April 7, 1903 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED.E. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION By fell,‘* ‘ . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : ~ Delivered toany part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City GREATNESS AND POVERTY. — A LARGE EXTENT a popular sentiment has prevailed that greatness and poverty are closely allied, and that the greater men have arisen from conditions of trial, poverty and unfavorable environment; that, therefore, poverty more develops genius than does —article of belief with many that pdyerty es This assumption is challenged by. Professor Gunton. in a recent paper in comfort, hence it has passed into an is the cause of greatness. which he points out that the instances of greatness ariaing out of poverty are really few. That some great men have developed in spite of poverty is conceded to be true, but none were put at the top by virtue of poverty. Examination-of this position reveals its soundness, and the truth that favorable conditions every where ‘have given us most of the resalte of genius, native ability and masterfal character. Evidently this must be true, else there is no need for intelligence, training, character culture and research. Gunton well says that everything that goes to make for civilization and human welfare has come into existence and increased with increased prodaction, diffusion and habitaal consumption of wealth, and that those who have failed to get wealth—though that is p too strongly, we think—who have failed ing it to have the: cultivating inflaence of its consumption, have remained the slaves and drudges of the race. Rather, we should substitute for “wealth” sufficient for the ‘satisfaction of the modest wants of life.” But as that critic well says: “In proportion as drudgery slackens, and the conditions where ‘every waking hoar is filled with struggle’ disappear, civilization advances, and as it advances bigher types of character, higher standards of morals, brosder altruism and jaster conceptions of life develop, and become the characteristicg of society; and great characters bacome their maltiplication.” #0 HumMerous as to bs Commonplace by ES ~ Edliortal Notes. “senator Gorman is again in it, primarily for himeelf, secondarily for dis party. Leadership for country is. “far tou big did siti ulste & prupesitics for Arthur Pue Gormaa. cree ome Few men show greater regard for their friends than Senator Hanna. When Justice Day was seriously ill at the Arlington hotel in Washington Mr. and he sent the Jastice flowers daily. Broad street presented an animated appearance this afternoon, a large crowd being congregated there to listen to the whilom nothingness of the. regoiated Spring “street dealer” who ‘make a practice of doling out valua‘ble wares for mere songs. He also ‘amused the people berforming sleightof hand tricks, some of which were admirably executed. Hanna never went to the Senate until be had learned Mr. Day’s condition, Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness of the skin of any sort, inetantly relieved, permanently cured. Doan’s Ointment. At any drug store. Will exhibit.on the Grissel Lot, Nevada City, MONDAY, April 20, 1908. Pierce’s Lot, Next Coe Mine, Grass Valley TUESDAY, APRIL 21. PERFORSIANCES 2 and 8 p. m. GRAND SPECTACULAR STREET PARADE leaves show grounds at 10:80 a. m. Daily. 500—PERFORMING ANIMALS—600 Consisting of Trained Elephants, Boffaloes, Camels, Llamas, Lions, Panthers, Zebras, Seals and Sea Lions, Ponies, Monkeys, Dogs, Etc. The Greatest Performing Elephants in existence. Acts. New $10,000 School of Educated Seals Hazardous Wild Lion 20——MIRTH-PROVOKING. CLOWNS-——20 Olympian Hippodrome— Costly Menagerie — Sensational Oycle Whirl and Bicycle Experts— Royal Matsuda Trou Aerialiste, Tamblers and OContortioniste. , 100——_ALL NEW ACTS AND FEATURES——100 Prices: Adults 5O cts; children 25 8 cl 12 1-26 Per WeekT . too pleased to recommend i*. of Japanese Performers— Marvelous thursday, “April 46th, Will be a Date Long to be Remembered. The Nevada County Promotion Committee held an entbusiastls meeting in the City Hall, Grass Valley, .last evening. Obairman O. E.