April 3, 1902 (4 pages)

~ Nevapa City Datty TRANSCRIPT BRO’ WNW ¢& CALEINS, PRoPrietors, ssaileictedaintaetinmnatineiaaeaiiiaianebiad aicasamanaeaaiid a ————— Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByfMell, += = + * $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, = 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. = THURSDAY....6: gi Daye wis wresie’s be oe OS OR ecieiatelsapeeey ames April 3, 1902 ~. GLAND, it is said, is disheartened over the loss-of five hundred men and a general! We are wont to talk about the war with Spain as of some consequence. The results of the -war are far-reaching; . } but the greatest land battle would have rated as a skirmish in. our Civil War. All the years, of war by England in South Africa and all the years of war by the United States with Spain and the Filipinos has not involved the loss of one hour between Grant and Lee. That was war; we now have skirmishes,and it is to be hoped that neither England nor the United States have so come down in force as to feel shocked at a loss along the skirmish line. When General Custer and his whole command were killed by the Indians _ there went not throughout the world the proclamation that} the Indians were getting the better of the United States. The massacre was deplored, but no-one doubted any more the prowess of this government. @44ea2444444684 -Reelprocity Humbug. NFORMATION from Washington is to the effect that the House Ways and Means Committee has unanimously agreed upon the wiping out of the entire war taxes. If this move is agreed to it will end all efforts at reciprocity. The reduction of the revenues will be so greatethat a\further decrease of Tariff duties will be impossible. The country is to be congratulated upon this<action. Reciprocity is a beautiful thing in theory, but in practice it is but the advance courier of Free-Trade. The world doesn’t buy from us because of any sentiment. It purchases here because it must come to us for many of the goods it wants and because our prices are lower than those of the rest of the world. Reciprocity on the other hand means admitting to America duty free many lines which can be produced or manufactured here. Thus we throw down the bars of Protection and help build up some other nation at the expense of our own. Reciprocity also means an interminable tangle in the revenue laws and many attempts to palm off as duty free goods which do not come trom countries with which we had reciprocity treaties. In fact, reciprocity would be unfair to America and unfair te many other countries, When we are prospering so well under Protection it seems foolish to deliberately put gaps in the fence. > PPRERP DP PHT HD PS Inauguration Day. HE STATEMENT comes from Washington that the Governors of thirty States have consented to serve on a national committee to advocate changing the date of inauguration of a President from March 4th to the last Thursday in April. The only argument that has been advanced in favor of such change is that the weather is more likely to be pleasant in the latter part of April than in the early part of March. If spectacular effects are the principal purpose of inaugurations, the change should be made. Residents of Washington-who find pleasure and profit in events which attract to the capital city of the nation crowds of people naturally prefer sunshine on such occasions to storm. The extension of the term of the President from March 4 to the last of April would carry with it the extension of the life of the Congress existing when the change is effected. The term of each succeeding Congress would commence in the latter part of April instead of on the 4th-of March, This would prolong the existence of Congress to within about six Under the present law a Congress elected early in November meets in regular session:thirteen months after election. The old Congress meets thirty days after a new Congress has been elected and remains in session until the 4th of March. Under the proposed change the old Congress would continue in session nearly two months later. Each Congress is elected for a term of two years, or twenty-four months. Under the proposed change fifteen months of the life of a Congress would expire before the Congress would commence its official duties, A change which would call Congress to action within three months after the election would better serve public interests. months of the election of ifs successor. Carpets For Sale. Headache Saps Your Vitality ing houre—Wednesday or Tharedey. . Dickerman, sole agent. tf ~ TERRIBLE FINE RAGING. Sl THE DETITION @, ArLantre’City, April 34—4 o’clock p. m—The most destructive conflagration that has.ever visited this city is now raging along the beach front and is destroying everything in its path. ; Eight hotels. have already been destroyed. Strong wind blowing and the firemen are helpless: Special trains with engines are coming from Philadel-. oaiied upon to eign a petition to the phia and Camden. ~~ Two policemen and four firemen burned to death by fall-. out,nesitation, by all who are interFor a High School In the Nevada City District. In a few days the heads of families in the Nevada City district will be Board of Education, which reads as follows, and it shouldbe signed withIORTANT METING ; . Getting Ho, Of the Board of Trade To-morrow Night. Every progressive and wide-awake citizen should attend .the Board of Trade meeting to-morrow evening at the City Hall, as very important business is to be discussed and transacted which is of vital interest to At this meeting the committee ap———— rue TRAD a THURSDAY. +++ paseball M Those interested in . ’ Qity Hall lact night. Leo Leiter presided anc recorded the minutes. was elected treasurer r wag chosen mané e iloaare will be . following names were ‘are rs; Charles and C George Beckley, Wiilt H. Noack, W. Malca yrank Vore, Dr. Ae 2 Some of our contemporaries bave got a — warmed up on polities rather early in Those Summoneq the season. Generally, the “lie nailed” ‘ stage is not reached till the dog days are past. The heated term in politics ' should not come till the weather has OFFICE oF Con begun tocool. The brethern are too wy OF Nevans oe previous, They have begua to harvest} .