August 5, 1902 (4 pages)

ie inthe world is in Park Place and is BROWN & CALEINGS, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. vonvewe (6 County ‘Treasury TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Nal, ~. 9 5 SSS $6 Per Year. By Carrier, =Delivered toany part <f the city. N evaba. City . DalLy TRANSCRIPT AMOUNTS DAID IN. . ioe eee on ~ Receives Verionse ~ SHOULD BE HEARTILY ENDORSED OWA FOLLOWS the lead of Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Wisconsin, Indiana and Missouri in endorsing President Roosevelt. This points out the way to California Republicans. Out here we cordially approve of the general policy of the Administration. Some have disagreed with the President’s views about Cuban reciprocity, but that is a mere deta't which ae a8 Has yet to séttic. “In aif other respects President Roosevelt’ is in: accord with Republican sentiment on the: Pacifls Coast. Therefore, the State «Convention at Sacramento should give him as hearty an indorsement as the. language affords. He has shown himeelf to be-a fearless and capable executive, whose honesty of intention and patriotism of motive cannot be questioned. His policy.ie admirable and his personality striking and lovable, He is a leader who not only commands: loyalty and confidence, but inspire, affection and enthusiasm. One of his most admirable traits is his keen sense of justiee. But the people love him. for his intense Americanism. and his devotion to the principles on which this repnblie was founded and which are the common heritage of men of all parties. He is especially entitled to the support and endorsement of Oalifornians because he is a champion of the West— _& believer in Western ideas and Western progress. He is one of our folks, so to speak, and we must speak for him as such. PReTP FR HH DD NEW ERA OF GOOD FEELING. x HE GREAT INOREASE in the past few weeks in the number of nations which have given recognition to the Cuban republic ought to be very gratifying to that country, as it is to the United States. The nations which, along to this time; have done this arethe United States, England, France, Spain, Switzerland, Hayti, Nicaragaa, Oosta Rica and Guatemala. There is an especial reason for gratification in the circumstance that Spain is among the number of the countries which have extended the hand of welcome to the new nation, It is commonly hard for any country to look the United States. A long time passed before Spain did that in the case of the Central and South American countries which broke away from her three_ quarters of a century ago. A distinctive advance has thus been wade in international comity in the lapse of time. There was a.special reason why the United States should have been ready to extend the hand of fellowship to the ex-Spanish peoples of the first quarter of the nineteenth century, for it was the United States’ example Sums, =, The following amounts were paid ‘into the County Treasary during the fiscal month ending Monday, August 4th: A. J. Bobo, donation to the Wolf school district, $10, John Webber, rent, $25. : DB. Getchell, Sheriff's fees, $18. April, $50. Jobn Werry, Recorder’s fees. $154. Jobn Malroy, Justice finés, $15. F. L. Arbogast, law library tax, $21; Olerk’s fees, $161.10. . , W. J. Rogers, renewing certificates, $4: J.J. Jackscn, taxes of 1901 and penaltiee, $1275.19. H. ©, Schroder, school poll taxes, $1880.20; road poll taxes in Districts Nos, 1, 2, 4 and 5, $1004 88; personal property taxes of 1902, $4799 16. J. J. Jackson, licenses, $468.25. F. L: Arbogast, Auditor’s com missions on licenses, $17 50. A. C. Schroeder, Meadow Lake Union High School tax, $725.74; Truckee. Fire tax, $292 53. Mrs. E. J. Thompson, redemption of taxes, $2,40, : Central Electric Company, sale of f-avebise, $125. Katie ©. Jamieson, redemption of taxes, $9 22. Sleeping Beauty Mining Company, redemption of taxes, $21.63. . James Rodda, Superior Court fine, $200, H. O. Schroeder, road poll taxes in District No. 8, $799;’school poll taxes, $229 50; personal property taxes, $189. Ab Gen, redemption of taxes, $11 80. H. ©. Schroeder, school poll taxes, $85; road poll taxes in District No. 6, $85. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $165 765. F. L, Arbogast, Clerk’s fees, $92.20. J. J. Greany, Justice fines, $5.20. J.J. Jackson, licenses, $952 25. F,.~Arbogast, Auditor’s commison licenses, $42. Personal Menton. Miss Mary Phelan returned to-day after atwo weeks’ visit with friends on the San Jian Ridge. Mrs. J. A. Archer and James Archer of Sant. Rosa arrived here this mornwhich incited them to strike for liberty. It was 1822, however, before the. ing on a visit. : _ united States did this fn s format way, while some ofthe countries affected had been physically independent of Spain at that time for two or three years, When at last the special message from President Monroe, recommending the establishment of missions tn Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Buenos Ayres andChili reached Congress in 1822, quick work was made by that body and soon this country had embassies in all those nations. The case of Mexico was peculiar in the fact that Iturbide had established an empire in that. country just after it broke away from Spain and just before United States recognized her, and most persons here felt canfident that a republics would.goon come in place of the empire, and every one here wanted it to come. It did‘ come shortly after Mexican Indeperidence was recognized. Cuba is thus far more fortunate than were its predecessors in the promptdess and cordiality with which it has been received in the family of nations There were particular reasons, of course, why most of the great nations of Europe were slow in extending their hand to Mexico and her associates in the early quarter of the last century. England recognized them in 1825, but the rest.of the leading powers of Europe belonging to the holy alliance, which in‘tended in 1824 or 1825to subvert the governments of the new republics of this hemisphere, and either establish control over those countries themselves or restore them to Spain, a project which ‘Monree headed off in his historic bandsoff-the-American-continent message of 1828. France (then under the restored Bourbons) andthe other members cf. the alliauce at