September 23, 1901 (4 pages)

senate, . 4 pre Issued Every Eventing, Sundays Excepted ‘s—dusband, _ at the Maurchie mine. THE TRANSCRIPT. Pp. 0. BOX B TELEPHONE NO. 41. AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA, —BY-—BROWN & CALEINS. RAIN DAMAGES cog RAISIN AND HAY CROP. . } v j . COUNTY SCHOOL DIRECTORY. W. J. Rogers, County Superintendent. .of Schools, ing direvtory or list of teachers now employ also contains the name of the district and the nam 5 RATIO ‘SUPERIOR COURT. has issued the followin the county schools, which os of the clerk of the school zee district : TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : SAN" FRANCISCO, September 5 ge The Weather Bureau . —— : F = TEACHER By Mall, > = $6 Per Yer reports a general-rain throughout the State. There is no th tack ee By Carrier, : -. 121-20 Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. Bulletin’s Opinion. An anarchist is a a.an who confuses free speech with free murder—and what ' damaged ii San Benito arid Monterey counties. great damage to the fruit crop unless it continues another, aitison Ranch. MONDAY. 082. sept. 23, 1901 day. Some raingfell at Santa Rosa and injured the ‘eta and dried fruit crops. The rain at Fresno was light and but little damage re-. Chalk Blof”. . . sulted to the raisin crop. Tem thousand tons of hay was} Chicago Park pag aa ipa iaeriaws r River.. at ae Mies Migs Blue Tent... Central I want to know is—How long are we going tolerate him ? The man who sneers at and belittles the man whom the majority of the American people made President is either an ass or a traitor. Probably a Lots of Machinery Being Pure little of both. We have poked fun at Kaieer Wilhelm’s “lese majeste” law; but after all it has its good points. definition of treason, The inciter to murder never has the/shipment of machinery, which filled courage to exeeute his own. cowardly . three cars, reached here last Saturday. Place him behind the bars and . This afternoon a big boilerand two his gnat-brained dupes in the asylum. . carloads of rails arrived: There will be ideas. Take no chances with the rattlesnake. How pitifully true it is that a great pation may set up something. grand, but an ass can kick it down. Personal Happenings. Jobn Start is here from Sacramento. Frank Kropp returned here Saturday night. : 5S Wm. Stevens has returned from San Francisco. " George Landsburg is down from Relief Hill. A. J. Ross Bloomfield. T. J. Moroney and. wife are over from Cherokee. Dr. R. M. Hunt is confined to his house by illness. W. H. Warren of New York is here on mining business. John Spaulding came up. from Auburn last evening. C. W. Porterfield of Maybert was in town yesterday. : 4 Mrs. W. H. Martin has returned from a visit at San Francisco. W. A. Root of San Francisco arriued here on the afternoon train. Miss Maggie Watson came down Saturday from North Bloomfield. Rev. Wm. Angwin returned Saturday evening from Pacific Grove. Walter Finchley, Jr. is here from Chico on a visit to his mother. “Doc” Lane went to Meadow Lake yesterday to accept employment. W. 8. Morrison and wife of San arrived here on the morning train. Frack Hall and Irving Watson returned to the Plumbago mine yesterday. Fred Breese and bride returned Sat. urday evening from their honeymoon . trip. : ¥ William Kistle has moved from this city to Wolf, where he will live in the future. Mrs, C. P. Schetk {arrived here yesterday from Sacramento to join her is down from North . . Charles Stuckert and Max H. Isoard returned yesterday froma trip to the mountain towns. Mrs. McKenzie, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned here last evening. Mrs. Nellie Bowman and sister, Mrs. Moore, returned Saturday from Portland, Oregon. Mrs. A. H. Tickell has returned from Sacramento, where she was called by the serious illness of her aunt. C. W. Muller and OC. E. Mariling of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Mr. Squers of San Francisco arrived here last evening and. left this morning for Camptonville. Mrs. J. A. McGregor of Forest City is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. T. Vivian, Frank Hall returned to the Plumbago mine this morning, after a few days visit here. Mr. Hague of San Franeisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest City. Mrs. D. R. McKillican came down : ceiving mining machinery from below It is the virulent agitator who in-. rjgnt along. flames the weak minds of the assassin. 499 tong of freight will be received at We need a lawa trifle broader in its . the depot by this company-to start up . chinery as it arrives and putting it—in evening = Ohe De oon. Nine. chased By Yow Company. The BlueGravel Mining Company, A. D. Gassaway superintendent, is re It is estimated “that the De Noon mine. The first large about 70 tons’ of. rails required for the tunnel, which is.to. be twelve. by eight feet in dimensions. C. C. Weisenburgerand Dahl Nivens are engaged in overhauling the mashape for transportation to the mine. Messrs. Weisenburger an@ Nivene will also be employed in erecting the works on the property. ~~" eer This company has purchased the hoisting works on the Chapman mine, in the Indian Fiat district, and will remove the machinery right away. The shaft on the De Noon ground is down about thirty feet. When this depth was reached the workmen had to cease operations . on succount of the flow of water. Just as soon as the hoist and pump are placed in position work will be resumed. The tunnel has been started,.and the Derbec. district will soon be the scene of great activity in mining operations. Grass Valley Yotes. Happenings at Qur Sister City Reported By Celephone. The remains of the late Frank Mitchell, ‘who was’killed by a train at Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday,will arrive here tomorrew for burial. The deceased was:raised at Grass Valley and is the youngest son of Mrs. W. H. Mitcheil, or Yesterday afternoon Zanlkin Reubenstein and wife were driving near Watt Park when their horse became unmanageable and broke a shaft of the baggy. The occupants were not hurt any. James Bastian, who was badly hurt in the Central Shaft a few days ago, today had his left jeg ampu'ated. The Nob Hills were’ defeated in a game of baseball yesterday by the Locals. ‘The score was 14 to 7. Will Become a Benedict. Charles Dennis, a popular young man of this city who went to Los Angeles last week on a visit, will be mar-— ried there this week to one of the handsomest and most esteemed young ladies of that city. Why Inaccurate. times print inaccurate news is that people do not observe alike. For instance if ap accident appears on the street, no two persons will describe it in the same manner, Oftentimes they will contradict each other on important details. This leads to confusion and inaccuracy of statement when the newspaper reporters attempt to write the story. The latter donot deliberately distort news. They endeavor to be accuratt, but sometimes this is impossible. Se The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonié. It is aimply Iron.and Quinine in a tasteless form. from North Bloomfield this morning and left for San Francisco. Miss Emma Willing, who has been . visiting at Sierra City, left here yester. day for her home at San Francisco. Mrs, Lamers, of Sierra City, who! bas been to San Francisco on a visit, . returned here last evening and left this morning for her home. . M. Devine was down from North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. William Penrose of Relief Hill is visiting at thie city. ee Decision Reversed. Chas. W. Kitts E<q., today received a dispatch stating that the Supreme Court had reversed the decision of the Superior Court in the case of. Relley vs. . Campbell in which the lower gave judg . ment in favor of pleintiff for $21,000. . A new trial was also granted defendant in his case. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. One reason why newspapers someend. law. etc, No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. my156m to be: cremated: Mrs. others tried to disabuse his mind of do ‘the notion, but he clung to it until the dotween logs. particulars, ——_ -+ eee t ‘Question Answered. G Ga G G G P G G Pp P G G Ga bg G G G G G G G G G G G G P 2 P P P P P P. P P p ofa pain in his side and said that he : G did not expect to live long. It was. Indian Springs .. G after a trip taken to Bakersfield some. Kertucky Flat .. 2 time ego that-he went toa lawyer and pane mee steesees -G had his property deeded to his wife. bake phe eta G When taken ill on returning from. Mariposa. P Fresno he gaid to his wife that he be-. Markwell ... = lieved he was going to die and wanted asad Flat.. G Girard and Nev MESES SL Oa eS G G G G G G G P P P P P G G P G G P G G G G G G G G P P P G G P Vigilantes in San Francisco, . 4° Another Vigilance Committee is being formed ia San Francisco. many denials of its truth the foregoing do statement ie now known to be a fact. North San Juan.. ‘The Post has the information upon unAorth reaped pes deniable authority that the formation . North Star ae of a Vigilance Committee is being rap-. Oakland .. idly effected, and that within a short do time the body will be ina position to deal sternly with violators of the peace . Pieasant Valley.. Despite do The men who will later be found . Rough andReady. to be identified with the movement are . Relief Hill... all representatives of the prominent citizenship of San Francisco, deterTruckee, mined—and with a single purpose—to do stop the lawless conduct of an unruly class, and give protection to all people of the city. Leaders in the movement] Willow Valley deny that the purpose of the organiza-. Wolf.... tion is to combat Unionism, but sim-} Meadow Lake-Union ply to protect law-abiding citizens. Ed Ryan has received a telegram from a luntbering district in Canada : stating that his brother working there]. had met with an accident. It is thought that the young man. was crushed beEd has telegraphed for Improvements Stopped. An unusually large number of improvements to dwellings, in various parts cf the city, have now been suspended on account of the storm. It will put a number of people to considerable inconvenience, but the rain will preve a blessing in many ways. ‘Yes, August Flower still bas the largest sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or. Heart failure, They used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous aud organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and bad with headaches or other aches. You only need a few doses of Green’s August Flower, _. form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. in liquoid Gilt Edge whiskey ies a nerve tonic. Burrato Laces Brgr on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor . jig Magnolia ... ee oe ee a oe i Spenceville .. Sweetland ... Washington... Mrs. H.S High School.. D. T. Donovan...--Miss Pearl Sooy...-Mies Lizzie Conlin... lizabeth Goyne.. bel Ferguson... Mies Nellie Smith...:. Mrs. Kate McCormick.. BE iG aden Se Robt. E. Hughes...-. Sencems atic 20 Miss Lucile H.Baily... Clear Oreek... bg Qaroline Brown... bia Hill,.. ee 5 Dudes disy cs'sieeoo-s Forest Be Miss Alice Mulcaby..