~ Odnesday, dn the crop when it is sy reg: yo Alf jurors summones 4 They would have more fun if they ' aad keep their tempers and refrain ~ the Superior Cour County on Friday, Apnitg from calling bad names. ae hereby notified ths Will Open Saturday ia not requirea oui earn eed —_—_ ee Dr. Smith will open his new dental . [C2 will be given wpa, perlors_in the Masonio Building on} @noe is required, ing walls at the Berkeley Hotel. business trip. ing a few days. trip. . Several piers destroyed. Fire still raging. ‘8. E. Bennetts is here from Chicago H. W. Sloat is over from Oolgate. J. M. Goim of Detroit is here spendfor Busy Readers. A, Tramber is here on a business ested in the cause of education: To the Honorable, the Board of Eda————————E——————————————————= represent and show to your Honorable Goi and Coming , ° Body that they reside in eaid Nevada hg je Aterestin ‘ tems School Ditrict: of Nevada County, Calees ach ifornia, and are heads of families ds eee. therein, and did so reside and were heads of families therein at the time R IIL. is he : of and during the taking of the last ‘newe lo Told in a Brief Way Peer ur pre grae fanaa capital into this section and build up , $ since have constituted and now censtitute a majority of the heads of families in said School District as shown of said School District, F. ancisco on a business trip. z Gold ‘Tuonel Mining Compsny left this morning for San Francisce. for San Francisco this morning. Jaan today. J. Holland left this morning for San Manager George Levineky of the Mrs, English of Columbie Hill left E. J. Krepper was over from North Mrs. Chas. Schuerman was over from North San Juan today. G, A. Holman aod W. Fieber of San Francisco came in on the morning train. H. W. Morris, the owner of the Yaba mine, at Maybert, arrived on the morning train from San Francisco and will leave tomorrow morning for the mine. $ F. A. Tobelman of San Francieco came in on the morning train. Dr. H. O. Smith and wife of Bakerefield have come here to reside. Dr. Smith will have charge.of the new dental roome of Dr. R. E, Smith, in the Masonic building on Pine street. Geo. E. Robinson, formerly County Treasurer of this ceunty, arrived here laet evening from San Francisco. J. H. O'Connor of North Bloomfield returned here lest evening from San Francisco on his way home. : O. L. Canfield and wife arrived here laet evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Blue Tent to view Mr. Canfield’s mine. Fred Godfrey and wife returned here last evening and left this morning for the Plumbago mine, where Mr. Godfrey is foreman. A. L. Baker, F.Sieke and J. Oosgrove of San Franciseo arrived here on last evening’s train. ‘ W.8S. Coulter is over from Grizzly Ridge. ; J. W. Rosenthal, one of the stuckholders of the Champion Mining Oompany, will be here Saturday night to attend the reception of Mr. and Mrs Fred Zeitler. Mra. O. Andereon has returned from a visit to the metropolis. : left for San Fraacisco this morning. Rev. J. P. Ashley and wife came over from San Juan yesterday on their way to Pacific Grove, Ohas. Godfrey is down from Oolumbia Hill. s L. D.Davis and family came down tomorrow for.San Francisco. Oll Stock Sold. The delinquent stock of the Nevada people. A. Fisher left this morning for 8am! . How avout the Fourth of July? Francisco, Miss May Euglieh of Columbia Hilt}. from Downieville today and will leave! embers of Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M. County Oil Company was sold today, . and there were pleaty of buyera on hand whe were apxious to secure it. A large part ef the delinqueut stock was bid in by the company and thé remainder was bought -up by Eastern The Nevada County Oil Co. is now pushing thiogs ahead in the developIn a few short weeks we will be compleining of the dust. Don’t put off until tomorrow what can be done today, so register early. Fred Arbogast and his deputies are ready for you. : Frank White commenced a suit in the Superior Court today against H. Sanda to quiet title to mining. ground io Washington township. Mamma—Teacher tells me you were very naughty in school yesterday. Why did you not tell. me yourself? Tommy—Why--er—you always told me not to tell tales out of school. The concrete work for the new gas plant on Hill’s Flat, Grass Valley, ie completed and some of the machinery is on the ground, including generators and purifying tanks. : The Worthley hotel at Washington ie one of the:very best to be found in the mountains and those who stop there are always well pleased. In the show window at Taylor’s tea and coffee etore is ani oil painting of the suspension bridge. Miss Cora Sutton is the artist, Thomas H. Phillips of Grass Valley had three small tumors removed from bis neck yesterday, They had been troubling him for some time, and their removal was necessary to secure relief. Superintendent Hosking has received word that the Eclipse Mining Company will rebuild the hoisting works on their property which was destroyed by fire Saturday night. The warm weather will soon be with us-again and already there is quite a demand for ice cream and ice cream soda. See what O. E. Tegler has to say about it in his new advertisement. Maber & Company have.a new ad vertisment !n this evening’s TRANSORIPT, in which they speak. of shirt wafsts. See their display and read the advertisement. Special Notice. All members of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. E. 8., are requested to be present at Masonic Hall on Friday evening, April 4th, 1902, at,9 