Goods 5S ang OR no. Register Immediately -@ senior partner of the firm of F. an, 51) Jewelry sroten vias mendes Mende . o¥ sin To Make Room OAS thing new. $7.00 WOOK K * HORII —————— <8rats of Ouro, City or ToLepo, regisDOL voters who have not ps gum of ONE HUNDRED of Z Caand every case each ARS “ebe cnrcai! by the use. tered: should bear in mind te cannot tanned thet Ps . Commercial Street, Nevada City. : piano)—Fred and George Cooper, ee yand that ssid firm will pey nner Fo ~ RES SG AGASSI N AAA SEE NEOPETS Beans in Gans 3 . ARDWARE; STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, ROUSE FURKISHING 00s> Recitation—Harry Tamblyn. * Yoeal Solo—Prof. J. R. Davis. the. mountain and valley people are Recitation—Miss Grace Jackson, in sts intere their aatistied to trust & Oo., doing business in Bs ed in 3-lb. MILLINERY. The public is invited ‘to cull and inspect stock. quality, to be delivered.at Washington schoolhouse, careFree Entertainment. fully piled, on or before Occf North Bloomfield, arrived here lest evening from Ouskland and left this made been have All arrangements tober 15th; 1900. ~ _ morning for North Bloomfield to visit and all is now in readiness for the free . . hie old stamping ground The Board reserves the entertainment to be given at the Meth, T. M. Lash, the manafacturer of the odist church this evening. ‘fhe feature celebrated Web's California A No, 1 of the evening vill be a “wonder tree.” right to reject any and all bids, : Tonic, wks in town today interviewing Refreshments will be sold and the fol_ CHAS. *E. MULLOY, , ou meftebants, and placed many a case lowing programme will be rendered: Chairman. .with them. ‘They are the: only pure Instrumental Solo— Michael Hyman. Lbittere in the market. Recitation—Minnie Lane. LEONARD S, CALKINS,~ 2 Vocal Solo—F. L. Arbogast. Once a Miner. Secretary. Recitation— Al Seaman. Hughes. Mabel s Solo—Mis Vocal Nevada City, Sept. 20, 1900. Sen. D. Woods, the . publican nomWerry, Davis, hére on July 3:d, 1896. A. 8. Walcome, an old-time resident. Jackson's Betve Lacey, Tam now in a position to undersell all competitors in any line of Well seasoned and of good friende iu this city whom he met while Miller, $1. pieieAT— Patterns and W alking Shapes, sinty Cords of and left this morning for Downieville Four-foot Oak Wood, Marsh, $5.01; D. 8. Baker, $850; Legg & John James, $1260; Harry Evans, $5; Wm. Richards, $8.75; John McCauley, oF ‘of Toledo, County mbo, Windows, Doors, Paints. Finé lumber of all description. . TowxE Bros. Co. stend mrcoensaeenm of a flame for pany, $2.90; Joseph Axford, $1.25; O. H. . Tompkins, $8; Morning Union, $6.40. tthat mine.James M. Hapgood of Smartsville. “The following were found due and Bids will be received by the .earrived here lust evening and left this ordered paid from the fire fund: wmorning for 4he Erie mine,.where he of Education of Nevada Legg & Shaw Co:, $1.40, Brown & Board Calkins, $3.20; Nevada Hose Co., No. 1, thas employment. {Dr. Miller of Morth San Jurn, who $13.50; Pennsylvania Engine Co., No, 2, City up to 7 o'clock p. m. has:been at San Francisco, where bis $15.10; Wm, Abbott, $5; Morning geek Sept. 26, 1900, father has been quite ill, returned here Uaion, (80; Samuel Clutter, $40; J.-F. leat evenitig an:his way home. Colley, $84; Morning Union, $6 40. 