-. sg Mies Maria W. Allen... Geo. F. oy) eee eee ee Made Deeds, . Miss Josephine Charleson. . : Miss Alice Oooper... Toe. dgeas, conveying property trom . S") TANF s+ Sy 39 sep aaee ee pomomaise FO, Girard to QO. 2 eas Mies Florence E. Hoyt.. ‘his wife, Mrs. Dora Girard, were placed} do 21221 i et eae on record in Oakland Saturday. One. . [aie reins ae Fo ee Dads a eae aptar Capi keke tan «ce ekg at oe nee i Gai Brice. ee ee eee oe ites eee eee Miss Maggie Kelleher .. second and Grove streets and .a lot in d632 Miss Annie F. Conlin.. Rowlend tract. A second deed conOe ote ae oe tenamoaee ee ee ree Se Peme S shine Geed enmweys tour tots 6 Maat do wet Mies Sadie GClauson... . Monterey. It is said that Mr. Girard GO oe hones es Pein aaa herd Orden.. leaves an estate worth about $80,000. AG Fs peak iss Frances Stokes... In this regard it is stated that Mr. ms areerey he cites Girard seemed to havea presentiment; 45 . /.". ". . _P. . Miss Mabel Plummer... that he was going to die and a number Hid? 86255 sore Miss Lottie Stanley.. cee of weeks. agd so expressed himself to 2 Hoag eee ae e Miss Mathilts Pphod BS ods ae some of his friends. He complained BO ie Ad Miss Agnes Curtis ... Miss Mary V. Bowers... Galen Cummings.... Miss Helen Ransom.:.. Miss Julia Mulcahy ... Miss Jeannette Uphoff.. Sohn Hennessey.... Miss Gertrude Higgins.. Miss Hattie Rowe. Mies Ella Austin.... Miss: Elizabeth Mualcaby.. BH Barker ..;,.«0.scdcccooses. Migs Florence N. Hamilton. Geo. B. Finnegan ... os Gs ONG E Geo. W. Ogden...:. Miss Mary Hook.... Miss Lizzie Keenan ... Miss Gertrude Goyne... Mrs. E. 8S. Hathaway... Mrs. W. D. Long.... Miss Maggie Gillespie. . = Mrs. Millie Morgan ..-. Miss Frances Power... Miss Kate R. Smith. .. Miss Lizzie Naffziger. . . Miss Ina Cooper .... Mies Lou Hennessy... Charles Temby.... Miss Lizzie M. Richards.. Mrs. J. H. Austin... Mies Mary V. McNichols .. F. M. Rutherford ... . Miss Gertrude Hampton . -. Miss Lizzie Danforth.. Bae Miss Ella Stennett. .. Miss Aggie O’Connell... Miss Nora Hussey... Miss Mertie R. Thompson. Miss Lena M. Macaulay.. Miss May E.Green... . CLERK, H. P. Koach..----> Jas. Tackett..---Robt. Scanlon...-O. D. Campbell..-F, A. Williams..-. E. 8. Thomas ..-ip, M, Beaser. .--Chas. E. Fleming.-.P. H. Brophy..---James Oonnolly. .-. EB. A. Kublman..-. A. R. Cowie...-B. Poage.. 0.25.65 + W. H. Cunningham . A. B. Champion.. GO wlinek eee CO ee ag FEE GO . i -sessnees a0 eee a GO aa ittarsieigie GO.) Silsercwes G0. sinasues C2 (tee re GOsracheds do ee eee Willis Green... G. V. Robinson .. Thomas Mulcaby.. Alex. Drynan... L. B. Johnson... 0. D. Bilderback.. _. Wm. H. Wolford.. ‘Samuel H. Shetterly .: Daniel Fraser do N. J. Smith .:... . . } . . eee ss Mies Violet Rouner... do gaia Overton.... Miss aoene M. Hinch.. _— u Crane... idge.. A at: yt 41 ee Ss De WAG. ok-<adawcccas Bimeet vein, Miss Maud Marchie... iWm. Glover Soretanraveraeruae Miss Marguerite Vineyard.. John Fippin.... Henry Veale .... Luther Pittman.. G@O°” 2 252% J. H. Bastian... Geo. E. Cloud... Vimo: Rusting. oo. o. O. F MecGlashan.. end . AT LEGG & SHAW CO’sS Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES CUT RATES t ing, Judge F. T. Emma S. .Snediker’, v8. Ayers. Order heretofore made setting -. cause for trial was rescinded and reset for Thursday, October 3d. = Estate of Wm. Clemo, deceased. Petition of Esther A, Olemo for letters of nnestiofedians Ordered that letters ae be issued to her upon her filing a bond to: battle agatha Wis dail in the sum of $400, Ordered that P. lic opinion, the advice Y press, F, Simonds be permitted ‘to act as iabot lal 2b y yoy W. Dower and J. Tredinnick oredit by meerohidela:*" were appointed appraisers. T. H. Waters and CO, W. Kitts vs. P. Campbell. Order overruling demurrer, I. L. Weed-vs, Frank M. Reed. Settlement of bill of exceptions set for Friday, September 27th. administration. surety. eesti Business Transacted al To-day’s Session Jndge Nilon Presiding, The following business was’ trans;d in the Superior Court this mornFO, ri Niloti, presiding: President. Shaffer David P. ————++90 Some Foolish People wa cough to run until it gets beRee a the reals of medicine. They ofout ten say, “Oh, it'will wear away,” buf in most cases it wears them away. they be cor bs try on pomp : icine called Kemp’s Balsam, S is sold on a positive guarantee to’ cure, . writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford: w they would immediately see the excel“His foot was badly crashed, but By Jent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c. Trial size tree. sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ——_ + 260 > —____— The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and‘ Fever isa sige bi TASTELESS CHILL TONIO. s simply : iron and quinine in a tasteless form. 5 cents @ glass, at Council Ohamben No cure—no pay. Price 50c. Coald Keesport al miil, where the men . recognition, were running fyi." strike was regarded as” Fn The Amalgamated Journal, oom, ing upon the New York sotti,, says: “The causes that led UD to overwhelming odds that the of promi withdray, ow day adds evidence that the strike gradually going to pieces. More more men are employed, and ith as if the strike would soon wear it A Shocking Calamity, “Lately befell a railroad len’sAthica Salve quickly cured For . It’s simply wonderful for Bane. _ Piles and all skin eruptions, Ts thy world’s champion healer, Care gugp. anteed. 25. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Burrato Laer Burr on dranght,y W. J. Britland, proprietor. jy two alike. in this lot. MAHER & CO. '. See Window. <SEE-9 00-990 <a 5 5 See Window, FLANNEL for Waists. ALBATROSS in stripes, in figures, in plain colors, for waists. All new. All just arrived and to be seen for the! the next few days in one of our large show windows, No 2% yards in each piece. Come and see. Lots of grand goods) See Our Dress Goods Window. Grand Goods here this fall. “ They are well worth your time to-call. If you can’t come, write for samples. We kee ‘. hand now. p Ladies’ Wool Shirt Waists. A fine line on New Belts for Fall Dresses.New Stock of Collars. New Neck Ruffs. Respectfully, MAHER & co. JOUR OWN BAKING POWDER 1LB CAN 50 Crs. Ov If upon purchasing a can you find it does not give the satisfaction we guarantee it to give, return the can and your 50 cents will be refunded. We feel sure you will be pleased with the Baking Powder, for we have not had . . one can returned, that has been opened ; and tried. Can : confident that it will please you? R Own Baking Powder Is Pure eae a you blame us for being CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : Wat Of cleaning a watch o with coal oil. fathers carried, ~FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. oved piece by’piece, Each minute wheel muti would retard the movement, We clean and By having them adjusted frequently, years are Particles of dust must be rem freed from anything which watches thoroughly. to their life, It did all right for the turnips our graf +o tr clock$was to lubricate the wort A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Ww hmakers, Broad Street = mee a * Nevada ¢ if DONT YOU WANT A PAIR? J MHE Swell Shoes for Winter dirpla Shoes for walking or dress wear ! th welted soles, Box Calf with heavy double soles. Heavy ‘and Medium Wel! QU SEEN THEM? yed in our handsome Shoe Window. They are Patent Vici, wi : . Come in and see the new ideas in Footwear. Se Ladies’s Walking Shoe, $2 25 This shoe is made of fine Box Calf, double soles, slight extension, a good: street or school shoe. You take no chances when you-buy-this shoe. Price, $2.25. er throughout he money. _ Men’s Every Day Shoe, $1.50, $1.75 There is no limit to the demand fo sell such lines as are solid leath the best shoe on the market for t r Good Cheap Shoes. : We ; and they are We have a 1 Box Calf, Vi Men’s $3 Dress Shoes arge variety in styles and qualities of $3 Shoe ici Kid, velour effect and Patent Leather. Sizes 11 to 2, $1.50; 8% to 11, $1.25; 5 to 8, $1, the children. Woman’s Kangaroo, Lace, $1.75" Women’s Genuine Kangaroo, lace, neat rounding toe, good plimp soles, an excellent shoe for out door wear tipped, » $1.75; Bring _ Boy’s Iron Clad School Shoes This is an extra good -wearing shoe. Th forced with steel circulets, We believe it shoe as can possibly be made for school wear. 54, $1.75; 11 to 2, $1.50; 10 to 134, $1.40. made on ne < soles are reinto be as good a Sizes 2% to Our Store iswell kn plete stock of Min only the best. ur prices in al w shapes with welted soles, . own for its reputation in keepiug #” iner’s Supplies. We endeavor to ph Come and see us our stock is now (MF ‘We have given up the Picture Business. Our contract having expired, . departments are the lowest. ‘ Cor Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada 8 Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. & \HE TRA ee nee ; Yotes of School supplies at Vor life insurance For the best. of . meal line send your ¢ A large boiler consig Gold Mining Compa was received at the day. } Go to N. Rohr for ing. Call on Ed Schmid anything in the tobae Opal Cream is the tan ond sunbura, Se Vintoa’s, 25c¢ and 60c ~{he opening dance Hall by Company (€ night was largely att sic discoursed by Wil much enjoyed, and a pleasant time. ae Jack Beam Bourbon anteed pure and is the sickness. For sale at store. A good hot lunéh every night at William corner Rine and Sprii beer and choice win cigars always on hand. For a good bath got Tonsorial Parlors, street. Baths, 25 cents lf you want a good. beer—the very best-in aud see Wm. Harry, Moses Bates, who hac build.a flume: from Sec Texas mine, has comp The flume, which consi has a capacity for carry of water. __—The officers and men toe Encampment, of th Graud Patriarch Gur reception at Odd Fel evening, All member brothers are requested Each Patriarch should or lady, to the receptior Agents Wa Agents are wanted for tic Life of the Martyr which tells all about his his beantiful domestie I] on the battle fleld, his a Congress, as Governor dent. Also his assassin: death, and all of inte true American -will war Fully illustrated, cloth sold at a price that Everyone wants this be interest and velaable hi Agents will make $104 Send 10 cents for postage ask for $2.50 per day, ‘ca contract to handle our . All orders filled direct Coast Headquarters with tal Publishing Company, ifornia, Pele bore SEA New Law Fi William Spaulding, wk -of Mrs. Fred EB, Brow Tecently completed a Cambridge, Massachuse uated with high honors man who is bound tos profession, as he is pc the attributes that go t lawyer. Ex-Senator (€ _Mr. Spaulding have for: ship in the practice of . fices are in the Mills’ Francisco, Attention, Patri The Patriarehs of Mist ment, No, 47,I. O. O. . with their wives, or lad: tion to be given the Gr on Monday evening, Se Visiting Patriarchs and®Specially invited to be hour fixed is 8 o’clock, W.P. G. A. Gray, Seribe. eo Working Night at The busiest and mighti that ever was made is D: Life Pills. -Thege pills tess into strength, lis fhergy, braip-fag into They’ra wontterfedl in bi health. Only 250 per bo D. Vinton, + 280+ Ranch For Sale at. the Holland Ranch, Columbia’ Hill is offere hs part down and ba “quire of Brown & Mo: BRM ei ec ck Does It Pay to Bu A cheap remedy for Colds 18 all righf, bat yo thing that will relieve are severe and er ‘roat and lan you do?’ Go on sane regular climate? . Yes, ter ossible for you, ther ; “thi in all oivili: With suceess in severé th troubles “B ’ Ottle. ali dru r mmended : Prize Aime the worl

