September 5, 1900 (4 pages)

I OO I ge Reese nen ts premearaat e Le eee sea seen ima © . ) SBRRe_ i Pes THE TRANSCRIPT. ‘ano Bry Evening, Sandys Excptd, ar RAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, — BROWN & CALEINS IBRMS OF GUBSORITTION : By [lall, : « « ° $6 Per Year By Carrier, ° 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B = WEDNESDAY .. Sept. 5. 1900 WILL OF WM. ENDERLEIN. Bequests Made and Other Matters Pertaining to His Estate. In the Superior Court today the will of the late Wm. Enderlein was present: . ed and Carl Scheemer named as exe: . “eator. The will provided for the following: I direct that my body be decently buried with proper regard to my station and condition. Second, I direct that my executor pay my funeral ex penses. I give and bequeath and devise to Louisa Scheemer, daughter of Mrs. Emma Scheemer, my house and lot on Spring street. I give and devise and bequeath all the rest and remainder of my propert; of every kind and nature to my niece, Mrs. Charles A. Senft of San Francisco. Lastly, I hereby nominate and appoint Carl Scheemer of Nevada City my executor. +Oe-+ -—_ Left Today. J. J. Sinclair of the firm of L.R Jordan, contractors of Sacramento, who has been superintending certain work which his firm had from the Pa cific Construction Company on the new Courthouse, has just about com pleted the contract. The work consisted of the roofing, galvanized cornices, iron railing, and, in fact, all) the decorations on the outside of the Courthouse. The job is first-class in every respect, and speaks for itself. Mr. Sinclair left today for Sacramento, where he has other work in that line. Wm. Bessey, another first-class mechanic of the firm, will take cherge and complete the work. Superior Court Notes. The following business wae transacted in the Superior Court today : Estate of Louise Scheemer deceased. Order appointing appraisers: James Kinkead, G. Schmidt and Chas. E. Ashburn were appointed. Estate of Louisa Isoard deceased Order appointing the following appraisers: C.J. Brand, Ralph Gaylord, and Joseph Fleming. Are Going Fast. A!l Native Sons who bave not as yet got their uniforms for the celebration should go to B. Miller’ immediately and get their measure taken. They will be charged $11.50 for the uniform, but if they turn out in the parade they will receive $5 in return. Quite a Gambler. New York September 5.—The extent to which bridge whist has been played this season can well be understood by the fact that one young girl in society fixed her earnings during the summer at $2000. She played the game well and is now that much ahead, with practically anotber month before her in which to increase her winnings. During the yacht races the interest in cards did not altogether die out, concerned as ths Newporters were in the result of the contest. Two of the largest steam yachts at Newport followed the boats, but for all that their passengers saw of the races they might have remained at home. The game of bridge whist began each day soon after the boat was under way and continued to the exclusion of every other subject. Killed by an Explosion. Los ANGELES, September 5.—News comes from the mining camp at Hedges that David Bean and Wm. Ames, employed in the Queen mine, were killed Saturday by the premature explosion ofa blast. It was being tamped witb an iron bar. Bean was an expert miner and unmarried. Little is known of the other victim. State or OuI0, City oF ToLepo, Lucas County, saad Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is senior partuer of the firm of F. J. . Cuenry & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, Oounty and State aforesaid, and that evid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS foreach and every case of UaTAREH that cannot be cured by the use of Baty’s CaTagru Cure FRANK J. CHENEY. §Sworn to vefore me ard subscribed “. elry store. tf NL NVENTION ON TODAY. — . The Contesting San Francisco Will Each Have Half a Vote. Frank L. Coombs Leads For Congress In the First District. vention at Santa Cruz was late Breese Sergeant-at-Arms. The Chairman prepared of the Republican party. The country delegates are .SAN Francisco, September 5.—The Republican Con-. in getting together today. The Convention was called to order at 2 o’clock by . } Chairman Stone, but he made no speech. Secretary Read called: the names of the Central Committee, and Mayor Parker welcomed the delegates. The temporary officers were then elected. W.C. Van Fleet as Chairman, H. S. Wanzer Secretary, and Millon “Judge Van Fleet made a speech and enlogized McKinley and Roosevelt, and predicted the success of the Repub. lican party in the coming election. a list of the different committees, and during recess several speeches were made. The speech of Samuel Shortridge was highly eulogistic not interested in the disagreement of-the San Francisco contesting delegations. They will probably be given a half-a-vote each. Frank L. Coombs, ex-Minister to Japan, is in the lead for . sible. the nomination to Congress from the First District. The delegates are not pledged to nominate him, BRIKFLY STATED. tems That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. School Books at Vintons. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. oy’s. tf Taylor made suits at Snell and Fleming’s. tf. Spanish Panoche fresh every day at foley’s. tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Tackson’s. mi-tf Fine Jewelry at cost at Golden’s JewGilt Edge Porter, and ‘Half and Half at Tom’s Plece. a23 tf Pretty note books and colored pencils at Vinton. Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for 5 centsat Wolf's. tf If you want a good shine go around to Gallagher’s stand. ne Fine watches at cost at Go!den’s closing out sale. tf A drizzling rain fell yesterday, Nad enough to lay he dust. Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Sapho will be presented at the theater here on the 27th ins‘ant. All the year around the buyer will find prices the same at C.J. Brand’s. For cold storage meats goto Grissel ros.’ and you are sure to get the best. Wolf carries a full line of hig» grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 sents. tf Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table, 4ib. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, Cash Grocer. tf Quite a number of Nevada City people have gone to Sacramento to attend the State Fair. The pew machinery at the Reward mine was started up yesterday by electrivity, and everything worked like a charm. A party of eleven ladies of this city went to Grass Valley last night and tendered a surprise party to Mrs. F. M. Miller. All persons who are indebted to the Grimes Emporium are requested to muke payment immediately and save extra expense. a25-tf Ia additicn to Messrs, Rice and For-picnic delicacies go to. O. BE. Mul. . . Broke the Record. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind , September 5—At a sheep slaughter and dressing exbibitionhere yoday Obas J. Gardner, of Indianapolis, bruke the world’s record. In 1898 he killed and dressed ten sheep in thirty two minutesand nine seconds; this made him the world's champion Yesterday he killed and dressed ten gheep in thirty minu‘es and tweuty-two seconds. —_—_— Returned With Horses. Satt Lake, Utah September 5—A special the Tribune fro m Rawlins, Wyoming, says: Three members of the Rock Springs pcsse came into the city today having been forced to quit the chase because their borses played out. They state that the trail of-the robbers was lost saturday evening, but the posse hoped to find it again Sunday. om Notice to Premium Holders. Those who were awarded premiums at the District Fair are hereby notified that they will not be payable until on or about September 10th. The Director will then have the nroney from te State. Wy. GIFFIn, at Secretary. p Present Your Bills. 17th District Agricultural Assoclatio>, will please present them to the Secretary on or before 12 o’clock Tuesday, Sept. 4th. Ww. Girrin, 2t Secretary. si Powder Ordinance. BE TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF NEvada do ordain as follows: . SECTION I, “Teshall be unlawful for any person, contractor, firm, association, joint stock company or corporation to keep or store for a won 38 period than6 hours in any one piace in the corporate limits 0: the City of NepA ry black powder in ny greater quantity than 100 pounds, or-nitro-glycerine, dynamite, vigorice, hercules poser giant powder, or other high explosive, by whatever name known, in greater quantity than 25 Williams, other carpenters and mason in my presence, this 6th day of De-. 24ve examined the Nevada Theatre and 2 cember, A . W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern_= lly, and acts directly on the blood pronounce it perfectly safe. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is and mucous surfaces of the system /. all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY Zs Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Cof-Farin, the great substitute fc? ©. Gayiord & Son's The best of lumber, shakes, shingles and everything in the building maccndt Mis. J. M. Walling has raised an American Beauty rose that measures seven inches in diameter. The big flower is on exhibition at Geo. C. Gay iord & Son’s store. Rev. J. Sims left today for Mil«. waukee, Wis, to attend the GreatCouncil of tue United States of the Improved Order of Red Men. Mr. Sims, who is a’ member of Wyoming . * Tribe, No. 49, of Nevada City, is a Great Representative for California, of . Towle Bros, Oo, tt frie’ there are four. pounds, 8m<TION II, It shal] be yong bebe! oa a ony person or per. 3008 ow hati te in cha nomad wagon or scaverine: land in w or in part with aS sane 100 po’ is Of black’ po wie or m = dvnam: ant poweeree other b ee to allow auch or conyevance “as main Nc vada. section III, Aay person or pond ee violate tbe provisions of Sections 1 1 of this : nauce shail on conyi be fined . in rye t than $100. ison the City Jail $10 one ee ezotion IV. coaflict with the provisious ereby repealed. Gun on ordinauce are hi SEOTION V. en ersinenns shall take effect immedi spe xia A ; SIDNS ee 5 Sed er sa bes oI apn N tg a Rw ee cage All parties having bills against the . — oe a All ordinances or parts of nances in. GRASS VALLEY GLBANINGS, Doings of the People of Our Sister City As Told Over the Telephone. A few evenings ago Bert Wales and Dan Baldwin of Boston Ravine had some trouble and Wales tore some of Baldwin’s fence down for revenge. He wads arrested and today pleaded ] . guilty. He was fined the costs of conrt. George L. Sones went to San Francisco today. Mrs. Geo, Mainhart and three chiling. Postmaster George is in San Francisco, Personal Mentions. N.S. Farley of Oakland is here spending a few days. ; W. Cameronand wife, W. T. Harker and wife and Miss Katie Hanlin are over from Relief Hill. % H. W. Morris came up from San Francisco this morning and will leave tomorrow for Washington. J. Meek is over from Relief Hill. Royal Heath of San Francisco is in town. E. Wallis is over from North Bloomfield. Mrs. Penrose came down from Relief Hill today. C, Traviscame down from Graniteville today. H. German came over from North San Juan today. J. Enhart of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. Cc. L. Miller returned yesterday from a business trip to San Francisco. Dying in San Francisco. Mrs. R. E. Montgomery, daughter of Charles Scheurmen of North San Juan, is at the point of death in San Francisco. The cause of her illness is not known. Mrs. Montgomery visited here about two weeks ago and was apparently in good health. Mr. Scheuarman passed through town today on his way to San Francisco. (aa 8 me 2 Work Commenced. D. E. ,Matteson, the Grass Valley contractor, commenced work today on the new Masonic building. He has the contract for the concrete and stone work. The work on the building will be pushed ahead as speedily as posNotice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California. n the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM ENDERLEIN deceased. Notice is hereby given, that Monday, the lith day of September 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Hanley Building, Main street, Nevada City, Nevada County,Cal. has been appointed by me as'the time aod place for proving ng Last Will of Wilitam Enderlein deceased, and for hearing the application of Carl S*heemer for the issuance to him of letters testamentary, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated September 5, 1900. F.L. ARBOGAST. Clerk. By A. J, HoskINe ,Beputy Cierk. red dren went to San wideameace this morn-. Delegates From Wine at Wolf’s. A. B. Wolf, the cash grocer bas just received a large consignment of fine zinfandel and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per gallon. a 8-tf GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE ‘To be given by the Nevada City Band —AT THE— Knickerbocker Platform i" SATURDAY EV’G, SEPT. 8th. 9p. m. ADMISSION: — ED. T. CHAMBERS, idle brea rh eaves Beds, Lounges, Matt: made over and MADE ‘AS GO coop. AS NEW: ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND CARPETS LAID. Come and see ms whee you want anything in this line. E. T. CHAMBERS, Pine street. between Broad and Commercial, —— City, Cal. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. F. M. Rutherford Is hereby annouced as a candidate for the Assembly from Nevada county. For Sale. Grain, alfalfa and first crop Of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, W. A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. House and Lot For Sale. A 7 room house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. All modern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. au 31-tf Lost. . A liver and white pointer dog. Answers to nameofUmo. Information as to whereabouts will be thankfully received by Gro. Downey. a 30-t£ For Sale. A fresh milch cow is offered for sale cheap. Enquire of Bex Rose, Rush Coeek. 