September 24, 1903 (4 pages)

+ o * “\chie’s ground is known to contain -a veritable network of Ld Nevapa City Dairy Transcript bd we NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : S FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, é :s Delivered toany part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2c Per Week. THUMSBAY. <2 ae ek re oe September 24, 1903 5 Prominent Stockholders Here to inspect ihe Big Improvement Work Now — ~ In Progress There. Hon. John J. Meyers, one of the heaviest, most practical and reliable mining operators on the Coast, C. F, Humphrey Esq,, one of San Francisco’s most prominent and successful. lawyers, Benj. Goodwin of one of the largest. general insurance agencies at the Bay, and H. B. Thompson, an influential citizen of Victoria, British Columbia, arrived here this morning to make a careful inspection of the Property of the Murchie Consolidated Mining Company, which is located a short distance from this city. Mr. Goodwin is president of the company and Mr. Meyers treasurer. Our people feel proud to know that such distinguished gentlemen are interested in our mines, and more particularly pleased to know that they have taken hold of the largest and most valuable mining property in this part of the State: That the mines which they control will yield’ an immense amount of bullion when properly opened up, no one will gainsay, and under such first-class management it will prove not only tobe of great benefit to the stockholders, Nevada City, but to the county’s general prosperity as well. When the contemplated improvements to the property have been completed the mine will prove to be second to none on the Coast as a steady bullion producer, in extensiveness of operation and in the number of men employed. ‘ The work of building seven hundred feet of flume, and the cleaning out of the large water ditches which dre to be connected with it, is being pushed rapidly forward and will be completed within a short time. Yesterday the work ° of clearing the ground and grading for the-new mill was commenced. The lumber for the new mill building has all been ordered, a portion of it being delivered on the site today, and with the force of men now employed work is sure to go forward with the greatest rapidity until the building is completed, the machinery installed and in running order, and other projected improvements made. The new mill ordered by the company will be ready for shipment within the next ten days, and upon its arrival here will be transferred immedately to the mine and put together, as it is the intention of the company to have all these projected improvemients made and practically completed before the heaviest portion of the winter weather sets in. The new mill is of the very latest aud most approved pattern, and although it has only nine stamps it is so scientifically and wonderfully constructed and designed as to possess a capacity equal to any twenty-stamp mill of the old-style pattern. Development work in the mine is also progressing rapidly aud the ledge from which ore is now being extracted is six feet thick and is showing up grandly in quality. Already there is enough ore blocked out to keep the new mill running night and day for an indefinite period. ~While there are many ledges ‘tn the four hundred acres of patented land News . Saturday Afternoon Club at her home on Broad street next Satarday afterboon. : stage driver, ie laid up witha mashed toe. He received the injary while out on the road, One of the heavy iron shoes used on the stage fell on his toe, membership.‘were initiated into the degree of Fellowcraft in Nevada Lodge, F. and A. M. top yesterday while playing at the school grounds, receiving a wound on the temple. ~~ the eastern end of the ccunty as regards the mining outlook. There is considerable activity there in the way of mining, and capitelicts are taking much interest in that section. eral mining properties there are showing very good prospects. at work in the Marchie mine recently» has been taken to his home at Grass Valley. the 'egs, but no serious results are anticipated: a sircalar letter inquiring as to ap estate valued at $6,000 000, said to have ‘been left-by 2.man samed Haven. The Mount Aubnarn, Til. fe. Jobn Owens, who was hurt in an accidgnt near Dobbins a few weeks ago, died at Bullard’s Bar yesterday afternoon. The deceased was riding fo @ wagon and one of the wheels strack astump. She was thrown out, sustaining two fractures of the skull.Ruddock of San Francisco have returned from Washington mining district, where they located two water tights on Canyon Creek and two gravel clai ns. forest -flre which has been raging for bed : several days on Jefferson Hill, across completed the sppearance of the creek from Pheips Hill in Washington township, bas been gotten unpie ae