senate, . 4 pre Issued Every Eventing, Sundays Excepted ‘s—dusband, _ at the Maurchie mine. THE TRANSCRIPT. Pp. 0. BOX B TELEPHONE NO. 41. AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA, —BY-—BROWN & CALEINS. RAIN DAMAGES cog RAISIN AND HAY CROP. . } v j . COUNTY SCHOOL DIRECTORY. W. J. Rogers, County Superintendent. .of Schools, ing direvtory or list of teachers now employ also contains the name of the district and the nam 5 RATIO ‘SUPERIOR COURT. has issued the followin the county schools, which os of the clerk of the school zee district : TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : SAN" FRANCISCO, September 5 ge The Weather Bureau . —— : F = TEACHER By Mall, > = $6 Per Yer reports a general-rain throughout the State. There is no th tack ee By Carrier, : -. 121-20 Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. Bulletin’s Opinion. An anarchist is a a.an who confuses free speech with free murder—and what ' damaged ii San Benito arid Monterey counties. great damage to the fruit crop unless it continues another, aitison Ranch. MONDAY. 082. sept. 23, 1901 day. Some raingfell at Santa Rosa and injured the ‘eta and dried fruit crops. The rain at Fresno was light and but little damage re-. Chalk Blof”.. . . sulted to the raisin crop. Tem thousand tons of hay was} Chicago Park pag aa ipa iaeriaws r River.... at ae Mies Migs Blue Tent...... Central I want to know is—How long are we going tolerate him ? The man who sneers at and belittles the man whom the majority of the American people made President is either an ass or a traitor. Probably a Lots of Machinery Being Pure little of both. We have poked fun at Kaieer Wilhelm’s “lese majeste” law; but after all it has its good points. definition of treason, The inciter to murder never has the/shipment of machinery, which filled courage to exeeute his own. cowardly . three cars, reached here last Saturday. Place him behind the bars and . This afternoon a big boilerand two his gnat-brained dupes in the asylum. . carloads of rails arrived: There will be ideas. Take no chances with the rattlesnake. How pitifully true it is that a great pation may set up something. grand, but an ass can kick it down. Personal Happenings. Jobn Start is here from Sacramento. Frank Kropp returned here Saturday night. : 5S Wm. Stevens has returned from San Francisco. " George Landsburg is down from Relief Hill. A. J. Ross Bloomfield. T. J. Moroney and. wife are over from Cherokee. Dr. R. M. Hunt is confined to his house by illness. W. H. Warren of New York is here on mining business. John Spaulding came up. from Auburn last evening. C. W. Porterfield of Maybert was in town yesterday. : 4 Mrs. W. H. Martin has returned from a visit at San Francisco. W. A. Root of San Francisco arriued here on the afternoon train. Miss Maggie Watson came down Saturday from North Bloomfield. Rev. Wm. Angwin returned Saturday evening from Pacific Grove. Walter Finchley, Jr. is here from Chico on a visit to his mother. “Doc” Lane went to Meadow Lake yesterday to accept employment. W. 8. Morrison and wife of San arrived here on the morning train. Frack Hall and Irving Watson returned to the Plumbago mine yesterday. Fred Breese and bride returned Sat. urday evening from their honeymoon . trip. : ¥ William Kistle has moved from this city to Wolf, where he will live in the future. Mrs, C. P. Schetk {arrived here yesterday from Sacramento to join her is down from North . . Charles Stuckert and Max H. Isoard returned yesterday froma trip to the mountain towns. Mrs. McKenzie, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned here last evening. Mrs. Nellie Bowman and sister, Mrs. Moore, returned Saturday from Portland, Oregon. Mrs. A. H. Tickell has returned from Sacramento, where she was called by the serious illness of her aunt. C. W. Muller and OC. E. Mariling of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Mr. Squers of San Francisco arrived here last evening and. left this morning for Camptonville. Mrs. J. A. McGregor of Forest City is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. T. Vivian, Frank Hall returned to the Plumbago mine this morning, after a few days visit here. Mr. Hague of San Franeisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Forest City. Mrs. D. R. McKillican came down : ceiving mining machinery from below It is the virulent agitator who in-. rjgnt along. flames the weak minds of the assassin. 499 tong of freight will be received at We need a lawa trifle broader in its . the depot by this company-to start up . chinery as it arrives and putting it—in evening = Ohe De oon. Nine. chased By Yow Company. The BlueGravel Mining Company, A. D. Gassaway superintendent, is re It is estimated “that the De Noon mine. The first large about 70 tons’ of. rails required for the tunnel, which is.to. be twelve. by eight feet in dimensions. C. C. Weisenburgerand Dahl Nivens are engaged in overhauling the mashape for transportation to the mine. Messrs. Weisenburger an@ Nivene will also be employed in erecting the works on the property. ~~" eer This company has purchased the hoisting works on the Chapman mine, in the Indian Fiat district, and will remove the machinery right away. The shaft on the De Noon ground is down about thirty feet. When this depth was reached the workmen had to cease operations . on succount of the flow of water. Just as soon as the hoist and pump are placed in position work will be resumed. The tunnel has been started,.and the Derbec. district will soon be the scene of great activity in mining operations. Grass Valley Yotes. Happenings at Qur Sister City Reported By Celephone. The remains of the late Frank Mitchell, ‘who was’killed by a train at Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday,will arrive here tomorrew for burial. The deceased was:raised at Grass Valley and is the youngest son of Mrs. W. H. Mitcheil, or Yesterday afternoon Zanlkin Reubenstein and wife were