February 25, 1902 (4 pages)

ie Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT PRoPrRiETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMef, +--+ + °$6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week TUESDAY Cowes ed rcaioaesecccar es Sees reese ear eesere-seseerse February 25, ; 1902 Sesianaald INCE the information has been given out by State Mineralogist Aubury concerning his proposed crusade against the niining and oil fakirs in this State by having properties examined by his representatives, the various newspapers of the State have paid considerable attention tothe matter. Its importance will make it a theme for discussion for some time to come. ‘favor of the legitimate miners and oil producers as distinguished from the fakirs are bound to follow. Mr. Aubury states that he will follow up the investigations he is making into the real values‘of mining and Oil. propositions until he is acquainted with them all. Every believer in” honest and legitimate mining and the future prosperity of the industry in this State wishes Mineralogist Aubury great success. Ps a a a a oe eo A Few Advantages of a High School. Important results in o ie 7s, Court Doings. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of J. J. Lyons, deceased. Lettere of administration granted to Mrs. Mary Lyons on her filiog a bond of $3000. Estate of Geo. A. Oooper, deceased. Order appointing the following appraisers: Harry Yanes, Thos. Yanes and Henry M. Place. Additional testimony was taken concerning the case of J. W. Relley vs. P. Campbell in the Superior Oourt thie afternocn. Grass Valley News Several fences and trees have been blown down by. the strong wind which has prevailed all day. A leak was found in the Auditorium building today but not until after some damage had been done to the curtain ip the theatre. = Mrs. Thomas Penberthy, who is ill witb a fever, was mach worse today and it is. feared she will not recover. Her busband, whois employed at Boca, and her son, who resides ot Rocklin, have both Sren summoned to her bedside. The ball given Friday night by the Firemen was the most successful financially of any party ever given by them, Although all the matters have not yet been settled it is known the proceeds will be very lerge. Pians for Bridge. The Nevada City Board of Trustees advertise in this evening’s TRANSORIPT for plans and estimates of a new steel bridge to span Deer Creek, in place of Condensations. Clifford Dennis has been appointed local agent forthe Imperial Fire In. , surance Companp.: Fred Eilerman, who was operated down town yesterday. South Yuba river yesterday, N. G. i of joint. lief Society, which has succeeded the Benevolent Society, met yesterday afternoon and perfected.an organization with the. officers heretofore mentioned in the TRANSORIPT, ; The regular weekly instructions in the art of dancing will-be given by Messrs. Walling, Gault and McOluskey tomorrow evening at Odd_ Fellows Hall. The affair will be made as enjoyable as possible for all attend, Good fail to attend. Oul For Office. Superior Judge F. M. Angellotti of Marin ccunty will come before the next State Republican Convention for the nomination for Associate. Justice of the Supreme Court. The Judge has visited this city several times and is quite well known here. At San Rafael and throughout his home county be is held in high esteem for his splendid record on the bench. ; Wires Down. The storm has virtually cut off Nenada City from the outside world as far as wire communication is concerned. This afternoon the Westero Miss Arbogast have-purchased the restaurant business heretofore conupon several weeks ago, was able te be. Tucted by Mrs. : Broad While working at the Bay Counties going to have’ the place fitted up in Power Company’s power house on the . Sret-class style. Taylor fell and knocked: bis elbow out . ing . epicure, . meals ‘and. lunches will be served on The members of the new Ladies’ Re~. Short notice, The new establishment will be ran on modern lines, and. will be patterned after some of the pop-. ular restaurants of the larger cities. having a.ga-lorious time. was sent to Germany stating that an music. will be in attendance. -Don’t. appropriation oi $150,000 had beep . made for bis reception. cabled back that this was all nonsense, and it would be better to:give the money to the poor and destitute people of New York. Bi chickens a hen with which he would O THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY REALIZE the benefits which would be derived from having a Union High School? Or first, how many of them know what a Union High School is? A Union High School for us would be a high school formed by the combining of Nevada City school districts with Willow Valley, Gold Flat, Indian Flat and Selby Flat school districts. It would be a high school which would prove a source of pride to the citizens of all these districts. It would give many of our young men and women the opportunity which they need to make a place in the world for themselves through the acquirement of a good education. More teachers could be employed; more subjects could be taught; better facilities could be had for teaching. A good high school would give us a better social standing. Influential people would come to our city, attracted Ly the wealth of our mines, and the fact that we appreciated intellectual development and education. An artistic