September 4, 1901 (4 pages)

ee at THE TRANSCRIPT. . 4 ert of the Sate up toastene! Te Order Waived. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Issued Byory Evening, Sundays Excepted . bolae. AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mall, + «= * $6 Per Year. such statements to be true, did it ever. days, Immediately after the audienve By Carrier, ‘ 42162c Per Week . strike you that possibly these kickers} with the Kaiser the mission must leave Delivered to any part of the city. represent. only themeelves, that they for Berlin. The requirement that a can not control their own counties or} prince Chun and his suite should kowWEDNESDAY .. Sept. 4, 1901 . even‘any considerable number of dele-. town before the Emperor was waived. . gates? Soreheade'alwaye have existed : ‘since Cain and probably always will PUBLIC SENTIMENT , exist, but while they frequently make . a loud noise, when it comes right down to aceomplishing things they are sel. dom on the spot.” — ~ BNDORSES GOVERNOR GAGE . Crowding the Boers. The people all over this State recogsth? 4.” 5 sang Neanggh apweniard Smee nize the fact’ that no man has ever occupied the position of, Governor since the formation of this State who has presided withso mach becoming dignity, impartiality and faithfulness to his trust as has Henry T. Gage, and to attempt to defeat him would be another pane verification of that truthfal utterance . : of the immortal Lincotn — swapping . JS. feamer Wrecked. horses in the middle of the stream—and . would: result in great injury to the general interests of the State and be a backward step instead of a forward oné in California’s great progress. Governor Gage has not only devoted his whole time and energy to his office, buat has had the courage and backbone to do at all times what he believed to be right, regardiess of whom it pleased or displeased, and for this sterling and . much desired characteristic, our pres. ent executive should receive the com. tured. wreck, All Right Again. mendation and approval of every fair-. O_zveLanp, Ohio, Sept. 8—Today’s minded and unprejudiced voter in the . sunshine and Sléan streets filled with State, irrespective of politics. Not) marching laborers afforded a pleasant : So there awill be lote of fan when the only has California been saved from . gontrast to yesterday’s devastation by. Champion miners and the men from disgrace and attendant injury, but the. , rainfall that flooded sewers and. Allison Ranch meet and try their Governor has shown great wisdom and . poured inttAow-lying streets which . Strength. discretion in looking after the interests . threatened hundreds of lives and did a of the people at large, by lowering the . gestraction to homes and other prop_ taxation, and this pradent act bas been . erty. All cars are now running on time. Queen Wilhelmina even.as a child unparalleled in the history of the LF State. While he has vetoed hundreds of appropriation bills in bis determina-. Hay Destroyed. tion to preserve a low and just tax rate, he has been careful that the var-. Nizes, "Bept. 3—A stack of hay con-. you to entertain your friends in my ious interests of the State should not! taining over a hundred tous was de-. presence,” she remarked at the masuffer nor the march of progress hin. stroyed by fire. It belonged to O, L. ture age of 4 to a lady in waitin dered. In fact, he has proved to bea! Madsen and was insured for aemall. {pon whom an acquaintance ha model Governor, and it is ungrateful. amount. The fire wae the work of an. called one day. and infamous to even entertain &. jngendary. thought of his bhavibg opposition to ‘ unanimous renomination by the Re-. Quaker Doctors Rotten Egged. tween the queen regent and her lit*publicans—that is, if he is willing to accept the office for another term. The only opposition and tirade that has been made against bim has been waged by that class of newspapers at the Bay who eould not control him to do their bidding. In defiance of them he has pursued a straight and untrammeled course and ddne those things which have proved to have redounded to the best interests of the State and oe hom. its people. Asa friend of the miners’ interests, he has proved to bea warm supporter, and it ie useless for us to extoll Governor Gage’s magnificent record on this important question, We have only to refer to his act of heartily endorsing the appropriation of $150,000 for the impounding dams, and the appointment of our fellow townsman, W. W. Waggoner as Debris Commissioner, It would take columne of the TRANSORIPT to rehearse the grand and noble acts which have marked the administration of the Governor, bat. it can be truthfully said that every act of his hds been moved with one single idea and motive in view, that of servfight was all out of him in a minute. ure from Nicolaus, Working a Gravel Mine. ton have started up, a gravel claim o people. ‘Lhe ‘TRansorirt is unequivocally for the re-nomination of Henry T. ination by the largest vote ever given thing.” os a nominee for Governor, in the RepubQuestion Answered. lican State Convention. — ‘The Marysville Appeal contains an. , ¥e*, August Flower still has the excellent article in relation to the canwere et Ph ees is = fi G Sad are iggy yg thongnt of using thing else. tion to the office of Governor, which we . anything else for festion or Bilt} gun +% ionkanae Doctors were scarce, = ° New Way'to-Dust Books. Newark’s new public library building has a unique device for disposing of dust which will be the envy of food, regulate the pet housekeeper. At the corners ofthe rooms are air exhaust flues running to the cellar. Powerful air drafts passing down these flues seize the dust and carry it away. When a volume is dusted, it is done near one of them, and consequently the dust is drawn down and not permitted to didacy of Henry T. Gage for re-elecrepublish herewith: While it is true that Governor Gage Heviten Brdiaeton y* Ruan talare has not openly declared himself-asajetc. They used August Flower to gubernatorial candidate there is no. clean out the system and stop fermendoubt at all but that at the present .tation of und moment he certainly is such, and bis form, fairs bas been economical and success. Get Green’s Prize . ful, and codsequently satisfactory tot ‘was firmly convinced that neither Flint nor anyone else could make any P. 0. BOX B serious inroads upon Gage’s strong-. Benim, Sept. 8—The Chinese expia“You read one day,” said this gentle. Ohun, arrived here this afternoon. It ‘man, “that Belehaw of Oontra Costa is! was given no official reception, but BROWN & CALEINS. . efter the Governor's scalp or that An-. wi)] continue immediately to Pottea _ derson of Solano proposes to make it}qam, where the imperial hospitality hot for him, and so on, but, granting} has been offered them for only two _« Lonpon, Sept. 3d.