February 14, 1903 (4 pages)

_ficer of a county, city, city and county, or town, such publiee ie a _pieerecans NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. ae — Nevapa City DAILy TRANSCRIPT WOODS a FRED HE. BROWN, Manager ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Met, + +, $6 Per Year. By Cerrier, ee : Delivered to any. part uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2c Per Week SATURDAY.. aia a atsafe visisin Aidala wntgleg Vonekide sb sive Cate February 14, 1903 FOR THE PROTECTIONOF NEWSPAPER MEN. HE bill which has been introduced in both houses of the _ California Legislature, (in the Senate by Senator Leavitt and in the Assembly by Asseinblyman Dunbar) is a. measure entirely worthy and just, and will undoubtedly pass by a big majority, The bill provides for the protection of genuine newspapers, with a bona fide circulation and standing, against concerns without standing or merit. It protects the people in that it requires publications to be made in the paper which will-give the same publicity, and§thus®prevents the hiding of notices of importance in obscure sheets. The following is a full text .of the bill: : Section 1: There is hereby added a new title to part four of an Act entitled “An Act to establish a Political Code,” approved March 12th, 1872, to be known‘as title five and to read as. follows: Title 5. Publications by State Officers and Commissioners, or the officers of counties, cities, cities and counties, or towns. 4458 Publications. 4459. Newspapers of general circulation. eee 4458. Whenever any publication, or notice by publication, or official advertising is required. to be given or made by the provisions of this Code, the Civil Code, the Code of Civil Procedure, the Penal Code, or by any law of the State, by any officer now ,existing, or any hereafter to be created, in this State, or any political subdivision thereof, or by any ofcation or notice by publication, or official advertising, shall be given or made only in a newspaper of general circulation, where such a newspaper is published within the jurisdiction of said official, iranian eyecare ata 4459. A newspaper of general circulation is a newspaper published for the dissemination of local or telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and which shall have been established, printed, and published, in the State, county, city, city and county, or town, where such publication, notice of publication, or official advertising; is given or made, for at least one year, A newspaper_devoted to the interests, or published for the entertainment of a particular class, profession, trade, calling, race, or denomination, or any number thereof, is not a newspaper of general circulation. Section 2. This Act will take effect immediately. Asking Aid. . Personal Notes. WasHINGTON, February 18,—Dr: oO. Henry Meyer and John Moran Jr. J. Sorensen, Surgeon in Chief of the . came over from Cherokee today. Northern Michigen General Hospital F. L. Bernardi of San Francisco arand Chairman of the Nationa! Finland rived on the morning train. 7 Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Miller came over Central Relief Committee of the Unifrom North San Juan today. ted States, arrived here today to eon-. F. M. Newhaus is here from Sacrasult with Senators Burrows and Alger . mento. of Michigan and Nelson of Minnesota regarding relief for the famine stricken Se In the matter of the estate of Mary Gus Rondoni, an Italian living on NAVAL OFFICER. THE (IT ELECTION “. over two months off, the matter of se=< . Dry Creek: below Grass Valley, was brought to’that city today suffering Being Talked of the sight of the eye. Already. The residence ot Art’iur Cooper, the assayer, on Hills Flat, was destroyed by fire this morning, The fire was started from an overheated chimney. Loss $700, 7 Dangerously Il. Jecting reliable men to fill the offices i+ . : already being quietly talked of, This} Charles Hyman received a telegram today from Dr. Scofield. of Angels year there will be two Trustees, MarCamp, Calaveras county, stating that shal and Treasurer to be elected. The Although the annual city election is Grass Valley Notes. Dangerously I. [Stabb 1g A During the past 48 hours the condiIELD, tion of Mrs. N. P. Brown has mater=/ Bennett, a youn ially changed and her death may -be. @t Fish’s livery Stable looked for at almost any moment. All. @nd maybe fatally inj ee her relatives have-been notified of her} bootblack short)> ,» serious condition, Her brother, Dr, David L. Deal of Pacific Grove, who. barber shop Next to has been by hér bedside night and day . and complaineg that for the past two weeks, had no hopes} sleep on accoun of her recovery whatever from the first. the stable, He day of his arrival, after a critical ex-. manding that the Animal jy amination of her case. and Bennett and ahaa This announcement will be received. named Knox ®CCompanieg with deep regret and sorrow by Mrs. shop, where 80 Altérosie Brown’s numerous friends and ac-/and the former WAS cot . quaintances, many