ee der control. itsy son Oreek extended along the ridge above "Vasbington to the junction of the Bear Valley and Aipha roads, a distance of about four miler, then it went east two miles to the West Fork of Scotchman Creek, and is now going through the country. south of Omega. No effort has been made to stop this fire, and true, but for absolute proof that you have the genuine article you should smoke a Woodpecker Cigar. They are manufectared from the best of tobacco by Giff, the Native Son of employed in his factory. : the garden of H. R, Hoskins, is on exhibition at the National Hotel bar. fF MENON, tems Condensed For the Benefit of~ Busy Readers. _—_— ~ From That Lively. ont 4 fe 2? : Mrs. W. D. Vinton will entertain the Thé following fteme are culled how the Republica of yesterday : The Southern Pacific Company has . bed all availebleimen fighting forest fires bétweet Blue Oanyon and Emigrant Gap for the past few days. Ip all about two hundred men are engeged in the task. The company’s sheds have been threatened with destruction, but thas far have not been damaged. Manager Rapp of the Sunset Company is also at the'scene protecting telephone poles and wires, His company has sustained some damage, Capello Romero, an Italian who was recently employed. in the lamber Joseph “Downey, the well known Last evening two candidates for Young Alvin Kahl was struck by a AResume of News amon SS ee mn ST, PETERSBURG, Sept. 24—The Russian government has issued an official note saying that the attitude regarding the reform situation for Macedonia is unchanged. Neither Turkey nor Bulgaria can expect support from any power if they resist the Austro-Russian reform scheme. U. S. Marshal Shine. is being searched for. ARNESTING THE COLDS San Francisco, September 24.—Hom Toon,’ a Chinese official, supposed to be the leader of the ring that engineered the Chinese substitution cases, was arrested this morning by Another Chinese named Wong Tin camps hear Truckee, died of typhoid . fever last Sunday. The funeral took place Monday. : Hobart Mills is still excited over the Calvin: case. It_ is the sole topic of conversation in’ the otherwise quiet and peacefal lumber camp, and though nothing of a new or startling natare beyond what has. been published ‘has been brought to light, the opinion that Johneon. poisoned the dead man grows more confirmed every day. New stories begin to crop out: each day at Hobart Mills. Itis now stated fore Oalvin’s death ‘Good reperts -continue to come from SevW. C. Johnson, who was burt while He is. badly injured about .# talk with one of the hé-wli. “The man had Ondike, and the -pbyNelp interest in the man’s desériptiogw “ef that country, floally asking him’ “what chance a man with a couple of: thousand would sténd up there?” The man replied “that he would be independent.” The Doctor then asked him to draw a map ou'lining the imp@rtant points of the conotry. os Improving Property L L. Myers is having an addition built to big dwelling house on the coroner of Broad and Cottage streets. County Clerk Arbogest has received letter ‘ia. signed by ©. L. Gandy of Charles O. Leavitt aad Gaorge 2 fe After a great deal of hard work the are to follow, @nd when the work is ; the place will be greatly Improved. 5 —-90-2 The fire on the West Fork of Jéffer: The following, business was transscted in the Superior Court today, Judge F, T. Nilon, pr ing: Estate of I. N. Robinson, deceased, Letters issued to Sarah J. Ehret. Bond fixed at $800. Order of pablishing notice to creditors. The following appraisers were appointed: H. Belmore, W. H. Mead and P. 8. ‘Waldron. ‘Estate of Ludwig Bierwagen, deceased. Decree that legal notice to creditors has been given. Estate of John Oarboni, deceased, Decree establishing due and legal notice to creditors. Petition for order of sale of real estate. Order to show causé. Petition for provision for supe port of family.Estate ‘of R. M. Bunt, deceased, Return and account of sale of real estate set for October 5th. Seeing is believing, isa proverb old Maryland. Only Union white labor ie A very pretty dahlia, which grew in It is known asthe Ingeborg Egelaud and is of the cactus spécies of dahlia Read Maher & OCo’s new advertiseOther impro ptnents tothe building . © owned by the Murchie, only two of them are now being worked. In course of time, however, all of these quartz ment in this evening’s TRansoript. They are offering the ever-popular E-Z waist for the small sum of twenty-five centseach, These waists are just the veins will be opened up, and the whole, when worked is bound to contribute an immense output of gold. The Murvaluable ledges, and it is conceded by competent judges that when any number of these veins are being opened up that the company will find that instead of a mill of 20-stamp capacity being needed, one of 100 stamps or