April 27, 1901 (4 pages)

retary of the san f San doce te © name, and dena a shall change ity 10 longer a config! tions and con ) reason of the petitioners pray § nm, this Honorabieg ace for the ’ upon proof of thes ion, for the time i by law, and after! support of this pel} » its order changing from the Pro peri Kittrick Prosperity] nd that such other } may be had in reli urt may seem proper ly will ever pray,de Ol. f « LORD, D'rector, McBRIDb, Direct’ WALRATH, Dire MULLKK, Direotor, , CALKINS, Di : CHAPMAN, By g tirst duly sworn, , to-wit: the Presida Jom pany ; that said on, organized and irtue of the laws » aud has its pi at Nevada City, in said State; thatal ring petition and 4; that the same fe ge, except as to mai atormation or belieh,' he believes it to AMI 0 Rk ' worn to before me § lotary Public in an js state of Califor. © Publication. ENT or THE INTERIO AT MARYSVILLE, CALy) h 18, 100, tEBY GIVEN sHAt le 1ed settler has flied not make tinal proof ia and that said prod vi e Register and Heceiw fice at Marysriltig , of N. W. 4 and Ni, the p. 18 N., K. 8 BMD, Owing witnesses to ptr idence upon andeultit , viz: Thomas k. sand Kdwin A, Forbes Cal.; Peter Mondadt! » Cal, W. JOHNSON, R to. Creditors. ‘HERINE SKABABI I given by the undermg the estate of 0 i, to the creditorsol ‘claims against the ® it them, with, the hin four mooi f this notice to thes t the law 0 y, the same being’ ri a of the hear nty of Nev vo. NNAH I. SHURTLOM f the Estate er hie ith day of or Publication. cramento, Cal., Mare REBY GIVEN THAT 1amed on tion to make " faim, and that sal ore the Judge of ry” evada County, Cala ‘Monday, April BNO Ziliett, upon Hebe N. ¥% and S. 74 of Mh 10., M. D.b. and lowing witnesses to Me lence upon He Mia? v. Galbraith and Geo. 1, P.O SILAS PENBY, Bee For Publication. ee ir oF THE INTERION LAND UFFIOB att ‘med settler bas filed omake ti AD and shoes ng 7 *. Mamaville, Calllormis 1: William ¥% and SW * KW. JOHNSON, Bet \iders’ Meeting. —— ty STUv NG OF THE Jecrel Bank, in Nevada Cits" e means for corpora tog . . TAX PAYERS. March 9) Maat a Se a pt. 40TH YRAR—NO, 13,214. THE TRANSCRIPT.) +i SUBSCRIPTION, RATES. By Mail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a. Week. The Only Correct Shoulder .:: Brace Dickerman’s. DRUGS, : : STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. For City Marshal. Hi SHEARER > Will be a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Bilection May 6th. a4 Por City Marshal. ED. A. TOMPKINS Will be a candidate for re-vlection eto the office of City Marshal. Election /May 6th. ab’ NOTICE —TO— Notice is hereby given that the SECOND INSTALLMENT OF STATE AND COUNTY, TAXES Will betome delinquent on Monday, April 29, 1904 At 6 o'clock, Pp. m. Five per cent. will be added to the amount of all Taxes remaining unpaid after the above date: . J. J. JACKSON, Treasurer and Collector. Nevada City, April 6, 1901 Civil Bngineer and Sarveyor. D*surr U. 8. MINERAL SURVEYOR cin Morgan ala City. & Roberts’ Blook. NeMRS. :D. [1. COMBS, Hair Store, 815 K St, Sacramento, Cal. SWITCHES, WIGS and WAVES Of All Shades. Agent for Mrs. Nettie Harrigon’s Gosmetics. Mail orjere solicited. E. W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street...sseeeee. Nevada City, Ca LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent. Cigar So Reieeeea S7HUe BORBMLAN CLUS La ROSA HARMONIA Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. id to the transpor es. hone 84 D. 5. BAKER. Particular attention tation of or Piano and . WOOD ture moving. tl Frame Pictures With Artistic? Judg vent. Moore Also Makes Photographs. rod streets, in front of Dan Henry Lane, = be kept at all ti: . hi FIRE ALARM BOXES, Following is a list of: the fire didrm boxes\in Nevada City and where they are sitaated. It will be foand of great convenience to have this: pasted up some place whee you may refer ti it when an alarm is turnediin: ~ ~~ 24—Broad Street and National Alley. 25—West Broad and Findley streets. _ 26—East Broad and Pine! streets, 34 — Main and Cottage streets, 35 — Coyote street and Washington road. 36—Nevada street, cor. of Dr. Hunt’s lot. 43—Sacramento and Adams streets. '45—Sacramento and Pine Streets, near Cooper’s lumber yard. 46—Jordan and Zion streets, in front of Mrs. Davenport’s. 52— Park Avenue and NimMarsh’s residence. The Tacoma man who stabbed anotber for walking home from church with his wife, evidently doesn’t beliévé in “protracted meetings.” Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description. po a rs NEVADA CITY, CAL SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 27): 1961. . —_ EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, 2 Killed : His Sriewd, Uniontown, Pa., April 25 — Mark ‘Thomas Hayes was hanged here today. He walked to the scaffold unflinchingly, had nothing to say, and ‘refased religiogs consolation. The crime which cost Hayes his life has frequently been referred to as “the murder without a motive,” as Hayes and his victim, William Lowden, had beén close friends for years. On the night of July 8, 1899, Hayes, Lowden and some others were carousing at thé Hilt farm, near Danbar. A quarrel arose between Hayes, and Lowden. . Hayes went home, but soon retarned with a shotgun and with the words, “Pil allow no man tocall me a coward,” shot Lowden dead. Hayes afterward claimed that he had no intention of killing Lowden, but wasin the act of firing a Fourth of July salute when his gun was accidentally discharged. The defense was insanity and. lack of motive. Yonsuit Yot Allowed. San Francisco, April 25—Judge Murasky yesterday refused to grant 8 non-suit in the suit of Harace W. Philbrook to recover $100,000 from Van R. Paterson. Motion for non-suit was made on the ground that statements made by Paterson against Philbrook were not slanderous, because uttered without malice and made confiijentiaHy to Emil. Neusbaumer. Paterson was Called to testify in his own behalf. He-said that he bad no malice againet Philbrick, and had never intended todo him injury. He did consider him erratic, however, and had frequently said so. ‘THE. RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL Proprietor. MU TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Matte biagerd p specialty. ly dea r Express orders t tte to. GOLD BUUGHT, Broad! creat below National Hotel. T. H. HICKS & CO. ' Union Livery Stable Main st., opp. Union Hotel; Prop’r; The finest turn-outein the ounty,and plep New Fruit and Vegetable Store. AVE ed a first-class Store adjoi the Br on MAIN STREET, wpeep beat of uits vi bles, C Goods delivered free of charge!.and, the best of eatisfaction guaranteed. Commercial Street, Nevada City. ESSE MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECJ IALTY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. SPECIAL NOTICE. oe Notice. is hereby given that no person is authorized to represent the Nevada Cousty Traction Company, in the matter of Right of Way, unless producing written authority therefor. Signed, JOHN MARTIN. Burned. to Death. Suartie, April 25—While playing around a bonfire with a comparion named Johunie Nece yesterday afterwas burned to a Crisp in the yard of her mother’s home in this city. The terrible tragedy was witnessed by a neighbor, Mrs. Atkinson. She comprehended the girl’s danger, and while the latter ran screaming around the yard with her clothing burning fariously, grabbed up a blanket and at-— tempted to throw it around the un fortunate victim to smother the flames The latter, in her fright, tarned and sprang directly into the fire, and before she could be reached’ was burned to death. The only other child of the family, a boy, died some weeks ago of pneumonia. DANGER [ROM OVEREATING. Insanity Often Ca * by Too Liber al Indulgenc : Food. ‘It is well known to iu. few medical men that many cases of insanity are jirectly due to overeating and the con-. sequent absorption into the circulation of toxic matters from the intestinal tract, and melancholia,. whether if’ mild pr severe form, is generally due to this rause. Violent paroxysms of temper, whether in children or adults, are often properly referable to a bad state of the blood from this auto toxemia, as are infleed the exceedingly exuberant spirits of old or young at times. Just as we observe in alcoholic poisoning, some individuals are made temporarily jolly and good naturéd; others are made ugly and unreasonable. ie In view of this condition of affairs isn’t it rather a wise plan for us all to consider rather the needs of the organism for food than the mere question of palate tickling, to aim to eat good instend of bad food and enough of it—that is, not too much—to have the conditions about right when we. take our meals; in brief to try and treat our bodies decently even though we act from a purely sensual point of view? In no other way