January 22, 1903 (4 pages)

ra fe » NEVADA Ciry ae TRANSCRIPT _NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. PRED E. BROWN, Manager. ; TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : By Mall, be < * * > $6 Per Year . By Carrier, = 3 Deliveréd toany part of the city. seen 12 1-2¢ Pet Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY... desseluteanteceer January 22, 1903 INSTRUCTIVE CONTRASTS. ° *DVICES ae abroad show a sad state of aula in the countries that are the principal commercial competitors of the brought to a successful United States. When this country conclusion its war with Spgin there was a notable expansion of industrial and commercial activity, such as_ was. witnessed in Germany after her encounter with France in 1870, victerious military campaign. and such as usually follows a But in Great Britain, notwithstanding that the result of her conflict in South Africa was the vanquishment of the Boers, there is anything but a flood of prosperity in trade. The number.of persons unable to obtain work within the limits of the kingdom is conservatively computed at half a million, and the report comes from London that it has been found necessary to place police guards at the gates of the dock yards to prevent violence among the crowds assembling there to struggle for the chance of earning a day’s wages. The London County Council is considering plans for relieving the widespread distress, and newspapers have started subscriptions for the same purpose. There are bad times in England. Germany is faring even worse. What is the meaning of the Socialist uprising in that country, which has grown so powerful that the leading journalistic organ of the movement. ~~ -is daily bearding the Emperor? Socialism in Germany, as was Populism in the United States, is largely a product of the desperation induced by hard times. Germany resounded to the crash of toppling banks. It is not long since She has gone through financial throes almost equal to those which shook the United States in 1893. She is now in a political and economic crisis not far different from that which in this country led to the nomination of Bryan for the Presidency i in 1896. nee Dc: newspapers aad orators blatently Saactiad that American prosperity was not the result of American fiscal policies, but a thing that came of itself. Business in this.country was prosperous, everywhere was prosperous. they said, because business The same oracles asserted while Cleveland and Democracy were enthroned at Washington that the panic and the depression which followed the panic were caused not by Democratic folly, but by widespread natural laws affecting business in general, though at the very time whem Coxey’s Army and Kelly’s Army of unemployed men were rampaging in Ohio and Iowa, factories in Great ‘Britain and Germany were advertising for help. The fact is that the Republican legislation enacted under the administration of President McKinley produced conditions which opened avenues to employment for all the men in the United States willing to work. The fact is that the American Protective Tariff is doing the good which it was expected to do—keeping American workingmen at work at _ good wages, at a time when workingmen in competing countries are walking the streets looking for jobs. The fact is that Democratic Free-Trade newspapers are blind teachers, who would mislead the American people to their undoing. Happily the American people are intelligent and cannot be easily misled. The contrast between industrial conditions abroad and industrial conditions here is a demonstration that when the American people voted for a Republican Congress they made no mistake. Nolesand Comments One of the many instances that show how economies are worked in small cities where electric railways are operated is furnished in Northampton, Mass., where the city saved over $7,000 this year by transporting crushed rock for highway construction by electric cars instead of dolp be work by teams. When it was announced, some years ago, that the most famous specimen of Greek architecture,the Parthenon, was jo danger of collapsing, offers of money came from all parts of the world. Tbe Greek Government refused them all, but appropriated a sum with the aid of which the restoration has now been completed. The latest recipe for longevity is, ‘Be a millionaire.’. The average age ‘of 206 persons who died in England last year, none of them worth less than half a million dollars, was seventythree years. A quarter of these wealthy individuals were over sighty years old, and six of them were over ninety. . The Italians have a proverb, ‘Where the eun does not go, the doctor will go.” Itis known that direct sunlight is a deadly enemy of the germs of contagious diseases. It is also known that public schools are the greatést dissem+ inators of ‘contagious diseases. Putting these facts together, German experts have come to the conclusion that it is criminal folly to build schoolhouses (as is done in this country, too) with all the windows facing north. They should face the south, and have shades for summer use. Mrs. Carrie Nation has begun suit against the city of Wichita for $10,000 for ‘mental anguish and nervous: distreas’’ which she suffered from an atyack by a mob there when she had returned from a raid upon saloons. The city might perhaps set up as a defense that Mre. Nation is something of a mob herself when ehe gets out with her little ax. Dealers “Indicted. ToLepo, Ohio, January 2]1—The Common Pleas grand jury today indicted President Wm. F. Pardee and five other officers of the Toledo Coal Exchange on the charge of an alleged combine to keep up prices