more will be required to crush the large output of ore from the mines. At present the Texas mill is running night and day, and will continue running on Murchie rock until the new mill at the mine is completed. The strongest evidence of the richness of the Murchie, as depth is attained, is the fact that each month since the company commenced taking out ore the shipment of bullion has largely increased in value over that of the previous month, proving conclusively that the ore is increasing in richness as depth is reached. One of the most gratifying features relative to the opening up of this great mining property is the fact that it is in the hands of large capitalists and men of the highest stand ing who have enterprise and means to open up and develop the Murchie on an extensive and permanenf scale, thus bringing it into the front rank with the great mines of California. Besides, the business affairs of the mine’ are conducted in a manner that inspires confidence and stamps those honesty and integrity. Therefore every stockholder can feel confident that all the affairs connected with the operating of this vast property could not be handled more judiciously than by the capable gentlemen who have charge of it. It can be truthfully said the present and future outlook for the Murchie is the most brilliant and satisfactory of any mine in this district,and we feel confident that in a short time it will prove to be the richest gold-producing property on the Pacific Coast,kind for school children, ani run in Aake That a woman will wear things that sizes suitable for ages from two to fourteen years. ject which the new advertisement of Fred Eilerman tn this evening’s TranSORIPT speaks about. right. and -it is cool and refresbing. Fancy mixed drinks are one of his specialties, Socks, Bonds, Ele. asked for stock and bonds at the Glose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: Milling Wheat 4s Quarterly U 8. Bonds.,. Bay County Power Oo., 5s Spring Valley.... x Pacifls Ga: and Electric San Francisco Gas and Electric. 6734 Ophir. swatbess 170) Sierra Nevada. connected with the new company as men of the strictest nae = ae Pees Best & Bel.150. Exchequer . Qon.Cail &Va).1 45 BAvage .rccreyee 24 Cboller. Crown Point. 14 Yellow Jacket. Imperial. . Kentack.,.. Alpha Beleber... make her look bideous—simply . because it’s the style ? ; That» man will fling a half-doller. on the cigar counter with easy gayety and then break hie heart over baving to buy a War Cry ? That if there’sa fly in the loaf be’s Good, ebarp steam beer is the subHe keeps it jus: TRA ODER FOUND PoRTLANR, Or., Sept. 24.—The bandit who was shot while attempting to hold up the Atlantic Express last night, was found near the track a short distance from the scene of the hold-up and brought to this city. He is probably fatally injured. No word has been received from the Sheriff's posse. Engineer Barrett who was accidentally shot will probably recover, =innenesianinibaaraad ail THE OLD RELIABLE . Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE _—_=_=____ es Opposite Hotel Antlers, CO. B. PORTER, M Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Nevada City anager. Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Loans Negotiated. SESE: Grand Milliner VY Opening. Saturday, Sept. 26th, ‘Monday, Sept. 28th. ; 0’ the above d vacinity to call some display. ays I will give opening of Fall and Winter and invite the ladies of N and examine evada my grand Millinery City and my handommercigl . MRS. L. LUBECK, «2 sure to appear in your slice of bread ? La That the man with the poorest voice is always the most willing to sing ? That many things wedo and which seém perfectly proper to us seem pere fectly shocking in our neighbors ?: Big Lumber Fire Morse, Wis., Sept. 28—The Chase sawmill, with 6,000,000 feet of lumber, errs ere was destroyed by fire this morning, OO BAUER is Pe ecse ns The loss will reach $800,000. . BONDS The following are. the quotations WHEAT AND BARLEY. Don’t let the little oneg suffer from eczema or other tortaring skin diseuses, hi reed tor it Doan’s Ointment cures. Oan’t harm the moet delicate skin, Atany drag store, 60 cents. WATER AND GAS, eee seseeene Lovelsnd 18 vow selling his famou . bread at five cents a loaf at the Popu lar Bakery. Try itand you will slwaye “ ony it. p iv6Seg. Belcher. Justice. 8 Good Sharp ea Steam Beer. The very best in town ig the kind drawo and served over my bar. We alsd Have Drinks of all kinds, Drop in. MINING “STOOKS, cseens 110] Urah Silver Hill .. Cballenge.. tet eeee hil At y “LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Occidental . 