o’clock to attend a reception in bonor of Mrs. Fred Zeitler. The invitation includes only the Nevada Chapter and Nevada. Oommandery. By order of Kate Reynotps, Worthy Matron. pointed to draw up by-laws, etc., for the new organization to be known as the Nevada Oity Chambers of Commerce will make their report, and the same will be submitted for approval and adoption. The By-Laws and Re. organization Committee have their re-_ port all prepared and from what we, can learn ite contents will interest . every energetic citizen of this communcation of Nevada School District, Nevada County, California; The undersigned, your Petitioners, new organization to bring in more our mining and other local interests, so every citizen should put his shoulder to the wheel and assist in this bythe last preceding School Census good work. That the school population of said before the meeting will be the new Scheol District was at the time of said census, ever since has been and now is in excess of, three hundred, and was 80 accredited by suid census, received by the City Board of Eduvation at its last meeting, ia which the co-operation of the Board of Trade is asked to assist in bringing the matter before the public in proper shapes, will be submitted for approval. Let every citizen be at the City Hail at 8 o’sleck to-morrow evening. That it is for the interest and benefit habitants and families therein, tbata High Schoo! be established end main{Here follows the boundaries of the eee Nevada Schoo! District.] aod pray your Honorable Body to areal Lecturer. establish and maintain a High School that you take all proper aud necessary} According to a dispatch from New steps aud proceedings therefor, as pro. York, Rev. Dr. Heber Newton. the famof this State. Church, is to join the faculty of StanAnd your Petitioners will ever pray,. ford University. This is good news oer coast. Dr. Newton is one of the most Call on Ed Schmidt when you want} brilliant and progressive menu inthe of-said School District, and of the intained in eai: Nevada School District. Your Petitioners therefore petition in said Nevada School District, and = vided in Section 1670, Political Code. ous pastor of All Souls Episcops] eto. for Stanford.and in fact forthe whole anything in the tobacco line. tf . Episcopal Church, and if he comes out —— oo The Vice of Nagging. his services as a lecturer will bein . . great request. Clouds the happiness of the home, but a nagging woman often needs help. She may be so nervous and run-down in health that trifles annoy her. If she is melancholy, excitable, troubled with Oe For City Trustee ness, constipation or fainting and backeche and weak kidneys bave used guarantees it. a No.1 official if be is elected, — A eS Si, <u YALL BAKING © Apscuureiy DURE PowDER Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROT AL UAKING PGOVDOFR CO., NEW YORK. SALES A Rk ES = will be extracted painlessly free of charge until April 20th. See prices in advertisement -in today’s ieee CRIT Pine street on Saturday next. Teeth Signed P 3 Fleming and William % County Clerk, p * following board of dire pointed: John Marti . George Beckley, 8. Le Jiam Gifflo, J. J. Jacke et te surprising wha, Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for Hanley is county agen, sale at Rector Bros, j i = Oook’s Mineral lap, Thomas H. Hicks, > w. H. Martin, F. E. Br jond, B. F. Snell, 7 Can’t-Keep It Secret. ity who has the welfare of Nevada, City af heart.’ Te te. the aim of 138) The splendid work of Dr. King’s New woman lockjaw. Millia Life Pills is daily coming to light, No. the best thing to put on 4, such grand remedy for Liver and}ten’s Arnica Salve ; Bowel troubles ie avar xuons pay. ov ; ‘Thousands bless them for curing Uonstipation, Sick Headache, Bilioueneas, Eruptions, Burne, Scalia Jaundice and indigestion. Try them, . C@res or no pay, Qnis. 9 25c at Vinton’s drag store. in ihe Another important matter to come . John Bucigalapi, €. Henry Lane, M. Berohi Leag, W. F. Osborne, ] _ A. Grisse!, Alex Honge ervey, C. J. Brand, H BR. W. Gaylord, W. G.I sigourney, P. G. Seada gan, William Britlanc D. J. McFall, W. H. Br iblyn, A. A. Attkisson L. Hynian, Dahl Nevin Would Smash gy a Cobwebs put ona ~ ; healer of Wounds, Ulogy: drug store. saeiiheeninaisibaaii High School proposition. The report . to California it is easy to foresee that . loss of appetite, headache, sleepless-. Geo, D. Buckley, the well-known “ dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters, torney, bas consented to, become a the most wonderfal remedy for a‘ling . Candidate for the office of City Traswomen. Thousands of sufferers from . tee and will file his petition in due female troubles, nervous troubles, . time, As Mr. Buckley thoroughly it, and become healthy and happy. understands the wants of the city his Try it. Only 50c. W. D. Vinton! friends are confident that be will make More new Shirt Waists here today. All prices, White Shirt Waists at 75 cents, $1, $1.2 $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 and up to $8. Colored Shirt Waists at 5o0c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1 to $3. These fit and are all new. ‘Combs, All new today. MAHER & CO fe Shirt Wests Colored Si See Window See Wind —— <a oferta —sf See the new Gibson Waists. They are beaut New Belts, New Neck Ribbons, New Laces, Respectfully, . MAHER &. enbaugber, J, F. Colley s. W. Marsh, 8S. Hie Ournow, J. J. Hanley, ¢ club will be made upo and funds will be re to get the necessary eq! The N. G & The annual meeting . directors of the Narrov ‘road was held yesterda; board was re-elected as §. A. Kidder, Peter Jol Granger, C. P. Loughri son, J. H. Coughlin an The Board organized b: fi. A. Kidder president, vice-president, Frank ( stary, J. H. Coughlin P. Loughridge, superin dng the past year there of expenses of $7,632, an ell off $7,568. The ps eld