length recognized the Central and South American countries, but Spain held out against them untll 1886. The promptness with which all those countries, including the mother country herself, Spain, have extended their bands to the Ouban republic is a striking compliment to Cuba herself, as well ae to her sponsor, the . “ United States. Kruger Reflecting THe Hacusz, Aug. 4—General Luoas Meyer and other Boar leaders today conferred with former President Kru-. not yet been able to locate her runa ger of the Transvaal Republic as tofway lover, Captain Bradley Strong the future of their country. me Going for Him. end of the week searching~for him Camping Outfits. At George E. Turner’s hardware store on Pine street a complete stock belonging te her, of camping utensils can be found. aah Kettles, Dutch ovens, coffee pots and various other articles that go to make caa:p life pleasant have teen placed. than any other. in stock. If you ere thinking of going . questioned, ite quality without a peer. on @ camping trip give Mr. Turner a eer call. pty Every native or naturalized citizen of Denmark who, at the age of eixty yeare, ie found to be unable to support bimeelf or his family is entitled to a pension from the government. 7 New. York row has the biggest office building in the world, with twenty storfee and over 15(0 rooms. There are more than 8000 occupants. It is the building at the corner of Broad and Exchange Place. The tallest buiiding known as the Syndicate building. It. cellence, and those that have tried { is 346 feet high from carb to cornice, . will ase noother. Wicbhman, Lutgen with twenty-six stories above groand. # Ov., San Francisco, Cal,, sole proand one below. prietors, is Paris, Aug. 4—~Actress May Yohe has and she will remain in Paris till the She will continue to be his mistress, if he will have ber,even if he did get away with the $100,000 worth <of diamonds For all purposes for which whisky is used “Jesse Moore” will serve better Its. purity is anAll first-class dealers sell Gil ge whiskey because of its purity asian P. P. Chase is here from San FranE. Wixoner is here from Oakland on a visit.” é J.M. Mendell of San Francisco is here on a business trip. Mrs. W. H. Coombs arrived here today from Forest Hill on her way to North San Juan. Addison Miller was over from North San Juan to-day. Better Than Standard Oil When William Rockefeller had appendicitis Dr. McBirhéey was called in to perform the pecessary operation. . After his recovery Mr. Rockefeller received the doctor’s billin due time, and, drawing a check, went to pay the account in person, In the conversation that followed, appendicitis wae naturally the main theme. “You told me,’ said Mr. Rockefeller, “while I was sick, doctor, that everybody inthe world had a veriform appendix.” “With few exceptions, I believe that to be the case,” answered the doctor. “And sooner or later,” pursued the oil megnate, “everyone would have to be operated on, either to cure or prevent the disease.” “That is the generally recognized opinion among the medical fraternity,” was the answer. “Well,” said Rockefeller, rising, “if you will pardon my saying so, it seems to me that you have a Letter thing of it than the Standard Oi! Company.” Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada -. City, Augast 5th, 1902: ’ Beaumont, F. W. Curtini, Antonio Douglass, J. F. _ Grey, Jno, Lawrence, Fred Norswortby, 8. Rocco, Lalu Thompson, W. R. (2) McDougal, T. 8. McGillen, Jno. If not called for in: fifteen days letters will be sent tothe dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised” pay afeeof onecent for each letter. L. 8. Catxmys, Postmaster. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland, Ranch, situated near Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Mor an: ‘tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure ‘will cure ram. Joe swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, ,-eare neural, 25c. and 10c. a eal ee sale by oF Divkerman, sole agent. er MByWe Taplor,-tant-torMarah.andtT!ll be about the same ae in previonse: 15 Ct SH resi ese Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. John Nickerson of Cottage Hill Loses Ais Mind. Another very warm day. Gala Days for Nevada Oity—August 22nd and 23d. Several of Nevada County’s Promotion Committee will go to San Francisco next Sunday, ; City Tax Collector Hi Shearer did a rashing business yesterday, being the last day in which to pay city taxes without voste. The taxes have been paid up very well, and the delinquents John Davis came to Grass Valley this morning from Cottage Hill, about 10 miles below that city, and informed Justice Malroy that John Nickerson a resident of Cottage Hill had gone insane. The Justice telephoned to the Sberiff’s office, and Deputy Sheriff T. H. Waters went down this aftercet ed Sa SARE the county jail. He bas taken a A great many of our people desire. great interest in the newspaper acto improve their places by taking) counts of outlaw Tracy, and now he down front fences, As soon as they . imaginés he is the notorious despe are convinced that Nevada City is not . tado, and wants to kill some one. . The to be used as a cow yard the changes people in that neignborhood became will be made. alarmed and determined to have the The road fund of the county was in-. insane man taken ia charge. It is a creased yesterday nearly five bundred . sad case,'as the demented man has a dollars, of valley coin. It was collectwife and five children, . : ed by Treasurer J. J. Jackson from <ethe sheep owners who reside in Satter ; and Yuba counties and pasture their Have Returned. sheep in this county, . The merchants in unpacking goods should never throw into the street the} Tony Muller, who used to be emnails they pull out of boxes, Many of. Ployed in the Popular bakery, and the horses pick them up and are in-. Fred Zimmer, who was a bu'cher with jured in that way. During the past. Grissel Bres., returned to this city tomonth two of Charley Mulloy’s horses . 