February 16, 1903 (4 pages)

Ricans sonieectngtndieinearetota ee ee Coenen ’ es a pean ge eS 4 : S No char ® ~ Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT T) = i Tale r It Hows. ; Trains Were Late. The traine on the Narrow Gauge . were several hours late yesterday. on acoount of the Southern Pacific not ’ TRANSCR February 1 Charlotte .May Chase eleter-in-law of Jobn.Ban dem. GEORGE WASHINGTON The Red Men will Honor CURT DOMES. NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. ae ) Soo sity, died at Auburn, Placer, otf FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. a = —— 5 T { d i making connections at Colfax. Theré}tast Thursday, and the funeral i¥ pod _ TERMS. OF SUBSCRIPTION Business ransac e Il is a great scareity of cars on the/held from the Methodist ces. WAL eae SoS Southern Pacific’ by reason of the. Lincoln, with interment in i numerous mashups on that road, and the train that passed threugh Oolfax ences’ . " STATE PRISON INVESTIGATION. nita cemetery. Deceased Wasa . of Nevada county, and the Patriot on Next . the Superior Court and bo Lo : E i at2 o'clock yesterday afternoon had . and 8 dags, be Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City N d E enin T to go to San Francisco and return with gue d f February 16, 1903 SacraMENTO, Feb. 16—The Assembly has set tomorrow afternoon as the 00 ay Y ‘ (ay. she passengers and mail, The passenFiremen Attentio c Recor 0 eee or aee ° P sh: shal ED aca NT OE OS Sih time when the reports of the Committee on Prisons and Reformatories regardgers and mail which should bave ar On & rived here on the 4:45 train yesterday ing the youths straight jacket. afternoon, did not arrive bere until 10 The following business was transA Department meeting wil} bela Doings of Our Bt ‘. On Thursday evening ef this week HE POLL AX Aipenibhy ek Beoes SUL ase ake Ree iat the local tribe f Red a of this city . acted in the Superior Court today, o’clock last night. Jelage' me of t—_ Poel : i : i : . PESDS SETAE NEE nee will hold ite second monthly social . Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: len HE BILL now before the Legislature to abolish the poll tax shouid’ . we believe, be defeated. There are many strong reasons in favor of 444444 4 4, GEO. B. CORTELYOU APPOINTED P, Brockington ve. Joseph Williams. Continued one week. McAulay vs. Tahoe Ice Oompany. Motion to dismiss argued and eubmitted. entertainment, to which the wives and daughters of the members of the order have been ‘invited, slso other guests. The musical and literary program will commence at 8:80 o’clock, and this Personal Mention. C. B. Sessions is here from San Francisco. o’olock, for the purpose of gran. to attend the annual ball to bi: by the Grass Valley Fire Depans and for the purpose of trang othar business that might pros come before the meeting, People. . ntendent Gus Kartrel morning for San F J. L. Herron came over from Reno aa ineus the poll tax, the strongest being that the amount goes to the support will be followed by other attractive : sigs Pris pg regen sar Pe the ing: Ona ee <a of the schools of the State. It also is levied upon people who pay no other tax. features. These entertainments will). «J. F. Parsons came iu on the morn: Conservative public opinion says that the poll tax should be sustained and it . is hoped that the proceedings In the Legislature to work abolition of the poll tax will not meet with success. The tax fe assailed on the false premise that it is an unequal and anjust tax. In fact, it is neither, for it is more aniform than any other tax scheme in our system. It is probable also that it is more uniformly collected than any other tax. It amounts to this—it is an annual contribution by all citizens below a fixed age and above their majority, for the support of the most generally approved of all our {ostitutions, namely, the common schools. It is, we confess, difficult to understand the sentiment that prompts good citizens in the opposition of the tax. It is aot a burdensome thing. It is paid not only by American taxpayers but Chinese and Japanese residents also, who SEVERE COLD IN . WasHINeTOoN, Feb. 16—The President today sent to the Senate the nomination of George B. Cortelyou as Secretary-of the Department of Commerce and Labor. ~Cortelyou has served with distinction as Private Secretary for the lamented President McKiuley and also for President Roosevelt. i 4eeewnee eee’ a MIDDLE STATES 6 Thursday, March 5th, at 10 o'clock. Bayne .vs., Locke. Set for trial on Vhursday, February 26th. Estate of Henry Mill, deceased: Tris) continued until February 20th. Estate of Sarah M. Oleveland, deceased. Petitfon for order of sale of real estate and personal property. Order of sale granted. Bond fixed at People vs, Charles P. Schenk. Oontinued until Wednesday, February 18th. be held on the third Thursday of each month and, it is calculated, will prove an excellent factor in arousing increased interest if the order from persons not connected with it. Sunday next being Washington’s Birthday, the Red Men all over the land will honor the memory of that patriarch member and founder of the order by holding special services or exercises of a memorial character. Wyoming Tribe of this city have arravged for an interesting and impressive program of exercises which will Brown, who is ill ing train from Oregon. B. Newell came down from North Bloomfield last evening. z Hon. W. E. F. Deal will arrive here Wednesday. morning from Oarson, Nevada, to see his sister, Mrs. N. P. beyond recovery. oo fl ystericus Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the otber fresh and rosy. Wheuce the difference? She who is blushing with health uses Dr. King’s New. Life Pills to maintain it. By gently arousing the neer mine left yesterda an Jose and San Fran follie Fuller, who hi a visit to her brother turned yesterday mo ncisco. fila -Northey, who hi a visit to her sister, nd brether, Joseph ! ned: to San Francisco. Dillon of Washington br San Francisco. . Powell, Sherman Me atsou, who have been Escaped an Awfal Fate, 4 Mr, H. Baggins of Melboutne Be ida, write: ‘My. doctor told ne . consumption and nothing cony done for me. I was given Up to’ The offer of a free trial bottle of King’s New Discovery for Gon, tion, induced me to try it, 5 were startling. Iam now on them to recovery and owe all to Dr, fis ew Discovery. It surely gaye; life.” This great cure