-Olinch presided and Secretary Englebright attended to the minutes. &.motion was made and carried that the members of the Promotion Oommittee appear at the ball in masquerade attire. : Fred E. Brown and Jo V. Sxyder promotion . and printing committee. A letter was read from H. Anderson, the costumer, thanking the committee for--favors,_and suggested that. the members appear in Louis XIV costume, Roger Stenson, chairman of the costume committee, was inetracted to inform ‘Mr. Anderson to be here by April lith, and that display rooms would be farnished him free of charge in both cities. E. T. BR. Powell reported that Nevada City Lodge of Elke bad donated $50, and Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of St, George, $5. W. E. Parsons reported that the Grass Valley lodges;had made donations as follows: Elks $20, Miners Union $10, Golden Star Lodge, I. O. O. F., $5, Grass Valley Lodge, I 0.0 F., $10, Knights of Pythias $9, U. B., K. of P., $5. It was decided that a group should consist of six to be entitled to a prize. The list of prizes to be awarded has been arranged as follows: Best dressed. lady $40, best dressed gentleman $20, most original lady character $5, most original gentleman character $5, best sustained lady character $5, best sustained gentlemen character: $5, best dressed group $10, best sustained group $10, best comedian $2.50, fattest woman §2, fattest man $2, thinnest woman $2, thinnest man $2. Total, $110 50. The committee will meet in Nevada Oity next Monday evening at 8 o’clock. READ ALL THIS. ~~ You Never Know the Moment This Information May Prove of lofinite Value. It is worth considerable to any citizen of Nevada City to know bow to be cared of painfal, annoying and itching piles. Know then that Doan’s Ointment is a positive remedy for-all itchiness of the ekin, eczema, etc. One application relieves and soothes. Read this testimony of its merit: Jame: OC. White, miner, Niles St, ‘ pear Clay, Prospect Hill, says: “I had occasion some time ago to use Doan’s Ointment for: one of the purposes which other advertised ointments are. guaranteed to cure because I had exbausted all my kuowledge of sulves and had sent to other places by mail for what I can only call makeshilts about which I read -in the papers, None of them had the slightest effect. Now when a preparation takes right hold at firet and finally stops an an noyance which bothers you all day aod pariicularly at night you are only No one in Nevada City need be the least dubious about going to Vinton’s drug store for a box and take a course of the treatment.” Sold for 50 cents a box by all dealers. Foster-Milborn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Arrested Again. Manuel Scoble of Grass Valley who was arrested by Mershel Shearer yeeterday morning for being drank and locked up in the city jail, was released after he had sobered up. Bat he still had a thirst om and filled up again. About 12 o’clock last night NightWatchman Bond found Scoble wandering sround the street with a rock in a handkerchief and locked him up for safe keeping. To Open Thursday Morning. As will be noted by the advertieoment in anuther colamn, the receiver’s sale of the L. Hyman & Co. stock will open Thursdey mioroiog, April 9th. The immense stock of goods carried by this firm is now being marked down to exceedingly low prices and on Thursday morning the public will bé great bargains which are to be offered. Remember, everything will’be sold at bankrupt prices. $5 Reward. L. Hyman, the clothing desler, will pay a reward of 95 forthe arrest and conviction of the person or persons who disfigured the front of ‘his store. building on Broad street by writing upon the walle with a lead pencil and otherwise marking it. permitted to take advantage of the Daily Record of the Doings of Our ‘People, Thomas Olemo is here from Oolgate visiting his relatives. George Scarfe left for a trip to San Francisco last evening. Mrs. John Hart and Mrs. O. Galbraith returned from a visit te San Francisco last evening. Mrs. H. CO. Brown and Mrs. M. O. Bahl arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way to Fores City. STPERVISORS EET. County Board now Hold ing Their Regalar April Session. The Board of Supervisors of Nevada county met in. regular session today at the courthouse, for the transaction of business which may come before the body lawfully at this April term. All the’*members of the Board were present, Chairman O. J. Miller presiding. Petition of Robert Keating to allow him $10 per month for his support, was denied. _ The following demands against the ~ Richard Piammer, Ad. Evans and Charlie Dougherty left this morning for gravel, claim in Little York township. : ; John Olarke, the well kaown mining man, is here from Meadow Lake. Merritt. Rector left Sanday for a week’s visit to San Francisco. Manager W. H. Dunlap of the Lecompton mine returned last evening from Gaston Ridge. Carl Schmidt, the lumberman, who has been spending a few days at San Francisco, atrived hera last evening, en route to his home at Central House. H. W. Morris returned here last evening from Gaston Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. W Cline, who have been visiting here, left yesterday for their home at San Francisco. Mrs, Isabelle Baldwin and Mice Frances Baldwin returned from Sav Franciaco last evening and this morn ing left for their. home. at CamptonGeorge Lezinsky, general manager accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Donglae, arrived here last evening from San Francisco. They