February 18, 1904 (4 pages)

First a Hydra Evers Dr. A. tr Best peetn FO . PRO Atte Ons: Att IL) St Atte IL) et PFI aod Atte ( PFI Attc FFI up Attori FEI Cc) 1oYyD } JC Cr Tele anited in the bonds of ™ OF ix . train yesterday becense be Bat nf . commatati t it bat forgo Tbe bride bas had charge of Mr 2 ahr x L, Lamune hon ge store at Grass oe pe a8 lley ab when started poisco a years in assicti estatlishment here. tation ticket and refased to pay the : ter she has endeared . mut nth made to get off. The The Kind You Have Always traits of cherac price, he was Nevapa City Dairy Transcript! Just [OP a Change NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : TERMS OF SBUBSORIPTION By fall, + °* $6 Per Year. By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week : Delivered to anyjoart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY A ae Sere ne Pel Peta ts ery nine FEBRUARY 18, 1904 MARCUS ALONZO HANNA MONG the foremost of the strong men Ohio has prodnced stood Marcus Alonzo Hanna. Though his public career was brief, he is worthy to be counted in the galaxy that includes Thomas Corwin, W. S. Grossbeck, George H. Pendleton, Benjamin Wade, Joshua R. Giddings, Allen G. Thurman, John Sherman, Edwin M. Stanton, Alphonso Taft and James A. Garfield. No man, not even Stephen A. Douglas, rose to such a pitch of power in politics and to such an influential place in the Senate in so brief a period as Senator Hanna. At the time of his death, no single member of his party swayed such a masterful influence and commanded more unquestioning obedience among his followers. ; His death is likely to create a disturbance in Ohio politics. Two powerful Republican factions are contending for supremacy in the Buckeye State, one led by Senator Foraker and the other composed of the adherents of Senator Hanna. Hanna always tried to avoid a clash, but one may be precipitated now. The Legislature and Governor are Hannaite, but in politics no one can tell what will happen when the leader of a faction dies. Some conception of the true character of Senator Hanna may be obtained from the following narration by a personal friend who has done business with the Senator for many years, and which was culled from an Ohio newspaper a few months ago, the Senator being in excellent health at that ‘ time: Sone time ago a movement was on foot to consolidate all the furnaces in the Middle West, and this gentleman was appointed to wait on Senator Hanna and explain the matter to him and obtain his consent to become a party to the transaction. He visited the Senator and told his story. Mr. Hanna thought the plan a feasible one, and that the accomplishment of the purpose would result in the making of much money, but he declined to go into it. His friend was surprised, and the Senator explained. He said: “My friend, look about you. Do you see all of these old gray-headed men at the desks?” There was quite a number of old men busily toiling away. “Yes,” said the friend, “I see them.” “Well,” replied the Senator, “so long as I and my family control these furnaces these men will have employment. Many of them have been with me for more than twenty-five years. They have helped inake me, have helped to give me all I have. If I go into this deal the control passes from me, and I could. have no assurance that these old men would be permitted to keep their positions, And I want to tell you that I would rather die a pauper than to see such a thing come to pass.” Mr. Hanna did not go into the deal. He was not further urged by his friend. He is not in any trust combination today, notwithstanding what the opposition party press may say about the matter, and the old men are toiling at their desks secure in-the protection which shadows them from a great and tender and grateful heart. Such is a glimpse into the Secret soul of the man who has won the affection and the confidence of the American people. >> 44644464468 CHEAPNESS HEAPNESS is adelusion. The countries in which it is the most striking feature are the most degraded on ‘God’s footstool. The basis of cheapness is the degradation of the manual worker. In the lands in which the toiler puts a just estimate on the value of his labor there is almost comparative dearness. _ Dearness and cheapness are meaningless terms when interpreted by priceslists. True cheapness can only be measured satisfactorily by ascertaining the standard of living of peoples. If they have plenty to eat, and plenty to wear, and may gratify their esthetic desires, people are living cheaply, no matter what the nominal cost of things may be.—SchenecMINING STOOKS, : Ophir 363525: 4 95 (Sierra Nevada. tady (N. Y.) Union. Mexican .. 2 00/Utah Shei = 21 : ——=—= = Benn *s e pallion sis eieieisia 11 est 7 ee xchequer. 16 Broad Street, ~ Simon Br V G d . b Con. Oal & Va.1 80)\Seg Belcher. 09 : $Own. ery 00 0 Savage.. 1 Gracia ae me : Chollar .. Justice.., ithout Pain. = lta F = Sonal naar ra eK bees meet, -~‘!le, an ; e OF. . NB esesentsa cs ac ae Jing millions “ San Ravart, Febroary 17.—Williem Grown Point. Jalia .., 08 ake it ~ ooo eee aey the Corte Madera million-. Yellow Jacket. Caledonia., 99 he Pacific KOt0 “ea from a Narth Shara! Lmperial.. Frank E. Simone, of Fie well wie _‘laps Free. “‘cz.24, from s North Shore) 1mperial.. Challenge.) 