is guarag for all throat and lung digensey by D. Vinton, druggist, Price 5c 44 Trial Bottles free. = 00 a il business, have 1 Curcaco, Feb, 16—A terrific cold wave is prevailing throughoat the Middle . be held at the Congregational Ohurch A es ap ie — ee ee ey arene Shey a aa ul see ono , ¥ ; nued un ednesday, Febr 2 Tr make little or no other contribution to the maintenance of the Government, States, Seven inches of snow has fallen here with a forty-mile gale of wind . °° next Sunday evening, to which the ih DF on rie Shc, at Wa Dy vintoa’s. tala i ee yet they are privileged to enjoy all the benefits of the free school system. oe : . public are cordially invited. Rev. J. *. To abolish the tax means to add largely to the burdens of texpayers and relieve the aliens entirely. It has been pointed out that the poll tax gave the common schools in the last six years $2,326,526 81, or more than two anda quarter million dollars. This enormous sum, necessary for the maintenance of the school fund, every dollar of which, less costs of collection, goes to that fund, must be added to the sum of other taxation if the poll tax is ab slished. Under the poll tax system a large amount is collected from people who pay “no personal or real property tax, and thus if relieved of the poll tax will contribute nothing whatever to the maintenance of the Government which shelters them, guarantees them their liberties and the free education of themselves and their children, By accurate calculation it will be found that if che poll tax is abolished, the revenue it now insures to the State will have to be securad by increased taxation upon property, and that Will mean, on the basis of present needs and estimates, the adding of nearly four cents to ‘the annusl tex rate of the State. To send the question of the abolishment of the tax to the people to vote upon is an évasion and will not relieve the Legislature of responsibility in the matter. It should not heed the sentimental pleading in favor of abolishment. through Tennessee, Nebraska, Missouri, blowing and the temperature four degrees above zero. The cold wave extends Wisconsin, Kansas and North Dakota. Married Saturday. Last Saturday evening, at the home of the bride’s parents on the Wyoming road, a happy event transpired, when Rev. Father Clyne of St. Canice Cathclic church, united in marriage, Mr. Charles Dougherty and Miss -Bessie Harry: The bride was attended by Miss Hannah Dougherty, sister of the groom, and Thomes Harry was--best man. The parlors were beautifully decorated for the occasion, the bridal party standing beneath a beaatifal floral bower. After the ceremony the guests repaired to the dining room, Handkerchiel Party The party to be given at'Mrs, Englebright’s next Wednesday evening promises to be a great social success The program is unusually interesting and attractive. “The Maidens All For lorn,” instructed by Miss Claudia Griffiths, and the “Dutch Flirtation” or handkerchief drill, ander the direction of Mrs. Fred Breese, are features that will surely please all. The spacious home of Mrs. Englebright will be beautifully decorated for the occasion and those whe attend are assured a pleasant evening’s entertainment. Druggist. Sims, who holds a distinguished position in the Great Council of the United States, Imp. O. R. M., will deliver an appropriate address and an excellent musical program will be rendered. Weimer Tribe of Red Men and the Pocabontas Oouncil of Grass Valley have been invited and will meet with Estate of James A. Stewart, deceased. Petition for order of sale of real estate granted. Estate of John W. Downing, deceased. Hearing of final account and} petition for distribution continued until further order ef the court. (iood Meats. Colley Brothers have the very bes‘ of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times bovine ranges in that funtry. y. H. Bray, who has ncisco visiting her par aturday evening. Bostrom and John -CASTORII For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always f were in town Saturda: d Mrs. O. Swayze t Bears the —— Estate of Johanna Driscoll, incomSSR TNIT Wyoming Tribe at 7 p. m. at the hall of the latter and march to the church in a body. Grass Valley News. The Slate Ledge, better dnown as the Perrin mine, at Forest Springs, below Grass Valley, is to be reopened. A. Oulp has arrived from Oregon to take charge of the property. A new hoisting works and a mill capable of petent, Confirmation of sale continued one week. Come Here and Learn Why so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON JIM DOWER Proprietor IT IS NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, Maher & Co., Nevada Ci Spring 1903 om a trip to the metre pzekiah Tickell of Sac guite ill with la grippe Fenny is here fro 0, en route to Downie ptt is here from O a few days. Matthews, the well-kno’ man, is in town. ane came down fron d yesterday and 1 for San Francisco, Stempher, foreman ne at Columbia Hill, . Spring ot wih ee ee ei A eate Oe, Cl gedaan el iis s : pn handling eighty tons of or a <a 090060080000 <a> for ‘San Francisco. The outcry against-4he tax ia that the poor man haato pay it. Of course tue. wheres a bounteous wedding eupper ri to be eG oiehty te on age nae because we understand’ our business. ~ @ ] Lane is here from Sat poor, rich and the fairly well to do alike pay it, for it is uniform in its opera. awaited them. Mr. and Mrs. Doughsat ton decth of 1500: fect.” Ak That's why so many people have their aie 5 ES OD te ar NES ee : i cea _Lerty left yesterday morning for San , P : 8©8® . tonsorial. work done here. a tion, and thérefore more tearly just thai taxation based upon asseseed values, FF a caibon. where they will “pas their RES Ghaae oT Wise + New. ¥ork-compans-is ~back--of: the4-.--! ret whem ey sie Ht ans ee a 2. 5 -_ [ ff a Weeney Teturnec last which are seldom ascertained ag the Conatitation and the laws require. The ites ih On their return they Viee is due chiefly to inattention; not proposition. SHAVING, 15 OENTS. a 9 ‘ Francisco where’he t poor man’s little the Assessor always finds; there ie no escape from that, . wij] reside on Main street. The bride ignorance, but oh latest ag! “I see + 080 TOMMY TT MLORES v J ; ; Bricinceeces ‘s whereas the property of those having much means is largely secreted, evades. is a charming and preposeessing ran sate ge sepa A ae Pesull Low Water oe fe aie All new. — No has beens in this lot. All nice fine “i > last evening on his the officers, or undervalued. iced ea mar ered cad not ‘absent, but defective. It is on the 9 e ree All to be seen in our“large windows. All new patterns Hill. : er friends for her man . margin instead of in the focus of cona ‘ ye came down from G ay eh annua/ly for the support of the common echools the small sam/ +. 