48y, from a three months camping and have been laid up on account of run-. Prospecting trip. They went as far ning nails in their feet. north as Redding, and in their travels se located a ledge, which they will go " back and work at some future time. important Meeting. They brought home some samples of rock that look first rate. They also : Tiree had d lack i ting. The Obamber of Commerce will hold at ec eae@ meeting at the City Hall on Thursday ; evening at eight o’clock to discuss Will Be i . ; matters concerning the big Pythian : cnce bd excursion from San Francisco, Committees are to be appointed to arrange Abel Sandow, who was the Aefend= cai oe tending to the snccess. ant in the “Hog Wash Care,” has room ate iy éoaliea for Fei given permission to the Scuth Yuba ©. meeting wes Brat called for Uli= . Water Company to put up fences on SdH Gu Meas cain ke both sides of the ditch where it passes . thr b his land. 1 ; regular meeting night. The Bouth Yuba Company is arae ob . back 1 t the Kitt’ 1 posed excursion is only a few weeks the 9 ie Teed Te te oe. off, and it is intended to make it « pletion will do away with the open saccess in every reepect. ditch which is now used at that point. Would. Smash the Club. Changed the Name, Tom Limnell has changed the name of his saloon on Broad street, from Tom’s place to the Champion saloon, and has had a handsome. new sign placed in front of his place of business. In his new advertisement today he calle atention to the fact that he sells Cobwebs put on a Gut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scaids and Piles, Ii cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’: “anager cigars. He also has the coolest and Order publishing notice to creditors. et “hbtate “or wid GQuardiaustl pot Wop oo A Big Slaughter. Vienna, Aug, 4—A revolt of convicts . in Russia isreported. In a sanguin. ary conflict between the prisoners and . their guards 84 convicts were killed and. 78 wounded, Twenty soldiers were wounded, Immediately after subduing the revolt. the ringleaders were executed in full view of their fel. low prisoners, fifteen were sent to dark dungeons and the remainder flogged. Court Notes. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morn ing, Jadge F, T. Nilon, presiding: Estate of R M. Hunt, deceased. Letters testamentary issued to W. D. Vinton and Fred Searls without bonds. and Henry Buth, minors. Letters of guardianship issued to O. L. Muller upon filing a bond of $5000 to each of said minors, & : Alexander Mitchell, a native of Scotland, was admitted to citizenship upon the testimony of Thomas I. Thomas and Dan Deeble. A Day of Judgment. Is there but one day of judgment? Why, for us every day is a day of judgment—every day a Dies Irae, and writes its irrevocable verdict in the flame of its West. Think you that judgment waite till-the.doors of the grave are opened? It waits at the doors of your houses—it waits at the corners of your streets; we are in the midst of judgment—the insects that we crush are our judges—moments we fret away are our judges—the elements that feed us judge as they miaister—and the pleasures that deceive us judge as they indalge,—Jobn Ru kin. The Champion Saloon THOS. H. LIMNELL, Prop. ee The finest of. Wines, Liquors and Cigars pte ce . always on hand Broad Street, Nevada City, formerly “Tom’s Place.” ~Give moe a call. .-Fresh Every Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, sharpest beer in town. _ Babies and Menkeya. A frequent action with babies isa ta turn the soles of the feet sideways, op posite to one. another, while the legs remain straight. Just this attitude would be assumed by a monkey when climbing a tree or walking on a brarfich in order to grasp the stem with its hind The inherited effects of thus grasping tree trunks or limbs with the hind hands are often very marked in young babies. The bow legs, which are a feature of infancy and a matter of some anxiety to mothers, are no more than the relics of the tree climbing stage, and the mother need not be frightened about this character; any normally healthy baby will grow out of it soon enough. Then, if a young baby be beld so that its feet touch the ground, one may see that the feet are not put flat to the surface. Instead, the outer portions of the feet rest on the ground, while the soles of the feet are more or less opposed to one. another; they have the bough grasping attitude. — Pearson’s Maga, sine. Old English Police Tax. i: The chief authorities of towns in past ages incurred much responsibility. At & i Ripon we have a good example of thelr , } oi liabilities. Hereformerly, after the i Sa blowing of a horn ‘at 9 o’clock at night and-until sunrise next morning, if a house were robbed and the owner and cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well / Known to forget. F ( Lkub & SHAW CO, : mm NEVADA CITY. nife. his servants bad taken proper precautions for its safety, the wakeman had to make good the loss sustained. Each householder paid an annual tax of two pence if be bad one door and fourpence if he had two doors to his dwelling for —— E lectro-Dental Parlors maintaining a watch over the city. The tax has long since been discontinued, but the horn is still blown at night. DR. R. PPD . E. SMITH a A Strenuous Life. These parlors are a branch o “1 suppose a public man has to read a great deal,” said the thoughtful man. . “Yes,” answered Senator Sorghum; “the demand for anecdotes is so great now that a man has to keep digging in the library all the time in order to keep up the supply of stories about himself.” . ' — Washington Star. with allthe modern £ All work dentists. “Who said criminal? He’s a bicycle tacer who has never done better than a mile in 2:47.”—Baltimore News. . Phone Main 633. @@ No charge for Extracting when plates are ord Masonic Building, up Stairs, f the Electro-Dental Parl D established nearly four years ago. One of the i oo rgest best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast ar ssliaion Are Located Here Permanently absolutely first-class eRe EOTRIGAL end other conveniences for doing guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES “Thee goes a man with @ mighty . GOLD CROWNS, 22 Keraty 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS": $2.00 U hed record.” _. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 CLEANING NGS eis eee 8 a C “You don’t say! He doesn’t look PAINLESS EXTRAOTION. 