82 . oe aes FRED EILERIIAN, *2._., That Stale, Ready-Ground Flavorless, Package » and try a pound Gaylor’s 25 Cent oe Family Colfve Roasted Dally, Ground to order, wit out chicory. crisp and aroma or withAlways tic see Imposing. Parade Battimore, Md., September 28 —Routine business which has occupied the last three days of the meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I, O. O. F., oO today. gave way to the spectacular features of-the program. This was the ay duy of the big parade, andit was by} all odds one of the most imposing ag' well as the largest pageant ef the kind % ever. seen in Baltimore. A conseryae-} tig estimate places the pumber. of 3 men in line at 40,000, the Patriarchs} Militant, the military branch of the}. order, making 8 particularly gorgeous showing. The parade was'headed by General M. A. Raney, commanding general of the Patriarchs Militant, with his staff. The route of the procession, gorgeously decorated with the national colors intertwined about the emeblems of the order. ; Strikes Iceberg. JUNEAU, Alaska, Sept. 283—The cable-. ~ ship, “Burnside,” laden ‘with 600 miles of Alaskan cable, arrived last night, aftér a narrow escape from total wreck by an iceberg off Admiralty island. She struck the iceberg head on during a fog and her plates were badly bent. She came here under her own steam, and will be repaired here before laying the cable. The accident occurred withina mile of where the ‘‘Islander” was totally wrecked by an iceberg @ year ago, Broke the Record]. New York, September 28.—Prince Alert broke the world’s pacing reco'd on the Empire City track at Yonkers]. today by pacing a mile In 1:57 flat. The record, 1:59, was held by Dan Patch, Fancy Summer-Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf which was several oiiles long, was} ” ‘prize in @ aillnery contes, in Obie for the most skillfully hat, The girle are becoming laws and doctors, but the bo) : still have. of Wild Strawberry has been onpis summer complaint, thoes, bloody flux, pain in the ato ach, and it has never yet failed toj what Is claimed for it, j apay . Sento KOMAL y Record Doings of People t _Garthe retarne a posiness trip . Frances Fulton a bere last evenipg niliam Hoilmes wey ng and his conditle serious. 3s T. Dillon wen today. He intends vicinity of the up1 weeks, during . transact some imy oy 1 boy hos just trimmed jas boys evig ‘Chance of making 8 liv ¥ years Dr, Fowler's 5, J. H. Pierson pere last night, en Juan. Rath Berg of ¢ t of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ old Flat. : ssples. McElvy Is "s Country. mes Dolan, linema: Telephone Oompt evening from Place 93 Lizzie Langmat Hog her sister, Mre orth Bloomfield. }W.Dabigren arrit from Stockton ant ville this mornipg. homas Brock rett mfield today, aft here. dyneutery, * Famous the ' Wor 4 Over—Fully Matured, yO Sold Everywhere. EASY W AISTS to buy for your children, price is 25 cents each, 2 to 14 years. CELEBRATED They’ -Z. WAIST easy o goods, oneeee. Mothers, this is the only Waist TheAll sizes ‘are ss your chil-— ae . dren, and made of a THE BUTTONS are each and e knitted strap and cannot pull out. Remember the Price, 25e each L, Canfield, the w man, and his wife CELEBRATED 4 EZ. WAIST . . and Mrs. Joh p Bloomfield arr Francisco last nig p today. .§. Downes of 8s pding a few days in [re J. H. Pierson ai pg from Sacramet ning for Downievil LA. Lead” of Oakl city. Dresher is here fr Foss returned t b Bloomfield, ohn Grisse] has ret omfleld. G. Spencer is here fagene Hegarty, a mother and his dhere last evenil roing for San F-; y will maks their ft Hrant Oordrey, se > ne knitted: fe One sewed separately tos . 7 ————$_$____ MAHER & CO hters’ Loan and Ts Francisco, accor , left for belov a visit to relative . William Moy beisco this morn i visit relatives for The Best and [Most Complete in Northern California. — Turner & Ha PINE STREET. . . ————Oarry a full Doors, Windows, Blinds Screen ~ Shingles, Laths, ‘ : from one pint up. all and see, Don’toverlook Our Stove Displa Steel Riese, Cast Tron Stoves Popular Universal, Gem Monitor Cub, Jr., LUMBER DEALERS MASURY'S PAINT feseico" og Office and Vards Yad vounty Superintend last evening for end the Grand Le W. Ps f. A. Leach was ¢ land last evening, ndlord J. L. St bm Colfax last even! Wr. B. W. Haines im Sen Francisco lg Here on mining bug beorge O. Gaylori m @ visit to Oampt A Boy’s Wild R: With family sroun die, and a. son-r les, to get Dr. Kis for Consumptiot ds, W. H. Brown, ¢ Ured death’s agon' tthis wonderful m bt relief and goor Mee: “T now slee bt.” Like marvel _ Wood and Oil Heaters Saperb Universal, Capita! Unive & 1 Ranges and Colum Guct Stoves, etc. 4 Universal ant Poeumon So WRhs, Colde and Obtain Our Prices chless merit for ua Mg troubles. Ga and $100. Trig Bton’s Drug Store, puna °f-8 good cool, sha at Wm. Harry’s MARSH . 4 ———_—+.60voly the Very pest « i clgars are served 000 Spring stre Siment is tender ' Peard, the ps {0 sall on him, andjin cans [owt Re eS Sorel Ge alga re ‘Tal TF

