September 6, 1901 (4 pages)

OVER i % i at ji9 clon wel n alth) and oker= tf ———orks rand: G. ust be repair added City (mn ot into LEY’S Then and he pPyI rk Cit V1. Crush the Gravel Hadmission Day at Srass Valley. je Blue Sravet Claim near, orth Rioomtield to be Worked en a Large Seale. A. D. Gassaway, superintendent ‘i the Blue Gravel Mining Co., left th _ morning for San Francisco to pureh: fan air compressor, hoist and pump t -The eelebration of Admission Day at Grace Valley promises to be & gala A Large Consignment ess we . Personal Happer : ‘ : » Geo. Ransier of Folsom ie eae Ef asure trip. ; “8 t, Carrol of Sacramento is bh ie Bk mle r sap The committee having the afa buainess ‘ fF ning up the company’sm 4't in charge has gone to great pain : ; my 8. Green aud A. Graham are here@big gravel claim, consisting of 250¢M@2d expense, and all the arrangomer a ee ee at re. : *3Ss %“sJ uUu Sst Received from San Francisco. ee phcres, and situated above North Bloom-mave been made, The parade will bom : “phere Will Buck of Orleans Flat was a vis-Bfleld. : me rand and imposing, There will t itor here yesterday. The company proposeto sink a large, Various bodies of gaily uniformed ment ti Frank E. Wadsworth returned las’ doable-compartment shaft near theme®2d the floats will be sights worth go evening from Sacramento, ‘ j.F. Smitb of Washington left thisifeet, which, it is calculated will be deep orning for San Franelsco, » _ Bpetough to extend to tee bedrock ygaperintendent L. L. Myers is downneath the blue gravel, Ata d trom North Bloomfield. _ $6°f 2000 feet from this point, a tanne “cic Savu'§ == —SSSSS«GBO. C. GAYLORD & SON, his arrangements for the parade . = epee = . te aa fa fares dbo, the frst] PHONE, MAIN 551. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. “BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gaperintendent Andrews and wifeMwill be started in Humbug Oreek, at agVill be three bande i line—one fe : : , here from the Erie mine. ow elevation, and will te headed di h division. : a lsotrie Po ; Pr Hway, vada Count . Narro Gauge wyr, sod Mrs. J. H, Mitohell have re-Mrect for the shaft and will tap it The day will be ushered in by thell Ghe Clectric Road. ssed Away. R ie ekg w Gauge = Soldiers Poisoned. turned from the Plumbago mine. From the shaft the tunnel will extendgeOoming of cannon and the ringing of; + i ‘ urs, A. F. DeBoise and ‘children areg 8000 feet further into the gravel and registered at the New Union hotel. will develop and make easy to mine H. 0. Schuenert and J. 0.{Donn large scope. of gold-bearing ground. returned last evening from @ trip to the@The lower tunnel, when completed, will mountains. : Grain the entire claim -and will have t, L, Goss of San Francisco arrived F good grade to facilitate the output o ere last evening and left this mornings gravel. The mill which will crush the Mor Gastob Ridge. ao gravel will be erected near the mouth Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned last even-¥of the tunnel, on Humbug creek, and ng from a visit to friends and relatives—iwill have a large capacity. After th t San Francisco. machinery of the mine is in full oper: Mrs. R. W. Thomas of Slerra OityMation, an electric plant will be installe nd Mrs. J. F. Jose left this morning#for lighting, and for other purposes, ot San Francisco. Forty men will be given employment'bitd division will be oomprised of th J. B. Grimwood, A. W. Anderson; i following Parlors: Sunset, No. 26, nd F. Hodge, of San Francisco arefunder way a larger force of men wiljgeud Sacramento, No. 28, both of the pere spending a few days. _ pgbe apitel City; Hydraulic, No. 56, of Debris Commissioner W. W. Wag-Sthe miners living in that vicinity anapNeveda City; Quartz Parlor, No. 58, of oner, wife and daughter, left thisMwill add to the general prosperity of[atase Valley. Manzanita Parlor of norping for Meadow Lake, hat portion of the county. Native Daughters will also form a p Postmaster W. Mobley of North This new mining enterprise is an im-@°! this division, and a float rep Bloomfield jeft thie morning for Sac-Sportant one and will be the means of@ee2tative of our Golden State will add mento on a business trip. developing one of the largest and rich-™t° its attractiveness. Miss Dorothy Lawrence has aeceptediest gravel beds in this section of them Out people will turn out in larg position as telephone operator in thegState. The company who has theg®2™mbers to help our neighbors ob Bunset central office at Vinton’s, project in band is composed of capi-—ee™ve the 5ilst annniversary of ou Louis Dobon, who is employed as ajftalists who are able and willing to ex-mot#tebood in a fitting manner. The! lumber at T'urner’s estore, returnedMpend any amount of money in the de-™G°°d feeling now existing between the st evening from a trip to the lakes. velopment of their claim. Basides theg'¥i" cities will be cause for great Mrs, Lamars and Miss Ida Banke§advantages to be gained for their owng/°lcing. Then on ‘the following day, bf; Sierra City passed through this city—ibenefit, by this large and systematicy®t the re-union, the “hatchet,” which esterday en route to Grass Valley. method of opening up the claim, it willm®® lost ite mission, will be “buried W. J. Organ has returned from thewbe the means of furthering other enter. ood and deep”—never