for coal. The report says that forty other persons . conspiracy. They were arrested this afternoon and gave bond. © Wonderful Nerve. Is displayed by many a map endaring pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds, Braises, Burns, Scaldse, Sore Feet or Stiff Joints. Butthere’s no need for it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure.the trouble. It’s the best Salve on earth for Piles,.too, 25e, at W.D. a Druggiet. a Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea .at Britland’s. Just ‘the thing for this cold weather. tf are unlawfally engaged in the alleged t Editorial: Notes. It begins to look as if the main bisiness of The Hague tribunal in this Venezuelan matter will be to audit a few accounts. Sitting Bull has gone to work fer a railroad in-South Dakota. Thus ie the usefulness of the coweatcher again vindicated. , ee . Marriage licenses have fallen off 2,000 in Philadelphia, It is possible that Cupid bas also gone to sleep in that city? The English press continues to grumble over the “misfit” alliance with Germany. England at the tail of the German kite is rather a paiuful contrast tothe “splendid isolation” of which she has boasted so long. ' Is the United Stetes Senate golng to prefer the interesta of Mr. Oxnard to the interests of the Philippine Islands, whose prosperity this country is solemnly pledged before the world to promote? The Hawaiian cable is certainly all! right. These two names were signed to the first message to President Roose velt, and they came over whole: J. Kelenianaocie, D. Kawawananakoa. A Brooklyn janitress has inherited $30,000 from a tenant to whom she was kind. Paste this item up somewhere so that the janitor of ‘your flat will be sure to eee it. “Eat a lemon,” is the advice now being. freely given. If you are despondent, it will give you something elee to think about. What the Southern oegro wishes to ‘know, before negotiations go any further, is: Oanthe possum be acclimstate shee: TRUCKEE NEWS. Doings of Our Neighbors in the Eastern Part of the County. A meeting of the shareholders of the McGlashan Water Company was held Saturday evening, and directors elected and by-laws adopted. Wm. Barnum has purchased the fire house_of the Truckee Lumber Oompany and will convert it into a dwelling house. The company rétained the fire bell and will‘put it near the factory where it can be used in case of fire, The Truckee Lumber Company has recently put in an automatic fire system in their factory. A few evening’s ago a hot box melted a plug and turned in the alarm but no damage was done. It was discovered, however, that the water did not work properly and on examination rocks were found in the pipe. When the plpe was being laid, a sack was tied over the exposed end. Some one must have removed the sack, put the rocks inside, and put the sack on again. It was the. act ofa contemptible sneak. George Schaffer, well known as the lumber king of Truckee, where he has last Tuesday, afteran illness of nine days with pneumonia. Mr. Schaffer contracted a severe cold which developed into pneumonia, and although medical skill did everything possible he passed away. Deceased was aged seventy-four years and a native of Germany. The first steam engine . in Just at this junctare it would be awkward if we were obliged to welt Colombia or Nicaragua over the head in order to get.a route. for the transisthmian canal. The episode would be likely to evoke ill-natured flonts and jeers from the powers which,.at our instance, have submitted their differences with Venezuela to the decision of The Hague tribnnal, A captious Scot says Hall Caine and Marie Corelli. are the high priest and high priestess that eerve at the altar 6: the-six -schilling novel. “Each of them wears a golden ephod, with « breastplate of jewels arranged to spell ont the magic figures 100,000.” Notwithstanding the clamour with which the Democrats in Congress have shouted for anti-trust legislation, now that there is prospect of sueh they are obeying the mandates of the Standard Oil Company, the.RowgdBale Cotton Trusts and similar corporate interests and are doing all they oan prevent legislation. os There was an Apostle named Succ Who for tooting his hort was a beaut, And though chosen by Gawd As a spiritaal lord As a Senator wouldn’t quite suit. The Republican party bas built -up the Gommercial prosperity of the nation, It now refuses to enact legislation inimical to that prosperity.and to attempt to deal with the trust problem. without careful thought and deliberation. ’ Prince Cupid, the new delegate-elect to Congress from Hawaii, is on his way to Washington. He will be the first Prince to have a seat in our national legielation, but. not the first Capid, ever seen there. It is thought that he will have 4 bill introduced to authorize him to change bis name. $1000 Coat Stolen New York, January 21—While attending a small dinner party given by Mrg. Livingston at her home in this city, D. O. Mille was robbed of a fur coat valued at $1000. The thief en tered the hallway and took Mille’ coat and another less expensive garment. The coat was made of fine sable far, and was purchased by Mills in Oanada. oe The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant ré lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ‘NOTICE Notice is hereby given tc jall *persons indebted to the late CHAS, E. MULLOY to make immediate payment else suit will be commenced to enforce collection of same. Dated January 21, 1903. JESSIE V. MULLOY, Administrator of the Estate of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased. one daughter, Mrs. Truckee he hauled over the Sierra Nevadas witha team and