building, large enough for our needs but not expensive, would add greatly to the appearance of the town, aside from offering the proper facilities for educating our youth. The grammar school would be greatly improved by the aid of funds and room which the high school is now using, but which rightfully belong to the lower school. The people of our sister city are determined to have a good high school. Shall we be behind them? Wit NoT SOMEBODY START THE BALL A-ROLLING BY CALLING A MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS TO CONSIDER THE QUESTION? RosBertT M. SEARLS. &@4e2eaeeee eee Let Us Have Peace. HE BUSINESS INTERESTS of the country are afraid of the results of Tariff tinkering. If Congress could make changes quietly and without par-. this tabe gets inflamed you have « ticular debate, all mrfght be well. But the Tariff question invariably stirs up strife and bitterness because it affects every interest. Some months ago a considerable number of Republicans were of the opinion that a few changes could be made in the tariff schedules without particular harm, but the majority of those Republicans reformed their views at once and concluded to let well enough alone. Some months ago there were thousands of men in favor of the Babcock bill, who are opposed to it now. The business of the country wants to be let alone. Manufacturers do not desire to be disturbed; wage earners are satisfied; the farmer and his interests are booming, and farm lands have advanced twenty-five to fifty per cent. within a year. Thousands of men are making money, and it has been a long time to wait for the good times. Nowthey are nervous when changes or disturbances are proposed. The majority sentiment of the West is in favor of keeping hands off all phases of the tariff. They are opposed to its discussion. They believe it is loaded. And they want time to put. their bank account, in} black béetore another crash comes. In the Congressional election. ths year the business interest will demand that nothing shall be done to disturb the present high water mark of prosperity. The people know when they have a good thing. And when part of the ‘people have a good thing they are satisfied to let others have something of the same kind. But when part of: the people having a good thing undertake to destroy the good thing the other fellow has, all will go down together in wreck and ruin. Let us J the present Suspension bridge. will be received by City Clerk Sidney Pvard, up to April 9th. Read the advertisement for fall particulars.Plans . Union line to Colfax got: out of order, and some of -the Sunset Telephone Company’s wires leading to town are down. The latter company has sent out several men to make repairs. A Clue Fails. Now that tee “aliuiuisteation has concluded to “take after” Hill’s railroad merger, it should have little difSan Francisco, Feb. 24—The supficulty in following the tracks of the posed new cluein the Fuller case of trust. the. unknown man who committed suicide in the park on January 13th and thought by the detectives to be Bennett, proves not to have been the man wanted. The suicide bas been positively identified as Martin Nelson. He was boarding at 116 Oregon street, and has been identified by friends. From Truckee. Don’t forget to see the Ruble Uo.’s Constable Harvey arrived from farewell performance, at the theater Truckee today with Michael McCarty, . Sanday night. who will serve ninety days in the] County Jail for disturbing the peace. Lockjaw From Cobwebs. Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible bealer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drug store. EEE EE ORDINANCE NO. 165. An Ordinance Providing for .the Establishment and Maintalnance of a Public Library and Reading Room in the City of Nevada, —— = ae Died at Rocklin. George Prosser, an old resident of Rocklin, died at. that place yesterday, and will be buried tomorrow. Many years ago the deceased resided at Truckee. i Nie Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: SxecTion 1. There is hereby established in the City of Nevada a Free Public Library and ~) Reading Ruom. Section 2. Said Public Library and ReadF R t ; pg Room ‘thall be under the manor Ken agement of & Board of Library Trustees, by the President.of the Eoard of Trustees of Store room in Downing building. of said Board of City Trustees. [vey Library © rustees shall severally ho!d office for three Will te put in first class repair. A y‘ars, serving without compensation; profine stand for any kind of business. Vided, thas the members of the ares. Board shall so classify themselves jot so that Enquire of Miss Downing on the prem-. of their number shall go gat dt office at the ises. 124-1f end of the current fitcal year; two at the -}end of one year thereafter, and the other two at the end of two years thereafter. Section 8. Said Board of Library Trustees shall have all the powers given by, and shall be subject to the restrictions contained in. that certain Act of the Legislature of the -e@e-oDeafness Cannot Be Cured. reach the omer portion of ai poor There is only one way to cure deaf1 ness, and that is by constitutional ge ah Mareh $9, 1901, on 4. The Board of Trustees shall proremedies. Deafness is caused by aN . vide, by appropriation or otherwise, for the inflamed condition of the mucous lin. expenses of the maintainance of said Library. ing of the Eustachian Tube. When . #94 Reading Room. Soutien 5. This ordinancé shall take effect rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, . after Piglet dig om and after twenty days and when it is entirely closed deaf-. Pagsed this 20th day of February. 