up well but there pf in freight tonnage. nounted to $4,692.14, ¢ veral bonds. The gry he year ending Decem pre $115,795, and on earthey were $128,86% 8in 1901 were $121,108 $118,686, g severest critics have not only admired out but sealed their approval and paid tri . superiority by purchasing their Easter h Special Sale this week of Sailors at 25 Cenis MRS. L. LUBECK, . Mil] Street, @ Jommercial Street, Nevada City. . SYRYD CERUARVRVAV RGGI MADE BY Jennie Hoimes, Secretary. a8-2t eae / Condition Upon Which Field Agreed to Acquire a Bad Memory. “The late Eugene Field was notoriously improvident, his chronic among his intimates,” said an old friend of the poet recently. “But he managed to get a good deal of Own resources, ‘hardupnest’ being a sort: of byword fun himself out of the paucity of his “Once at one of those semipublic¢ ment of their interests in the ofl fleld, PETALUMA INC More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined west of the Rockies. Made in one quality only, (an that the best), in four sizes, from BA to 32 Res i oP structed of California Redwood, Copper Heaters, SelfRegulating, and Hot Air in pHinciple Has all modern equipments. Air and moisture system properly controlled. Costs less in time and fuel to operate. "These machines have been made for over twenty years, and thousands of them arein successful operation. Hatches the strongest stock. Catalogue Free. We Pay Freight. For sale and stock carried by RATORS PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO. PETALUMA,.CAL. . p STATRUATATA TAS ANAS wD cihwiwawe Millinery Creations That is what you can find in our Parlor eee City’s and Grass Valley’s smartest dre PPD Ov BIS KY Preparation It is a scientific combination of winter whe cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by tf company of Buffalo) for making delicate bist delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. C. £. Mulloy, Gro Awa wastawawswerewies Weather I Forecaster A, G. Mo/ Weather Burean, ma bg prediction as to the Showere tonight. Ol Business . \ For lite insurance see . Mince meat in bulk ¢ ound at Scadden’s, The choicest brands gars can be found at V ouncil Chambers, Tr Loveland is now sell read at five cents a jo Bekery. Try itand ay it. It you want a good, t—the very best in nd see Wih. Harry. Choice oyster cock-te ired at Billy Brit! bambers, on Broad st The best half and halt the Council Cham oad and Pine Sts. Bi A good hot lanch . Y night at William Handsome Clock her Pine and Sprin r and choice wine Ts always on hand. Moke the up-to~ tat And wrecks the brain. [One dose of A number of Oarpets are offered for. Sherman’e Headache Cure will cure sale at a bargain. Enquire at the reg-. ou. You swallow a pill, and the head _jache is gone, They. cure nenralgia idence of Fred Zeitler during the morn. °0°.04 100. a box. For sale by oC satisfied at the encouragi og outlook. names are on their list: Hartuog, Lodge Reception. and now find a ready market for their prodaction at a good price. The urembers of the company are more than oe AddiMOMAL NAMES. [rere Siakeo hands and touched The committee appointed te select the ladies’ committee for the Satarday evening reception have not completed : ] their list, but the following additional oad be gied (> 5 ele vai E : ect ro=Dental Parlors Mrs, Henry Hartung, Mre, O. Kab), : a Mrs. Peard, Mrs. D. Muir, Mre, A. At Masonic Hall tomorrow evening Evangeline Obapter, No. 9, O. E.5., . functions held in a saloon, where LEGG & SHAW CoO. . ne, None better, Fo every man is a host who has the : price and every man a guest who has a thirst, Field, as usual, went broke. There happened to be a hanger on in the crowd, one of those whose glasses with a celebrity. Calling the’ poet to one side he said: ‘Now We have just received a beautiful stock of Clos kinds, large and small. ‘They are all guatt None Better. Our prices are the Lowe Scrap Irom V ; eee SS cee Parti ‘Ea Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our § cidhaeeniae cat “4 ut for the Judson u. He will be at th ednesday mornin; A. & H. W. Hartt «. I hope you'll take no offense, but I understood you to say you had run ten.’ “ ‘How dare you,’ snapped Field, affecting great indignation. ‘1 don’t even know your name.” verree DR. R. E. SMITH “‘Beg your pardon a thousand times,’ responded the. other,‘1 meant no offense,-Jassure you. [ Will Open on Saturday Morning, April Sth. us chong maybe you might be able to use the money. Please forget it.’ ly drawled: . “ Forget od ~All -right, I will, on one condition.’ “On what condition? 22 Karat, $6; Gold Filling $2 aud up; “On condition that you make it Phone Main 633. plates have been made. gues * [es Teeth Extracted Painless] “Field was silent’ for a moment April 20th. All work guaranteed will given tarewall eaeaie t6 Mari. if in deep thought and then slow-. prices charged by other dentists, Fred Zeitler, who will leave Sunday with her busband to live in San Francisco, A program has ‘been arranged . and a banquet will be served, for which preparations for a hundred and fifty fifteen.’ ”__.New York Times. { y Free of Charge antil. at one-half the regular : OUR PRICES Full Upper or Lower Plates, $10; Brid 2 ‘ 4 Silver Filliny per. tooth, $6; Gold Crowns g8, $1; Cleaning, 60 cents up ° R. BE. SMITH, D. D. s, Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada City, —————-es Watohmakers Deafness Cannot . PHONE WEST 14. “BROAD STREET, Nave _ local applicatic . -* Only one , and that is "0p hedies, lamed Deafness > se: [> . i . . . Shine oo and fas ea Ilverware and 4.s.°gmie i con saan ; babe: oti a when it ig a ng will troy Sut of pe dest cai ion (8 nothing but-s 7a of the mucous § ® will give One H ay case of deaf, ary, Rat cannot be ope Oure. Send tc ; J. OHENBY ‘ ( Tableware. = We have a Splendid Stock, and bi marked the prices way down. —tn-— C. J. BRAND, + + The Jef old b STs Dae NCIS ab

