December 9, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DatLty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. . FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exceptéed, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Por, Year . By Carrier, ” Delivered to any part of the city. POPS Hees eresesessesSesesesesee FOUR KILLED--OTHERS INJURED . e 12 1-2c Per Week a in eeMe cade December 9, 1902 WILKESBARRE, Pa , December 9—Four men were killed this morning and ten injured by the explosion of a box of dynamite in Number Five mine of the Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coa] Company. The powder was lowered in a box into the shaft and when the men were removing it they let it fall and the explosion followed. Twenty men were hurled in all directions, and several were injured and cannot live. GIRLS WHO LIKE TO FLIRT. both young men and young thoughts of love. boys ef 18 are as experienced woman of 40 as of a°child of dency to rub of character and make a girl mits to take liberties. to play with fire. grets and would be worthier of HE majority of girls, good girls, too, flirt more or less. It is amusing to hear parents. talk about their dear innocents, whether boys or girls, as though the young ones abhorred the opposite sex and had none of the emotions of healthy youth. Each sex is naturally attracted to the other according to the law of shrewd nature. The young girl of r7 who blushes and loses her wits when :a boy of 18 asks her to dance with him may not know the nature of her trouble, and it might possibly be, even in a period when could not interpret correctly these symptoms, but the frailty is there and the girl is in condition to fall in love at the first gift of a boquet of flowers or the first box of candy. By the time the usual mother begins to think that her Clotilde is coming to the age when men will attract her, Clotilde has fallen in and out of love four or five times. Mafiy amiss of 16 is secretly nursing a grand passion for a lad of 17, and a ladof 17, whom his mother never suspects, is always in love, and is quite as likely to be enamored of a These loves of children, as old Bion or Moschus would call them, are natural and harmless enough if the girls affected restrain themselves and the men, but unfortunately young girls too often, in the foolish ardor of first love, permit things of which they become very much ashamed and the recollection of which mortifies them exceedingly after they have attained the age of reason, which is commonly about the time of their twenty-fifth birthday. Kissing, embracing and the exchange of secret love letters may not do irreparable damage to a young girl, but they have a tenthe, bloomoff hersoul. They spoil fineness her own eyes and in the eyes of the men whom she perIt is common to jest at ‘flirting as though it were mere. harmless play, but it is a very serious matter and has a coarsening effect on the character. The girl who indulges in it may mean no harm, but the man, as a rule, does mean harm, and neither man nor maid can afford. If mothers, instead of boasting of daughters, were to tell them plainly what goes on in the world, and warn them of the evils and perils of flirting, the girls, when their time comes to marry, would have fewer reMany a flirt, no doubt, has become a faithful wife and a good mother, but the remorseful thought must be with her always that she has done.what she would be ashamed to confess to her children and the world. In the springtime of life maids turn instinctively to as men, that the young man 5. cheap and unworthy both in the security of their becoming wives and mothers. Contest Given Up q i San Dizpo, Dec. 8—On motion of the contestant, J. W. Donald, the election contest for the office of District Attorney was dismissed this morning be. fore Judge Conrey of Los Angeles. MeDonald lest one more vote than he was given in the election returns and this moruing decided to drop the con7 ‘The cause of the disastrous explos ion in the steamer Progresso will probably be like those of many explosions in the powder works, ap unsolved mystery. The man who caused it and who might explain is doubtless among the dead. The European creditors of Venezuela evidently mean business. England and Germany will soon have a naval force on hand that wil make resist ance on the part of the South American-republic vbsolutely useless, ~ The Highest Scores. Al Hasen and J. O. Hitchcock have ’ made the highest scores at the indeor rifle range, Pine street, for the prize Winchester. d9-1t Are Coming Again. E. M, Lynn is here making arrangemente for the appearance of Freeman & Lynn’s Minstrels at the local theater on February 7th. Theater goers will hail this announcement with joy as there je still in their memory the excellent performances given by this company for the past two years. The minstrels are all commercial traveling men who are out for a vacation. Weather Bulletin. In his latest bulletin Professor W. T. Foster gave forecasts of dieturbances to cross the continent from December 9 to 18, warm wave 8 to 12, cool wave lito 15: Next disturbance will reach Pacific coast about December 14th. Rainfall