1902, by ness is ‘the result, and unless the in. the following vote: Ayes—A. Gault, J. Eustis, flam mation cab be taken out and-thist*Peard,C. W. Hilland J. H, Rogers. — tube restored to its normal condition, freed a hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine BTN On es case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. vide for the establishment and maintainance of Public Libraries within municipalitits,” j ALEX GAULT, President of the Board of City Trustees of the City of Nevads, Attest: SiIpNzY PzaRpD consisting Of five members, to be appointed: the “ity of Nevada, by and with the eonsent . By local applications, as they cannot] state of California entitled: “An Act to pro. . Business Change. Mrs. W. B. Davis, Miss Rush and Charles Steffen on street, The new owners are It is to be conducted a manner to please the most exactand the very best of Prince Henry. Prince Henry hag arrived and he is A dispatch The. Emperor 4 Wom. Hutchison has among. his hate very much to part for several reasons. Both yesterday and today the little fowl laid two eggs and just how longshe will continue to do so remains to be seen. One of the eggs laid today is said to very much:resemble a pig and it is quite a curiosity. Fire on the Ridge. This afternoon a large blaze-could be seen on the Washington Ridge tofire but was a house or barn, Personal. loney.* : this city. Truckee this afternoon: E. G. Goding is over from You Bet. town, —_——_—__—_+ oe +--+ Educate Your Bowels. as your muscles or your brain.’ Cas bowels to do right. Myers Preston bas returned to San Frauhisco, after a visit to his father in Constable I. Harvey returned to J. F. McCarthy of You Bet ts in Your bowels can be trained as wel) carets Candy Cathartic train your Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in A Good Storm. San Franorsco, Februsry 24—At noon today the weather bureau resouth as San Luis Obispo, where about o'clock and it was still raining. In the Sacramento valley and throughout Northern California the fall has been heavy. . can rivere are rising rapidly, having . risen over a foot since yesterday noon, San Diego county is suffering now from want of rain and is the wo ‘of any county in California. the last week only one-quarter of an inch of rain has falle®im that county. . would have showers today but we failed to see them as there has been a continual downpeur of rain. all day. APL EXMIDIL. Exhibit at the residence of Mrs. John . Werry on Friday afternoon and eve-. Everybody . {24-td refreshments, 25 cents. invited to attend. 2ée Would Smash the Club. If members of the ‘“‘Hay Fever Association” would use Dr. King’s New Disoovery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces for it always cures. this malady,and Asthma, the kind that. baffles the doctors-it wholly drives. from the system. Thousands of oncehopeless sufferers from Consumption, . Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their lives and health to it. It conquers Grip, . saves little ones from Croup and . Whooping Cough and is positively . guaranteed for all Throat and Lung . at W. D. Vinton’s. ward the Central House, but owing oe to the telephone wires in that direction being blown down by the storm we were nuakle to learn where it was. From appearances it was not a forest For Sale at Once. Household furniture, including three good stoves. No reasonable offer refused. Mrs. Oscar MALTMAN, Main street. f19 4t Mies J. L. Clarke of San Francisco a is here on a visit to Miss Mary MaPlease Take Notice. All accounts due Snell & Fleming on January 1, 1902, must be settled immediately. And from thie date forward all bills mast be settled monthly and we require that it shall be paid up at once. ja6-tf SnBii & FLEMING. Good Meats. Colley. Brothers have the very best .} of beef, “mutton and veal on hand at all times. ; tf bulk. All druggists, roc. oes ccmivanieacoas =<= We will give One Hundred Dollars , Cer ot the Board. £25 for any casé of deafness (caused by __ catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulare, free ne rocer es F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. : Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. 3 ae 0 08 ie Keys Lost. . se Fischer Bros. Achain with six or eight keys has been lost Thé finder will please xeturn to the Grotto Saloon. feb2icf NOTICE. —at the— PLAZA STORE ; Carry « Fine Live of — ee a . ‘Groceries, fyLANS AND ESTIMATES OF Al Provisions, NEW STEEL BRIDGE to epan Deer Creek, located in the City of NeCase Goods, vada, Abutments pow’ in ase to be ased. Distavee between abutments 3800 feet. Width-of bridge to be 16 feet, with foot walk on west side to be 4 feet wide. Oneyper cent of the estimate cost will be paid for plans accepted. ’The Board reserves the right to reject any or all plans. y Pians will be received at the City oo ae APRIL 9b, 1902. livered Free of charge. "SIDNEY PEARD,” , As can be found in Nevada City. aor: a 8 6 8 at . have peace on the tariff. ogg ee > 125 City Clerk? * Send én a Grial Order, Hay and Grain for Sal} PETALUMA INC NE structed of n\ Regulating, RATORS PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO PETALUMA .CAL More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined ‘west of the Rockies. Made in one quality only, (and that the best), in four sizes, from 54 to 32) y. ~y ee equipments. Air and moisture system properly controlled. Costs less in time and: ful to poe These machines have been made for over twenty years, and _@ thousands of them arein successful operation. Hatches Pay Freight. "Se wre stock carried by LEGG & SHAW CO. . Paine, none better. Bros. For gaie at Rector Hot Rolls, hot mufhins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of . indigestion. eggs. Conalifornia Redwood, Copper Slentens. Selfand Hot Air in principle. Has all modern Catalogue Free. We We have a large amount on our books, ; Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: . Cleveland has declined the invitation ported that the rain had reached as far! of President Roosevelt to attend nad woe banquet at the. White House in honorgy 91. a, 5 8-1(0 of an inch had fallen up to 10 . of Prince Henry, assigning a8 a reason) Keefe, produce ma ill-health. ee The Sacramento and AmeriWoman With An AX nay ee rite and fe McAdle yesterday predicted that. we . afterward. ‘rible plague, Itching Piles, or from . Eczema, will appreciate the immediate relief and permanent oure that . comes through the use of Doan’s OintThe Ladies Aid Society Of-tte Methment. It never fails. odist Church will give a grand Art; #tDickermen’s Drag: Store, Tuesday, . terme part down and" February 25th. Poor Fellow. WasHincton, February 24—Grover rHE ———— pay. : ing . M, Melin ts . H. Whiting bi street, died this 2-0 0 : aco. business men in thi. L. Woodrti t ; ill. Peoria, Ill., February 24—At KickaOe ee wii John Web t off . poo, five miles from here, a woman} Dodge, Y bi rst off . Po : ; & wife survives hin _X., 00 @ Daring . named Jenkinson became snddenly inCalvin 0. tm, F Chas, W. K sane this morning and with an ax of the fi . Brig ening from brained her husband while be was pe shin cine of Brig aa, /W.H. Kiri . asleep. She then shot herself and died 10-yeare a Prompts. rived here . _ F. B. Hammet, thy semana 5 mission broker, Itching Piles. the Merchants’ i; Anyone who suffers from that ter-. ** Alameda. A wid, survive bim, BM. Oolli ama, who . rizzly Hill x ing to his hot . Colonel M. nt of the ] ere last nig! } Andrew Ha t evening. _ Martin Bur nd on a bus The Holland Ra; Free Samples. Octombie Hil ic J f21.4t. Enquire of Brown & Ws ning, Feb. 28th. Admission, including — -Miss—Olara troubles, 50c, $1.° Trial bottles free . . . . . . . . . . . i . : : vening from > her brothe : L B. F. Jeffri F i. : pg from Sat aS ; ie folks, Mr. mm — SEE WI N DOW Superintenc : hd rned this E ‘ ae dge mine. Now, Ladies, we have the Grandest line of Embroideries that you ever saw. Mover tn Gr pelos of the Big Store could we ever show you anythingo faylord left kind. We have. pee. rancisco on “EMBROIDERIES at 5c, 3 for 25, fa ”,70 y 206;, 25c, 35c, 10c, 12%, 15c, » 25c, 35¢, 40c, br the past ty 50c and 75c a Yard. . r Sacramen Most of these goods we have insertions to match, Dn. over Black Applique, All-over White Applique, A ‘Miss Madge Embroideries, All-over Tucking, All-over Tuck co lace insertion, Valenciennes Lace and Theertian if a a grand goods. Lots of them here now. The grant 2+ SVR of Dress Trimmings ever shown in Northern Califo; ® morning t All kinds from the cheapest to the best. Sup erinten: Dione Hlaunoiag for Dresses, something new, ( bwo from th and see them, ; New Goods coming every day. New WashS aniteville . the thin, slacy kind—but the kind that is sold fy —large cities for 50 cents a yard. Come just to see, Respectfully, Th ac MAHER & Nevada Counties Largest Store. The Pride of No California. : Last night : reabouts,. eek was rur NCE @ U0., HRVGCG Ue wine's : 69 bd today is “a regula . ee bd all indic NARS Le Sn ngthy one, at : }snow gre S03 eeeXs §=6This is the last week—the final cle i and mo . oO a Qa JeKo}eeo}ege Don’t delay; come now. ace our last SswSewhom . S ie morning le first of 4 ive fallen, a Of is season fc . oO OS O $) 9 BB Every Lady’s Trimmed Hat has to go for $1 For eSseonge hat for 65 cents. These Hats sold clean uw ‘House. and . The Support oa Famill . . ] So A 0 n~ Dd : 9 BEC . WorsGow x Pup 2 Winter Goods. Got to go to make room for) a E R a5 4 xx . MRS. L. LUBECK ex. 2.3) DIX iboolheuge, d Searls. ted. “Hous h city sews For pa rtung. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. @Matchmakers For t Carry the best line of Watches, Clocks, W erin: Optical Goods, Opera Glasses, Violin and Gt is bart ms t’s for the found in Northers California, Prices as low ree distrit lls, a remec and call at esday, Fet Go For The finest ] re raised nith. For : hts. Ask ‘3 . unes. a> ) 00 a 000 ae We make a Speesalty of Wateh Repairing. . and Suarantee Our Work to t] BROAD STREET, NEVADA ciTY:— ee <> i Bing Donn oissev Ke , 0 mega Mc pid Mem “ en a ts nee es Meee —— kek all ethers. A the most < These are something new and will sell v¢ Better come and get,one before they are 4 ; ; 7 cet. 2 anal Je » affected . “4 stomach a a : end Boo DKERMAN, § Brak Another ri comes frow the F hded by t meat market can eccusional contribt Sro from my store wil in the best mande All goods are of don’t buy cbeaP ‘each article aré © cents of cost. Grocer, pS. y tion that o brain, an Dther for 1 only no Pe Corrright SIGOURNEY, Cash