8 1-lw POORET GUTLERY. and they give satisfaction. Ey We believe in fostering Ame: ican Tedlisteies, consequently ¥ our line cf Cutiery is American made. The O. V. B. goods » are guaranteed. We have been seliing them for fifteen years 2 1 eee for We can sell you this knife Ly SR SA ae ae RS sinh GC -Conéert begins at 8 pm. Dance at Gentlemen, 50 Cents Ladies, Free Regiment for Hawaii. Honowwtv, August 28 (via San Francisco; September 5).-*’The stirring events of the past few weeks have resulted in a movement to increase the military strength of _the Hawaiian Islands, and arrangements are being made to.add to the forces now here. It is thought that in the event of some sudden warlike movements Hawaii might have to defend herself for a time, as the United States has so far done little to make bare: islands safe from invasion. It is proposed to have a full regiment of troops here. There are plenty of men and eight companies are now in existence. There are plenty of men to complete the regiment. There are not enough guns on the island. Janke Against Jae». The order to show cause whiy the defendant should not be punished for contem;t of court for failure to, pay alimony, in the case of Fiora Janke, plaintiff, against William Janke, defendant, came up in the Superior Court yesterday for hearing. After reading and filing the affidavit of plaintiff, and good cause appearing therefor, the Court ordered that the defendant, William Janke, on Monday, September 10th, 1900, at 10 o’clock a. m., show cause why he should not be Gompelled to pay the back alimony due. laintitf in this case, amounting, as appears therein, to $42 50, or be nished for contempt for failing tose ¢ +ee Diamonds at cost at Goldsae Now is your chance for abargain. tf Skirts for Igoo. ( geeeeoeoonq0cc0e: © ti Age MAHER & CO’S. Ladies see our large window today. tains the first shipment of Fall Suits and All the latest materials. New Camel’s Hair, New Camel’s Hair Raye, New Canvas Cloth, New. Aibetines. It’ conAll the new shades’ can do as well at home. own stores. 90666000008008600000000 If you want a seen Suit or. Skirt pat. tern come quickly. Don’t send away while you Try and get into the habit of helping your They are often called upon to help you. Make up your mind to trade at home this Fall. _ Respectfully, MAHER © CO. [be SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT ARMORY HALL. maadiae: G00000000006 © cipnnnessenetees sees 75€ aes Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. : Foley’s Ic Ice ercaih qualities. —THE ai WHO WRITES. This adyertisement isfsweltering with the heat, and if he had the time would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get a plate of _his famous Cream—on_ second ' thought he might take an Ice Cream Soda instead, because of its superior thirst-satisf ying In either case he would be sure of getting the best in town. Parlors, 43 coxmorcial Street seooeeee@ooeescooeeeseo 3s as ages ae Jc SSR pebieeeeee Have You Seen Chee Beautiful RUGS . . + * AT KINKBAD’s? “ Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just-look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash ak # cA aK BEDROOM SETS. = For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. slaallaaeaaciaclaalaialiatad ea Ak Pike’s Peak Mineral Water, per case, Fres 0 Port Wine, pure and aged,Cab Sherry, : -Imported Olive Oil, pure,Claret, pure and old, =SWISS AND LIMBURGER CHEESE. Al oders given careful attenti nd deli part of thecity: Family trade solic ro as et Seen (50 quart bottles) (Regular price $1,50 a Gal.) (Eisen Vineyard Co., Fresno.) ‘ 2,ephone No. 171. weet ful attention, vision. gives very good satisfaction, pers ep de limits of the City of. * Is the most delicate and cousbeek organ of the body: and shou!d have careW. A. MEYER, representing F. C. Chinn, the Optician . . of Sacramento, will make his second professional visit here August 23rd, 24th and 25th, having his office at our store, where he will be prepared to correct defective or impaired] M r, Meyer has the latest methods for testing the eye and JA. & H.W. HARTUNG, pico eb Nevada City. $7.00 $1.00 a Gal $1.50.4 Gal 16e @ fall quart 46¢ a Gal Hein Chow Clow. HelDz's Beans in “Cans. HeinzChutney Heinz Mustard Heing Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved ‘Raspberries Pp. G. ESCA DDEN. rn, Street. & HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heing Sweet Pickles in Buk Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk © Ld with a consti crete. The comm three , tere in ®, oenses the Peard, that c stract: an acc licens¢ The street regard ‘Broad itwi eat of ‘to the dence. Bids the Ci follow Leg -NiF The as itv Wat showe for irr’ 1897, $ 1900 (1 The .severa ‘ordina . eration W.] ‘were a iine Ne ihad m after . ments, the bu The were r F.F W.] Tow $5 94, Dail The ciseo rates, will Ticke eae) ee ee