will be, below normal on the Pacific slope. . Tho Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 5c and 100 a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. BEHIND GLOSED D00RS. Testimony Being Taken yesterday afternoon, the following additional jurors were secured to try J. R. Ballestero: J.T. Gribble, William White, R. C. Walrath, J. P. Ebaugh, Timothy Giles and H. M. Place. this morning, District Attorney E, B Power made the opening statement of the case, were called and sworn. exclude all persons from the courtroom not identified with the case. except witnesses, and the case proceeded to trial behind closed doors. stand and the taking of testimony was commenced. OD a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Genasci of Willow Valley, left this morning for his home in Wyoming. His wife Genasci was raised at this city and lived here till a few years ago. now conducting a large butchershop in Wyoming. ‘price is the highest ever paid fora ec in Case of People vs. J. R. Ballestero. After the TransoriprT went to press When the Court opened at 10.0’clock after which the witnesses Ths counsel for defendant moved to An order was made excluding all The first witness was called to the ‘Beturned Home. ‘Charles Genasci, who has been here accompanied him, Mr. He isA $60,000 Pacer. Minne aPouis, Minn., Dec. 8—W. M. Savage, of this city, has bought Dana Patch, the famous unbeaten pacer, of M. E. Sturgis of New York for $60,000, M. E. McHenry; who has driven the horse many a fast mile and scored 1:59 with him, has signed a contract with Mr. Savage to handle the horse for the racing seaaons of 19084. The pacer. It is very ‘satisfactory to notice that Senator Perkins is in Washington attendirg to bis business instead of being in California doing politice, This, in itself, is a strong reason for bis reelection. A Valuable Prize. A fine 80-calibre Winchester is up for a prize this week at the new, shoot‘. dence:Nothing adds more to the LEATHER DRAPERIES. Beautiful and Substantial Creations for Decorating the House. Decorating the home is a pledsurable delight and much time and thought is. given to the proper style and coloring of the various needs of the parlor and other rooms of a cottage or resibeauty and attractiveness of a home than the tasty and artistic drapery or decorations, and the household that does not possess: these does not know the great comfort and cheerfulness that such accessories bring. . Leather has always been an attrac. tive and desirable drape, for leather draperies are lasting, clean and most satisfactory of all forms of decorating material. The Leather Grille and Drapery;Oo. of San Francisco, are now showing to the people of this city a series of art novelties in leather that will without doubt appeal to all lovers of attractive house furnishings, W. H. Pyburn, the General Agent for the manufacturers, will be found at. Vinton’s Drug Store for a few days, where he will show hie beautiful line of sam ples to all who cali on him, aud quote prices. Among the samples are designs for Grillee, Portieres. Drapings, Mantle, Table and Piano Oovers, Unique Picture Frames and other novelties where the adaptability of leather can be applied to decorative purposes. Calland see Mr. Pyburn’s line of samples at your earliest opportunity. It will pay you. A good live local agent can secure a snap by interviewing Mr. Pyburna. 49 Local Brieis. Recorder elect Peard has disposed of his interest in the Klondike saloon to his cousin, William Peard. n Articles.of incorporation of the MoGlashan Water Company have been filed. The company is incerporated in $80,000, divided in 300 shares ofa par value of $100 each. Kid gloves for Ohristmas is the subject of Maher & Oo’e advertisement, and they have them in all shades and sizes, and every pair is guaranteed. Read their advertisement as to prices. Disastrous Wreck. Carelessnes is responsible for many a railroad wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles. But since the advent of Dr. ane New Discovery for Oonsumption, Ooughs and colds, even the worse cases can be cured and hopeless resignation is no longer neceseary. Mrs. Louis Oragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery. This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lang ing gallery on Pine street. The best 5-shot score wins it. d9-25 diseases by W. D, Vinton, druggist. Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. $3.50 up Chairs are the latest designs, Bolt Joints. In Wood Rockers from $ ‘. Rocking Chair Wake) Handsome Presents for Christmas, Birthdays or Weddings. Oy Prices from Prices from % I have the best line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in this City. They include the Famous Fairbault’ Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50 to $11. Call and See them whether you wish tofbuy or not. C. F. BRAYTON $3-50 up All these golden oak finish, and ‘Lock 3.75 to $12. BEICOIOIIOIIOKIOIIOF Sofa Cushion Covers and Christmas Cards I have dozens of Sofa Cushion Covers in elegant designs which Iam cost. Also Beautiful Papertries for Christmas Gifts. now selling at less than Xs Abundance of Christ9 mas Cards. There