driving near Watt Park when their horse became unmanageable and broke a shaft of the baggy. The occupants were not hurt any. James Bastian, who was badly hurt in the Central Shaft a few days ago, today had his left jeg ampu'ated. The Nob Hills were’ defeated in a game of baseball yesterday by the Locals. ‘The score was 14 to 7. Will Become a Benedict. Charles Dennis, a popular young man of this city who went to Los Angeles last week on a visit, will be mar-— ried there this week to one of the handsomest and most esteemed young ladies of that city. Why Inaccurate. times print inaccurate news is that people do not observe alike. For instance if ap accident appears on the street, no two persons will describe it in the same manner, Oftentimes they will contradict each other on important details. This leads to confusion and inaccuracy of statement when the newspaper reporters attempt to write the story. The latter donot deliberately distort news. They endeavor to be accuratt, but sometimes this is impossible. Se The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Obill Tonié. It is aimply Iron.and Quinine in a tasteless form. from North Bloomfield this morning and left for San Francisco. Miss Emma Willing, who has been . visiting at Sierra City, left here yester. day for her home at San Francisco. Mrs, Lamers, of Sierra City, who! bas been to San Francisco on a visit, . returned here last evening and left this morning for her home. . M. Devine was down from North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. William Penrose of Relief Hill is visiting at thie city. ee Decision Reversed. Chas. W. Kitts E<q., today received a dispatch stating that the Supreme Court had reversed the decision of the Superior Court in the case of. Relley vs. . Campbell in which the lower gave judg . ment in favor of pleintiff for $21,000. . A new trial was also granted defendant in his case. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. One reason why newspapers someend. law. etc, No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. my156m to be: cremated: Mrs. others tried to disabuse his mind of do ‘the notion, but he clung to it until the dotween logs. particulars, ——_ -+ eee t ‘Question Answered. G Ga G G G P G G Pp P G G Ga bg G G G G G G G G G G G G P 2 P P P P P P. P P p ofa pain in his side and said that he : G did not expect to live long. It was. Indian Springs ... G after a trip taken to Bakersfield some. Kertucky Flat ... 2 time ego that-he went toa lawyer and pane mee steesees -G had his property deeded to his wife. bake phe eta G When taken ill on returning from. Mariposa. P Fresno he gaid to his wife that he be-. Markwell ..... = lieved he was going to die and wanted asad Flat.... G Girard and Nev MESES SL Oa eS G G G G G G G P P P P P G G P G G P G G G G G G G G P P P G G P Vigilantes in San Francisco, . 4° Another Vigilance Committee is being formed ia San Francisco. many denials of its truth the foregoing do statement ie now known to be a fact. North San Juan... ‘The Post has the information upon unAorth reaped pes deniable authority that the formation . North Star ae of a Vigilance Committee is being rap-. Oakland ... idly effected, and that within a short do time the body will be ina position to deal sternly with violators of the peace . Pieasant Valley... Despite do The men who will later be found . Rough andReady.. to be identified with the movement are . Relief Hill..... all representatives of the prominent citizenship of San Francisco, deterTruckee, mined—and with a single purpose—to do stop the lawless conduct of an unruly class, and give protection to all people of the city. Leaders in the movement] Willow Valley deny that the purpose of the organiza-. Wolf........ tion is to combat Unionism, but sim-} Meadow Lake-Union ply to protect law-abiding citizens. Ed Ryan has received a telegram from a luntbering district in Canada : stating that his brother working there]. had met with an accident. It is thought that the young man. was crushed beEd has telegraphed for Improvements Stopped. An unusually large number of improvements to dwellings, in various parts cf the city, have now been suspended on account of the storm. It will put a number of people to considerable inconvenience, but the rain will preve a blessing in many ways. ‘Yes, August Flower still bas the largest sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers’ grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for Indiestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or. Heart failure, They used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous aud organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and bad with headaches or other aches. You only need a few doses of Green’s August Flower, _. form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. in liquoid Gilt Edge whiskey ies a nerve tonic. Burrato Laces Brgr on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers W. J. Britland, proprietor . jig Magnolia ...... ee oe ee a oe i Spenceville .... Sweetland ..... Washington...... Mrs. H.S High School... D. T. Donovan......--Miss Pearl Sooy......-Mies Lizzie Conlin...... lizabeth Goyne.... bel Ferguson..... Mies Nellie Smith.....:.. Mrs. Kate McCormick.... BE iG aden Se Robt. E. Hughes.....-.. Sencems atic 20 Miss Lucile H.Baily..... Clear Oreek..... bg Qaroline Brown..... bia Hill,... ee 5 Dudes disy cs'sieeoo-s Forest Be Miss Alice Mulcaby....