will visit the company’s property surreuniing this city befors returning. J. E. Shannon is here from San Francisco. W. H. Birther is here from Sacramento. ; _L. H. Watson Is down from North Miss Boweii arrived here isst evening from Sacramento and left thie. morning for Downieville. _ J. Stamper of San Jose arrived here last evening and this morning went up to North Bloomfield, W. E. Davis and Oharles Cahill are over from Y>u Bet, : L. O. Harden came down from Alleghany todsy on bis way below. i F. D. Rogers came down from Downieville today, en route below. J. Shelby was up from Chicago Park today. Mrs. M. Seymour of Sacramento ar rived here this evening on a visit to friends. John Becker is down from Gaston Ridge. L. J, Rose Jr. of Oxnard, one of the largest. stockholders in the Home mine, ts here spending a few days. H. E. Chapman is here from San Francisco.Take your meals regularly. Take your rest reguiarly. Take “Old Gilt Edge” Whisky regularly and you can seethe world with approving eyes—and it will approve of you, . COFFER ROASTED DAILY _ Drink Taylor’s . Commercial Blend Tea * 60 cts per pound TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad street, Nevada City. Easter Novelties I heve a special line of Fresh Candies for Bester’ ies inol otber things to please the children. Comeand seethem. . Cc. BE TEGLER CON FEOCTIONER, of the Gold Tunnel Mining Company, . {T. Wertbley,. mileage and expaid oat of the _ GENERAL FUND. W. H. Freeman, mdse, $6. J. M. Greenleaf, mdse, $36 80. H, ©. Schroeder, money advanced indigent, $36. W. E. Moulton, mdse, $18. A. D. Scott, mdse,:$8.50. A. Tam, care of feeble minded child, $60. “Estate of J. G. Booth, mdse, $15.25. T. W. Sigéurney, mdse, $15. W. White, care of indigent, $45. J. O. Holland, mdse, $11.80. J. W. Wood, mdee, $17.70. T. O. Bourne, conveying sick to bospital, $6. Geo. O. Gaylord & Son, mdse, $80. G. Waldo Bryant, medical attendance indigent, $80. GQ: Waldo Bryant, medical attendance indigent, $70. H. R. Walker, expenses criminal caser, $5 45, 2 cations, $130.25. P. Purcell, livery hire, $6. Jas. Marzen Jr., witness fees, $20.45, Dr. O. L. Maller, examining insane, autopsy and post mortem, $45. G. A Gray; inquisition, $26. _W. G. Richards, mdse for indigent, $15. , Dr. A. H. Tickeil,-salary as County Physician, $375. W. B. Celio, labor at hospital, $22.50. _ Felix Gillet, fruit trees for hospital, E. penses member of the Board, $25.90. 8. L. Weeks, mileage and expenses member of Board, $20. W. J. Organ, examining bridges, $12.50. H. Dickerman, stationery, $3.25, Daily Tranecript, printing and advertising, $893. W. Reynolds, printing, $61. Daily Union, printing and advertising, $469.10.CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought en, Lecplitla of I now have an elegant display of Spring Millinery which I will sell ata very low price. A fine line of Walking Hats A beautiful line now on sale. Ladies, call and see them, you will be pleased. Call now while my line is complete. In a few days I will bavea grand opening of Spring Millinery and will bave on display all the latest millinery creations. Miss Amelia Stevens Commercial Street. Nevada Theater SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers. S BIG NIGHTS 6 and usual matinee Starting Mona, Ap oth Clara Mathes Company Presenting a repertoire of the latest dramatic successes and the latest fads in public vaudeville. The Big Continuous Show 20 cts 3230 cts Seats at Foleys. “8 a 0 ots Core ee Commoereial Street, Nevada City . Opening play—“A Royal Spy.” SS Bancroft, Whitney & Oo. law publi-. — Svish Spring Has — ———— A Carlisle & Co., stationery, $26 40. Btate aid was allowed the following persone for support of orphans and half orphans: Lavinia Thomas, $56.25. Mary Bennetts, $18 75. Susie Wear, $12.75. Mrs. A. Cummins, $87.50. A. W: Shea, $87.50. Rebecca McLaughlin, $18 75. Beatrice Mosher, $56.25. Josepbine Munroe, $87.50. Mary Holland, $87.50. Lizzie Fleming, $37.50. Agnes Hall, $87.50. E. M. Tindall, $37.50. W. H. Townsend, $87.50. Mary Treglown, $18 75, Serah Ahearn, $37 50. Elecia Crase, $18 75. Anna Rathbun, $56.25. Minnie Fischer, $18 75. Mary Farrell, $18 75. Lizzie Vivian, $75. Ada Bottomley, $87.50. Lora Kieffel, $18 75. -Lila Martins, $47.50. Mrs. F. D. Crocker, $25. Thomas Rule, $25. Susan Brimskill, $18.75. Annie Tiddy, $18.75. Louisa Nankervie, $18 75. Louisa Mitchell, $37.50. Kate Rodda, $75. Emily Eichel, $18.75. Ersula Meyers, $37 50. Mary J. Coumbs, $18.75. Katherine McKay, $87 50. Annie Ford, $37.50. Charlotte Jeffrey, $12. Mary Mill, $37.60. Carrie Maltman, $87.50. Nellie O'Neill, $75. Mary J. Wasley, $37 50. Katherine Dugan, $25. Jane Rogers, $87 50. Elizabeth Keast, $87.50. Mary Jones, $18.75. Annabelle Buckett, $8 88. Annie E. Sharp, $37.50: Emily Bennetts, $37.50. Mary J. Lang, $18.75. Alice Gray, $18.75. Elizabeth