never has -beeu seen --a more elegant lot of Handkeri chiefs from 5c to $2.50 each. Make your selec— tion now. ; Diekerman, sole agent. SOIOIIOIOIOIOKES SO IIAIOIOIOK W. KH. Crawford, Wain Street * “~ Yevada City, Cot. § FOROKNORIOIOII OOK DICIOIOIOICIONOKI . PERSOMAL MENTION, Daily Record of the ville. town. oleco. on a visit. Bloomfield. Bloomfield. San Francisco. to Oamptonville. to be seriously ill. ville are in town. : tonville yesterday. vieit to Sweetland. morning for Sacramento. here from North Bloomfield. ously ill with pneumonia, Oross mine on a visit to his family. SUTTER'S FORT. ——Native Sons Want the Gorios There Given Better Attention. Doings of Our People. The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor will hold their regular weekly meeting this evening. The Native Sons of Sacramento have circulated a petition which will be presented to the Legislature asking that an appropriation Geo. Rogers is over from Sweetland. R. Malone is down from Alleghany W. P. Cline is down from Granite°o Cc W. GQ. Haletead of Smartsville is In May Raise. Wage present considering the advisability of granting the switcbmen, enginéers and firemen their demands of more ay, rans will be coneeded, It is semiofficially stated that the switchmen will be offered an increase of 5 per Harriman have been kept hot with the subject, Two weeks ago the Southern Pacific granted the agents, telegraph er this is looked upon by the switchmen, firemen and engineers to be'encouraging to their demands. —_<——_———< -anasifoiten # The Southern Pacific Company is at} Bit eae The Maryeville Appa 4. lowing item Concern} Thy rier No, 1; “Louis Conn on from Barrier No, ; ” th, wh . There were plows teas { and pile drivers at work » engaged int blasting rosy, Pa with every indiéation that the decent and engineers and firemen an in-. nanza ran sh, whi CON thy . crease of 8 per cent. It is sald that. on a tramway 5 a being nid in a B the wires between Kruttechnitt and . struction. Large q © Point , are being hauled dulige Of lay Maryeville to the works 7 tonmg perators and train dispatchers an in‘The range of rease of 734 per cent in wages, and OUr tock of wide enough to Sati : f ! you want a diamond bros : gold ring it is here and ‘thes bh well as quality, right : i, the Superior ro ition was received . adwinistration Oo 1 Black, deceased be made with which to sustain better . Sutter’s Fort. Many of the relics at that historic place are now said to be neglected and unless action is taken will goon be but a memory. It is proposed to have a building erected and the curios put in it so they can be seen by visitors. It is more than probatle that the local Parlor of Native Sons will approve the action of their brothers atthe meeting tonight. The petition is to be sent to all the Parlors io the State. af J. Coblentz is here from San FranOscar Barker is over from You Bet John M. Fontz is down from North w.L. McKinney is down from North Henry Nicholéon has returned from W. B. Meek returned this morning Miss Alice Barr of Gold Flat is said Cut Glass. H. A. Robbins and son of GraniteW. B. Meek came down from Oamp: American made cut glass is not only better than the imported kinds, but it costs less. The very best makes at our store in the very latest shapes and cuttings. James Graham has returned from a Mrs. Charles Steffen left yesterday Mrs. W. B. Meek and child left this O.J. Branp, Jeweler, morning for San Francisco. R. BR. Jones and wife are visiting When you don’t feel well try a little Gilt Edge Whiskey. First you'll feel better. Thenyou'lllook better. Your appetite will come back. For sale by all first-class dealers, Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. J. E. 0, Hall is reported to be seriJohn N. Ivey is down from the Red Superintendent Dan McFall of the Home miue left this morning for San Francisco. ° Obas. Barton will leave tomorrow for Coquille, Oregon, where he has a position. Sheriff D. B. Getchell left this morning for Folsom Prison with Oscar Williams. J. H.O’Oonnor and wifeand J. F. O’Oonnor of North Bloomfield visited here yesterday. Mr, and Mre. J. Landsburg O. E. Landsburg and S. Landsburg are down from Relief Hill. J.P. Porter of Sacramento arrived here Sunday evening and left yesterday morning for Washington. Edwin Warren, manager of the American Tea Company’s store at this city left yesterday to visit his parents at Obico. Isadore Rehr is occupying Mr. Warren’s position daring his absence. “ Robert Mathaway, OC. ©. WeisenNevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP aaagers,. WEEK COMMENCING Monday, December 15, 000000 Miss Jessie Shirtey AND HER OWN COMPANY — IN— Comedy, Drama, Farce Monday—“Ia the Hands of the deat a. at eg and — Enemy.” ovey bave return rom orth} Tuesday—The De y ” Bloomfield, where they were engaged Wednesday Dorea” g a a in constructing a mill for the Union Tharsday—“ ” Blue Gravel mine. . ml eee A Nt ep a Friday—“Nell Gwynne,” Saturday—“Blue Grass.” Saturday Matinee—"The Two Orphans.” ; ~e@eoThe next bottle of whiskey you buy resolve to try the “Jesse Moore,’ You've heard it was the best; prove it by practical test. PRIOES—15e, 250, 850. Seats on sale