started the first sawmill, which was situated across the river. : James W. Bigham, a pioneer, passed away Sunday morning after an iliness. of two days with pneumonia, He came across the plains by ox team and landed in Oroville, Butte county, in 1852. He lived in that vicinity for a number of years, and afterward began freighting to Virginia City. When the railroad was finished he settled in Frickea and rap a dijry and draying business: on March 22, 1818, making him nearly eighty-five years of age. He leaves Mary Baruhbart, who resides in Truckee. Improving the Road City Marshal Hi Sheerer is having the lower Grass Valley road out near. Hieronimas’ and: beyond, macadamized in a cubstantial manner. He has three teams and five men employed in doing the work. When completed this roughfare will be greatly improved. r. Shearer became Oity Mar. The wise seldbm-g friend say drink ‘Ol Whisky”’ know it is an excep rule. Wichman, Lutgen & Co: proprietors, 320 Olay st., 8S. F. Store for Rent. W One of the best located stores of this ‘city is now offered for rent. The place has been occupied for 35 years as a Grocery and has done a good business, A splendid place for any kind of business. For particulars, call on JOHN T. MORGAN At the Citizens Rank. Don’t Forget THE THIRD ANNUAL Masquerade Bal To be given by " COMPANY C, (Nevada Light Guard) a 5 To ARMORY HALL Friday Evening, Feb, 20th Excellent sides and an Eojoyable Time Assured. which will be announced in this space within a few days. * Frioor Direcror—D. O. Doyle. Froorn Oommirtes—E. J. Baker, E. Hosking, W. Penrose, W. McLeod,: om A. Walling, M. Reynolds, H. Sweet, Ga. Hallet, G@. Richards, A. Odgers. ADMISSION—Gentleman and lady, $1; Ladies, 25c. Gallery—Gentiemen, Bes ladies, 25c, +) with allthe modern Watch for the fall list’ of prises . Today's Tolegranhic News. BOMBARDMENT CONFIRMED. engagement, but the news has generally. Lonpon, January 22— aroused here over the news of United States, and wishes it large holdings, died at Reno, Nevada,. course is not approved by the British Government. e WasHINGTON, January 22—American Consul Russell has cabled the U. S. government from Caracas, confirming the report of the bombardment of the San Carlos fort by the three German warships, on yesterday. Consul Russell’s report does not give the results of the lomatic circles and has awakened considerable excitement los fort by the German warships. The British government is entirely in the dark regarding the cause. The Foreign Office is apprehensive of results and fears that Germany’s tactics will mean trouble with the caused no little unrest in dipDiplomatic circles are much the bombardment of San Carunderstood that the latter’s Superior Court. The following business was transacted. in the Superior Oouart exievads 4 gudge-P-T-Nitow presiding -—--——— Dillon vs. Dillon. Oa trial. Estate of Oharles E, Mulloy, deceased. Continued until Monday, January 26th. No More Ticket Scalping In Chicago. Illinois comes into line with New York and Pennsylvania in vigorous action against the ticket scalping Deceased was born inSEE teeeciow and forgere, three havihg been sentenced on: Satitday, in Ohicago, after a fortnight’s trial, one of whom, profiting by bis experience, pleaded the trial of the others will doubtless proceed.to another conviction. Chicago hae long been a favorite fleld for ticket speculation, and a blow against the nefarious. practice could<nowhere have been landed more effectively. The persistent and united efforts of the leading railroads of the country to exterminate the business, which is simply one of petty larceny, robbing the poor and the wage earners, are bringing most satisfactory results.— From the Brooklyn Standard-Union. CASTORIA Tee Kind You Have oe Boughi gullty to a second indictment, while . . “Pork Burned. MILWAUEER, January 21—The threestory warehouse of the Piankinton Packing Oompany,-located.at.the Sixteenth Street viaduct and Muskegon Avenue is burning. The fire started ia the engine-room, Seven hundred hogs which were slaughtered this morning, -added-fuei—to the flames, The loss will aggregate at least $100,000. e@e + \ Use Adams’ Irish Tose Cough Baisam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonshitis and all throat and Inng tronbles. Os; SOs." At ali deuggiets: saERERSNANRIEEID dead. nelietenenmaiaiitiell The Best Line of Cutlery. Geo. E. Turner in his new advertisement today calls the attention of the public to his excellent line of pocketknives, shears, scissors and carpenters tools; of the “Keen. Kutter” brand. This standard make of cutlery cannet be excelled anywhere for durability, quality and satisfactory service and TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY) . News Items. Condensed For the Benefit of One mists. liams, The Mrs. insanity, was examined by Oounty Physician Tickell and Dr. 0. L. Muller yesterday in the Superior Court before Judge Nilon, and adjudged insane. The The BRIEF MEnTIONS. Flattery is never more than @ loan, If we may rejoice in baving we may Maurice O’Oonnell, Hooper of Grass Valley have been duck hunting over near Gridley, county, and will return this evening. of the dead. Some flowers must fade that their seeds may fall. soil of humanity. giants of heaven. When a man wears hie piety in his watch chain you may know it is paste. It is ramored on the streets that s warrant is out for the arrest of a well known young man of this city for threats against the life of a young i A woman friend, ———— today, and the found chat it was not great extent. ,be continued. The new hoisting works of the . Orleans mine, to replace those by last Sunday night, will temachinery will 5 started