January 22, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT SaeecivenasdetsasnadanendtiansndaindseatiaaNtese nee tamateamentenadaneaiianeemmesasereemaseateenmemesene oe ri . BROWN & CALEINGE, PROPRIETORS. Issued§Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. @yfiel, -TERMS’ OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week ¢ WEDNESDAY. i town, recently, business all day on Sunday, during ter season. old-fashioned, forty-nine seven days of the week in the smaller towns of the county no doubt have just cause in expressing their surprise at this unex } Millenium is close at hand, but—generally speaking, péople are glad to see you adopt this desirable reform movement in your thriving Truckee undoubtedly have become imbued with this great spirit of enterprise and county seat, and perhaps, before long, intend to “go us one better” on this line. business men of Truckee unite and adopt the early-closing movement. gives the merchants a chance to get acquainted with their families. Brother Rutherford, push it along. January 22, 1902 Che Ees cod RS SWSSS eee § “CHESTS URES ESF OOS S'S SSS OOD EVENING, CITIZENS OF TRUCKEE: The people here are asking “What has gone wrong at Truckee?” This query has been prompted by the united action taken by the leading merchants of your in deciding to close their respective places of the balance of the winSome of our people who are familiar with the custom of keeping stores open pected turn and giving expression to the belief that the the mountain town. The people of progress which has prevailed at the We would not be surprised now if the It is a good thing for everybody concerned and 444444446444 of the Iowa Legislature voted separately the United States Jonathan P. Dolliver of Fort Dodge received 86 votes, and in the received 84 votes. Plans for the Navy. . Alison’ and Dollver lected Senators. Ww. B, ALLISON DES MOINES, Iowa, January 21.—At 2 o’clock this afternoon both houses on the selection of two members of Senate. In the Senate William B. Allison of Dubuque and House they Fatal Accident. Cuerozer, Ia., Jan. 21— While a gang Lawyers Fighi. Sacramento, Jan, 22 — This afterare employed. HE SUCCESS ACHIEVED by the new submarine boat, Fulton, which’ in its further tests a few days ago dived and swam, rose and sunk, and otherwise disported itself like a veritable dolphin, points to a lesson which the legislators of a growing naval power wil have to heed. Nowhere is the element of change a more certain factor than in the upbuilding of navies, A recen British naval expert, commenting on the constantly varying fashions of navies, calls attention to the fact that even the —mueh-mooted-question of the merits of cruisers as against battleship is being eliminated by the construction of battleships having very nearly the cruiser speed. In the same way the character of the torpedo boat problem has changed wholly since the torpedo first became a possibility of warfare. To confront the torpedo boat danger nations long. ago began the building of torpedo-boat destroyers and only recently Russia found it advisable to construct a “destroyer of torpedo-boat destroyer.” The danger of the torpedo itself first called into use the protective net of steel to be hung about large warships and in turn this was followed by the-.invention of a cutting device to enable torpedoes to pierce the ne Now a new net that defies cutting has been invented. noon, shortly before 8 c’clock, there was ap exciting scene in the courtroom -of City Justice of the Peace W. A. Anderson while the Court wae in session, engaged in hearing 4 Chi] . nese case. Two well known lawyers, Corporation Counsel Hiram W. Johnson and Elwood Brunner engaged in a t. scrap, and doubtless would have done esch other some. damage were it not for the fact that the Court called upon the officers toseparatethem. H. Alter was on the etand and was being ques+ioned-by-Elwood Broner when Hiram . Johnsou made a remark to the Court which Bruner took as a personal affrent. Bruver grabbed at Jobnston, and both men were trying hard to hit each otber when the officers separated them. Justice Andereon fined each of the lawyers $25. As soon a8 they got outside the attornies renewed hostilities. Johnson and Bruner used very very bitter language toward each other and were again coming to blows when Justice Anderson separated them once more. Justice Anderson said, if they did not stop when I told them to this afternoon, I would lick thew both myself, and I can do it, too.” t. ‘ig two men and fatally injuring three of men were unloading a ear of raile near this place a car tipped over killothers. PORES Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There.is only one way to cure deaf. ness, and that is . constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When ‘this tube.gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollare for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulare, free F. J, CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. Sold by druggists, 75c.’ Hall’s Family Pills are the best. NN D.linquent Sale Notice. e SHADY CREEK CLAIMS Work of Opening Them Up Going Steadily , Ahead. O.L. Canfield, of San Francisco, is opening up a number of claims slong Shady Creek, in the vicinity of the Oak Tree Ranch, . near North San Juan, The work is progressing well, and the gravel gives very‘good returns. A oumber of residents of that locality are associated in the new enterprise, Charles Wodell being the foreman. A large cut has been blasted out in the lower claim, and aix men More hands will be put-on when further progress is made and if the project, comes up to the expectations of its promoters & large force will be engaged. The success of the rew operations means much for the San Juan Ridge. The feasibility of working Shady Creek has-been discussed among mining men for.several years, and it ie the general opinion that it will pay well. Its bed is covered along its entire course with heavy tailings, but with the process started . by Mr. Canfield and his asacciates the several claims can be worked to advantage. for Oamptonville. North San Juan. ville today. Going and Coming. W. Mobley and J O’Oonnor are down from North Bloomfield. J. R. Morrison left this morning Mies Emma Wortbley is down from Washington on a visit. Major J. 8. MoBride is over from Fred A. Horton is up from Fernley. . Captain E. 0,.Ord and BE. M. Hall of the Excelsior mine at Meadow Lake are here on mining business. E. Poage came down from GranitePine Funeral To-Day. The funeral of the late Andrew McNally took place this afternoon from the family residence on upper Main street, the interment being made in Grove Ocmetery. . pearers_were R. Webber, Geo. Beckley, Wm. Ashbura, J. Hopkins, G. Obap“Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . & here bowels and digestive organs Lane’s Tea . & The pall pell and J. Johnston.Kuquire of Brown & Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on ti Morgan. tf All Indications Very Favorable at that Place. A. P. Hall, superintendent of the Grizzly Hill gravel mine, returned to this place this morning from Petalames, where ‘be bas been one visit, being on his way to the mine. He stated that the outlook of the property at the present time ise more than enLcouraging and every indication tends to show that it is permanent. The grinders or crushers are kept buisy all the time and are working very satiafactorily. Everything connected with the mine is rasning along smoothly and with the present good management and prospects there is no doubt but that the Grizzly Hill will soon become one.of our leading gravel mines. Tt is the intentionof the owners to. put in more grinders in the Spring and thus. increase the output. The force of men employed will be enlarged at tbat time and a namber of vew drifts worked. The people of that section fell confident that the mine will prove much better than ite owners expect and are anxiously awaiting the Spring. Going to Klondike. George Coffey, William Dahbneka and George Hothersall will sail from San Francisco for the Klondike the last of this week. They are going to operate in the mines on a large scale, and their many friends wish them success in the northern gold region. Louts Ashwander and John Oleave Jr. of this city will accompany them. ; Sti Killing Them. one Boers were killed, thirteen were surrendered. City keeps in a healthy condition. indigestion. It you a good appetite. Price 50c. a package. arman, sole agent. The Bloo When there is a natural and health DISEASED circulation of tae blood, the entire WAHER &CO. Lace Curtains 000s ava. Lace © Jan. 22,1 > omg \ is now & oe 3 5s. Palace 90 Cts. a Pair Bc: ‘ ‘ a see for y totic tot ick : jai ug of the ~~ 60 pair of them in this lot, some sold at $1, so Agente at $1.25 and some $1.50 a pair—all now reduced “i! anges 90 Cents a Pair. ; q Christie, N The price "be go cents as long as they are in the! pe, Joo ¢ window. If you want to get in on a good thing, don’t Je. ok Te r et . R. Te this go by. : i Great Clean-up Sale of Wrappers merge Great Clean-up Sale of Blankets Great Clean-up Sale of Embroideries , oS Great Clean-up Sale of Muslin Underwear / gnce: ot Mra Prices on all these Goods reduced. The Ss Cveie’¥ Better come today. Store closes at-6-o’clock, Saturdays excepted. Respectfully, & Co. y are going fast: Lonpon, Jan. 22—Lord Kitohener re-. j ports that since January 18th, thirty. Z wounded, one hundred and seventy . = were made prisoners and forty-one The Handsomest Woman no Nevada . moves the bowels every day, and cures . purifies the blood, . clears up the complexion, and gives 25c. and For sale by -H Dickt iets ‘HEALTHY OR . construction and naval committeemen may well be puzzled. It will obviously be unwise to ignore any of the new features which may promise effective results in time of war. While paying due heed to their possibilities, however, it is safe to say that naval experts of all schools will agree with Presitlent Roosevelt’s statement that as yet there is no substitute for “the great war craft whose hammering guus beat out the mastery of the high seas.” Congress will have little reason to hesitate.at the proposition to build the battleships and cruisers which the Secretary of the Navy calls for. is widely conceded that the battleships now designed in this country are superior in efficiency to any yet nade and they must continue to be the nucleus of the American naval force. hae. the census, and of these, say 10,000 live in Chinatown, and they furnish more crimes of violence, more