38 Mies Marian Brown, who city wore) = DeL_month ? Do roe refused rae Occidental. . 95 favorably known in this ° aire, was Cyectee a Pe ee Andes.. 50 “ne van . to pay bis fare. Bradbury travels oF a portion of the lest): branch. when the ° grag tina: fare snd be could not produce bis com7 friend iy herself to a large otrole of a ve millionsire is now both cities. Mr. Simons te bel age t. Mr. Bradbury once nent besioese wap of Heel He Francieco because he wou which seat the happy young coup rate in street care. will reside. vowing vengeance. had trouble io San ld expectoThe mpmps are prevalent in many sections of the valley counties and the epidemic is said to be spreading. If it reaches this part of the country it will have little terror with a large number of our people who are jast recovering from their ‘‘measly” experience. It would probably be welcomed asa change. Measles have prevailed in this part of the country all winter, to a greater or less extent, and is getting to be an old chestnut. The public generally would like to see them make their final exit, even if another harmless epidemic should be necessary. to-force the other out of business. An Old Indian. San Franowco, February 17—Salold, died yesterday at the poor farm, where he was a conspicuous figure for many years. Fernandez had for his faithful companions two cur dogs, which he was accustomed to hitch to a wagon and work in carting about feed for the stock farm. Some time ago Fernandez lost his wife in a fire. She had attainded the age of 100 years, and he himself was badly burned in trying to reseue her. Since then be has lived at the poor farm, and yes terday, on his 107th birthday, he died. When the undertaker went to the cabin where the old indian lay dead, the cur dogs refused to let him pass. They became so savage that he was forced to get assistance before he could drive them off and get the body of Salvador. Burned to Death. New York, February 17.— Mrs. Jacob Antonoasi and five children were burned to death in a fire that destroyed their home near Croton, The husband, two boarders and the oldest son, aged 18, escaped. The explosion of an oil Jamp caused the fire, First President. Panama, February 17.—Dr. Amador was elected first President of the Republic of Panama. Dr. Pablo Arosemena Domingo Obaldia and Dr. Carlos Mendoza were elected to fill respectively the positions of First, Second and Third Vice-President. Great preparations for the inauguration of the President ara being made, which will take place on February 20th. A Sad Death. Younestown, O, February 17.—Mrs, Lottie Garwood, a teacher in the public schools, lost her life today while trying to rescue her 7-year-old deughter Alva. The child was suffocated. Escaping natural gas had set the house on fire. Two other children and an aunt of Mrs. Garwood were rescued. Are Worthless. Stoorton, February 17.—Confederate bills of $10 and $5 denomination are being passed around town. Three were presented at one bank this morning, and quite a number of them are in circulation. The police have been notified, and are endeavoring to trace the source of the worthless greenbacks, Will Be Present. Begin, February 17.—The Hanover Courier says several ,vessels of the German West Indian squadron will go up the Mississippi to be present at the opening of the St. Louis Exposition. Slock, Bonds, Eic. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, Milling Wheat..... 1 52 SO BOO seeds once obec al: 17 WATER AND GAS Spring. Valley...2. “938 vador Fernandez, an Indian, 107 gears . . INE CITY TRUSTEES They Will Meet in RegWar Session This Ryening. The Board of City Trastees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening, and the following bills have been filed = Hugh Murchie, salary as water collector, $75. H. D. Shearer, salary as Marshal, $50. John Rafter, salary as Nightwatch‘man, $60. : : Jas, Flewellyn, driver of city cart, $50. H. D. Towle, care of reservoir, $10, Wm. Carr, ringing curfew bell, 33. South Yaba Water Oo., water, $420.80 Nevada Oo. Gas & Elec. Oo., $172.80. Ed Arthur, horse shoeing, $4. Jas. Cairns, mdse., $6. John Q@. Richards, work for City Jail, $1.75. Fred Harryhousen, labor, $8.75. 2% A. P. Davenport, hauling rock, $5. H.D. Shearer, commission on collecting, $14. . Nev. Oo. Gas & Elec. Oo., lamps_.for City Hall, $1.75. Turner -Hadley Qp., mdse., $1.10, Richard Eddy, Sewer Inspector, $60. W.G. Richards, brand and barley, $10.25, FIRE FUND. Nevada Hose Oo. No. 1, janitor serWANTS TO RESORT T0 FORCE Special Dispatches to Taner NUSSIAN HILITIA. ADVANCES ‘SeouL, Feb. 18—The repott is confirmed that three thousand Russian troops arrived opposite Yiju on Yalu river ana have also occupied Yiju with two thousand other troops. The report regarding battle off Chemulpo says that seventeen officers and four hundred and thirty-nine men of Russian warships were killed when ‘the vessels were destroyed. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18—The State Department has received the full text of the note sent by Turkey to the Powers, charging Bulgaria with fermenting Macedonian trouble. It claims that Turkey is trying to—carry out a stipulated reform, Also asserts that Bulgaria is publicly selling dynamite to the Macedonians. Turkey is convinced that peace cannot be restored except by force of arms, SOROSI The Queen of Underskirts Our Spring line of Black Sateen Sorosis Underskirts are now in. them, They are in the window on display. in our big store, For Reauty, Fullness, Style and Quality a Ohey Can’t Be Beat Maher & Co. Nevada City Come and see Wej have more Nonpariel Restaurant and Oyster House . Short Orders a Specialty. SOLARA EST Meals at all honis, (QAIs RESTAURANT will be conducted iv a thoroughly up to date manner, and all who call here can depend upon quick servic, courteous treatment and the BEST MEAL IN THIS CITY we eae vices, $10; gas, electric light, etc., $2; Pennsylvania Engine Oo. No. 2, janitor cervices, $10; gas and’ electric light, $1. P. G. Scadden, drants, $5. John Rapp, secretary for 6 months for No. 1, $6. James Dolan, care of fire alarm, $10. Morning Union, printing, $1 60. A. K, Snell, six months’ salary as Chief Engineer, $75; teating fire hydrants and cleaning hose, $7. Morning Miner, printing, $3.20. Edgar Hook, salary as City Treasurer, $37.50. Articles Filed. Articles ofincorporation of the Nevada City Union Building Association were filed in the County Olerk’s office todey. The principal place of business is Nevada city, and the capital stock is fixed at $20,000, the par value of each share being $10. The incorporation is made for the purpose of purchasing real or personal property. Also to erect, trade, rent, sell, or dispose of real and personal property. The following have subscribed for one shara, each, and also comprise the boar@@@f directors: W. F. Prisk, Jo V. Snyder, ©. H. Prisk, F. W. ‘Taylor, J. W, O'Neil. ri Arrested Today. Sheriff Walker received a warrant from Redding by mail this morning testing fire hyrecently came here. arrested by Sheriff Walker and Under . Congress. Sheriff Waters. upon receiving the warrant and it is not known what the warrant charges. Receivers Named WOPK 10 GO ANCAG,) summon, ayy 1 apt Frank Hall came up from Sen Franthe Old Town Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore. It is understood that cisco last night and will go over to the liabilities exceeded assets b $120,Shady creek tomorrow. Work on the 000 y , Brophy claim fas been started again, and as soon as some repairs on the G. Harland Williams, president of Johu Mitchell, who was recently re-elected President of the United Mine for the arrest of Frank Liberty, who} Workers of America, is probably the best known labor leader in the United Liberty went to. States, _ He will shortly leave on his maiden trip to Europe where he goes to You Bet this morning where he was. act as one of the two American delegates to the great International Mining The officers left here Oe plant are attended to Superintendent OG. L. Miller will rush operations ahead. Personal Notes. the Home Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore, was appointed receiver for that Gompany today and gave bond ip the sum of $900,000, indicating liabilities of $450,000, F. E. 8, Wolfe, president of the Firemen’s Insurance Company of Baltimore, was appointed receiver for the 86! dence this afternoon at 8 o'clock Many friends and acquaintances of J.J. Ott’s condition was reported to company and was bonded for $800,000, Mrs. Orzalli, of Willow Valley, is. P ’ ade dangerously ill. She has been sick for Joo ee OE Desh tee Iattat. coee~ several days, and this morning she se became worse. e George Brown and E. Abbey came First Mortgage down from Graniteville yesterday. LPs ey Is E Poet Halley te Dere frou Sen Pran Boston, February 17th.—Alonzo BE. J. W. Hallafax and wife of SacraLocke was appointed receiver of the mento are here spending a few days. . New England Brick Company today ee on a petition of the Old Colony Trust Company, which holds a firet mortLocal Brevilies. gage on the concern for $850,000. The : company, which controle the brick The stockholders of the Penn Valley . ™2Ufactaring business of New EngCreamery held a meeting in this city . !#04, is alleged to have defaulted the thie afternoon. February interest on this mortgage. he co nD 1 The funeral of the late Thomas Robae MITNO coke ee inson was held trom the family resi. sm the old ploneer turned out to pay their last sad respects, . CURSE OF DRINK DRE. BROWNE-SEQUARD’S VITA TOXINE A safe, sure and guaranteed cure for holic Stimulants and builds up the tem. A tasteless powder that can be (complete guaranteed treatment) $2.50 the Whisky and Beer habits. Destroys Fortune Found. New York, Feb 17—A fortane in high class railroad bonds has been found by the grand-daughter and heiress of Thomas Wilson of Worchester, after a search of twelve years. When Wileon died no trace of bis wealth could be found, although he was known to have possessed a considerable fortaue, accumulated in contract building. Mrs. Lizzie Pell, his grand-daughter, instituted immediate search, but without success until a safe deposit box was found in his neme in a Long Island bank. It contained $26,500 in bonds of high grade and papers showing the investment elsewhere of a large sum, estimated by some persons at $200,600. Despondent Santa Rosa, February 17.