again to be Plambago mine where he had charge of™prises of a like character in that vicin-™**!9¢4 in anger and strife. he building operations of the mine. ~ (ity, as well as in other sections of the J.S. Eudtice, is spending a few daysmoounty. In fact, this is the greatest here as the guest of Sam Andrews and® enterprise of its kind ever inaugurated family. He will return to his home ingjin the State and it will undoubtedly Philadelphia soon. esult in increasing Nevada County’s Superintendent L. M. Hancock ofgoutput of gold and the innovation of a he Bay Counties Power Oo.,and familymnew and profitable process of working ft this morning for San Jose, wheregthe rich gravel locked up in our hills bis family will reside. which has hitherto been considered inJames L. Gluyas, foreman at thegaccessible since the suspension of hyBaston Ridge mine, was in town yester-mdraulic mining. lay and later left for a visit to his lsmily at Grass Valley. Jay Ostrom of North Bloomfield ad his ankle sprained at the De Noon bine by having a log which he was oving roll and strike him, Mrs, R. Penrose and Edgar Penro me down from North Bloomfleld yeetday. Mrs. Penrose will visit a Brass Valley before retarning. Giving Good Satisfaction. The theatre was batter attended last} ight and “A Noble Outcast” was put nin first-class order by the New bells. Then the fun will begin and he occasion will be one grand round of pleasure. Onr sister city. will b ecorated in bright and attractive: lors, with Old Glory and the Bea lag-in evidence on every side, A corlal greeting will be extended to al visitors and their stay will be made as pleasant as possible. ; The Native Sona are determined to} make a grand showing in the big pa-, de, and everything goes to indicate hat they will accompish that end, The ATLANTA, Ga., September 5—Twonundred and twenty enlisted men of be Twenty-seventh Infantry stationed Fort McPherson, in the Post Hospital, made til by ptomaine poisonng. Of the 416 men enrolled in Companies A, B. O and -D, only 190 went on duty at the Post today. Oolonel J. W. french, Post Commander, has ordered rigid investigation. Cold Storage Meats, For apecial first-class Oold Storage Meate you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb ; a the market. je21-tf Wittiam BZ. Davies Died ai Kis the Hirst of the Week. Home Year Biue Gent, , The electric railroad will be in op-M wiltiam Benjamin Davies who had ration next Monday. President JohnMinesy suffering for a long time wit Martin will arrive tomorrow to takelBright’s disease passed away at his part in the dedication of the new road. Mhome near Blue Tent last night. H -hree expert electricians are also com-Hiwas @ native of California, aged about ing from below to assist in starting th hirty-nine years, and had resided ir line in good shape. Superintendentiithis neighborhood for many years and¥8:16 a.m., 9:28. m., 11 a. m., 12:80 Fairchild is deserving of great preiselihga made many friends who ‘wereMlp. w.,2p. m., 3 p. m., 4.15 ‘pom ; 4:86 for the way he has carried the ne F hocked to hear.of his death. De-Mp. m., 11:15.a. m. on Sunday, 12 m. on enterprise to an early completion. ed was ae miner by occupation andiMonday. Leave Nevada Gity: 9a has been somewhat retarded, too, infMat one tinie was superintendent of thelim., 10a. m.,1 p. m., 1:15 p. m » 2:80 p oa work, but every obstacle has no oxae mine in Willow Valley. He wasmm., 3:45 p. m., 5:15 p. m., 7:30 p. ma. 2 overcome, isi? man of honor and integrity and 1 i There will be only one car in opera-Himade friends with all whom he cam ae Ont hace ete tion on the Ninth, on account of thelllin contact. Mr. Davies leaves a wife) 10th—8:15, a.m "9:25 ‘< ‘a it a. inability of the Gold Hill Company toland five children, a mother, two h2:30 p.m, 2 pee Sp. MEAG . m @ePere & sufficient amount of power tolibrothers and three sisters,who have thei, .gx ke” Ebay Wowie bis Peaving Fan another one. ‘The electrical ms-Hsympathy of the entire community.li0 mbm Lie we, 180% chinery for the power house at Glen MiMrs, Davies was formerly Miss Arbo Sih gcse, Bsih iby tie foi Aiea wood has been shipped from the EastBigast, sister of County Olerk Arbogast. Nou the etada City: ke ciak ce nd will be installed in @ short timed Deceased was a member of Nevada 6080 fit Lanes Ghaitvinas ti ‘Two more cars will arrive from Saniigity Lodge, A. O. U. W., under whose BeaasVallag : 5:25 p a On wr ee Francisco next week, and Superin-Mauspices the funeral will take place. iets kamen, oxaba. City (se Gra tendent Fairchild hopes to have th The funeral! will take place from thi athipe Sas. 0 ao Labe ee line running in fall blast by the first off Methodiet church on Sunday afternoon silage Widder OHS: $60 4m apo month. ‘ ea rr t 2 o’clock. 