at Foley’s. Christmas Toys We havea great variety of Beautiful Christmas Goods for old or young at prices within the reach of all. ‘ay . Lape Sy) q./ YS x ‘Wotiee— Beginning with Monday, December Sth, we will heep our store open Gvenings until after the Holidays. LEGG & SHAW CO. Main Street, Nevada City. for boys and Doll Buggies for Girls. Electro-Dental Parlors PPPPED DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Px established nearly four years ago. One of page cer = best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Christmas Kid Elo Sizes. That is the name and that is the Glove that we sell for : a pair. If you have never had a pair give them a trial, _ only one that can sell them here. right thing by yourself if you don’t try a pair of them, : uty Clerk Peard Ie gan Jose to atten tion of the Leag nicipalities, whic! tomorrow. . Estes was broug ital from Floris sated for a, badl; pped into & vat of . ner pulp factory. Nameille Oaisi was aty jail from Tr Constable O. W. ] mn of sixty days f ft. Constable I ckee last evening ne Benevolent Sc has $245 in its ich was received © meney. will. be jent purpose of rel nlies of this comm ne Board of Educ Eskay Kids, $1.50. Cameo Kids, $1. Every Pair Guaranteed <t0:00000000000 <a> All the shades here today. Come while we haye a ESKAY ESKAY ESKAY CAMEO! CAMEO! CAMEO! digmpear before the . That is the name of the best $1 Glove on earth. We are . chair _ You are not doing MMoothouse be reec! t has been paid ai r. Dharles Otell wa nty hospital:fron y, to be treated fc the right hand, nd while at work . i neglected to he ded to properly. 5, Dickerman hi pds that are suite is selling soli nmed, articles, « eto pay for imit pre, Read his c nt. Ditto Mandersche sted the Union dr set for several. ys iness to BH. L. . been engaged in ee Oskland for the . imeethe members of nged for a be imeenory Hall next § . cing will comme dthe game will lock, at the col acing will be reet The electric car W bo'clock last ever eda cow near ni Glenbrook. led and delayec urs. The animal! ilhelm of Grass \ n turned out of . arker place and the headlight. ked to Grass Ve he many friend -weresurprised nounced that he August 10th, ichols, by Rev. Imer is well kno d is employed U el, Mrs, Pal bme in this cit ts, and is at . ents at Colfax. ve the best wish laintances. Mies Lenore Oa! pasant surprise . t home on Main Grass Valley nds. Miss Cal letely by surpr! bto the spirit ¢ ve the visitors . he evening was usic, games and During the event rved, Children’s Kid Gloves $1 a pair—all sizes and cal Respectfully, 4 Maher & Co., Nevada (; ‘5 Anti-Rust Tinware . Read Our Guarantee We hereby warrant and guarantee against RUST each and every fece of our Anti-Rusting Tinware. hould any be returned rasted at yj any time we guaraniee to replace the same with new goods free of charge. a masusacronise 0 I have a complete stock of this Tinware, Milkpans, Dishpans, Saucepans, Cups, Pieplates, Basins, Dinner Buckets, Pails, Strainers, Milk Cans, Measures, etc. ‘GEO. E. TURNER Hardware = ame « OE omnlanentiiiend A . Pine Street, Nevada City. i WY ilinery at a Sci January 1st 1908, we will close our Nevada Clty! We. will ane move any of the Stock to Grass Therefore, Hate wilt be sold at a great — z member we have nothing but this season 88 who have not purchased their Winter Hats ot @ good sum, Call and see Goods and Pricesreopen March 15, 1905, with a full line of Spring MRS. L. LUBE Commeroial St, Nevada City. _Mill St. Gres FOR COLD WEATHER. Call at ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yow Monte Carlo Coats or one of SF Liebes Co. Fine Furs or Ros re alway! eds any ——— Doesn’t Re Ite shameful how proper resp Met the contrary ing’s New Life Maladies no ma ntespective of . tundice, Fevel Yield to this perf On’s drug store, busine: Loveland ig n ore “et five cer akery, Try buy it, _lfyou want a We cary a large stock of them, and our prices same. Our HOLIDAY GOODS this year ¢xc¢ ever seen here before. nied Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerch! ; ith the g% direct from the factory and were selected eee oe ssl ‘lof care. We are agents for the celebrate in dt tthe very . Are Located Here Permanently __. Gloves and alse for the A.B. One Dollss S21 pee gms Wm. _. and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods : most HM wea tine oe — ae inodern ELEOTRIGAL and other conveniences:torj doing . bracing everything useful and ornamental int oc = besend y All work guaranteed at 0; ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city: “ H dentists” at One-half the regular prices charged byZother now, view sascrtn ats gor complete, a0 avoid the en PLATUS, ul Upper ireersi9 a1 Gee THINGS. _.#290 up. tats, BART” New Goods received daily °°" ilRecat it D CROWNS, 22 Karat.” 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS." ; country promptl pepectiahy) oY BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 CLEANING. Ne eek 0b Ts : 2 gene eeeree . a 1 ; PAINLESS EXTRAG % , @a@P No charge Gan Butenetingthsa-pinoreetinnooe 7 Phose Ma'n 633. i R. BE. SMITH, D. D. S SENBERG BROGT== RO Masealc Bullding, up Stairs,:Pine Street, Nevada City. ( CHAS, Hy EDDY, Mansget