+ o * “\chie’s ground is known to contain -a veritable network of Ld Nevapa City Dairy Transcript bd we NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : S FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, é :s Delivered toany part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2c Per Week. THUMSBAY. <2 ae ek re oe September 24, 1903 5 Prominent Stockholders Here to inspect ihe Big Improvement Work Now — ~ In Progress There. Hon. John J. Meyers, one of the heaviest, most practical and reliable mining operators on the Coast, C. F, Humphrey Esq,, one of San Francisco’s most prominent and successful. lawyers, Benj. Goodwin of one of the largest. general insurance agencies at the Bay, and H. B. Thompson, an influential citizen of Victoria, British Columbia, arrived here this morning to make a careful inspection of the Property of the Murchie Consolidated Mining Company, which is located a short distance from this city. Mr. Goodwin is president of the company and Mr. Meyers treasurer. Our people feel proud to know that such distinguished gentlemen are interested in our mines, and more particularly pleased to know that they have taken hold of the largest and most valuable mining property in this part of the State: That the mines which they control will yield’ an immense amount of bullion when properly opened up, no one will gainsay, and under such first-class management it will prove not only tobe of great benefit to the stockholders, Nevada City, but to the county’s general prosperity as well. When the contemplated improvements to the property have been completed the mine will prove to be second to none on the Coast as a steady bullion producer, in extensiveness of operation and in the number of men employed. ‘ The work of building seven hundred feet of flume, and the cleaning out of the large water ditches which dre to be connected with it, is being pushed rapidly forward and will be completed within a short time. Yesterday the work ° of clearing the ground and grading for the-new mill was commenced. The lumber for the new mill building has all been ordered, a portion of it being delivered on the site today, and with the force of men now employed work is sure to go forward with the greatest rapidity until the building is completed, the machinery installed and in running order, and other projected improvements made. The new mill ordered by the company will be ready for shipment within the next ten days, and upon its arrival here will be transferred immedately to the mine and put together, as it is the intention of the company to have all these projected improvemients made and practically completed before the heaviest portion of the winter weather sets in. The new mill is of the very latest aud most approved pattern, and although it has only nine stamps it is so scientifically and wonderfully constructed and designed as to possess a capacity equal to any twenty-stamp mill of the old-style pattern. Development work in the mine is also progressing rapidly aud the ledge from which ore is now being extracted is six feet thick and is showing up grandly in quality. Already there is enough ore blocked out to keep the new mill running night and day for an indefinite period. ~While there are many ledges ‘tn the four hundred acres of patented land News . Saturday Afternoon Club at her home on Broad street next Satarday afterboon. : stage driver, ie laid up witha mashed toe. He received the injary while out on the road, One of the heavy iron shoes used on the stage fell on his toe, membership.‘were initiated into the degree of Fellowcraft in Nevada Lodge, F. and A. M. top yesterday while playing at the school grounds, receiving a wound on the temple. ~~ the eastern end of the ccunty as regards the mining outlook. There is considerable activity there in the way of mining, and capitelicts are taking much interest in that section. eral mining properties there are showing very good prospects. at work in the Marchie mine recently» has been taken to his home at Grass Valley. the 'egs, but no serious results are anticipated: a sircalar letter inquiring as to ap estate valued at $6,000 000, said to have ‘been left-by 2.man samed Haven. The Mount Aubnarn, Til. fe. Jobn Owens, who was hurt in an accidgnt near Dobbins a few weeks ago, died at Bullard’s Bar yesterday afternoon. The deceased was riding fo @ wagon and one of the wheels strack astump. She was thrown out, sustaining two fractures of the skull.Ruddock of San Francisco have returned from Washington mining district, where they located two water tights on Canyon Creek and two gravel clai ns. forest -flre which has been raging for bed : several days on Jefferson Hill, across completed the sppearance of the creek from Pheips Hill in Washington township, bas been gotten unpie ae ee der control. itsy son Oreek extended along