60 CENTA criminal.” ACTION, 60 CENTS. ered, R. E. SMITH, D.D. 5 Piae Street, Nevada City. ~ Breakers Ahead.Auntie (anxiouslyi—Do you think you have had the proper training for a poor man’s wife? . Sweet Girl—Yes, indeed. Papa hasn’t given me any spending money worth t years. I always Exchange. A-BCGBEERS An Easy Death. They’re Comigg Y., Aug. 4—A, Hallie I Ba caren “ august 5, Sina Sina, N. Y., Aug. 4—4. Ha . eo was put to death in the electric chair ia tramp 4—Prominent py ——— in the prison today for the murder of atid adjacehd Pi aan ‘ij ; comi Mary McCarthy, whom: be shot and in Obionae ws tes have Tounded ; and killed in a New York department store. . 5 pri Aaa mens to leaving ig May 17, 1900, because she refused to ¥ or Ban Franej . see they will attend the comi ith append Oonelave. The trip is to ha re from marry him. An appeal wee made to the Governor for a commutation of] org ne the sentence on the ground that Hallie ile is ec brief st was insane at che time the crime was nes, Om ‘ was}rueblo, Salt Lake committed, but the applicationg her cities en route, enied. oe 4 aoe Will Retir Dg Nati be made; Ke will a, Denwg City “st yard is i gazlalis he May is bere from San astman is UP from San au ee tae Chamber of Commerce Meeting. . Notice is given that there will bea oler Jr. of Los Ange visit. e.dwife have @ meeting of the Nevada City Chamber ee of Commerce at the City Hall on 7 pride”: gp. is visit Thureday evening, August 7th, when Bata Picea Aogust 4 — Jaqy mes Colley St important business will be transacted. . ams, the poet and gimme! ay left this m A tull attendance of members is de-. *°TiPt writer of the Denver Pog j Hollone? ired. By order, alx years, has severed his cogneds mento. g,Adan “Jas. F. Couey, Sec’'y, a5-Bt . ave this sity for Southern Caja VAN tora agian eres Pi? ST " . nla, where he intends to pass thy amet? peties le 4 ng F . : maining years of h z “Mmepcisco, where Meeting To-Night: eee ses i epnetts of Boulder ied to be quite ill. Brookman of Sacrame nding & few days. , mma Allison of Gran 7 in this city. oy R. Haviland Tur » San Francisco. n Henry Richards h om Tonopah, Nevada. _ J, Wright and fam riends at Orleans Flat. ay Moore left yesterda: friends at San Francis Hancom and daugh n, arrived here last e this morning for Down ellie Parker and dai a,are here on & visit . sister, Mrs, Fred E. Br 3 of San Francisco, wi ona visit to Mr, eme rissel; returned to~b.t ping. Drury of Marysville § evening and lett this orth San Juan on BThe Christian Endeavor Society will hoid a business meeting at the home of Miss Sadie McIntire, on. Main street, this evening. All the members are cordially invited to be present. Tired of Life, OaxLaNp, August 4—A young y man, aged 20 years, made two attemps to jamp from the steamer Piednn into the bay today. She was arrests and locked up in jail. She sald tg name was Nettie Wilson of San F cisco, and was tired of life, House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the TRANsORIPT office or of Mrs. Deal on Piety Hill. tf MAHER & CO. 6444666664460646 Annual Mid-Summer Sale 4 Ladies’ Fine Embroidered. Handkerchlets. Better than ever. while they last at ntendent Bray of the ge mine, returned las a business trip below. , Gaylord left this morn noisco on a business tri Paine returned here last San Francisco and le for Lake City. orris Gallagher, Mise! ter Harry Gallagher, . for San. Francisco on 8. \.D. Allan, Miss Coz Albert Allan left thig n Francisco-to-visit frien d-Sandow aud Miss left yesterday for p epend the summer; Michell returned thi: ap Franctseo. Tally returned this mo! e, after a visit with All worth 15 and 20 cents. Now on sl 10 Cents. See Window —See Windoy All to cts. All 10 cts. All 10 cts, Come today=you will get left if you don’t. Respectfully, Wtaher & Co . t] Bee (Ue our now selling our Elegant line of oe Trimmed Hats at the very low price & mee Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City MRS. L. LUBECK, ™"S¢zec% store has been removed to Grass Valley. Grass Valley. OP PAG Rouse of Downieville evening and left -this Oakland. Btronse of Forbestown ttoher daughter, Mr W. J. Britland and . Morning for San F ta Cruz, and will be a Annie Stevens is visitil et, Mrs. Walter Mo! loom field, M. Shietds of Reno, here today off a visi t, Mrs. J. F. Haley. beer and R, McLeod wi bW Morning for Washi hee the erection of a ne George Cloud, Mabel Bradbury of No Visiting relatives in t aig arrived from Do y¥,enrouteto San F W. BH. Smith Jr. . g for Lake City to ‘ ee et a a a ee tp 11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage a8 Can be created, will be made from our last lot of ‘ . HIRES’ ROOT BEER just only received. Better get a bottle and make eighty drinks. 20 cents each — three for 60 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 ots, each. Collicutt will 1 F Ww eave I Neisco to accept a posi 8 hop. ton Eddy of the Gold quite sick from an a 82 TO DOUBT THIS believe the Evidenc Own Senses. evada City proof for ple. Don’t Get Left---Be On-Time. We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you have & Watch or Clock that does not work well and zee 5 repairing bring it to us, We will fix it, That's ‘our specialty. Try us A. & H. W. Hartung Watchmakers eS BROAD STREET,*NEVADA U bal endorsation for lo I stand the most rigid Mills, feeq depot and Maio Street, Tioga ( ot, 8ays:“You are a 8Dy one to me for mi id My experience wit ills not out of idle STeally suffers fron Hot in any of its vario bes to know what ¢ to et relief. It st eo reading a Notice about it performed half = ——— dit might 8t least he res 2. Heulty which had ap 19} Ong to be pleasant. Souvenir Spoons. no. PHONE WEST 14, Boing into i particul; H8 Or too frequent act 8€crétiong, Anyone " of these avnoyan Ctly what they are, b We have an elegant line of Ea, ; nd see t bw how to at firat oh graved spoons. Call snd Dally st chi Wins the many beautifal Saravings ot stop ee M Pine pre on School Bui ing, the Ohampion mine, am 0 oF three box nton’s . edit ns me These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, #0 . take them se a very low price—quality considered. Pted results a ae ae —tkKitk— ~ ' ; le by alld ewe ' : ealers, Pp Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired aibara Co, Bul FO : mber the Neuen Substitute, 4° J. BRAND, -The Jewelet IMB. i> #