—A dispatch from. some cute and bruises on the face, saye? Since August 26 the columns . gerious. report ninetween Boers killed, three 4, see wounded, 212 made prisoners and 127 a , /f Ws surrendered; and 104 riflee, 27,365 Yon anton on ork rounds of ammunition, 17,000 horses. 7,500 head of cattle have been capLos Anarirs, September 3.—The. of organized labor, with the result steamer Morning Star was wrecked off . named. About 2,000: union men were Redondo Beach late last night. Cap-. thrown out of a job by this movement. tain Nevine, who was in charge of the om art vessel, is charged with being intoxi-. .cated at the time. All the passengerswere rescued. Tbe vessel is now lying} Great interest is being manifested on its side in the surf and isa complete. in the. coming tug-of-war contest at Marysville Appeal, September s—. Jesire of the latter to be present at The Quaker Medicine Company was. ® banquet given in honor of the pelted with rotten eggs at Nicolaus on German emperor. To all the pleadSaturday night. The trouble happened . ‘78° of her pang ter the queen reall over the charge fr admission to an . 8¢2t turned a evening performance. A small boy hit . . ally remained for the regent but one of the Quaker “doctors” in the hat . °2¢ alternative—to herself conduct with aneay while he. wae. etending. et the recalcitrant young lady to her The “doctor shouted “that he would without one final energetic. progive $50 to the person who would point test from the disap ointed queen of outthe man who ‘strack him,” at the the future. “I will go on the balsame time pulling some silver out of his oony and tell the Dutch people how pocket. Just then the small boy took . ¥°U abuse their queen! more accurate aim and hit the “doctor” with an egg between the eyes, and the A The Quakers took a hurried departpresident of the chamber of comMessrs. J. Line, Givvens and HamilYuba river between Washington and Maybert and are meeting with flatter-. at his goods. ing the best interests of the whole ing success. They have taken out con-. jous to show the entire stock and siderable coarse’ gold, which they brought with them to town today, and . concerning the virtues of each piece. Gage for the reasons above stated, and he qemtiomen heey entry ransow to be~ ‘we believe that he will receive the nom-. !eve that they have “strack a good action the x pi reaper Wid the nervous and or, action of: the " intimates so understand it. In. fact . and that is pg te took aay serie there is. absolutely n0 reason why he/dulland bad with headaches or other should not bea candidate to succeed . 8¢hes. You only need a few doses of %, himeelf, if bis inclinations run that way. i 1: es og gon by Bh gg His administration of the’ State’s af-. nothing serious the matter with you . Almanac. : tory commission, headed by Prince Runaway This Morning. » Mr. Davis, the sewing machine agent, met with a runaway accident while coming down Sacramento street this ‘forenoon, He was driving a horse attached to a buggy and in trying to passa team a Collision occured. :.Mr. “. Davie was thrown out and sustained »}. but, fortunately, mone of them aye Cinomwati, Obio, September 8—Seven big carriage factories here started this morning with non-uulon workers Previously these shops had been union but the employers became dissatistied with what they termed the exactions The Tug-of-War. the Reunion Picnic to be held at Glenbrook Park next Tuesday, and there is considerable speculation as to the outcome, There are some strong men in both teams and the heavyweights seem to be about equally divided also. Spunky Wilhelmina. ‘possessed inflexibility of will and in those early days a consciousness that she would one day be queen of the Netherlands. “I do not allow When she was about 13 years of age, there was an amusing scene betle daughter, arising out of a strong eaf ear, but there bedroom. This she did, but not The Color to Sult Him. rominent citizen, a former merce, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer, was abroad not very lon ago. Incidentally it may be atated that he abstains from all alcoholic beverages. While he was in Berlin he determined to order a suit of M} clothes. He went to a tailor who was well recommended and looked The tailor was anxhad something pleasant. to remark Finally he paused and held a bolt of cloth before him, with an ecstatic expression on his face. “Alt,” ‘he cried, “schust look at dot. Dere is a piece dot must exactly suit you! It neffer will show-no beer stains!” But the Cleveland man took someLocal Yotes. Frank Aumer yesterday drove in some fine looking cattle which were disposed of to the local meat-dealers. A 11000-ponnd rock-breaker for the mill at the California mine, in the Washington district, arrived at the depot today.: : Dodgers advertising the celebration ‘at Grass Valley on the 9th and at Glenbrook Park on the 10th, were sent up from Grass Valley wey and circulated around town. / ' fhe local lodge of Workmen will hold “High Jinke” at their hall this evening. There will be fun galore for all who attend. This organization ia noted for giving very pleasant social gatherings. : A citizen of this place with a sporting turn of mind offers a puree of $10 for a “scrub race” at the re-union next Tuesday. It will be open for all comera and the prize will be given to the owner of the best horse. A large blook of petrified wood was brought in from the Sailor Flat mine the other day, and can be seen at Henry Lane’s livery stable. The find is quite a curiosity, as it shows the grain of the original wood to a nicety. Superintendent O.'P. Loughridge of the Narrow Gauge railroad has a crew of men at work on the spur track running to Glenbrook Park. The men are improving the approaches.to the grounds in order to accommodate the big crowd that will gather there next Tuesday. Please Take Notice. Valley, on September 9i:h and 10:b, there-can be obtained in the way of ‘refreshments. everything that the most dainty palate could desire. Meals will be served all day at all hours, and to all kinds of people. Your patronsge is earnestly solicited. td Lior, L. Swarr. Notice of . Removal. Dr. Ormiston: Swayze will remove his office from the Tilley Building to his residence, on the corner of High and Nevada streets, about the 5th instant. Office hours, 2 to 4p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8 o'clock. Telephone, Weat 82. sep3-lw Jeshable Room For Rent. *, a Nice large room, brickbuilding. To one or two gentlemen. Enquire at the Grotto. 