Scadden, $18.75. Ofdinary bousebold accidents have no terrors when there’sa bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil in the medicine chest. Heals burna, cuts, bruises sprains. Instant relief. R:WALLACE Dishes Ete. We Have 8 complete line at very low prices. U. J, DRARD Broad Street. STERLING [lection Procanetion HE ELECTORS OF THE CORPORATIO T of the CITY of NEVADA are plate noti fled that an Election will be heldin ~ Nevada City —on — Monday, May 4, 1903, To elect the following named offiders: 1 Marshal : 2 Treasurer r 4 City Trustee 56 City Trustee The places of election and the offi shall conduct the siid stasis inane oo the, feat presinets i ara ay of Nevada y are appointed as follows, toys: : iia PRECINCT NO. 1—Polls at Clutter’s C ter Shop. Inspectors, John Raft Thsewk Martin. Judges, Geo. Davey. C wae erks, J. Ra N. W. Clerks, G. H Harrison: Ra sein, ballot PRECINCT NO. 2—Polls at City Hall. InSpestors, W. J. Organ. Dan B . ee anda w. Sr. Le ag W. B. Johnston, John Weber ore PRECINCT NO. 8—Polls at No. 1 Engine Hose — mepestors, Rd. Tompkins, J. io udges, Thos. Randsil, Ray Mur. chie. Clerks, Jes, Foley, Geo. Gray. Bal, Ae Tank MoCutohan, Geo. W. PRECINCT NO. é—Polls at Penns Engine House. Ins r, Prof. Sm ines Mulloy. Judges, doha Dawe iee: ir. Clerks, Lee A. G ihot Clerks, B. A. Mowe, SPARE MRS. 4. C. MILLS’ has reo peer Restaurent —— will co <tr My nduct it in firsto'clock noon night. H. Hicks. ult. and remain open al! Obanee of play alghtiy. OO" Tue Potrresr Arrexrion Givew 0 Patpous. Spring Opening Mi Ne @ of AN hg eee White Lawn Shirt VWatst$.0 Ladies, today we place in one of our large windews. The ance latest things in Spring and Sammer Shirt Waists, ~~ ' Every one new. All made of good White Lawn. All trimmed yw and Embroidery. Prices $1, $1.25, $150, $2, $2.50, $8 and ap to $5, All sizes fron p ibe ike, Come early. Be the firet. The best always go first, souuty were-founddus snd~ordered. — hrs, James Barrett, $90-———— Meher & Co P. §.—See. those new Corset Cover we are ebowing now, the GOOD STOCK GOOD SERVICE ~ GOuD PRI M. L. & D. MARSH Dealers in. 3 Mining, Bridg>, Buildl 35. Shakes, Shingles, Lat Doors-and Windows 7 a CA \ SASH 3 c-SDOoR: <= GRE A i] Bunns Pf of) SER aa Turner & Hadley Comp . A e question 3 an Why take a tourist sleeper? the wa' is else The orl a oom ; bedding of better quality than is found in the lighting and ments are up to —ea A fall stock of MASURY'S BRATED MIXED PAINTS, Bed and Cedar Shingles, Plain and Fa Screen Doo Why a Painter Smiles The practical painter says, . _ it makes him smile when a man insists on Patton's Sun-Proof Paint. ‘It always means another job from the man next door. Envy is just . another ‘name for human nature! Patton’s , SUN-PROOF Paint is famous for its lasting qualities. Made from 2 scientific fo of the best materials, machine mixed in cxact proportions, the only paint that, resists the sun and weather. ‘eracks or chalks off, and to or 4 ‘wear Send for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice (free) *° __ PATTON PAINT ©O., vs a Lake St., Milwaukee, Wit Sole Agents for Nevada Coun'y acre separate toilet pei 5 rooms for men and there is a heating range for making tea and coffee. carpleave Lea Angeles re kept constantly on .Heed of Boulder Never peel. for five yest RESTAURANT, . . It will open at 12]] FINE GROCERIES) At the lowest possible notch. We have always been known 45 giving unusual values, and you will find. ‘us doin; the same Drop in and get some] ‘ prices. You are always ing . ight here every da. yjof our welcome. 7 IT. W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, We vada City. April 7, 19 dnesday fair. oN or Traste Buckley, the attorney, Jate for City Trustee at on. There are two t terms of Trustees Sca expiring at that . out with bis petition t ecessaly signatures d. * o is one of the solid municipality and 8 He ia fearless in his thersand @ man tha upon to perform the + office in. aD unbiaset manner. At the last r, Buckley was aD asf e office he now seeke owing at the polis that tifying to bimself an being defeated —by-8 rgio. Should Mr. Ba he will without a ¢ 1 City Dad. 0, CITY OF TOLEDO, } as COUNTY. . CHENEY makes oath tl artner of the firm of Co., doing business. . do, County and State. pat said firm will pa NE HUNDRED DOL) nd every case of Ca t be cured by the « TARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHEN before me and subse nee, this 6th day of D 1686; 4. W. GLEASO!) Notary Pa tarrh Cure is taken acts directly on the 3 surfaces of the 6 estimonials, free, EY -& Co: Props; Tole draggists, 75c, amily Pilis dre the bes Storage Meats si frat-clase Cold@ should send your or 9, Commercial strect ef, pork, mutton and ket. eae ee OLD RELIAB WDER lutely Pure IS NO SUBSTIT Rue’s ugh re Sure Sho. 1 J ug Stor IAL DA COMPANY ©, N, G At ARMORY HALI tday Eve Gents 50 conte; L

Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED.E. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION By fell,‘* ‘ . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : ~ Delivered toany part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City GREATNESS AND POVERTY. — A LARGE EXTENT a popular sentiment has prevailed that greatness and poverty are closely allied, and that the greater men have arisen from conditions of trial, poverty and unfavorable environment; that, therefore, poverty more develops genius than does —article of belief with many that pdyerty es This assumption is challenged by. Professor Gunton. in a recent paper in comfort, hence it has passed into an is the cause of greatness. which he points out that the instances of greatness ariaing out of poverty are really few. That some great men have developed in spite of poverty is conceded to be true, but none were put at the top by virtue of poverty. Examination-of this position reveals its soundness, and the truth that favorable conditions every where ‘have given us most of the resalte of genius, native ability and masterfal character. Evidently this must be true, else there is no need for intelligence, training, character culture and research. Gunton well says that everything that goes to make for civilization and human welfare has come into existence and increased with increased prodaction, diffusion and habitaal consumption of wealth, and that those who have failed to get wealth—though that is p too strongly, we think—who have failed ing it to have the: cultivating inflaence of its consumption, have remained the slaves and drudges of the race. Rather, we should substitute for “wealth” sufficient for the ‘satisfaction of the modest wants of life.” But as that critic well says: “In proportion as drudgery slackens, and the conditions where ‘every waking hoar is filled with struggle’ disappear, civilization advances, and as it advances bigher types of character, higher standards of morals, brosder altruism and jaster conceptions of life develop, and become the characteristicg of society; and great characters bacome their maltiplication.” #0 HumMerous as to bs Commonplace by ES ~ Edliortal Notes. “senator Gorman is again in it, primarily for himeelf, secondarily for dis party. Leadership for country is. “far tou big did siti ulste & prupesitics for Arthur Pue Gormaa. cree ome Few men show greater regard for their friends than Senator Hanna. When Justice Day was seriously ill at the Arlington hotel in Washington Mr. and he sent the Jastice flowers daily. Broad street presented an animated appearance this afternoon, a large crowd being congregated there to listen to the whilom nothingness of the. regoiated Spring “street dealer” who ‘make a practice of doling out valua‘ble wares for mere songs. He also ‘amused the people berforming sleightof hand tricks, some of which were admirably executed. Hanna never went to the Senate until be had learned Mr. Day’s condition, Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness of the skin of any sort, inetantly relieved, permanently cured. Doan’s Ointment. At any drug store. Will exhibit.on the Grissel Lot, Nevada City, MONDAY, April 20, 1908. Pierce’s Lot, Next Coe Mine, Grass Valley TUESDAY, APRIL 21. PERFORSIANCES 2 and 8 p. m. GRAND SPECTACULAR STREET PARADE leaves show grounds at 10:80 a. m. Daily. 500—PERFORMING ANIMALS—600 Consisting of Trained Elephants, Boffaloes, Camels, Llamas, Lions, Panthers, Zebras, Seals and Sea Lions, Ponies, Monkeys, Dogs, Etc. The Greatest Performing Elephants in existence. Acts. New $10,000 School of Educated Seals Hazardous Wild Lion 20——MIRTH-PROVOKING. CLOWNS-——20 Olympian Hippodrome— Costly Menagerie — Sensational Oycle Whirl and Bicycle Experts— Royal Matsuda Trou Aerialiste, Tamblers and OContortioniste. , 100——_ALL NEW ACTS AND FEATURES——100 Prices: Adults 5O cts; children 25 8 cl 12 1-26 Per WeekT . too pleased to recommend i*. of Japanese Performers— Marvelous thursday, “April 46th, Will be a Date Long to be Remembered. The Nevada County Promotion Committee held an entbusiastls meeting in the City Hall, Grass Valley, .last evening. Obairman O. E.