12 30 a. m = Eee @ survey slows the distance be mhig shies tween sihvainate to be a little less than Fare, round trip, Grass Valley and five miles, or,to be more exact, just Nevada City, 25 cents; fare, rc und trip 25,342 feet, Glenbrook, 15 cents. ; The cars are cont fPacted on modern », ©. P, Lovanripar, lines, With seats Hale & Kil General Manager. buro walkover cane pattern. Thirty F. G. Bearry, General Agent. two passengers can be comfortably eated inside of each car and twelve more can “be accommodated on the outside. Superintendent Fairchild has been be recipient of numerous applications for positions on the road. On account! of the many good recommendation that accompanied those requests, it has been a hard matter to make se ; lections. The following announce ee re ment of appointments has been made public, however: Conductors, Edward) Skewers of Town Talk and George Keller of Nevada City; motormen Roy L. Allen and E. O. Davis, who mm are experienced hands, the former bejog from San Francisco and the latt from Oakland. Car Yo. 1 Will Be in Operation Time table for September 7h, 8th 9th end 10th, 1901 : Saturday, September “7th — Leave Grass Valley for Nevada Oity 12:16, p im. Leave Nevada City for Grass Val Hey, 7:0 p. in. Sunday, September 8th,and Monday September 9th—Leave -Grass Valley A lo eweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Some Foolish People Allow a cough to ran until it gets. beond the reach of medicine. They ofen say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Could ett be. induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which 8 sold on @ positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excelfent effect after taking the first dose, Price 250. and 50c. Trial size tree. For ele by H. Dickerman, sole agent. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, It is simply [ron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Price, 250. myl156m A fine quality of liquor for home use is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. Superior to ll others, _ + 2Oe— What a Tale It Tells. No cure, no pay. Company ee Attention. CLEANING OUT FOR OUR FALL STOCK. Ohe Annual Sacrifice jain Of SUMMER GOODS goes on with Z much work for us and much satisfaction for our customers. year people realize that our sale is not merely inaugurated to clear out our Summer goods to make room for our Fall stock, but an offering of genuine quality in Stylish and Seasonable DryGoods We are offering this Fali to our patrons Uuparalleled Bargains, and apo customers will have an unlimited choice. The little prices give or a great. many years doctors pro ®& welcome to the slim pocket book. nounced it a local disease, and pre-@ f p . scribed local remediee, and by con : cop e stantly failing to care with local treat SN ELL rc F LEMING men onounced it incarable. Sci * bo ment, rn £ erty oe Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City stitational disease, and therefore reec ratieeatar ty W are using OW A RDINES That are not Mackerel If that mirror of yours shows wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr, King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy! cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. oOo + Officers and members of Compatiy 0, IN. G.of Cal.: You are hereby ordered to} eport at your Armory at 8 o’clock on the morning of September 9th, for the purpose of attending the Admission Day celebration at Grass Valley, Brn. A. Bost, 2t Lieutenant Commanding. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo sale at Rector Bros. In the sick room or on your sideboard essie Moore“AA” Whiskey is indispensible, Oe The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever isa bottle of Grove TasTELEss Cum. Tonic. It is simply ron. and quinine in a tasteless form. INo crue—ne pay. Price 50c. The Holland Ranch, situated nea Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. ‘Terms part down and balance on time Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt 200 Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic remove the cause. = ascksiueraeieiiaaamaninenan a There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases #ndreds Sees put together, and until the last fe : ears was supposed to be incurable “Eczema sets the skin on fire. ‘The acid é the blood are forced out through the — the skin, Geusing intense reduess, beens ae it hing. ore g 1 the itching at times, especially when the over» ley Stock Oompany. Applause was heated, that the almost distracted sufferer feels that he uite frequent and each member of the could tear the skin to pieces, and that he must scratch or ompany was shown off to good adme cosy. Re knows: from pay ewe oy Pag —_ age. “Kathleen Mavourneen,” wily ee et oe the’is for the time belag indifferent to after effects. presented this evening and a large aoe ebetial forina of Eczema, the moist, or i kind, that comes in little ddience will undoubtedly witness it ¢ules which discharge a watery, sticky fluid, w: dries and peels off in branOheney & Oo., Toledo, Ohio, is oe the play is u good one and ie espec-@ ecales. So profuse is the discharge at times that large ecabe or crusts only constitutional cure on the mee <=" are both painful aid troublesome, ‘and noteasily removed. Red, It.is taken internally in doses from a sae to chow Miss. Margare sores are symptoms of Eczema. The form usually wis as “K hleen” to good advantage. Nansen’s Important Article. . “ drops ton teupoontal. ieacte direst MFAEOH-AQASTED "eee ony appecctsed ta ibe thos st aasias ers = 5 3 3 hands and feet; the skin, becoming hard and rough, _ ; ly oo the Blend pod moons Sur inenn wes ; ; eardines. ego oe és 7 ten¢ it i . Hezema de of the system. They offe ‘ ‘ou’ bleeding, and attended with much itching. whos of the bi Lae gp rhe of pe PR i sic a he at “ 90 ike és ‘al¥ fou :. L. Marno, Escondido, San Diego County, . applications, while