gambling. more disease and more filth than any other 10,000 persons in one practical impossibility. months and see the great evils resulting to this State from goncerning this matter. With naval fashions changing at this rate boards of It e¢<¢e4e46¢404 0448484 4 4 The Chinese Curse. S A CONCRETE ARGUMENT against Chinese immigration we do not know anything quite equal to Chinatown in San Francisco. The total number of Chinese in that city is less than 14,000, according to place on this continent. After forty: years of effort it has proved impossible to stamp out the murderous tong wars, and the recent exhibit of two men killed and two dangerously wounded, is a fair sample of conditions which our laws have been ineffective to sudue. A gambling club and a slave girl figure prominently in. this latest story of Chinese ferocity, and both of the two separate shooting. affrays which grew out of a single incident were cowardly attempts to assassinate. If it were possible, by a reasonable display of energy on the part of the law, to stop the murders in Chinatown, their occurrence might not be a valid argument in favor of exclusion, but this is not so; enough of the Chinese population is in sympathy with crime to make its punishment a __If Messrs. Gompers, Foord and others who argued: be. fore the Senate committee, yesterday, against the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Bill, could live in California a few Chinese curse, they would probably have different views NS COUNTY O]L COMPANY. LO eation of priucipal ylace of business, Nevada city, Celifornia. Location of works, Kern County, California. otice—Lhere delinquent upon the following descri _s'ock on account of Asses-ment No 1, jed on the 19th day of December, 1901, the several amounts set opposite the nawes of the respective sharebolders as follows: NAMES Hot Old Time. NEw York, January 22—For the thirty-sixth time in as many years the NO. CERT. NO SHARES AMT. 8120 $ Dercle Francais de )’Harmonie held precke Se: se bal 427 _ refed : : rbpo a oe ree ya ite annual masquerade ball in Madison arebibald. W. Sii52 * 200 20 00 A rnaud. Kk. D.. 5 00 Square Garden this morning. Fully Monee lin Steven: 8S 20 3 00 8,000 gay maskers were present. Wine, . Crother, Ulerer Cc. 2 7 1 00 women apd the dance are the three Coan, Thos. N ee a is % i3 Ps Colgrove. Fred.. 14 2 2 50 fuctors essential to the success of a. Co Stil Ghas. Ww. 270 290 2) 00 real French ball. All three were very Gon e +B. G hanuaiens a 4.0 40 00 much in evidence. Laaky Uncie Sam, Co.per, HM*«.. 485 5000 300 00 ebuaky Jobony Bull andthe doughty . GooPer: ob He ote Kaiser Wilhelm frolicked about. arm Dat . s: George Re. 43 83 8 30 in arm like tripiets from the same Gaink a. oo , 383 20 40 00 7 : : 5 a baton, R W .». «+: 507 200 00 cradle. The inevitable Trilby, with her . pint austin, Jr. 278 aa a indispensable gray military coat arms ils sami. 35 333 83 30 akimbo, spent most of her time knockElida, arniad; 0168 100 10 00 ing off the helmets of two six-foot Gg pam, Mrs. a ao ~ farce policemen, with her historic slipGretpy. Bewin . ares bts 320 82 00 ob, Evan J.. 7 1 pered feet. A shape.y Queen of the . Johnson, Cyril.. 393 20 OO May kicked boles in the atmosphere donpane, Cyril vetees 7 500 £0 00 aud inthe brand-new silk tiles of Joues. or oe . 120 50 5 00 many broad clothed Johnaies who ed erated 5 ts eT ie 2 flocked about her, each one anxious tiem pa Hears ue 0 % 00 that bis hat should be the next to Le} Kitts, Henry Loe Ae) 26 2 60 ruined by ber polated pink sandals, . Mocte kA. ai 3 Hed It was not an uncommon thing to see . Mobley W.L . Add 5000 500 00 ; : Mobley, W L.. 453 110 11 00 a sturdy French soldier scampering Mobley, W. L oon 12 10 100 across the big amphitheatre with a erage eee Bf is a4 ie ; i Pilling. E. F . 851 100 straggling golden fair very much alive Pillive: Kilzabeth. $32 . ] 99 and kicking under each brawny arm or Aine Elizabeth. 3868 8 80 to aee almost anything imaginable. . Piling: Lucher.. 354 M0 100 see Piliing, Luther.:. 855 100 10 00 Pilling, Luther.. 356 100 10 00 Had 2 Good THMC. [ksei se BBS illing, Luther.. bg Plummer, Chas. H. 378 500 bo oo . ' Plummer, Chas. H. 379 500 60 00 “ ce ptesedetag Pe . 402 100 10 00 Deputy District Grand President noereh ee cane 169 100 = 4.10.0 F. L. Arbogast returned from Loomis, . gusties.eee 170 100 10 00 ,. . Rose, W.G. ... 3 10 Piacer county today, where he in-. Ross’ Mrs Adelia. 490 10000 ne & stalled new officers of the Native Sous po a Adella. 481 5000 500 00 Parlor last evening. After the in-. Ross: fie £eele ue Bi 99 stallation ceremonies a fine banquet aay peed oe Ry za 20 00 was served, and the Natives had a Suaw,Dr.dBe 12 34 3% jaw, Vr. Severe merry time. Shaw, Dr. J.F., 207 30 H 3 ain : ghay, De. 2-7; . 28 84 30 mse’ : : scadden, P. re: -) 5000 500 00 very original package of Jesse toaddes, F. ---\; 456 5000 500 00 Moore whiskey is guaranteed absoStewart.Dr. Geo. bis 100 2 0 lately pure by Jesse Moore Hunt Co. i a ces . z 10 00 eo . : Jay lor, x. W. sash 5000 sob The girl who-is never seem to blush carton Bow. cnt a 1000 ino may. have been bern ‘to blush unseen. ear o-: fens ty br 50 00 jermaties Taylor, FWe ss 48 10 © ce rew belia,d. oe ~~ is the greatest lottery of Thomine; War A 93 134 ne fe—and . 