September 21, 1903 (4 pages)

: See ce _ Nevapa C ITY DatLy TRANSCRIPT a NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, « 12 1-2¢ Per Week Delivered toany part uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays ‘Excepted, at Nevada City re i ee ey sees socevecess. September 22, 1903 ‘ciueaaieieieedimaeman Lg NOT ENCOUBAGING To JAIL BREAKERS. RIMINALS in general will derive little encouragement from the experience of the convicts who managed, through an extraordinary combination of ‘favorable circumstances, to escape from Folsom. ~What has happened to the fugitives is not calculated to encourage other convicts to follow their example. Their success has been temporary and is tempered by extraordinary hardship and by penalties yet to come. ~Of the thirteen who gained their liberty, éne has been killed and six recaptured. The last thus far to be recaptured is “Red Shirt Gordon,” who succeeded in getting so far away as the State of Texas, but he was re-arrested and allthe ,suffering and hard draft which he eudured in order to reach that locality has availed him nothing. He and all the balance who have been recaptured will be tried for murder and be hanged or sentenced to imprisonment for life. The fruit of their enterprise-is far from having a sweet savor. The sevenjstill at large are skulking and hiding in continual fear ot being recaptured. Since their escape they have undergone terrible hardship and privation. is a state of perpetual dread a Their existence nd terror. They cannot enjoy life. They have no sense of security. They live in constant dread of discovery or betrayal. doubts of the loyalty of each other. Their minds are tortured by Their chance.of ultimate escape is remote, for the history of similar enterprises is that all or nearly all the participants finally came to grief. So they slip from hiding place to hiding place, ever haunted by the fear of being shot down or made prisoner to suffer a more ignominious death on they hear pursuers, and when the gallows. In their dreams they eat, the cravings of huner are appeased between torturing reflections on the dangers of their situation. Thus a temporarily successful prison break affords little consolation to criminals and holds out small inducement for emulation. The venture has not been a profitable one. Its folly will yet appear in a cle arer light when the inexorable fiat of the law sends to the executioner the ‘men who murdered their keepers and am Crime never appears so sordid, bushed the pursuing militia, So short-sighted and so futile as when it is being expiated in the cold, severe formalities of the scaffold. Then “does the appear, and the arm of the law terrible significance of justice show its power. Tennis Club to Meet The members of the local tennis club are requested to meet at the Hotel Antlers tomorrow evening. It willthen be decided as to whether a datce or whist party is to be given by the club at aneurly date, The matter of giving something in the way of @D amusement, other than the fascinating game of tennis, has been the desire of the members for some time, and the coming occasion is to be made ove of much pleasure. Mrs. M. A. Preston is president of the clab, which is in a flourishing condition. Came Too Late. Among the numerous patents granted at Washington, D. C. to various inventors for useful mechanical devices, the neme of O. E. Waxel of.Oakland, Cal., appears in lest week’s list, having just been granted a patent for a pipecoupling. Mr, Waxel, who was a former resident of this city and kepta tailoring establishment for many years had worked hard for a long time to securea patent to his useful invention, which would have greatly ameliorated his straightened financial condition and provided him with a nice little bank account, but Fate decreed otberwise and be died several months ago at Oaklend, a disappointed man. It is to be hoped, however, that bis family will be benefited by Mr. Waxel’s genius, even at this late hour, in New Position.Willis Parker, the well known ac* countent, entered upon his new duties atthe Bay Counties Power Company’s oftice bere this morning, Mr. Parker is @ very efficient bookkeeper, having bad much experiénce in that line. For a number of years be bas been in the employ of Legg & Shaw Company of this city, and he stands high in To Leave Old Home Mrs. Stiles, relict of the late lamented “Jack” Stiles, will leave Wednesday morning for San Francisco, where she will spend her declining days with her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Rigby, who is now a resident of the Bay Oity. Mrs, Stiles is one of the oldest pioneer ladies in the Qaeen City of the Sierras, having come to this prosperous mining city when it was nothing more than a mere camp and the glow of the rising san cast her mantle of lightness over a struggling and ambitious people some of them destined to see their hopes and ideals realized—Mrs. Stiles being of the chosen few. She is knoxn and loved universally in the town where she has dwelt so continuously and her departure will cause a pang of sadness to the bearts of many, who have learned to listen for the footsteps and bear the cherry voice of the familiar aod kindly old lady who bas sv long been one of them. ~<-280--—_____ Removed the Cause Mrs. Edward Ninnie of Gold Flat, who has been laid up with a severe at. tack of quinzy of late, was this morniog operated upon and the cause of the troablesome malady—the tonsils—re. moved. Dr. Muller performed the operation, which afforded mpch needed relief to the lady, who will speedily regain ber former health. ; Ed. Nionla, the lady’s hasband, who has been troubled with a poisoned hand for some time past, and which was healing nicely, &pfortanately struck the member while working in the Lecompton mine the other day, causing the hand to again swell and fester. Last night Mr, Ninnis was again forced to have the old injury opened up, from which a great quantity of pus and other poisonous matter was removed. Afterthe member was thorougbly cleansed and soothing and bealing lotions were applied Mr. Ninnis felt much relieved. With proper care no serious results are anticipated, As yet he has not been incapacitated local business circles. from his labors. Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. G. Rayban is here from San Francisco, Royal Heath is a visitor from San Francisco. Mis. Andy Hempel is on the sick list. J. W. Chandler Jr, left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs. N, Battis left this morning for, Sacramento, Mrs. J, H. Boyd left this morning for San Francisco on a visit. , Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones of Relief Hill are here on a visit, Supervisor E. T. Worthley came down from Downieville today, where be has been on official business. N. Oords, OC. B. Lincoln and W. A. Beseman of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick and 'W., RB. Twamley of San Franciscé are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. James English. Supervisor John Fay came down from Truckee today, Superintendent M, M. Baruh arrived here from the State of Nevada today. O. Row and H. O. Payton are here from St. Louis on mining business. . , Jobo Hanley is here from San Francieco visiting his folks. County Recorder Ivan Parker of Placer county was here today visiting his many friends, ; Miss Eleonore Hoeft returned lest eveniog from San Francieco, where where she has been purchasing her fall millinery. D. T. Cole arrived here last evening from San Francisco to attend the faneral of L. L. Gaffney. E. Duden is here from San Francisco. Mrs. J. Barrman and Mrs. B. B. Arkin arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for their homes in Downieville. Juan to.s'tend ‘the funeral of L. L. Gaffoey, who was buried this morning. Mise Maud Hanley, who is attending a business college at San Francisco, returned home last Saturday evening, Ben Hall of the Pioneer Redaction Works has returned from a business trip to San Francisco, Camptonville arrived here Saturday evening and left for San Francisco yesterday morning. : Mies Helen Oooper has returned to San Francisco to resume her practice in St. Luke’s Hospital, after spending two weeks at ber home in this city. Mrs. Frank White, who has been below for several months for the benefit of ber health, will return home tomorrow evening. Fred Searle, who went to Los Angeles on legal businese, will return tomorrow morning. Charles Sobeffer arrived here from San Francisco this morning and left by private conveyance for North San Juan to attend the funeral of the late Mrs, Richard Twamley. J. A. Cunningham of Cottage Hill is visiting Nevada City. R. B. Lyon of San Francisco is in this city. Ed Hamlen arrived here today with some cattle from Sierra Valley. A. and Patrick Fitzgerald arrived here from Moores Flat today. E. Nichols is here from Sierra Valley. Mies Millie Hyman retarned last evening from the soatbern part of the State, W. H. Dunlap of the Hotel Antlers left yesterday for San Francisco. Jalius Dreyfuss of Los Angeles, who hag been sojourning for a couple of days in Grass Valley, returned here lest. evening. Dropped Dead. John Mertens, a patient who has been at the County Hospital for about a year and who had been afflicted with heart disease, dropped dead last evening on the grounds of the institution. 64 years. Doceased leaves a son and divorced wife w'o reside somewhere to this State and efforts were being made today to communicate with them. What Is Lite? In the last analysis nobody knows, but we do know it is under strict law Abuse that law even slightly, pain results, Irregular living means derangement of tbe organs, resulting in Constipation, Headache or Liver trou ble. Dr. King’s New Life Pills quickly re-adjuste this. It’s gentle, though ‘thorough, Only 250, at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. DEAL (OMS J. Gilbert came over from North San. Misses Emma and Anna Ramm cf . He was a native of Germany and aged‘ ee Be Reopened On an Extensive: Scale. A deal was consummated here today by Theodore Wayman ‘whereby the ownership of the famous Young America mine was transferred to a new company comprising A. F. Kohimeyer, W. W. Tiner, Chas. Zink and P. Berg. The Young America at one time was classed as the richeet mine in that disict And has produced a vast amount of wealth in years gone by. It is situated near Sierra City and was formerly worked by the Deidesheimers and Sunderbaus companies, The new company will equip the mine with new and heavy machinery, reopen the mine and thoroughly develop the property on a very extensive scale, thereby giving employment toa large force of men. . The new company has large financial backing, and ex‘pect to expend a big sum of money in. order to properly open up the mine, A Close Call, This morning while a band of cattle were being driven through town a pumber of schoolboys followed them and began teasing the beeves in an endeavor to miake them scam per faster and incidentally cut up fanoy capers, The steers did dot take kindly to the sport, and one of their nuaber turaed suddenly and charged full at Richard Noell, one of the lade. The young man stepped quickly to one side, thereby burely escaping being gored and trampled upon by the infuriated bovine, Boys sbould havea care in fooling with migrating bands of Cattle, as it is very dangerous bnsiness to have anything to do whatever with these fiery and vicious brates. Two million Americans suffer the torturing pangs of dyspepsia, Noneed to. Burdock blood Bitters cures. At any drug atore, Bad b!ood and indigestion are deadly enemies to good health. Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them, ABG QSOHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers.” Brewed from Bohemian Hope. SOLD EVERYWHERE. NEVADA T . Night Only ATER hiday, Sept 2 ALEXANDER RIMINI and a company of competent comedians will present the laughing success. OUR WIFE A Romatic Farce Comedy People who object to N OT laughter are respectfully requested not to attend. Seats on Sale at Foley’s. PRICES—%, 50, and 25 cents. JUST FOR FUN T Costumes and H Scenery Up to Date E Specialties Wanted. A Trustworthy Gentleman or Lady in each county business for an old estabfished house of solid A standing. A 2. ouse 80) * straight. bona fide weekly salary of 8 paid . by check each Monday with all ex: direst from headquarters, ad Manager, 810 Caxton Bide“ ti Hiss Veda B. Gourley Stennge apher : Legal Work and Oorres le : ’ promptly attended to, gles pentane, Office in Nevade County Real Estate Exchange, opposite Hotel Antlers, -+NEVADA OITY, OAL, Tu Young America Mine to. tn 8s a OE Nea HAVEN SAY Communication Received By the State Department Urges Our Government To Do Something Toward Stopping Turkish Atroelties. — i WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—A communication has reached the State department :which urges the Government to take some action towards stopping the Turkish atrocities. The pressure does not come from missionaries, but its is thought to be upon the State. Department to end the present conditions. The State Department has a message from Minister Leishman but refuse to make its contents public, except that it contains no alarming news. Advice from Rila says a serious engagement occurred there which resulted in a loss to the Turks of five hundred killed. Many villages were destroyed by the insurgents. THE SUDERVISORS, The Board Fixes the Tax Rate at $2.10 InSide, $2.50 Outside, $2,958. Olark & Henry,bridge and fi11.$2,7389. Clinton Bird and Iron Co., bridge, $2,247. Olarence W. Swain, bridge, $2,157. 8. F. Bridge Oo., fill and. bridge, $2.549. W. H. Davey, fill, $801.92, All bids were rejected. The bridge will be constracted by the county, under the supervision of W. W. Waggoner. W.H. Davey was awarded the contract for the fill. q eS go ee Impossible to foresee an aceident. Not impossible to be prepared for it. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. Monarch over pain, . oOo The tex rate for the present fiscal} year was fixed as follows: ee Terrible plagues, those itching, pestering diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery. Doan’s Ointment cures. At any drug store. ed ee ee ed Rate outside incorporations. ¢ 2.50 The Wate in Grass Valley and this city is $2.10 on the $100 valuation, with the additional special taxes for high school purposes. In the former city this special tax is 18 cents; in this city it is 28 cents—an in increase of one cent over last year. The Meadow Lake high school tax was fixed at 85 cents and the Truckee fire tax at 50 cents on the $100 valuation. 5 é The new rate is‘an increase of five cents over last year, but the State rate is eighteen cents more thie time, The bids for bridge gnd fill were as. follows: Across Deer Oreek at the Anthony House, Burrell Con. Co. bridge and fill, $4,068. Jas. A. McMabon, bridge, $3,185. Cotton Brothers, fill and. bridge, Sianeenianaisiatene For a good cool, sharp glase of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon. Price Set neal Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Rootbeer The coolest drink for hot weather -_. kage makes five gallons, Sold everywhere, or by mail for 25¢, CHARLES E. HIRES CO., jalvern, Pa, ————$—— ———— parting Words, large congregations were presMe bel Aad atthe Methodlat ig dar to hear Rev. Wm. Angwin’s final sermons and parting words of spiritual admonition and comfort tothe Nevada City charge. He warmly thanked the members of the church and public generally for their loyal support and continued kindnesses during his extended pastorate here. In conolading he spoke very highly of ‘his successor, Rev. J. H. Wythe, and urged the members and friends of the cburch to rally around the new pastor and give him their concentrated help and support in the fartherance of the Master’s great work. Rev Angwin has been a preacher in the California Conference for 82 years, twenty years of which has been spent ip three places, namely: Nevada Oity 8 yeare, Santa Rosa 7 years, Campbell Byears. The following is the number of baptisms, marriages cermonies and funeral services in which he officiated during his pastorate here: First five years— 101 baptisms, 41 marriages, 127 fanerals. Last} three years — 84 baptisms, 47 marrieges, 88 funerals. Total—185 baptisms, 88 marriages, 212 funerals, Deal Finally Closed. The final matters in regard to the big mining and lumbering deal at Phelps Hill have been satisfactorily arranged. The new owners, Messrs. 