8 1lw BurraLo Laces Bree on draught, at 6 cents a glass, at Oouncil Ohambers, W, J. Britland, proprietor. jig ’ Did you say Rye? . Then try Jesse Moore Rye—the. finest in the world. There is only one . eason why you sbouldn’t drink-» Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey — that’s because you hav signed the pledge. ; At the Salvation Army Hall, Grass. ‘stand for a fgir day’s labor for a just Ghe Benefit Gonight. Yow Is the Oime to Hid the Workingman in His Rights. Tonight the grand ball for the bene-~fit of the San Francisco strikers will take place un the Union platform./_ Everybody should turn out and help to make the affair a success. Oar oitlzens are noted for their liberality in every just appeal that is made for sid, and it behooves them to hold their good reputation in the present instance. : In the city by the Golden Gate a noble band of wage-owners is battling for a cause that must naturally come home to every lover of right and justice. The strikers are only asking that they be granted what is fair and just, ahd the impending issue hinges, so to speak, right here. All through the strike the workingmen have mainutained excellent decorum, not one overt’ act being made on their part. This bas strengthened their cause greatly and’ won much admiration in every walk of life. As a matter of course, in a city like San Francisco when the condition of aftaire is unsettled minor infractions of the law are bound to occur. Whatever has taken place in that regard there can not be justly attributed to the strikers, when considered asa body. They are making a manly fight for their rights, and pradence and good judgment have marked their coursa from the start. The local movement to assist the good cause is in the hands of men who compensation. They stand for unionism and the protection of.the rights of every workingmap, be he skilled in the trades or otherwise. Their organizations were established ‘solely to accomplish this end, and now the appéal is made fora little financial aid to show that true sympathy is not lacking in our midst. That our people will respond liberally, goes without saying. It is now or. never. Let us swell the dance receipts to a goodly sum, and show to the outside world ‘thet: Nevada’ Oity stands for the workingman and his interests, The Go!ld Tunnel Mine. At the Gold Tunnel mine, heretofore known as the California, down Deer creek, everything is progreasing very satisfactorily, Six men are engaged in developing the property and the force will be increased shortly. It will be necessary to doa little more work to make room for a larger number of workmen. Superintendent Lawrence feela very well pleased with the ontlook for the future. He is handling the property to .good advantage and it will undoubtedly turn out handsomely .before long. B SHERWINWILLIAMS “PAINTS settle again upon the books. In a Bad Fix. t. 8—There are thouLonpon, September : Sep of hay and grain the former Governor of Seat nes ‘ t but.on account . was arrested . last night on a charge o¢ . ave been detainbigh treason. He appeared in the ty 4 PLEASANTON, sands of dollars worth here awaiting shipmen of a lack of cars that b ed on account of the strike canno sent to the markets. a ts eee GIRL WANFED. a 3° t the New + i Burraco Laorn Bem 4 tt 5 cents a glass, at Connell ‘Onan ; A girl is wanted to work @ York Hotel. Apply immediately. Malaria Makes Impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma my15-6m ES . To Save Her Child. Nannie Galleger, er hopes. i i exceeded all’ hi its quick cure , Bratses, . It. works wonders in Sores, Shin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. t be} Hoe Court this morning and wag ts. 4 manded for a week without bail, was unembarraseed during the hearing and laughed when his ‘counsel applied for. bail. _— + O80, W. J. Britland, proprietor,inact A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Pain, Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros, © A Woman With a Clear Complexiog deni acigaiomaseaiihe i ht eye keeps her bo rightful disfigurement Mrs.)4nd @ brig een From frigh of La Graugs, Ga., ap. active and her stomach in good order, © Arnica Salve to great; Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative andy ber head and face, and writes . great digestive aid. It clears up th, , complexion, drives the yellow from the — man, sole agent. te . We are to be found at the present time at. Mt Maher & Co.’s Big -Store We have had a long gallop from Fort Wayne, Ind. We are Here is a chance to get me free. Get in With every pair of Wayne Knit Pony t a chance to win a Shetland Pony Free, Ask the man at the Hosiery Counter to explain it to Guess early and often. . : : WAYNE KNIT PONY STOCKINGS are Triple Knee, s—none to equal them at 25c per pair. They are Fast Black and only 26cts per pair. Come and see them. Write for sample pair. MAHER é& OO. GROANNALRSRS ARNG going to rest now. line boys and girls. Stcckings you buy yon ge Triple Heel, Triple Toe California Sweet Chocolate, KNOW YOU CAN Baby Pim-Olas, Baker’s Chocolate, unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c.'