414 will make a good wife for the. sciousness. In the language of physio-. gince the late cold enap set in people Read These Prices . you can only find them at our store. Other stores ask ee of $2.00 the poor man honors himeelf and ie put out of the dependent class. . pyshand. The groom is one of our} jogical psychology a present appetite . j, a netdl hapacaitruan hWiie wwies . more money (ap wanie aubas good Better come soon, ¥ Piausiews: Me Penn Truth is, it is no compliment, but rather a reproach to the poor man to plead . best known young miners, and has 8] presents its claims on great billows of taps to flow freely and a correspondPoe l we have a nice line to sh o from Graniteville to that he cannot pay as much as $2.00 a year to the maintenance of the public. host of friends who wish him success cvarbiphecyroepictag wale Rigen ingly low pressure hae been the result,. Men’s Shoes Half Soled and Heeled . a € to show you. Pac chuahoee: ‘school system, which isa necessity for hie obildren. The rich can send their . in the step which he has taken, The) ft characterletie mark of immediate . 0d in case of a conflagration the firefor 90 rente. Big sale of Black and Colored Dress Skirts, ma sndemar and wife sons and daughters to private schools charging tuition, The poor must avail of the State schools. Why then plead that they should not enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to the support of the sehool system? BRIEF MENTIONS, ; Tee Law Library. The new board of law library trustees of Nevada county recently appointed by the Board of Supervisors met Saturday afternoon in the Oourthouse and organized. The following gentlemen compose the board. Judge F. T. Nilon, District Attorney George L. Jones, Fred Searls, Thomas 8, Ford and O.J. Miller. The board organized by electing Thomas 8. Ford chairman and George L. Jones secretary. A claim of $100 for law books was allowNews Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. best wishes of their many friends go with them, IN NEVADA CITY. Every Claim Is Backed by Local Testimony. If the reader wante stronger proof than the following statement and, experience of a resident of Nevada City, what can it be? Frank Milburn of Upper Grass Valley road, says: ‘‘You can tell it to anyone you please and in any manner you please that Doan’s Kidney Pills are not only worth recommending but that anyone suffering from kidney complaint, backache, lumbago, call it ed, and this leaves the library almoat out of debt, only a few small claims being outsiding, not more than $25 in all, with almost enough in the treasary to meet these demands. The libray now contains sbout 750 volumes. As new reports are being received, it is John A, Harney and W. Hagen were discharged from the county jail today, after serving sentences of sixty days. They were sent over from Truckee for disturbing the peace. August Rapp has been appointed as agent in this city for the Nevada County Laundry. Mr. Rapp is well qualified to attend to the daties of the position, and all orders left with him, will be promptly attended to. The Sunday Oall of yesterday contained a half page picture of the mem' bers of the Commercial Men’s Minstrels, who appeared here on February 7th. The likeness is 'rueto life, and several of the faces were easily recognized by friends in this city, becoming apparent that the shelf room will soon be inadequate; in fact many books are now piled on top of the bookcases and additional room is a_necessity. In order to remedy this the board voted to ask the Supervisors at their next session to place additional shelvinginthe room. The library was establisbed in 1892. Regular meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. It is open to all residente of the county and is well patronized by practicing attorneys. The books on the shelves are valued at between $5000 what you will, stands sadly in his own light if be does not take a course of the treatment, Half a dozen doctors told me I bad diabetes and all of them gave me up. This was several years ago. Four yeare-ago I had dropsical swelling making me twice my natural size; you can understand etter my position when I tell you I a. tapped twice. Just before going to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills I could not lift anything on account of my back, if I even stooped it required a great terrific effort to straighten and to aman in this condition life is pot a continual round of pleasure. Doan’s Kidney Pills certainly worked wonders, The burning aching in my back has absolutely disappeared. I can lift and my back has been so sirengthened that I am not inperipheral excitation. The future conFequences of the gratification of that appetite, on the contrary, are represented by the tiny, faint, feeble waves which flow over from some other brain center, excited long ago, when the ¢connection of this particular cause with its natural effect was first experienced. In such an unequal contest between powerful vibrations shot swift and straight along the tingling nerves from the seat of immediate peripheral commotion and the meager, measured flow of faded impressions whose initial velocity and force were long since spent what wonder that the remote effect seems dim, vague and wenreal, and that the immediate gratification of the insistent, clamorous appetite or passion wins the day!