0. O: Poage, W. P. Ketcham and H. Benson, are men of enterprise, and they will begin work onthe new saw mill right away. A gravel mine is also to be opened up in the ground purchased, and considerable activity in the old Phelps Hill mining district is now assured. Mr. H. Benson and son left for Reno, Nevada, this morning to arrange for their removal from there to this city. TRANSCRL HO ns Condel the Benefit. ] Reader's. —_ Next Sunda : { be celebrated ge Sunday Schools . the rallying o both Sunday Schodl wi re-enlistment. energy in the ercises provided at the local M4 z charch, to which the public ora é lly is invited, parece os Bika een ri Aad To Be Workea, George W. Peer & Oo., Wealthy opi. talists of San Francisco, have pur. chased the old Yaba mine near May. bert, which is o1 of the . ue eral properties in that section of the coanty. Itis the intention of the new, owners to commence work on the property as soon as possible and itis: expected that quite a force of men wil) : tt be employed there in the near faiure, jammymo bas fled w ) The reopening of this mine will meen order notice of ~~ ao era of prosperty for the People of 4 Hooligan mining be Washington district and will be boiled jppi Valley district with delight.—=—_—_—_—KX—X_—__ a “YY have been troubled deal 7 with a torpid liver. which prodnese con : tion. I found CASCARETS to be ail you cate for them. and secured such relief the first that I purchased another supply and was pletely cured. Ishall oniy be too gind to Tete ommend Cascarets whenever the Opportunity \s presented.” J. A Smira. 2920 Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa, ‘CANDY q CATHARTICPleasant. Palatable. Potent, Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Grve wee ee CURE CONSTIPATION. .,,, Sterling Remedy © 7 mM + Chieago, New York. 329 W0-TO-BAC Sold and an all drug» v9 bas beeD installed gidnoy J. Peard. { ap has filed no’ Pen inches of the w teeon the Marylat sing claims in Wash ndent of Pablic Ir rk has notified the nig state that the say sand school histc usted owing to the state Printer Shann Mr, Kirk that the ¢ i) be ready for distri rat of next month. sllard has resigned ; d at San Quentin ved in this city wh fotare home. » Bost’ pleasantly amber of her friend 0 in honor of Mrs. Shinese Camp, who he shridge has sold te tof Grass Valley t Sacramento street ni ve place. The des 0,B. Porter of the } he teed by Estate Exchange, Flannelette Hon was $700. pverlook our stove d dmost complete in . nia,” says Turner & E ip 8 changed advertie 6D ing’s TRANSOBIPT. Wrappers Wrappers, No Obinese make, i your attention to our line of plete. sizes and all colors. It is made much wider. made and finished better. made with full flounce. It is lined in waist, and comes in sizes 32 to 44, at the following prices: $1, $1 25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. See picture of style of Wrappers. Oome in or send to us for ou to. obtain their . just received a lar sk of these goods ant . prices. Yoo are . the stove you wan g stock. Just call . hem, You are we pn purchase or not. & ent in another colum: +7 @e +ihe Tomb. I of the late L. LC from St, Canice’s O is forenoon, a requien brated by Rev. Fathe: Valley. The eervice eesive, and many” . the obsequies, Int é in Pine Grove Cen ADIES, once ‘more we call Flennelette Wrappers. Our stock this year is now comCome while we have all a24é¢ Sood Points of Our Wrapper It is It is Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Opposite Hotel Antlers, Nevada City e O. B. PORTER, Manager. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Loans Negotiated. Monday, Sept. 21st I will open m line of. FALL _AVHWLINERY My Fall and Winter Millinery Opening Daye will be announced eri to have r. ee tne very latest styles and ashions in nery creations, The store will be { Miss McIlvaine of San Francisco. ene MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street. Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP. PROPRIETORS y Nevada City store with a complete hy ° . That Stale, Flavoriless wor fi mae A Package Ootine, and tty a pound Oe 0G 0 6's 0 op oe Baylor's 25 Cent are Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Always crisp and aromatic . . pk UISINE a Special feature, Re--LiE= taro Oall Bells, Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms, Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men . Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . ; . So ek shin Maher & Co., Nevada City s of the pall were: , H. Crawford, J. M. E jing, E. 8S. Parke and — + -2@e +—___. —— ful Odds Against Hit Don’t Overlook Our Stove Display The Best and [ost Complete in Northern California. on, alone and destitute as the condition of. tame of J. J. Havens For years he was tz ey disease and neithe edicine gave him reli ® tried Ele tric Bitt in his-feet in short ord tifes: “I’m on the ¢ Tecovery.” Best.on ee Turner & Had PINE STREET. ~M. Ly. Doors, Windows, Blinds, hingles, Laths, trom one pint ap. Call and gee, Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel 9! 4 &D.MARSH — LUMBER DEALERS ————catry a fall line o s, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S PAINT d Kidney troubles a Stomach and Bowel Only 50c. Guarante hton, Druggist. ~~~ a0. ‘life may be eacrifie tack of Croup if yor Thomas’ E ectric Ollo Mergency, EE Sa bia Chaumpagnola—re beverage strictly pr and delicious, mad wives. At Britland’s ———.» ee Steel Rwges, Cast Iron Stoves and Wood and Oil Heaters Superb Universal, Capital Universal, Popular Universal, Gem Monitor and Cub, Jr., Steel Ranges and Columbis Universal. Oast Stoves, etc. Obtain Our Prices ley Company Something” is good, a Gilt Bdge” whisky it “tight edge” on yor Wichman, Lutgen & 08 delay a minute, Cho Ysentery, diarrhoes * Only safe plan ie . rs Extract of Wild ¥80n hand. eee Toe q 18 now selling his ® cents a loaf at th : Try itand you will ae the littie Ones suff Or other torturing ek Deed for tt, Doan ' Can’t harm the m , M Atany drag store, 6 STOR Always We have thie; celebrated Paint is all colors, and in cans from oné You Have © e