the ridge above "Vasbington to the junction of the Bear Valley and Aipha roads, a distance of about four miler, then it went east two miles to the West Fork of Scotchman Creek, and is now going through the country. south of Omega. No effort has been made to stop this fire, and true, but for absolute proof that you have the genuine article you should smoke a Woodpecker Cigar. They are manufectared from the best of tobacco by Giff, the Native Son of employed in his factory. : the garden of H. R, Hoskins, is on exhibition at the National Hotel bar. fF MENON, tems Condensed For the Benefit of~ Busy Readers. _—_— ~ From That Lively. ont 4 fe 2? : Mrs. W. D. Vinton will entertain the Thé following fteme are culled how the Republica of yesterday : The Southern Pacific Company has . bed all availebleimen fighting forest fires bétweet Blue Oanyon and Emigrant Gap for the past few days. Ip all about two hundred men are engeged in the task. The company’s sheds have been threatened with destruction, but thas far have not been damaged. Manager Rapp of the Sunset Company is also at the'scene protecting telephone poles and wires, His company has sustained some damage, Capello Romero, an Italian who was recently employed. in the lamber Joseph “Downey, the well known Last evening two candidates for Young Alvin Kahl was struck by a AResume of News amon SS ee mn ST, PETERSBURG, Sept. 24—The Russian government has issued an official note saying that the attitude regarding the reform situation for Macedonia is unchanged. Neither Turkey nor Bulgaria can expect support from any power if they resist the Austro-Russian reform scheme. U. S. Marshal Shine. is being searched for. ARNESTING THE COLDS San Francisco, September 24.—Hom Toon,’ a Chinese official, supposed to be the leader of the ring that engineered the Chinese substitution cases, was arrested this morning by Another Chinese named Wong Tin camps hear Truckee, died of typhoid . fever last Sunday. The funeral took place Monday. : Hobart Mills is still excited over the Calvin: case. It_ is the sole topic of conversation in’ the otherwise quiet and peacefal lumber camp, and though nothing of a new or startling natare beyond what has. been published ‘has been brought to light, the opinion that Johneon. poisoned the dead man grows more confirmed every day. New stories begin to crop out: each day at Hobart Mills. Itis now stated fore Oalvin’s death ‘Good reperts -continue to come from SevW. C. Johnson, who was burt while He is. badly injured about .# talk with one of the hé-wli. “The man had Ondike, and the -pbyNelp interest in the man’s desériptiogw “ef that country, floally asking him’ “what chance a man with a couple of: thousand would sténd up there?” The man replied “that he would be independent.” The Doctor then asked him to draw a map ou'lining the imp@rtant points of the conotry. os Improving Property L L. Myers is having an addition built to big dwelling house on the coroner of Broad and Cottage streets. County Clerk Arbogest has received letter ‘ia. signed by ©. L. Gandy of Charles O. Leavitt aad Gaorge 2 fe After a great deal of hard work the are to follow, @nd when the work is ; the place will be greatly Improved. 5 —-90-2 The fire on the West Fork of Jéffer: The following, business was transscted in the Superior Court today, Judge F, T. Nilon, pr ing: Estate of I. N. Robinson, deceased, Letters issued to Sarah J. Ehret. Bond fixed at $800. Order of pablishing notice to creditors. The following appraisers were appointed: H. Belmore, W. H. Mead and P. 8. ‘Waldron. ‘Estate of Ludwig Bierwagen, deceased. Decree that legal notice to creditors has been given. Estate of John Oarboni, deceased, Decree establishing due and legal notice to creditors. Petition for order of sale of real estate. Order to show causé. Petition for provision for supe port of family.Estate ‘of R. M. Bunt, deceased, Return and account of sale of real estate set for October 5th. Seeing is believing, isa proverb old Maryland. Only Union white labor ie A very pretty dahlia, which grew in It is known asthe Ingeborg Egelaud and is of the cactus spécies of dahlia Read Maher & OCo’s new advertiseOther impro ptnents tothe building . © owned by the Murchie, only two of them are now being worked. In course of time, however, all of these quartz ment in this evening’s TRansoript. They are offering the ever-popular E-Z waist for the small sum of twenty-five centseach, These waists are just the veins will be opened up, and the whole, when worked is bound to contribute an immense output of gold. The Murvaluable ledges, and it is conceded by competent judges that when any number of these veins are being opened up that the company will find that instead of a mill of 20-stamp capacity being needed, one of 100 stamps or more will be required to crush the large output