ie inthe world is in Park Place and is BROWN & CALEINGS, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. vonvewe (6 County ‘Treasury TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Nal, ~. 9 5 SSS $6 Per Year. By Carrier, =Delivered toany part <f the city. N evaba. City . DalLy TRANSCRIPT AMOUNTS DAID IN. . ioe eee on ~ Receives Verionse ~ SHOULD BE HEARTILY ENDORSED OWA FOLLOWS the lead of Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Wisconsin, Indiana and Missouri in endorsing President Roosevelt. This points out the way to California Republicans. Out here we cordially approve of the general policy of the Administration. Some have disagreed with the President’s views about Cuban reciprocity, but that is a mere deta't which ae a8 Has yet to séttic. “In aif other respects President Roosevelt’ is in: accord with Republican sentiment on the: Pacifls Coast. Therefore, the State «Convention at Sacramento should give him as hearty an indorsement as the. language affords. He has shown himeelf to be-a fearless and capable executive, whose honesty of intention and patriotism of motive cannot be questioned. His policy.ie admirable and his personality striking and lovable, He is a leader who not only commands: loyalty and confidence, but inspire, affection and enthusiasm. One of his most admirable traits is his keen sense of justiee.. But the people love him. for his intense Americanism. and his devotion to the principles on which this repnblie was founded and which are the common heritage of men of all parties. He is especially entitled to the support and endorsement of Oalifornians because he is a champion of the West— _& believer in Western ideas and Western progress. He is one of our folks, so to speak, and we must speak for him as such. PReTP FR HH DD NEW ERA OF GOOD FEELING. x HE GREAT INOREASE in the past few weeks in the number of nations which have given recognition to the Cuban republic ought to be very gratifying to that country, as it is to the United States. The nations which, along to this time; have done this arethe United States, England, France, Spain, Switzerland, Hayti, Nicaragaa, Oosta Rica and Guatemala. There is an especial reason for gratification in the circumstance that Spain is among the number of the countries which have extended the hand of welcome to the new nation, It is commonly hard for any country to look the United States. A long time passed before Spain did that in the case of the Central and South American countries which broke away from her three_ quarters of a century ago. A distinctive advance has thus been wade in international comity in the lapse of time. There was a.special reason why the United States should have been ready to extend the hand of fellowship to the ex-Spanish peoples of the first quarter of the nineteenth century, for it was the United States’ example Sums, =, The following amounts were paid ‘into the County Treasary during the fiscal month ending Monday, August 4th: A. J. Bobo, donation to the Wolf school district, $10, John Webber, rent, $25. : DB. Getchell, Sheriff's fees, $18. April, $50. Jobn Werry, Recorder’s fees. $154. Jobn Malroy, Justice finés, $15. F. L. Arbogast, law library tax, $21; Olerk’s fees, $161.10. . , W. J. Rogers, renewing certificates, $4: J.J. Jackscn, taxes of 1901 and penaltiee, $1275.19. H. ©, Schroder, school poll taxes, $1880.20; road poll taxes in Districts Nos, 1, 2, 4 and 5, $1004 88; personal property taxes of 1902, $4799 16. J. J. Jackson, licenses, $468.25. F. L: Arbogast, Auditor’s com missions on licenses, $17 50. A. C. Schroeder, Meadow Lake Union High School tax, $725.74; Truckee. Fire tax, $292 53. Mrs. E. J. Thompson, redemption of taxes, $2,40, : Central Electric Company, sale of f-avebise, $125. Katie ©. Jamieson, redemption of taxes, $9 22. Sleeping Beauty Mining Company, redemption of taxes, $21.63. . James Rodda, Superior Court fine, $200, H. O. Schroeder, road poll taxes in District No. 8, $799;’school poll taxes, $229 50; personal property taxes, $189. Ab Gen, redemption of taxes, $11 80. H. ©. Schroeder, school poll taxes, $85; road poll taxes in District No. 6, $85. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $165 765. F. L, Arbogast, Clerk’s fees, $92.20. J. J. Greany, Justice fines, $5.20. J.J. Jackson, licenses, $952 25. F,.~Arbogast, Auditor’s commison licenses, $42. Personal Menton. Miss Mary Phelan returned to-day after atwo weeks’ visit with friends on the San Jian Ridge. Mrs. J. A. Archer and James Archer of Sant. Rosa arrived here this mornwhich incited them to strike for liberty. It was 1822, however, before the. ing on a visit. : _ united States did this fn s format way, while some ofthe countries affected had been physically independent of Spain at that time for two or three years, When at last the special message from President Monroe, recommending the establishment of missions tn Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Buenos Ayres andChili reached Congress in 1822, quick work was made by that body and soon this country had embassies in all those nations. The case of Mexico was peculiar in the fact that Iturbide had established an empire in that. country just after it broke away from Spain and just before United States recognized her, and most persons here felt canfident that a republics would.goon come in place of the empire, and every one here wanted it to come. It did‘ come shortly after Mexican Indeperidence was recognized. Cuba is thus far more fortunate than were its predecessors in the promptdess and cordiality with which it has been received in the family of nations There were particular reasons, of course, why most of the great nations of Europe were slow in extending their hand to Mexico and her associates in the early quarter of the last century. England recognized them in 1825, but the rest.of the leading powers of Europe belonging to the holy alliance, which in‘tended in 1824 or 1825to subvert the governments of the new republics of this hemisphere, and either establish control over those countries themselves or restore them to Spain, a project which ‘Monree headed off in his historic bandsoff-the-American-continent message of 1828. France (then under the restored Bourbons) andthe other members cf. the alliauce at length recognized the Central and South American countries, but Spain held out against them untll 1886. The promptness with which all those countries, including the