~ Nevapa City Datty TRANSCRIPT BRO’ WNW ¢& CALEINS, PRoPrietors, ssaileictedaintaetinmnatineiaaeaiiiaianebiad aicasamanaeaaiid a ————— Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByfMell, += = + * $6 Per Year . By Cerrier, = 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. = THURSDAY.......6: gi Daye wis wresie’s be oe OS OR ecieiatelsapeeey ames April 3, 1902 ~. GLAND, it is said, is disheartened over the loss-of five hundred men and a general! We are wont to talk about the war with Spain as of some consequence. The results of the -war are far-reaching; . } but the greatest land battle would have rated as a skirmish in. our Civil War. All the years, of war by England in South Africa and all the years of war by the United States with Spain and the Filipinos has not involved the loss of one hour between Grant and Lee. That was war; we now have skirmishes,and it is to be hoped that neither England nor the United States have so come down in force as to feel shocked at a loss along the skirmish line. When General Custer and his whole command were killed by the Indians _ there went not throughout the world the proclamation that} the Indians were getting the better of the United States. The massacre was deplored, but no-one doubted any more the prowess of this government. @44ea2444444684 -Reelprocity Humbug. NFORMATION from Washington is to the effect that the House Ways and Means Committee has unanimously agreed upon the wiping out of the entire war taxes. If this move is agreed to it will end all efforts at reciprocity. The reduction of the revenues will be so greatethat a\further decrease of Tariff duties will be impossible. The country is to be congratulated upon this<action. Reciprocity is a beautiful thing in theory, but in practice it is but the advance courier of Free-Trade. The world doesn’t buy from us because of any sentiment. It purchases here because it must come to us for many of the goods it wants and because our prices are lower than those of the rest of the world. Reciprocity on the other hand means admitting to America duty free many lines which can be produced or manufactured here. Thus we throw down the bars of Protection and help build up some other nation at the expense of our own. Reciprocity also means an interminable tangle in the revenue laws and many attempts to palm off as duty free goods which do not come trom countries with which we had reciprocity treaties. In fact, reciprocity would be unfair to America and unfair te many other countries, When we are prospering so well under Protection it seems foolish to deliberately put gaps in the fence. > PPRERP DP PHT HD PS Inauguration Day. HE STATEMENT comes from Washington that the Governors of thirty States have consented to serve on a national committee to advocate changing the date of inauguration of a President from March 4th to the last Thursday in April. The only argument that has been advanced in favor of such change is that the weather is more likely to be pleasant in the latter part of April than in the early part of March. If spectacular effects are the principal purpose of inaugurations, the change should be made. Residents of Washington-who find pleasure and profit in events which attract to the capital city of the nation crowds of people naturally prefer sunshine on such occasions to storm. The extension of the term of the President from March 4 to the last of April would carry with it the extension of the life of the Congress existing when the change is effected. The term of each succeeding Congress would commence in the latter part of April instead of on the 4th-of March, This would prolong the existence of Congress to within about six Under the present law a Congress elected early in November meets in regular session:thirteen months after election. The old Congress meets thirty days after a new Congress has been elected and remains in session until the 4th of March. Under the proposed change the old Congress would continue in session nearly two months later. Each Congress is elected for a term of two years, or twenty-four months. Under the proposed change fifteen months of the life of a Congress would expire before the Congress would commence its official duties, A change which would call Congress to action within three months after the election would better serve public interests. months of the election of ifs successor. Carpets For Sale. Headache Saps Your Vitality ing houre—Wednesday or Tharedey. . Dickerman, sole agent. tf ~ TERRIBLE FINE RAGING. Sl THE DETITION @, ArLantre’City, April 34—4 o’clock p. m—The most destructive conflagration that has.ever visited this city is now raging along the beach front and is destroying everything in its path. ; Eight hotels. have already been destroyed. Strong wind blowing and the firemen are helpless: Special trains with engines are coming from Philadel-. oaiied upon to eign a petition to the phia and Camden. ~~ Two policemen and four firemen burned to death by fall-. out,nesitation, by all who are interFor a High School In the Nevada City District. In a few days the heads of families in the Nevada City district will be Board of Education, which reads as follows, and it shouldbe signed withIORTANT METING ; . Getting Ho, Of the Board of Trade To-morrow Night. Every progressive and wide-awake citizen should attend .the Board of Trade meeting to-morrow evening at the City Hall, as very important business is to be discussed and transacted which is of vital interest to At this meeting the committee ap———— rue TRAD a THURSDAY.. +++ paseball M Those interested in . ’ Qity Hall lact night. Leo Leiter presided anc recorded the minutes. was elected treasurer r wag chosen mané e iloaare will be . following names were ‘are rs; Charles and C George Beckley, Wiilt H. Noack, W. Malca yrank Vore, Dr. Ae 2 Some of our contemporaries bave got a — warmed up on polities rather early in Those Summoneq the season. Generally, the “lie nailed” ‘ stage is not reached till the dog days are past. The heated term in politics ' should not come till the weather has OFFICE oF Con begun tocool. The brethern are too wy OF Nevans oe previous, They have begua to harvest} .