of ore from the mines. At present the Texas mill is running night and day, and will continue running on Murchie rock until the new mill at the mine is completed. The strongest evidence of the richness of the Murchie, as depth is attained, is the fact that each month since the company commenced taking out ore the shipment of bullion has largely increased in value over that of the previous month, proving conclusively that the ore is increasing in richness as depth is reached. One of the most gratifying features relative to the opening up of this great mining property is the fact that it is in the hands of large capitalists and men of the highest stand ing who have enterprise and means to open up and develop the Murchie on an extensive and permanenf scale, thus bringing it into the front rank with the great mines of California. Besides, the business affairs of the mine’ are conducted in a manner that inspires confidence and stamps those honesty and integrity. Therefore every stockholder can feel confident that all the affairs connected with the operating of this vast property could not be handled more judiciously than by the capable gentlemen who have charge of it. It can be truthfully said the present and future outlook for the Murchie is the most brilliant and satisfactory of any mine in this district,and we feel confident that in a short time it will prove to be the richest gold-producing property on the Pacific Coast,kind for school children, ani run in Aake That a woman will wear things that sizes suitable for ages from two to fourteen years. ject which the new advertisement of Fred Eilerman tn this evening’s TranSORIPT speaks about. right. and -it is cool and refresbing. Fancy mixed drinks are one of his specialties, Socks, Bonds, Ele. asked for stock and bonds at the Glose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: Milling Wheat 4s Quarterly U 8. Bonds..,.. Bay County Power Oo., 5s Spring Valley....... x Pacifls Ga: and Electric San Francisco Gas and Electric. 6734 Ophir. swatbess 170) Sierra Nevada. connected with the new company as men of the strictest nae = ae Pees Best & Bel..150. Exchequer . Qon.Cail &Va).1 45 BAvage .rccreyee 24 Cboller. Crown Point.. 14 Yellow Jacket. Imperial.. . Kentack.,.... Alpha Beleber...... make her look bideous—simply . because it’s the style ? ; That» man will fling a half-doller. on the cigar counter with easy gayety and then break hie heart over baving to buy a War Cry ? That if there’sa fly in the loaf be’s Good, ebarp steam beer is the subHe keeps it jus: TRA ODER FOUND PoRTLANR, Or., Sept. 24.—The bandit who was shot while attempting to hold up the Atlantic Express last night, was found near the track a short distance from the scene of the hold-up and brought to this city. He is probably fatally injured. No word has been received from the Sheriff's posse. Engineer Barrett who was accidentally shot will probably recover, =innenesianinibaaraad ail THE OLD RELIABLE . Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE _—_=_=____ es Opposite Hotel Antlers, CO. B. PORTER, M

Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Nevada City anager. Nevada County Real Estate Exchange Mining, Business and Home Properties Bought, Sold, Rented Loans Negotiated. SESE: Grand Milliner VY Opening. Saturday, Sept. 26th, ‘Monday, Sept. 28th. ; 0’ the above d vacinity to call some display.. ays I will give opening of Fall and Winter and invite the ladies of N and examine evada my grand Millinery City and my handommercigl . MRS. L. LUBECK, «2 sure to appear in your slice of bread ? La That the man with the poorest voice is always the most willing to sing ? That many things wedo and which seém perfectly proper to us seem pere fectly shocking in our neighbors ?: Big Lumber Fire Morse, Wis., Sept. 28—The Chase sawmill, with 6,000,000 feet of lumber, errs ere was destroyed by fire this morning, OO BAUER is Pe ecse ns The loss will reach $800,000. . BONDS The following are. the quotations WHEAT AND BARLEY. Don’t let the little oneg suffer from eczema or other tortaring skin diseuses, hi reed tor it Doan’s Ointment cures. Oan’t harm the moet delicate skin, Atany drag store, 60 cents. WATER AND GAS, eee seseeene Lovelsnd 18 vow selling his famou . bread at five cents a loaf at the Popu lar Bakery. Try itand you will slwaye “ ony it. p iv6Seg. Belcher.. Justice.. 8 Good Sharp ea Steam Beer.. The very best in town ig the kind drawo and served over my bar. We alsd Have Drinks of all kinds, Drop in. MINING “STOOKS, cseens 110] Urah Silver Hill ... Cballenge... tet eeee hil At y “LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Occidental .. 