mother country herself, Spain, have extended their bands to the Ouban republic is a striking compliment to Cuba herself, as well ae to her sponsor, the . “ United States. Kruger Reflecting THe Hacusz, Aug. 4—General Luoas Meyer and other Boar leaders today conferred with former President Kru-. not yet been able to locate her runa ger of the Transvaal Republic as tofway lover, Captain Bradley Strong the future of their country. me Going for Him. end of the week searching~for him Camping Outfits. At George E. Turner’s hardware store on Pine street a complete stock belonging te her, of camping utensils can be found. aah Kettles, Dutch ovens, coffee pots and various other articles that go to make caa:p life pleasant have teen placed. than any other. in stock. If you ere thinking of going . questioned, ite quality without a peer. on @ camping trip give Mr. Turner a eer call. pty Every native or naturalized citizen of Denmark who, at the age of eixty yeare, ie found to be unable to support bimeelf or his family is entitled to a pension from the government. 7 New. York row has the biggest office building in the world, with twenty storfee and over 15(0 rooms. There are more than 8000 occupants. It is the building at the corner of Broad and Exchange Place. The tallest buiiding known as the Syndicate building. It. cellence, and those that have tried { is 346 feet high from carb to cornice, . will ase noother. Wicbhman, Lutgen with twenty-six stories above groand. # Ov., San Francisco, Cal,, sole proand one below. prietors, is Paris, Aug. 4—~Actress May Yohe has and she will remain in Paris till the She will continue to be his mistress, if he will have ber,even if he did get away with the $100,000 worth <of diamonds For all purposes for which whisky is used “Jesse Moore” will serve better Its. purity is anAll first-class dealers sell Gil ge whiskey because of its purity asian P. P. Chase is here from San FranE. Wixoner is here from Oakland on a visit.” é J.M. Mendell of San Francisco is here on a business trip. Mrs. W. H. Coombs arrived here today from Forest Hill on her way to North San Juan. Addison Miller was over from North San Juan to-day. Better Than Standard Oil When William Rockefeller had appendicitis Dr. McBirhéey was called in to perform the pecessary operation. . After his recovery Mr. Rockefeller received the doctor’s billin due time, and, drawing a check, went to pay the account in person, In the conversation that followed, appendicitis wae naturally the main theme. “You told me,’ said Mr. Rockefeller, “while I was sick, doctor, that everybody inthe world had a veriform appendix.” “With few exceptions, I believe that to be the case,” answered the doctor. “And sooner or later,” pursued the oil megnate, “everyone would have to be operated on, either to cure or prevent the disease.” “That is the generally recognized opinion among the medical fraternity,” was the answer. “Well,” said Rockefeller, rising, “if you will pardon my saying so, it seems to me that you have a Letter thing of it than the Standard Oi! Company.” Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada -. City, Augast 5th, 1902: ’ Beaumont, F. W. Curtini, Antonio Douglass, J. F. _ Grey, Jno, Lawrence, Fred Norswortby, 8. Rocco, Lalu Thompson, W. R. (2) McDougal, T. 8. McGillen, Jno. If not called for in: fifteen days letters will be sent tothe dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised” pay afeeof onecent for each letter. L. 8. Catxmys, Postmaster. Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland, Ranch, situated near Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Mor an: ‘tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure ‘will cure ram. Joe swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, ,-eare neural, 25c. and 10c. a eal ee sale by oF Divkerman, sole agent. er MByWe Taplor,-tant-torMarah.andtT!ll be about the same ae in previonse: 15 Ct SH resi ese Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. John Nickerson of Cottage Hill Loses Ais Mind. Another very warm day. Gala Days for Nevada Oity—August 22nd and 23d. Several of Nevada County’s Promotion Committee will go to San Francisco next Sunday, ; City Tax Collector Hi Shearer did a rashing business yesterday, being the last day in which to pay city taxes without voste. The taxes have been paid up very well, and the delinquents John Davis came to Grass Valley this morning from Cottage Hill, about 10 miles below that city, and informed Justice Malroy that John Nickerson a resident of Cottage Hill had gone insane. The Justice telephoned to the Sberiff’s office, and Deputy Sheriff T. H. Waters went down this aftercet ed Sa SARE the county jail. He bas taken a A great many of our people desire. great interest in the newspaper acto improve their places by taking) counts of outlaw Tracy, and now he down front fences, As soon as they . imaginés he is the notorious despe are convinced that Nevada City is not . tado, and wants to kill some one. . The to be used as a cow yard the changes people in that neignborhood became will be made. alarmed and determined to have the The road fund of the county was in-. insane man taken ia charge. It is a creased yesterday nearly five bundred . sad case,'as the demented man has a dollars, of valley coin. It was collectwife and five children, . : ed by Treasurer J. J. Jackson from <ethe sheep owners who reside in Satter ; and Yuba counties and pasture their Have Returned. sheep in this county, . The merchants in unpacking goods should never throw into the street the} Tony Muller, who used to be emnails they pull out of boxes, Many of. Ployed in the Popular bakery, and the horses pick them up and are in-. Fred Zimmer, who was a bu'cher with jured in that way. During the past. Grissel Bres., returned to this city tomonth two of Charley Mulloy’s horses . 