I OO I ge Reese nen ts premearaat e Le eee sea seen ima © . ) SBRRe_ i Pes THE TRANSCRIPT. ‘ano Bry Evening, Sandys Excptd, ar RAVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, — BROWN & CALEINS IBRMS OF GUBSORITTION : By [lall, : « « ° $6 Per Year By Carrier, ° 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B = WEDNESDAY .... Sept. 5. 1900 WILL OF WM. ENDERLEIN. Bequests Made and Other Matters Pertaining to His Estate. In the Superior Court today the will of the late Wm. Enderlein was present: . ed and Carl Scheemer named as exe: . “eator. The will provided for the following: I direct that my body be decently buried with proper regard to my station and condition. Second, I direct that my executor pay my funeral ex penses. I give and bequeath and devise to Louisa Scheemer, daughter of Mrs. Emma Scheemer, my house and lot on Spring street. I give and devise and bequeath all the rest and remainder of my propert; of every kind and nature to my niece, Mrs. Charles A. Senft of San Francisco. Lastly, I hereby nominate and appoint Carl Scheemer of Nevada City my executor. +Oe-+ -—_ Left Today. J. J. Sinclair of the firm of L.R Jordan, contractors of Sacramento, who has been superintending certain work which his firm had from the Pa cific Construction Company on the new Courthouse, has just about com pleted the contract. The work consisted of the roofing, galvanized cornices, iron railing, and, in fact, all) the decorations on the outside of the Courthouse. The job is first-class in every respect, and speaks for itself. Mr. Sinclair left today for Sacramento, where he has other work in that line. Wm. Bessey, another first-class mechanic of the firm, will take cherge and complete the work. Superior Court Notes. The following business wae transacted in the Superior Court today : Estate of Louise Scheemer deceased. Order appointing appraisers: James Kinkead, G. Schmidt and Chas. E. Ashburn were appointed. Estate of Louisa Isoard deceased Order appointing the following appraisers: C.J. Brand, Ralph Gaylord, and Joseph Fleming. Are Going Fast. A!l Native Sons who bave not as yet got their uniforms for the celebration should go to B. Miller’ immediately and get their measure taken. They will be charged $11.50 for the uniform, but if they turn out in the parade they will receive $5 in return. Quite a Gambler. New York September 5.—The extent to which bridge whist has been played this season can well be understood by the fact that one young girl in society fixed her earnings during the summer at $2000. She played the game well and is now that much ahead, with practically anotber month before her in which to increase her winnings. During the yacht races the interest in cards did not altogether die out, concerned as ths Newporters were in the result of the contest. Two of the largest steam yachts at Newport followed the boats, but for all that their passengers saw of the races they might have remained at home. The game of bridge whist began each day soon after the boat was under way and continued to the exclusion of every other subject. Killed by an Explosion. Los ANGELES, September 5.—News comes from the mining camp at Hedges that David Bean and Wm. Ames, employed in the Queen mine, were killed Saturday by the premature explosion ofa blast. It was being tamped witb an iron bar. Bean was an expert miner and unmarried. Little is known of the other victim. State or OuI0, City oF ToLepo, Lucas County, saad Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is senior partuer of the firm of F. J. . Cuenry & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, Oounty and State aforesaid, and that evid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS foreach and every case of UaTAREH that cannot be cured by the use of Baty’s CaTagru Cure FRANK J. CHENEY. §Sworn to vefore me ard subscribed “. elry store. tf NL NVENTION ON TODAY. — . The Contesting San Francisco Will Each Have Half a Vote. Frank L. Coombs Leads For Congress In the First District. vention at Santa Cruz was late Breese Sergeant-at-Arms. The Chairman prepared of the Republican party. The country delegates are .SAN Francisco, September 5.—The Republican Con-. in getting together today. The Convention was called to order at 2 o’clock by . } Chairman Stone, but he made no speech. Secretary Read called: the names of the Central Committee, and Mayor Parker welcomed the delegates. The temporary officers were then elected. W.C. Van Fleet as Chairman, H. S. Wanzer Secretary, and Millon “Judge Van Fleet made a speech and enlogized McKinley and Roosevelt, and predicted the success of the Repub. lican party in the coming election. a list of the different committees, and during recess several speeches were made. The speech of Samuel Shortridge was highly eulogistic not interested in the disagreement of-the San Francisco contesting delegations. They will probably be given a half-a-vote each. Frank L. Coombs, ex-Minister to Japan, is in the lead for . sible. the nomination to Congress from the First District. The delegates are not pledged to nominate him, BRIKFLY STATED. tems That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. School Books at Vintons. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. oy’s. tf Taylor made suits at Snell and Fleming’s. tf. Spanish Panoche fresh every day at foley’s. tf Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at Tackson’s. mi-tf Fine Jewelry at cost at Golden’s JewGilt Edge Porter, and ‘Half and Half at Tom’s Plece. a23 tf Pretty note books and colored pencils at Vinton. Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for 5 centsat Wolf's. tf If you want a good shine go around to Gallagher’s stand. ne Fine watches at cost at Go!den’s closing out sale. tf A drizzling rain fell yesterday, Nad enough to lay he dust. Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Sapho will be presented at the theater here on the 27th ins‘ant. All the year around the buyer will find prices the same at C.J. Brand’s. For cold storage meats goto Grissel ros.’ and you are sure to get the best. Wolf carries a full line of hig» grade Jellies and Preservies, 2 Jars for 25 sents. tf Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table, 4ib. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, Cash Grocer. tf Quite a number of Nevada City people have gone to Sacramento to attend the State Fair. The pew machinery at the Reward mine was started up yesterday by electrivity, and everything worked like a charm. A party of eleven ladies of this city went to Grass Valley last night and tendered a surprise party to Mrs. F. M. Miller. All persons who are indebted to the Grimes Emporium are requested to muke payment immediately and save extra expense. a25-tf Ia additicn to Messrs, Rice and For-picnic delicacies go to. O. BE. Mul. . . Broke the Record. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind , September 5—At a sheep slaughter and dressing exbibitionhere yoday Obas J. Gardner, of Indianapolis, bruke the world’s record. In 1898 he killed and dressed ten sheep in thirty two minutesand nine seconds; this made him the world's champion Yesterday he killed and dressed ten gheep in thirty minu‘es and tweuty-two seconds. —_—_— Returned With Horses. Satt Lake, Utah September 5—A special the Tribune fro m Rawlins, Wyoming, says: Three members of the Rock Springs pcsse came into the city today having been forced to quit the chase because their borses played out. They state that the trail of-the robbers was lost saturday evening, but the posse hoped to find it again Sunday. om Notice to Premium Holders. Those who were awarded premiums at the District Fair are hereby notified that they will not be payable until on or about September 10th. The Director will then have the nroney from te State. Wy. GIFFIn, at Secretary. p Present Your Bills. 17th District Agricultural Assoclatio>, will please present them to the Secretary on or before 12 o’clock Tuesday, Sept. 4th. Ww. Girrin, 2t Secretary. si Powder Ordinance. BE TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF NEvada do ordain as follows: . SECTION I, “Teshall be unlawful for any person, contractor, firm, association, joint stock company or corporation to keep or store for a won 38 period than6 hours in any one piace in the corporate limits 0: the City of NepA ry black powder in ny greater quantity than 100 pounds, or-nitro-glycerine, dynamite, vigorice, hercules poser giant powder, or other high explosive, by whatever name known, in greater quantity than 25 Williams, other carpenters and mason in my presence, this 6th day of De-. 24ve examined the Nevada Theatre and 2 cember, A . W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern_= lly, and acts directly on the blood pronounce it perfectly safe. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is and mucous surfaces of the system /. all ye who never sampled their goods.tf Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY Zs Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Cof-Farin, the great substitute fc? ©. Gayiord & Son's The best of lumber, shakes, shingles and everything in the building maccndt Mis. J. M. Walling has raised an American Beauty rose that measures seven inches in diameter. The big flower is on exhibition at Geo. C. Gay iord & Son’s store. Rev. J. Sims left today for Mil«. waukee, Wis, to attend the GreatCouncil of tue United States of the Improved Order of Red Men. Mr. Sims, who is a’ member of Wyoming . * Tribe, No. 49, of Nevada City, is a