—Willlam De Witt Hyde in Atlantic. The Woman and the Rose. A traveler stopped at a little cabin in the Georgia woods. He wore a white rose on his coat, one that a little girl had plucked and pinned there as he Was leaving home. A woman entered the cabin. She stood and gazed at the rose a moment. Then, darting forward, she tore it from the stranger’s coat and stamped it on the rude floor. “Why did you do that?’ asked the stranger, leaping to his feet. “Hush!” said a man who was sitting near. “That’s my wife, an’—an’—she ain’t right here,” tapping his forehead. “We had a little girl once with blue eyes an’ hair like a sunset. She wandered off among the roses one day, lost, lost, an’ when we found her she was where the roses grow, an’ they waa creepin’ over her, an’ the wife there went mad, an’ now she says the roses stole the child an’ hid her away from Ladies’ Shoes Half Soled and Heeled . for 60 cents. All work guaranteed, ANTONIO LOLLA The Shoemaker Broad street, below Hicks & Dunlap’s Assay Office, Nevada Oity. men would be consiierably hampered in their efforts to combat the flames. Ohief Engineer Legg has suggested that in case of an alarm being turned iu residents should tarp off their wa ter so as to admit of an increased cir culation in the mains. Cheviot, mixed Goods and serges. Just fifteen left in this —every one of them for less than you could buy the goo Respectfully, Do You Suffer With WEAK EYES? If so do not delay having them examined by R. J. BENNETTS) The Expert Optician. . Wir to persons wearing glasses . Tt is a Great Advantage tis ‘Suitea Oseies is permanently located in Nevada City where they can consult . him and have their glasses changed when found necessary. . _ With years of experience and with the aid of New Optical Instruments it has made my examinations very satisfactory. ; . Special attention to Children’s Eyes. . No Fancy -Prices Charged. OFFICE AT ' ‘ . { IS THE VERY BEST Moahexr & Co. om Auburn, where th me time ago on aco us illness and death r’s sister-in-law, Mr Chase Bandemar. mM Pollard, who resid irschman reservoir, 1 for San Francisco on assaway returned he om San Franeisco » hing for North Bloom: syes and children D are here visiting. Hamlen and J. W. W: men of Reno, are in t Pury Metzenbaugher r ng from a visit to Sar Madurill of the Monte —— AXY of our Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors and Carpenter tools with are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. KUTTER GOODS. We have’ a full and complete line. B here on a visit to hit pLoughridge. 4) returned last evenir cisco and this morni me at French Oorral: htendent L. L. Mye D the Malokoff mine id yesterday. . this brand too soft of Call for the KEEN Se ee ee, an and Jel GEO. E. TURNER HARDWARE hest waterfall in the bsechic, is about 10( Dhibuahua, in Mexic it of the Sierra Madre be Cascade falls 988 fe ee ; ; German steamshi SHORE Eek ARs RO CLA IOS et Ee and $6000, and for the first time since convenienced when bringing any] us forever, an’ she goes about an’ tram9 Pine Street, Ps iz Nevada city I will be over 700 fe Champion mine, bad the misfortune helne established the lit leet DCe. strain on the muscles of the loins. I] ples them, just like she did the rose VINTON S PH AR M Zz é . et broad. The levi to havea piece of steel lodge in bie t rs debt . SPURT Ae atesO8s would not take a hundred dollars and. there on the floor.” SOS Y ™perial” seta of ro oe arcrday Dr. Muller removed] "°° TOM COD ‘have a return of the lameness and UN Promenade deck, fo the substance, ary soreness across the small of my back. ei ———— P will be charged q The Directors of the. Seventeenth Better Then Geld. District Agricultural Association held their annual meeting in this city Saturday night and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: George “[ was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility.” writes F. J. Green, of Laucaster, N.H. “Noremedy helped me until] began asing Electric Bitters, I have never ceased to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills”. Sold for 50 cents a box by all dealers. Foster-Milborn Oo., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Handherchiel Dart. THE LADIES OP ee sted to maintain a 1 Flectro-Dental Parlors 5 knots an hour, Pe more Oatarrh in thig Otry than all other . E. FINE GROCERIES Mainhart, Preeident; H ,. whieh did me more good th 1 Remember the name—Doan’s—snd DR R. E. M H res Ott the . Vice President; G. J. aie 2 se Fears : had ever used. They have he as oe a eg : = == < . W many vente yp ss R. J. Frank, Sec : also kept my wife in excellent health ’ Wili give a novel entertainment at the. These parlors are a branch of the Elect 4 : e t a i ran retary for years. She saw Electric Bitters . ig ese sctabliahad uantee "lcen’ seman rp ct gg Eariore of Sacramento, At the lowest possible notch. &, Mision Mecsas’ . The funeral of the late John B. Gofedig-oe splendid 4 _— ba aro D W E P t best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast a and ¥, have always been known as ma to eute pg Kh fett took place at Moores Fiat last . “6 y are e grand topic and invig. ren Ounced it j orator for weak, ran down women. No rs ng 6 rig giving unusual values, ' neurable. Setarday and was largely attonded. — . Stat?" egicina ‘ona’ take les pitca ie Oe 0] al MOT. Are Located Here Permanently and you will find macnetareh to be a ¢ = aseetsniive ae people from this ee ee aant, ate ou te ® j —on— _. oe modern ELEOTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing ae us doing nal treatment Ha city ‘went out to Sutton’s fleld at Town teed oY. Vine a utely first-class work, oe ‘ fe, manufacture themeelves coasting. B ssi os os : — dentists. P sbarged by othpr right here every day. oad ae * the mar Yeeterd e may look pleasant whatever you. ne of the best located stores of this A very attraetive program will be renOUR PRICES J : r ally in doses eal ocala: be lawfully billed. which . offer, but set out “Old Gilt Edge” . city is now offered for rent. The place ered. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00/ GOLD FILLINGS. 00 U rege ase ig loners ste me od and mo yo ; zi : sale at 320 Clay st., 8. F. Wichman ery So —— ° seen O UNO 5S oo vices ces 0 50c L ; ee an : There is whisky and whisky, but Lutgen & ed ‘ : mara! A sp'endid place for any-kind of busiADMISSION, FREE. PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS. Oc Lp y case it faila only cne “Jesse Moore” Whisky—the kind doctors recommend for its purity and healthfulness, For the best of every hing in the weat line send your orders to Naffziger. For particulars, call on JOHN T. MORGAN © ° Refreshments will be served, for which 25 cents will be charged, and At the Citizens Rank. Oy" Sechatye for Extracting when plates are ordered, Phone Ma n 633. R. BE. SMHUTH, D. D. s handkerchiefs will be offered for sale. mn sonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street da City, T. W. SIGOURN: Arculars and testimo NEY & Co. Props, To uruggists, price 7 mily Pilis are the b Peer = Commercial Street, Nevada City.

