September 27, 1902 (4 pages)

_ Belection of Central Committee, . 8 . ) The report was adopted as read. . Aud m . Ohairman Preston of the committee . citize The resolutions adopted by ‘he Convention will be found on the second page under the . Nominations were then announced ea ere for Assemblyman. Dj}. Oxon ood Oo yy) \. D ley then placed in nomination, om a Fruncisco arrived} = FINN VE TE : fev J Sims. A.J.Argall placed in a ! e py: LAR Te 3 ee SS ban ash a John Glasson. Al Abraping: gah eee oe =. tems placed Hi. N. Fairvauks ia aoai-) dowo RG nes RN aes Bab Ae 5 A ballot was-taken with the followef ing result: *ims 26, Glesson 80%.) 1 4 Fairbanks 175¢; necessary for a choice Hite ii@iay «. Relpaiclehetnenc he Gee 1, Het cade -aceh . 68. Mr. Giasoon was declared the Re~. ee TIRED) Recitation—Lita Sobaiffer. =. 100 He bas lived tn. ore nn _ . pabdlican-nominee for Assemblyman. . BP alt nea ate paral ‘raised in Nevada City an are proud of him. By. work end study he has attained a} prominence in the profession of law that is very enviable. When he took charge of the-office of District Attorney almost four yeare ago, be. started . with s determination to do his duty, eae and that he has eucoeeded can . a Gate. of County) Lverified by reference to the records. . j ablican party of} : In leaving Nevada City Mr. Power has. League entertained vention: assem-. his own welfare at heart, and it is. , hoped that he will prosper. ._ ata ’ eit Bioou field toduy to, eonven' 100. . jadown from Relief Hill) 3 convention. a Books . School Supplies acheffer «f Sacramento arJast. evening and left this of Downieville. ne ith of Oakland arrived here and left this morniog for: ment at the tu Ds Monday cs aS Stared ‘gat RF bt bar thet thegl eeted by largags ng. The compy to be by fur bin before, lived tn 3 fee “Gere Seen . VINTON'S DRUG STORE. _ Frank T. Nilon of Nevada City, was 3 a so For Assemblyman — Pal, i ‘ay . _ Recitatioo—Florence Brayton. to tage. Sharge of the important peor cre placed in nomination by Dr. E, old i he ray. mas ig over from Birch: . Joha Glasson, of Grass Valley . },mieson of Grass Valley, who eulo” a Brief Way it to his daughter, Mrs. A.} For Superior Judgze— : “. B 'E, Nilom of Nevada City rp For Sheriff— Ca ets Henry Walker of Grass Valley. and : -Racitation—Lula Werry. the office of Oounty Treasurer, having} record of Judge ‘Nilon. Mejor J. 8. i RTE served with great as Deputy} ‘Be -tation—Gertrude Gray. _. and reasonsible daties connected with . uized the Republican party: and the for. Busy Re ad ers . For the next Ten days we will, McBride of North San Juan seconded close out all our Colored Lawns the nomination. The nomination was made by acclamation. Bide arrived here yesterday _ . ander B,F. Snell. He has aleo served San Ju+n. oe 3) in other public offices since as an asoe ‘and is visiting in Nevada Jorth Sun Juan. se n Grimes, Sr., is quite ill on Pine street. Irish arrived here last even: Downileville. ; ; ke Northup is over from . ‘Joao, ig and T, Curnow are down pbia Hill. or A. J. Wood is down from Juun. sAllis‘er and wife are down 4 i ee Thos Ingram of Grass Valley. b Bloomfield. Dalvin is over from Hobar pbb returned to Baksrafleld McL2an is down from GranMcKion is here from Sierra For Clerk—. ath. For Treasurer— ‘. For Recorder— For District Attorney— For Superintendent of Schools— For Pubtic Administrator— thie morning. F. L Arbogast of Nevada City H. J. Wright of Nevada City: Bray of Crass Valley. 1. C. Lindley of Nevada City. ‘W. J. Rogers of Grass Valley. The Republican County Convention ’ met in the Auditorium at Grass Valley The convention was slow in assembling, it being nearly eleven o'clock FOR SHERIFF. Henry R. Walker of Grass Valley nominated by acclamation. FOR OLERK. Fred L; Arbogast of Nevada City nominated by acclamation. "POR ASSE3BOR. Passed. FOR TREASURER. nated by acclamaticn. EOR RECORDER. W. H. Bray of Grass Valley nowinated by. acclamation. DISTRIOT ATTORNEY L ©. Livdley of Nevada City was nominated by acclamation. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rogers and R T Rowe were when Sherman W. March, chairman of a visit, ssart is ovér from Truckee he convention. : .Goyse, Mrs. Frank GuenMiss Bessie Govne left this orBrowneville, Yuba ccunty, he wedding of Mr. Thomas the County Central Committee, called the meeting to order. { Marsh, in a neat speech, thanked the party for the assistance accorded him in the past two years, and extended the hospi’ality of Grass Valley on beChairman placed in nomination, and upon & ballot being teken, Roge:s received 8634, and Rowe 84}¢. PUBLIO ADMINISTRATOR. ‘Joseph Eustis of Nevada Oi'y, Thos. Ingram and Richard Glusas of Grass H. J. Wright of Nevada City nomiWord has been received in this city that Miss Maud. Oable, who has been attending the state norms! school at San Jose, is dangerously il! at that plece. Her mother left here Thureday to be at her bedside.J. G. O'Neill, independent candidate for superintendent of schools, he'd-a political meeting at Columbia Hill last night. Fred B. Volquartz was brought over from Truckee last night and placed in the county jail. .He imagines he is pursued by a crowd anxious to bury him alive and he will be examinéd for insanity. A. Wood and O, Johnson were brought to the county jail last night to serve 'hirty days each. They were found stealing a ride in a fruit car, ee : ‘Opened an Oftiee. Dr. Aaron A: “Arbogast, formerly of Nevada City, bas opened an office for the practice of dentist-y, in the Taylor The O. K. ‘The Nata 1 Btone Germrellable Filter made, The agent. will call and TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT, A HOME TESTIMONIAL, Nevapa Crry, Oat, Feb. 7, 1901, Harry W. Piammer, Esq.—Dear Sir: letter of inquiry from:you-in regard to the O. K, Germproof Water Filter, and I take it upon myself to answer it. I can conscientiously. -saythat your Filter is the best thing I ever saw to clarify impure water. I have been using it in the office'and It gives perfect satisfaction, and I can faithfully récommend it3to any and all persons who are.subject to impure water. Yours respectfully, J. H. Pascor, Under Sheriff, Nevade City, ad A harmless and evea wholesome stimulant is that which is distilled from aselect grain—Old Gilt Edge Whiskey. “All first-class dealers eel it. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo. San Francisco, Oal. Sole Proprietors proof Water Filter. Fastest, cheapest, Last evening the Sheriff received a} aletant with great honor and credit to himself and in all of. the positions he. has given the best of satisfaction. His teputation for honesty and integrity is firat-class. ; ; Good Meats, . Colley Brothers bave the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand a all times, : ‘ v my : RRERERERERRERRESERER Catra Mild Rugs & at just one-half the usual price. If you are looking for bargains call at our Store. See our line of Rugs and Carpets. ‘SNELL @ FLEMING Oorner of Broai and Pine Streets. Cold weatber ie here. You need a Stove. Try one of the new Air Tight Heaters; Durable, Economical and rnamental, Icarry a variety, fhe new Trilby, Bose, Ideal, Flame Box heaters and numerous cast iron heaters. My prices will suit, ranging from Yew Shape Yew Size half of Mayor Olivch, to the delegates, and then called for nominations for temporary Chairman. Hon. E. M. Preston placed Hon. F. M. Rutherford of Truckee, in nomination, which was seconded by Jobn Glasson. The nomination was made unanimous. ~ For temporary Secretary, George Bennetts of Grass Valley was chosen. For Assistant Secretery. D. A. Dailey of Nevada City, was selected. It was ordered that a committee of five on Platform and Resolations be appointed. ; , Acommittee on Credentials was on motion appointed, consisting of two from Grass Valley Township, two from Nevada Township, two from Meadow Lake Township, and one from each of the other Townships.On Permanent Organization and Order of Business, a committee was ordered appointed, consisting of two from Grass Valley Town‘sbip, two from Nevada Townsbip, two Building. 1106 Post strest, San Francisco. The Doctor isa graduate of the Dental Oollege of the University of California. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. oiner Candidates. . . The Holland Ranch, situated nea’ Oolumbia Hill is offered ata bargain Yerme part down and balance on time Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N. G. 0. " At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, — Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free Fall Opening All the latest styles and fashions will be shown at my Fall Opening on Vulley, were placed in nomination. The ballot reeulted as follows: Eastis 20, Ingram 62, Gluyas 41. Ingram was nominated. A cafe, club or hotel which serves “Jesse Mnore” Whiskey is handing‘ to their trade the finest goods that can be had. A cafe is known by the goods it sells, is3 Elsie Townsend. ice Barr left lhis morn ‘ng nel, ; ontz is down from’ North $2.75 to $18 I carry a beautiful line of Steel Ranges, the c2lebrated Universal and Gem Monitor. My stock is complete. Oall and see for yourself. . CORONER. Henry Lane of Nevada City and Arthur Gill were placed in nomination. The ballot resulted in Lane receiving 68, Gill 54. Lane was nominated. DIED LAST EVEHING. — ee A. B. Driesbach Passes Away at North San Juan. i GEO. E. TURNER Hardware Pine Street, -».B. Getchall and wife: reevening from Washington. da ( ! ss ¢ sie Nivens returned this q , Los Angeles. : . : Owing tothe late hour the nominations for other candidates onthe Republican ticket were received we are: obliged to forego srecial notices of their qualifications.until car next issue, Nien nn, SO Machinery Slarted. The pumping machinery at the Oustomah mine, formerly the Pennsylvania, was started up today and everything operated smoothly. With the’ aid of the pomps the work of developing will now proceed more rapidly. Business Locals. For the beset of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffzigar The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found et W.J. Brith ax 4 Council Chambers: Try them. tf *Loveland ia now selling his famoubread at five cents.a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try itand yon willalways buy it. : nov6-tf A good bot lunch will be served avery night at William Harry's saloon, sorner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines; liquors’ and» cigars always on hand. jall /-tf Oall on Ed Schmidt when yoo want anything in the tobacco line. tf Sree and Fara : é. . e . : 3 : : : lane fl . uen is down. from GraniteS. pand M, B.Aboraler are Eareka. is bere from Santa Rosa afew days. Ishere from San Franelsco, 4. E. Wild, Sr., who has been ly ill for several days, her No Ching nds will be pleased te know, ese Good 4 Condition is somewhat imfrom Meadow Lake Township, and of all. ° ae: Wy Socials, cares one from each of the other Towny $1.25, $1.5 J “ ships. you will fie s the better 0m mts. They q Following were tbe committees: e for that pri Oredentixls—S. W. Mareby-T. H. illed d Waters, Wm. George, John Pascoe, of Twil te ©, W. Colvin, E. Kruger, Owen Penied them De rose, Joho McGonigal, G. W. Brown, long. F, 8. Reader. Pletform and Resolutions—E. M. Preston, T H. Wilbelm, Jos, Marzen Jr, J. 8. McBride, E. H, Barker. . Permanent Organization and Order of Bueiness—W. B. Van Orden, Henry Daniele, Jas. F. Colley, D. M. Dysart, W. E. Meservey, J. H. Nile, Wm. McLean, J. A. Tackett. : . The convention then adjourned un} til one o’clock p. m. Hon. J. N. Gillette addressed the eonveution for a few minutes afterrot was called to order, and he was we Tiere received. His remarks being closely : sare in all ite stages and{listened to, after which Alex Brown, rh. Hall's Catarrh Oure. candidate for Member of the Board of ‘ 3 Positive cure now known to ; 4 fraternity. vr Equalization, made a few remarks, in HATS a onal treba Hell's Oe support of hie candidacy. : Sherman W. Marsb, chairman of ; © ls taken internally. actin 4 pon . g. . i Mute, blood and mucous. the Committee on Credentials, rehe foundation of tan ne ported as follows: ee ces kad bok BO 00 of the disease, . everybods,as bis D the patient strength ‘by Neveda Township—86 delegates. tofore been mentioned in