1 eeler, Mrs. Lewis 54 nd lotteries are illegal. Winchester, J.B. 55 100 19 00 The hotel ranner doesn’t rud the hotel. con o Hesembet. Lee so many shares of el of such stce as may necessary will be sold at the office of the company, Citizens Bank, Nevada City, California, on TUESDAY, the SEVaNTH Day OF + EBRUARY, 1902, at the hour of one o'clock P, M. of ed aay. awd pay anise Soringnast epommnens fe ether costs vertising and erpenses of sales . ——d The less luck.a man has the more he despises it. —s Taken before bedtime Gilt Edge whiskey will break up any cold. . naturally Polluted during the past to send you our quantity, estimated at one-eighth the wei every five minutes, ‘This rapid flow of ‘oe blood through th entrance of disease germs and im of is not necessary or ing and strengthening the muscles, tissues, nerves and bones. few persons can rightly claim an absolutely pure blood unpolluted circulation, and in consequence are exposed Contagious Blood through the blood, and Cancer, Rheum, Psoriasis, Tetter—in fact isons or humors that are engenered and fostered in a sluggish atid impoverished blood. Old sores, chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains are com. mon, especially among 0 thin and color and strength to you evidence eome constitutional or blood trouble, which salves, any external treatment can cure. Diseases that originate they manifest heentre * —— pains, require a tonic an and neutralizes blood poisons po ties that no other blood medicine does. Breeds Disease new strength and most. reliable in about your case ; this informa good for the Poison, the greatest enemy Scrofula, Rheumatism, humors, but t of the body,’ passes throug’ supply to » en e Catarrh, Eczema, Salt the majority of human ailments —ere The Blood is the Source of All Strength 1d le, whose blood : pale because of the lack of the red corpuscles that give’ ‘ul blood, Sallow complexions and rough, oily ski Pagine nor tumors, itching eruptions, muscular or bone er such as’. S. S., which not only antidotes health-givi t goes down to the very ‘oundation of h the heart the e — e every description. It filters out allthat and development of the body and nourishBut, unfortunately, and ect and le diseases. caused by the blood, whether tonic properthe disease and eliminates from the system everyBlood) thing of a poisonous character or that obstructs and E the circulation. It builds uP and im and vitality to the o when the arteries and veins are once more filled with new rich blood, the general health begins Ser ane 1 6 ae NT ers block pusid and th . S. S. is the on e ifier, C) ly Guaranteed parely woeetten tested ia thoasands of cases innutri to improve, muscles fif and is more today than ever. We will be glad 7: free, and if in ore PoPenertical Zayice write cer tayeiclads all tion will cost nothin hae you 3 and comes from experi: dence is cond in strictest COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. ——— \ W. -B. “ROBB, Seoretary. Office—Citizens Banks, Nevada City, Caitrota. a a “es ‘ } Our ft has taken over twenty-five © «pears of -constant-and intelligent effort to bring “ Our Very Best” Pocket Knives up-to the present high standard. Every knife. ts & proof of the triumph of Amer Scan workmanship, style and fim fh. There's nothing better. FOR SALE BY LEGG & SHAW NEVADA CITY. C0. These are something new and will sell very rapidly. Better come and get one before they are all gone, — tk — Cc. J. BRAND, The Jeweler =F WoeKinley Memorial 11 SPOONS. —tkik—Friday night at_that time to prohibi sting on the ggested by ‘EB, Green ¥ ng Compar perior Cour atable Tow onght up ns to serve County Jal yoman, whi se local Ot of years, ried today. Com he South a Pine Streetrn en cana NE of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a NickelPlated Coffee or Tea Pot for your mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a Pocket Knife for your brother, and a guaranteed Pair of Scissérs for your sister, and many other) articles too numerous to mention. Call and see. ' Guery Hat Has to So. Regardless of cost or value. The great Clearast Sale is now on, and includes untrimmed, in the house. promises and promi bargains during this sale. MRS. L. LUBECK SOMETHING NICE every hat, trimmed ai We always keep i se you an astonishing lot 0 Oommercial Street, Nevade Mil 9 Mill Street, Grass Valley. »from Au o Newcastl lhester Hea ral. in Jose is . to friends San Franci Fup from § lanfleld ret ncisco, acht left Beisco on i from the Ihington ie bu Bet it w York a train. iw. 7. -I bg’s train , mente i . . . o Frane Jopeland erra Cou! @ and i orth Blo * Francisc evening a jome. marteville been . ving. 0 well Hi ager of t mpany ip Franci merly of za posi Beton Hi iis city w Amador ployed ab Ham Walches, Clocks, opera Glasst Watch Chains, Holiday Gifts, f Nevada we wou! bled wit and i scordin Ks who know: how. EREKEE KEKE y[Mhese goods are of the best material put together by men Call and see them. We aim to please our customers. ® ae * ie 4 than an bt to ney ion the’ ‘Kemps ungs. . . For t. WATCHMAKERS, Broad StreetA. & H. W. HART N a NEVADA @ S ommennemetnneeneetiameniiieniaannal enemas $3.50 to $5.00 AT BROS., Bread sirc > He's Palen Leather and i ‘i very 1 caret: imous Look f 4 are « Notie ell & it be si this « bottled it on o hall bi &F

Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT SaeecivenasdetsasnadanendtiansndaindseatiaaNtese nee tamateamentenadaneaiianeemmesasereemaseateenmemesene oe ri . BROWN & CALEINGE, PROPRIETORS. Issued§Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. @yfiel, -TERMS’ OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week ¢ WEDNESDAY. i town, recently, business all day on Sunday, during ter season. old-fashioned, forty-nine seven days of the week in the smaller towns of the county no doubt have just cause in expressing their surprise at this unex } Millenium is close at hand, but—generally speaking, péople are glad to see you adopt this desirable reform movement in your thriving Truckee undoubtedly have become imbued with this great spirit of enterprise and county seat, and perhaps, before long, intend to “go us one better” on this line. business men of Truckee unite and adopt the early-closing movement. gives the merchants a chance to get acquainted with their families. Brother Rutherford, push it along. January 22, 1902 Che Ees cod RS SWSSS eee § “CHESTS URES ESF OOS S'S SSS OOD EVENING, CITIZENS OF TRUCKEE: The people here are asking “What has gone wrong at Truckee?” This query has been prompted by the united action taken by the leading merchants of your in deciding to close their respective places of the balance of the winSome of our people who are familiar with the custom of keeping stores open pected turn and giving expression to the belief that the the mountain town. The people of progress which has prevailed at the We would not be surprised now if the It is a good thing for everybody concerned and 444444446444 of the Iowa Legislature voted separately the United States Jonathan P. Dolliver of Fort Dodge received 86 votes, and in the received 84 votes. Plans for the Navy. . Alison’ and Dollver lected Senators. Ww. B, ALLISON DES MOINES, Iowa, January 21.—At 2 o’clock this afternoon both houses on the selection of two members of Senate. In the Senate William B. Allison of Dubuque and House they Fatal Accident. Cuerozer, Ia., Jan. 21— While a gang Lawyers Fighi. Sacramento, Jan, 22 — This afterare employed. HE SUCCESS ACHIEVED by the new submarine boat, Fulton, which’ in its further tests a few days ago dived and swam, rose and sunk, and otherwise disported itself like a veritable dolphin, points to a lesson which the legislators of a growing naval power wil have to heed. Nowhere is the element of change a more certain factor than in the upbuilding of navies, A recen British naval expert, commenting on the constantly varying fashions of navies, calls attention to the fact that even the —mueh-mooted-question of the merits of cruisers as against battleship is being eliminated by the construction of battleships having very nearly the cruiser speed. In the same way the character of the torpedo boat problem has changed wholly since the torpedo first became a possibility of warfare. To confront the torpedo boat danger nations long. ago began the building of torpedo-boat destroyers and only recently Russia found it advisable to construct a “destroyer of torpedo-boat destroyer.” The danger of the torpedo itself first called into use the protective net of steel to be hung about large warships and in turn this was followed by the-.invention of a cutting device to enable torpedoes to pierce the ne Now a new net that defies cutting has been invented. noon, shortly before 8 c’clock, there was ap exciting scene in the courtroom -of City Justice of the Peace W. A. Anderson while the Court wae in session, engaged in hearing 4 Chi] . nese case. Two well known lawyers, Corporation Counsel Hiram W. Johnson and Elwood Brunner engaged in a t. scrap, and doubtless would have done esch other some. damage were it not for the fact that the Court called upon the officers toseparatethem. H. Alter was on the etand and was being ques+ioned-by-Elwood Broner when Hiram . Johnsou made a remark to the Court which Bruner took as a personal affrent. Bruver grabbed at Jobnston, and both men were trying hard to hit each otber when the officers separated them. Justice Andereon fined each of the lawyers $25. As soon a8 they got outside the attornies renewed hostilities. Johnson and Bruner used very very bitter language toward each other and were again coming to blows when Justice Anderson separated them once more. Justice Anderson said, if they did not stop when I told them to this afternoon, I would lick thew both myself, and I can do it, too.” t. ‘ig two men and fatally injuring three of men were unloading a ear of raile near this place a car tipped over killothers. PORES Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There.is only one way to cure deaf. ness, and that is . constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When ‘this tube.gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollare for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulare, free F. J, CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. Sold by druggists, 75c.’ Hall’s Family Pills are the best. NN D.linquent Sale Notice. e SHADY CREEK CLAIMS Work of Opening Them Up Going Steadily , Ahead. O.L. Canfield, of San Francisco, is opening up a number of claims slong Shady Creek, in the vicinity of the Oak Tree Ranch, . near North San Juan, The work is progressing well, and the gravel gives very‘good returns. A oumber of residents of that locality are associated in the new enterprise, Charles Wodell being the foreman. A large cut has been blasted out in the lower claim, and aix men More hands will be put-on when further progress is made and if the project, comes up to the expectations of its promoters & large force will be engaged. The success of the rew operations means much for the San Juan Ridge. The feasibility of working Shady Creek has-been discussed among mining men for.several years, and it ie the general opinion that it will pay well. Its bed is covered along its entire course with heavy tailings, but with the process started . by Mr. Canfield and his asacciates the several claims can be worked to advantage. for Oamptonville. North San Juan. ville today. Going and Coming. W. Mobley and J O’Oonnor are down from North Bloomfield. J. R. Morrison left this morning Mies Emma Wortbley is down from Washington on a visit. Major J. 8. MoBride is over from Fred A. Horton is up from Fernley. . Captain E. 0,.Ord and BE. M. Hall of the Excelsior mine at Meadow Lake are here on mining business. E. Poage came down from GranitePine Funeral To-Day. The funeral of the late Andrew McNally took place this afternoon from the family residence on upper Main street, the interment being made in Grove Ocmetery. . pearers_were R. Webber, Geo. Beckley, Wm. Ashbura, J. Hopkins, G. Obap“Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . & here bowels and digestive organs Lane’s Tea . & The pall pell and J. Johnston.Kuquire of Brown & Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on ti Morgan. tf All Indications Very Favorable at that Place. A. P. Hall, superintendent of the Grizzly Hill gravel mine, returned to this place this morning from Petalames, where ‘be bas been one visit, being on his way to the mine. He stated that the outlook of the property at the present time ise more than enLcouraging and every indication tends to show that it is permanent. The grinders or crushers are kept buisy all the time and are working very satiafactorily. Everything connected with the mine is rasning along smoothly and with the present good management and prospects there is no doubt but that the Grizzly Hill will soon become one.of our leading gravel mines. Tt is the intentionof the owners to. put in more grinders in the Spring and thus. increase the output. The force of men employed will be enlarged at tbat time and a namber of vew drifts worked. The people of that section fell confident that the mine will prove much better than ite owners expect and are anxiously awaiting the Spring. Going to Klondike. George Coffey, William Dahbneka and George Hothersall will sail from San Francisco for the Klondike the last of this week. They are going to operate in the mines on a large scale, and their many friends wish them success in the northern gold region. Louts Ashwander and John Oleave Jr. of this city will accompany them. ; Sti Killing Them. one Boers were killed, thirteen were surrendered. City keeps in a healthy condition. indigestion. It you a good appetite. Price 50c. a package. arman, sole agent. The Bloo When there is a natural and health DISEASED circulation of tae blood, the entire WAHER &CO. Lace Curtains 000s ava. Lace © Jan. 22,1 > omg \ is now & oe 3 5s. Palace 90 Cts. a Pair Bc: ‘ ‘ a see for y totic tot ick : jai ug of the ~~ 60 pair of them in this lot, some sold at $1, so Agente at $1.25 and some $1.50 a pair—all now reduced “i! anges 90 Cents a Pair. ; q Christie, N The price "be go cents as long as they are in the! pe, Joo ¢ window. If you want to get in on a good thing, don’t Je. ok Te r et . R. Te this go by. : i Great Clean-up Sale of Wrappers merge Great Clean-up Sale of Blankets Great Clean-up Sale of Embroideries , oS Great Clean-up Sale of Muslin Underwear / gnce: ot Mra Prices on all these Goods reduced. The Ss Cveie’¥ Better come today. Store closes at-6-o’clock, Saturdays excepted. Respectfully, & Co. y are going fast: Lonpon, Jan. 22—Lord Kitohener re-. j ports that since January 18th, thirty. Z wounded, one hundred and seventy . = were made prisoners and forty-one The Handsomest Woman no Nevada . moves the bowels every day, and cures . purifies the blood, . clears up the complexion, and gives 25c. and For sale by -H Dickt iets ‘HEALTHY OR . construction and naval committeemen may well be puzzled. It will obviously be unwise to ignore any of the new features which may promise effective results in time of war. While paying due heed to their possibilities, however, it is safe to say that naval experts of all schools will agree with Presitlent Roosevelt’s statement that as yet there is no substitute for “the great war craft whose hammering guus beat out the mastery of the high seas.” Congress will have little reason to hesitate.at the proposition to build the battleships and cruisers which the Secretary of the Navy calls for. is widely conceded that the battleships now designed in this country are superior in efficiency to any yet nade and they must continue to be the nucleus of the American naval force. hae. the census, and of these, say 10,000 live in Chinatown, and they furnish more crimes of violence, more gambling. more