Nevapa City DatLty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. . FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exceptéed, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION $6 Por, Year . By Carrier, ” Delivered to any part of the city. POPS Hees eresesessesSesesesesee FOUR KILLED--OTHERS INJURED . e 12 1-2c Per Week a in eeMe cade December 9, 1902 WILKESBARRE, Pa , December 9—Four men were killed this morning and ten injured by the explosion of a box of dynamite in Number Five mine of the Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coa] Company. The powder was lowered in a box into the shaft and when the men were removing it they let it fall and the explosion followed. Twenty men were hurled in all directions, and several were injured and cannot live. GIRLS WHO LIKE TO FLIRT. both young men and young thoughts of love. boys ef 18 are as experienced woman of 40 as of a°child of dency to rub of character and make a girl mits to take liberties. to play with fire. grets and would be worthier of HE majority of girls, good girls, too, flirt more or less. It is amusing to hear parents. talk about their dear innocents, whether boys or girls, as though the young ones abhorred the opposite sex and had none of the emotions of healthy youth. Each sex is naturally attracted to the other according to the law of shrewd nature. The young girl of r7 who blushes and loses her wits when :a boy of 18 asks her to dance with him may not know the nature of her trouble, and it might possibly be, even in a period when could not interpret correctly these symptoms, but the frailty is there and the girl is in condition to fall in love at the first gift of a boquet of flowers or the first box of candy. By the time the usual mother begins to think that her Clotilde is coming to the age when men will attract her, Clotilde has fallen in and out of love four or five times. Mafiy amiss of 16 is secretly nursing a grand passion for a lad of 17, and a ladof 17, whom his mother never suspects, is always in love, and is quite as likely to be enamored of a These loves of children, as old Bion or Moschus would call them, are natural and harmless enough if the girls affected restrain themselves and the men, but unfortunately young girls too often, in the foolish ardor of first love, permit things of which they become very much ashamed and the recollection of which mortifies them exceedingly after they have attained the age of reason, which is commonly about the time of their twenty-fifth birthday. Kissing, embracing and the exchange of secret love letters may not do irreparable damage to a young girl, but they have a tenthe, bloomoff hersoul. They spoil fineness her own eyes and in the eyes of the men whom she perIt is common to jest at ‘flirting as though it were mere. harmless play, but it is a very serious matter and has a coarsening effect on the character. The girl who indulges in it may mean no harm, but the man, as a rule, does mean harm, and neither man nor maid can afford. If mothers, instead of boasting of daughters, were to tell them plainly what goes on in the world, and warn them of the evils and perils of flirting, the girls, when their time comes to marry, would have fewer reMany a flirt, no doubt, has become a faithful wife and a good mother, but the remorseful thought must be with her always that she has done.what she would be ashamed to confess to her children and the world. In the springtime of life maids turn instinctively to as men, that the young man 5. cheap and unworthy both in the security of their becoming wives and mothers. Contest Given Up q i San Dizpo, Dec. 8—On motion of the contestant, J. W. Donald, the election contest for the office of District Attorney was dismissed this morning be. fore Judge Conrey of Los Angeles. MeDonald lest one more vote than he was given in the election returns and this moruing decided to drop the con7 ‘The cause of the disastrous explos ion in the steamer Progresso will probably be like those of many explosions in the powder works, ap unsolved mystery. The man who caused it and who might explain is doubtless among the dead. The European creditors of Venezuela evidently mean business. England and Germany will soon have a naval force on hand that wil make resist ance on the part of the South American-republic vbsolutely useless, ~ The Highest Scores. Al Hasen and J. O. Hitchcock have ’ made the highest scores at the indeor rifle range, Pine street, for the prize Winchester. d9-1t Are Coming Again. E. M, Lynn is here making arrangemente for the appearance of Freeman & Lynn’s Minstrels at the local theater on February 7th. Theater goers will hail this announcement with joy as there je still in their memory the excellent performances given by this company for the past two years. The minstrels are all commercial traveling men who are out for a vacation. Weather Bulletin. In his latest bulletin Professor W. T. Foster gave forecasts of dieturbances to cross the continent from December 9 to 18, warm wave 8 to 12, cool wave lito 15: Next disturbance will reach Pacific coast about December 14th. Rainfall will be, below normal