connection lind ein anetitntion nad ns; . Grass Valley Townsbip—45 delewith that office. He will make a Mhave an mach faith Ne ie fa is aclsanime: strong candidate, as he is a rustler. Doliars for any case that {1} Zureke—8 delegates. — Ssh s atin “ Bloomfield Township—6 delegates. For County Assessor— by. 2, idgeport Towoship—7 delegates any Pile kaiats, 1 ots: oe aud Ready. Townsbip-8del-. Fa. ©. Schroeder Is hereby announced as & candidate for Conaty: Assessor, subject to the ‘ $ egates. # decision of the Demoeratic Nominating Uouvention. , For Sheriff— Valentine Apfiela reb: snnounced as a candidate ag ae pe Nevada County, sabject to the decision of the Democratic Nom inating Convenion, Nevada City. Price List. —— Bk kkk —— A. B, Driesbach, an old pioneer of Nevada county, died at North San Juan at 4 o'clock last evening. Mr, Driesbach, who was owner of the famous Driesbach ranch at Indian “prings, bas been in poor health for geveral years, and it was metly on this account that be gave up farming and moved to North San Juan to reside. Deceased was a native of New York. aged 62 years, and was respected and esteemed by. all who knew him. The funeral will be held at 4 e’clock tomorrow afternoon at North Sao Jaan. seinbigman ces given every Saturday Company O, N. G. ©., are among the young people 0 attend enjoy themeelves Wild’s suberb orcheeta furnhusis and a floor committee Matter of securing partners ho wish them, Tonight a ketball will be played be! Large Green Olives...ccsssceeene 50 cents per quart Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 80 and Oct. Ist. —_—oo L invite the ladies of Nevada county te call and inspect my stock. .Miss Amelia Stevens. Broad street, -. near City Hall Ormiston Swayze, Physician. ard Surgeon —joj— All classes of surgical operations verformed, X-ray examinations mude. Office hourse—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to ip. m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m, ts Grass Velley : Mondays, Wednesdeys ‘nd Fridays, 10 a, m. to 12m, Grase Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada City office and residence on . Nevada street. Ripe Olives «0.0. cece ‘small cents per quart ” Green Olives uu. luiassee 25 Cents per quart Sweet ‘Pickles...0. 5. Sites Syren’ 25 cents. per quart Sour Pickles Piotnbinn CGING, ise cccs cies gece Pickled Pigsfeet ..:..c00 ing . NDA i 29 25 cents per quart Luemseteee 25 Cents a pound the up-to-date Cigir Thoma better, F ter. For aaie .t Rector 10 cents a pound (7) ae Hwe 7 Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. D REWARD. $100 of this paper wilt be Joho Glasson of Grass Valley was nominated by the Republicans todas for Assemblyman. Mr. Glasgon is one of the best known men in Grass Valley The nomination was & surprise to Ground Spices = 2-oz. 4 os, Ulonamon ... «100 150 Six Million Boxes a Year. In 1895, none; in 1900, 6,000,000 boxes; that’s Cascarets Candy Cathartic’s jump into popularity, The people have cast their verdict. Best ‘medicine for the bowels in the world. All druggists, toc. Whether it'ea single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our laimber is a8 good as can be abbad.anywhere. Stroli {trough our yards and prices. solately oe and ag om wo cise , f “ " ; * ot nF sont w ulk, w \ : pony Siphon Fe ck. Business for Sale’,to Right’ Parties. Talo’ Tea Caf Us H. & F. L. COOPER, _PIETYSHILLLUMBER*YARDS' Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders . Broad street Nevadaity, Oal. 1 Street, He Grass Vallefe_ QE coe) Fly's lee Cream Sada and Fine Candis 22 QOOOO Are acknowledged to be the 7 += Best the world over There are as many Stars in the Heavens *¥#** in the day time as at night ****® ing Pow SESESEREEEEEERE Y sie ) 3 These spices are in tins and’ are ich ; eA. te Meadow Lake : ge fates. : ; tf The report was edopted-as read. "™ . J.F. Colley, chairman ofthe com. mittee on Orgavization and Order of Business, reported that the temporary ‘otticersbe permanent offivers, and that delegutes be ass-seed $l, proxies. 5) cents, candidates for nomination Township—15 deleTelephone;sal. ° ee t