Great Representative for California, of . Towle Bros, Oo, tt frie’ there are four. pounds, 8m<TION II, It shal] be yong bebe! oa a ony person or per. 3008 ow hati te in cha nomad wagon or scaverine: land in w or in part with aS sane 100 po’ is Of black’ po wie or m = dvnam: ant poweeree other b ee to allow auch or conyevance “as main Nc vada. section III, Aay person or pond ee violate tbe provisions of Sections 1 1 of this : nauce shail on conyi be fined . in rye t than $100. ison the City Jail $10 one ee ezotion IV. coaflict with the provisious ereby repealed. Gun on ordinauce are hi SEOTION V. en ersinenns shall take effect immedi spe xia A ; SIDNS ee 5 Sed er sa bes oI apn N tg a Rw ee cage All parties having bills against the . — oe a All ordinances or parts of nances in. GRASS VALLEY GLBANINGS, Doings of the People of Our Sister City As Told Over the Telephone. A few evenings ago Bert Wales and Dan Baldwin of Boston Ravine had some trouble and Wales tore some of Baldwin’s fence down for revenge. He wads arrested and today pleaded ] . guilty. He was fined the costs of conrt. George L. Sones went to San Francisco today. Mrs. Geo, Mainhart and three chiling. Postmaster George is in San Francisco, Personal Mentions. N.S. Farley of Oakland is here spending a few days. ; W. Cameronand wife, W. T. Harker and wife and Miss Katie Hanlin are

over from Relief Hill. % H. W. Morris came up from San Francisco this morning and will leave tomorrow for Washington. J. Meek is over from Relief Hill. Royal Heath of San Francisco is in town. E. Wallis is over from North Bloomfield. Mrs. Penrose came down from Relief Hill today. C, Traviscame down from Graniteville today. H. German came over from North San Juan today. J. Enhart of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. Cc. L. Miller returned yesterday from a business trip to San Francisco. Dying in San Francisco. Mrs. R. E. Montgomery, daughter of Charles Scheurmen of North San Juan, is at the point of death in San Francisco. The cause of her illness is not known. Mrs. Montgomery visited here about two weeks ago and was apparently in good health. Mr. Scheuarman passed through town today on his way to San Francisco. (aa 8 me 2 Work Commenced. D. E. ,Matteson, the Grass Valley contractor, commenced work today on the new Masonic building. He has the contract for the concrete and stone work. The work on the building will be pushed ahead as speedily as posNotice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California. n the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM ENDERLEIN deceased. Notice is hereby given, that Monday, the lith day of September 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Hanley Building, Main street, Nevada City, Nevada County,Cal. has been appointed by me as'the time aod place for proving ng Last Will of Wilitam Enderlein deceased, and for hearing the application of Carl S*heemer for the issuance to him of letters testamentary, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated September 5, 1900. F.L. ARBOGAST. Clerk. By A. J, HoskINe ,Beputy Cierk. red dren went to San wideameace this morn-. Delegates From Wine at Wolf’s. A. B. Wolf, the cash grocer bas just received a large consignment of fine zinfandel and Port Wine from St. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro, Fresno county. The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold for $1.50 per gallon. a 8-tf GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE ‘To be given by the Nevada City Band —AT THE— Knickerbocker Platform i" SATURDAY EV’G, SEPT. 8th. 9p. m. ADMISSION: — ED. T. CHAMBERS, idle brea rh eaves Beds, Lounges, Matt: made over and MADE ‘AS GO coop. AS NEW: ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE RE. PAIRED. CURTAINS HUNG AND CARPETS LAID. Come and see ms whee you want anything in this line. E. T. CHAMBERS, Pine street. between Broad and Commercial, —— City, Cal. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. F. M. Rutherford Is hereby annouced as a candidate for the Assembly from Nevada county. For Sale. Grain, alfalfa and first crop Of alfalfa hay. Egyptian oats and wheat. Address, W. A. CREPS, Erle, Yuba county, California. House and Lot For Sale. A 7 room house, with both gas and electric lights; barn and carriage room. All modern improvements and a bath. Apply to GEO. A GRAY. au 31-tf Lost. . A liver and white pointer dog. Answers to nameofUmo. Information as to whereabouts will be thankfully received by Gro. Downey. a 30-t£ For Sale. A fresh milch cow is offered for sale cheap. Enquire of Bex Rose, Rush Coeek. 