Ricans sonieectngtndieinearetota ee ee Coenen ’ es a pean ge eS 4 : S No char ® ~ Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT T) = i Tale r It Hows. ; Trains Were Late. The traine on the Narrow Gauge . were several hours late yesterday. on acoount of the Southern Pacific not ’ TRANSCR February 1 Charlotte .May Chase eleter-in-law of Jobn.Ban dem. GEORGE WASHINGTON The Red Men will Honor CURT DOMES. NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. ae ) Soo sity, died at Auburn, Placer, otf FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. a = —— 5 T { d i making connections at Colfax. Theré}tast Thursday, and the funeral i¥ pod _ TERMS. OF SUBSCRIPTION Business ransac e Il is a great scareity of cars on the/held from the Methodist ces. WAL eae SoS Southern Pacific’ by reason of the. Lincoln, with interment in i numerous mashups on that road, and the train that passed threugh Oolfax ences’ . " STATE PRISON INVESTIGATION. nita cemetery. Deceased Wasa . of Nevada county, and the Patriot on Next . the Superior Court and bo Lo : E i at2 o'clock yesterday afternoon had . and 8 dags, be Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City N d E enin T to go to San Francisco and return with gue d f February 16, 1903 SacraMENTO, Feb. 16—The Assembly has set tomorrow afternoon as the 00 ay Y ‘ (ay. she passengers and mail, The passenFiremen Attentio c Recor 0 eee or aee ° P sh: shal ED aca NT OE OS Sih time when the reports of the Committee on Prisons and Reformatories regardgers and mail which should bave ar On & rived here on the 4:45 train yesterday ing the youths straight jacket. afternoon, did not arrive bere until 10 The following business was transA Department meeting wil} bela Doings of Our Bt ‘. On Thursday evening ef this week HE POLL AX Aipenibhy ek Beoes SUL ase ake Ree iat the local tribe f Red a of this city . acted in the Superior Court today, o’clock last night. Jelage' me of t—_ Poel : i : i : . PESDS SETAE NEE nee will hold ite second monthly social . Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: len HE BILL now before the Legislature to abolish the poll tax shouid’ . we believe, be defeated. There are many strong reasons in favor of 444444 4 4, GEO. B. CORTELYOU APPOINTED P, Brockington ve. Joseph Williams. Continued one week. McAulay vs. Tahoe Ice Oompany. Motion to dismiss argued and eubmitted. entertainment, to which the wives and daughters of the members of the order have been ‘invited, slso other guests. The musical and literary program will commence at 8:80 o’clock, and this Personal Mention. C. B. Sessions is here from San Francisco. o’olock, for the purpose of gran. to attend the annual ball to bi: by the Grass Valley Fire Depans and for the purpose of trang othar business that might pros come before the meeting, People. . ntendent Gus Kartrel morning for San F J. L. Herron came over from Reno aa ineus the poll tax, the strongest being that the amount goes to the support will be followed by other attractive : sigs Pris pg regen sar Pe the ing: Ona ee <a of the schools of the State. It also is levied upon people who pay no other tax. features. These entertainments will). «J. F. Parsons came iu on the morn: Conservative public opinion says that the poll tax should be sustained and it . is hoped that the proceedings In the Legislature to work abolition of the poll tax will not meet with success. The tax fe assailed on the false premise that it is an unequal and anjust tax. In fact, it is neither, for it is more aniform than any other tax scheme in our system. It is probable also that it is more uniformly collected than any other tax. It amounts to this—it is an annual contribution by all citizens below a fixed age and above their majority, for the support of the most generally approved of all our {ostitutions, namely, the common schools. It is, we confess, difficult to understand the sentiment that prompts good citizens in the opposition of the tax. It is aot a burdensome thing. It is paid not only by American taxpayers but Chinese and Japanese residents also, who SEVERE COLD IN . WasHINeTOoN, Feb. 16—The President today sent to the Senate the nomination of George B. Cortelyou as Secretary-of the Department of Commerce and Labor. ~Cortelyou has served with distinction as Private Secretary for the lamented President McKiuley and also for President Roosevelt. i 4eeewnee eee’ a MIDDLE STATES 6 Thursday, March 5th, at 10 o'clock. Bayne .vs., Locke. Set for trial on Vhursday, February 26th. Estate of Henry Mill, deceased: Tris) continued until February 20th. Estate of Sarah M. Oleveland, deceased. Petitfon for order of sale of real estate and personal property. Order of sale granted. Bond fixed at People vs, Charles P. Schenk. Oontinued until Wednesday, February 18th. be held on the third Thursday of each month and, it is calculated, will prove an excellent factor in arousing increased interest if the order from persons not connected with it. Sunday next being Washington’s Birthday, the Red Men all over the land will honor the memory of that patriarch member and founder of the order by holding special services or exercises of a memorial character. Wyoming Tribe of this city have arravged for an interesting and impressive program of exercises which will Brown, who is ill ing train from Oregon. B. Newell came down from North Bloomfield last evening. z Hon. W. E. F. Deal will arrive here Wednesday. morning from Oarson, Nevada, to see his sister, Mrs. N. P. beyond recovery. oo fl ystericus Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the otber fresh and rosy. Wheuce the difference? She who is blushing with health uses Dr. King’s New. Life Pills to maintain it. By gently arousing the neer mine left yesterda an Jose and San Fran follie Fuller, who hi a visit to her brother turned yesterday mo ncisco. fila -Northey, who hi a visit to her sister, nd brether, Joseph ! ned: to San Francisco. Dillon of Washington br San Francisco. . Powell, Sherman Me atsou, who have been Escaped an Awfal Fate, 4 Mr, H. Baggins of Melboutne Be ida, write: ‘My. doctor told ne . consumption and nothing cony done for me. I was given Up to’ The offer of a free trial bottle of King’s New Discovery for Gon, tion, induced me to try it, 5 were startling. Iam now on them to recovery and owe all to Dr, fis ew Discovery. It surely gaye; life.” This great cure is guarag