disease and more filth than any other 10,000 persons in one practical impossibility. months and see the great evils resulting to this State from goncerning this matter. With naval fashions changing at this rate boards of It e¢<¢e4e46¢404 0448484 4 4 The Chinese Curse. S A CONCRETE ARGUMENT against Chinese immigration we do not know anything quite equal to Chinatown in San Francisco. The total number of Chinese in that city is less than 14,000, according to place on this continent. After forty: years of effort it has proved impossible to stamp out the murderous tong wars, and the recent exhibit of two men killed and two dangerously wounded, is a fair sample of conditions which our laws have been ineffective to sudue. A gambling club and a slave girl figure prominently in. this latest story of Chinese ferocity, and both of the two separate shooting. affrays which grew out of a single incident were cowardly attempts to assassinate. If it were possible, by a reasonable display of energy on the part of the law, to stop the murders in Chinatown, their occurrence might not be a valid argument in favor of exclusion, but this is not so; enough of the Chinese population is in sympathy with crime to make its punishment a __If Messrs. Gompers, Foord and others who argued: be. fore the Senate committee, yesterday, against the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Bill, could live in California a few Chinese curse, they would probably have different views NS COUNTY O]L COMPANY. LO eation of priucipal ylace of business, Nevada city, Celifornia. Location of works, Kern County, California. otice—Lhere delinquent upon the following descri _s'ock on account of Asses-ment No 1, jed on the 19th day of December, 1901, the several amounts set opposite the nawes of the respective sharebolders

as follows: NAMES Hot Old Time. NEw York, January 22—For the thirty-sixth time in as many years the NO. CERT. NO SHARES AMT. 8120 $ Dercle Francais de )’Harmonie held precke Se: se bal 427 _ refed : : rbpo a oe ree ya ite annual masquerade ball in Madison arebibald. W. Sii52 * 200 20 00 A rnaud. Kk. D.... 5 00 Square Garden this morning. Fully Monee lin Steven: 8S 20 3 00 8,000 gay maskers were present. Wine, . Crother, Ulerer Cc.. 2 7 1 00 women apd the dance are the three Coan, Thos. N ee a is % i3 Ps Colgrove. Fred... 14 2 2 50 fuctors essential to the success of a. Co Stil Ghas. Ww. 270 290 2) 00 real French ball. All three were very Gon e +B. G hanuaiens a 4.0 40 00 much in evidence. Laaky Uncie Sam, Co.per, HM*«... 485 5000 300 00 ebuaky Jobony Bull andthe doughty . GooPer: ob He ote Kaiser Wilhelm frolicked about. arm Dat . s: George Re.. 43 83 8 30 in arm like tripiets from the same Gaink a. oo , 383 20 40 00 7 : : 5 a baton, R W .». «+: 507 200 00 cradle. The inevitable Trilby, with her . pint austin, Jr.. 278 aa a indispensable gray military coat arms ils sami. 35 333 83 30 akimbo, spent most of her time knockElida, arniad; 0168 100 10 00 ing off the helmets of two six-foot Gg pam, Mrs. a ao ~ farce policemen, with her historic slipGretpy. Bewin . ares bts 320 82 00 ob, Evan J... 7 1 pered feet. A shape.y Queen of the . Johnson, Cyril... 393 20 OO May kicked boles in the atmosphere donpane, Cyril vetees 7 500 £0 00 aud inthe brand-new silk tiles of Joues. or oe . 120 50 5 00 many broad clothed Johnaies who ed erated 5 ts eT ie 2 flocked about her, each one anxious tiem pa Hears ue 0 % 00 that bis hat should be the next to Le} Kitts, Henry Loe Ae) 26 2 60 ruined by ber polated pink sandals, . Mocte kA.. ai 3 Hed It was not an uncommon thing to see . Mobley W.L .. Add 5000 500 00 ; : Mobley, W L.... 453 110 11 00 a sturdy French soldier scampering Mobley, W. L oon 12 10 100 across the big amphitheatre with a erage eee Bf is a4 ie ; i Pilling. E. F .. 851 100 straggling golden fair very much alive Pillive: Kilzabeth. $32 . ] 99 and kicking under each brawny arm or Aine Elizabeth. 3868 8 80 to aee almost anything imaginable. . Piling: Lucher... 354 M0 100 see Piliing, Luther..:. 855 100 10 00 Pilling, Luther... 356 100 10 00 Had 2 Good THMC. [ksei se BBS illing, Luther... bg Plummer, Chas. H. 378 500 bo oo . ' Plummer, Chas. H. 379 500 60 00 “ ce ptesedetag Pe .. 402 100 10 00 Deputy District Grand President noereh ee cane 169 100 = 4.10.0 F. L. Arbogast returned from Loomis, . gusties.eee 170 100 10 00 ,. . Rose, W.G. ..... 3 10 Piacer county today, where he in-. Ross’ Mrs Adelia. 490 10000 ne & stalled new officers of the Native Sous po a Adella. 481 5000 500 00 Parlor last evening. After the in-. Ross: fie £eele ue Bi 99 stallation ceremonies a fine banquet aay peed oe Ry za 20 00 was served, and the Natives had a Suaw,Dr.dBe 12 34 3% jaw, Vr. Severe merry time. Shaw, Dr. J.F.., 207 30 H 3 ain : ghay, De. 2-7; .. 28 84 30 mse’ : : scadden, P. re: -) 5000 500 00 very original package of Jesse toaddes, F. ---\; 456 5000 500 00 Moore whiskey is guaranteed absoStewart.Dr. Geo. bis 100 2 0 lately pure by Jesse Moore Hunt Co. i a ces . z 10 00 eo . : Jay lor, x. W. sash 5000 sob The girl who-is never seem to blush carton Bow. cnt a 1000 ino may. have been bern ‘to blush unseen. ear o-: fens ty br 50 00 jermaties Taylor, FWe ss 48 10 © ce rew belia,d. oe ~~ is the greatest lottery of Thomine; War A 93 134 ne fe—and . 