-Olinch presided and Secretary Englebright attended to the minutes. &.motion was made and carried that the members of the Promotion Oommittee appear at the ball in masquerade attire. : Fred E. Brown and Jo V. Sxyder promotion . and printing committee. A letter was read from H. Anderson, the costumer, thanking the committee for--favors,_and suggested that. the members appear in Louis XIV costume, Roger Stenson, chairman of the costume committee, was inetracted to inform ‘Mr. Anderson to be here by April lith, and that display rooms would be farnished him free of charge in both cities. E. T. BR. Powell reported that Nevada City Lodge of Elke bad donated $50, and Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of St, George, $5. W. E. Parsons reported that the Grass Valley lodges;had made donations as follows: Elks $20, Miners Union $10, Golden Star Lodge, I. O. O. F., $5, Grass Valley Lodge, I 0.0 F., $10, Knights of Pythias $9, U. B., K. of P., $5. It was decided that a group should consist of six to be entitled to a prize. The list of prizes to be awarded has been arranged as follows: Best dressed. lady $40, best dressed gentleman $20, most original lady character $5, most original gentleman character $5, best sustained lady character $5, best sustained gentlemen character: $5, best dressed group $10, best sustained group $10, best comedian $2.50, fattest woman §2, fattest man $2, thinnest woman $2, thinnest man $2. Total, $110 50. The committee will meet in Nevada Oity next Monday evening at 8 o’clock. READ ALL THIS. ~~ You Never Know the Moment This Information May Prove of lofinite Value. It is worth considerable to any citizen of Nevada City to know bow to be cared of painfal, annoying and itching piles. Know then that Doan’s Ointment is a positive remedy for-all itchiness of the ekin, eczema, etc. One application relieves and soothes. Read this testimony of its merit: Jame: OC. White, miner, Niles St, ‘ pear Clay, Prospect Hill, says: “I had occasion some time ago to use Doan’s Ointment for: one of the purposes which other advertised ointments are. guaranteed to cure because I had exbausted all my kuowledge of sulves and had sent to other places by mail for what I can only call makeshilts about which I read -in the papers, None of them had the slightest effect. Now when a preparation takes right hold at firet and finally stops an an noyance which bothers you all day aod pariicularly at night you are only No one in Nevada City need be the least dubious about going to Vinton’s drug store for a box and take a course of the treatment.” Sold for 50 cents a box by all dealers. Foster-Milborn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Arrested Again. Manuel Scoble of Grass Valley who was arrested by Mershel Shearer yeeterday morning for being drank and locked up in the city jail, was released after he had sobered up. Bat he still had a thirst om and filled up again. About 12 o’clock last night NightWatchman Bond found Scoble wandering sround the street with a rock in a handkerchief and locked him up for safe keeping. To Open Thursday Morning. As will be noted by the advertieoment in anuther colamn, the receiver’s sale of the L. Hyman & Co. stock will open Thursdey mioroiog, April 9th. The immense stock of goods carried by this firm is now being marked down to exceedingly low prices and on Thursday morning the public will bé great bargains which are to be offered. Remember, everything will’be sold at bankrupt prices. $5 Reward. L. Hyman, the clothing desler, will pay a reward of 95 forthe arrest and conviction of the person or persons who disfigured the front of ‘his store. building on Broad street by writing upon the walle with a lead pencil and otherwise marking it. permitted to take advantage of the Daily Record of the Doings of Our ‘People, Thomas Olemo is here from Oolgate visiting his relatives. George Scarfe left for a trip to San Francisco last evening. Mrs. John Hart and Mrs. O. Galbraith returned from a visit te San Francisco last evening. Mrs. H. CO. Brown and Mrs. M. O. Bahl arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way to Fores City. STPERVISORS EET. County Board now Hold ing Their Regalar April Session. The Board of Supervisors of Nevada county met in. regular session today at the courthouse, for the transaction of business which may come before the body lawfully at this April term. All the’*members of the Board were present, Chairman O. J. Miller presiding. Petition of Robert Keating to allow him $10 per month for his support, was denied. _ The following demands against the ~ Richard Piammer, Ad. Evans and Charlie Dougherty left this morning for gravel, claim in Little York township. : ; John Olarke, the well kaown mining man, is here from Meadow Lake. Merritt. Rector left Sanday for a week’s visit to San Francisco. Manager W. H. Dunlap of the Lecompton mine returned last evening from Gaston Ridge. Carl Schmidt, the lumberman, who has been spending a few days at San Francisco, atrived hera last evening, en route to his home at Central House. H. W. Morris returned here last evening from Gaston Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. W Cline, who have been visiting here, left yesterday for their home at San Francisco. Mrs, Isabelle Baldwin and Mice Frances Baldwin returned from Sav Franciaco last evening and this morn ing left for their. home. at CamptonGeorge Lezinsky, general manager accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Donglae, arrived here last evening from San Francisco. They