can we secure the highest possible degree of pleasure. on the average, while by acting thus sensibly we may enjoy practical {mmunity from disease. : The more exercise we take under proper conditions, the more we are exposed to cold, and the clearer we keep from excess in clothing the more we may eat; hence, in order, to enjoy the fullest measure of table pleasures, we must live actively, wear as little clothing as is consistent with comfort and do considerable “roughing’’—sometimes called hardening. With all this we should take our meals at thnes when the body or brain is not overtired, and when we “have leisure to digest,” and, of all things, we should never eat uniess we are hungry. To eat without an appetite is self abuse of the most stcpid sort, since it affords no pleasure and is productive of disease.—Physical Culture. noon, Olive Nance, a 9-year-old girth, . ’ Che Odd Sellows, GheirEntertainment Last Even ing Was a Srand Success. The entertainment given by the Odd Fellows last vight, in commemoration of the eighty-escond anniversary, was e@ great success. The hall was filled to its utmost, and from the applause each number received, it was evident that ¢hoge’in attendatice -were thoroughly enjoying themselves, Much credit is . due.the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for their efforts in providing such an excellent entertainment. Following is ithe programme which was rendered : Bemarks—Ohas, E. Malloy. Instrumental Solo—Miss Mamie Harryhousen. Vocal Solo—Miss.Mabel Hughes. Quartette. . wat Farce, “My Turn Next.” Duett—Misses Walling. Vocal Solo—Dr. Swayze, Concert Solo—Richard Veale. > Vocal Duet—Miss Freeman and Jobo Werry. ; Selection—Mandolin Olub. Vocal Solo—Mies Sadie Snell. Male Quartette. Rode the Goat. New York, April 25—Ool. Roosevelt is now a Master Mason, having taken the third degree last night in Matinecock Lodge, No. 806, at Oyster Bay, Long Island. The ceremony was witnessed by 300 Master’ Masons, including Grand Master Charles W. Mead, of the Grand Lodge of this State, and his entire staff, who did the work of the degree, Visiting brethern were also present from Connecticut, Massachu, setts and New Jersey. The Homeliest Man in Nevada City Ae well as the handsomest, and others are invited to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that is guaraateed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma bronchitis and consumption. Price 25c and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. a19-tf California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada City. Children’s Vaudeville -Bntertainment At Nevada Theatre Monday, April 29th. ’ Under Direction of Miss Rogers. _ FANCY. DANCING. Cake-Walk by 14 Children $ to 6 Years Old DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS. Children 50. CENTS A WEEK vi sements of to. exceed five lines i iver insanted ci ntl this head for Weente a week or $24 month. additional line 10 cénts a week or 40 ceontsa month. Payable invariably in advance. To Let. A pleasant house of five rooms, partly furnished or unfurnished. Also, three sunny, rooms, nicely furnished. Inquire of MRS. NAFFZIGER, Grove street. a22-lw Wanted. Some boys and girls as solicit ra, Apply to the Great American Tea Company, Pine street. at-lw House for Rent. A five-room house ina pleasant part of the town is offered for rent. Apply to FRED E. BROWN. 5 a3 Estray Horse Came to Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, left hind foot white, and splitin leftear. The owner is requested to calland pay charges and -take the horee away. Weekly Socials. Company C will give a weekly soiree at Armory Hall on Saturday evening. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 cents for gentlemen. Ladies free. Pianos, Organs and Sewing [lachines. Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also several different makes of pianos from $200 Up. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. Geo, W. Reeks, agent for Sherman, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. Take Notice, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL not be responsibie for any debts contracted by my wife, Almenia Menbennet, On and after this date. EDWIN MENHENNET, Centerville Butte, Montana, Ey ah 4th, 1901. al3-3w. ICATHOLIC FAIR —AND-— ~~ FESTIVAL —COMMENOING— —~w MAY ist, 190107 And continuing four cays. A special train will be run from Grass Valley on Friday evening, May 8rd. (GRASS VALLEY NIGHT.) (08 An Excellent Musical and Literary Programme Each Evening. Also Dancing. ADMISSION +; 25 Cents, @m@ A fine dinner will be served Wednesday and Thursday,’ May Ist and 2nd, from 12 to 2 p. m., at Conlan’s Hotel. : BANANAS i ORANGES Kee Tegler’s Confectionery Is headquarters for the best bananas and oranges to ‘be procured in the market. Also the choisest of confectionery . CHAS. E. TEGLER, = Proprietor Commercial St., opp. Transcript block. The undersigned have reopened the restaurantin-the Mills building on Broad street, and wlll give strict attention toshort ordera, including Tamales, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Mrs, Steffens & rs, Durand In Their New Daloon . MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their nev cugrters nm Com. mercial street and invite » i patrous to call and ser bem, make it a pointto serve by fires t renas of Wines, Liquors and Cie1rs All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. . MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial * 2 Bayles Lunch Herring Choicest Cream Wheat Cream. Oats Creole Rice wholesome. Get no other. —P. G. SGADDEN They are all his own brands and are guaranteed to be fresh and PUT UP FOR Chipped Beef. ‘Boiled Ham. Lady are the finest in the market and © Crescent Jelly & Ready pare 8 home-made jelly and jam. We keep the finest quality of thie article and our mach Adams Tomatoes. Jam. anywhere and our customers all recommend it as being equal to does the chipping. to slice. With this you can premeal inside of a minute. We have jast received 100 cases of them. They very can is guaranteed. — Qnly 10 cents a glass. This article can’t. be beat Pr. —e cred etateh © my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars wtoesll will be treated ina oo! ner. HENRY: W. RICH. The Best Liquors, fheve are the attractions yen can always find at . THE Mi 5 Cents'a:-Gines. All the favorite of Whiskies band. 3 be , sueh as ; Peerless Saloon. Haue PURCHASED THIS FOFULE® onee co manThe Best Cigars. on Apricot Cordial. ee Clam Juice The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. SOMETHING NEW! Oyster Cocktails At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.” this work done NOW. guarantees his work to last. take pride in their work and at any time. WORK NOKNOKNOIOKIOKIOKOIOIOK =; PLUMBING The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have TURNER Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in the county and SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Etc. Come and see thém and get prices, I have first class plumbers who they are ready to do your work TUE NE Ee PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = =. : Nevada City, Cal JOHN BAUR, Odebier. Loans made on approved security. Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. AGENSY NEVADA COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. GILBERT J. REOTOR, Ass’t Cashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. Dratts issued payable in any part of the world. Valuables can be deposited in our fire-proof steel vault at little expense. Ladies’ —> New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived.. , Everybody invited to call Mm and examine it A Suits $12 up , Pants $3.50 up Dress Goods for , tailor-made suits at lowest prices New establishment on Broad Street, next door to Miss Stevens’ Millinery Shop. AI" Levante tata, the Tailor Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. a BROAD S., NEVADA OF: JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee W MANACE —A NEW YORK HOTA. m one of the Pitty ‘PLAZA PLANING MILL.. RICE & LEWIS, Props. _. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. Saturday Evenings: 6:30 p.m. oultins* Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds. and Store Fixtures, ‘Turning, Hepes Trimming, ‘ancy Grill Workla Soecialty, Getour stim es op any work of this sort that you may peed. ~RICE & LEWIS, Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes NO — eee. Smoke Soot Smell. Ss0naMus7zo Sr., Nawava Ory. 7 . Nevada Co. Electric Power Co. s ia the ideal Light, For Buggy Tops AND— Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. UNDERTAKING. PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street Nevada Gity, Oal. os ALBERT, REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders taken;for Floral Pieces Telephone 34. — ese