for all throat and lung digensey by D. Vinton, druggist, Price 5c 44 Trial Bottles free. = 00 a il business, have 1 Curcaco, Feb, 16—A terrific cold wave is prevailing throughoat the Middle . be held at the Congregational Ohurch A es ap ie — ee ee ey arene Shey a aa ul see ono , ¥ ; nued un ednesday, Febr 2 Tr make little or no other contribution to the maintenance of the Government, States, Seven inches of snow has fallen here with a forty-mile gale of wind . °° next Sunday evening, to which the ih DF on rie Shc, at Wa Dy vintoa’s. tala i ee yet they are privileged to enjoy all the benefits of the free school system. oe : . public are cordially invited. Rev. J. *. To abolish the tax means to add largely to the burdens of texpayers and relieve the aliens entirely. It has been pointed out that the poll tax gave the common schools in the last six years $2,326,526 81, or more than two anda quarter million dollars. This enormous sum, necessary for the maintenance of the school fund, every dollar of which, less costs of collection, goes to that fund, must be added to the sum of other taxation if the poll tax is ab slished. Under the poll tax system a large amount is collected from people who pay “no personal or real property tax, and thus if relieved of the poll tax will contribute nothing whatever to the maintenance of the Government which shelters them, guarantees them their liberties and the free education of themselves and their children, By accurate calculation it will be found that if che poll tax is abolished, the revenue it now insures to the State will have to be securad by increased taxation upon property, and that Will mean, on the basis of present needs and estimates, the adding of nearly four cents to ‘the annusl tex rate of the State. To send the question of the abolishment of the tax to the people to vote upon is an évasion and will not relieve the Legislature of responsibility in the matter. It should not heed the sentimental pleading in favor of abolishment. through Tennessee, Nebraska, Missouri, blowing and the temperature four degrees above zero. The cold wave extends Wisconsin, Kansas and North Dakota. Married Saturday. Last Saturday evening, at the home of the bride’s parents on the Wyoming road, a happy event transpired, when Rev. Father Clyne of St. Canice Cathclic church, united in marriage, Mr. Charles Dougherty and Miss -Bessie Harry: The bride was attended by Miss Hannah Dougherty, sister of the groom, and Thomes Harry was--best man. The parlors were beautifully decorated for the occasion, the bridal party standing beneath a beaatifal floral bower. After the ceremony the guests repaired to the dining room, Handkerchiel Party The party to be given at'Mrs, Englebright’s next Wednesday evening promises to be a great social success The program is unusually interesting and attractive. “The Maidens All For lorn,” instructed by Miss Claudia Griffiths, and the “Dutch Flirtation” or handkerchief drill, ander the direction of Mrs. Fred Breese, are features that will surely please all. The spacious home of Mrs. Englebright will be beautifully decorated for the occasion and those whe attend are assured a pleasant evening’s entertainment. Druggist. Sims, who holds a distinguished position in the Great Council of the United States, Imp. O. R. M., will deliver an appropriate address and an excellent musical program will be rendered. Weimer Tribe of Red Men and the Pocabontas Oouncil of Grass Valley have been invited and will meet with Estate of James A. Stewart, deceased. Petition for order of sale of real estate granted. Estate of John W. Downing, deceased. Hearing of final account and} petition for distribution continued until further order ef the court. (iood Meats. Colley Brothers have the very bes‘ of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times bovine ranges in that funtry. y. H. Bray, who has ncisco visiting her par aturday evening. Bostrom and John -CASTORII For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always f were in town Saturda: d Mrs. O. Swayze t Bears the —— Estate of Johanna Driscoll, incomSSR TNIT Wyoming Tribe at 7 p. m. at the hall of the latter and march to the church in a body. Grass Valley News. The Slate Ledge, better dnown as the Perrin mine, at Forest Springs, below Grass Valley, is to be reopened. A. Oulp has arrived from Oregon to take charge of the property. A new hoisting works and a mill capable of petent, Confirmation of sale continued one week. Come Here and Learn Why so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON JIM DOWER Proprietor IT IS NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, Maher & Co., Nevada Ci Spring 1903 om a trip to the metre pzekiah Tickell of Sac guite ill with la grippe Fenny is here fro 0, en route to Downie ptt is here from O a few days. Matthews, the well-kno’ man, is in town. ane came down fron d yesterday and 1 for San Francisco, Stempher, foreman ne at Columbia Hill, . Spring ot wih ee ee ei A eate Oe, Cl gedaan el iis s : pn handling eighty tons of or a <a 090060080000 <a> for ‘San Francisco.

The outcry against-4he tax ia that the poor man haato pay it. Of course tue. wheres a bounteous wedding eupper ri to be eG oiehty te on age nae because we understand’ our business. ~ @ ] Lane is here from Sat poor, rich and the fairly well to do alike pay it, for it is uniform in its opera. awaited them. Mr. and Mrs. Doughsat ton decth of 1500: fect.” Ak That's why so many people have their aie 5 ES OD te ar NES ee : i cea _Lerty left yesterday morning for San , P : 8©8® . tonsorial. work done here. a tion, and thérefore more tearly just thai taxation based upon asseseed values, FF a caibon. where they will “pas their RES Ghaae oT Wise + New. ¥ork-compans-is ~back--of: the4-.--! ret whem ey sie Ht ans ee a 2. 5 -_ [ ff a Weeney Teturnec last which are seldom ascertained ag the Conatitation and the laws require. The ites ih On their return they Viee is due chiefly to inattention; not proposition. SHAVING, 15 OENTS. a 9 ‘ Francisco where’he t poor man’s little the Assessor always finds; there ie no escape from that, . wij] reside on Main street. The bride ignorance, but oh latest ag! “I see + 080 TOMMY TT MLORES v J ; ; Bricinceeces ‘s whereas the property of those having much means is largely secreted, evades. is a charming and preposeessing ran sate ge sepa A ae Pesull Low Water oe fe aie All new. — No has beens in this lot. All nice fine “i > last evening on his the officers, or undervalued. iced ea mar ered cad not ‘absent, but defective. It is on the 9 e ree All to be seen in our“large windows. All new patterns Hill. : er friends for her man . margin instead of in the focus of cona ‘ ye came down from G ay eh annua/ly for the support of the common echools the small sam/ +.. 