of whom have en-. The Negro was arresteg joyed ber social companionship as a. pocket knife with blood ey neighbor and friend for over thirty} was found on bis person: years and have learned to love her. for. the white men attucked af the beautiful traits of character which . club and that he ad j he wa t ofa dog e Came to thy) s Ite or, th Bus] she possesses, ted in may get his brother, David Hyman, was very terms of P. G. Scadden and J. H. Rog ers will expire as Trustees, the terms sick and that his life was despaired of, It will be remembered that Mr, Hyman WASHINGTON, Feb. 14—Contrary to general expectation and to numerous inside tips, Colonel John P. Irish is to be superseded. as naval officer of the Port of San Francisco by Representative Samuel D. Woods of Stockton, who retires from Congress on March 4. ' This decision was reached at the White House after many conferences, some of them attended by national managers of the Republican party. At the first suggestion of a change President Roosevelt took a stand against it on the ground that Colonel Irish gave conspicuous service to the Republican party in 1896 and 1900. To this suggestion answer was made that Irish has held office practically six years under the Republican administration at $5000 per year and has drawn’ $30,000 from the Government-as a-reward-for~his~services, besides getting a pretty stiff fee from the Republican managers for his dash after Bryan through‘ Nebraska. The California delegation insisted that this place belongs to the Republican party; that Colenel Irish has held it long enough to reward n full) aud President Roosevelt yielded. Mr. Woods will be appointed within two or three days. The appointment of Mr. Woods as Naval Officer gives the utmost satisfaction and pleasure by his hosts of friends throughout the State, and especially by all Republicans. Flotsam and Jetsam) Brought Home. Mrs, Patrick Campbell is being modeled in clay by Miss Julia Bracken, a Chicago scultor, who made some of the statuary for the Woman’s building at the w rid’s fair. New York, February 18—The collier Ajax, which arrived here today from San Jnafh de Porto Rico, bas on board the remains of the nine sailors of the battleship Massachusetts, who were Marga Orbus, a young Roumanian, killed in an explosion in the 12-inch is attracting attention in Paris because . 2° turret on that vessel. The bodies her coloring changes with her emo. Vere brought here for interment. tions. Anxiety turns her green, joy an pink, anger black and fear violet, . The yearly cut of Lake Michigan ice for consumption in Chicago is between It {9 understood Senator Vest in. 2,000,000 and 8,000,0U0 tons. tends writing soms reminiscences after being freed from public duties. He and Mrs. Vest wili live in St. Louis after the expiration of his term. i Notice to Creditors. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE --—— ; eomnty of Nevada, State of California, “Lohengrin” earned $65,000 in royalhe matter of the estate of MARY A. nt BICKNELL, deceased. ties last year. The famous opera was Estate of Mary A. Bicknell, deceased. given 997 times in Germany, 420 in Notice is hereby given bythe undersigned, administrator with the will annexed Ce) the estate of eward him fully for anything he ever did . —. residents of Findland, Particularly the securing of ocean transportation for the grain and flour which js being con. ’ tributed’ by the farmers of their nationality in this country. The Northwestern railroads, it is stated, have« agreed to transport these supplies over their lines free of charge between February 20th and February 28th, Dr. Sorensen says that 100,000 people in Fin. jand are entirely destitute. Took Laudanum. BLoominarton, I! , Febroary 13—Mrs. Cherlee Johnson, wife of & prominent merchant of Lexington, came to this city last night and swallowed landanum. Her body was found today. She left a pathetic letter explaining that she feared ineanity. She was a recent bride. She requested that her body be buried in ber wedding gown, and left explicit directions concerning the disposition of her property. tens a ge Now in Prison. New Yor, February 18.— Wm, Hooper Young was taken to Sing Sing} * ' prison today, where he will commence 4 life sentence for the murder of Mrs, Anna Pulitzer. —* 260 ___._. Passed the House SackaMENTo, February 18—Greer’s bill appropriating $5000 for the improvement of the grounds of Satter’s Fort passed the Assembly this morning without a dissenting vote, A. Bicknell, deceased,*an order wag made in the Superior Court today ordering the publication of notice to creditors pablished in the Darty TranSORIPT _-———ee + Charge of Murder CamsBrivgg, Masz., February 18—An Indictment charging the murder of Agnes McPhee at Somerville in Ootober last, was reported today against George L. O. Perry, the young man who was arrested in connection with the series of murders and murderous assaults which occurred in Boston aod vicinity in the Fall. Perry is dangerously ill in prison of typhoid fever. An Oiler Killed. Cu10aco, February 18.