}. My. Wife’s Salad Dressing,“ . . for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c Mushroom Catsup, Crosse & Blackwell’s, peat go fake! per small package ~ 5c stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. eye, and keeps the kidneys ina health. Scalds. ful condition. Geta 25c. package ang . try it tonight, For sate by H. Dicker. © LN Knit a ae THE : OLD with coal oil. fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece. Each minute wheel must be — freed from anything which would jretard the mov@ment. We clean and repalt watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life: A. & H. W. HARTUNG, chmakers, . Broad Street ° Nevada City . : FASHIONED : WAY. ee ae ee ee oe ee Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works It did all right forzthe turnips our grand: yor" peor rr an Ope beeen Ae oa 7 oe hs 7 the great body of the people who look less at the political side of such things ~ Head Troubles is Om Untii his ever-ready mouth got close contact with some of I* INIMITABLE IOE OREAM. Thea . to’ smiles and be his tears ch wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow his example and be happy: a Flay's fon Com Paris Nevada Olty a Commercial Street, and more at the results obtained ina) business way. : And this leada naturally to a refer— ence to what has already been etated recently in the Appeal, namely, the loss saved to California by Gage’s wise and couragecus stand in the bubonic plegue matter. As the»value. of: this . great service to the business interests of the State becomes, more fully realized astime serves to emphasize it, all the intrigues which professional poli ticians may think out in order to shat . out the Governor from a renomination will prove of no avail, since public sentiment will be entirely too strong ‘the other way. But with it all, the friends of Governor Gage have not been idle by eny . means apd today his “fénces” are inj such s shape that they offer little encouragement to rivale, — 5 A prominent Southern California . poBtician told the writer last night that aftera careful study of the field . _ We mention his name as we thought you might have forgotten him, becaus he is out of sight. Well, John is coming back again very soon—he’s on the roa ; lated. John is a godd natured fellow, but my, oh, my! when he is around he Soft Shirt you have cherished all Summer is frozen stiff. Prepare for John because you That’s his real name but like every other John he’s nicknamed “JACK.” e that’s what usua d now, and all th darts a look here and th must face him o ee«eOur Fall and Winter Sy Will protect you and keep you comfortable in and kind of weather John brin you—and the prices will please you. _There’s-nothing better than the best lly happens toa fellow the é shirt waist fello mone Ws will be annihiste, and the Straw Hat nee T leave your happy home, ~ itS ees gs with him. Come, see 2 them. T and our Suits are the best. “a a Take your styles will please Cor. Pine and Broad St Lower Main Street, Gra wyvada City ae. ss Valley, WEDNESDAY .. Septs 4, Personal Happenin k. H. Forman returned to Le today. 2 3 W. E, Rowlands of San. Franoks in town. . Mise Lehr left this morning for Francisco. . t Max Hoohegamer is here fron Delhi Mine. Thomas Goyne is over from For town on 4 visit. : W. W. Miller returned to Oamp ville this morning. Willis Maher returned last eve from a trip to the Bay. W. Maher, wife and daughter left morning for San Frandisoo. Ed. Hamlen and W. Wilcoxen ¢ down from Sierra Valley today. J. N. Ivey is confined to his h with an attack of rheumatiem, Miss Godfrey left this morning Columbia Hill to visit friends. Woodson Harding, who hae bee: Colgate for the past year, is here vi jug. Williata Green is dangeriously’ i) his. home on the lower Grass Val road. A. Hampel and F, Sieks, two popt raveling men of Sacramento are own, Mark Shaver and wife have return rom a visit to their sou and daugh t Reno. ' W.E. Rowland left this morning San Francisco after visiting friends his city. Mrs. Charles Wodell and Mrs, Oli rd Grabami have returned from a vi ‘o Relief Hill. : Superintendent P. Tautphaus of t Providence mine left thie morning { san Francisco, Alex. Zekind of San Francisco, w prmerly kept a cigar store at thie ci here on a visit. James Champion haa returned fro p extended tour through Monta ind other States, . W. J. Sanford, J. E, Rose and GQ. ) anningham arrived here last nig om Emigrant Gap. ~ ‘Mrs. Amelia Johnson of Amad buuty is here on a visit to ber siste ra. Thomas Griffith. Superintendent O. P. Loughridge . @ Narrow Gauge railroad returne st evening from San Francisco, D. MoGara arrived here last even trom Keswick and left this morn g for Graniteville to visit his uncle Alex. Hongel, 8. Hieronimus, Sr., an Hopkins left yesterday on a campin pedition to the high mounteine, 0. H. Palmer, who hag been here fc me time visiting his sisters, Mr thaway and Mrs,,.0. O. Weiser rger, left today for Butte, Montana. irs, John E, Teauc;) who, hee bee: ting at Grass Valley, was calle meyesterday by the illness of he phew, Mr. Ohilds, U. Hunsaker, recently of the Ho ook, Grass Valley, has taken a six Are lease on the United States Hote Los Angeled, and is doing a fin ines. A Good lnvention. Bieward Prentice of the Nationa tel is the inventor of a machine fo ling in rock which {sa wonder i way. Mr.-Prentice is having . bdel_ made at Allan’s Foundry, an intends to apply for # patent o lnvention, —————_—__] Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? Pemerl remedy for coughs an is all righf, but you want some bg that will relieve and cure th re severe and dangerous results o at and lung troubles, What shal fet Go to a warmer and mor ular climate? Yes, if possible; i possible for you, then in either cas the ONLY remedy that hae been in Vuced in all civilized’ couatrie Success in severe throat and lun bles, “Buschee’s German Syru ‘Dot only heals end stimulates th Yes “to destroy the germ diseast allays inflammation, causes eas pectoration, gives a good night’ and cures the patient. Try on tle. Recommend: man 4 Uggists in the a Get Green Almanac. nel estates moke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma om» hone better. For gale at Recto BUFFALO LaGzr BEER draug pis glass, at Connell rg . Britland, proprietor, jg pore ‘8 more Oatarrh in this sectic ® country than all other disease together” and antl the inet fe TS was supposed to be Incurabl ‘pre a l disense, d local remade —— _ ling to cure with looal trea bt, pronounced ft incurable. © bas proced, it toureble, "Se ational disease, ‘aud. therefore ¥ e8 Ponstitational treatment. Hall “rh Cure, manufactured F. ney & Co, ‘Toledo, Ohio, te yc Nipdgiey 0, Ohio, tabnetitational the 20ld by D; . fall's Family Pilla aoe the best. * © Best Prescription For Malaria Is ani Vevar is @ bottle of Gaoft Cu. Tomo. It’ts simp