: See ce _ Nevapa C ITY DatLy TRANSCRIPT a NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, « 12 1-2¢ Per Week Delivered toany part uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays ‘Excepted, at Nevada City re i ee ey sees socevecess. September 22, 1903 ‘ciueaaieieieedimaeman Lg NOT ENCOUBAGING To JAIL BREAKERS. RIMINALS in general will derive little encouragement from the experience of the convicts who managed, through an extraordinary combination of ‘favorable circumstances, to escape from Folsom. ~What has happened to the fugitives is not calculated to encourage other convicts to follow their example. Their success has been temporary and is tempered by extraordinary hardship and by penalties yet to come. ~Of the thirteen who gained their liberty, éne has been killed and six recaptured. The last thus far to be recaptured is “Red Shirt Gordon,” who succeeded in getting so far away as the State of Texas, but he was re-arrested and allthe ,suffering and hard draft which he eudured in order to reach that locality has availed him nothing. He and all the balance who have been recaptured will be tried for murder and be hanged or sentenced to imprisonment for life. The fruit of their enterprise-is far from having a sweet savor. The sevenjstill at large are skulking and hiding in continual fear ot being recaptured. Since their escape they have undergone terrible hardship and privation. is a state of perpetual dread a Their existence nd terror. They cannot enjoy life. They have no sense of security. They live in constant dread of discovery or betrayal. doubts of the loyalty of each other. Their minds are tortured by Their chance.of ultimate escape is remote, for the history of similar enterprises is that all or nearly all the participants finally came to grief. So they slip from hiding place to hiding place, ever haunted by the fear of being shot down or made prisoner to suffer a more ignominious death on they hear pursuers, and when the gallows. In their dreams they eat, the cravings of huner are appeased between torturing reflections on the dangers of their situation. Thus a temporarily successful prison break affords little consolation to criminals and holds out small inducement for emulation. The venture has not been a profitable one. Its folly will yet appear in a cle arer light when the inexorable fiat of the law sends to the executioner the ‘men who murdered their keepers and am Crime never appears so sordid, bushed the pursuing militia, So short-sighted and so futile as when it is being expiated in the cold, severe formalities of the scaffold. Then “does the appear, and the arm of the law terrible significance of justice show its power. Tennis Club to Meet The members of the local tennis club are requested to meet at the Hotel Antlers tomorrow evening. It willthen be decided as to whether a datce or whist party is to be given by the club at aneurly date, The matter of giving something in the way of @D amusement, other than the fascinating game of tennis, has been the desire of the members for some time, and the coming occasion is to be made ove of much pleasure. Mrs. M. A. Preston is president of the clab, which is in a flourishing condition. Came Too Late. Among the numerous patents granted at Washington, D. C. to various inventors for useful mechanical devices, the neme of O. E. Waxel of.Oakland, Cal., appears in lest week’s list, having just been granted a patent for a pipecoupling. Mr, Waxel, who was a former resident of this city and kepta tailoring establishment for many years had worked hard for a long time to securea patent to his useful invention, which would have greatly ameliorated his straightened financial condition and provided him with a nice little bank account, but Fate decreed otberwise and be died several months ago at Oaklend, a disappointed man. It is to be hoped, however, that bis family will be benefited by Mr. Waxel’s genius, even at this late hour, in New Position.Willis Parker, the well known ac* countent, entered upon his new duties atthe Bay Counties Power Company’s oftice bere this morning, Mr. Parker is @ very efficient bookkeeper, having bad much experiénce in that line. For a number of years be bas been in the employ of Legg & Shaw Company of this city, and he stands high in To Leave Old Home Mrs. Stiles, relict of the late lamented “Jack” Stiles, will leave Wednesday morning for San Francisco, where she will spend her declining days with her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Rigby, who is now a resident of the Bay Oity. Mrs, Stiles is one of the oldest pioneer ladies in the Qaeen City of the Sierras, having come to this prosperous mining city when it was nothing more than a mere camp and the glow of the rising san cast her mantle of lightness over a struggling and ambitious people some of them destined to see their hopes and ideals realized—Mrs. Stiles being of the chosen few. She is knoxn and loved universally in the town where she has dwelt so continuously and her departure will cause a pang of sadness to the bearts of many, who have learned to listen for the footsteps and bear the cherry voice of the familiar aod kindly old lady who bas sv long been one of them. ~<-280--—_____ Removed the Cause Mrs. Edward Ninnie of Gold Flat, who has been laid up with a severe at. tack of quinzy of late, was this morniog operated upon and the cause of the troablesome malady—the tonsils—re. moved. Dr. Muller performed the operation, which afforded mpch needed relief to the lady, who will speedily regain ber former health. ; Ed. Nionla, the lady’s hasband, who has been troubled with a poisoned hand for some time past, and which was healing nicely, &pfortanately struck the member while working in the Lecompton mine the other day, causing the hand to again swell and fester. Last night Mr, Ninnis was again forced to have the old injury opened up, from which a great quantity of pus and other poisonous matter was removed. Afterthe member was thorougbly cleansed and soothing and bealing lotions were applied Mr. Ninnis felt much relieved. With proper care no serious results are anticipated, As yet he has not been incapacitated local business circles. from his labors. Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. G. Rayban is here from San Francisco, Royal Heath is a visitor from San Francisco. Mis. Andy Hempel is on the sick list. J. W. Chandler Jr, left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs. N, Battis left this morning for, Sacramento, Mrs. J, H. Boyd left this morning for San Francisco on a visit. , Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones of Relief Hill are here on a visit, Supervisor E. T. Worthley came down from Downieville today, where be has been on official business. N. Oords, OC. B. Lincoln and W. A. Beseman of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick and 'W., RB. Twamley of San Franciscé are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. James English. Supervisor John Fay came down from Truckee today, Superintendent M, M. Baruh arrived here from the State of Nevada today. O. Row and H. O. Payton are here from St. Louis on mining business. . , Jobo Hanley is here from San Francieco visiting his folks. County Recorder Ivan Parker of Placer county was here today visiting his many friends, ; Miss Eleonore Hoeft returned lest eveniog from San Francieco, where where she has been purchasing her fall millinery. D. T. Cole arrived here last evening from San Francisco to attend the faneral of L. L. Gaffney. E. Duden is here from San Francisco. Mrs. J. Barrman and Mrs. B. B. Arkin arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for their homes in Downieville. Juan to.s'tend ‘the funeral of L. L. Gaffoey, who was buried this morning. Mise Maud Hanley, who is attending a business college at San Francisco, returned home last Saturday evening, Ben Hall of the Pioneer Redaction Works has returned from a business trip to San Francisco, Camptonville arrived here Saturday evening and left for San Francisco yesterday morning. : Mies Helen Oooper has returned to San Francisco to resume her practice in St. Luke’s Hospital, after spending two weeks at ber home in this city. Mrs. Frank White, who has been below for several months for the benefit of ber health, will return home tomorrow evening. Fred Searle, who went to Los Angeles on legal businese, will return tomorrow morning. Charles Sobeffer arrived here from San Francisco this morning and left by private conveyance for North San Juan to attend the funeral of the late Mrs, Richard Twamley. J. A. Cunningham of Cottage Hill is visiting Nevada City. R. B. Lyon of San Francisco is in this city. Ed Hamlen arrived here today with some cattle from Sierra Valley. A. and Patrick Fitzgerald arrived here from Moores Flat today. E. Nichols is here from Sierra Valley. Mies Millie Hyman retarned last evening from the soatbern part of the State, W. H. Dunlap of the Hotel Antlers left yesterday for San Francisco. Jalius Dreyfuss of Los Angeles, who hag been sojourning for a couple of days in Grass Valley, returned here lest. evening. Dropped Dead. John Mertens, a patient who has been at the County Hospital for about a year and who had been afflicted with heart disease, dropped dead last evening on the grounds of the institution. 64 years. Doceased leaves a son and divorced wife w'o reside somewhere to this State and efforts were being made today to communicate with them. What Is Lite? In the last analysis nobody knows, but we do know it is under strict law Abuse that law even slightly, pain results, Irregular living means derangement of tbe organs, resulting in Constipation, Headache or Liver trou ble. Dr. King’s New Life Pills quickly re-adjuste this. It’s gentle, though ‘thorough, Only 250, at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. DEAL (OMS J. Gilbert came over from North San. Misses Emma and Anna Ramm cf . He was a native of Germany and aged‘ ee Be Reopened On an Extensive: Scale. A deal was consummated here today by Theodore Wayman ‘whereby the ownership of the famous Young America mine was transferred to a new company comprising A. F. Kohimeyer, W. W. Tiner, Chas. Zink and P. Berg. The Young America at one time was classed as the richeet mine in that disict And has produced a vast amount of wealth in years gone by. It is situated near Sierra City and was formerly worked by the Deidesheimers and Sunderbaus companies, The new company will equip the mine with new and heavy machinery, reopen the mine and thoroughly develop the property on a very extensive scale, thereby giving employment toa large force of men. . The new company has large financial backing, and ex‘pect to expend a big sum of money in. order to properly open up the mine, A Close Call, This morning while a band of cattle were being driven through town a pumber of schoolboys followed them and began teasing the beeves in an endeavor to miake them scam per faster and incidentally cut up fanoy capers, The steers did dot take kindly to the sport, and one of their nuaber turaed suddenly and charged full at Richard Noell, one of the lade. The young man stepped quickly to one side, thereby burely escaping being gored and trampled upon by the infuriated bovine, Boys sbould havea care in fooling with migrating bands of Cattle, as it is very dangerous bnsiness to have anything to do whatever with these fiery and vicious brates. Two million Americans suffer the torturing pangs of dyspepsia, Noneed to. Burdock blood Bitters cures. At any drug atore, Bad b!ood and indigestion are deadly enemies to good health. Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them, ABG QSOHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers.” Brewed from Bohemian Hope. SOLD EVERYWHERE. NEVADA T . Night Only ATER hiday, Sept 2 ALEXANDER RIMINI and a company of competent comedians will present the laughing success.. OUR WIFE A Romatic Farce Comedy People who object to N OT laughter are respectfully requested not to attend. Seats on Sale at Foley’s. PRICES—%, 50, and 25 cents. JUST FOR FUN T Costumes and H Scenery Up to Date E Specialties Wanted. A Trustworthy Gentleman or Lady in each county business for an old estabfished house of solid A standing. A 2. ouse 80) * straight. bona fide weekly salary of 8 paid . by check each Monday with all ex: direst from headquarters, ad Manager, 810 Caxton Bide“ ti Hiss Veda B. Gourley Stennge apher : Legal Work and Oorres le : ’ promptly attended to, gles pentane, Office in Nevade County Real Estate Exchange, opposite Hotel Antlers, -+NEVADA OITY, OAL, Tu Young America Mine to. tn 8s a OE Nea HAVEN SAY Communication Received By the State Department Urges Our Government To Do Something Toward Stopping Turkish Atroelties. — i WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—A communication has reached the State department :which urges the Government to take some action towards stopping the Turkish atrocities. The pressure does not come from missionaries, but its is thought to be upon the State. Department to end the present conditions. The State Department has a message from Minister Leishman but refuse to make its contents public, except that it contains no alarming news. Advice from Rila says a serious engagement occurred there which resulted in a loss to the Turks of five hundred killed. Many villages were destroyed by the insurgents. THE SUDERVISORS, The Board Fixes the Tax Rate at $2.10 InSide, $2.50 Outside,

$2,958. Olark & Henry,bridge and fi11.$2,7389. Clinton Bird and Iron Co., bridge, $2,247. Olarence W. Swain, bridge, $2,157. 8. F. Bridge Oo., fill and. bridge, $2.549. W. H. Davey, fill, $801.92, All bids were rejected. The bridge will be constracted by the county, under the supervision of W. W. Waggoner. W.H. Davey was awarded the contract for the fill. q eS go ee Impossible to foresee an aceident. Not impossible to be prepared for it. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. Monarch over pain, . oOo The tex rate for the present fiscal} year was fixed as follows: ee Terrible plagues, those itching, pestering diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery. Doan’s Ointment cures. At any drug store. ed ee ee ed Rate outside incorporations. ¢ 2.50 The Wate in Grass Valley and this city is $2.10 on the $100 valuation, with the additional special taxes for high school purposes. In the former city this special tax is 18 cents; in this city it is 28 cents—an in increase of one cent over last year. The Meadow Lake high school tax was fixed at 85 cents and the Truckee fire tax at 50 cents on the $100 valuation. 5 é The new rate is‘an increase of five cents over last year, but the State rate is eighteen cents more thie time, The bids for bridge gnd fill were as. follows: Across Deer Oreek at the Anthony House, Burrell Con. Co. bridge and fill, $4,068. Jas. A. McMabon, bridge, $3,185. Cotton Brothers, fill and. bridge, Sianeenianaisiatene For a good cool, sharp glase of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon. Price Set neal Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Rootbeer The coolest drink for hot weather -_. kage makes five gallons, Sold everywhere, or by mail for 25¢, CHARLES E. HIRES CO., jalvern, Pa, ————$—— ———— parting Words, large congregations were presMe bel Aad atthe Methodlat ig dar to hear Rev. Wm. Angwin’s final sermons and parting words of spiritual admonition and comfort tothe Nevada City charge. He warmly thanked the members of the church and public generally for their loyal support and continued kindnesses during his extended pastorate here. In conolading he spoke very highly of ‘his successor, Rev. J. H. Wythe, and urged the members and friends of the cburch to rally around the new pastor and give him their concentrated help and support in the fartherance of the Master’s great work. Rev Angwin has been a preacher in the California Conference for 82 years, twenty years of which has been spent ip three places, namely: Nevada Oity 8 yeare, Santa Rosa 7 years, Campbell Byears. The following is the number of baptisms, marriages cermonies and funeral services in which he officiated during his pastorate here: First five years— 101 baptisms, 41 marriages, 127 fanerals. Last} three years — 84 baptisms, 47 marrieges, 88 funerals. Total—185 baptisms, 88 marriages, 212 funerals, Deal Finally Closed. The final matters in regard to the big mining and lumbering deal at Phelps Hill have been satisfactorily arranged. The new owners, Messrs. 