tomorrow. After the fire the machinery was examined and it Development will now complet Busy Readers. & Birthday Yesterday being pickle may make many pessiin hope. — oughly enjoyed by the young peopig Our interests determine the level of }and-before. they departed tor’ they our lives. homes refreshments were served, birthday of Willie, son of Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Englebright, he was ten. dered a party by a number of hi, young friends. The evening wag thor. party, Hamlen of Reno Btanffer of Saor Richard WilHenry Williams and Thomas Batte living do not need the pleasures ter the ceremonies Johanna Driscoll, charged with eral good time had. Will Confer Degree Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pyt, jas, at their meeting tomorrow even. ing, wiil.confer the Third Degree, Ay banquet will be partaken of and 4 gop, Berryman is t BO. Kasseban is he bot m Maguire of own yesterday. s Haubert is s€ » on Sugar Loaf. {amie Marshall are. concluded, flowers of honor bloom in the Petroleum Co., place of business dwarfs of earth may be the Anaoual Meeting of Stockholders The annual meeting of the stock holders of the McKittrick Prosperity having its principal) county of Nevada, State of California) will be held at the office of Secretary ( m0 W. Chepman, Sacramento street, ig the city of Nevada, on Wednosday evening, January 28°b, for the purpo of transacting all business that ma come before the meeting. ©. W. CHapman, Sec’y. 6 isit to San Fran ntendent L. L. . for San Francis mip Hall left thi ncisco on 8 busit Niara Nancarrow Bacramento to Vv Peard, prop » saloon, is said Vinton and isit to Sacramer in the city ang nd Mrs, George » BR. Lorp, Pres, pfned to their rie ee eand J. Murph you ean always find a complete line of these goods at the hardware establishment of Geo. E. Turner. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street.-—The finest of beef, pork, notton and lamb tat he market. e21-tf 7@e ‘and the medicine cabinets, “Jesse Glquaizae 3 Moore”—pure rye or bourbon whisky Telephone Main 881. > W.H. wa ws Wholesale and retail dea Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, PRUNES of My Own Raising and Onring at Wholesale:and-Ret) PER POUND RETAIL. WA. H. Broad Street, ~ 0 900000000 MR. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CE! So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. are fresh and fine and are very delicious in flavor and very healthy. Nevapa OitTy, January 18, 1 SAAITH, Electro-Dental Parlors oo DR. R. E. SMITH Phone Ma'n,633, PAINLESS EXTRACTION, @@” No charge for. eins when platesjare ,,50 GENTS. These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of established nearly four years-ago. One of the la ar eeecemento, best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently ELEOTRIOAL aud other conveniences :for) doing t and absolutely first-class w ‘i All wr posed at One-half the regular prices charged by’ other om OUR PRICES : PLA full Upper or Lower $10 00) GOLD PILLINGS.. * GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS 22.2" rH rt BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. CLEANING. sntesecsesesO0e Up R. EB. SMITH, D. D. S m eonic ‘Geleney, ap Stirs, Pine Street, Neveds Cty. pe inti, For best buffets, bars and sideboards Nevada Oity }; [EVER could we give you as “Qgaggi@ at these prices. a Maher & Co., Nevada Cit Big Sale of ry Ss ; fe much for your money as we _— are giving you in these goods. 8 Black Underskirts that sali for $1, now 8 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.25, now 90 ceuls, 12 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.50, now $1.10. 4 Black Underskirts that sold for $2, now $1.40. 3 Black Underskirts that sold for $2.50, now $1.75. Do you visit our store ofter, tf not we ask you to come é day or you will miss something tf you ‘do not come. Respectfully, Meher a Co. They won t be here lo bf Washington 0 Dwn. igs: Burgas, W. W. M. Taylor are p. Francisco, » Downing is d e Cross mine-@ his family. Dyer, who has his parents, re p morning. . M, Poriar, wb t to Miss Jane § ing toSan Fra ate Oaldwell; vialtts her sis returned to Se —r, p Hegarty can Fiat today. Weron is here . Hill of San Fr Ourtis of Sac 80 cents. otendent W. H ning from San ucas and W. T om Relief Hill t Gault’a conc he same. He Noyeg, advance > Glass Blowe arrangements f sie sos ————— EEN A SUTTER IS THE VERY BEST Inpro. projecting bou nt on the nort and near the reet, are being only give a wi ans but will al reet room, . nesting at the reets have hi NW) IN o ADYY of our Pocket Kacy Shears, Scissors and Carpenter tools with. this brand too™ soft Call bor the KEENKUTTER GOODS. We have %y,% are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. in passing, ow 8 of the road at ie, who owns . ghborhood, is first-class sha ent will not on! beters but aleo bn Piety Hil. ——++00-+ or a full and complete line. EASURE € —_—_—— HARDWARE Pine Street, Se, ae Nevada City a City Cit igh Well Th of merit lies i neing evidenc the testimony he endorsemen 8 the kind of p tatement of a 0. White, mi i8y, Prospect H FINE GROCERI ts of Nevada ( ross the back ction of the . 4s undoubted ES At the lowest possible notch. . have always been known as giving unusual values, and you will find us doing _ . the same thing . ‘Tight here every day. Drop in and get some of our _ Prices. “ure You are always welcome. from Doan’s 1 t Vinton’s dre Mplaint in ar heed have no t 1 take a cours trengthening he weaknesi he small of m: urinary diffic When they . n’s Kidney ] sed to recom ale by all d Seti T. W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Foster Milb Sole agents imber the ne Substitute,