soothing Mocure. Send for circulars and _ testial. : body broke out with @ rash . andcooling,andmaytosome Hmonials. Best § or 7 Maeda Bh Fe. ge all efforts to cure . extent par ot the inflammaAddress, F. J. OCOHENEY & Oo. ' The t Salt Mac kerel, In an carly issue of the Saturday © ‘se. The itching, especially itching, cann too; and while we're talking about, the tvening Pos ‘ Sreiaee, was simply terrible; it would almost amg Tab cures, Peon a 160 Toledo, Ohig. » best of everything that is found in Se tontie Oe tor Namnen, the om k Bf isappecr at times, only to return yommended . external remedies do not are FamilePius are the bést d ; a Geshe, NAD alla tate paboebie edasiva rou’ Explorer, Wil yee ey eee a witntat benehty an4 hearing of 8. . reach constitutional or blood isd ' —and— ides, Weaim to be accommodating also. Articles which we do not keep Mrlous pole-seeking expeditions of th Bra determined to ae it — eg » and les diseases. Salves, ointments, ted when a few hbottl me i i di tions and do Please Take Notice. on account of small demand, we can % eth : te in portenay: At +08 ie gn A pig Se ee every blemish and powces, is reg ad by : order for you on short notice. Per lies in the author's comments . pimple from my body. I shall not fail to recomcesandiain canes Gaal scaling up Sates y id bis predictions ag to the sauce mend 8. 8. 3. whenever-an opportunity occurs. J . At the Salvation Army Mall, Gras: Valley, on September 9th and 10tb; there can be obtained in the way of E . Ss———_ = ere of the “— os reing ison baok into the blood. 8. 8, $. antidotes and neutralizes the 8 pe 2 to out of the circulation all impurities and humors, and the pure, tich blood that is carried to the diseased ekin quickly allays the inflammation, opens the clogged up pores, «ud the skin becomes soft, smooth and ready to perform its proper functions. To .: lof Eczema you must first purify and build up the blood, and n-thing so surely ond effectually does this as S. 5. §., the onlyteed purely vegetable blood purifer. Send for our book on blood andekis and write our physicians fur any information or advice you may desire. @divice and book free. -THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANT. GRAND BALL Grass Valley Nw) For the Benefit of the Strikers # # adi of the different parties, _—————S Notice of Removal: ‘SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ‘Schoolf Has Opened and the children need SOHOOL SHOE We have a fine selection, consisting o the following line: Red School HouseShos. None better. Village School Shoe. District 76 School Shoe 3 F42. oo Never Rip Shoe, for Boys. refreshments everything that the mos dainty palate could desire. Meals will be served all day at all hours, and to Medi all kinds ef peopie. Your. patronage) is earnestly solicited, td Limvr; L. Swarr. Have you tried us yet ? New Baker ies Below. Thinking about It ? + « Dr. Ormiston Swayze will remove is office trom the Tilley Building to his residence, on the corner. of High bd Nevada streets, about the Sth in nt. Office hours, 2 to 4 p. m,; Wenings, 7 to 8 o'clock, Telephon eat 82, sep8-1w a + +0 Borrato Lager Brrr on draught, at outs & glass, at Council Chambers W. J, Britland, proprietor. j19 ~ + 260 eshable Room For Rent. ce Nice large room, brick building. To 7». two gentlemen, Enquire at the motto, s8.1w BuPPALO Laawo Boon? Lager Beer on draught, at W, ji, 8lass, at Couneil Chamb and, proprietor, jis a. Brit) + eOe + George Hurst, proprietor of the New York Bakery, on Commercial street has secured the services of a first-cla baker from San Francisco, The new man, whose name is. Antone Wahl, ‘comes well recommended and has held positions in some of the leading bakferies at the Bay. Mr. Hurst uses his best endeavors to please his customers. 1nd be has established an enviable eputation in this respect. sep2 Don’t delay--delays ‘are angerous. Quit using stale goods nd drink pure, wholesome eaand Coffee. It willim-§ oe ‘ TTT” §=—Prices from $4 to $0, “eceraie BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. eee Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: If the first cough F Does. It Pay to Bay Cheap ? ea ‘ourth irs oe ly treated, the first step in. t ‘ cheap remedy for coughs and Reenctien of consumption arrested, t é ourt ouse ouvenirs tne 8 8 right m lungs developed, the breath set free, w hs mite that will pol tgp ta er ’ Union of esr pla fear consumption.” Kemp’ More severe and darmeein re To be given by the Cigar Makers’ Union act feat consumption” Ka Nevada City and the Miners’ Union of Grass Valley. proper treatment for the first cough o other remedy has saved so many from consumption. rge bottles 25c *K . ! , : And other Novelties too numerous to AYLOR TEA Z : mention can be seen at nd. 50c. or sale by H. . ity S aturday ’ Sep tember 14, Bonga cmap nen yg eee ‘ : ; A large consignment just received, tc®* Oly heals and otf Se . EW. 4. Britland, proprietor. —j19: Diamonds ees ke ieee bat alia, (Stroy the 4 . “o@ ‘genuine onemeee’ inflam * 1 OO be . Getter For Blood Than Sarsaparil RE Diamond-settimg is our specialty. Pond cures Sve 800 3 Ne) ° SB vor Those Living in the Malaria DisSettle, Recommondea ane byt 0 HCD RED RE DRE IAEA? pass tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Toniv. ts gts In the world. Get Green's. § BIL ICIS [PECROZOOs OLD my15-6a