on the Pacific slope. . Tho Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 5c and 100 a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. BEHIND GLOSED D00RS. Testimony Being Taken yesterday afternoon, the following additional jurors were secured to try J. R. Ballestero: J.T. Gribble, William White, R. C. Walrath, J. P. Ebaugh, Timothy Giles and H. M. Place. this morning, District Attorney E, B Power made the opening statement of the case, were called and sworn. exclude all persons from the courtroom not identified with the case. except witnesses, and the case proceeded to trial behind closed doors. stand and the taking of testimony was commenced. OD a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Genasci of Willow Valley, left this morning for his home in Wyoming. His wife Genasci was raised at this city and lived here till a few years ago. now conducting a large butchershop in Wyoming. ‘price is the highest ever paid fora ec in Case of People vs. J. R. Ballestero. After the TransoriprT went to press When the Court opened at 10.0’clock after which the witnesses Ths counsel for defendant moved to An order was made excluding all The first witness was called to the ‘Beturned Home. ‘Charles Genasci, who has been here accompanied him, Mr. He isA $60,000 Pacer. Minne aPouis, Minn., Dec. 8—W. M. Savage, of this city, has bought Dana Patch, the famous unbeaten pacer, of M. E. Sturgis of New York for $60,000, M. E. McHenry; who has driven the horse many a fast mile and scored 1:59 with him, has signed a contract with Mr. Savage to handle the horse for the racing seaaons of 19084. The pacer. It is very ‘satisfactory to notice that Senator Perkins is in Washington attendirg to bis business instead of being in California doing politice, This, in itself, is a strong reason for bis reelection. A Valuable Prize. A fine 80-calibre Winchester is up for a prize this week at the new, shoot‘. dence:Nothing adds more to the LEATHER DRAPERIES. Beautiful and Substantial Creations for Decorating the House. Decorating the home is a pledsurable delight and much time and thought is. given to the proper style and coloring of the various needs of the parlor and other rooms of a cottage or resibeauty and attractiveness of a home than the tasty and artistic drapery or decorations, and the household that does not possess: these does not know the great comfort and cheerfulness that such accessories bring. . Leather has always been an attrac. tive and desirable drape, for leather draperies are lasting, clean and most satisfactory of all forms of decorating material. The Leather Grille and Drapery;Oo. of San Francisco, are now showing to the people of this city a series of art novelties in leather that will without doubt appeal to all lovers of attractive house furnishings, W. H. Pyburn, the General Agent for the manufacturers, will be found at. Vinton’s Drug Store for a few days, where he will show hie beautiful line of sam ples to all who cali on him, aud quote prices. Among the samples are designs for Grillee, Portieres. Drapings, Mantle, Table and Piano Oovers, Unique Picture Frames and other novelties where the adaptability of leather can be applied to decorative purposes. Calland see Mr. Pyburn’s line of samples at your earliest opportunity. It will pay you. A good live local agent can secure a snap by interviewing Mr. Pyburna. 49 Local Brieis. Recorder elect Peard has disposed of his interest in the Klondike saloon to his cousin, William Peard. n Articles.of incorporation of the MoGlashan Water Company have been filed. The company is incerporated in $80,000, divided in 300 shares ofa par value of $100 each. Kid gloves for Ohristmas is the subject of Maher & Oo’e advertisement, and they have them in all shades and sizes, and every pair is guaranteed. Read their advertisement as to prices. Disastrous Wreck. Carelessnes is responsible for many a railroad wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles. But since the advent of Dr. ane New Discovery for Oonsumption, Ooughs and colds, even the worse cases can be cured and hopeless resignation is no longer neceseary. Mrs. Louis Oragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery. This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lang ing gallery on Pine street. The best 5-shot score wins it. d9-25 diseases by W. D, Vinton, druggist. Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. $3.50 up Chairs are the latest designs, Bolt Joints. In Wood Rockers from $ ‘. Rocking Chair Wake) Handsome Presents for Christmas, Birthdays or Weddings. Oy Prices from Prices from % I have the best line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in this City. They include the Famous Fairbault’ Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50 to $11. Call and See them whether you wish tofbuy or not. C. F. BRAYTON $3-50 up All these golden oak finish, and ‘Lock 3.75 to $12. BEICOIOIIOIIOKIOIIOF Sofa Cushion Covers and Christmas Cards I have dozens of Sofa Cushion Covers in elegant designs which Iam cost. Also Beautiful Papertries for Christmas Gifts. now selling at less than Xs Abundance of Christ9 mas Cards. There never has -beeu seen --a more elegant lot of Handkeri chiefs from 5c to $2.50 each. Make your selec— tion now. ; Diekerman, sole agent. SOIOIIOIOIOIOKES SO IIAIOIOIOK W. KH. Crawford, Wain Street * “~ Yevada City, Cot. § FOROKNORIOIOII OOK DICIOIOIOICIONOKI . PERSOMAL MENTION, Daily Record of the ville. town. oleco. on a visit. Bloomfield. Bloomfield. San Francisco. to Oamptonville. to be seriously ill. ville are in town. : tonville yesterday. vieit to Sweetland. morning for Sacramento. here from North Bloomfield. ously ill with pneumonia, Oross mine on a visit to his family. SUTTER'S FORT. ——Native Sons Want the Gorios There Given Better Attention. Doings of Our People. The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor will hold their regular weekly meeting this evening. The Native Sons of Sacramento have circulated a petition which will be presented to the Legislature asking that an appropriation Geo. Rogers is over from Sweetland. R. Malone is down from Alleghany W. P. Cline is down from Granite°o Cc W. GQ. Haletead of Smartsville is In May Raise. Wage present considering the advisability of granting the switcbmen, enginéers and firemen their demands of more ay, rans will be coneeded, It is semiofficially stated that the switchmen will be offered an increase of 5 per Harriman have been kept hot with the subject, Two weeks ago the Southern

Pacific granted the agents, telegraph er this is looked upon by the switchmen, firemen and engineers to be'encouraging to their demands. —_<——_———< -anasifoiten # The Southern Pacific Company is at} Bit eae The Maryeville Appa 4. lowing item Concern} Thy rier No, 1; “Louis Conn on from Barrier No, ; ” th, wh . There were plows teas { and pile drivers at work » engaged int blasting rosy, Pa with every indiéation that the decent and engineers and firemen an in-. nanza ran sh, whi CON thy . crease of 8 per cent. It is sald that. on a tramway 5 a being nid in a B the wires between Kruttechnitt and . struction. Large q © Point , are being hauled dulige Of lay Maryeville to the works 7 tonmg perators and train dispatchers an in‘The range of rease of 734 per cent in wages, and OUr tock of wide enough to Sati : f ! you want a diamond bros : gold ring it is here and ‘thes bh well as quality, right : i, the Superior ro ition was received . adwinistration Oo 1 Black, deceased be made with which to sustain better . Sutter’s Fort. Many of the relics at that historic place are now said to be neglected and unless action is taken will goon be but a memory. It is proposed to have a building erected and the curios put in it so they can be seen by visitors. It is more than probatle that the local Parlor of Native Sons will approve the action of their brothers atthe meeting tonight. The petition is to be sent to all the Parlors io the State. af J. Coblentz is here from San FranOscar Barker is over from You Bet John M. Fontz is down from North w.L. McKinney is down from North Henry Nicholéon has returned from W. B. Meek returned this morning Miss Alice Barr of Gold Flat is said Cut Glass. H. A. Robbins and son of GraniteW. B. Meek came down from Oamp: American made cut glass is not only better than the imported kinds, but it costs less. The very best makes at our store in the very latest shapes and cuttings. James Graham has returned from a Mrs. Charles Steffen left yesterday Mrs. W. B. Meek and child left this O.J. Branp, Jeweler, morning for San Francisco. R. BR. Jones and wife are visiting When you don’t feel well try a little Gilt Edge Whiskey. First you'll feel better. Thenyou'lllook better. Your appetite will come back. For sale by all first-class dealers, Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. J. E. 0, Hall is reported to be seriJohn N. Ivey is down from the Red Superintendent Dan McFall of the Home miue left this morning for San Francisco. ° Obas. Barton will leave tomorrow for Coquille, Oregon, where he has a position. Sheriff D. B. Getchell left this morning for Folsom Prison with Oscar Williams. J. H.O’Oonnor and wifeand J. F. O’Oonnor of North Bloomfield visited here yesterday. Mr, and Mre. J. Landsburg O. E. Landsburg and S. Landsburg are down from Relief Hill. J.P. Porter of Sacramento arrived here Sunday evening and left yesterday morning for Washington. Edwin Warren, manager of the American Tea Company’s store at this city left yesterday to visit his parents at Obico. Isadore Rehr is occupying Mr. Warren’s position daring his absence. “ Robert Mathaway, OC. ©. WeisenNevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP aaagers,. WEEK COMMENCING Monday, December 15, 000000 Miss Jessie Shirtey AND HER OWN COMPANY — IN— Comedy, Drama, Farce Monday—“Ia the Hands of the deat a. at eg and — Enemy.” ovey bave return rom orth} Tuesday—The De y ” Bloomfield, where they were engaged Wednesday Dorea” g a a in constructing a mill for the Union Tharsday—“ ” Blue Gravel mine. . ml eee A Nt ep a Friday—“Nell Gwynne,” Saturday—“Blue Grass.” Saturday Matinee—"The Two Orphans.” ; ~e@eoThe next bottle of whiskey you buy resolve to try the “Jesse Moore,’ You've heard it was the best; prove it by practical test. PRIOES—15e, 250, 850. Seats on sale at Foley’s. Christmas