—Jobn Ward, an oiler in the engine room of the Grand Pacific Hotel, was Anstantly killed today while oiling the machinery. ns Better Than Gold. “I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility,” writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N. H. “No remedy belped me until] began usiag Electric Bitters, whieh did me more good than all the medicines 1 had ever used. The have also kept my wife. in excellent ealth for years. She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and invigorator for weak, ran down women, No other medicine can take, its .place in our family.” Try them. Only 600, Satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vin. ton, draggist France, Holland Italy, and 318 times in England and the United States. A nine-months old corn husking dog watched its master husk corn one day and then began tearing the husks from the ears as fast as an average farm hand could doit. The next day the dog did several hours’ work in the fleld, . Sir Obarles Russell brought to bay Pigott, the famous forger, by getting him to write the word “hesitancy.” In the forged letter the word was mispelled “hesitency.” The day the flight of Pigott was announced an editor wrote the headline, “The man wh») ‘hesitetes’ is lost ” A match factory foreman has explained the much lower wages of the women employees as being due to the fact that the latter lack judgment, and that few can deal with a difficulty requiring mechanical skil]. D, O. Mille, a New York millionaire, owns a $1,000 overcoat, Which he lost the other day. The garment is supposed to have been stolen by an expert hall thief. Mr. Mill has offered a reward of $100 for its return. Anna, Countess de Castellane, is said to sleep in the great bed of Mme. de Sevigne, the finest in the world. It is made of gilded cedar, inlaid witb precions stones, and has painted panels by the greatest masters of the 17th and 18th centuries. The British war office bas, says a New York Tribune cablegram from London, decided topresent medals to Messrs, Hamilton and Ewen, Canadian correspondents, who described in the Toronto Globe Pasrdeburg and other battles in South Africa. is the latest along the Wabash. It. Sear Mary A. Bicknell, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them wi h the nece:~ Sary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice. to the said administrator at the law office of Fred ls, Nevada City, California, the same being the place for th» transaction of the business of the said estate in the County of Nevada. Dated February 14 A, D. 1 908. CLARENGE C. MULLEN, Administrator with Will annexed of the estate of Mary A. Bicknell, deceased. fi4 landherchief . Darty THE LADIES OF Crinity Episcopal Guild Wili give a novel entertainment at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright —ON Wednesday Evening, Feb. 18th. A very attractive program will be rendered. The public is invited to attend. ADMISSION, FREE. which 25 cents will . be charged, and Store for Rent —— One of the best located stores of this city is now offered for rent. The place has been occupied for :35 years as a Grocery and has done a good business, ness. For particulars, call on JOHN T. MORGAN Refreshments will te served, for. fl handkerchiefs will be offered for sale. I . rates lowest; genuine comfort ; tourist sleeping cars to A splendid place for any kind of busiand principal Eastern States. urged to judge. had a serious illness in fan Francisco of Hi Shearer ag Marshal and E, J. several months ago. Oharles Hyman Morgan as Treasurer will also. expire. will leave tomorrow morning for the The citizens of this city could not 8e~. pedside of bis brother. lect more capable men to fill these poHicks ooo Found Dead. sitions than the outgoing officials, as they always acted as they thought best er he is peculiarly fitted for this office, TOMMY [OORB’S TONSORIAL, Hi Shearer, our present efficient . ~ PARLORS. jest man } thermom ng regiat Passed the Bille. igM 3s: ot ‘My doctor some Pp! cofsamption and nothing hin others . {done for me. I was given g l cost y SacraMENTO, February 18—The AsSe ag of a free trial. ty 3 a 7 -{Sembly this morning passed the bill aiiauees oe i. py tion, induced ‘introduced by Brown of San Mateo, : re eto { try if were startling. I am nos On. establishing a State Board of Obarities! to recovery and Owe all to ji es O’Bri d tions, ew Diecovery. It guy dto R. I for the welfare of the city. ane SRS a. life.” This great cure a ion the Yt ; 2 ions anteAts : : for all throat and lung digg Ing dam. P. G. Scadden, although serving on San Josz, Feb. 12. a ri ie rystericus Circumstance. 