82 . oe aes FRED EILERIIAN, *2._., That Stale, Ready-Ground Flavorless, Package » and try a pound Gaylor’s 25 Cent oe Family Colfve Roasted Dally, Ground to order, wit out chicory. crisp and aroma or withAlways tic see Imposing. Parade Battimore, Md., September 28 —Routine business which has occupied the last three days of the meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I, O. O. F., oO today. gave way to the spectacular features of-the program. This was the ay duy of the big parade, andit was by} all odds one of the most imposing ag' well as the largest pageant ef the kind % ever. seen in Baltimore. A conseryae-} tig estimate places the pumber. of 3 men in line at 40,000, the Patriarchs} Militant, the military branch of the}. order, making 8 particularly gorgeous showing. The parade was'headed by General M. A. Raney, commanding general of the Patriarchs Militant, with his staff. The route of the procession, gorgeously decorated with the national colors intertwined about the emeblems of the order. ; Strikes Iceberg. JUNEAU, Alaska, Sept. 283—The cable-. ~ ship, “Burnside,” laden ‘with 600 miles of Alaskan cable, arrived last night, aftér a narrow escape from total wreck by an iceberg off Admiralty island. She struck the iceberg head on during a fog and her plates were badly bent. She came here under her own steam, and will be repaired here before laying the cable. The accident occurred withina mile of where the ‘‘Islander” was totally wrecked by an iceberg @ year ago, Broke the Record]. New York, September 28.—Prince Alert broke the world’s pacing reco'd on the Empire City track at Yonkers]. today by pacing a mile In 1:57 flat. The record, 1:59, was held by Dan Patch, Fancy Summer-Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf which was several oiiles long, was} ” ‘prize in @ aillnery contes, in Obie for the most skillfully hat, The girle are becoming laws and doctors, but the bo) : still have. of Wild Strawberry has been onpis summer complaint, thoes, bloody flux, pain in the ato ach, and it has never yet failed toj what Is claimed for it, j apay .. Sento KOMAL y Record Doings of People t _Garthe retarne a posiness trip . Frances Fulton a bere last evenipg niliam Hoilmes wey ng and his conditle serious. 3s T. Dillon wen today. He intends vicinity of the up1 weeks, during . transact some imy oy 1 boy hos just trimmed jas boys evig ‘Chance of making 8 liv ¥ years Dr, Fowler's 5, J. H. Pierson pere last night, en Juan. Rath Berg of ¢ t of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ old Flat. : ssples. McElvy Is "s Country. mes Dolan, linema: Telephone Oompt evening from Place 93 Lizzie Langmat Hog her sister, Mre orth Bloomfield. }W.Dabigren arrit from Stockton ant ville this mornipg. homas Brock rett mfield today, aft here. dyneutery, * Famous the ' Wor 4 Over—Fully Matured, yO Sold Everywhere. EASY W AISTS to buy for your children, price is 25 cents each, 2 to 14 years. CELEBRATED They’ -Z. WAIST easy o goods, oneeee. Mothers, this is the only Waist TheAll sizes ‘are ss your chil-— ae . dren, and made of a THE BUTTONS are each and e knitted strap and cannot pull out. Remember the Price, 25e each L, Canfield, the w man, and his wife CELEBRATED 4 EZ. WAIST . . and Mrs. Joh p Bloomfield arr Francisco last nig p today. .§. Downes of 8s pding a few days in [re J. H. Pierson ai pg from Sacramet ning for Downievil LA. Lead” of Oakl city. Dresher is here fr Foss returned t b Bloomfield, ohn Grisse] has ret omfleld. G. Spencer is here fagene Hegarty, a mother and his dhere last evenil roing for San F-; y will maks their ft Hrant Oordrey, se > ne knitted: fe One sewed separately tos . 7 ————$_$____ MAHER & CO hters’ Loan and Ts Francisco, accor , left for belov a visit to relative . William Moy beisco this morn i visit relatives for The Best and [Most Complete in Northern California.. — Turner & Ha PINE STREET. . . ————Oarry a full Doors, Windows, Blinds Screen ~ Shingles, Laths, ‘ : from one pint up. all and see, Don’toverlook Our Stove Displa Steel Riese, Cast Tron Stoves Popular Universal, Gem Monitor Cub, Jr., LUMBER DEALERS MASURY'S PAINT feseico" og Office and Vards Yad vounty Superintend last evening for end the Grand Le W. Ps f. A. Leach was ¢ land last evening, ndlord J. L. St bm Colfax last even! Wr. B. W. Haines im Sen Francisco lg Here on mining bug beorge O. Gaylori m @ visit to Oampt A Boy’s Wild R: With family sroun die, and a. son-r les, to get Dr. Kis for Consumptiot ds, W. H. Brown, ¢ Ured death’s agon' tthis wonderful m bt relief and goor Mee: “T now slee bt.” Like marvel _ Wood and Oil Heaters Saperb Universal, Capita! Unive & 1 Ranges and Colum Guct Stoves, etc. 4 Universal ant Poeumon So WRhs, Colde and Obtain Our Prices chless merit for ua Mg troubles. Ga and $100. Trig Bton’s Drug Store, puna °f-8 good cool, sha at Wm. Harry’s MARSH . 4 ———_—+.60voly the Very pest « i clgars are served 000 Spring stre Siment is tender ' Peard, the ps {0 sall on him, andjin cans [owt Re eS Sorel Ge alga re ‘Tal TF