ra fe » NEVADA Ciry ae TRANSCRIPT _NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. PRED E. BROWN, Manager. ; TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : By Mall, be < * * > $6 Per Year . By Carrier, = 3 Deliveréd toany part of the city. seen 12 1-2¢ Pet Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City THURSDAY..... desseluteanteceer January 22, 1903 INSTRUCTIVE CONTRASTS. ° *DVICES ae abroad show a sad state of aula in the countries that are the principal commercial competitors of the brought to a successful United States. When this country conclusion its war with Spgin there was a notable expansion of industrial and commercial activity, such as_ was. witnessed in Germany after her encounter with France in 1870, victerious military campaign. and such as usually follows a But in Great Britain, notwithstanding that the result of her conflict in South Africa was the vanquishment of the Boers, there is anything but a flood of prosperity in trade. The number.of persons unable to obtain work within the limits of the kingdom is conservatively computed at half a million, and the report comes from London that it has been found necessary to place police guards at the gates of the dock yards to prevent violence among the crowds assembling there to struggle for the chance of earning a day’s wages. The London County Council is considering plans for relieving the widespread distress, and newspapers have started subscriptions for the same purpose. There are bad times in England. Germany is faring even worse. What is the meaning of the Socialist uprising in that country, which has grown so powerful that the leading journalistic organ of the movement. ~~ -is daily bearding the Emperor? Socialism in Germany, as was Populism in the United States, is largely a product of the desperation induced by hard times. Germany resounded to the crash of toppling banks. It is not long since She has gone through financial throes almost equal to those which shook the United States in 1893. She is now in a political and economic crisis not far different from that which in this country led to the nomination of Bryan for the Presidency i in 1896. nee Dc: newspapers aad orators blatently Saactiad that American prosperity was not the result of American fiscal policies, but a thing that came of itself. Business in this.country was prosperous, everywhere was prosperous. they said, because business The same oracles asserted while Cleveland and Democracy were enthroned at Washington that the panic and the depression which followed the panic were caused not by Democratic folly, but by widespread natural laws affecting business in general, though at the very time whem Coxey’s Army and Kelly’s Army of unemployed men were rampaging in Ohio and Iowa, factories in Great ‘Britain and Germany were advertising for help. The fact is that the Republican legislation enacted under the administration of President McKinley produced conditions which opened avenues to employment for all the men in the United States willing to work. The fact is that the American Protective Tariff is doing the good which it was expected to do—keeping American workingmen at work at _ good wages, at a time when workingmen in competing countries are walking the streets looking for jobs. The fact is that Democratic Free-Trade newspapers are blind teachers, who would mislead the American people to their undoing. Happily the American people are intelligent and cannot be easily misled. The contrast between industrial conditions abroad and industrial conditions here is a demonstration that when the American people voted for a Republican Congress they made no mistake. Nolesand Comments One of the many instances that show how economies are worked in small cities where electric railways are operated is furnished in Northampton, Mass., where the city saved over $7,000 this year by transporting crushed rock for highway construction by electric cars instead of dolp be work by teams. When it was announced, some years ago, that the most famous specimen of Greek architecture,the Parthenon, was jo danger of collapsing, offers of money came from all parts of the world. Tbe Greek Government refused them all, but appropriated a sum with the aid of which the restoration has now been completed. The latest recipe for longevity is, ‘Be a millionaire.’. The average age ‘of 206 persons who died in England last year, none of them worth less than half a million dollars, was seventythree years. A quarter of these wealthy individuals were over sighty years old, and six of them were over ninety. . The Italians have a proverb, ‘Where the eun does not go, the doctor will go.” Itis known that direct sunlight is a deadly enemy of the germs of contagious diseases. It is also known that public schools are the greatést dissem+ inators of ‘contagious diseases. Putting these facts together, German experts have come to the conclusion that it is criminal folly to build schoolhouses (as is done in this country, too) with all the windows facing north. They should face the south, and have shades for summer use. Mrs. Carrie Nation has begun suit against the city of Wichita for $10,000 for ‘mental anguish and nervous: distreas’’ which she suffered from an atyack by a mob there when she had returned from a raid upon saloons. The city might perhaps set up as a defense that Mre. Nation is something of a mob herself when ehe gets out with her little ax. Dealers “Indicted. ToLepo, Ohio, January 2]1—The Common Pleas grand jury today indicted President Wm. F. Pardee and five other officers of the Toledo Coal Exchange on the charge of an alleged combine to keep up prices