_ Belection of Central Committee, . 8 . ) The report was adopted as read. . Aud m . Ohairman Preston of the committee . citize The resolutions adopted by ‘he Convention will be found on the second page under the . Nominations were then announced ea ere for Assemblyman. Dj}. Oxon ood Oo yy) \. D ley then placed in nomination, om a Fruncisco arrived} = FINN VE TE : fev J Sims. A.J.Argall placed in a ! e py: LAR Te 3 ee SS ban ash a John Glasson. Al Abraping: gah eee oe =. tems placed Hi. N. Fairvauks ia aoai-) dowo RG nes RN aes Bab Ae 5 A ballot was-taken with the followef ing result: *ims 26, Glesson 80%.) 1 4 Fairbanks 175¢; necessary for a choice Hite ii@iay «. Relpaiclehetnenc he Gee 1, Het cade -aceh . 68. Mr. Giasoon was declared the Re~. ee TIRED) Recitation—Lita Sobaiffer. =. 100 He bas lived tn. ore nn _ . pabdlican-nominee for Assemblyman. . BP alt nea ate paral ‘raised in Nevada City an are proud of him. By. work end study he has attained a} prominence in the profession of law that is very enviable. When he took charge of the-office of District Attorney almost four yeare ago, be. started . with s determination to do his duty, eae and that he has eucoeeded can . a Gate. of County) Lverified by reference to the records. . j ablican party of} : In leaving Nevada City Mr. Power has. League entertained vention: assem-. his own welfare at heart, and it is. , hoped that he will prosper. ._ ata ’ eit Bioou field toduy to, eonven' 100. . jadown from Relief Hill) 3 convention. a Books . School Supplies acheffer «f Sacramento arJast. evening and left this of Downieville. ne ith of Oakland arrived here and left this morniog for: ment at the tu Ds Monday cs aS Stared ‘gat RF bt bar thet thegl eeted by largags ng. The compy to be by fur bin before, lived tn 3 fee “Gere Seen . VINTON'S DRUG STORE. _ Frank T. Nilon of Nevada City, was 3 a so For Assemblyman — Pal, i ‘ay . _ Recitatioo—Florence Brayton. to tage. Sharge of the important peor cre placed in nomination by Dr. E, old i he ray. mas ig over from Birch: . Joha Glasson, of Grass Valley . },mieson of Grass Valley, who eulo” a Brief Way it to his daughter, Mrs. A.} For Superior Judgze— : “. B 'E, Nilom of Nevada City rp For Sheriff— Ca ets Henry Walker of Grass Valley. and : -Racitation—Lula Werry. the office of Oounty Treasurer, having} record of Judge ‘Nilon. Mejor J. 8. i RTE served with great as Deputy} ‘Be -tation—Gertrude Gray. _. and reasonsible daties connected with . uized the Republican party: and the for. Busy Re ad ers . For the next Ten days we will, McBride of North San Juan seconded close out all our Colored Lawns the nomination. The nomination was made by acclamation. Bide arrived here yesterday _ . ander B,F. Snell. He has aleo served San Ju+n. oe 3) in other public offices since as an asoe ‘and is visiting in Nevada Jorth Sun Juan. se n Grimes, Sr., is quite ill on Pine street. Irish arrived here last even: Downileville. ; ; ke Northup is over from . ‘Joao, ig and T, Curnow are down pbia Hill. or A. J. Wood is down from Juun. sAllis‘er and wife are down 4 i ee Thos Ingram of Grass Valley. b Bloomfield. Dalvin is over from Hobar pbb returned to Baksrafleld McL2an is down from GranMcKion is here from Sierra For Clerk—. ath. For Treasurer— ‘. For Recorder— For District Attorney— For Superintendent of Schools— For Pubtic Administrator— thie morning. F. L Arbogast of Nevada City H. J. Wright of Nevada City: Bray of Crass Valley. 1. C. Lindley of Nevada City. ‘W. J. Rogers of Grass Valley. The Republican County Convention ’ met in the Auditorium at Grass Valley The convention was slow in assembling, it being nearly eleven o'clock FOR SHERIFF. Henry R. Walker of Grass Valley nominated by acclamation. FOR OLERK. Fred L; Arbogast of Nevada City nominated by acclamation. "POR ASSE3BOR. Passed. FOR TREASURER. nated by acclamaticn. EOR RECORDER. W. H. Bray of Grass Valley nowinated by. acclamation. DISTRIOT ATTORNEY L ©. Livdley of Nevada City was nominated by acclamation. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rogers and R T Rowe were when Sherman W. March, chairman of a visit, ssart is ovér from Truckee he convention. : .Goyse, Mrs. Frank GuenMiss Bessie Govne left this orBrowneville, Yuba ccunty, he wedding of Mr. Thomas the County Central Committee, called the meeting to order. { Marsh, in a neat speech, thanked the party for the assistance accorded him in the past two years, and extended the hospi’ality of Grass Valley on beChairman placed in nomination, and upon & ballot being teken, Roge:s received 8634, and Rowe 84}¢. PUBLIO ADMINISTRATOR. ‘Joseph Eustis of Nevada Oi'y, Thos. Ingram and Richard Glusas of Grass H. J. Wright of Nevada City nomiWord has been received in this city that Miss Maud. Oable, who has been attending the state norms! school at San Jose, is dangerously il! at that plece. Her mother left here Thureday to be at her bedside.J. G. O'Neill, independent candidate for superintendent of schools, he'd-a political meeting at Columbia Hill last night. Fred B. Volquartz was brought over from Truckee last night and placed in the county jail. .He imagines he is pursued by a crowd anxious to bury him alive and he will be examinéd for insanity. A. Wood and O, Johnson were brought to the county jail last night to serve 'hirty days each. They were found stealing a ride in a fruit car, ee : ‘Opened an Oftiee. Dr. Aaron A: “Arbogast, formerly of Nevada City, bas opened an office for the practice of dentist-y, in the Taylor The O. K. ‘The Nata 1 Btone Germrellable Filter made, The agent. will call and TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT, A HOME TESTIMONIAL, Nevapa Crry, Oat, Feb. 7, 1901, Harry W. Piammer, Esq.—Dear Sir: letter of inquiry from:you-in regard to the O. K, Germproof Water Filter, and I take it upon myself to answer it. I can conscientiously. -saythat your Filter is the best thing I ever saw to clarify impure water. I have been using it in the office'and It gives perfect satisfaction, and I can faithfully récommend it3to any and all persons who are.subject to impure water. Yours respectfully, J. H. Pascor, Under Sheriff, Nevade City, ad A harmless and evea wholesome stimulant is that which is distilled from aselect grain—Old Gilt Edge Whiskey. “All first-class dealers eel it. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo. San Francisco, Oal. Sole Proprietors proof Water Filter. Fastest, cheapest, Last evening the Sheriff received a} aletant with great honor and credit to himself and in all of. the positions he. has given the best of satisfaction. His teputation for honesty and integrity is firat-class. ; ; Good Meats, . Colley Brothers bave the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand a all times, : ‘ v my : RRERERERERRERRESERER Catra Mild Rugs & at just one-half the usual price. If you are looking for bargains call at our Store. See our line of Rugs and Carpets. ‘SNELL @ FLEMING Oorner of Broai and Pine Streets. Cold weatber ie here. You need a Stove. Try one of the new Air Tight Heaters; Durable, Economical and rnamental, Icarry a variety, fhe new Trilby, Bose, Ideal, Flame Box heaters and numerous cast iron heaters. My prices will suit, ranging from Yew Shape Yew Size half of Mayor Olivch, to the delegates, and then called for nominations for temporary Chairman. Hon. E. M. Preston placed Hon. F. M. Rutherford of Truckee, in nomination, which was seconded by Jobn Glasson. The nomination was made unanimous. ~ For temporary Secretary, George Bennetts of Grass Valley was chosen. For Assistant Secretery. D. A. Dailey of Nevada City, was selected. It was ordered that a committee of five on Platform and Resolations be appointed. ; , Acommittee on Credentials was on motion appointed, consisting of two from Grass Valley Township, two from Nevada Township, two from Meadow Lake Township, and one from each of the other Townships.On Permanent Organization and Order of Business, a committee was ordered appointed, consisting of two from Grass Valley Town‘sbip, two from Nevada Townsbip, two Building. 1106 Post strest, San Francisco. The Doctor isa graduate of the Dental Oollege of the University of California. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. oiner Candidates. . . The Holland Ranch, situated nea’ Oolumbia Hill is offered ata bargain Yerme part down and balance on time Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N. G. 0. " At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by Wild’s Orchestra, —

Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free Fall Opening All the latest styles and fashions will be shown at my Fall Opening on Vulley, were placed in nomination. The ballot reeulted as follows: Eastis 20, Ingram 62, Gluyas 41. Ingram was nominated. A cafe, club or hotel which serves “Jesse Mnore” Whiskey is handing‘ to their trade the finest goods that can be had. A cafe is known by the goods it sells, is3 Elsie Townsend. ice Barr left lhis morn ‘ng nel, ; ontz is down from’ North $2.75 to $18 I carry a beautiful line of Steel Ranges, the c2lebrated Universal and Gem Monitor. My stock is complete. Oall and see for yourself. . CORONER. Henry Lane of Nevada City and Arthur Gill were placed in nomination. The ballot resulted in Lane receiving 68, Gill 54. Lane was nominated. DIED LAST EVEHING. — ee A. B. Driesbach Passes Away at North San Juan. i GEO. E. TURNER Hardware Pine Street, -».B. Getchall and wife: reevening from Washington. da ( ! ss ¢ sie Nivens returned this q , Los Angeles. : . : Owing tothe late hour the nominations for other candidates onthe Republican ticket were received we are: obliged to forego srecial notices of their qualifications.until car next issue, Nien nn, SO Machinery Slarted. The pumping machinery at the Oustomah mine, formerly the Pennsylvania, was started up today and everything operated smoothly. With the’ aid of the pomps the work of developing will now proceed more rapidly. Business Locals. For the beset of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffzigar The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found et W.J. Brith ax 4 Council Chambers: Try them. tf *Loveland ia now selling his famoubread at five cents.a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try itand yon willalways buy it. : nov6-tf A good bot lunch will be served avery night at William Harry's saloon, sorner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines; liquors’ and» cigars always on hand. jall /-tf Oall on Ed Schmidt when yoo want anything in the tobacco line. tf Sree and Fara : é. . e . : 3 : : : lane fl . uen is down. from GraniteS. pand M, B.Aboraler are Eareka. is bere from Santa Rosa afew days. Ishere from San Franelsco, 4. E. Wild, Sr., who has been ly ill for several days, her No Ching nds will be pleased te know, ese Good 4 Condition is somewhat imfrom Meadow Lake Township, and of all. ° ae: Wy Socials, cares one from each of the other Towny $1.25, $1.5 J “ ships. you will fie s the better 0m mts. They q Following were tbe committees: e for that pri Oredentixls—S. W. Mareby-T. H. illed d Waters, Wm. George, John Pascoe, of Twil te ©, W. Colvin, E. Kruger, Owen Penied them De rose, Joho McGonigal, G. W. Brown, long. F, 8. Reader. Pletform and Resolutions—E. M. Preston, T H. Wilbelm, Jos, Marzen Jr, J. 8. McBride, E. H, Barker. . Permanent Organization and Order of Bueiness—W. B. Van Orden, Henry Daniele, Jas. F. Colley, D. M. Dysart, W. E. Meservey, J. H. Nile, Wm. McLean, J. A. Tackett. : . The convention then adjourned un} til one o’clock p. m. Hon. J. N. Gillette addressed the eonveution for a few minutes afterrot was called to order, and he was we Tiere received. His remarks being closely : sare in all ite stages and{listened to, after which Alex Brown, rh. Hall's Catarrh Oure. candidate for Member of the Board of ‘ 3 Positive cure now known to ; 4 fraternity. vr Equalization, made a few remarks, in HATS a onal treba Hell's Oe support of hie candidacy. : Sherman W. Marsb, chairman of ; © ls taken internally. actin 4 pon . g. . i Mute, blood and mucous. the Committee on Credentials, rehe foundation of tan ne ported as follows: ee ces kad bok BO 00 of the disease, . everybods,as bis D the patient strength ‘by Neveda Township—86 delegates. tofore been mentioned