48y, from a three months camping and have been laid up on account of run-. Prospecting trip. They went as far ning nails in their feet. north as Redding, and in their travels se located a ledge, which they will go " back and work at some future time. important Meeting. They brought home some samples of rock that look first rate. They also : Tiree had d lack i ting. The Obamber of Commerce will hold at ec eae@ meeting at the City Hall on Thursday ; evening at eight o’clock to discuss Will Be i . ; matters concerning the big Pythian : cnce bd excursion from San Francisco, Committees are to be appointed to arrange Abel Sandow, who was the Aefend= cai oe tending to the snccess. ant in the “Hog Wash Care,” has room ate iy éoaliea for Fei given permission to the Scuth Yuba ©. meeting wes Brat called for Uli= . Water Company to put up fences on SdH Gu Meas cain ke both sides of the ditch where it passes . thr b his land. 1 ; regular meeting night. The Bouth Yuba Company is arae ob . back 1 t the Kitt’ 1 posed excursion is only a few weeks the 9 ie Teed Te te oe. off, and it is intended to make it « pletion will do away with the open saccess in every reepect. ditch which is now used at that point. Would. Smash the Club. Changed the Name, Tom Limnell has changed the name of his saloon on Broad street, from Tom’s place to the Champion saloon, and has had a handsome. new sign placed in front of his place of business. In his new advertisement today he calle atention to the fact that he sells Cobwebs put on a Gut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scaids and Piles, Ii cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’: “anager cigars. He also has the coolest and Order publishing notice to creditors. et “hbtate “or wid GQuardiaustl pot Wop oo A Big Slaughter. Vienna, Aug, 4—A revolt of convicts . in Russia isreported. In a sanguin. ary conflict between the prisoners and . their guards 84 convicts were killed and. 78 wounded, Twenty soldiers were wounded, Immediately after subduing the revolt. the ringleaders were executed in full view of their fel. low prisoners, fifteen were sent to dark dungeons and the remainder flogged. Court Notes. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morn ing, Jadge F, T. Nilon, presiding: Estate of R M. Hunt, deceased. Letters testamentary issued to W. D. Vinton and Fred Searls without bonds. and Henry Buth, minors. Letters of guardianship issued to O. L. Muller upon filing a bond of $5000 to each of said minors, & : Alexander Mitchell, a native of Scotland, was admitted to citizenship upon the testimony of Thomas I. Thomas and Dan Deeble. A Day of Judgment. Is there but one day of judgment? Why, for us every day is a day of judgment—every day a Dies Irae, and writes its irrevocable verdict in the flame of its West. Think you that judgment waite till-the.doors of the grave are opened? It waits at the doors of your houses—it waits at the corners of your streets; we are in the midst of judgment—the insects that we crush are our judges—moments we fret away are our judges—the elements that feed us judge as they miaister—and the pleasures that deceive us judge as they indalge,—Jobn Ru kin. The Champion Saloon THOS. H. LIMNELL, Prop. ee The finest of.. Wines, Liquors and Cigars pte ce . always on hand Broad Street, Nevada City, formerly

“Tom’s Place.” ~Give moe a call. .-Fresh Every Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, sharpest beer in town. _ Babies and Menkeya. A frequent action with babies isa ta turn the soles of the feet sideways, op posite to one. another, while the legs remain straight. Just this attitude would be assumed by a monkey when climbing a tree or walking on a brarfich in order to grasp the stem with its hind The inherited effects of thus grasping tree trunks or limbs with the hind hands are often very marked in young babies. The bow legs, which are a feature of infancy and a matter of some anxiety to mothers, are no more than the relics of the tree climbing stage, and the mother need not be frightened about this character; any normally healthy baby will grow out of it soon enough. Then, if a young baby be beld so that its feet touch the ground, one may see that the feet are not put flat to the surface. Instead, the outer portions of the feet rest on the ground, while the soles of the feet are more or less opposed to one. another; they have the bough grasping attitude. — Pearson’s Maga, sine. Old English Police Tax. i: The chief authorities of towns in past ages incurred much responsibility. At & i Ripon we have a good example of thelr , } oi liabilities. Hereformerly, after the i Sa blowing of a horn ‘at 9 o’clock at night and-until sunrise next morning, if a house were robbed and the owner and cannot tell you the brand stamped on his Pocket Not so with those who carry an OUR VERY BEST The name and reputation are too well / Known to forget. F ( Lkub & SHAW CO, : mm NEVADA CITY. nife. his servants bad taken proper precautions for its safety, the wakeman had to make good the loss sustained. Each householder paid an annual tax of two pence if be bad one door and fourpence if he had two doors to his dwelling for —— E lectro-Dental Parlors maintaining a watch over the city. The tax has long since been discontinued, but the horn is still blown at night. DR. R. PPD . E. SMITH a A Strenuous Life. These parlors are a branch o “1 suppose a public man has to read a great deal,” said the thoughtful man. . “Yes,” answered Senator Sorghum; “the demand for anecdotes is so great now that a man has to keep digging in the library all the time in order to keep up the supply of stories about himself.” . ' — Washington Star. with allthe modern £ All work dentists. “Who said criminal? He’s a bicycle tacer who has never done better than a mile in 2:47.”—Baltimore News. . Phone Main 633. @@ No charge for Extracting when plates are ord Masonic Building, up Stairs, f the Electro-Dental Parl D established nearly four years ago. One of the i oo rgest best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast ar ssliaion Are Located Here Permanently absolutely first-class eRe EOTRIGAL end other conveniences for doing guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other OUR PRICES “Thee goes a man with @ mighty . GOLD CROWNS, 22 Keraty 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS": $2.00 U hed record.” _. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING NGS eis eee 8 a C “You don’t say! He doesn’t look PAINLESS EXTRAOTION. 