2. Vinton, druggist, Prigg d the Board for scarcely a year, has. #00, aged 60, was found ‘dead in.bis rial Bottles free, : best dres a Seach cine: that. Chair at his home on Jackson streeet, Pteld Men Shas pd Wakes he See B epanick arian ater a Santa Clara, last evening. Death was ae she ate ie blushing with : BF. Ro he is a capable and conscientious ofdue to chronic alcoholism. Raat when De King’s New Life Pills . . ig el ficial. He hag elways paid particular. . to maintain it. By gently a ae the CA STO n. cor a tien . lazy organs they compel g ges. attention to the needs of the city and . ldoaiaud lsll S anpatiomion Try For ts ana dl pot mares careful as 30 the expenditures of ite} IT 15 NOT DIFFICULT [them. Only 253, at W. D. Vinton’s, ‘The Kind Yue lin live nocked ; finances. : Druggist. t be onls J. H. Rogers was elected to the office} —_—case < y ; J in. For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, . Bears the ’ he now holds two years ago, et . . because we understand our business, . Good Meats. @ignature of ZL a ty prize attending to his duties he has acted as That’s why eo many people have their . eeanorat he thought beet and has always looked . tonsorial work done here: ss 9 . Bo -aueb pena Rie ea atiae SHAVING, 15 OENTs. Oo'ley Brothers bave the very best. ome, ies :—Mr. ected. Beingof beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand For the best of every hi at all times. . D drop int meat line send your ordersty cure a fr . Oity-Marshal, -hae-made-oneof-the. = a best officers this pity has ever had. ‘ Whenever a disturbance has occurre ad These Prices he has been quick to arrest the offenders and see that they were punished. _ Tr He has been prompt in the collection of taxes and licenses and after filling . Men’s Shoes rag ced and Heeled the position so efficiently for two years Ladies’ Shoes" Halt Soled and Heslea is worthy of the support of the iarsid fes80 conte, EK, J. Morgan, who at present 8 Aone maesenieks: the position of City Treasurer, is one of our best known young men, and’ ANTONIO LOLLA: has taken Care of our finances-insuch The Shoemaker @ carefal manner, that it would be} Bread strest;below Hicks & Dun: wise to again elect him. lap’s Assay Office, Nevada City. THE OLD RELIABLE ~ Absolutely Pure . HERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE a Electro-Dental Parlors PUPEED : DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly tour years ago. One of the largest and best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and — JUDSON=ALTON . S$ G20 A BERTH PARTIES Personally conducted on merit. 1860, when Company was established. Pleased patrons since Fulfilled promises— grand scenery; through MISSOURI, ILLINOIS ! NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND You are invited ‘to gall or At.the Citizens Rank. . . write for information and help—the value of which you are Tourist Offices, 88 Orocker Bailding, JUDSON-ALTON EXCURSIONS ~ hd Big sale of Black and Colored Dress Skirts, 1 nt, Dew veral cho! ou to try Taylor’s & ing 60c. T bo to prov re is roon orld, but» . That is pats in tl at the Ma men are £ bme less t pare if yor Maher & Co., Nevadal -——_——FOR——_. Spring 1903 EE 905855050050 Hew Gingtams, 10 Cents per Taliines . All new. No has beens in this lot. All nice fi ore _AlLto be seen ‘in our large windows. All new pate their em ‘you can only find them at our store. Other stores trike e ‘more mouey for some not as good . Better come sooij a “Idle m . mount di ‘Cheviot, mixed Goods and serges. Just fifteen leftial p Deafness '—every one of them for less than you could buy thes Relea i : . ‘ the disea: is only o bat is by c ess is cau of the mt n Tube. i you hav: ffect heari: closed, L inless the out and mal cond byed fore: B caused bg but an cous ser rwill give y case o fh) that ca h Cure, DHENEY by drugs Vs Family Respectfully, Meher &o EEN UTTER A IS THE VERY BEST AYXY of our Pocket Knives, Shears, Bee sors and Carpenter tools with this bral are guaranteed against being too sa breaking from flaws. Call for the KE KUTTER GOODS. We have a full and coxtplete line. iskey tha ids your pure att thon, NO HU brsemet Are Located Here Permanently . = BB the Ne with allthe modern ELEGTRICAL and other conveniences for’: doing absolutely first-class work. . F All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other N : mE tool § dentists. e ® vill find y OUR PRICES Hime a mi PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS... $2.00 U % r skeptic GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. . 6 00) SILVER FILLINGS. . .) 10 VW BRIDGE WORK, per tooth . 6 09 SILVER NPE ars eae, ibe UF HARDWARE Pp ne PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. : vada City @ it fail @@No charge for Extracting when plates are ordered, Pine Street, Z ' 5 ale Kidney Phone Ma n 633. R. E. SMITH, D.D. s re. ™ sanic. Building. up Stairs, Pine Stréet, ‘Nevada City, mre the a , of proof ST a ee City pi Dple, 8 Case of ee Davy, . Oppositi years I . aint, plait ross the of tim [FINE GROCERIES At the lowest possible uotch. We have always cong =" as foteils giving unusual values, — n’s Kidn went lag witact us doir ymmend the same thing lame, » right here every day. Not be i to take a: orm exe for 50 ce: foster-Mij ) Agents . Pmber th Substitr Drop in and get some of our . prices. You are always welcome. %. T. W. SIGOURNE! 09. Commercial Street, Nevada City. ,