8. G. Steal ot London, Kentucky, The f llowing bills on the Sewer fund one of thé Owners of the Downieville were allowed: stage line, arrived here last evening, Oat Meal Crackers, -15 cents. Having returned sees San Franci sco, where she purchased a fine line of ° ~yesterday. Slyke, 29; W. H. Smith, $9.75; H. and F O. D. Campbell left this morning for Li. Cooper, 24 64; N. F. Howell, $1.66; N. Nucose, 25 cents per can. Granola,2 packages 25 cents. Granola Flakes, 15 cents. Granola Biscuit, 15 cents. 2 . b Caramel Cereal, 25 cents. ES cents, ° if ie -" Whole Wheat Sticks, 15 cents. Fruit Sticks, 20 ceuts. MISS E.“HOBFT, ldveail “aad Nut Butter, 25 cents per can. Graham{Sticks, 15 cents. The LatestTn Millinery! purchasivg goods in San Francisco for $10; Bay Counties Power Co., $154.70; her fall millinery trade, returned last South Yuba Water Co., $630.40; George evening. Dulac, $1.25; Wm. Kinzle, $50; L. L, Fred Dunn, Louis Silva and Walter Cauthie, $8.72; P.L. Huster, $10.71; M. Tompkins left this morning for the Schader, $250; Ed. Sneath, $14.37;, CO. Erie mine, wheré they will work on the Rucker, $6; Union Ice Ov., $13.55; M. L. new mill. : "& D. Marsh, $21.21; Frank Worthington, Wm. Waters and Wm. Bluett, who; $2.50; Ed. Arthur, $3; James Grove, $5; jhave been working at the Gold Point Evening Herald, $2; E. A. Tompkins, :mine above Downieville, came. down $9; W. D. Vinton, $6 75; B. A. Van Health Foods: === MUSIC BY FULL NEVADA CITY BAND. 2 they were both noble fellows. a We are showing an abundance of artistic and “snappy” effectain GRAND OPEN AIR DANCE is to take off the cjty license and in its seen Cuminetti, he has been over the Miss Irving returned home last evenstead compel all who sell liquor to pay ground and he can post us?” ing from an extended visit abroad. the.same license as the saloons. This. Woods—“Well, the committees will Mrs. Emma Fischer arrived on last matter brought about a live discussion not meet for an hour and a half, and ‘evening’s train from San Francisco. and was. floully laid on the table for in the meantime, here let me introduce fature consideration. < H. DICKERMAN. your dates in the district as I do not an iron pipe, and ruptured a blood vesCongress was heartily. endorsed and want to conflict with yours.” sel, his death being from-suffocation. the members urged to support it. Sproul—“All right, Sam, I have only. two week’s trip to San Francisco. F. V. Carmack ‘of St. Louie arrived For sale and laos Pleasant, safe and prompt. anteed by Fell toHis Death. Mr. and Mrs. John M: Hussey will overdrawn. leave tomorrow for Boston. The proposed suse license ordi. fA. Chambers arrived home lust nance, previously read to the Board, imposing a license of $20 a quarter on evening from San Francisco, Sam Boukofsky of San Francisco all persone selling liquor, including came in on the afternoon train. saloons, grocery stores, etc., was again Archie Rowe has returned from a take up. The object of this ordinance a. . Sala Paints and.Oils, House Furnishing Goods. Iron: and Steel e} eS Copper and Granite Iron War Tork Windows and Glass, Tia, : Ceaneea (° ; “ “ “ 6. “ “ : *: 5 ey I“Tb. roc 2 lbs 20c 3lbs. asc ‘Hire’ s Carbonate, Koot Beer in Pint Bottles Rie” s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. Whole, Sliced and Grated Pia GEO.E. TORNER, Pine Stet, Hevata City ICHAS. E. MULLOY,. PIONEER GROCER, SALT WAPERS IN CAR TOONS, 1Sc EACH. A 0 A TE EEE TE CEE TE TE ME A SAE EE TE HE TE TE PT EE WE ee