will visit the company’s property surreuniing this city befors returning. J. E. Shannon is here from San Francisco. W. H. Birther is here from Sacramento. ; _L. H. Watson Is down from North Miss Boweii arrived here isst evening from Sacramento and left thie. morning for Downieville. _ J. Stamper of San Jose arrived here last evening and this morning went up to North Bloomfield, W. E. Davis and Oharles Cahill are over from Y>u Bet, : L. O. Harden came down from Alleghany todsy on bis way below. i F. D. Rogers came down from Downieville today, en route below. J. Shelby was up from Chicago Park today. Mrs. M. Seymour of Sacramento ar rived here this evening on a visit to friends. John Becker is down from Gaston Ridge. L. J, Rose Jr. of Oxnard, one of the largest. stockholders in the Home mine, ts here spending a few days. H. E. Chapman is here from San Francisco.Take your meals regularly. Take your rest reguiarly. Take “Old Gilt Edge” Whisky regularly and you can seethe world with approving eyes—and it will approve of you, . COFFER ROASTED DAILY _ Drink Taylor’s . Commercial Blend Tea * 60 cts per pound TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad street, Nevada City. Easter Novelties I heve a special line of Fresh Candies for Bester’ ies inol otber things to please the children. Comeand seethem. . Cc. BE TEGLER CON FEOCTIONER, of the Gold Tunnel Mining Company, . {T. Wertbley,. mileage and expaid oat of the _ GENERAL FUND. W. H. Freeman, mdse, $6. J. M. Greenleaf, mdse, $36 80. H, ©. Schroeder, money advanced indigent, $36. W. E. Moulton, mdse, $18. A. D. Scott, mdse,:$8.50. A. Tam, care of feeble minded child, $60. “Estate of J. G. Booth, mdse, $15.25. T. W. Sigéurney, mdse, $15. W. White, care of indigent, $45. J. O. Holland, mdse, $11.80. J. W. Wood, mdee, $17.70. T. O. Bourne, conveying sick to bospital, $6. Geo. O. Gaylord & Son, mdse, $80. G. Waldo Bryant, medical attendance indigent, $80. GQ: Waldo Bryant, medical attendance indigent, $70. H. R. Walker, expenses criminal caser, $5 45, 2 cations, $130.25. P. Purcell, livery hire, $6. Jas. Marzen Jr., witness fees, $20.45, Dr. O. L. Maller, examining insane, autopsy and post mortem, $45. G. A Gray; inquisition, $26. _W. G. Richards, mdse for indigent, $15. , Dr. A. H. Tickeil,-salary as County Physician, $375. W. B. Celio, labor at hospital, $22.50. _ Felix Gillet, fruit trees for hospital, E. penses member of the Board, $25.90. 8. L. Weeks, mileage and expenses member of Board, $20. W. J. Organ, examining bridges, $12.50. H. Dickerman, stationery, $3.25, Daily Tranecript, printing and advertising, $893. W. Reynolds, printing, $61.

Daily Union, printing and advertising, $469.10.CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought en, Lecplitla of I now have an elegant display of Spring Millinery which I will sell ata very low price. A fine line of Walking Hats A beautiful line now on sale. Ladies, call and see them, you will be pleased. Call now while my line is complete. In a few days I will bavea grand opening of Spring Millinery and will bave on display all the latest millinery creations. Miss Amelia Stevens Commercial Street. Nevada Theater SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers. S BIG NIGHTS 6 and usual matinee Starting Mona, Ap oth Clara Mathes Company Presenting a repertoire of the latest dramatic successes and the latest fads in public vaudeville. The Big Continuous Show 20 cts 3230 cts Seats at Foleys. “8 a 0 ots Core ee Commoereial Street, Nevada City . Opening play—“A Royal Spy.” SS Bancroft, Whitney & Oo. law publi-. — Svish Spring Has — ———— A Carlisle & Co., stationery, $26 40. Btate aid was allowed the following persone for support of orphans and half orphans: Lavinia Thomas, $56.25. Mary Bennetts, $18 75. Susie Wear, $12.75. Mrs. A. Cummins, $87.50. A. W: Shea, $87.50. Rebecca McLaughlin, $18 75. Beatrice Mosher, $56.25. Josepbine Munroe, $87.50. Mary Holland, $87.50. Lizzie Fleming, $37.50. Agnes Hall, $87.50. E. M. Tindall, $37.50. W. H. Townsend, $87.50. Mary Treglown, $18 75, Serah Ahearn, $37 50. Elecia Crase, $18 75. Anna Rathbun, $56.25. Minnie Fischer, $18 75. Mary Farrell, $18 75. Lizzie Vivian, $75. Ada Bottomley, $87.50. Lora Kieffel, $18 75. -Lila Martins, $47.50. Mrs. F. D. Crocker, $25. Thomas Rule, $25. Susan Brimskill, $18.75. Annie Tiddy, $18.75. Louisa Nankervie, $18 75. Louisa Mitchell, $37.50. Kate Rodda, $75. Emily Eichel, $18.75. Ersula Meyers, $37 50. Mary J. Coumbs, $18.75. Katherine McKay, $87 50. Annie Ford, $37.50. Charlotte Jeffrey, $12. Mary Mill, $37.60. Carrie Maltman, $87.50. Nellie O'Neill, $75. Mary J. Wasley, $37 50. Katherine Dugan, $25. Jane Rogers, $87 50. Elizabeth Keast, $87.50. Mary Jones, $18.75. Annabelle Buckett, $8 88. Annie E. Sharp, $37.50: Emily Bennetts, $37.50. Mary J. Lang, $18.75. Alice Gray, $18.75. Elizabeth Scadden, $18.75. Ofdinary