60 CENTA criminal.” ACTION, 60 CENTS. ered, R. E. SMITH, D.D. 5 Piae Street, Nevada City. ~ Breakers Ahead.Auntie (anxiouslyi—Do you think you have had the proper training for a poor man’s wife? . Sweet Girl—Yes, indeed. Papa hasn’t given me any spending money worth t years. I always Exchange. A-BCGBEERS An Easy Death. They’re Comigg Y., Aug. 4—A, Hallie I Ba caren “ august 5, Sina Sina, N. Y., Aug. 4—4. Ha . eo was put to death in the electric chair ia tramp 4—Prominent py ——— in the prison today for the murder of atid adjacehd Pi aan ‘ij ; comi Mary McCarthy, whom: be shot and in Obionae ws tes have Tounded ; and killed in a New York department store. . 5 pri Aaa mens to leaving ig May 17, 1900, because she refused to ¥ or Ban Franej . see they will attend the comi ith append Oonelave. The trip is to ha re from marry him. An appeal wee made to the Governor for a commutation of] org ne the sentence on the ground that Hallie ile is ec brief st was insane at che time the crime was nes, Om ‘ was}rueblo, Salt Lake committed, but the applicationg her cities en route, enied. oe 4 aoe Will Retir Dg Nati be made; Ke will a, Denwg City “st yard is i gazlalis he May is bere from San astman is UP from San au ee tae Chamber of Commerce Meeting. . Notice is given that there will bea oler Jr. of Los Ange visit. e.dwife have @ meeting of the Nevada City Chamber ee of Commerce at the City Hall on 7 pride”: gp. is visit Thureday evening, August 7th, when Bata Picea Aogust 4 — Jaqy mes Colley St important business will be transacted. . ams, the poet and gimme! ay left this m A tull attendance of members is de-. *°TiPt writer of the Denver Pog j Hollone? ired. By order, alx years, has severed his cogneds mento. g,Adan “Jas. F. Couey, Sec’'y, a5-Bt . ave this sity for Southern Caja VAN tora agian eres Pi? ST " . nla, where he intends to pass thy amet? peties le 4 ng F . : maining years of h z “Mmepcisco, where Meeting To-Night: eee ses i epnetts of Boulder ied to be quite ill. Brookman of Sacrame nding & few days. , mma Allison of Gran 7 in this city. oy R. Haviland Tur » San Francisco. n Henry Richards h om Tonopah, Nevada. _ J, Wright and fam riends at Orleans Flat. ay Moore left yesterda: friends at San Francis Hancom and daugh n, arrived here last e this morning for Down ellie Parker and dai a,are here on & visit . sister, Mrs, Fred E. Br 3 of San Francisco, wi ona visit to Mr, eme rissel; returned to~b.t ping. Drury of Marysville § evening and lett this orth San Juan on BThe Christian Endeavor Society will hoid a business meeting at the home of Miss Sadie McIntire, on. Main street, this evening. All the members are cordially invited to be present. Tired of Life, OaxLaNp, August 4—A young y man, aged 20 years, made two attemps to jamp from the steamer Piednn into the bay today. She was arrests and locked up in jail. She sald tg name was Nettie Wilson of San F cisco, and was tired of life, House to Rent. House to rent on Broad street. Admirably located. Enquire at the TRANsORIPT office or of Mrs. Deal on Piety Hill. tf MAHER & CO. 6444666664460646 Annual Mid-Summer Sale 4 Ladies’ Fine Embroidered. Handkerchlets. Better than ever. while they last at ntendent Bray of the ge mine, returned las a business trip below. , Gaylord left this morn noisco on a business tri Paine returned here last San Francisco and le for Lake City. orris Gallagher, Mise! ter Harry Gallagher, . for San. Francisco on 8. \.D. Allan, Miss Coz Albert Allan left thig n Francisco-to-visit frien d-Sandow aud Miss left yesterday for p epend the summer; Michell returned thi: ap Franctseo. Tally returned this mo! e, after a visit with All worth 15 and 20 cents. Now on sl 10 Cents. See Window —See Windoy All to cts. All 10 cts. All 10 cts, Come today=you will get left if you don’t. Respectfully, Wtaher & Co . t] Bee (Ue our now selling our Elegant line of oe Trimmed Hats at the very low price & mee Come and see them. Nevada Store will reopen Sept. 15, with full line of Millinery. of $1. Our big stock of our Nevada City MRS. L. LUBECK, ™"S¢zec% store has been removed to Grass Valley. Grass Valley. OP PAG Rouse of Downieville evening and left -this Oakland. Btronse of Forbestown ttoher daughter, Mr W. J. Britland and . Morning for San F ta Cruz, and will be a Annie Stevens is visitil et, Mrs. Walter Mo! loom field, M. Shietds of Reno, here today off a visi t, Mrs. J. F. Haley. beer and R, McLeod wi bW Morning for Washi hee the erection of a ne George Cloud, Mabel Bradbury of No Visiting relatives in t aig arrived from Do y¥,enrouteto San F W. BH. Smith Jr. . g for Lake City to ‘ ee et a a a ee tp 11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage a8 Can be created, will be made from our last lot of ‘ . HIRES’ ROOT BEER just only received. Better get a bottle and make eighty drinks. 20 cents each — three for 60 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ROOT BEER (ready to drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 ots, each. Collicutt will 1 F Ww eave I Neisco to accept a posi 8 hop. ton Eddy of the Gold quite sick from an a 82 TO DOUBT THIS believe the Evidenc Own Senses. evada City proof for ple. Don’t Get Left---Be On-Time. We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keeper. You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you have & Watch or Clock that does not work well and zee 5 repairing bring it to us, We will fix it, That's ‘our specialty. Try us A. & H. W. Hartung Watchmakers eS BROAD STREET,*NEVADA U bal endorsation for lo I stand the most rigid Mills, feeq depot and Maio Street, Tioga ( ot, 8ays:“You are a 8Dy one to me for mi id My experience wit ills not out of idle STeally suffers fron Hot in any of its vario bes to know what ¢ to et relief. It st eo reading a Notice about it performed half = ——— dit might 8t least he res 2. Heulty which had ap 19} Ong to be pleasant. Souvenir Spoons. no. PHONE WEST 14, Boing into i particul; H8 Or too frequent act 8€crétiong, Anyone " of these avnoyan Ctly what they are, b We have an elegant line of Ea, ; nd see t bw how to at firat oh graved spoons. Call snd Dally st chi Wins the many beautifal Saravings ot stop ee M Pine pre on School Bui ing, the Ohampion mine, am 0 oF three box nton’s . edit ns me These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, #0 . take them se a very low price—quality considered. Pted results a ae ae —tkKitk— ~ ' ; le by alld ewe ' : ealers, Pp Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired aibara Co, Bul FO : mber the Neuen Substitute, 4° J. BRAND, -The Jewelet IMB. i> #