—Despondeut over ill health, F. Saunders, a pioneer miner of thie State, recently trom Watsonville, placed a OColt’s revolver in his mouth this morning and fired. Patrons of his cigar and cider store found hie dead body in a rear room. suicide, for he made arrangements with a friend to draw his will, beueathing $800’to a nephew. When} 4nd cigars are serv dead. ABCBEERS the friend arrived today Saunders wis saloon on Spring street and co wo > a HERE. ’ at once the diséased craving for Alcowill powers und shattered nervous sysiven in tea and coffee without pamts knowledge. $1 box, 8 boxes 1 postpaid, l romeears ear” Ps Geo, W. Huy, Prop per month, lights. Opposite Hotel Antlers Real Fstale Exehange and Employment Office FRANK LIBERTY, Proprietor. ROOM HOUSE AND BATH, $12 on Piety Hill. $15 per month. ee WwW NTED—7 room house, with baru ; and woodshed, bath and electric barn, Agent for some of the best Accident, Fire and Life Insurance Companies, also Agent for the Diamond American Nercantite Co. . FURNISHED ROOMS for house. Keeping. Electric lights and hot . ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE % mie from Grass VaHey. Big free water, boree and wagon, ‘cattle and fruit. $10 per month. MAIN STREET TAX AT THE DOOR OHILDREN NOT IN THEIR ‘TEENS Nevada City, California Y Old’ Folks Concert® SPWORTH LGAGUS directed by MISS FULTON, aasisted by the New Orchestra At Ye Odd Fellows’ Meeting Place. > t-Grandmothers wore, athers aud mo'hers faug, scare ane gl Nard Pacalans 85 OENTS Paes ad voe a8 ogee 15 CENTS bread at five cente a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf Ss eS Mysterious Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the Loveland is now selling his famous An rian ercantile(o.— Diatnonds $1.00 Per Week Tr Saunders had evidently contemplated Ste te allto gall on him PALMERS J0445 i, Wholeeale and retail dealerg in Fine Liquors & Cigars, ton’s drug store. noons. Apply to M Wm. Peard, t other fresh and rosy. Whence the difference? She who ig blushing with health uses Dr. King’s New Life Pills © maintain it, By gently arousing —. the lazy organs they compel good digestion and head off const Try them. Only 25e., at W. D. Vin Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday after. RS, JAMES Carns, Building, Commercial a Ouly the very pest of wines, treatment is tendered all he Proprietor, Eve rything Strictly High Clas Tha following statement was reCelved here thig morniog by Frank Liberty, agent of the company: For the week of February 18th, we bave Giatured and paid contracts to the following well-known persons: We F. Snyder, with” Shingle Mfrs. Ass 0, 803 California Street, San FranCisco, $1120, Geo, Greenwood, 151 North Main Street, Los Angeles, $320. AxG, Farmer, 348 South Broadway, Los Angeles, $160, _Fong Fun, 488 North Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, $160. H. W. Ohittenden, 206% South Broadway, fios Angeles, $160, — Chew Pack 806 M . ’ 4g archesault Street, Los Angelos, $160, b> corn Felix Clavere, 226 Alls Angeles, $160, aloha ae FF. F. Wright, w 924 Market street, alk Over Shoe Oo., A Saa-Francisco, $160. yron Rutley, Merchant Tailor, 1167 Washington Btreet, Oakland, $800. C. E. Farman, M.D dive., ‘Onkland, g200. 5838 San Pablo Geo. T. West, 12: Oakland, $160, Frank Neal, land, $160, Earl T, Hall, Francisco, $160, Charles B Horner, 1 : 07 street, Log Angeles, pe For 2nd W. T. Hunter, 0. & N. W. RBy., 617 h and Broadway, 685 Sutter street, San West 7th street, Oak-. 5 ONT] Daly 3 > Doin . J. H. Gate of bn mining bus W. Scott ied R.A. Mass 0 fe from San Zam Joseph Unde ivening from joday for May! bsied in mines, < Mrs, Purdy, pisit to her sist returned this p isco. » Mr. and Mrs. pd here for som locate, Harry Gray Jan Francisco, -L, J. Marphy msurance. basit Francieco this _ J.J. Meachan pring with rhe Plety Hill. George West Bloomfield last . George Brow: Among the ot Rounty seat las . Mrs. George Amador county Her health is. m Mrs. Fred WN Angeles yester band, who will Mr, and Mrs o to Colfax meet the lady’s Ber, of Rock Is]: + James F. Ool! ‘Sacramento, is nd expects to ‘day. . Dr. O. Sway: cisco today. I Vailey will atte ng bis absence . George W. Farrer lett for morning. The minations of here in which t te highly plea being made. A . He may look . Mffer, but set phisky and he’l. le at 320 Cla gutgen & Co. . Truel Between twen the San Fran q bme to Trucke 4 le weather is f q Bd will spend Monday Night, February Ye 22d jeer AT EARLY CANDLE LIGHT The Oostumes your Grea The Songs the Pilgrim F wrhe Southera fen paying oul -extra men ¢ iow from the 3 During the etc jad Company ead of every tween Dutch . ict against all ons that migt operty. No fhere it was pos em .—Republi: ill Be SACRAMENTO, . fardee will iss be Governor of irn to this 8 anted at San FE robbery. Bur ado Springs. road . ; ASHLAND, Ore ockade of the bad between he Ontinues. A¢ ade the work « hore difficult, nuw ber of fre ther side of th One little : chilling’s E tea bal coffee flay / q \ Makes no . Our grocer, Moneyba