retary of the san f San doce te © name, and dena a shall change ity 10 longer a config! tions and con ) reason of the petitioners pray § nm, this Honorabieg ace for the ’ upon proof of thes ion, for the time i by law, and after! support of this pel} » its order changing from the Pro peri Kittrick Prosperity] nd that such other } may be had in reli urt may seem proper ly will ever pray,de Ol. f « LORD, D'rector, McBRIDb, Direct’ WALRATH, Dire MULLKK, Direotor, , CALKINS, Di : CHAPMAN, By g tirst duly sworn, , to-wit: the Presida Jom pany ; that said on, organized and irtue of the laws » aud has its pi at Nevada City, in said State; thatal ring petition and 4; that the same fe ge, except as to mai atormation or belieh,' he believes it to AMI 0 Rk ' worn to before me § lotary Public in an js state of Califor. © Publication. ENT or THE INTERIO AT MARYSVILLE, CALy) h 18, 100, tEBY GIVEN sHAt le 1ed settler has flied not make tinal proof ia and that said prod vi e Register and Heceiw fice at Marysriltig , of N. W. 4 and Ni, the p. 18 N., K. 8 BMD, Owing witnesses to ptr idence upon andeultit , viz: Thomas k. sand Kdwin A, Forbes Cal.; Peter Mondadt! » Cal, W. JOHNSON, R to. Creditors. ‘HERINE SKABABI I given by the undermg the estate of 0 i, to the creditorsol ‘claims against the ® it them, with, the hin four mooi f this notice to thes t the law 0 y, the same being’ ri a of the hear nty of Nev vo. NNAH I. SHURTLOM f the Estate er hie ith day of or Publication. cramento, Cal., Mare REBY GIVEN THAT 1amed on tion to make " faim, and that sal ore the Judge of ry” evada County, Cala ‘Monday, April BNO Ziliett, upon Hebe N. ¥% and S. 74 of Mh 10., M. D.b. and lowing witnesses to Me lence upon He Mia? v. Galbraith and Geo. 1, P.O SILAS PENBY, Bee For Publication. ee ir oF THE INTERION LAND UFFIOB att ‘med settler bas filed omake ti AD and shoes ng 7 *. Mamaville, Calllormis 1: William ¥% and SW * KW. JOHNSON, Bet \iders’ Meeting. —— ty STUv NG OF THE Jecrel Bank, in Nevada Cits" e means for corpora tog . . TAX PAYERS. March 9) Maat a Se a pt. 40TH YRAR—NO, 13,214. THE TRANSCRIPT.) +i SUBSCRIPTION, RATES.. By Mail, $6 a Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a. Week. The Only Correct Shoulder .:: Brace Dickerman’s. DRUGS, : : STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. For City Marshal. Hi SHEARER > Will be a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Bilection May 6th. a4 Por City Marshal. ED. A. TOMPKINS Will be a candidate for re-vlection eto the office of City Marshal. Election /May 6th. ab’ NOTICE —TO— Notice is hereby given that the SECOND INSTALLMENT OF STATE AND COUNTY, TAXES Will betome delinquent on Monday, April 29, 1904 At 6 o'clock, Pp. m. Five per cent. will be added to the amount of all Taxes remaining unpaid after the above date: . J. J. JACKSON, Treasurer and Collector. Nevada City, April 6, 1901 Civil Bngineer and Sarveyor. D*surr U. 8. MINERAL SURVEYOR cin Morgan ala City. & Roberts’ Blook. NeMRS. :D. [1. COMBS, Hair Store, 815 K St, Sacramento, Cal. SWITCHES, WIGS and WAVES Of All Shades. Agent for Mrs. Nettie Harrigon’s Gosmetics. Mail orjere solicited. E. W. SCHMIDT, LEADING CIGAR DEALER, Pine Street.....sseeeee.. Nevada City, Ca LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent. Cigar So Reieeeea S7HUe BORBMLAN CLUS La ROSA HARMONIA Neavda City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. id to the transpor es. hone 84 D. 5. BAKER. Particular attention tation of or Piano and . WOOD ture moving. tl Frame Pictures With Artistic? Judg vent. Moore Also Makes Photographs. rod streets, in front of Dan Henry Lane, = be kept at all ti: . hi FIRE ALARM BOXES, Following is a list of: the fire didrm boxes\in Nevada City and where they are sitaated. It will be foand of great convenience to have this: pasted up some place whee you may refer ti it when an alarm is turnediin: ~ ~~ 24—Broad Street and National Alley. 25—West Broad and Findley streets. _ 26—East Broad and Pine! streets, 34 — Main and Cottage streets, 35 — Coyote street and Washington road. 36—Nevada street, cor. of Dr. Hunt’s lot. 43—Sacramento and Adams streets. '45—Sacramento and Pine Streets, near Cooper’s lumber yard. 46—Jordan and Zion streets, in front of Mrs. Davenport’s. 52— Park Avenue and NimMarsh’s residence. The Tacoma man who stabbed anotber for walking home from church with his wife, evidently doesn’t beliévé in “protracted meetings.” Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ores of all description. po a rs NEVADA CITY, CAL SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 27): 1961. . —_ EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, 2 Killed : His Sriewd, Uniontown, Pa., April 25 — Mark ‘Thomas Hayes was hanged here today. He walked to the scaffold unflinchingly, had nothing to say, and ‘refased religiogs consolation. The crime which cost Hayes his life has frequently been referred to as “the murder without a motive,” as Hayes and his victim, William Lowden, had beén close friends for years. On the night of July 8, 1899, Hayes, Lowden and some others were carousing at thé Hilt farm, near Danbar. A quarrel arose between Hayes, and Lowden. . Hayes went home, but soon retarned with a shotgun and with the words, “Pil allow no man tocall me a coward,” shot Lowden dead. Hayes afterward claimed that he had no intention of killing Lowden, but wasin the act of firing a Fourth of July salute when his gun was accidentally discharged. The defense was insanity and. lack of motive. Yonsuit Yot Allowed. San Francisco, April 25—Judge Murasky yesterday refused to grant 8 non-suit in the suit of Harace W. Philbrook to recover $100,000 from Van R. Paterson. Motion for non-suit was made on the ground that statements made by Paterson against Philbrook were not slanderous, because uttered without malice and made confiijentiaHy to Emil. Neusbaumer. Paterson was Called to testify in his own behalf. He-said that he bad no malice againet Philbrick, and had never intended todo him injury. He did consider him erratic, however, and had frequently said so. ‘THE. RECEPTION, ALEX HONGEL Proprietor. MU TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF Matte biagerd p specialty. ly dea r Express orders t tte to. GOLD BUUGHT, Broad! creat below National Hotel. T. H. HICKS & CO. ' Union Livery Stable Main st., opp. Union Hotel; Prop’r; The finest turn-outein the ounty,and plep New Fruit and Vegetable Store. AVE ed a first-class Store adjoi the Br on MAIN STREET, wpeep beat of uits vi bles, C Goods delivered free of charge!.and, the best of eatisfaction guaranteed. Commercial Street, Nevada City. ESSE MOORE “AA” WHISKEY A SPECJ IALTY, The best brands of Wines, Liqnors and Cigars may be found here. Come and see for yourself and be convinced. SPECIAL NOTICE. oe Notice. is hereby given that no person is authorized to represent the Nevada Cousty Traction Company, in the matter of Right of Way, unless producing written authority therefor. Signed, JOHN MARTIN. Burned. to Death. Suartie, April 25—While playing around a bonfire with a comparion named Johunie Nece yesterday afterwas burned to a Crisp in the yard of her mother’s home in this city. The terrible tragedy was witnessed by a neighbor, Mrs. Atkinson. She comprehended the girl’s danger, and while the latter ran screaming around the yard with her clothing burning fariously, grabbed up a blanket and at-— tempted to throw it around the un fortunate victim to smother the flames The latter, in her fright, tarned and sprang directly into the fire, and before she could be reached’ was burned to death. The only other child of the family, a boy, died some weeks ago of pneumonia. DANGER [ROM OVEREATING. Insanity Often Ca * by Too Liber al Indulgenc : Food. ‘It is well known to iu. few medical men that many cases of insanity are jirectly due to overeating and the con-. sequent absorption into the circulation of toxic matters from the intestinal tract, and melancholia,. whether if’ mild pr severe form, is generally due to this rause. Violent paroxysms of temper, whether in children or adults, are often properly referable to a bad state of the blood from this auto toxemia, as are infleed the exceedingly exuberant spirits of old or young at times. Just as we observe in alcoholic poisoning, some