for coal. The report says that forty other persons . conspiracy. They were arrested this afternoon and gave bond. © Wonderful Nerve. Is displayed by many a map endaring pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds, Braises, Burns, Scaldse, Sore Feet or Stiff Joints. Butthere’s no need for it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure.the trouble. It’s the best Salve on earth for Piles,.too, 25e, at W.D. a Druggiet. a Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea .at Britland’s. Just ‘the thing for this cold weather. tf are unlawfally engaged in the alleged t Editorial: Notes. It begins to look as if the main bisiness of The Hague tribunal in this Venezuelan matter will be to audit a few accounts. Sitting Bull has gone to work fer a railroad in-South Dakota. Thus ie the usefulness of the coweatcher again vindicated. , ee . Marriage licenses have fallen off 2,000 in Philadelphia, It is possible that Cupid bas also gone to sleep in that city? The English press continues to grumble over the “misfit” alliance with Germany. England at the tail of the German kite is rather a paiuful contrast tothe “splendid isolation” of which she has boasted so long. ' Is the United Stetes Senate golng to prefer the interesta of Mr. Oxnard to the interests of the Philippine Islands, whose prosperity this country is solemnly pledged before the world to promote? The Hawaiian cable is certainly all! right. These two names were signed to the first message to President Roose velt, and they came over whole: J. Kelenianaocie, D. Kawawananakoa. A Brooklyn janitress has inherited $30,000 from a tenant to whom she was kind. Paste this item up somewhere so that the janitor of ‘your flat will be sure to eee it. “Eat a lemon,” is the advice now being. freely given. If you are despondent, it will give you something elee to think about. What the Southern oegro wishes to ‘know, before negotiations go any further, is: Oanthe possum be acclimstate shee: TRUCKEE NEWS. Doings of Our Neighbors in the Eastern Part of the County. A meeting of the shareholders of the McGlashan Water Company was held Saturday evening, and directors elected and by-laws adopted. Wm. Barnum has purchased the fire house_of the Truckee Lumber Oompany and will convert it into a dwelling house. The company rétained the fire bell and will‘put it near the factory where it can be used in case of fire, The Truckee Lumber Company has recently put in an automatic fire system in their factory. A few evening’s ago a hot box melted a plug and turned in the alarm but no damage was done. It was discovered, however, that the water did not work properly and on examination rocks were found in the pipe. When the plpe was being laid, a sack was tied over the exposed end. Some one must have removed the sack, put the rocks inside, and put the sack on again. It was the. act ofa contemptible sneak. George Schaffer, well known as the lumber king of Truckee, where he has last Tuesday, afteran illness of nine days with pneumonia. Mr. Schaffer contracted a severe cold which developed into pneumonia, and although medical skill did everything possible he passed away. Deceased was aged seventy-four years and a native of Germany. The first steam engine . in Just at this junctare it would be awkward if we were obliged to welt Colombia or Nicaragua over the head in order to get.a route. for the transisthmian canal. The episode would be likely to evoke ill-natured flonts and jeers from the powers which,.at our instance, have submitted their differences with Venezuela to the decision of The Hague tribnnal, A captious Scot says Hall Caine and Marie Corelli. are the high priest and high priestess that eerve at the altar 6: the-six -schilling novel. “Each of them wears a golden ephod, with « breastplate of jewels arranged to spell ont the magic figures 100,000.” Notwithstanding the clamour with which the Democrats in Congress have shouted for anti-trust legislation, now that there is prospect of sueh they are obeying the mandates of the Standard Oil Company, the.RowgdBale Cotton Trusts and similar corporate interests and are doing all they oan prevent legislation. os There was an Apostle named Succ Who for tooting his hort was a beaut, And though chosen by Gawd As a spiritaal lord As a Senator wouldn’t quite suit. The Republican party bas built -up the Gommercial prosperity of the nation, It now refuses to enact legislation inimical to that prosperity.and to attempt to deal with the trust problem. without careful thought and deliberation. ’ Prince Cupid, the new delegate-elect to Congress from Hawaii, is on his way to Washington. He will be the first Prince to have a seat in our national legielation, but. not the first Capid, ever seen there. It is thought that he will have 4 bill introduced to authorize him to change bis name. $1000 Coat Stolen New York, January 21—While attending a small dinner party given by Mrg. Livingston at her home in this city, D. O. Mille was robbed of a fur coat valued at $1000. The thief en tered the hallway and took Mille’ coat and another less expensive garment. The coat was made of fine sable far, and was purchased by Mills in Oanada. oe The Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant ré lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ‘NOTICE Notice is hereby given tc jall *persons indebted to the late CHAS, E. MULLOY to make immediate payment else suit will be commenced to enforce collection of same. Dated January 21, 1903. JESSIE V. MULLOY, Administrator of the Estate of Chas. E. Mulloy, deceased. one daughter, Mrs. Truckee he hauled over the Sierra Nevadas witha team and started the first sawmill, which