OVER i % i at ji9 clon wel n alth) and oker= tf ———orks rand: G. ust be repair added City (mn ot into LEY’S Then and he pPyI rk Cit V1. Crush the Gravel Hadmission Day at Srass Valley. je Blue Sravet Claim near, orth Rioomtield to be Worked en a Large Seale. A. D. Gassaway, superintendent ‘i the Blue Gravel Mining Co., left th _ morning for San Francisco to pureh: fan air compressor, hoist and pump t -The eelebration of Admission Day at Grace Valley promises to be & gala A Large Consignment ess we . Personal Happer : ‘ : » Geo. Ransier of Folsom ie eae Ef asure trip. ; “8 t, Carrol of Sacramento is bh ie Bk mle r sap The committee having the afa buainess ‘ fF ning up the company’sm 4't in charge has gone to great pain : ; my 8. Green aud A. Graham are here@big gravel claim, consisting of 250¢M@2d expense, and all the arrangomer a ee ee at re.. : *3Ss %“sJ uUu Sst Received from San Francisco. ee phcres, and situated above North Bloom-mave been made, The parade will bom : “phere Will Buck of Orleans Flat was a vis-Bfleld. : me rand and imposing, There will t itor here yesterday. The company proposeto sink a large, Various bodies of gaily uniformed ment ti Frank E. Wadsworth returned las’ doable-compartment shaft near theme®2d the floats will be sights worth go evening from Sacramento, ‘ j.F. Smitb of Washington left thisifeet, which, it is calculated will be deep orning for San Franelsco, » _ Bpetough to extend to tee bedrock ygaperintendent L. L. Myers is downneath the blue gravel, Ata d trom North Bloomfield. _ $6°f 2000 feet from this point, a tanne “cic Savu'§ == —SSSSS«GBO. C. GAYLORD & SON, his arrangements for the parade . = epee = . te aa fa fares dbo, the frst] PHONE, MAIN 551. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. “BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gaperintendent Andrews and wifeMwill be started in Humbug Oreek, at agVill be three bande i line—one fe : : , here from the Erie mine. ow elevation, and will te headed di h division. : a lsotrie Po ; Pr Hway, vada Count . Narro Gauge wyr, sod Mrs. J. H, Mitohell have re-Mrect for the shaft and will tap it The day will be ushered in by thell Ghe Clectric Road. ssed Away. R ie ekg w Gauge = Soldiers Poisoned. turned from the Plumbago mine. From the shaft the tunnel will extendgeOoming of cannon and the ringing of; + i ‘ urs, A. F. DeBoise and ‘children areg 8000 feet further into the gravel and registered at the New Union hotel. will develop and make easy to mine H. 0. Schuenert and J. 0.{Donn large scope. of gold-bearing ground. returned last evening from @ trip to the@The lower tunnel, when completed, will mountains. : Grain the entire claim -and will have t, L, Goss of San Francisco arrived F good grade to facilitate the output o ere last evening and left this mornings gravel. The mill which will crush the Mor Gastob Ridge. ao gravel will be erected near the mouth Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned last even-¥of the tunnel, on Humbug creek, and ng from a visit to friends and relatives—iwill have a large capacity. After th t San Francisco. machinery of the mine is in full oper: Mrs. R. W. Thomas of Slerra OityMation, an electric plant will be installe nd Mrs. J. F. Jose left this morning#for lighting, and for other purposes, ot San Francisco. Forty men will be given employment'bitd division will be oomprised of th J. B. Grimwood, A. W. Anderson; i following Parlors: Sunset, No. 26, nd F. Hodge, of San Francisco arefunder way a larger force of men wiljgeud Sacramento, No. 28, both of the pere spending a few days. _ pgbe apitel City; Hydraulic, No. 56, of Debris Commissioner W. W. Wag-Sthe miners living in that vicinity anapNeveda City; Quartz Parlor, No. 58, of oner, wife and daughter, left thisMwill add to the general prosperity of[atase Valley. Manzanita Parlor of norping for Meadow Lake, hat portion of the county. Native Daughters will also form a p Postmaster W. Mobley of North This new mining enterprise is an im-@°! this division, and a float rep Bloomfield jeft thie morning for Sac-Sportant one and will be the means of@ee2tative of our Golden State will add mento on a business trip. developing one of the largest and rich-™t° its attractiveness. Miss Dorothy Lawrence has aeceptediest gravel beds in this section of them Out people will turn out in larg position as telephone operator in thegState. The company who has theg®2™mbers to help our neighbors ob Bunset central office at Vinton’s, project in band is composed of capi-—ee™ve the 5ilst annniversary of ou Louis Dobon, who is employed as ajftalists who are able and willing to ex-mot#tebood in a fitting manner. The! lumber at T'urner’s estore, returnedMpend any amount of money in the de-™G°°d feeling now existing between the st evening from a trip to the lakes. velopment of their claim. Basides theg'¥i" cities will be cause for great Mrs, Lamars and Miss Ida Banke§advantages to be gained for their owng/°lcing. Then on ‘the following day, bf; Sierra City passed through this city—ibenefit, by this large and systematicy®t the re-union, the “hatchet,” which esterday en route to Grass Valley. method of opening up the claim, it willm®® lost ite mission, will be “buried W. J. Organ has returned from thewbe the means of furthering other enter. ood and deep”—never again