~ Odnesday, dn the crop when it is sy reg: yo Alf jurors summones 4 They would have more fun if they ' aad keep their tempers and refrain ~ the Superior Cour County on Friday, Apnitg from calling bad names. ae hereby notified ths Will Open Saturday ia not requirea oui earn eed —_—_ ee Dr. Smith will open his new dental . [C2 will be given wpa, perlors_in the Masonio Building on} @noe is required, ing walls at the Berkeley Hotel. business trip. ing a few days. trip. . Several piers destroyed. Fire still raging. ‘8. E. Bennetts is here from Chicago H. W. Sloat is over from Oolgate. J. M. Goim of Detroit is here spendfor Busy Readers. A, Tramber is here on a business ested in the cause of education: To the Honorable, the Board of Eda————————E——————————————————= represent and show to your Honorable Goi and Coming , ° Body that they reside in eaid Nevada hg je Aterestin ‘ tems School Ditrict: of Nevada County, Calees ach ifornia, and are heads of families ds eee. therein, and did so reside and were heads of families therein at the time R IIL. is he : of and during the taking of the last ‘newe lo Told in a Brief Way Peer ur pre grae fanaa capital into this section and build up , $ since have constituted and now censtitute a majority of the heads of families in said School District as shown of said School District, F. ancisco on a business trip. z Gold ‘Tuonel Mining Compsny left this morning for San Francisce. for San Francisco this morning. Jaan today. J. Holland left this morning for San Manager George Levineky of the Mrs, English of Columbie Hill left E. J. Krepper was over from North Mrs. Chas. Schuerman was over from North San Juan today. G, A. Holman aod W. Fieber of San Francisco came in on the morning train. H. W. Morris, the owner of the Yaba mine, at Maybert, arrived on the morning train from San Francisco and will leave tomorrow morning for the mine. $ F. A. Tobelman of San Francieco came in on the morning train. Dr. H. O. Smith and wife of Bakerefield have come here to reside. Dr. Smith will have charge.of the new dental roome of Dr. R. E, Smith, in the Masonic building on Pine street. Geo. E. Robinson, formerly County Treasurer of this ceunty, arrived here laet evening from San Francisco. J. H. O'Connor of North Bloomfield returned here lest evening from San Francisco on his way home. : O. L. Canfield and wife arrived here laet evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Blue Tent to view Mr. Canfield’s mine. Fred Godfrey and wife returned here last evening and left this morning for the Plumbago mine, where Mr. Godfrey is foreman. A. L. Baker, F.Sieke and J. Oosgrove of San Franciseo arrived here on last evening’s train. ‘ W.8S. Coulter is over from Grizzly Ridge. ; J. W. Rosenthal, one of the stuckholders of the Champion Mining Oompany, will be here Saturday night to attend the reception of Mr. and Mrs Fred Zeitler. Mra. O. Andereon has returned from a visit to the metropolis. : left for San Fraacisco this morning. Rev. J. P. Ashley and wife came over from San Juan yesterday on their way to Pacific Grove, Ohas. Godfrey is down from Oolumbia Hill. s L. D.Davis and family came down tomorrow for.San Francisco. Oll Stock Sold. The delinquent stock of the Nevada people. A. Fisher left this morning for 8am! . How avout the Fourth of July? Francisco, Miss May Euglieh of Columbia Hilt}. from Downieville today and will leave! embers of Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M. County Oil Company was sold today, . and there were pleaty of buyera on hand whe were apxious to secure it. A large part ef the delinqueut stock was bid in by the company and thé remainder was bought -up by Eastern The Nevada County Oil Co. is now pushing thiogs ahead in the developIn a few short weeks we will be compleining of the dust. Don’t put off until tomorrow what can be done today, so register early. Fred Arbogast and his deputies are ready for you. : Frank White commenced a suit in the Superior Court today against H. Sanda to quiet title to mining. ground io Washington township. Mamma—Teacher tells me you were very naughty in school yesterday. Why did you not tell. me yourself? Tommy—Why--er—you always told me not to tell tales out of school. The concrete work for the new gas plant on Hill’s Flat, Grass Valley, ie completed and some of the machinery is on the ground, including generators and purifying tanks. : The Worthley hotel at Washington ie one of the:very best to be found in the mountains and those who stop there are always well pleased. In the show window at Taylor’s tea and coffee etore is ani oil painting of the suspension bridge. Miss Cora Sutton is the artist, Thomas H. Phillips of Grass Valley had three small tumors removed from bis neck yesterday, They had been troubling him for some time, and their removal was necessary to secure relief. Superintendent Hosking has received word that the Eclipse Mining Company will rebuild the hoisting works on their property which was destroyed by fire Saturday night. The warm weather will soon be with us-again and already there is quite a demand for ice cream and ice cream soda. See what O. E. Tegler has to say about it in his new advertisement. Maber & Company have.a new ad vertisment !n this evening’s TRANSORIPT, in which they speak. of shirt wafsts. See their display and read the advertisement. Special Notice. All members of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. E. 8., are requested to be present at Masonic Hall on Friday evening, April 4th, 1902, at,9 o’clock to