ie Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT PRoPrRiETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMef, +--+ + °$6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered toany part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week TUESDAY Cowes ed rcaioaesecccar es Sees reese ear eesere-seseerse February 25, ; 1902 Sesianaald INCE the information has been given out by State Mineralogist Aubury concerning his proposed crusade against the niining and oil fakirs in this State by having properties examined by his representatives, the various newspapers of the State have paid considerable attention tothe matter. Its importance will make it a theme for discussion for some time to come. ‘favor of the legitimate miners and oil producers as distinguished from the fakirs are bound to follow. Mr. Aubury states that he will follow up the investigations he is making into the real values‘of mining and Oil. propositions until he is acquainted with them all. Every believer in” honest and legitimate mining and the future prosperity of the industry in this State wishes Mineralogist Aubury great success. Ps a a a a oe eo A Few Advantages of a High School. Important results in o ie 7s, Court Doings. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of J. J. Lyons, deceased. Lettere of administration granted to Mrs. Mary Lyons on her filiog a bond of $3000. Estate of Geo. A. Oooper, deceased. Order appointing the following appraisers: Harry Yanes, Thos. Yanes and Henry M. Place. Additional testimony was taken concerning the case of J. W. Relley vs. P. Campbell in the Superior Oourt thie afternocn. Grass Valley News Several fences and trees have been blown down by. the strong wind which has prevailed all day. A leak was found in the Auditorium building today but not until after some damage had been done to the curtain ip the theatre. = Mrs. Thomas Penberthy, who is ill witb a fever, was mach worse today and it is. feared she will not recover. Her busband, whois employed at Boca, and her son, who resides ot Rocklin, have both Sren summoned to her bedside. The ball given Friday night by the Firemen was the most successful financially of any party ever given by them, Although all the matters have not yet been settled it is known the proceeds will be very lerge. Pians for Bridge. The Nevada City Board of Trustees advertise in this evening’s TRANSORIPT for plans and estimates of a new steel bridge to span Deer Creek, in place of Condensations. Clifford Dennis has been appointed local agent forthe Imperial Fire In. , surance Companp.: Fred Eilerman, who was operated down town yesterday. South Yuba river yesterday, N. G. i of joint. lief Society, which has succeeded the Benevolent Society, met yesterday afternoon and perfected.an organization with the. officers heretofore mentioned in the TRANSORIPT, ; The regular weekly instructions in the art of dancing will-be given by Messrs. Walling, Gault and McOluskey tomorrow evening at Odd_ Fellows Hall. The affair will be made as enjoyable as possible for all attend, Good fail to attend. Oul For Office. Superior Judge F. M. Angellotti of Marin ccunty will come before the next State Republican Convention for the nomination for Associate. Justice of the Supreme Court. The Judge has visited this city several times and is quite well known here. At San Rafael and throughout his home county be is held in high esteem for his splendid record on the bench. ; Wires Down. The storm has virtually cut off Nenada City from the outside world as far as wire communication is concerned. This afternoon the Westero Miss Arbogast have-purchased the restaurant business heretofore conupon several weeks ago, was able te be. Tucted by Mrs. : Broad While working at the Bay Counties going to have’ the place fitted up in Power Company’s power house on the . Sret-class style. Taylor fell and knocked: bis elbow out . ing . epicure, . meals ‘and. lunches will be served on The members of the new Ladies’ Re~. Short notice, The new establishment will be ran on modern lines, and. will be patterned after some of the pop-. ular restaurants of the larger cities. having a.ga-lorious time. was sent to Germany stating that an music. will be in attendance. -Don’t. appropriation oi $150,000 had beep . made for bis reception. cabled back that this was all nonsense, and it would be better to:give the money to the poor and destitute people of New York. Bi chickens a hen with which he would O THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY REALIZE the benefits which would be derived from having a Union High School? Or first, how many of them know what a Union High School is? A Union High School for us would be a high school formed by the combining of Nevada City school districts with Willow Valley, Gold Flat, Indian Flat and Selby Flat school districts. It would be a high school which would prove a source of pride to the citizens of all these districts. It would give many of our young men and women the opportunity which they need to make a place in the world for themselves through the acquirement of a good education. More teachers could be employed; more subjects could be taught; better facilities could be had for teaching. A good high school would give us a better social standing. Influential people would come to our city, attracted Ly the wealth of our mines, and the fact that we appreciated intellectual development and