0. O: Poage, W. P. Ketcham and H. Benson, are men of enterprise, and they will begin work onthe new saw mill right away. A gravel mine is also to be opened up in the ground purchased, and considerable activity in the old Phelps Hill mining district is now assured. Mr. H. Benson and son left for Reno, Nevada, this morning to arrange for their removal from there to this city. TRANSCRL HO ns Condel the Benefit. ] Reader's. —_ Next Sunda : { be celebrated ge Sunday Schools . the rallying o both Sunday Schodl wi re-enlistment. energy in the ercises provided at the local M4 z charch, to which the public ora é lly is invited, parece os Bika een ri Aad To Be Workea, George W. Peer & Oo., Wealthy opi. talists of San Francisco, have pur. chased the old Yaba mine near May. bert, which is o1 of the . ue eral properties in that section of the coanty. Itis the intention of the new, owners to commence work on the property as soon as possible and itis: expected that quite a force of men wil) : tt be employed there in the near faiure, jammymo bas fled w ) The reopening of this mine will meen order notice of ~~ ao era of prosperty for the People of 4 Hooligan mining be Washington district and will be boiled jppi Valley district with delight.—=—_—_—_—KX—X_—__ a “YY have been troubled deal 7 with a torpid liver. which prodnese con : tion. I found CASCARETS to be ail you cate for them. and secured such relief the first that I purchased another supply and was pletely cured. Ishall oniy be too gind to Tete ommend Cascarets whenever the Opportunity \s presented.” J. A Smira. 2920 Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa, ‘CANDY q CATHARTICPleasant. Palatable. Potent, Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Grve wee ee CURE CONSTIPATION. .,,, Sterling Remedy © 7 mM + Chieago, New York. 329 W0-TO-BAC Sold and an all drug» v9 bas beeD installed gidnoy J. Peard. { ap has filed no’ Pen inches of the w teeon the Marylat sing claims in Wash ndent of Pablic Ir rk has notified the nig state that the say sand school histc usted owing to the state Printer Shann Mr, Kirk that the ¢ i) be ready for distri rat of next month. sllard has resigned ; d at San Quentin ved in this city wh fotare home. » Bost’ pleasantly amber of her friend 0 in honor of Mrs. Shinese Camp, who he shridge has sold te tof Grass Valley t Sacramento street ni ve place. The des 0,B. Porter of the } he teed by Estate Exchange, Flannelette Hon was $700. pverlook our stove d dmost complete in . nia,” says Turner & E ip 8 changed advertie 6D ing’s TRANSOBIPT. Wrappers Wrappers, No Obinese make, i your attention to our line of plete. sizes and all colors. It is made much wider. made and finished better. made with full flounce. It is lined in waist, and comes in sizes 32 to 44, at the following prices: $1, $1 25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. See picture of style of Wrappers. Oome in or send to us for ou to. obtain their . just received a lar sk of these goods ant . prices. Yoo are . the stove you wan g stock. Just call . hem, You are we pn purchase or not. & ent in another colum: +7 @e +ihe Tomb. I of the late L. LC from St, Canice’s O is forenoon, a requien brated by Rev. Fathe: Valley. The eervice eesive, and many” . the obsequies, Int é in Pine Grove Cen ADIES, once ‘more we call Flennelette Wrappers. Our stock this year is now comCome while we have all a24é¢ Sood Points of Our Wrapper It is It is Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Opposite Hotel Antlers, Nevada City e O. B. PORTER, Manager. Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Loans Negotiated. Monday, Sept. 21st I will open m line of.. FALL _AVHWLINERY My Fall and Winter Millinery Opening Daye will be announced eri to have r. ee tne very latest styles and ashions in nery creations, The store will be { Miss McIlvaine of San Francisco. ene MRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street. Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP. PROPRIETORS y Nevada City store with a complete hy ° . That Stale, Flavoriless wor fi mae A Package Ootine, and tty a pound Oe 0G 0 6's 0 op oe Baylor's 25 Cent are Family Coffee Roasted Daily. Ground to order, with or without chicory. Always crisp and aromatic . . pk UISINE a Special feature, Re--LiE= taro Oall Bells, Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms, Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men . Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . ; . So ek shin Maher & Co., Nevada City s of the pall were: , H. Crawford, J. M. E jing, E. 8S. Parke and — + -2@e +—___. —— ful Odds Against Hit Don’t Overlook Our Stove Display The Best and [ost Complete in Northern California.. on, alone and destitute as the condition of. tame of J. J. Havens For years he was tz ey disease and neithe edicine gave him reli ® tried Ele tric Bitt in his-feet in short ord tifes: “I’m on the ¢ Tecovery.” Best.on ee Turner & Had PINE STREET. ~M. Ly. Doors, Windows, Blinds, hingles, Laths, trom one pint ap. Call and gee, Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel 9! 4 &D.MARSH — LUMBER DEALERS ————catry a fall line o s, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldings, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. MASURY’S PAINT d Kidney troubles a Stomach and Bowel Only 50c. Guarante hton, Druggist. ~~~ a0. ‘life may be eacrifie tack of Croup if yor Thomas’ E ectric Ollo Mergency, EE Sa bia Chaumpagnola—re beverage strictly pr and delicious, mad wives. At Britland’s ———.» ee Steel Rwges, Cast Iron Stoves and Wood and Oil Heaters Superb Universal, Capital Universal, Popular Universal, Gem Monitor and Cub, Jr., Steel Ranges and Columbis Universal. Oast Stoves, etc. Obtain Our Prices ley Company Something” is good, a Gilt Bdge” whisky it “tight edge” on yor Wichman, Lutgen & 08 delay a minute, Cho Ysentery, diarrhoes * Only safe plan ie . rs Extract of Wild ¥80n hand. eee Toe q 18 now selling his ® cents a loaf at th : Try itand you will ae the littie Ones suff Or other torturing ek Deed for tt, Doan ' Can’t harm the m , M Atany drag store, 6 STOR Always We have thie; celebrated Paint is all colors, and in cans from oné You Have © e