414 will make a good wife for the. sciousness. In the language of physio-. gince the late cold enap set in people Read These Prices . you can only find them at our store. Other stores ask ee of $2.00 the poor man honors himeelf and ie put out of the dependent class. . pyshand. The groom is one of our} jogical psychology a present appetite . j, a netdl hapacaitruan hWiie wwies . more money (ap wanie aubas good Better come soon, ¥ Piausiews: Me Penn Truth is, it is no compliment, but rather a reproach to the poor man to plead . best known young miners, and has 8] presents its claims on great billows of taps to flow freely and a correspondPoe l we have a nice line to sh o from Graniteville to that he cannot pay as much as $2.00 a year to the maintenance of the public. host of friends who wish him success cvarbiphecyroepictag wale Rigen ingly low pressure hae been the result,. Men’s Shoes Half Soled and Heeled . a € to show you. Pac chuahoee: ‘school system, which isa necessity for hie obildren. The rich can send their . in the step which he has taken, The) ft characterletie mark of immediate . 0d in case of a conflagration the firefor 90 rente. Big sale of Black and Colored Dress Skirts, ma sndemar and wife sons and daughters to private schools charging tuition, The poor must avail of the State schools. Why then plead that they should not enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to the support of the sehool system? BRIEF MENTIONS, ; Tee Law Library. The new board of law library trustees of Nevada county recently appointed by the Board of Supervisors met Saturday afternoon in the Oourthouse and organized. The following gentlemen compose the board. Judge F. T. Nilon, District Attorney George L. Jones, Fred Searls, Thomas 8, Ford and O.J. Miller. The board organized by electing Thomas 8. Ford chairman and George L. Jones secretary. A claim of $100 for law books was allowNews Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. best wishes of their many friends go with them, IN NEVADA CITY. Every Claim Is Backed by Local Testimony. If the reader wante stronger proof than the following statement and, experience of a resident of Nevada City, what can it be? Frank Milburn of Upper Grass Valley road, says: ‘‘You can tell it to anyone you please and in any manner you please that Doan’s Kidney Pills are not only worth recommending but that anyone suffering from kidney complaint, backache, lumbago, call it ed, and this leaves the library almoat out of debt, only a few small claims being outsiding, not more than $25 in all, with almost enough in the treasary to meet these demands. The libray now contains sbout 750 volumes. As new reports are being received, it is John A, Harney and W. Hagen were discharged from the county jail today, after serving sentences of sixty days. They were sent over from Truckee for disturbing the peace. August Rapp has been appointed as agent in this city for the Nevada County Laundry. Mr. Rapp is well qualified to attend to the daties of the position, and all orders left with him, will be promptly attended to. The Sunday Oall of yesterday contained a half page picture of the mem' bers of the Commercial Men’s Minstrels, who appeared here on February 7th. The likeness is 'rueto life, and several of the faces were easily recognized by friends in this city, becoming apparent that the shelf room will soon be inadequate; in fact many books are now piled on top of the bookcases and additional room is a_necessity. In order to remedy this the board voted to ask the Supervisors at their next session to place additional shelvinginthe room. The library was establisbed in 1892. Regular meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. It is open to all residente of the county and is well patronized by practicing attorneys. The books on the shelves are valued at between $5000 what you will, stands sadly in his own light if be does not take a course of the treatment, Half a dozen doctors told me I bad diabetes and all of them gave me up. This was several years ago. Four yeare-ago I had dropsical swelling making me twice my natural size; you can understand etter my position when I tell you I a. tapped twice. Just before going to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills I could not lift anything on account of my back, if I even stooped it required a great terrific effort to straighten and to aman in this condition life is pot a continual round of pleasure. Doan’s Kidney Pills certainly worked wonders, The burning aching in my back has absolutely disappeared. I can lift and my back has been so sirengthened that I am not inperipheral excitation. The future conFequences of the gratification of that appetite, on the contrary, are represented by the tiny, faint, feeble waves which flow over from some other brain center, excited long ago, when the ¢connection of this particular cause with its natural effect was first experienced. In such an unequal contest between powerful vibrations shot swift and straight along the tingling nerves from the seat of immediate peripheral commotion and the meager, measured flow of faded impressions whose initial velocity and force were long since spent what wonder that the remote effect seems dim, vague and wenreal, and that the immediate gratification of the insistent, clamorous appetite or passion wins the day!