_ficer of a county, city, city and county, or town, such publiee ie a _pieerecans NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. ae — Nevapa City DAILy TRANSCRIPT WOODS a FRED HE. BROWN, Manager ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Met, + +, $6 Per Year. By Cerrier, ee : Delivered to any. part uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2c Per Week SATURDAY... aia a atsafe visisin Aidala wntgleg Vonekide sb sive Cate February 14, 1903 FOR THE PROTECTIONOF NEWSPAPER MEN. HE bill which has been introduced in both houses of the _ California Legislature, (in the Senate by Senator Leavitt and in the Assembly by Asseinblyman Dunbar) is a. measure entirely worthy and just, and will undoubtedly pass by a big majority, The bill provides for the protection of genuine newspapers, with a bona fide circulation and standing, against concerns without standing or merit. It protects the people in that it requires publications to be made in the paper which will-give the same publicity, and§thus®prevents the hiding of notices of importance in obscure sheets. The following is a full text .of the bill: : Section 1: There is hereby added a new title to part four of an Act entitled “An Act to establish a Political Code,” approved March 12th, 1872, to be known‘as title five and to read as. follows: Title 5. Publications by State Officers and Commissioners, or the officers of counties, cities, cities and counties, or towns. 4458 Publications. 4459. Newspapers of general circulation. eee 4458. Whenever any publication, or notice by publication, or official advertising is required. to be given or made by the provisions of this Code, the Civil Code, the Code of Civil Procedure, the Penal Code, or by any law of the State, by any officer now ,existing, or any hereafter to be created, in this State, or any political subdivision thereof, or by any ofcation or notice by publication, or official advertising, shall be given or made only in a newspaper of general circulation, where such a newspaper is published within the jurisdiction of said official, iranian eyecare ata 4459. A newspaper of general circulation is a newspaper published for the dissemination of local or telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide subscription list of paying subscribers, and which shall have been established, printed, and published, in the State, county, city, city and county, or town, where such publication, notice of publication, or official advertising; is given or made, for at least one year, A newspaper_devoted to the interests, or published for the entertainment of a particular class, profession, trade, calling, race, or denomination, or any number thereof, is not a newspaper of general circulation. Section 2. This Act will take effect immediately. Asking Aid. . Personal Notes. WasHINGTON, February 18,—Dr: oO. Henry Meyer and John Moran Jr. J. Sorensen, Surgeon in Chief of the . came over from Cherokee today. Northern Michigen General Hospital F. L. Bernardi of San Francisco arand Chairman of the Nationa! Finland rived on the morning train. 7 Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Miller came over Central Relief Committee of the Unifrom North San Juan today. ted States, arrived here today to eon-. F. M. Newhaus is here from Sacrasult with Senators Burrows and Alger . mento. of Michigan and Nelson of Minnesota regarding relief for the famine stricken Se In the matter of the estate of Mary Gus Rondoni, an Italian living on NAVAL OFFICER. THE (IT ELECTION “. over two months off, the matter of se=< . Dry Creek: below Grass Valley, was brought to’that city today suffering Being Talked of the sight of the eye. Already. The residence ot Art’iur Cooper, the assayer, on Hills Flat, was destroyed by fire this morning, The fire was started from an overheated chimney. Loss $700, 7 Dangerously Il. Jecting reliable men to fill the offices i+ . : already being quietly talked of, This} Charles Hyman received a telegram today from Dr. Scofield. of Angels year there will be two Trustees, MarCamp, Calaveras county, stating that shal and Treasurer to be elected. The Although the annual city election is Grass Valley Notes. Dangerously I. [Stabb 1g A During the past 48 hours the condiIELD, tion of Mrs. N. P. Brown has mater=/ Bennett, a youn ially changed and her death may -be. @t Fish’s livery Stable looked for at almost any moment. All. @nd maybe fatally inj ee her relatives have-been notified of her} bootblack short)> ,» serious condition, Her brother, Dr, David L. Deal of Pacific Grove, who. barber shop Next to has been by hér bedside night and day . and complaineg that for the past two weeks, had no hopes} sleep on accoun of her recovery whatever from the first. the stable, He day of his arrival, after a critical ex-. manding that the Animal jy amination of her case. and Bennett and ahaa This announcement will be received. named Knox ®CCompanieg with deep regret and sorrow by Mrs. shop, where 80 Altérosie Brown’s numerous friends and ac-/and the former WAS cot . quaintances, many of whom have en-. The Negro was arresteg joyed ber social companionship as a. pocket knife with blood ey neighbor and friend for over thirty} was found on bis person: years and have learned to love her. for. the white men attucked af the beautiful traits of character which . club and that he ad j he wa t ofa dog e Came to thy) s Ite or, th Bus] she possesses, ted in may get his brother, David Hyman, was very terms of P. G. Scadden and J. H. Rog ers will expire as Trustees, the terms sick and that his life was despaired of, It will be remembered that Mr, Hyman WASHINGTON, Feb. 14—Contrary to general expectation and to numerous inside tips, Colonel John P. Irish is to be superseded. as naval officer of the Port of San Francisco by Representative Samuel D. Woods of Stockton, who retires from Congress on March 4. ' This decision was reached at the White House after many conferences, some of them attended by national managers of the Republican party. At the first suggestion of a change President Roosevelt took a stand against it on the ground that Colonel Irish gave conspicuous service to the Republican party in 1896 and 1900. To this suggestion answer was made that Irish has held office practically six years under the Republican administration at $5000 per year and has drawn’ $30,000 from the Government-as a-reward-for~his~services, besides getting a pretty stiff fee from the Republican managers for his dash after Bryan through‘ Nebraska. The California delegation insisted that this place belongs to the Republican party; that Colenel Irish has held it long enough to reward n full) aud President Roosevelt yielded. Mr. Woods will be appointed within two or three days. The appointment of Mr. Woods as Naval Officer gives the utmost satisfaction and pleasure by his hosts of friends throughout the State, and especially by all Republicans. Flotsam and Jetsam) Brought Home. Mrs, Patrick Campbell is being modeled in clay by Miss Julia Bracken, a Chicago scultor, who made some of the statuary for the Woman’s building at the w rid’s fair. New York, February 18—The collier Ajax, which arrived here today from San Jnafh de Porto Rico, bas on board the remains of the nine sailors of the battleship Massachusetts, who were Marga Orbus, a young Roumanian, killed in an explosion in the 12-inch is attracting attention in Paris because . 2° turret on that vessel. The bodies her coloring changes with her emo. Vere brought here for interment. tions. Anxiety turns her green, joy an pink, anger black and fear violet, . The yearly cut of Lake Michigan ice for consumption in Chicago is between It {9 understood Senator Vest in. 2,000,000 and 8,000,0U0 tons. tends writing soms reminiscences after being freed from public duties. He and Mrs. Vest wili live in St. Louis after the expiration of his term. i Notice to Creditors. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE --—— ; eomnty of Nevada, State of California, “Lohengrin” earned $65,000 in royalhe matter of the estate of MARY A. nt BICKNELL, deceased. ties last year. The famous opera was Estate of Mary A. Bicknell, deceased. given 997 times in Germany, 420 in Notice is hereby given bythe undersigned, administrator with the will annexed Ce) the estate of eward him fully for anything he ever did . —. residents of Findland, Particularly the securing of ocean transportation for the grain and flour which js being con. ’ tributed’ by the farmers of their nationality in this country. The Northwestern railroads, it is stated, have« agreed to transport these supplies over their lines free of charge between February 20th and February 28th, Dr. Sorensen says that 100,000 people in Fin. jand are entirely destitute. Took Laudanum. BLoominarton, I! , Febroary 13—Mrs. Cherlee Johnson, wife of & prominent merchant of Lexington, came to this city last night and swallowed landanum. Her body was found today. She left a pathetic letter explaining that she feared ineanity. She was a recent bride. She requested that her body be buried in ber wedding gown, and left explicit directions concerning the disposition of her property. tens a ge Now in Prison. New Yor, February 18.— Wm, Hooper Young was taken to Sing Sing} * ' prison today, where he will commence 4 life sentence for the murder of Mrs, Anna Pulitzer. —* 260 ___._. Passed the House SackaMENTo, February 18—Greer’s bill appropriating $5000 for the improvement of the grounds of Satter’s Fort passed the Assembly this morning without a dissenting vote, A. Bicknell, deceased,*an order wag made in the Superior Court today ordering the publication of notice to creditors pablished in the Darty TranSORIPT _-———ee + Charge of Murder CamsBrivgg, Masz., February 18—An Indictment charging the murder of Agnes McPhee at Somerville in Ootober last, was reported today against George L. O. Perry, the young man who was arrested in connection with the series of murders and murderous assaults which occurred in Boston aod vicinity in the Fall. Perry is dangerously ill in prison of typhoid fever. An Oiler Killed. Cu10aco, February 18.