8 1-lw POORET GUTLERY. and they give satisfaction. Ey We believe in fostering Ame: ican Tedlisteies, consequently ¥ our line cf Cutiery is American made. The O. V. B. goods » are guaranteed. We have been seliing them for fifteen years 2 1 eee for We can sell you this knife Ly SR SA ae ae RS sinh GC -Conéert begins at 8 pm. Dance at Gentlemen, 50 Cents Ladies, Free Regiment for Hawaii. Honowwtv, August 28 (via San Francisco; September 5).-*’The stirring events of the past few weeks have resulted in a movement to increase the military strength of _the Hawaiian Islands, and arrangements are being made to.add to the forces now here. It is thought that in the event of some sudden warlike movements Hawaii might have to defend herself for a time, as the United States has so far done little to make bare: islands safe from invasion. It is proposed to have a full regiment of troops here. There are plenty of men and eight companies are now in existence. There are plenty of men to complete the regiment. There are not enough guns on the island. Janke Against Jae». The order to show cause whiy the defendant should not be punished for contem;t of court for failure to, pay alimony, in the case of Fiora Janke, plaintiff, against William Janke, defendant, came up in the Superior Court yesterday for hearing. After reading and filing the affidavit of plaintiff, and good cause appearing therefor, the Court ordered that the defendant, William Janke, on Monday, September 10th, 1900, at 10 o’clock a. m., show cause why he should not be Gompelled to pay the back alimony due. laintitf in this case, amounting, as appears therein, to $42 50, or be nished for contempt for failing tose ¢ +ee Diamonds at cost at Goldsae Now is your chance for abargain. tf Skirts for Igoo. ( geeeeoeoonq0cc0e: © ti Age MAHER & CO’S. Ladies see our large window today. tains the first shipment of Fall Suits and All the latest materials. New Camel’s Hair, New Camel’s Hair Raye, New Canvas Cloth, New. Aibetines. It’ conAll the new shades’ can do as well at home. own stores. 90666000008008600000000 If you want a seen Suit or. Skirt pat. tern come quickly. Don’t send away while you Try and get into the habit of helping your They are often called upon to help you. Make up your mind to trade at home this Fall. _ Respectfully, MAHER © CO. [be SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT ARMORY HALL. maadiae: G00000000006 © cipnnnessenetees sees 75€ aes Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. : Foley’s Ic Ice ercaih qualities. —THE ai WHO WRITES. This adyertisement isfsweltering with the heat, and if he had the time would go forthwith to FOLEY’S and get a plate of _his famous Cream—on_ second ' thought he might take an Ice Cream Soda instead, because of its superior thirst-satisf ying In either case he would be sure of getting the best in town. Parlors, 43 coxmorcial Street seooeeee@ooeescooeeeseo 3s as ages ae Jc SSR pebieeeeee Have You Seen Chee Beautiful RUGS . . + * AT KINKBAD’s? “ Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just-look at the pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash ak # cA aK BEDROOM SETS. = For the quality of the articles the prices are lower than San Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. slaallaaeaaciaclaalaialiatad ea Ak Pike’s Peak Mineral Water, per case, Fres 0 Port Wine, pure and aged,Cab Sherry, : -Imported Olive Oil, pure,Claret, pure and old, =SWISS AND LIMBURGER CHEESE. Al oders given careful attenti nd deli part of thecity: Family trade solic ro as et Seen (50 quart bottles) (Regular price $1,50 a Gal.) (Eisen Vineyard Co., Fresno.) ‘ 2,ephone No. 171. weet ful attention, vision. gives very good satisfaction, pers ep de limits of the City of. * Is the most delicate and cousbeek organ of the body: and shou!d have careW. A. MEYER, representing F. C. Chinn, the Optician . . of Sacramento, will make his second professional visit here August 23rd, 24th and 25th, having his office at our store, where he will be prepared to correct defective or impaired] M r, Meyer has the latest methods for testing the eye and JA. & H.W. HARTUNG, pico eb Nevada City. $7.00 $1.00 a Gal $1.50.4 Gal 16e @ fall quart 46¢ a Gal Hein Chow Clow. HelDz's Beans in “Cans. HeinzChutney Heinz Mustard Heing Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved ‘Raspberries Pp. G. ESCA DDEN. rn, Street. & HIRE’S ROOT BEER Heing Sweet Pickles in Buk Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk © Ld with a consti crete. The comm three , tere in ®, oenses the Peard, that c stract: an acc licens¢ The street regard ‘Broad itwi eat of ‘to the dence. Bids the Ci follow Leg -NiF The as itv Wat showe for irr’ 1897, $ 1900 (1 The .severa ‘ordina . eration W.] ‘were a iine Ne ihad m after . ments, the bu The were r F.F W.] Tow $5 94, Dail The ciseo rates, will Ticke eae) ee ee