ee at THE TRANSCRIPT. . 4 ert of the Sate up toastene! Te Order Waived. TELEPHONE NO. 41. Issued Byory Evening, Sundays Excepted . bolae. AT NEVADA OITY, OALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mall, + «= * $6 Per Year. such statements to be true, did it ever. days, Immediately after the audienve By Carrier, ‘ 42162c Per Week . strike you that possibly these kickers} with the Kaiser the mission must leave Delivered to any part of the city. represent. only themeelves, that they for Berlin. The requirement that a can not control their own counties or} prince Chun and his suite should kowWEDNESDAY .... Sept. 4, 1901 . even‘any considerable number of dele-. town before the Emperor was waived. . gates? Soreheade'alwaye have existed : ‘since Cain and probably always will PUBLIC SENTIMENT , exist, but while they frequently make . a loud noise, when it comes right down to aceomplishing things they are sel. dom on the spot.” — ~ BNDORSES GOVERNOR GAGE . Crowding the Boers. The people all over this State recogsth? 4.” 5 sang Neanggh apweniard Smee nize the fact’ that no man has ever occupied the position of, Governor since the formation of this State who has presided withso mach becoming dignity, impartiality and faithfulness to his trust as has Henry T. Gage, and to attempt to defeat him would be another pane verification of that truthfal utterance . : of the immortal Lincotn — swapping . JS. feamer Wrecked. horses in the middle of the stream—and . would: result in great injury to the general interests of the State and be a backward step instead of a forward oné in California’s great progress. Governor Gage has not only devoted his whole time and energy to his office, buat has had the courage and backbone to do at all times what he believed to be right, regardiess of whom it pleased or displeased, and for this sterling and . much desired characteristic, our pres. ent executive should receive the com. tured. wreck, All Right Again. mendation and approval of every fair-. O_zveLanp, Ohio, Sept. 8—Today’s minded and unprejudiced voter in the . sunshine and Sléan streets filled with State, irrespective of politics. Not) marching laborers afforded a pleasant : So there awill be lote of fan when the only has California been saved from . gontrast to yesterday’s devastation by. Champion miners and the men from disgrace and attendant injury, but the. , rainfall that flooded sewers and. Allison Ranch meet and try their Governor has shown great wisdom and . poured inttAow-lying streets which . Strength. discretion in looking after the interests . threatened hundreds of lives and did a of the people at large, by lowering the . gestraction to homes and other prop_ taxation, and this pradent act bas been . erty. All cars are now running on time. Queen Wilhelmina even.as a child unparalleled in the history of the LF State. While he has vetoed hundreds of appropriation bills in bis determina-. Hay Destroyed. tion to preserve a low and just tax rate, he has been careful that the var-. Nizes, "Bept. 3—A stack of hay con-. you to entertain your friends in my ious interests of the State should not! taining over a hundred tous was de-. presence,” she remarked at the masuffer nor the march of progress hin. stroyed by fire. It belonged to O, L. ture age of 4 to a lady in waitin dered. In fact, he has proved to bea! Madsen and was insured for aemall. {pon whom an acquaintance ha model Governor, and it is ungrateful. amount. The fire wae the work of an. called one day. and infamous to even entertain &. jngendary. thought of his bhavibg opposition to ‘ unanimous renomination by the Re-. Quaker Doctors Rotten Egged. tween the queen regent and her lit*publicans—that is, if he is willing to accept the office for another term. The only opposition and tirade that has been made against bim has been waged by that class of newspapers at the Bay who eould not control him to do their bidding. In defiance of them he has pursued a straight and untrammeled course and ddne those things which have proved to have redounded to the best interests of the State and oe hom. its people. Asa friend of the miners’ interests, he has proved to bea warm supporter, and it ie useless for us to extoll Governor Gage’s magnificent record on this important question, We have only to refer to his act of heartily endorsing the appropriation of $150,000 for the impounding dams, and the appointment of our fellow townsman, W. W. Waggoner as Debris Commissioner, It would take columne of the TRANSORIPT to rehearse the grand and noble acts which have marked the administration of the Governor, bat. it can be truthfully said that every act of his hds been moved with one single idea and motive in view, that of servfight was all out of him in a minute. ure from Nicolaus, Working a Gravel Mine. ton have started up, a gravel claim o people. ‘Lhe ‘TRansorirt is unequivocally for the re-nomination of Henry T. ination by the largest vote ever given thing.” os a nominee for Governor, in the RepubQuestion Answered. lican State Convention. — ‘The Marysville Appeal contains an. , ¥e*, August Flower still has the excellent article in relation to the canwere et Ph ees is = fi G Sad are iggy yg thongnt of using thing else. tion to the office of Governor, which we . anything else for festion or Bilt} gun +% ionkanae Doctors were scarce, = ° New Way'to-Dust Books. Newark’s new public library building has a unique device for disposing of dust which will be the envy of food, regulate the pet housekeeper. At the corners ofthe rooms are air exhaust flues running to the cellar. Powerful air drafts passing down these flues seize the dust and carry it away. When a volume is dusted, it is done near one of them, and consequently the dust is drawn down and not permitted to didacy of Henry T. Gage for re-elecrepublish herewith: While it is true that Governor Gage Heviten Brdiaeton y* Ruan talare has not openly declared himself-asajetc. They used August Flower to gubernatorial candidate there is no. clean out the system and stop fermendoubt at all but that at the present .tation of und moment he certainly is such, and bis form, fairs bas been economical and success. Get Green’s Prize . ful, and codsequently satisfactory tot ‘was firmly convinced that neither Flint nor anyone else could make any P. 0. BOX B serious inroads upon Gage’s strong-. Benim, Sept. 8—The Chinese expia“You read one day,” said this gentle. Ohun, arrived here this afternoon. It ‘man, “that Belehaw of Oontra Costa is! was given no official reception, but BROWN & CALEINS. . efter the Governor's scalp or that An-. wi)] continue immediately to Pottea _ derson of Solano proposes to make it}qam, where the imperial hospitality hot for him, and so on, but, granting} has been offered them for only two _« Lonpon, Sept. 3d.