bousebold accidents have no terrors when there’sa bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil in the medicine chest. Heals burna, cuts, bruises sprains. Instant relief. R:WALLACE Dishes Ete. We Have 8 complete line at very low prices. U. J, DRARD Broad Street. STERLING [lection Procanetion HE ELECTORS OF THE CORPORATIO T of the CITY of NEVADA are plate noti fled that an Election will be heldin ~ Nevada City —on — Monday, May 4, 1903, To elect the following named offiders: 1 Marshal : 2 Treasurer r 4 City Trustee 56 City Trustee The places of election and the offi shall conduct the siid stasis inane oo the, feat presinets i ara ay of Nevada y are appointed as follows, toys: : iia PRECINCT NO. 1—Polls at Clutter’s C ter Shop. Inspectors, John Raft Thsewk Martin. Judges, Geo. Davey. C wae erks, J. Ra N. W. Clerks, G. H Harrison: Ra sein, ballot PRECINCT NO. 2—Polls at City Hall. InSpestors, W. J. Organ. Dan B . ee anda w. Sr. Le ag W. B. Johnston, John Weber ore PRECINCT NO. 8—Polls at No. 1 Engine Hose — mepestors, Rd. Tompkins, J. io udges, Thos. Randsil, Ray Mur. chie. Clerks, Jes, Foley, Geo. Gray. Bal, Ae Tank MoCutohan, Geo. W. PRECINCT NO. é—Polls at Penns Engine House. Ins r, Prof. Sm ines Mulloy. Judges, doha Dawe iee: ir. Clerks, Lee A. G ihot Clerks, B. A. Mowe, SPARE MRS. 4. C. MILLS’ has reo peer Restaurent —— will co <tr My nduct it in firsto'clock noon night. H. Hicks. ult. and remain open al! Obanee of play alghtiy. OO" Tue Potrresr Arrexrion Givew 0 Patpous. Spring Opening Mi Ne @ of AN hg eee White Lawn Shirt VWatst$.0 Ladies, today we place in one of our large windews. The ance latest things in Spring and Sammer Shirt Waists, ~~ ' Every one new. All made of good White Lawn. All trimmed yw and Embroidery. Prices $1, $1.25, $150, $2, $2.50, $8 and ap to $5, All sizes fron p ibe ike, Come early. Be the firet. The best always go first, souuty were-founddus snd~ordered. — hrs, James Barrett, $90-———— Meher & Co P. §.—See. those new Corset Cover we are ebowing now, the GOOD STOCK GOOD SERVICE ~ GOuD PRI M. L. & D. MARSH Dealers in.. 3 Mining, Bridg>, Buildl 35. Shakes, Shingles, Lat Doors-and Windows 7 a CA \ SASH 3 c-SDOoR: <= GRE A i] Bunns Pf of) SER aa Turner & Hadley Comp . A e question 3 an Why take a tourist sleeper? the wa' is else The orl a oom ; bedding of better quality than is found in the lighting and ments are up to —ea A fall stock of MASURY'S BRATED MIXED PAINTS, Bed and Cedar Shingles, Plain and Fa Screen Doo Why a Painter Smiles The practical painter says, . _ it makes him smile when a man insists on Patton's Sun-Proof Paint. ‘It always means another job from the man next door. Envy is just . another ‘name for human nature! Patton’s , SUN-PROOF Paint is famous for its lasting qualities. Made from 2 scientific fo of the best materials, machine mixed in cxact proportions, the only paint that, resists the sun and weather. ‘eracks or chalks off, and to or 4 ‘wear Send for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice (free) *° __ PATTON PAINT ©O., vs a Lake St., Milwaukee, Wit Sole Agents for Nevada Coun'y acre separate toilet pei 5 rooms for men and there is a heating range for making tea and coffee. carpleave Lea Angeles re kept constantly on ..Heed of Boulder Never peel. for five yest RESTAURANT, . . It will open at 12]] FINE GROCERIES) At the lowest possible notch. We have always been known 45 giving unusual values, and you will find. ‘us doin; the same Drop in and get some] ‘ prices. You are always ing . ight here every da. yjof our welcome. 7 IT. W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, We vada City. April 7, 19 dnesday fair. oN or Traste Buckley, the attorney, Jate for City Trustee at on. There are two t terms of Trustees Sca expiring at that . out with bis petition t ecessaly signatures d. * o is one of the solid municipality and 8 He ia fearless in his thersand @ man tha upon to perform the + office in. aD unbiaset manner. At the last r, Buckley was aD asf e office he now seeke owing at the polis that tifying to bimself an being defeated —by-8 rgio. Should Mr. Ba he will without a ¢ 1 City Dad. 0, CITY OF TOLEDO, } as COUNTY. . CHENEY makes oath tl artner of the firm of Co., doing business. . do, County and State. pat said firm will pa NE HUNDRED DOL) nd every case of Ca t be cured by the « TARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHEN before me and subse nee, this 6th day of D 1686; 4. W. GLEASO!) Notary Pa tarrh Cure is taken acts directly on the 3 surfaces of the 6 estimonials, free, EY -& Co: Props; Tole draggists, 75c, amily Pilis dre the bes Storage Meats si frat-clase Cold@ should send your or 9, Commercial strect ef, pork, mutton and ket. eae ee OLD RELIAB WDER lutely Pure IS NO SUBSTIT Rue’s ugh re Sure Sho. 1 J ug Stor IAL DA COMPANY ©, N, G At ARMORY HALI tday Eve Gents 50 conte; L