—Willlam De Witt Hyde in Atlantic. The Woman and the Rose. A traveler stopped at a little cabin in the Georgia woods. He wore a white rose on his coat, one that a little girl had plucked and pinned there as he Was leaving home. A woman entered the cabin. She stood and gazed at the rose a moment. Then, darting forward, she tore it from the stranger’s coat and stamped it on the rude floor. “Why did you do that?’ asked the stranger, leaping to his feet. “Hush!” said a man who was sitting near. “That’s my wife, an’—an’—she ain’t right here,” tapping his forehead. “We had a little girl once with blue eyes an’ hair like a sunset. She wandered off among the roses one day, lost, lost, an’ when we found her she was where the roses grow, an’ they waa creepin’ over her, an’ the wife there went mad, an’ now she says the roses stole the child an’ hid her away from Ladies’ Shoes Half Soled and Heeled . for 60 cents. All work guaranteed, ANTONIO LOLLA The Shoemaker Broad street, below Hicks & Dunlap’s Assay Office, Nevada Oity. men would be consiierably hampered in their efforts to combat the flames. Ohief Engineer Legg has suggested that in case of an alarm being turned iu residents should tarp off their wa ter so as to admit of an increased cir culation in the mains. Cheviot, mixed Goods and serges. Just fifteen left in this —every one of them for less than you could buy the goo Respectfully, Do You Suffer With WEAK EYES? If so do not delay having them examined by R. J. BENNETTS) The Expert Optician. . Wir to persons wearing glasses . Tt is a Great Advantage tis ‘Suitea Oseies is permanently located in Nevada City where they can consult . him and have their glasses changed when found necessary. . _ With years of experience and with the aid of New Optical Instruments it has made my examinations very satisfactory. ; . Special attention to Children’s Eyes. . No Fancy -Prices Charged. OFFICE AT ' ‘ . { IS THE VERY BEST Moahexr & Co. om Auburn, where th me time ago on aco us illness and death r’s sister-in-law, Mr Chase Bandemar. mM Pollard, who resid irschman reservoir, 1 for San Francisco on assaway returned he om San Franeisco » hing for North Bloom: syes and children D are here visiting. Hamlen and J. W. W: men of Reno, are in t Pury Metzenbaugher r ng from a visit to Sar Madurill of the Monte —— AXY of our Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors and Carpenter tools with are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. KUTTER GOODS. We have’ a full and complete line. B here on a visit to hit pLoughridge. 4) returned last evenir cisco and this morni me at French Oorral: htendent L. L. Mye D the Malokoff mine id yesterday. . this brand too soft of Call for the KEEN Se ee ee, an and Jel GEO. E. TURNER HARDWARE hest waterfall in the bsechic, is about 10( Dhibuahua, in Mexic it of the Sierra Madre be Cascade falls 988 fe ee ; ; German steamshi SHORE Eek ARs RO CLA IOS et Ee and $6000, and for the first time since convenienced when bringing any] us forever, an’ she goes about an’ tram9 Pine Street, Ps iz Nevada city I will be over 700 fe Champion mine, bad the misfortune helne established the lit leet DCe. strain on the muscles of the loins. I] ples them, just like she did the rose VINTON S PH AR M Zz é . et broad. The levi to havea piece of steel lodge in bie t rs debt . SPURT Ae atesO8s would not take a hundred dollars and. there on the floor.” SOS Y ™perial” seta of ro oe arcrday Dr. Muller removed] "°° TOM COD ‘have a return of the lameness and UN Promenade deck, fo the substance, ary soreness across the small of my back. ei ———— P will be charged q The Directors of the. Seventeenth Better Then Geld. District Agricultural Association held their annual meeting in this city Saturday night and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: George “[ was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility.” writes F. J. Green, of Laucaster, N.H. “Noremedy helped me until] began asing Electric Bitters, I have never ceased to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills”. Sold for 50 cents a box by all dealers. Foster-Milborn Oo., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Handherchiel Dart. THE LADIES OP ee sted to maintain a 1 Flectro-Dental Parlors 5 knots an hour, Pe more Oatarrh in thig Otry than all other . E. FINE GROCERIES Mainhart, Preeident; H ,. whieh did me more good th 1 Remember the name—Doan’s—snd DR R. E. M H res Ott the . Vice President; G. J. aie 2 se Fears : had ever used. They have he as oe a eg : = == < . W many vente yp ss R. J. Frank, Sec : also kept my wife in excellent health ’ Wili give a novel entertainment at the. These parlors are a branch of the Elect 4 : e t a i ran retary for years. She saw Electric Bitters . ig ese sctabliahad uantee "lcen’ seman rp ct gg Eariore of Sacramento, At the lowest possible notch. &, Mision Mecsas’ . The funeral of the late John B. Gofedig-oe splendid 4 _— ba aro D W E P t best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast a and ¥, have always been known as ma to eute pg Kh fett took place at Moores Fiat last . “6 y are e grand topic and invig. ren Ounced it j orator for weak, ran down women. No rs ng 6 rig giving unusual values, ' neurable. Setarday and was largely attonded. — . Stat?" egicina ‘ona’ take les pitca ie Oe 0] al MOT. Are Located Here Permanently and you will find macnetareh to be a ¢ = aseetsniive ae people from this ee ee aant, ate ou te ® j —on— _. oe modern ELEOTRIGAL and other conveniences for doing ae us doing nal treatment Ha city ‘went out to Sutton’s fleld at Town teed oY. Vine a utely first-class work, oe ‘ fe, manufacture themeelves coasting. B ssi os os : — dentists. P sbarged by othpr right here every day. oad ae * the mar Yeeterd e may look pleasant whatever you. ne of the best located stores of this A very attraetive program will be renOUR PRICES J : r ally in doses eal ocala: be lawfully billed. which . offer, but set out “Old Gilt Edge” . city is now offered for rent. The place ered. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00/ GOLD FILLINGS.. 00 U rege ase ig loners ste me od and mo yo ; zi : sale at 320 Clay st., 8. F. Wichman ery So —— ° seen O UNO 5S oo vices ces 0 50c L ; ee an : There is whisky and whisky, but Lutgen & ed ‘ : mara! A sp'endid place for any-kind of busiADMISSION, FREE. PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50 CENTS. Oc Lp y case it faila only cne “Jesse Moore” Whisky—the kind doctors recommend for its purity and healthfulness, For the best of every hing in the weat line send your orders to Naffziger. For particulars, call on JOHN T. MORGAN © ° Refreshments will be served, for which 25 cents will be charged, and At the Citizens Rank. Oy" Sechatye for Extracting when plates are ordered, Phone Ma n 633. R. BE. SMHUTH, D. D. s handkerchiefs will be offered for sale. mn sonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street da City, T. W. SIGOURN: Arculars and testimo NEY & Co. Props, To uruggists, price 7 mily Pilis are the b Peer = Commercial Street, Nevada City.