—A dispatch from. some cute and bruises on the face, saye? Since August 26 the columns . gerious. report ninetween Boers killed, three 4, see wounded, 212 made prisoners and 127 a , /f Ws surrendered; and 104 riflee, 27,365 Yon anton on ork rounds of ammunition, 17,000 horses. 7,500 head of cattle have been capLos Anarirs, September 3.—The. of organized labor, with the result steamer Morning Star was wrecked off . named. About 2,000: union men were Redondo Beach late last night. Cap-. thrown out of a job by this movement. tain Nevine, who was in charge of the om art vessel, is charged with being intoxi-. .cated at the time. All the passengerswere rescued. Tbe vessel is now lying} Great interest is being manifested on its side in the surf and isa complete. in the. coming tug-of-war contest at Marysville Appeal, September s—. Jesire of the latter to be present at The Quaker Medicine Company was. ® banquet given in honor of the pelted with rotten eggs at Nicolaus on German emperor. To all the pleadSaturday night. The trouble happened . ‘78° of her pang ter the queen reall over the charge fr admission to an . 8¢2t turned a evening performance. A small boy hit . . ally remained for the regent but one of the Quaker “doctors” in the hat . °2¢ alternative—to herself conduct with aneay while he. wae. etending. et the recalcitrant young lady to her The “doctor shouted “that he would without one final energetic. progive $50 to the person who would point test from the disap ointed queen of outthe man who ‘strack him,” at the the future. “I will go on the balsame time pulling some silver out of his oony and tell the Dutch people how pocket. Just then the small boy took . ¥°U abuse their queen! more accurate aim and hit the “doctor” with an egg between the eyes, and the A The Quakers took a hurried departpresident of the chamber of comMessrs. J. Line, Givvens and HamilYuba river between Washington and Maybert and are meeting with flatter-. at his goods. ing the best interests of the whole ing success. They have taken out con-. jous to show the entire stock and siderable coarse’ gold, which they brought with them to town today, and . concerning the virtues of each piece. Gage for the reasons above stated, and he qemtiomen heey entry ransow to be~ ‘we believe that he will receive the nom-. !eve that they have “strack a good action the x pi reaper Wid the nervous and or, action of: the " intimates so understand it. In. fact . and that is pg te took aay serie there is. absolutely n0 reason why he/dulland bad with headaches or other should not bea candidate to succeed . 8¢hes. You only need a few doses of %, himeelf, if bis inclinations run that way. i 1: es og gon by Bh gg His administration of the’ State’s af-. nothing serious the matter with you . Almanac. : tory commission, headed by Prince Runaway This Morning. » Mr. Davis, the sewing machine agent, met with a runaway accident while coming down Sacramento street this ‘forenoon, He was driving a horse attached to a buggy and in trying to passa team a Collision occured. :.Mr. “. Davie was thrown out and sustained »}. but, fortunately, mone of them aye Cinomwati, Obio, September 8—Seven big carriage factories here started this morning with non-uulon workers Previously these shops had been union but the employers became dissatistied with what they termed the exactions The Tug-of-War. the Reunion Picnic to be held at Glenbrook Park next Tuesday, and there is considerable speculation as to the outcome, There are some strong men in both teams and the heavyweights seem to be about equally divided also. Spunky Wilhelmina. ‘possessed inflexibility of will and in those early days a consciousness that she would one day be queen of the Netherlands. “I do not allow When she was about 13 years of age, there was an amusing scene betle daughter, arising out of a strong eaf ear, but there bedroom. This she did, but not The Color to Sult Him. rominent citizen, a former merce, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer, was abroad not very lon ago. Incidentally it may be atated that he abstains from all alcoholic beverages. While he was in Berlin he determined to order a suit of M} clothes. He went to a tailor who was well recommended and looked The tailor was anxhad something pleasant. to remark Finally he paused and held a bolt of cloth before him, with an ecstatic expression on his face. “Alt,” ‘he cried, “schust look at dot. Dere is a piece dot must exactly suit you! It neffer will show-no beer stains!” But the Cleveland man took someLocal Yotes. Frank Aumer yesterday drove in some fine looking cattle which were disposed of to the local meat-dealers. A 11000-ponnd rock-breaker for the mill at the California mine, in the Washington district, arrived at the depot today.: : Dodgers advertising the celebration ‘at Grass Valley on the 9th and at Glenbrook Park on the 10th, were sent up from Grass Valley wey and circulated around town. / ' fhe local lodge of Workmen will hold “High Jinke” at their hall this evening. There will be fun galore for all who attend. This organization ia noted for giving very pleasant social gatherings. : A citizen of this place with a sporting turn of mind offers a puree of $10 for a “scrub race” at the re-union next Tuesday. It will be open for all comera and the prize will be given to the owner of the best horse. A large blook of petrified wood was brought in from the Sailor Flat mine the other day, and can be seen at