attend a reception in bonor of Mrs. Fred Zeitler. The invitation includes only the Nevada Chapter and Nevada. Oommandery. By order of Kate Reynotps, Worthy Matron. pointed to draw up by-laws, etc., for the new organization to be known as the Nevada Oity Chambers of Commerce will make their report, and the same will be submitted for approval and adoption. The By-Laws and Re. organization Committee have their re-_ port all prepared and from what we, can learn ite contents will interest . every energetic citizen of this communcation of Nevada School District, Nevada County, California; The undersigned, your Petitioners, new organization to bring in more our mining and other local interests, so every citizen should put his shoulder to the wheel and assist in this bythe last preceding School Census good work. That the school population of said before the meeting will be the new Scheol District was at the time of said census, ever since has been and now is in excess of, three hundred, and was 80 accredited by suid census, received by the City Board of Eduvation at its last meeting, ia which the co-operation of the Board of Trade is asked to assist in bringing the matter before the public in proper shapes, will be submitted for approval. Let every citizen be at the City Hail at 8 o’sleck to-morrow evening. That it is for the interest and benefit habitants and families therein, tbata High Schoo! be established end main{Here follows the boundaries of the eee Nevada Schoo! District.] aod pray your Honorable Body to areal Lecturer. establish and maintain a High School that you take all proper aud necessary} According to a dispatch from New steps aud proceedings therefor, as pro. York, Rev. Dr. Heber Newton. the famof this State. Church, is to join the faculty of StanAnd your Petitioners will ever pray,. ford University. This is good news oer coast. Dr. Newton is one of the most

Call on Ed Schmidt when you want} brilliant and progressive menu inthe of-said School District, and of the intained in eai: Nevada School District. Your Petitioners therefore petition in said Nevada School District, and = vided in Section 1670, Political Code. ous pastor of All Souls Episcops] eto. for Stanford.and in fact forthe whole anything in the tobacco line. tf . Episcopal Church, and if he comes out —— oo The Vice of Nagging. his services as a lecturer will bein . . great request. Clouds the happiness of the home, but a nagging woman often needs help. She may be so nervous and run-down in health that trifles annoy her. If she is melancholy, excitable, troubled with Oe For City Trustee ness, constipation or fainting and backeche and weak kidneys bave used guarantees it. a No.1 official if be is elected, — A eS Si, <u YALL BAKING © Apscuureiy DURE PowDER Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROT AL UAKING PGOVDOFR CO., NEW YORK. SALES A Rk ES = will be extracted painlessly free of charge until April 20th. See prices in advertisement -in today’s ieee CRIT Pine street on Saturday next. Teeth Signed P 3 Fleming and William % County Clerk, p * following board of dire pointed: John Marti . George Beckley, 8. Le Jiam Gifflo, J. J. Jacke et te surprising wha, Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for Hanley is county agen, sale at Rector Bros, j i = Oook’s Mineral lap, Thomas H. Hicks, > w. H. Martin, F. E. Br jond, B. F. Snell, 7 Can’t-Keep It Secret. ity who has the welfare of Nevada, City af heart.’ Te te. the aim of 138) The splendid work of Dr. King’s New woman lockjaw. Millia Life Pills is daily coming to light, No. the best thing to put on 4, such grand remedy for Liver and}ten’s Arnica Salve ; Bowel troubles ie avar xuons pay. ov ; ‘Thousands bless them for curing Uonstipation, Sick Headache, Bilioueneas, Eruptions, Burne, Scalia Jaundice and indigestion. Try them, . C@res or no pay, Qnis. 9 25c at Vinton’s drag store. in ihe Another important matter to come . John Bucigalapi, €. Henry Lane, M. Berohi Leag, W. F. Osborne, ] _ A. Grisse!, Alex Honge ervey, C. J. Brand, H BR. W. Gaylord, W. G.I sigourney, P. G. Seada gan, William Britlanc D. J. McFall, W. H. Br iblyn, A. A. Attkisson L. Hynian, Dahl Nevin Would Smash gy a Cobwebs put ona ~ ; healer of Wounds, Ulogy: drug store. saeiiheeninaisibaaii High School proposition. The report . to California it is easy to foresee that . loss of appetite, headache, sleepless-. Geo, D. Buckley, the well-known “ dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters, torney, bas consented to, become a the most wonderfal remedy for a‘ling . Candidate for the office of City Traswomen. Thousands of sufferers from . tee and will file his petition in due female troubles, nervous troubles, . time, As Mr. Buckley thoroughly it, and become healthy and happy. understands the wants of the city his Try it. Only 50c. W. D. Vinton! friends are confident that be will make More new Shirt Waists here today. All prices, White Shirt Waists at 75 cents, $1, $1.2 $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 and up to $8. Colored Shirt Waists at 5o0c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1 to $3. These fit and are all new. ‘Combs, All new today. MAHER & CO fe Shirt Wests Colored Si See Window See Wind —— <a oferta —sf See the new Gibson Waists. They are beaut New Belts, New Neck Ribbons, New Laces, Respectfully, . MAHER &. enbaugber, J, F. Colley s. W. Marsh, 8S. Hie Ournow, J. J. Hanley, ¢ club will be made upo and funds will be re to get the necessary eq! The N. G & The annual meeting . directors of the Narrov ‘road was held yesterda; board was re-elected as §. A. Kidder, Peter Jol Granger, C. P. Loughri son, J. H. Coughlin an The Board organized b: fi. A. Kidder president, vice-president, Frank ( stary, J. H. Coughlin P. Loughridge, superin dng the past year there of expenses of $7,632, an ell off $7,568. The ps eld up well but there