First a Hydra Evers Dr. A. tr Best peetn FO . PRO Atte Ons: Att IL) St Atte IL) et PFI aod Atte ( PFI Attc FFI up Attori FEI Cc) 1oYyD } JC Cr Tele anited in the bonds of ™ OF ix . train yesterday becense be Bat nf . commatati t it bat forgo Tbe bride bas had charge of Mr 2 ahr x L, Lamune hon ge store at Grass oe pe a8 lley ab when started poisco a years in assicti estatlishment here. tation ticket and refased to pay the : ter she has endeared . mut nth made to get off. The The Kind You Have Always traits of cherac price, he was Nevapa City Dairy Transcript! Just [OP a Change NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. : TERMS OF SBUBSORIPTION By fall, + °* $6 Per Year. By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week : Delivered to anyjoart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY A ae Sere ne Pel Peta ts ery nine FEBRUARY 18, 1904 MARCUS ALONZO HANNA MONG the foremost of the strong men Ohio has prodnced stood Marcus Alonzo Hanna. Though his public career was brief, he is worthy to be counted in the galaxy that includes Thomas Corwin, W. S. Grossbeck, George H. Pendleton, Benjamin Wade, Joshua R. Giddings, Allen G. Thurman, John Sherman, Edwin M. Stanton, Alphonso Taft and James A. Garfield. No man, not even Stephen A. Douglas, rose to such a pitch of power in politics and to such an influential place in the Senate in so brief a period as Senator Hanna. At the time of his death, no single member of his party swayed such a masterful influence and commanded more unquestioning obedience among his followers. ; His death is likely to create a disturbance in Ohio politics. Two powerful Republican factions are contending for supremacy in the Buckeye State, one led by Senator Foraker and the other composed of the adherents of Senator Hanna. Hanna always tried to avoid a clash, but one may be precipitated now. The Legislature and Governor are Hannaite, but in politics no one can tell what will happen when the leader of a faction dies. Some conception of the true character of Senator Hanna may be obtained from the following narration by a personal friend who has done business with the Senator for many years, and which was culled from an Ohio newspaper a few months ago, the Senator being in excellent health at that ‘ time: Sone time ago a movement was on foot to consolidate all the furnaces in the Middle West, and this gentleman was appointed to wait on Senator Hanna and explain the matter to him and obtain his consent to become a party to the transaction. He visited the Senator and told his story. Mr. Hanna thought the plan a feasible one, and that the accomplishment of the purpose would result in the making of much money, but he declined to go into it. His friend was surprised, and the Senator explained. He said: “My friend, look about you. Do you see all of these old gray-headed men at the desks?” There was quite a number of old men busily toiling away. “Yes,” said the friend, “I see them.” “Well,” replied the Senator, “so long as I and my family control these furnaces these men will have employment. Many of them have been with me for more than twenty-five years. They have helped inake me, have helped to give me all I have. If I go into this deal the control passes from me, and I could. have no assurance that these old men would be permitted to keep their positions, And I want to tell you that I would rather die a pauper than to see such a thing come to pass.” Mr. Hanna did not go into the deal. He was not further urged by his friend. He is not in any trust combination today, notwithstanding what the opposition party press may say about the matter, and the old men are toiling at their desks secure in-the protection which shadows them from a great and tender and grateful heart. Such is a glimpse into the Secret soul of the man who has won the affection and the confidence of the American people. >> 44644464468 CHEAPNESS HEAPNESS is adelusion. The countries in which it is the most striking feature are the most degraded on ‘God’s footstool. The basis of cheapness is the degradation of the manual worker. In the lands in which the toiler puts a just estimate on the value of his labor there is almost comparative dearness. _ Dearness and cheapness are meaningless terms when interpreted by priceslists. True cheapness can only be measured satisfactorily by ascertaining the standard of living of peoples. If they have plenty to eat, and plenty to wear, and may gratify their esthetic desires, people are living cheaply, no matter what the nominal cost of things may be.—SchenecMINING STOOKS, : Ophir 363525: 4 95 (Sierra Nevada. tady (N. Y.) Union. Mexican ... 2 00/Utah Shei = 21 : ——=—= = Benn *s e pallion sis eieieisia 11 est 7 ee xchequer.. 16 Broad Street, ~ Simon Br V G d . b Con. Oal & Va.1 80)\Seg Belcher.. 09 : $Own. ery 00 0 Savage.... 1 Gracia ae me : Chollar ... Justice...., ithout Pain. = lta F = Sonal naar ra eK bees meet, -~‘!le, an ; e OF. .. NB esesentsa cs ac ae Jing millions “ San Ravart, Febroary 17.—Williem Grown Point.. Jalia ...., 08 ake it ~ ooo eee aey the Corte Madera million-. Yellow Jacket. Caledonia.., 99 he Pacific KOt0 “ea from a Narth Shara! Lmperial... Frank E. Simone, of Fie well wie _‘laps Free. “‘cz.24, from s North Shore) 1mperial... Challenge..) 