individuals are made temporarily jolly and good naturéd; others are made ugly and unreasonable. ie In view of this condition of affairs isn’t it rather a wise plan for us all to consider rather the needs of the organism for food than the mere question of palate tickling, to aim to eat good instend of bad food and enough of it—that is, not too much—to have the conditions about right when we. take our meals; in brief to try and treat our bodies decently even though we act from a purely sensual point of view? In no other way can we secure the highest possible degree of pleasure. on the average, while by acting thus sensibly we may enjoy practical {mmunity from disease. : The more exercise we take under proper conditions, the more we are exposed to cold, and the clearer we keep from excess in clothing the more we may eat; hence, in order, to enjoy the fullest measure of table pleasures, we must live actively, wear as little clothing as is consistent with comfort and do considerable “roughing’’—sometimes called hardening. With all this we should take our meals at thnes when the body or brain is not overtired, and when we “have leisure to digest,” and, of all things, we should never eat uniess we are hungry. To eat without an appetite is self abuse of the most stcpid sort, since it affords no pleasure and is productive of disease.—Physical Culture. noon, Olive Nance, a 9-year-old girth, . ’ Che Odd Sellows, GheirEntertainment Last Even ing Was a Srand Success. The entertainment given by the Odd Fellows last vight, in commemoration of the eighty-escond anniversary, was e@ great success. The hall was filled to its utmost, and from the applause each number received, it was evident that ¢hoge’in attendatice -were thoroughly enjoying themselves, Much credit is . due.the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for their efforts in providing such an excellent entertainment. Following is ithe programme which was rendered : Bemarks—Ohas, E. Malloy. Instrumental Solo—Miss Mamie Harryhousen. Vocal Solo—Miss.Mabel Hughes. Quartette. . wat Farce, “My Turn Next.” Duett—Misses Walling. Vocal Solo—Dr. Swayze, Concert Solo—Richard Veale. > Vocal Duet—Miss Freeman and Jobo Werry. ; Selection—Mandolin Olub. Vocal Solo—Mies Sadie Snell. Male Quartette. Rode the Goat. New York, April 25—Ool. Roosevelt is now a Master Mason, having taken the third degree last night in Matinecock Lodge, No. 806, at Oyster Bay, Long Island. The ceremony was witnessed by 300 Master’ Masons, including Grand Master Charles W. Mead, of the Grand Lodge of this State, and his entire staff, who did the work of the degree, Visiting brethern were also present from Connecticut, Massachu, setts and New Jersey. The Homeliest Man in Nevada City Ae well as the handsomest, and others are invited to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that is guaraateed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma bronchitis and consumption. Price 25c and 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. Do You Know That Moore carries the largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. a19-tf California Sampling Works Buyers of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore and Concentrates. GEO. W. DOWNEY, Agent, Nevada City. Children’s Vaudeville -Bntertainment At Nevada Theatre Monday, April 29th. ’ Under Direction of Miss Rogers. _ FANCY. DANCING.. Cake-Walk by 14 Children $ to 6 Years Old DRILLS and CHARACTER SONGS. Children 50. CENTS A WEEK vi sements of to. exceed five lines i iver insanted ci ntl this head for Weente a week or $24 month. additional line 10 cénts a week or 40 ceontsa month. Payable invariably in advance. To Let. A pleasant house of five rooms, partly furnished or unfurnished. Also, three sunny, rooms, nicely furnished. Inquire of MRS. NAFFZIGER, Grove street. a22-lw Wanted. Some boys and girls as solicit ra, Apply to the Great American Tea Company, Pine street. at-lw House for Rent. A five-room house ina pleasant part of the town is offered for rent. Apply to FRED E. BROWN. 5 a3 Estray Horse Came to Hennesey’s stable on the 26th of this month. Bay horse, left hind foot white, and splitin leftear. The owner is requested to calland pay charges and -take the horee away. Weekly Socials. Company C will give a weekly soiree at Armory Hall on Saturday evening. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission, 50 cents for gentlemen. Ladies free. Pianos, Organs and Sewing [lachines. Steinway Pianos and Estey Organs, also several different makes of pianos from $200 Up. Organs from $25 up. Latest improved Singer machines from $35 up. Other makes from $5up. Office Bovey Bros. shoe store, Nevada City. Geo, W. Reeks, agent for Sherman, Clay & Co. and the Singer Mfg. Co. Take Notice, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL not be responsibie for any debts contracted by my wife, Almenia Menbennet, On and after this date. EDWIN MENHENNET, Centerville Butte, Montana, Ey ah 4th, 1901. al3-3w. ICATHOLIC FAIR —AND-— ~~ FESTIVAL —COMMENOING— —~w MAY ist, 190107 And continuing four cays. A special train will be run from Grass Valley on Friday evening, May 8rd. (GRASS VALLEY NIGHT.) (08 An Excellent Musical and Literary Programme Each Evening. Also Dancing. ADMISSION +; 25 Cents, @m@ A fine dinner will be served Wednesday and Thursday,’ May Ist and 2nd, from 12 to 2 p. m., at Conlan’s Hotel. : BANANAS i ORANGES Kee Tegler’s Confectionery Is headquarters for the best bananas and oranges to ‘be procured in the market. Also the choisest of confectionery . CHAS. E. TEGLER, = Proprietor Commercial St., opp. Transcript block. The undersigned have reopened the restaurantin-the Mills building on Broad street, and wlll give strict attention toshort ordera, including Tamales, Enchiladas, Coffee, Ham and Eggs, Bacon and Eggs. Mrs, Steffens & rs, Durand In Their New Daloon . MAITLAND BROS. Have moved into their nev cugrters nm Com. mercial street and invite » i patrous to call and ser bem, make it a pointto serve by fires t renas of Wines, Liquors and Cie1rs All kinds of Mixed vrinks a Specialty. . MAITLAND BROS. Prop.’s, Commercial * 2 Bayles Lunch Herring Choicest Cream Wheat Cream. Oats Creole Rice wholesome. Get no other. —P. G. SGADDEN They are all his own brands and are guaranteed to be fresh and PUT UP FOR Chipped Beef. ‘Boiled Ham. Lady are the finest in the market and © Crescent Jelly & Ready pare 8 home-made jelly and jam. We keep the finest quality of thie article and our mach Adams Tomatoes. Jam. anywhere and our customers all recommend it as being equal to does the chipping. to slice. With this you can premeal inside of a minute. We have jast received 100 cases of them. They very can is guaranteed. — Qnly 10 cents a glass. This article can’t. be beat Pr. —e cred etateh © my customers the Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars wtoesll will be treated ina oo! ner. HENRY: W. RICH. The Best Liquors, fheve are the attractions yen can always find at . THE Mi 5 Cents'a:-Gines. All the favorite of Whiskies band. 3 be , sueh as ; Peerless Saloon. Haue PURCHASED THIS FOFULE® onee co manThe Best Cigars. on Apricot Cordial. ee Clam Juice The Celebrated H. B. Whiskey T. H. LIMNELL, Prop’r. SOMETHING NEW! Oyster Cocktails At ‘“‘Tom’s Place.” this work done NOW. guarantees his work to last. take pride in their work and at any time. WORK NOKNOKNOIOKIOKIOKOIOIOK =; PLUMBING The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have TURNER Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in the county and SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Etc. Come and see thém and get prices, I have first class plumbers who they are ready to do your work TUE NE Ee PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = =. : Nevada City, Cal JOHN BAUR, Odebier. Loans made on approved security. Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. AGENSY NEVADA COUNTY BANK, NEVADA CITY, CAL. GILBERT J. REOTOR, Ass’t Cashier. Liberal Interest Allowed on Deposits. A general Banking business transacted. Dratts issued payable in any part of the world. Valuables can be deposited in our fire-proof steel vault at little expense. Ladies’ —> New Spring and Summer Stock Arrived... , Everybody invited to call Mm and examine it A Suits $12 up , Pants $3.50 up Dress Goods for , tailor-made suits at lowest prices New establishment on Broad Street, next door to Miss Stevens’ Millinery Shop. AI" Levante tata, the Tailor Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. a BROAD S., NEVADA OF: JAS. CHIVELL, Lessee W MANACE —A NEW YORK HOTA. m one of the Pitty ‘PLAZA PLANING MILL... RICE & LEWIS, Props. _. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. Saturday Evenings: 6:30 p.m. oultins* Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds. and Store Fixtures, ‘Turning, Hepes Trimming, ‘ancy Grill Workla Soecialty, Getour stim es op any work of this sort that you may peed. ~RICE & LEWIS, Drawn for Neat and Modern Homes NO — eee. Smoke Soot Smell. Ss0naMus7zo Sr., Nawava Ory. 7 . Nevada Co. Electric Power Co. s ia the ideal Light, For Buggy Tops AND— Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds go to J. Gairns. UNDERTAKING. PARLORS, HENRY LANE, Prop. Broad Street Nevada Gity, Oal. os ALBERT, REYNOLDS, Faneral Director. Bodies Embalmed for shipment. Orders taken;for Floral Pieces Telephone 34. — ese