to be Plambago mine where he had charge of™prises of a like character in that vicin-™**!9¢4 in anger and strife. he building operations of the mine. ~ (ity, as well as in other sections of the J.S. Eudtice, is spending a few daysmoounty. In fact, this is the greatest here as the guest of Sam Andrews and® enterprise of its kind ever inaugurated family. He will return to his home ingjin the State and it will undoubtedly Philadelphia soon. esult in increasing Nevada County’s Superintendent L. M. Hancock ofgoutput of gold and the innovation of a he Bay Counties Power Oo.,and familymnew and profitable process of working ft this morning for San Jose, wheregthe rich gravel locked up in our hills bis family will reside. which has hitherto been considered inJames L. Gluyas, foreman at thegaccessible since the suspension of hyBaston Ridge mine, was in town yester-mdraulic mining. lay and later left for a visit to his lsmily at Grass Valley. Jay Ostrom of North Bloomfield ad his ankle sprained at the De Noon bine by having a log which he was oving roll and strike him, Mrs, R. Penrose and Edgar Penro me down from North Bloomfleld yeetday. Mrs. Penrose will visit a Brass Valley before retarning. Giving Good Satisfaction. The theatre was batter attended last} ight and “A Noble Outcast” was put nin first-class order by the New bells. Then the fun will begin and he occasion will be one grand round of pleasure. Onr sister city. will b ecorated in bright and attractive: lors, with Old Glory and the Bea lag-in evidence on every side, A corlal greeting will be extended to al visitors and their stay will be made as pleasant as possible. ; The Native Sona are determined to} make a grand showing in the big pa-, de, and everything goes to indicate hat they will accompish that end, The ATLANTA, Ga., September 5—Twonundred and twenty enlisted men of be Twenty-seventh Infantry stationed Fort McPherson, in the Post Hospital, made til by ptomaine poisonng. Of the 416 men enrolled in Companies A, B. O and -D, only 190 went on duty at the Post today. Oolonel J. W. french, Post Commander, has ordered rigid investigation. Cold Storage Meats, For apecial first-class Oold Storage Meate you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb ; a the market. je21-tf Wittiam BZ. Davies Died ai Kis the Hirst of the Week. Home Year Biue Gent, , The electric railroad will be in op-M wiltiam Benjamin Davies who had ration next Monday. President JohnMinesy suffering for a long time wit Martin will arrive tomorrow to takelBright’s disease passed away at his part in the dedication of the new road. Mhome near Blue Tent last night. H -hree expert electricians are also com-Hiwas @ native of California, aged about ing from below to assist in starting th hirty-nine years, and had resided ir line in good shape. Superintendentiithis neighborhood for many years and¥8:16 a.m., 9:28. m., 11 a. m., 12:80 Fairchild is deserving of great preiselihga made many friends who ‘wereMlp. w.,2p. m., 3 p. m., 4.15 ‘pom ; 4:86 for the way he has carried the ne F hocked to hear.of his death. De-Mp. m., 11:15.a. m. on Sunday, 12 m. on enterprise to an early completion. ed was ae miner by occupation andiMonday. Leave Nevada Gity: 9a has been somewhat retarded, too, infMat one tinie was superintendent of thelim., 10a. m.,1 p. m., 1:15 p. m » 2:80 p oa work, but every obstacle has no oxae mine in Willow Valley. He wasmm., 3:45 p. m., 5:15 p. m., 7:30 p. ma. 2 overcome, isi? man of honor and integrity and 1 i There will be only one car in opera-Himade friends with all whom he cam ae Ont hace ete tion on the Ninth, on account of thelllin contact. Mr. Davies leaves a wife) 10th—8:15, a.m "9:25 ‘< ‘a it a. inability of the Gold Hill Company toland five children, a mother, two h2:30 p.m, 2 pee Sp. MEAG . m @ePere & sufficient amount of power tolibrothers and three sisters,who have thei, .gx ke” Ebay Wowie bis Peaving Fan another one. ‘The electrical ms-Hsympathy of the entire community.li0 mbm Lie we, 180% chinery for the power house at Glen MiMrs, Davies was formerly Miss Arbo Sih gcse, Bsih iby tie foi Aiea wood has been shipped from the EastBigast, sister of County Olerk Arbogast. Nou the etada City: ke ciak ce nd will be installed in @ short timed Deceased was a member of Nevada 6080 fit Lanes Ghaitvinas ti ‘Two more cars will arrive from Saniigity Lodge, A. O. U. W., under whose BeaasVallag : 5:25 p a On wr ee Francisco next week, and Superin-Mauspices the funeral will take place. iets kamen, oxaba. City (se Gra tendent Fairchild hopes to have th The funeral! will take place from thi athipe Sas. 0 ao Labe ee line running in fall blast by the first off Methodiet church on Sunday afternoon silage Widder OHS: $60 4m apo month. ‘ ea rr t 2 o’clock. 