-. sg Mies Maria W. Allen..... Geo. F. oy) eee eee ee Made Deeds, . Miss Josephine Charleson. .. : Miss Alice Oooper...... Toe. dgeas, conveying property trom . S") TANF s+ Sy 39 sep aaee ee pomomaise FO, Girard to QO. 2 eas Mies Florence E. Hoyt.... ‘his wife, Mrs. Dora Girard, were placed} do 21221 i et eae on record in Oakland Saturday. One. . [aie reins ae Fo ee Dads a eae aptar Capi keke tan «ce ekg at oe nee i Gai Brice.. ee ee eee oe ites eee eee Miss Maggie Kelleher .... second and Grove streets and .a lot in d632 Miss Annie F. Conlin.... Rowlend tract. A second deed conOe ote ae oe tenamoaee ee ee ree Se Peme S shine Geed enmweys tour tots 6 Maat do wet Mies Sadie GClauson..... . Monterey. It is said that Mr. Girard GO oe hones es Pein aaa herd Orden... leaves an estate worth about $80,000. AG Fs peak iss Frances Stokes..... In this regard it is stated that Mr. ms areerey he cites Girard seemed to havea presentiment; 45 . /.". ". . _P. . Miss Mabel Plummer..... that he was going to die and a number Hid? 86255 sore Miss Lottie Stanley... cee of weeks. agd so expressed himself to 2 Hoag eee ae e Miss Mathilts Pphod BS ods ae some of his friends. He complained BO ie Ad Miss Agnes Curtis ...... Miss Mary V. Bowers..... Galen Cummings....... Miss Helen Ransom.:.... Miss Julia Mulcahy ..... Miss Jeannette Uphoff.... Sohn Hennessey........

Miss Gertrude Higgins.... Miss Hattie Rowe.. Mies Ella Austin....... Miss: Elizabeth Mualcaby... BH Barker ...;,.«0.scdcccooses. Migs Florence N. Hamilton.. Geo. B. Finnegan ...... os Gs ONG E Geo. W. Ogden......:.. Miss Mary Hook........ Miss Lizzie Keenan ..... Miss Gertrude Goyne..... Mrs. E. 8S. Hathaway..... Mrs. W. D. Long....... Miss Maggie Gillespie.. . = Mrs. Millie Morgan ....-. Miss Frances Power..... Miss Kate R. Smith. .... Miss Lizzie Naffziger. . .. Miss Ina Cooper ....... Mies Lou Hennessy..... Charles Temby........ Miss Lizzie M. Richards... Mrs. J. H. Austin...... Mies Mary V. McNichols ... F. M. Rutherford ...... . Miss Gertrude Hampton . -. Miss Lizzie Danforth... Bae Miss Ella Stennett.. .... Miss Aggie O’Connell..... Miss Nora Hussey...... Miss Mertie R. Thompson.. Miss Lena M. Macaulay... Miss May E.Green..... . CLERK, H. P. Koach....----> Jas. Tackett....---Robt. Scanlon.....-O. D. Campbell....-F, A. Williams....-. E. 8. Thomas ....-ip, M, Beaser.. ..--Chas. E. Fleming..-.P. H. Brophy....---James Oonnolly.. .-. EB. A. Kublman....-. A. R. Cowie.....-B. Poage... 0.25.65 + W. H. Cunningham .. A. B. Champion.... GO wlinek eee CO ee ag FEE GO . i -sessnees a0 eee a GO aa ittarsieigie GO.) Silsercwes G0. sinasues C2 (tee re GOsracheds do ee eee Willis Green...... G. V. Robinson .... Thomas Mulcaby.... Alex. Drynan..... L. B. Johnson..... 0. D. Bilderback.... _. Wm. H. Wolford.... ‘Samuel H. Shetterly ..: Daniel Fraser do N. J. Smith .:..... . . } . . eee ss Mies Violet Rouner..... do gaia Overton....... Miss aoene M. Hinch.... _— u Crane..... idge... A at: yt 41 ee Ss De WAG. ok-<adawcccas Bimeet vein, Miss Maud Marchie..... iWm. Glover Soretanraveraeruae Miss Marguerite Vineyard... John Fippin....... Henry Veale ....... Luther Pittman.... G@O°” 2 252% J. H. Bastian...... Geo. E. Cloud...... Vimo: Rusting. oo. o. O. F MecGlashan.... end . AT LEGG & SHAW CO’sS Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard SEWING MACHINES CUT RATES t ing, Judge F. T. Emma S. .Snediker’, v8. Ayers. Order heretofore made setting -. cause for trial was rescinded and reset for Thursday, October 3d. = Estate of Wm. Clemo, deceased. Petition of Esther A, Olemo for letters of nnestiofedians Ordered that letters ae be issued to her upon her filing a bond to: battle agatha Wis dail in the sum of $400, Ordered that P. lic opinion, the advice Y press, F, Simonds be permitted ‘to act as iabot lal 2b y yoy W. Dower and J. Tredinnick oredit by meerohidela:*" were appointed appraisers. T. H. Waters and CO, W. Kitts vs. P. Campbell. Order overruling demurrer, I. L. Weed-vs, Frank M. Reed. Settlement of bill of exceptions set for Friday, September 27th. administration. surety. eesti Business Transacted al To-day’s Session Jndge Nilon Presiding, The following business was’ trans;d in the Superior Court this mornFO, ri Niloti, presiding: President. Shaffer David P. ————++90 Some Foolish People wa cough to run until it gets beRee a the reals of medicine. They ofout ten say, “Oh, it'will wear away,” buf in most cases it wears them away. they be cor bs try on pomp : icine called Kemp’s Balsam, S is sold on a positive guarantee to’ cure, . writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford: w they would immediately see the excel“His foot was badly crashed, but By Jent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c. Trial size tree. sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ——_ + 260 > —____— The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and‘ Fever isa sige bi TASTELESS CHILL TONIO. s simply : iron and quinine in a tasteless form. 5 cents @ glass, at Council Ohamben No cure—no pay. Price 50c. Coald Keesport al miil, where the men . recognition, were running fyi.." strike was regarded as” Fn The Amalgamated Journal, oom, ing upon the New York sotti,, says: “The causes that led UD to overwhelming odds that the of promi withdray, ow day adds evidence that the strike gradually going to pieces. More more men are employed, and ith as if the strike would soon wear it A Shocking Calamity, “Lately befell a railroad len’sAthica Salve quickly cured For . It’s simply wonderful for Bane. _ Piles and all skin eruptions, Ts thy world’s champion healer, Care gugp. anteed. 25. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Burrato Laer Burr on dranght,y W. J. Britland, proprietor. jy two alike. in this lot. MAHER & CO. '. See Window. <SEE-9 00-990 <a 5 5 See Window, FLANNEL for Waists. ALBATROSS in stripes, in figures, in plain colors, for waists. All new. All just arrived and to be seen for the! the next few days in one of our large show windows, No 2% yards in each piece. Come and see. Lots of grand goods) See Our Dress Goods Window. Grand Goods here this fall. “ They are well worth your time to-call. If you can’t come, write for samples. We kee ‘. hand now. p Ladies’ Wool Shirt Waists. A fine line on New Belts for Fall Dresses.New Stock of Collars. New Neck Ruffs. Respectfully, MAHER & co. JOUR OWN BAKING POWDER 1LB CAN 50 Crs. Ov If upon purchasing a can you find it does not give the satisfaction we guarantee it to give, return the can and your 50 cents will be refunded. We feel sure you will be pleased with the Baking Powder, for we have not had . . one can returned, that has been opened ; and tried. Can : confident that it will please you? R Own Baking Powder Is Pure eae a you blame us for being CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. THE : OLD : FASHIONED : Wat Of cleaning a watch o with coal oil. fathers carried, ~FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. oved piece by’piece, Each minute wheel muti would retard the movement, We clean and By having them adjusted frequently, years are Particles of dust must be rem freed from anything which watches thoroughly. to their life, It did all right for the turnips our graf +o tr clock$was to lubricate the wort A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Ww hmakers, Broad Street = mee a * Nevada ¢ if DONT YOU WANT A PAIR? J MHE Swell Shoes for Winter dirpla Shoes for walking or dress wear ! th welted soles, Box Calf with heavy double soles. Heavy ‘and Medium Wel! QU SEEN THEM? yed in our handsome Shoe Window. They are Patent Vici, wi : . Come in and see the new ideas in Footwear. Se Ladies’s Walking Shoe, $2 25 This shoe is made of fine Box Calf, double soles, slight extension, a good: street or school shoe. You take no chances when you-buy-this shoe. Price, $2.25. er throughout he money. _ Men’s Every Day Shoe, $1.50, $1.75 There is no limit to the demand fo sell such lines as are solid leath the best shoe on the market for t r Good Cheap Shoes. : We ; and they are We have a 1 Box Calf, Vi Men’s $3 Dress Shoes arge variety in styles and qualities of $3 Shoe ici Kid, velour effect and Patent Leather. Sizes 11 to 2, $1.50; 8% to 11, $1.25; 5 to 8, $1, the children. Woman’s Kangaroo, Lace, $1.75" Women’s Genuine Kangaroo, lace, neat rounding toe, good plimp soles, an excellent shoe for out door wear tipped, » $1.75; Bring _ Boy’s Iron Clad School Shoes This is an extra good -wearing shoe. Th forced with steel circulets, We believe it shoe as can possibly be made for school wear. 54, $1.75; 11 to 2, $1.50; 10 to 134, $1.40. made on ne < soles are reinto be as good a Sizes 2% to Our Store iswell kn plete stock of Min only the best. ur prices in al w shapes with welted soles, . own for its reputation in keepiug #” iner’s Supplies. We endeavor to ph Come and see us our stock is now (MF ‘We have given up the Picture Business. Our contract having expired, . departments are the lowest. ‘ Cor Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada 8 Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. & \HE TRA ee nee ; Yotes of School supplies at Vor life insurance For the best. of . meal line send your ¢ A large boiler consig Gold Mining Compa was received at the day. } Go to N. Rohr for ing. Call on Ed Schmid anything in the tobae Opal Cream is the tan ond sunbura, Se Vintoa’s, 25c¢ and 60c ~{he opening dance Hall by Company (€ night was largely att sic discoursed by Wil much enjoyed, and a pleasant time. ae Jack Beam Bourbon anteed pure and is the sickness. For sale at store. A good hot lunéh every night at William corner Rine and Sprii beer and choice win cigars always on hand. For a good bath got Tonsorial Parlors, street. Baths, 25 cents lf you want a good. beer—the very best-in aud see Wm. Harry, Moses Bates, who hac build.a flume: from Sec Texas mine, has comp The flume, which consi has a capacity for carry of water. __—The officers and men toe Encampment, of th Graud Patriarch Gur reception at Odd Fel evening, All member brothers are requested Each Patriarch should or lady, to the receptior Agents Wa Agents are wanted for tic Life of the Martyr which tells all about his his beantiful domestie I] on the battle fleld, his a Congress, as Governor dent. Also his assassin: death, and all of inte true American -will war Fully illustrated, cloth sold at a price that Everyone wants this be interest and velaable hi Agents will make $104 Send 10 cents for postage ask for $2.50 per day, ‘ca contract to handle our . All orders filled direct Coast Headquarters with tal Publishing Company, ifornia, Pele bore SEA New Law Fi William Spaulding, wk -of Mrs. Fred EB, Brow Tecently completed a Cambridge, Massachuse uated with high honors man who is bound tos profession, as he is pc the attributes that go t lawyer. Ex-Senator (€ _Mr. Spaulding have for: ship in the practice of . fices are in the Mills’ Francisco, Attention, Patri The Patriarehs of Mist ment, No, 47,I. O. O. . with their wives, or lad: tion to be given the Gr on Monday evening, Se Visiting Patriarchs and®Specially invited to be hour fixed is 8 o’clock, W.P. G. A. Gray, Seribe. eo Working Night at The busiest and mighti that ever was made is D: Life Pills. -Thege pills tess into strength, lis fhergy, braip-fag into They’ra wontterfedl in bi health. Only 250 per bo D. Vinton, + 280+ Ranch For Sale at. the Holland Ranch, Columbia’ Hill is offere hs part down and ba “quire of Brown & Mo: BRM ei ec ck Does It Pay to Bu A cheap remedy for Colds 18 all righf, bat yo thing that will relieve are severe and er ‘roat and lan you do?’ Go on sane regular climate? . Yes, ter ossible for you, ther ; “thi in all oivili: With suceess in severé th troubles “B ’ Ottle. ali dru r mmended : Prize Aime the worl