was situated across the river. : James W. Bigham, a pioneer, passed away Sunday morning after an iliness. of two days with pneumonia, He came across the plains by ox team and landed in Oroville, Butte county, in 1852. He lived in that vicinity for a number of years, and afterward began freighting to Virginia City. When the railroad was finished he settled in Frickea and rap a dijry and draying business: on March 22, 1818, making him nearly eighty-five years of age. He leaves Mary Baruhbart, who resides in Truckee. Improving the Road City Marshal Hi Sheerer is having the lower Grass Valley road out near. Hieronimas’ and: beyond, macadamized in a cubstantial manner. He has three teams and five men employed in doing the work. When completed this roughfare will be greatly improved. r. Shearer became Oity Mar. The wise seldbm-g friend say drink ‘Ol Whisky”’ know it is an excep rule. Wichman, Lutgen & Co: proprietors, 320 Olay st., 8S. F. Store for Rent. W One of the best located stores of this ‘city is now offered for rent. The place has been occupied for 35 years as a Grocery and has done a good business, A splendid place for any kind of business. For particulars, call on JOHN T. MORGAN At the Citizens Rank. Don’t Forget THE THIRD ANNUAL Masquerade Bal To be given by " COMPANY C, (Nevada Light Guard) a 5 To ARMORY HALL Friday Evening, Feb, 20th Excellent sides and an Eojoyable Time Assured. which will be announced in this space within a few days. * Frioor Direcror—D. O. Doyle. Froorn Oommirtes—E. J. Baker, E. Hosking, W. Penrose, W. McLeod,: om A. Walling, M. Reynolds, H. Sweet, Ga. Hallet, G@. Richards, A. Odgers. ADMISSION—Gentleman and lady, $1; Ladies, 25c. Gallery—Gentiemen, Bes ladies, 25c, +) with allthe modern Watch for the fall list’ of prises . Today's Tolegranhic News. BOMBARDMENT CONFIRMED. engagement, but the news has generally. Lonpon, January 22— aroused here over the news of United States, and wishes it large holdings, died at Reno, Nevada,. course is not approved by the British Government. e WasHINGTON, January 22—American Consul Russell has cabled the U. S. government from Caracas, confirming the report of the bombardment of the San Carlos fort by the three German warships, on yesterday. Consul Russell’s report does not give the results of the lomatic circles and has awakened considerable excitement los fort by the German warships. The British government is entirely in the dark regarding the cause. The Foreign Office is apprehensive of results and fears that Germany’s tactics will mean trouble with the

caused no little unrest in dipDiplomatic circles are much the bombardment of San Carunderstood that the latter’s Superior Court. The following business was transacted. in the Superior Oouart exievads 4 gudge-P-T-Nitow presiding -—--——— Dillon vs. Dillon. Oa trial. Estate of Oharles E, Mulloy, deceased. Continued until Monday, January 26th. No More Ticket Scalping In Chicago. Illinois comes into line with New York and Pennsylvania in vigorous action against the ticket scalping Deceased was born inSEE teeeciow and forgere, three havihg been sentenced on: Satitday, in Ohicago, after a fortnight’s trial, one of whom, profiting by bis experience, pleaded the trial of the others will doubtless proceed.to another conviction. Chicago hae long been a favorite fleld for ticket speculation, and a blow against the nefarious. practice could<nowhere have been landed more effectively. The persistent and united efforts of the leading railroads of the country to exterminate the business, which is simply one of petty larceny, robbing the poor and the wage earners, are bringing most satisfactory results.— From the Brooklyn Standard-Union. CASTORIA Tee Kind You Have oe Boughi gullty to a second indictment, while . . “Pork Burned. MILWAUEER, January 21—The threestory warehouse of the Piankinton Packing Oompany,-located.at.the Sixteenth Street viaduct and Muskegon Avenue is burning. The fire started ia the engine-room, Seven hundred hogs which were slaughtered this morning, -added-fuei—to the flames, The loss will aggregate at least $100,000. e@e + \ Use Adams’ Irish Tose Cough Baisam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonshitis and all throat and Inng tronbles. Os; SOs." At ali deuggiets: saERERSNANRIEEID dead. nelietenenmaiaiitiell The Best Line of Cutlery. Geo. E. Turner in his new advertisement today calls the attention of the public to his excellent line of pocketknives, shears, scissors and carpenters tools; of the “Keen. Kutter” brand. This standard make of cutlery cannet be excelled anywhere for durability, quality and satisfactory service and TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY) . News Items. Condensed For the Benefit of One mists. liams, The Mrs. insanity, was examined by Oounty Physician Tickell and Dr. 0. L. Muller yesterday in the Superior Court before Judge Nilon, and adjudged insane. The The BRIEF MEnTIONS. Flattery is never more than @ loan, If we may rejoice in baving we may Maurice O’Oonnell, Hooper of Grass Valley have been duck hunting over near Gridley, county, and will return this evening. of the dead. Some flowers must fade that their seeds may fall. soil of humanity. giants of heaven. When a man wears hie piety in his watch chain you may know it is paste. It is ramored on the streets that s warrant is out for the arrest of a well known young man of this city for threats against the life of a young i A woman friend, ———— today, and the found chat it was not great extent. ,be continued. The new hoisting works of the . Orleans mine, to replace those by last Sunday night, will temachinery will 5 started tomorrow. After the fire the