1 eeler, Mrs. Lewis 54 nd lotteries are illegal. Winchester, J.B.. 55 100 19 00 The hotel ranner doesn’t rud the hotel. con o Hesembet. Lee so many shares of el of such stce as may necessary will be sold at the office of the company, Citizens Bank, Nevada City, California, on TUESDAY, the SEVaNTH Day OF + EBRUARY, 1902, at the hour of one o'clock P, M. of ed aay. awd pay anise Soringnast epommnens fe ether costs vertising and erpenses of sales . ——d The less luck.a man has the more he despises it. —s Taken before bedtime Gilt Edge whiskey will break up any cold. . naturally Polluted during the past to send you our quantity, estimated at one-eighth the wei every five minutes, ‘This rapid flow of ‘oe blood through th entrance of disease germs and im of is not necessary or ing and strengthening the muscles, tissues, nerves and bones. few persons can rightly claim an absolutely pure blood unpolluted circulation, and in consequence are exposed Contagious Blood through the blood, and Cancer, Rheum, Psoriasis, Tetter—in fact isons or humors that are engenered and fostered in a sluggish atid impoverished blood. Old sores, chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains are com. mon, especially among 0 thin and color and strength to you evidence eome constitutional or blood trouble, which salves, any external treatment can cure. Diseases that originate they manifest heentre * —— pains, require a tonic an and neutralizes blood poisons po ties that no other blood medicine does. Breeds Disease new strength and most. reliable in about your case ; this informa good for the Poison, the greatest enemy Scrofula, Rheumatism, humors, but t of the body,’ passes throug’ supply to » en e Catarrh, Eczema, Salt the majority of human ailments —ere The Blood is the Source of All Strength 1d le, whose blood : pale because of the lack of the red corpuscles that give’ ‘ul blood, Sallow complexions and rough, oily ski Pagine nor tumors, itching eruptions, muscular or bone er such as’. S. S., which not only antidotes health-givi t goes down to the very ‘oundation of h the heart the e — e every description. It filters out allthat and development of the body and nourishBut, unfortunately, and ect and le diseases. caused by the blood, whether tonic properthe disease and eliminates from the system everyBlood) thing of a poisonous character or that obstructs and E the circulation. It builds uP and im and vitality to the o when the arteries and veins are once more filled with new rich blood, the general health begins Ser ane 1 6 ae NT ers block pusid and th . S. S. is the on e ifier, C) ly Guaranteed parely woeetten tested ia thoasands of cases innutri to improve, muscles fif and is more today than ever. We will be glad 7: free, and if in ore PoPenertical Zayice write cer tayeiclads all tion will cost nothin hae you 3 and comes from experi: dence is cond in strictest COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. ——— \ W. -B. “ROBB, Seoretary. Office—Citizens Banks, Nevada City, Caitrota. a a “es ‘ } Our ft has taken over twenty-five © «pears of -constant-and intelligent effort to bring “ Our Very Best” Pocket Knives up-to the present high standard. Every knife. ts & proof of the triumph of Amer Scan workmanship, style and fim fh. There's nothing better. FOR SALE BY LEGG & SHAW NEVADA CITY. C0. These are something new and will sell very rapidly. Better come and get one before they are all gone, — tk — Cc. J. BRAND, The Jeweler =F WoeKinley Memorial 11 SPOONS. —tkik—Friday night at_that time to prohibi sting on the ggested by ‘EB, Green ¥ ng Compar perior Cour atable Tow onght up ns to serve County Jal yoman, whi se local Ot of years, ried today. Com he South a Pine Streetrn en cana NE of those handsome Carving Sets for your father, a NickelPlated Coffee or Tea Pot for your mother, a Dinner Set for your wife, a Pocket Knife for your brother, and a guaranteed Pair of Scissérs for your sister, and many other) articles too numerous to mention. Call and see. ' Guery Hat Has to So.. Regardless of cost or value. The great Clearast Sale is now on, and includes untrimmed, in the house. promises and promi bargains during this sale. MRS. L. LUBECK SOMETHING NICE every hat, trimmed ai We always keep i se you an astonishing lot 0 Oommercial Street, Nevade Mil 9 Mill Street, Grass Valley. »from Au o Newcastl lhester Hea ral. in Jose is . to friends San Franci Fup from § lanfleld ret ncisco, acht left Beisco on i from the Ihington ie bu Bet it w York a train. iw. 7. -I bg’s train , mente i . . . o Frane Jopeland erra Cou! @ and i orth Blo * Francisc evening a jome. marteville been . ving. 0 well Hi ager of t mpany ip Franci merly of za posi Beton Hi iis city w Amador ployed ab Ham Walches, Clocks, opera Glasst Watch Chains, Holiday Gifts, f Nevada we wou! bled wit and i scordin Ks who know: how. EREKEE KEKE y[Mhese goods are of the best material put together by men Call and see them. We aim to please our customers. ® ae * ie 4 than an bt to ney ion the’ ‘Kemps ungs. . . For t. WATCHMAKERS, Broad StreetA. & H. W. HART N a NEVADA @ S ommennemetnneeneetiameniiieniaannal enemas $3.50 to $5.00 AT BROS., Bread sirc > He's Palen Leather and i ‘i very 1 caret: imous Look f 4 are « Notie ell & it be si this « bottled it on o hall bi &F