12 30 a. m = Eee @ survey slows the distance be mhig shies tween sihvainate to be a little less than Fare, round trip, Grass Valley and five miles, or,to be more exact, just Nevada City, 25 cents; fare, rc und trip 25,342 feet, Glenbrook, 15 cents. ; The cars are cont fPacted on modern », ©. P, Lovanripar, lines, With seats Hale & Kil General Manager. buro walkover cane pattern. Thirty F. G. Bearry, General Agent. two passengers can be comfortably eated inside of each car and twelve more can “be accommodated on the outside. Superintendent Fairchild has been be recipient of numerous applications for positions on the road. On account! of the many good recommendation that accompanied those requests, it has been a hard matter to make se ; lections. The following announce ee re ment of appointments has been made public, however: Conductors, Edward) Skewers of Town Talk and George Keller of Nevada City; motormen Roy L. Allen and E. O. Davis, who mm are experienced hands, the former bejog from San Francisco and the latt from Oakland. Car Yo. 1 Will Be in Operation Time table for September 7h, 8th 9th end 10th, 1901 : Saturday, September “7th — Leave Grass Valley for Nevada Oity 12:16, p im. Leave Nevada City for Grass Val Hey, 7:0 p. in. Sunday, September 8th,and Monday September 9th—Leave -Grass Valley A lo eweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Some Foolish People Allow a cough to ran until it gets. beond the reach of medicine. They ofen say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Could ett be. induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which 8 sold on @ positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excelfent effect after taking the first dose, Price 250. and 50c. Trial size tree. For ele by H. Dickerman, sole agent. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, It is simply

[ron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Price, 250. myl156m A fine quality of liquor for home use is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. Superior to ll others, _ + 2Oe— What a Tale It Tells. No cure, no pay. Company ee Attention. CLEANING OUT FOR OUR FALL STOCK. Ohe Annual Sacrifice jain Of SUMMER GOODS goes on with Z much work for us and much satisfaction for our customers. year people realize that our sale is not merely inaugurated to clear out our Summer goods to make room for our Fall stock, but an offering of genuine quality in Stylish and Seasonable DryGoods We are offering this Fali to our patrons Uuparalleled Bargains, and apo customers will have an unlimited choice. The little prices give or a great. many years doctors pro ®& welcome to the slim pocket book. nounced it a local disease, and pre-@ f p . scribed local remediee, and by con : cop e stantly failing to care with local treat SN ELL rc F LEMING men onounced it incarable. Sci * bo ment, rn £ erty oe Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City stitational disease, and therefore reec ratieeatar ty W are using OW A RDINES That are not Mackerel If that mirror of yours shows wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr, King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy! cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. oOo + Officers and members of Compatiy 0, IN. G.of Cal.: You are hereby ordered to} eport at your Armory at 8 o’clock on the morning of September 9th, for the purpose of attending the Admission Day celebration at Grass Valley, Brn. A. Bost, 2t Lieutenant Commanding. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo sale at Rector Bros. In the sick room or on your sideboard essie Moore“AA” Whiskey is indispensible, Oe The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever isa bottle of Grove TasTELEss Cum. Tonic. It is simply ron. and quinine in a tasteless form. INo crue—ne pay. Price 50c. The Holland Ranch, situated nea Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. ‘Terms part down and balance on time Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt 200 Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic remove the cause. = ascksiueraeieiiaaamaninenan a There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases #ndreds Sees put together, and until the last fe : ears was supposed to be incurable “Eczema sets the skin on fire. ‘The acid é the blood are forced out through the — the skin, Geusing intense reduess, beens ae it hing. ore g 1 the itching at times, especially when the over» ley Stock Oompany. Applause was heated, that the almost distracted sufferer feels that he uite frequent and each member of the could tear the skin to pieces, and that he must scratch or ompany was shown off to good adme cosy. Re knows: from pay ewe oy Pag —_ age. “Kathleen Mavourneen,” wily ee et oe the’is for the time belag indifferent to after effects. presented this evening and a large aoe ebetial forina of Eczema, the moist, or i kind, that comes in little ddience will undoubtedly witness it ¢ules which discharge a watery, sticky fluid, w: dries and peels off in branOheney & Oo., Toledo, Ohio, is oe the play is u good one and ie espec-@ ecales. So profuse is the discharge at times that large ecabe or crusts only constitutional cure on the mee <=" are both painful aid troublesome, ‘and noteasily removed. Red, It.is taken internally in doses from a sae to chow Miss. Margare sores are symptoms of Eczema. The form usually wis as “K hleen” to good advantage. Nansen’s Important Article. . “ drops ton teupoontal. ieacte direst MFAEOH-AQASTED "eee ony appecctsed ta ibe thos st aasias ers = 5 3 3 hands and feet; the skin, becoming hard and rough, _ ; ly oo the Blend pod moons Sur inenn wes ; ; eardines. ego oe és 7 ten¢ it i . Hezema de of the system. They offe ‘ ‘ou’ bleeding, and attended with much itching. whos of the bi Lae gp rhe of pe PR i sic a he at “ 90 ike és ‘al¥ fou :. L. Marno, Escondido, San Diego County, . applications, while