machinery was examined and it Development will now complet Busy Readers. & Birthday Yesterday being pickle may make many pessiin hope. — oughly enjoyed by the young peopig Our interests determine the level of }and-before. they departed tor’ they our lives. homes refreshments were served, birthday of Willie, son of Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Englebright, he was ten. dered a party by a number of hi, young friends. The evening wag thor. party, Hamlen of Reno Btanffer of Saor Richard WilHenry Williams and Thomas Batte living do not need the pleasures ter the ceremonies Johanna Driscoll, charged with eral good time had. Will Confer Degree Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pyt, jas, at their meeting tomorrow even. ing, wiil.confer the Third Degree, Ay banquet will be partaken of and 4 gop, Berryman is t BO. Kasseban is he bot m Maguire of own yesterday. s Haubert is s€ » on Sugar Loaf. {amie Marshall are. concluded, flowers of honor bloom in the Petroleum Co., place of business dwarfs of earth may be the Anaoual Meeting of Stockholders The annual meeting of the stock holders of the McKittrick Prosperity having its principal) county of Nevada, State of California) will be held at the office of Secretary ( m0 W. Chepman, Sacramento street, ig the city of Nevada, on Wednosday evening, January 28°b, for the purpo of transacting all business that ma come before the meeting. ©. W. CHapman, Sec’y. 6 isit to San Fran ntendent L. L. . for San Francis mip Hall left thi ncisco on 8 busit Niara Nancarrow Bacramento to Vv Peard, prop » saloon, is said Vinton and isit to Sacramer in the city ang nd Mrs, George » BR. Lorp, Pres, pfned to their rie ee eand J. Murph you ean always find a complete line of these goods at the hardware establishment of Geo. E. Turner. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street.-—The finest of beef, pork, notton and lamb tat he market. e21-tf 7@e ‘and the medicine cabinets, “Jesse Glquaizae 3 Moore”—pure rye or bourbon whisky Telephone Main 881. > W.H. wa ws Wholesale and retail dea Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, PRUNES of My Own Raising and Onring at Wholesale:and-Ret) PER POUND RETAIL. WA. H. Broad Street, ~ 0 900000000 MR. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CE! So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. are fresh and fine and are very delicious in flavor and very healthy. Nevapa OitTy, January 18, 1 SAAITH, Electro-Dental Parlors oo DR. R. E. SMITH Phone Ma'n,633, PAINLESS EXTRACTION, @@” No charge for. eins when platesjare ,,50 GENTS. These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of established nearly four years-ago. One of the la ar eeecemento, best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently ELEOTRIOAL aud other conveniences :for) doing t and absolutely first-class w ‘i All wr posed at One-half the regular prices charged by’ other om OUR PRICES : PLA full Upper or Lower $10 00) GOLD PILLINGS... * GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS 22.2" rH rt BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. CLEANING. sntesecsesesO0e Up R. EB. SMITH, D. D. S m eonic ‘Geleney, ap Stirs, Pine Street, Neveds Cty. pe inti, For best buffets, bars and sideboards Nevada Oity }; [EVER could we give you as “Qgaggi@ at these prices. a Maher & Co., Nevada Cit Big Sale of ry Ss ; fe much for your money as we _— are giving you in these goods. 8 Black Underskirts that sali for $1, now 8 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.25, now 90 ceuls, 12 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.50, now $1.10. 4 Black Underskirts that sold for $2, now $1.40. 3 Black Underskirts that sold for $2.50, now $1.75. Do you visit our store ofter, tf not we ask you to come é day or you will miss something tf you ‘do not come. Respectfully, Meher a Co. They won t be here lo bf Washington 0 Dwn. igs: Burgas, W. W. M. Taylor are p. Francisco, » Downing is d e Cross mine-@ his family. Dyer, who has his parents, re p morning. . M, Poriar, wb t to Miss Jane § ing toSan Fra ate Oaldwell; vialtts her sis returned to Se —r, p Hegarty can Fiat today. Weron is here . Hill of San Fr Ourtis of Sac 80 cents. otendent W. H ning from San ucas and W. T om Relief Hill t Gault’a conc he same. He Noyeg, advance > Glass Blowe arrangements f sie sos ————— EEN A SUTTER IS THE VERY BEST Inpro. projecting bou nt on the nort and near the reet, are being only give a wi ans but will al reet room, . nesting at the reets have hi NW) IN o ADYY of our Pocket Kacy Shears, Scissors and Carpenter tools with. this brand too™ soft Call bor the KEENKUTTER GOODS. We have %y,% are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. in passing, ow 8 of the road at ie, who owns . ghborhood, is first-class sha ent will not on! beters but aleo bn Piety Hil. ——++00-+ or a full and complete line. EASURE € —_—_—— HARDWARE Pine Street, Se, ae Nevada City a City Cit igh Well Th of merit lies i neing evidenc the testimony he endorsemen 8 the kind of p tatement of a 0. White, mi i8y, Prospect H FINE GROCERI ts of Nevada ( ross the back ction of the . 4s undoubted ES At the lowest possible notch. . have always been known as giving unusual values, and you will find us doing _ . the same thing . ‘Tight here every day. Drop in and get some of our _ Prices. “ure You are always welcome. from Doan’s 1 t Vinton’s dre Mplaint in ar heed have no t 1 take a cours trengthening he weaknesi he small of m: urinary diffic When they . n’s Kidney ] sed to recom ale by all d Seti T. W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada City. . Foster Milb Sole agents imber the ne Substitute,