education. An artistic building, large enough for our needs but not expensive, would add greatly to the appearance of the town, aside from offering the proper facilities for educating our youth. The grammar school would be greatly improved by the aid of funds and room which the high school is now using, but which rightfully belong to the lower school. The people of our sister city are determined to have a good high school. Shall we be behind them? Wit NoT SOMEBODY START THE BALL A-ROLLING BY CALLING A MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS TO CONSIDER THE QUESTION? RosBertT M. SEARLS. &@4e2eaeeee eee Let Us Have Peace. HE BUSINESS INTERESTS of the country are afraid of the results of Tariff tinkering. If Congress could make changes quietly and without par-. this tabe gets inflamed you have « ticular debate, all mrfght be well. But the Tariff question invariably stirs up strife and bitterness because it affects every interest. Some months ago a considerable number of Republicans were of the opinion that a few changes could be made in the tariff schedules without particular harm, but the majority of those Republicans reformed their views at once and concluded to let well enough alone. Some months ago there were thousands of men in favor of the Babcock bill, who are opposed to it now. The business of the country wants to be let alone. Manufacturers do not desire to be disturbed; wage earners are satisfied; the farmer and his interests are booming, and farm lands have advanced twenty-five to fifty per cent. within a year. Thousands of men are making money, and it has been a long time to wait for the good times. Nowthey are nervous when changes or disturbances are proposed. The majority sentiment of the West is in favor of keeping hands off all phases of the tariff. They are opposed to its discussion. They believe it is loaded. And they want time to put. their bank account, in} black béetore another crash comes. In the Congressional election. ths year the business interest will demand that nothing shall be done to disturb the present high water mark of prosperity. The people know when they have a good thing. And when part of the ‘people have a good thing they are satisfied to let others have something of the same kind. But when part of: the people having a good thing undertake to destroy the good thing the other fellow has, all will go down together in wreck and ruin. Let us J the present Suspension bridge. will be received by City Clerk Sidney Pvard, up to April 9th. Read the advertisement for fall particulars.Plans . Union line to Colfax got: out of order, and some of -the Sunset Telephone Company’s wires leading to town are down. The latter company has sent out several men to make repairs. A Clue Fails. Now that tee “aliuiuisteation has concluded to “take after” Hill’s railroad merger, it should have little difSan Francisco, Feb. 24—The supficulty in following the tracks of the posed new cluein the Fuller case of trust. the. unknown man who committed suicide in the park on January 13th and thought by the detectives to be Bennett, proves not to have been the man wanted. The suicide bas been positively identified as Martin Nelson. He was boarding at 116 Oregon street, and has been identified by friends. From Truckee. Don’t forget to see the Ruble Uo.’s Constable Harvey arrived from farewell performance, at the theater Truckee today with Michael McCarty, . Sanday night. who will serve ninety days in the] County Jail for disturbing the peace. Lockjaw From Cobwebs. Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible bealer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drug store. EEE EE ORDINANCE NO. 165. An Ordinance Providing for .the Establishment and Maintalnance of a Public Library and Reading Room in the City of Nevada, —— = ae Died at Rocklin. George Prosser, an old resident of Rocklin, died at. that place yesterday, and will be buried tomorrow. Many years ago the deceased resided at Truckee. i Nie Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: SxecTion 1. There is hereby established in the City of Nevada a Free Public Library and ~) Reading Ruom. Section 2. Said Public Library and ReadF R t ; pg Room ‘thall be under the manor Ken agement of & Board of Library Trustees, by the President.of the Eoard of Trustees of Store room in Downing building. of said Board of City Trustees. [vey Library © rustees shall severally ho!d office for three Will te put in first class repair. A y‘ars, serving without compensation; profine stand for any kind of business. Vided, thas the members of the ares. Board shall so classify themselves jot so that Enquire of Miss Downing on the prem-. of their number shall go gat dt office at the ises. 124-1f end of the current fitcal year; two at the -}end of one year thereafter, and the other two at the end of two years thereafter. Section 8. Said Board of Library Trustees shall have all the powers given by, and shall be subject to the restrictions contained in. that certain Act of the Legislature of the -e@e-oDeafness Cannot Be Cured. reach the omer portion of ai poor There is only one way to cure deaf1 ness, and that is by constitutional ge ah Mareh $9, 1901, on 4. The Board of Trustees shall proremedies. Deafness is caused by aN . vide, by appropriation or otherwise, for the inflamed condition of the mucous lin. expenses of the maintainance of said Library. ing of the Eustachian Tube. When . #94 Reading Room. Soutien 5. This ordinancé shall take effect rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, . after Piglet dig om and after twenty days and when it is entirely closed deaf-. Pagsed this 20th day of February. 