pf in freight tonnage. nounted to $4,692.14, ¢ veral bonds. The gry he year ending Decem pre $115,795, and on earthey were $128,86% 8in 1901 were $121,108 $118,686, g severest critics have not only admired out but sealed their approval and paid tri . superiority by purchasing their Easter h Special Sale this week of Sailors at 25 Cenis MRS. L. LUBECK, . Mil] Street, @ Jommercial Street, Nevada City. . SYRYD CERUARVRVAV RGGI MADE BY Jennie Hoimes, Secretary. a8-2t eae / Condition Upon Which Field Agreed to Acquire a Bad Memory. “The late Eugene Field was notoriously improvident, his chronic among his intimates,” said an old friend of the poet recently. “But he managed to get a good deal of Own resources, ‘hardupnest’ being a sort: of byword fun himself out of the paucity of his “Once at one of those semipublic¢ ment of their interests in the ofl fleld, PETALUMA INC More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined west of the Rockies. Made in one quality only, (an that the best), in four sizes, from BA to 32 Res i oP structed of California Redwood, Copper Heaters, SelfRegulating, and Hot Air in pHinciple Has all modern equipments. Air and moisture system properly controlled. Costs less in time and fuel to operate. "These machines have been made for over twenty years, and thousands of them arein successful operation. Hatches the strongest stock. Catalogue Free. We Pay Freight. For sale and stock carried by RATORS PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO. PETALUMA,.CAL. . p STATRUATATA TAS ANAS wD cihwiwawe Millinery Creations That is what you can find in our Parlor eee City’s and Grass Valley’s smartest dre PPD Ov BIS KY Preparation It is a scientific combination of winter whe cream of tartar and soda (manufactured by tf company of Buffalo) for making delicate bist delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. C. £. Mulloy, Gro Awa wastawawswerewies Weather I Forecaster A, G. Mo/ Weather Burean, ma bg prediction as to the Showere tonight. Ol Business . \ For lite insurance see . Mince meat in bulk ¢ ound at Scadden’s, The choicest brands gars can be found at V ouncil Chambers, Tr Loveland is now sell read at five cents a jo Bekery. Try itand ay it. It you want a good, t—the very best in nd see Wih. Harry. Choice oyster cock-te ired at Billy Brit! bambers, on Broad st The best half and halt the Council Cham oad and Pine Sts. Bi A good hot lanch . Y night at William Handsome Clock her Pine and Sprin r and choice wine Ts always on hand. Moke the up-to~ tat And wrecks the brain. [One dose of A number of Oarpets are offered for. Sherman’e Headache Cure will cure sale at a bargain. Enquire at the reg-. ou. You swallow a pill, and the head _jache is gone, They. cure nenralgia idence of Fred Zeitler during the morn. °0°.04 100. a box. For sale by oC satisfied at the encouragi og outlook. names are on their list: Hartuog, Lodge Reception. and now find a ready market for their prodaction at a good price. The urembers of the company are more than oe AddiMOMAL NAMES. [rere Siakeo hands and touched The committee appointed te select the ladies’ committee for the Satarday evening reception have not completed : ] their list, but the following additional oad be gied (> 5 ele vai E : ect ro=Dental Parlors Mrs, Henry Hartung, Mre, O. Kab), : a Mrs. Peard, Mrs. D. Muir, Mre, A. At Masonic Hall tomorrow evening Evangeline Obapter, No. 9, O. E.5., . functions held in a saloon, where LEGG & SHAW CoO. . ne, None better, Fo every man is a host who has the : price and every man a guest who has a thirst, Field, as usual, went broke. There happened to be a hanger on in the crowd, one of those whose glasses with a celebrity. Calling the’ poet to one side he said: ‘Now We have just received a beautiful stock of Clos kinds, large and small. ‘They are all guatt None Better. Our prices are the Lowe Scrap Irom V ; eee SS cee Parti ‘Ea Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our § cidhaeeniae cat “4 ut for the Judson u. He will be at th ednesday mornin; A. & H. W. Hartt «. I hope you'll take no offense, but I understood you to say you had run ten.’ “ ‘How dare you,’ snapped Field, affecting great indignation. ‘1 don’t even know your name.” verree DR. R. E. SMITH “‘Beg your pardon a thousand times,’ responded the. other,‘1 meant no offense,-Jassure you. [ Will Open on Saturday Morning, April Sth. us chong maybe you might be able to use the money. Please forget it.’ ly drawled: . “ Forget od ~All -right, I will, on one condition.’ “On what condition? 22 Karat, $6; Gold Filling $2 aud up; “On condition that you make it Phone Main 633. plates have been made. gues * [es Teeth Extracted Painless] “Field was silent’ for a moment April 20th. All work guaranteed will given tarewall eaeaie t6 Mari. if in deep thought and then slow-. prices charged by other dentists, Fred Zeitler, who will leave Sunday with her busband to live in San Francisco, A program has ‘been arranged . and a banquet will be served, for which preparations for a hundred and fifty fifteen.’ ”__.New York Times. { y Free of Charge antil. at one-half the regular : OUR PRICES Full Upper or Lower Plates, $10; Brid 2 ‘ 4 Silver Filliny per. tooth, $6; Gold Crowns g8, $1; Cleaning, 60 cents up ° R. BE. SMITH, D. D. s, Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada City, —————-es Watohmakers Deafness Cannot . PHONE WEST 14. “BROAD STREET, Nave _ local applicatic . -* Only one , and that is "0p hedies, lamed Deafness > se: [> . i . . . Shine oo and fas ea Ilverware and 4.s.°gmie i con saan ; babe: oti a when it ig a ng will troy Sut of pe dest cai ion (8 nothing but-s 7a of the mucous § ® will give One H ay case of deaf, ary, Rat cannot be ope Oure. Send tc ; J. OHENBY ‘ ( Tableware.. = We have a Splendid Stock, and bi marked the prices way down. —tn-— C. J. BRAND, + + The Jef old b STs Dae NCIS ab