—Jobn Ward, an oiler in the engine room of the Grand Pacific Hotel, was Anstantly killed today while oiling the machinery. ns Better Than Gold. “I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility,” writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N. H. “No remedy belped me until] began usiag Electric Bitters, whieh did me more good than all the medicines 1 had ever used. The have also kept my wife. in excellent ealth for years. She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and invigorator for weak, ran down women, No other medicine can take, its .place in our family.” Try them. Only 600, Satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vin. ton, draggist France, Holland Italy, and 318 times in England and the United States. A nine-months old corn husking dog watched its master husk corn one day and then began tearing the husks from the ears as fast as an average farm hand could doit. The next day the dog did several hours’ work in the fleld, . Sir Obarles Russell brought to bay Pigott, the famous forger, by getting him to write the word “hesitancy.” In the forged letter the word was mispelled “hesitency.” The day the flight of Pigott was announced an editor wrote the headline, “The man wh») ‘hesitetes’ is lost ” A match factory foreman has explained the much lower wages of the women employees as being due to the fact that the latter lack judgment, and that few can deal with a difficulty requiring mechanical skil]. D, O. Mille, a New York millionaire, owns a $1,000 overcoat, Which he lost the other day. The garment is supposed to have been stolen by an expert hall thief. Mr. Mill has offered a reward of $100 for its return. Anna, Countess de Castellane, is said to sleep in the great bed of Mme. de Sevigne, the finest in the world. It is made of gilded cedar, inlaid witb precions stones, and has painted panels by the greatest masters of the 17th and 18th centuries.

The British war office bas, says a New York Tribune cablegram from London, decided topresent medals to Messrs, Hamilton and Ewen, Canadian correspondents, who described in the Toronto Globe Pasrdeburg and other battles in South Africa. is the latest along the Wabash. It. Sear Mary A. Bicknell, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them wi h the nece:~ Sary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice. to the said administrator at the law office of Fred ls, Nevada City, California, the same being the place for th» transaction of the business of the said estate in the County of Nevada. Dated February 14 A, D. 1 908. CLARENGE C. MULLEN, Administrator with Will annexed of the estate of Mary A. Bicknell, deceased. fi4 landherchief . Darty THE LADIES OF Crinity Episcopal Guild Wili give a novel entertainment at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright —ON Wednesday Evening, Feb. 18th. A very attractive program will be rendered. The public is invited to attend. ADMISSION, FREE. which 25 cents will . be charged, and Store for Rent —— One of the best located stores of this city is now offered for rent. The place has been occupied for :35 years as a Grocery and has done a good business, ness. For particulars, call on JOHN T. MORGAN Refreshments will te served, for. fl handkerchiefs will be offered for sale. I . rates lowest; genuine comfort ; tourist sleeping cars to A splendid place for any kind of busiand principal Eastern States. urged to judge. had a serious illness in fan Francisco of Hi Shearer ag Marshal and E, J. several months ago. Oharles Hyman Morgan as Treasurer will also. expire. will leave tomorrow morning for the The citizens of this city could not 8e~. pedside of bis brother. lect more capable men to fill these poHicks ooo Found Dead. sitions than the outgoing officials, as they always acted as they thought best er he is peculiarly fitted for this office, TOMMY [OORB’S TONSORIAL, Hi Shearer, our present efficient . ~ PARLORS. jest man } thermom ng regiat Passed the Bille. igM 3s: ot ‘My doctor some Pp! cofsamption and nothing hin others . {done for me. I was given g l cost y SacraMENTO, February 18—The AsSe ag of a free trial. ty 3 a 7 -{Sembly this morning passed the bill aiiauees oe i. py tion, induced ‘introduced by Brown of San Mateo, : re eto { try if were startling. I am nos On. establishing a State Board of Obarities! to recovery and Owe all to ji es O’Bri d tions, ew Diecovery. It guy dto R. I for the welfare of the city. ane SRS a. life.” This great cure a ion the Yt ; 2 ions anteAts : : for all throat and lung digg Ing dam. P. G. Scadden, although serving on San Josz, Feb. 12. a ri ie rystericus Circumstance. 