38 Mies Marian Brown, who city wore) = DeL_month ? Do roe refused rae Occidental.. . 95 favorably known in this ° aire, was Cyectee a Pe ee Andes.... 50 “ne van . to pay bis fare. Bradbury travels oF a portion of the lest): branch. when the ° grag tina: fare snd be could not produce bis com7 friend iy herself to a large otrole of a ve millionsire is now both cities. Mr. Simons te bel age t. Mr. Bradbury once nent besioese wap of Heel He Francieco because he wou which seat the happy young coup rate in street care. will reside. vowing vengeance. had trouble io San ld expectoThe mpmps are prevalent in many sections of the valley counties and the epidemic is said to be spreading. If it reaches this part of the country it will have little terror with a large number of our people who are jast recovering from their ‘‘measly” experience. It would probably be welcomed asa change. Measles have prevailed in this part of the country all winter, to a greater or less extent, and is getting to be an old chestnut. The public generally would like to see them make their final exit, even if another harmless epidemic should be necessary. to-force the other out of business. An Old Indian. San Franowco, February 17—Salold, died yesterday at the poor farm, where he was a conspicuous figure for many years. Fernandez had for his faithful companions two cur dogs, which he was accustomed to hitch to a wagon and work in carting about feed for the stock farm. Some time ago Fernandez lost his wife in a fire. She had attainded the age of 100 years, and he himself was badly burned in trying to reseue her. Since then be has lived at the poor farm, and yes terday, on his 107th birthday, he died. When the undertaker went to the cabin where the old indian lay dead, the cur dogs refused to let him pass. They became so savage that he was forced to get assistance before he could drive them off and get the body of Salvador. Burned to Death. New York, February 17.— Mrs. Jacob Antonoasi and five children were burned to death in a fire that destroyed their home near Croton, The husband, two boarders and the oldest son, aged 18, escaped. The explosion of an oil Jamp caused the fire, First President. Panama, February 17.—Dr. Amador was elected first President of the Republic of Panama. Dr. Pablo Arosemena Domingo Obaldia and Dr. Carlos Mendoza were elected to fill respectively the positions of First, Second and Third Vice-President. Great preparations for the inauguration of the President ara being made, which will take place on February 20th. A Sad Death. Younestown, O, February 17.—Mrs, Lottie Garwood, a teacher in the public schools, lost her life today while trying to rescue her 7-year-old deughter Alva. The child was suffocated. Escaping natural gas had set the house on fire. Two other children and an aunt of Mrs. Garwood were rescued. Are Worthless. Stoorton, February 17.—Confederate bills of $10 and $5 denomination are being passed around town. Three were presented at one bank this morning, and quite a number of them are in circulation. The police have been notified, and are endeavoring to trace the source of the worthless greenbacks, Will Be Present. Begin, February 17.—The Hanover Courier says several ,vessels of the German West Indian squadron will go up the Mississippi to be present at the opening of the St. Louis Exposition. Slock, Bonds, Eic. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, Milling Wheat.......... 1 52 SO BOO seeds once obec al: 17 WATER AND GAS Spring. Valley......2.. “938 vador Fernandez, an Indian, 107 gears . . INE CITY TRUSTEES They Will Meet in RegWar Session This Ryening. The Board of City Trastees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening, and the following bills have been filed = Hugh Murchie, salary as water collector, $75. H. D. Shearer, salary as Marshal, $50. John Rafter, salary as Nightwatch‘man, $60. : : Jas, Flewellyn, driver of city cart, $50. H. D. Towle, care of reservoir, $10, Wm. Carr, ringing curfew bell, 33. South Yaba Water Oo., water, $420.80 Nevada Oo. Gas & Elec. Oo., $172.80. Ed Arthur, horse shoeing, $4. Jas. Cairns, mdse., $6. John Q@. Richards, work for City Jail, $1.75. Fred Harryhousen, labor, $8.75. 2% A. P. Davenport, hauling rock, $5. H.D. Shearer, commission on collecting, $14. . Nev. Oo. Gas & Elec. Oo., lamps_.for City Hall, $1.75. Turner -Hadley Qp., mdse., $1.10, Richard Eddy, Sewer Inspector, $60. W.G. Richards, brand and barley, $10.25, FIRE FUND. Nevada Hose Oo. No. 1, janitor serWANTS TO RESORT T0 FORCE Special Dispatches to Taner NUSSIAN HILITIA. ADVANCES ‘SeouL, Feb. 18—The repott is confirmed that three thousand Russian troops arrived opposite Yiju on Yalu river ana have also occupied Yiju with two thousand other troops. The report regarding battle off Chemulpo says that seventeen officers and four hundred and thirty-nine men of Russian warships were killed when ‘the vessels were destroyed. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18—The State Department has received the full text of the note sent by Turkey to the Powers, charging Bulgaria with fermenting Macedonian trouble. It claims that Turkey is trying to—carry out a stipulated reform, Also asserts that Bulgaria is publicly selling dynamite to the Macedonians. Turkey is convinced that peace cannot be restored except by force of arms, SOROSI The Queen of Underskirts Our Spring line of Black Sateen Sorosis Underskirts are now in. them, They are in the window on display. in our big store, For Reauty, Fullness, Style and Quality a Ohey Can’t Be Beat Maher & Co. Nevada City Come and see Wej have more Nonpariel Restaurant and Oyster House . Short Orders a Specialty. SOLARA EST Meals at all honis, (QAIs RESTAURANT will be conducted iv a thoroughly up to date manner, and all who call here can depend upon quick servic, courteous treatment and the BEST MEAL IN THIS CITY we eae vices, $10; gas, electric light, etc., $2; Pennsylvania Engine Oo. No. 2, janitor cervices, $10; gas and’ electric light, $1. P. G. Scadden, drants, $5. John Rapp, secretary for 6 months for No. 1, $6. James Dolan, care of fire alarm, $10. Morning Union, printing, $1 60. A. K, Snell, six months’ salary as Chief Engineer, $75; teating fire hydrants and cleaning hose, $7. Morning Miner, printing, $3.20. Edgar Hook, salary as City Treasurer, $37.50. Articles Filed. Articles ofincorporation of the Nevada City Union Building Association were filed in the County Olerk’s office todey. The principal place of business is Nevada city, and the capital stock is fixed at $20,000, the par value of each share being $10. The incorporation is made for the purpose of purchasing real or personal property. Also to erect, trade, rent, sell, or dispose of real and personal property. The following have subscribed for one shara, each, and also comprise the boar@@@f directors: W. F. Prisk, Jo V. Snyder, ©. H. Prisk, F. W. ‘Taylor, J. W, O'Neil. ri Arrested Today.

Sheriff Walker received a warrant from Redding by mail this morning testing fire hyrecently came here. arrested by Sheriff Walker and Under . Congress. Sheriff Waters. upon receiving the warrant and it is not known what the warrant charges. Receivers Named WOPK 10 GO ANCAG,) summon, ayy 1 apt Frank Hall came up from Sen Franthe Old Town Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore. It is understood that cisco last night and will go over to the liabilities exceeded assets b $120,Shady creek tomorrow. Work on the 000 y , Brophy claim fas been started again, and as soon as some repairs on the G. Harland Williams, president of Johu Mitchell, who was recently re-elected President of the United Mine for the arrest of Frank Liberty, who} Workers of America, is probably the best known labor leader in the United Liberty went to. States, _ He will shortly leave on his maiden trip to Europe where he goes to You Bet this morning where he was. act as one of the two American delegates to the great International Mining The officers left here Oe plant are attended to Superintendent OG. L. Miller will rush operations ahead. Personal Notes. the Home Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore, was appointed receiver for that Gompany today and gave bond ip the sum of $900,000, indicating liabilities of $450,000, F. E. 8, Wolfe, president of the Firemen’s Insurance Company of Baltimore, was appointed receiver for the 86! dence this afternoon at 8 o'clock Many friends and acquaintances of J.J. Ott’s condition was reported to company and was bonded for $800,000, Mrs. Orzalli, of Willow Valley, is. P ’ ade dangerously ill. She has been sick for Joo ee OE Desh tee Iattat. coee~ several days, and this morning she se became worse. e George Brown and E. Abbey came First Mortgage down from Graniteville yesterday. LPs ey Is E Poet Halley te Dere frou Sen Pran Boston, February 17th.—Alonzo BE. J. W. Hallafax and wife of SacraLocke was appointed receiver of the mento are here spending a few days. . New England Brick Company today ee on a petition of the Old Colony Trust Company, which holds a firet mortLocal Brevilies. gage on the concern for $850,000. The : company, which controle the brick The stockholders of the Penn Valley . ™2Ufactaring business of New EngCreamery held a meeting in this city . !#04, is alleged to have defaulted the thie afternoon. February interest on this mortgage. he co nD 1 The funeral of the late Thomas Robae MITNO coke ee inson was held trom the family resi. sm the old ploneer turned out to pay their last sad respects, . CURSE OF DRINK DRE. BROWNE-SEQUARD’S VITA TOXINE A safe, sure and guaranteed cure for holic Stimulants and builds up the tem. A tasteless powder that can be (complete guaranteed treatment) $2.50 the Whisky and Beer habits. Destroys Fortune Found. New York, Feb 17—A fortane in high class railroad bonds has been found by the grand-daughter and heiress of Thomas Wilson of Worchester, after a search of twelve years. When Wileon died no trace of bis wealth could be found, although he was known to have possessed a considerable fortaue, accumulated in contract building. Mrs. Lizzie Pell, his grand-daughter, instituted immediate search, but without success until a safe deposit box was found in his neme in a Long Island bank. It contained $26,500 in bonds of high grade and papers showing the investment elsewhere of a large sum, estimated by some persons at $200,600. Despondent Santa Rosa, February 17.