Henry Lane’s livery stable. The find is quite a curiosity, as it shows the grain of the original wood to a nicety. Superintendent O.'P. Loughridge of the Narrow Gauge railroad has a crew of men at work on the spur track running to Glenbrook Park. The men are improving the approaches.to the grounds in order to accommodate the big crowd that will gather there next Tuesday. Please Take Notice. Valley, on September 9i:h and 10:b, there-can be obtained in the way of ‘refreshments. everything that the most dainty palate could desire. Meals will be served all day at all hours, and to all kinds of people. Your patronsge is earnestly solicited. td Lior, L. Swarr. Notice of . Removal. Dr. Ormiston: Swayze will remove his office from the Tilley Building to his residence, on the corner of High and Nevada streets, about the 5th instant. Office hours, 2 to 4p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8 o'clock. Telephone, Weat 82. sep3-lw Jeshable Room For Rent. *, a Nice large room, brickbuilding. To one or two gentlemen. Enquire at the Grotto. 8 1lw BurraLo Laces Bree on draught, at 6 cents a glass, at Oouncil Ohambers, W, J. Britland, proprietor. jig ’ Did you say Rye? . Then try Jesse Moore Rye—the. finest in the world. There is only one . eason why you sbouldn’t drink-» Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey — that’s because you hav signed the pledge. ; At the Salvation Army Hall, Grass. ‘stand for a fgir day’s labor for a just Ghe Benefit Gonight. Yow Is the Oime to Hid the Workingman in His Rights. Tonight the grand ball for the bene-~fit of the San Francisco strikers will take place un the Union platform./_ Everybody should turn out and help to make the affair a success. Oar oitlzens are noted for their liberality in every just appeal that is made for sid, and it behooves them to hold their good reputation in the present instance. : In the city by the Golden Gate a noble band of wage-owners is battling for a cause that must naturally come home to every lover of right and justice. The strikers are only asking that they be granted what is fair and just, ahd the impending issue hinges, so to speak, right here. All through the strike the workingmen have mainutained excellent decorum, not one overt’ act being made on their part. This bas strengthened their cause greatly and’ won much admiration in every walk of life. As a matter of course, in a city like San Francisco when the condition of aftaire is unsettled minor infractions of the law are bound to occur. Whatever has taken place in that regard there can not be justly attributed to the strikers, when considered asa body. They are making a manly fight for their rights, and pradence and good judgment have marked their coursa from the start. The local movement to assist the good cause is in the hands of men who compensation. They stand for unionism and the protection of.the rights of every workingmap, be he skilled in the trades or otherwise. Their organizations were established ‘solely to accomplish this end, and now the appéal is made fora little financial aid to show that true sympathy is not lacking in our midst. That our people will respond liberally, goes without saying. It is now or. never. Let us swell the dance receipts to a goodly sum, and show to the outside world ‘thet: Nevada’ Oity stands for the workingman and his interests, The Go!ld Tunnel Mine. At the Gold Tunnel mine, heretofore

known as the California, down Deer creek, everything is progreasing very satisfactorily, Six men are engaged in developing the property and the force will be increased shortly. It will be necessary to doa little more work to make room for a larger number of workmen. Superintendent Lawrence feela very well pleased with the ontlook for the future. He is handling the property to .good advantage and it will undoubtedly turn out handsomely .before long. B SHERWINWILLIAMS “PAINTS settle again upon the books. In a Bad Fix. t. 8—There are thouLonpon, September : Sep of hay and grain the former Governor of Seat nes ‘ t but.on account . was arrested . last night on a charge o¢ . ave been detainbigh treason. He appeared in the ty 4 PLEASANTON, sands of dollars worth here awaiting shipmen of a lack of cars that b ed on account of the strike canno sent to the markets. a ts eee GIRL WANFED. a 3° t the New + i Burraco Laorn Bem 4 tt 5 cents a glass, at Connell ‘Onan ; A girl is wanted to work @ York Hotel. Apply immediately. Malaria Makes Impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma my15-6m ES . To Save Her Child. Nannie Galleger, er hopes. i i exceeded all’ hi its quick cure , Bratses, . It. works wonders in Sores, Shin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. t be} Hoe Court this morning and wag ts. 4 manded for a week without bail, was unembarraseed during the hearing and laughed when his ‘counsel applied for. bail. _— + O80, W. J. Britland, proprietor,inact A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Pain, Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros, © A Woman With a Clear Complexiog deni acigaiomaseaiihe i ht eye keeps her bo rightful disfigurement Mrs.)4nd @ brig een From frigh of La Graugs, Ga., ap. active and her stomach in good order, © Arnica Salve to great; Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative andy ber head and face, and writes . great digestive aid. It clears up th, , complexion, drives the yellow from the — man, sole agent. te . We are to be found at the present time at.. Mt Maher & Co.’s Big -Store We have had a long gallop from Fort Wayne, Ind. We are Here is a chance to get me free. Get in With every pair of Wayne Knit Pony t a chance to win a Shetland Pony Free, Ask the man at the Hosiery Counter to explain it to Guess early and often. . : : WAYNE KNIT PONY STOCKINGS are Triple Knee, s—none to equal them at 25c per pair. They are Fast Black and only 26cts per pair. Come and see them. Write for sample pair. MAHER é& OO. GROANNALRSRS ARNG going to rest now. line boys and girls. Stcckings you buy yon ge Triple Heel, Triple Toe California Sweet Chocolate, KNOW YOU CAN Baby Pim-Olas, Baker’s Chocolate, unsweetened, % Ib. cake 20c.'