2. Vinton, druggist, Prigg d the Board for scarcely a year, has. #00, aged 60, was found ‘dead in.bis rial Bottles free, : best dres a Seach cine: that. Chair at his home on Jackson streeet, Pteld Men Shas pd Wakes he See B epanick arian ater a Santa Clara, last evening. Death was ae she ate ie blushing with : BF. Ro he is a capable and conscientious ofdue to chronic alcoholism. Raat when De King’s New Life Pills . . ig el ficial. He hag elways paid particular. . to maintain it. By gently a ae the CA STO n. cor a tien . lazy organs they compel g ges. attention to the needs of the city and . ldoaiaud lsll S anpatiomion Try For ts ana dl pot mares careful as 30 the expenditures of ite} IT 15 NOT DIFFICULT [them. Only 253, at W. D. Vinton’s, ‘The Kind Yue lin live nocked ; finances. : Druggist. t be onls J. H. Rogers was elected to the office} —_—case < y ; J in. For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, . Bears the ’ he now holds two years ago, et . . because we understand our business, . Good Meats. @ignature of ZL a ty prize attending to his duties he has acted as That’s why eo many people have their . eeanorat he thought beet and has always looked . tonsorial work done here: ss 9 . Bo -aueb pena Rie ea atiae SHAVING, 15 OENTs. Oo'ley Brothers bave the very best. ome, ies :—Mr. ected. Beingof beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand For the best of every hi at all times. . D drop int meat line send your ordersty cure a fr . Oity-Marshal, -hae-made-oneof-the. = a best officers this pity has ever had. ‘ Whenever a disturbance has occurre ad These Prices he has been quick to arrest the offenders and see that they were punished. _ Tr He has been prompt in the collection of taxes and licenses and after filling . Men’s Shoes rag ced and Heeled the position so efficiently for two years Ladies’ Shoes" Halt Soled and Heslea is worthy of the support of the iarsid fes80 conte, EK, J. Morgan, who at present 8 Aone maesenieks: the position of City Treasurer, is one of our best known young men, and’ ANTONIO LOLLA: has taken Care of our finances-insuch The Shoemaker @ carefal manner, that it would be} Bread strest;below Hicks & Dun: wise to again elect him. lap’s Assay Office, Nevada City. THE OLD RELIABLE ~ Absolutely Pure . HERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE a Electro-Dental Parlors PUPEED : DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly tour years ago. One of the largest and best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and — JUDSON=ALTON . S$ G20 A BERTH PARTIES Personally conducted on merit. 1860, when Company was established. Pleased patrons since Fulfilled promises— grand scenery; through MISSOURI, ILLINOIS ! NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND You are invited ‘to gall or At.the Citizens Rank. . . write for information and help—the value of which you are Tourist Offices, 88 Orocker Bailding, JUDSON-ALTON EXCURSIONS ~ hd Big sale of Black and Colored Dress Skirts, 1 nt, Dew veral cho! ou to try Taylor’s & ing 60c. T bo to prov re is roon orld, but» . That is pats in tl at the Ma men are £ bme less t pare if yor Maher & Co., Nevadal -——_——FOR——_. Spring 1903 EE 905855050050 Hew Gingtams, 10 Cents per Taliines . All new. No has beens in this lot. All nice fi ore _AlLto be seen ‘in our large windows. All new pate their em ‘you can only find them at our store. Other stores trike e ‘more mouey for some not as good . Better come sooij a “Idle m . mount di ‘Cheviot, mixed Goods and serges. Just fifteen leftial p Deafness '—every one of them for less than you could buy thes Relea i : . ‘ the disea: is only o bat is by c ess is cau of the mt n Tube. i you hav: ffect heari: closed, L inless the out and mal cond byed fore: B caused bg but an cous ser rwill give y case o fh) that ca h Cure, DHENEY by drugs Vs Family Respectfully, Meher &o EEN UTTER A IS THE VERY BEST AYXY of our Pocket Knives, Shears, Bee sors and Carpenter tools with this bral are guaranteed against being too sa breaking from flaws. Call for the KE KUTTER GOODS. We have a full and coxtplete line. iskey tha ids your pure att thon, NO HU brsemet Are Located Here Permanently . = BB the Ne with allthe modern ELEGTRICAL and other conveniences for’: doing absolutely first-class work. . F All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other N : mE tool § dentists. e ® vill find y OUR PRICES Hime a mi PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS...... $2.00 U % r skeptic GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. . 6 00) SILVER FILLINGS.. . ..) 10 VW BRIDGE WORK, per tooth . 6 09 SILVER NPE ars eae, ibe UF HARDWARE Pp ne PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. : vada City @ it fail @@No charge for Extracting when plates are ordered, Pine Street, Z ' 5 ale Kidney Phone Ma n 633. R. E. SMITH, D.D. s re. ™ sanic. Building. up Stairs, Pine Stréet, ‘Nevada City, mre the a , of proof ST a ee City pi Dple, 8 Case of ee Davy, . Oppositi years I . aint, plait ross the of tim [FINE GROCERIES At the lowest possible uotch. We have always cong =" as foteils giving unusual values, — n’s Kidn went lag witact us doir ymmend the same thing lame, » right here every day. Not be i to take a: orm exe for 50 ce: foster-Mij ) Agents . Pmber th Substitr Drop in and get some of our . prices. You are always welcome. %. T. W. SIGOURNE! 09. Commercial Street, Nevada City. ,