soothing Mocure. Send for circulars and _ testial. : body broke out with @ rash . andcooling,andmaytosome Hmonials. Best § or 7 Maeda Bh Fe. ge all efforts to cure . extent par ot the inflammaAddress, F. J. OCOHENEY & Oo. ' The t Salt Mac kerel, In an carly issue of the Saturday © ‘se. The itching, especially itching, cann too; and while we're talking about, the tvening Pos ‘ Sreiaee, was simply terrible; it would almost amg Tab cures, Peon a 160 Toledo, Ohig. » best of everything that is found in Se tontie Oe tor Namnen, the om k Bf isappecr at times, only to return yommended . external remedies do not are FamilePius are the bést d ; a Geshe, NAD alla tate paboebie edasiva rou’ Explorer, Wil yee ey eee a witntat benehty an4 hearing of 8. . reach constitutional or blood isd ' —and— ides, Weaim to be accommodating also. Articles which we do not keep Mrlous pole-seeking expeditions of th Bra determined to ae it — eg » and les diseases. Salves, ointments, ted when a few hbottl me i i di tions and do Please Take Notice. on account of small demand, we can % eth : te in portenay: At +08 ie gn A pig Se ee every blemish and powces, is reg ad by : order for you on short notice. Per lies in the author's comments . pimple from my body. I shall not fail to recomcesandiain canes Gaal scaling up Sates y id bis predictions ag to the sauce mend 8. 8. 3. whenever-an opportunity occurs. J . At the Salvation Army Mall, Gras: Valley, on September 9th and 10tb; there can be obtained in the way of E . Ss———_ = ere of the “— os reing ison baok into the blood. 8. 8, $. antidotes and neutralizes the 8 pe 2 to out of the circulation all impurities and humors, and the pure, tich blood that is carried to the diseased ekin quickly allays the inflammation, opens the clogged up pores, «ud the skin becomes soft, smooth and ready to perform its proper functions. To .: lof Eczema you must first purify and build up the blood, and n-thing so surely ond effectually does this as S. 5. §., the onlyteed purely vegetable blood purifer. Send for our book on blood andekis and write our physicians fur any information or advice you may desire. @divice and book free. -THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANT. GRAND BALL Grass Valley Nw) For the Benefit of the Strikers # # adi of the different parties, _—————S Notice of Removal: ‘SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ‘Schoolf Has Opened and the children need SOHOOL SHOE We have a fine selection, consisting o the following line: Red School HouseShos. None better. Village School Shoe. District 76 School Shoe 3 F42. oo Never Rip Shoe, for Boys. refreshments everything that the mos dainty palate could desire. Meals will be served all day at all hours, and to Medi all kinds ef peopie. Your. patronage) is earnestly solicited, td Limvr; L. Swarr. Have you tried us yet ? New Baker ies Below. Thinking about It ? + « Dr. Ormiston Swayze will remove is office trom the Tilley Building to his residence, on the corner. of High bd Nevada streets, about the Sth in nt. Office hours, 2 to 4 p. m,; Wenings, 7 to 8 o'clock, Telephon eat 82, sep8-1w a + +0 Borrato Lager Brrr on draught, at outs & glass, at Council Chambers W. J, Britland, proprietor. j19 ~ + 260 eshable Room For Rent. ce Nice large room, brick building. To 7». two gentlemen, Enquire at the motto, s8.1w BuPPALO Laawo Boon? Lager Beer on draught, at W, ji, 8lass, at Couneil Chamb and, proprietor, jis a. Brit) + eOe + George Hurst, proprietor of the New York Bakery, on Commercial street has secured the services of a first-cla baker from San Francisco, The new man, whose name is. Antone Wahl, ‘comes well recommended and has held positions in some of the leading bakferies at the Bay. Mr. Hurst uses his best endeavors to please his customers. 1nd be has established an enviable eputation in this respect. sep2 Don’t delay--delays ‘are angerous. Quit using stale goods nd drink pure, wholesome eaand Coffee. It willim-§ oe ‘ TTT” §=—Prices from $4 to $0, “eceraie BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. eee Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: If the first cough F Does. It Pay to Bay Cheap ? ea ‘ourth irs oe ly treated, the first step in. t ‘ cheap remedy for coughs and Reenctien of consumption arrested, t é ourt ouse ouvenirs tne 8 8 right m lungs developed, the breath set free, w hs mite that will pol tgp ta er ’ Union of esr pla fear consumption.” Kemp’ More severe and darmeein re To be given by the Cigar Makers’ Union act feat consumption” Ka Nevada City and the Miners’ Union of Grass Valley. proper treatment for the first cough o other remedy has saved so many from consumption. rge bottles 25c *K . ! , : And other Novelties too numerous to AYLOR TEA Z : mention can be seen at nd. 50c. or sale by H. . ity S aturday ’ Sep tember 14, Bonga cmap nen yg eee ‘ : ; A large consignment just received, tc®* Oly heals and otf Se . EW. 4. Britland, proprietor. —j19: Diamonds ees ke ieee bat alia, (Stroy the 4 . “o@ ‘genuine onemeee’ inflam * 1 OO be . Getter For Blood Than Sarsaparil RE Diamond-settimg is our specialty. Pond cures Sve 800 3 Ne) ° SB vor Those Living in the Malaria DisSettle, Recommondea ane byt 0 HCD RED RE DRE IAEA? pass tricts. Grove’s Tasteless Obill Toniv. ts gts In the world. Get Green's. § BIL ICIS [PECROZOOs OLD my15-6a