Toys We havea great variety of Beautiful Christmas Goods for old or young at prices within the reach of all. ‘ay . Lape Sy) q./ YS x ‘Wotiee— Beginning with Monday, December Sth, we will heep our store open Gvenings until after the Holidays. LEGG & SHAW CO. Main Street, Nevada City. for boys and Doll Buggies for Girls. Electro-Dental Parlors PPPPED DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Px established nearly four years ago. One of page cer = best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Christmas Kid Elo Sizes. That is the name and that is the Glove that we sell for : a pair. If you have never had a pair give them a trial, _ only one that can sell them here. right thing by yourself if you don’t try a pair of them, : uty Clerk Peard Ie gan Jose to atten tion of the Leag nicipalities, whic! tomorrow. . Estes was broug ital from Floris sated for a, badl; pped into & vat of . ner pulp factory. Nameille Oaisi was aty jail from Tr Constable O. W. ] mn of sixty days f ft. Constable I ckee last evening ne Benevolent Sc has $245 in its ich was received © meney. will. be jent purpose of rel nlies of this comm ne Board of Educ Eskay Kids, $1.50. Cameo Kids, $1. Every Pair Guaranteed <t0:00000000000 <a> All the shades here today. Come while we haye a ESKAY ESKAY ESKAY CAMEO! CAMEO! CAMEO! digmpear before the . That is the name of the best $1 Glove on earth. We are . chair _ You are not doing MMoothouse be reec! t has been paid ai r. Dharles Otell wa nty hospital:fron y, to be treated fc the right hand, nd while at work . i neglected to he ded to properly. 5, Dickerman hi pds that are suite is selling soli nmed, articles, « eto pay for imit pre, Read his c nt. Ditto Mandersche sted the Union dr set for several. ys iness to BH. L. . been engaged in ee Oskland for the . imeethe members of nged for a be imeenory Hall next § . cing will comme dthe game will lock, at the col acing will be reet The electric car W bo'clock last ever eda cow near ni Glenbrook. led and delayec urs. The animal! ilhelm of Grass \ n turned out of . arker place and the headlight. ked to Grass Ve he many friend -weresurprised nounced that he August 10th, ichols, by Rev. Imer is well kno d is employed U el, Mrs, Pal bme in this cit ts, and is at . ents at Colfax. ve the best wish laintances. Mies Lenore Oa! pasant surprise . t home on Main Grass Valley nds. Miss Cal letely by surpr! bto the spirit ¢ ve the visitors . he evening was usic, games and During the event rved, Children’s Kid Gloves $1 a pair—all sizes and cal Respectfully, 4 Maher & Co., Nevada (; ‘5 Anti-Rust Tinware . Read Our Guarantee We hereby warrant and guarantee against RUST each and every fece of our Anti-Rusting Tinware. hould any be returned rasted at yj any time we guaraniee to replace the same with new goods free of charge. a masusacronise 0 I have a complete stock of this Tinware, Milkpans, Dishpans, Saucepans, Cups, Pieplates, Basins, Dinner Buckets, Pails, Strainers, Milk Cans, Measures, etc. ‘GEO. E. TURNER Hardware = ame « OE omnlanentiiiend A . Pine Street, Nevada City. i WY ilinery at a Sci January 1st 1908, we will close our Nevada Clty! We. will ane move any of the Stock to Grass Therefore, Hate wilt be sold at a great — z member we have nothing but this season 88 who have not purchased their Winter Hats ot @ good sum, Call and see Goods and Pricesreopen March 15, 1905, with a full line of Spring MRS. L. LUBE Commeroial St, Nevada City. _Mill St. Gres FOR COLD WEATHER. Call at ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yow Monte Carlo Coats or one of SF Liebes Co. Fine Furs or Ros re alway! eds any ——— Doesn’t Re Ite shameful how proper resp Met the contrary ing’s New Life Maladies no ma ntespective of . tundice, Fevel Yield to this perf On’s drug store, busine: Loveland ig n ore “et five cer akery, Try buy it, _lfyou want a We cary a large stock of them, and our prices same. Our HOLIDAY GOODS this year ¢xc¢ ever seen here before. nied Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerch! ; ith the g% direct from the factory and were selected eee oe ssl ‘lof care. We are agents for the celebrate in dt tthe very . Are Located Here Permanently __. Gloves and alse for the A.B. One Dollss S21 pee gms Wm. _. and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods : most HM wea tine oe — ae inodern ELEOTRIGAL and other conveniences:torj doing . bracing everything useful and ornamental int oc = besend y All work guaranteed at 0; ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city: “ H dentists” at One-half the regular prices charged byZother now, view sascrtn ats gor complete, a0 avoid the en PLATUS, ul Upper ireersi9 a1 Gee THINGS. _..#290 up. tats, BART” New Goods received daily °°" ilRecat it D CROWNS, 22 Karat..” 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS.." ; country promptl pepectiahy) oY BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING. Ne eek 0b Ts : 2 gene eeeree . a 1 ; PAINLESS EXTRAG % , @a@P No charge Gan Butenetingthsa-pinoreetinnooe 7 Phose Ma'n 633. i R. BE. SMITH, D. D. S SENBERG BROGT== RO Masealc Bullding, up Stairs,:Pine Street, Nevada City. ( CHAS, Hy EDDY, Mansget