1902, by ness is ‘the result, and unless the in. the following vote: Ayes—A. Gault, J. Eustis, flam mation cab be taken out and-thist*Peard,C. W. Hilland J. H, Rogers. — tube restored to its normal condition, freed a hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine BTN On es case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. vide for the establishment and maintainance of Public Libraries within municipalitits,” j ALEX GAULT, President of the Board of City Trustees of the City of Nevads, Attest: SiIpNzY PzaRpD consisting Of five members, to be appointed: the “ity of Nevada, by and with the eonsent . By local applications, as they cannot] state of California entitled: “An Act to pro. . Business Change. Mrs. W. B. Davis, Miss Rush and Charles Steffen on street, The new owners are It is to be conducted a manner to please the most exactand the very best of Prince Henry. Prince Henry hag arrived and he is A dispatch The. Emperor 4 Wom. Hutchison has among. his hate very much to part for several reasons. Both yesterday and today the little fowl laid two eggs and just how longshe will continue to do so remains to be seen. One of the eggs laid today is said to very much:resemble a pig and it is quite a curiosity. Fire on the Ridge. This afternoon a large blaze-could be seen on the Washington Ridge tofire but was a house or barn, Personal. loney.* : this city. Truckee this afternoon: E. G. Goding is over from You Bet. town, —_——_—__—_+ oe +--+ Educate Your Bowels. as your muscles or your brain.’ Cas bowels to do right. Myers Preston bas returned to San Frauhisco, after a visit to his father in Constable I. Harvey returned to J. F. McCarthy of You Bet ts in Your bowels can be trained as wel) carets Candy Cathartic train your Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in A Good Storm. San Franorsco, Februsry 24—At noon today the weather bureau resouth as San Luis Obispo, where about o'clock and it was still raining. In the Sacramento valley and throughout Northern California the fall has been heavy. . can rivere are rising rapidly, having . risen over a foot since yesterday noon, San Diego county is suffering now from want of rain and is the wo ‘of any county in California. the last week only one-quarter of an inch of rain has falle®im that county. . would have showers today but we

failed to see them as there has been a continual downpeur of rain. all day. APL EXMIDIL. Exhibit at the residence of Mrs. John . Werry on Friday afternoon and eve-. Everybody . {24-td refreshments, 25 cents. invited to attend. 2ée Would Smash the Club. If members of the ‘“‘Hay Fever Association” would use Dr. King’s New Disoovery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces for it always cures. this malady,and Asthma, the kind that. baffles the doctors-it wholly drives. from the system. Thousands of oncehopeless sufferers from Consumption, . Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their lives and health to it. It conquers Grip, . saves little ones from Croup and . Whooping Cough and is positively . guaranteed for all Throat and Lung . at W. D. Vinton’s. ward the Central House, but owing oe to the telephone wires in that direction being blown down by the storm we were nuakle to learn where it was. From appearances it was not a forest For Sale at Once. Household furniture, including three good stoves. No reasonable offer refused. Mrs. Oscar MALTMAN, Main street. f19 4t Mies J. L. Clarke of San Francisco a is here on a visit to Miss Mary MaPlease Take Notice. All accounts due Snell & Fleming on January 1, 1902, must be settled immediately. And from thie date forward all bills mast be settled monthly and we require that it shall be paid up at once. ja6-tf SnBii & FLEMING. Good Meats. Colley. Brothers have the very best .} of beef, “mutton and veal on hand at all times. ; tf bulk. All druggists, roc. oes ccmivanieacoas =<= We will give One Hundred Dollars , Cer ot the Board. £25 for any casé of deafness (caused by __ catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulare, free ne rocer es F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. : Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. 3 ae 0 08 ie Keys Lost. . se Fischer Bros. Achain with six or eight keys has been lost Thé finder will please xeturn to the Grotto Saloon. feb2icf NOTICE. —at the— PLAZA STORE ; Carry « Fine Live of — ee a . ‘Groceries, fyLANS AND ESTIMATES OF Al Provisions, NEW STEEL BRIDGE to epan Deer Creek, located in the City of NeCase Goods, vada, Abutments pow’ in ase to be ased. Distavee between abutments 3800 feet. Width-of bridge to be 16 feet, with foot walk on west side to be 4 feet wide. Oneyper cent of the estimate cost will be paid for plans accepted. ’The Board reserves the right to reject any or all plans. y Pians will be received at the City oo ae APRIL 9b, 1902. livered Free of charge. "SIDNEY PEARD,” , As can be found in Nevada City. aor: a 8 6 8 at . have peace on the tariff. ogg ee > 125 City Clerk? * Send én a Grial Order, Hay and Grain for Sal} PETALUMA INC NE structed of n\ Regulating, RATORS PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO PETALUMA .CAL More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined ‘west of the Rockies. Made in one quality only, (and that the best), in four sizes, from 54 to 32) y. ~y ee equipments. Air and moisture system properly controlled. Costs less in time and: ful to poe These machines have been made for over twenty years, and _@ thousands of them arein successful operation. Hatches Pay Freight. "Se wre stock carried by LEGG & SHAW CO. . Paine, none better. Bros. For gaie at Rector Hot Rolls, hot mufhins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of . indigestion. eggs. Conalifornia Redwood, Copper Slentens. Selfand Hot Air in principle. Has all modern Catalogue Free. We We have a large amount on our books, ; Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: . Cleveland has declined the invitation ported that the rain had reached as far! of President Roosevelt to attend nad woe banquet at the. White House in honorgy 91. a, 5 8-1(0 of an inch had fallen up to 10 . of Prince Henry, assigning a8 a reason) Keefe, produce ma ill-health. ee The Sacramento and AmeriWoman With An AX nay ee rite and fe McAdle yesterday predicted that. we . afterward. ‘rible plague, Itching Piles, or from . Eczema, will appreciate the immediate relief and permanent oure that . comes through the use of Doan’s OintThe Ladies Aid Society Of-tte Methment. It never fails. odist Church will give a grand Art; #tDickermen’s Drag: Store, Tuesday, . terme part down and" February 25th. Poor Fellow. WasHincton, February 24—Grover rHE ———— pay. : ing . M, Melin ts . H. Whiting bi street, died this 2-0 0 : aco. business men in thi. L. Woodrti t ; ill. Peoria, Ill., February 24—At KickaOe ee wii John Web t off . poo, five miles from here, a woman} Dodge, Y bi rst off . Po : ; & wife survives hin _X., 00 @ Daring . named Jenkinson became snddenly inCalvin 0. tm, F Chas, W. K sane this morning and with an ax of the fi . Brig ening from brained her husband while be was pe shin cine of Brig aa, /W.H. Kiri . asleep. She then shot herself and died 10-yeare a Prompts. rived here . _ F. B. Hammet, thy semana 5 mission broker, Itching Piles. the Merchants’ i; Anyone who suffers from that ter-. ** Alameda. A wid, survive bim, BM. Oolli ama, who . rizzly Hill x ing to his hot . Colonel M. nt of the ] ere last nig! } Andrew Ha t evening. _ Martin Bur nd on a bus The Holland Ra; Free Samples. Octombie Hil ic J f21.4t. Enquire of Brown & Ws ning, Feb. 28th. Admission, including — -Miss—Olara troubles, 50c, $1.° Trial bottles free . . . . . . . . . . . i . : : vening from > her brothe : L B. F. Jeffri F i. : pg from Sat aS ; ie folks, Mr. mm — SEE WI N DOW Superintenc : hd rned this E ‘ ae dge mine. Now, Ladies, we have the Grandest line of Embroideries that you ever saw. Mover tn Gr pelos of the Big Store could we ever show you anythingo faylord left kind. We have.. pee. rancisco on “EMBROIDERIES at 5c, 3 for 25, fa ”,70 y 206;, 25c, 35c, 10c, 12%, 15c, » 25c, 35¢, 40c, br the past ty 50c and 75c a Yard. . r Sacramen Most of these goods we have insertions to match, Dn. over Black Applique, All-over White Applique, A ‘Miss Madge Embroideries, All-over Tucking, All-over Tuck co lace insertion, Valenciennes Lace and Theertian if a a grand goods. Lots of them here now. The grant 2+ SVR of Dress Trimmings ever shown in Northern Califo; ® morning t All kinds from the cheapest to the best. Sup erinten: Dione Hlaunoiag for Dresses, something new, ( bwo from th and see them, ; New Goods coming every day. New WashS aniteville . the thin, slacy kind—but the kind that is sold fy —large cities for 50 cents a yard. Come just to see, Respectfully, Th ac MAHER & Nevada Counties Largest Store. The Pride of No California. : Last night : reabouts,. eek was rur NCE @ U0., HRVGCG Ue wine's : 69 bd today is “a regula . ee bd all indic NARS Le Sn ngthy one, at : }snow gre S03 eeeXs §=6This is the last week—the final cle i and mo . oO a Qa JeKo}eeo}ege Don’t delay; come now.. ace our last SswSewhom . S ie morning le first of 4 ive fallen, a Of is season fc . oO OS O $) 9 BB Every Lady’s Trimmed Hat has to go for $1 For eSseonge hat for 65 cents. These Hats sold clean uw ‘House. and . The Support oa Famill . . ] So A 0 n~ Dd : 9 BEC . WorsGow x Pup 2 Winter Goods. Got to go to make room for) a E R a5 4 xx . MRS. L. LUBECK ex. 2.3) DIX iboolheuge, d Searls. ted. “Hous h city sews For pa rtung. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. @Matchmakers For t Carry the best line of Watches, Clocks, W erin: Optical Goods, Opera Glasses, Violin and Gt is bart ms t’s for the found in Northers California, Prices as low ree distrit lls, a remec and call at esday, Fet Go For The finest ] re raised nith. For : hts. Ask ‘3 . unes. a> ) 00 a 000 ae We make a Speesalty of Wateh Repairing. .. and Suarantee Our Work to t] BROAD STREET, NEVADA ciTY:— ee <> i Bing Donn oissev Ke , 0 mega Mc pid Mem “ en a ts nee es Meee —— kek all ethers. A the most < These are something new and will sell v¢ Better come and get,one before they are 4 ; ; 7 cet. 2 anal Je » affected . “4 stomach a a : end Boo DKERMAN, § Brak Another ri comes frow the F hded by t meat market can eccusional contribt Sro from my store wil in the best mande All goods are of don’t buy cbeaP ‘each article aré © cents of cost. Grocer, pS. y tion that o brain, an Dther for 1 only no Pe Corrright SIGOURNEY, Cash