in connection lind ein anetitntion nad ns; . Grass Valley Townsbip—45 delewith that office. He will make a Mhave an mach faith Ne ie fa is aclsanime: strong candidate, as he is a rustler. Doliars for any case that {1} Zureke—8 delegates. — Ssh s atin “ Bloomfield Township—6 delegates. For County Assessor— by. 2, idgeport Towoship—7 delegates any Pile kaiats, 1 ots: oe aud Ready. Townsbip-8del-. Fa. ©. Schroeder Is hereby announced as & candidate for Conaty: Assessor, subject to the ‘ $ egates. # decision of the Demoeratic Nominating Uouvention. , For Sheriff— Valentine Apfiela reb: snnounced as a candidate ag ae pe Nevada County, sabject to the decision of the Democratic Nom inating Convenion, Nevada City. Price List. —— Bk kkk —— A. B, Driesbach, an old pioneer of Nevada county, died at North San Juan at 4 o'clock last evening. Mr, Driesbach, who was owner of the famous Driesbach ranch at Indian “prings, bas been in poor health for geveral years, and it was metly on this account that be gave up farming and moved to North San Juan to reside. Deceased was a native of New York. aged 62 years, and was respected and esteemed by. all who knew him. The funeral will be held at 4 e’clock tomorrow afternoon at North Sao Jaan. seinbigman ces given every Saturday Company O, N. G. ©., are among the young people 0 attend enjoy themeelves Wild’s suberb orcheeta furnhusis and a floor committee Matter of securing partners ho wish them, Tonight a ketball will be played be! Large Green Olives.....ccsssceeene 50 cents per quart Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 80 and Oct. Ist. —_—oo L invite the ladies of Nevada county te call and inspect my stock. .Miss Amelia Stevens. Broad street, -. near City Hall Ormiston Swayze, Physician. ard Surgeon —joj— All classes of surgical operations verformed, X-ray examinations mude. Office hourse—Nevada City: 2 p. m. to ip. m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m, ts Grass Velley : Mondays, Wednesdeys ‘nd Fridays, 10 a, m. to 12m, Grase Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada City office and residence on . Nevada street. Ripe Olives «0.0.. cece ‘small cents per quart ” Green Olives uu.. luiassee 25 Cents per quart Sweet ‘Pickles.....0. 5. Sites Syren’ 25 cents. per quart Sour Pickles Piotnbinn CGING, ise cccs cies gece Pickled Pigsfeet ....:....c00 ing . NDA i 29 25 cents per quart Luemseteee 25 Cents a pound the up-to-date Cigir Thoma better, F ter. For aaie .t Rector 10 cents a pound (7) ae Hwe 7 Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. D REWARD. $100 of this paper wilt be Joho Glasson of Grass Valley was nominated by the Republicans todas for Assemblyman. Mr. Glasgon is one of the best known men in Grass Valley The nomination was & surprise to Ground Spices = 2-oz. 4 os, Ulonamon ..... «100 150 Six Million Boxes a Year. In 1895, none; in 1900, 6,000,000 boxes; that’s Cascarets Candy Cathartic’s jump into popularity, The people have cast their verdict. Best ‘medicine for the bowels in the world. All druggists, toc. Whether it'ea single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our laimber is a8 good as can be abbad.anywhere. Stroli {trough our yards and prices. solately oe and ag om wo cise , f “ " ; * ot nF sont w ulk, w \ : pony Siphon Fe ck. Business for Sale’,to Right’ Parties. Talo’ Tea Caf Us H. & F. L. COOPER, _PIETYSHILLLUMBER*YARDS' Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders . Broad street Nevadaity, Oal. 1 Street, He Grass Vallefe_ QE coe) Fly's lee Cream Sada and Fine Candis 22 QOOOO Are acknowledged to be the 7 += Best the world over There are as many Stars in the Heavens *¥#** in the day time as at night ****® ing Pow SESESEREEEEEERE Y sie ) 3 These spices are in tins and’ are ich ; eA. te Meadow Lake : ge fates. : ; tf The report was edopted-as read. "™ . J.F. Colley, chairman ofthe com. mittee on Orgavization and Order of Business, reported that the temporary ‘otticersbe permanent offivers, and that delegutes be ass-seed $l, proxies. 5) cents, candidates for nomination Township—15 deleTelephone;sal. ° ee t