—Despondeut over ill health, F. Saunders, a pioneer miner of thie State, recently trom Watsonville, placed a OColt’s revolver in his mouth this morning and fired. Patrons of his cigar and cider store found hie dead body in a rear room. suicide, for he made arrangements with a friend to draw his will, beueathing $800’to a nephew. When} 4nd cigars are serv dead. ABCBEERS the friend arrived today Saunders wis saloon on Spring street and co wo > a HERE. ’ at once the diséased craving for Alcowill powers und shattered nervous sysiven in tea and coffee without pamts knowledge. $1 box, 8 boxes 1 postpaid, l romeears ear” Ps Geo, W. Huy, Prop per month, lights. Opposite Hotel Antlers Real Fstale Exehange and Employment Office FRANK LIBERTY, Proprietor. ROOM HOUSE AND BATH, $12 on Piety Hill. $15 per month. ee WwW NTED—7 room house, with baru ; and woodshed, bath and electric barn, Agent for some of the best Accident, Fire and Life Insurance Companies, also Agent for the Diamond American Nercantite Co. . FURNISHED ROOMS for house. Keeping. Electric lights and hot . ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE % mie from Grass VaHey. Big free water, boree and wagon, ‘cattle and fruit. $10 per month. MAIN STREET TAX AT THE DOOR OHILDREN NOT IN THEIR ‘TEENS Nevada City, California Y Old’ Folks Concert® SPWORTH LGAGUS directed by MISS FULTON, aasisted by the New Orchestra At Ye Odd Fellows’ Meeting Place. > t-Grandmothers wore, athers aud mo'hers faug, scare ane gl Nard Pacalans 85 OENTS Paes ad voe a8 ogee 15 CENTS bread at five cente a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf Ss eS Mysterious Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the Loveland is now selling his famous An rian ercantile(o.— Diatnonds $1.00 Per Week Tr Saunders had evidently contemplated Ste te allto gall on him PALMERS J0445 i, Wholeeale and retail dealerg in Fine Liquors & Cigars, ton’s drug store. noons. Apply to M Wm. Peard, t other fresh and rosy. Whence the difference? She who ig blushing with health uses Dr. King’s New Life Pills © maintain it, By gently arousing —. the lazy organs they compel good digestion and head off const Try them. Only 25e., at W. D. Vin Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday after. RS, JAMES Carns, Building, Commercial a Ouly the very pest of wines, treatment is tendered all he Proprietor, Eve rything Strictly High Clas Tha following statement was reCelved here thig morniog by Frank Liberty, agent of the company: For the week of February 18th, we bave Giatured and paid contracts to the following well-known persons: We F. Snyder, with” Shingle Mfrs. Ass 0, 803 California Street, San FranCisco, $1120, Geo, Greenwood, 151 North Main Street, Los Angeles, $320. AxG, Farmer, 348 South Broadway, Los Angeles, $160, _Fong Fun, 488 North Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, $160. H. W. Ohittenden, 206% South Broadway, fios Angeles, $160, — Chew Pack 806 M . ’ 4g archesault Street, Los Angelos, $160, b> corn Felix Clavere, 226 Alls Angeles, $160, aloha ae FF. F. Wright, w 924 Market street, alk Over Shoe Oo., A Saa-Francisco, $160. yron Rutley, Merchant Tailor, 1167 Washington Btreet, Oakland, $800. C. E. Farman, M.D dive., ‘Onkland, g200. 5838 San Pablo Geo. T. West, 12: Oakland, $160, Frank Neal, land, $160, Earl T, Hall, Francisco, $160, Charles B Horner, 1 : 07 street, Log Angeles, pe For 2nd W. T. Hunter, 0. & N. W. RBy., 617 h and Broadway, 685 Sutter street, San West 7th street, Oak-. 5 ONT] Daly 3 > Doin . J. H. Gate of bn mining bus W. Scott ied R.A. Mass 0 fe from San Zam Joseph Unde ivening from joday for May! bsied in mines, < Mrs, Purdy, pisit to her sist returned this p isco. » Mr. and Mrs. pd here for som locate, Harry Gray Jan Francisco, -L, J. Marphy msurance. basit Francieco this _ J.J. Meachan pring with rhe Plety Hill. George West Bloomfield last . George Brow: Among the ot Rounty seat las . Mrs. George Amador county Her health is. m Mrs. Fred WN Angeles yester band, who will Mr, and Mrs o to Colfax meet the lady’s Ber, of Rock Is]: + James F. Ool! ‘Sacramento, is nd expects to ‘day. . Dr. O. Sway: cisco today. I Vailey will atte ng bis absence . George W. Farrer lett for morning. The minations of here in which t te highly plea being made. A . He may look . Mffer, but set phisky and he’l. le at 320 Cla gutgen & Co. . Truel Between twen the San Fran q bme to Trucke 4 le weather is f q Bd will spend Monday Night, February Ye 22d jeer AT EARLY CANDLE LIGHT The Oostumes your Grea The Songs the Pilgrim F wrhe Southera fen paying oul -extra men ¢ iow from the 3 During the etc jad Company ead of every tween Dutch . ict against all ons that migt operty. No fhere it was pos em .—Republi: ill Be SACRAMENTO, . fardee will iss be Governor of irn to this 8 anted at San FE robbery. Bur ado Springs. road . ; ASHLAND, Ore ockade of the bad between he Ontinues. A¢ ade the work « hore difficult, nuw ber of fre ther side of th One little : chilling’s E tea bal coffee flay / q \ Makes no . Our grocer, Moneyba