}. My. Wife’s Salad Dressing,“ . . for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c Mushroom Catsup, Crosse & Blackwell’s, peat go fake! per small package ~ 5c stuffed olives, per bottle, 20c CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. eye, and keeps the kidneys ina health. Scalds. ful condition. Geta 25c. package ang . try it tonight, For sate by H. Dicker. © LN Knit a ae THE : OLD with coal oil. fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece. Each minute wheel must be — freed from anything which would jretard the mov@ment. We clean and repalt watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, years are added to their life: A. & H. W. HARTUNG, chmakers, . Broad Street ° Nevada City . : FASHIONED : WAY. ee ae ee ee oe ee Of cleaning a watch or clock was to lubricate the works It did all right forzthe turnips our grand: yor" peor rr an Ope beeen Ae oa 7 oe hs 7 the great body of the people who look less at the political side of such things ~ Head Troubles is Om Untii his ever-ready mouth got close contact with some of I* INIMITABLE IOE OREAM. Thea . to’ smiles and be his tears ch wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow his example and be happy: a Flay's fon Com Paris Nevada Olty a Commercial Street, and more at the results obtained ina) business way. : And this leada naturally to a refer— ence to what has already been etated recently in the Appeal, namely, the loss saved to California by Gage’s wise and couragecus stand in the bubonic plegue matter. As the»value. of: this . great service to the business interests of the State becomes, more fully realized astime serves to emphasize it, all the intrigues which professional poli ticians may think out in order to shat . out the Governor from a renomination will prove of no avail, since public sentiment will be entirely too strong ‘the other way. But with it all, the friends of Governor Gage have not been idle by eny . means apd today his “fénces” are inj such s shape that they offer little encouragement to rivale, — 5 A prominent Southern California . poBtician told the writer last night that aftera careful study of the field . _ We mention his name as we thought you might have forgotten him, becaus he is out of sight. Well, John is coming back again very soon—he’s on the roa ; lated. John is a godd natured fellow, but my, oh, my! when he is around he Soft Shirt you have cherished all Summer is frozen stiff. Prepare for John because you That’s his real name but like every other John he’s nicknamed “JACK.” e that’s what usua d now, and all th darts a look here and th must face him o ee«eOur Fall and Winter Sy Will protect you and keep you comfortable in and kind of weather John brin you—and the prices will please you. _There’s-nothing better than the best lly happens toa fellow the é shirt waist fello mone Ws will be annihiste, and the Straw Hat nee T leave your happy home, ~ itS ees gs with him. Come, see 2 them. T and our Suits are the best. “a a Take your styles will please Cor. Pine and Broad St Lower Main Street, Gra wyvada City ae. ss Valley, WEDNESDAY .... Septs 4, Personal Happenin k. H. Forman returned to Le today. 2 3 W. E, Rowlands of San. Franoks in town. . Mise Lehr left this morning for Francisco. . t Max Hoohegamer is here fron Delhi Mine. Thomas Goyne is over from For town on 4 visit. : W. W. Miller returned to Oamp ville this morning. Willis Maher returned last eve from a trip to the Bay. W. Maher, wife and daughter left morning for San Frandisoo. Ed. Hamlen and W. Wilcoxen ¢ down from Sierra Valley today. J. N. Ivey is confined to his h with an attack of rheumatiem, Miss Godfrey left this morning Columbia Hill to visit friends. Woodson Harding, who hae bee: Colgate for the past year, is here vi jug. Williata Green is dangeriously’ i) his. home on the lower Grass Val road. A. Hampel and F, Sieks, two popt raveling men of Sacramento are own, Mark Shaver and wife have return rom a visit to their sou and daugh t Reno. ' W.E. Rowland left this morning San Francisco after visiting friends his city. Mrs. Charles Wodell and Mrs, Oli rd Grabami have returned from a vi ‘o Relief Hill. : Superintendent P. Tautphaus of t Providence mine left thie morning { san Francisco, Alex. Zekind of San Francisco, w prmerly kept a cigar store at thie ci here on a visit. James Champion haa returned fro p extended tour through Monta ind other States, . W. J. Sanford, J. E, Rose and GQ. ) anningham arrived here last nig om Emigrant Gap. ~ ‘Mrs. Amelia Johnson of Amad buuty is here on a visit to ber siste ra. Thomas Griffith. Superintendent O. P. Loughridge . @ Narrow Gauge railroad returne st evening from San Francisco, D. MoGara arrived here last even trom Keswick and left this morn g for Graniteville to visit his uncle Alex. Hongel, 8. Hieronimus, Sr., an Hopkins left yesterday on a campin pedition to the high mounteine, 0. H. Palmer, who hag been here fc me time visiting his sisters, Mr thaway and Mrs,,.0. O. Weiser rger, left today for Butte, Montana. irs, John E, Teauc;) who, hee bee: ting at Grass Valley, was calle meyesterday by the illness of he phew, Mr. Ohilds, U. Hunsaker, recently of the Ho ook, Grass Valley, has taken a six Are lease on the United States Hote Los Angeled, and is doing a fin ines. A Good lnvention. Bieward Prentice of the Nationa tel is the inventor of a machine fo ling in rock which {sa wonder i way. Mr.-Prentice is having . bdel_ made at Allan’s Foundry, an intends to apply for # patent o lnvention, —————_—__] Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ? Pemerl remedy for coughs an is all righf, but you want some bg that will relieve and cure th re severe and dangerous results o at and lung troubles, What shal fet Go to a warmer and mor ular climate? Yes, if possible; i possible for you, then in either cas the ONLY remedy that hae been in Vuced in all civilized’ couatrie Success in severe throat and lun bles, “Buschee’s German Syru ‘Dot only heals end stimulates th Yes “to destroy the germ diseast allays inflammation, causes eas pectoration, gives a good night’ and cures the patient. Try on tle. Recommend: man 4 Uggists in the a Get Green Almanac. nel estates moke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma om» hone better. For gale at Recto BUFFALO LaGzr BEER draug pis glass, at Connell rg . 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