January 24, 1903 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT ame NAT. P. BROWN, Propriétor. Ons OFT. cnet ee — $6 Por Year . By Carrier, > : Delivered toany part uf the city. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION “Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2 Per Week Will Receive Grand BATUIAY 5 55 von vers Soe ee ess aie eee ae are ee January 24, 1903 REGULATIONS GOVERNING FOREST RESERVES. "HERE has been much discussion of late by the press in ‘ff relation to public forests reservations and the stringent necessity of the United States Government to use its utmost efforts to protect the same from destruction and bringing the same deplorable results to the surrounding territories which have come to other countries where the indiscriminate destruction of the forests by the woodman’s axe and by fire have been allowed to have full sway. The people of California are fully awake to the importance of protecting its forest reserves, and at both the Republican and Democratic State Conventions held last year resolutions were embodied in their platforms strongly favoring and emphasizing the matter of protection to the forest reserves. As regards the law of the United States Government on the matter, the following excerpts from the official circular bearing on this question will explain the Gevernment’s position : _/* Public forest reservations are established to protect and improve the forests for the purpose of securing a permanent “supply of timber for the people and insuring conditions favorable to continuous water flow. “Nothing shall be construed as prohibiting the egress ‘or ingress of actual settlers residing within the boundaries off such reservations, or from crossing the same to and from their property or homes; and such wagon roads and other im-—. provements may be constructed thereon as may be necessary . tion. to reach their homes and to utilize their property under such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior;--Ner-—-shall anything prohibit .any -person{for the collection and delivery of let from entering upon such forest reservations for all proper and lawful purposes, including that of prospecting, locating, and developing the mineral resources thereof; Provided, that such forest reservations. “ The settlers residing within the exterior boundaries of such forest, reservations, or in the vicinity thereof, may. maintain schools and churches within such reservatien, and for that purpose may occupy any part of the said forest reservation, not exceeding two acres for each schoolhouse and one acre for a church, ‘‘All waters on such reservations may be-used for domestic, mining, milling or irrigation purposes, under the laws of the State wherein such forest reservations are situated, or under the laws of.the United States and the rules and regulations established thereunder. ““ The law provides that where a tract within a forest reservation is covered by an unperfected bona fide claim, or by a patent, the settler or owner may, if he so desires, relinquish the tract tothe United States and select in lieu thereof a tract.of vacant public land outsideof the reservation, open to settlement, not exceeding in area the tract relinquished. No charge is to be made for placing the new entry on record. This is in consideration of previous fees and commissions paid. Where the entry is in lieu of an unperfected one, the necessary fees in the making of final proof and issuance of certificate will be required. ae2£a444464446 464 The Governor’s Mansion. "PHE periodical discussion as to the propriety of erecting a mansion for the Governor at Sacramento is on once more. citizen of that city been elected Governor. been comparatively poor men. question. State of California. means. Much of the entertainin _~ persons comply with the rules and regulations covering such It is generally agreed that the State should erect a Gubernatorial ‘residence at the Capital City, and upon that point there is scarcely a difference of opinion. more to the proposition than the mere construction of a dwelling. The constitution requires the Governor to reside at the capital. That means he must break up housekeeping, if he be married, and abandon his own home for a new one in Sacramento, for enly once in the history of the State has a This removal involves discomforts and pecuniary sacrifices that bear heavily on a man who is not rich—and most of our Governors have ve So much for that side of the If a Gubernatorial mansion be erected, it should ~ be such a structure as will do honor to the great and wealthy. — It should be of ample size and noble architectural proportions, and it should be constructed with a view to the Governor entertaining to a considerable extent. This will of necessity etitail a large household and maintaining an establishment too expensive for a man of moderate the Governor will be called upon ‘to do will be of a semi-public character, and he should not be compelled to shoulder the whole expense. ., If the Governor is provided with a suitable mansion, provision should be-made to allow him to occupy, it without impoverishing himself. The care of the grounds and certain ' other expenses necessary to the maintenance of such an establishment should fall on the State. The salary of the Governor is ‘but $6000 a year—$s500 a month—and that will not go far toward maintaining an elegant mansion. a Gubernatorial mansion is built, and ‘we think one should -be erected, the Legislature should appropriate an annual sum of sufficient amount to suitably maintain it. We don’t want any cheap and shabby affair, and it would not be right to bnild a house that the Governor could not afford to live in: Officers. The members of Prince Albert Lodge Sons of St. George, are making great preparations for their reception to be tendered to the three grand officers who will officially visit the Lodge this evening The names of the gentlemen In whose honor the reception is being prepared are W. H. Fuller, Grand President; Thos, Poyser, Grand Secretary, and W. Batcher, Grand Treasurer. A fine program of musical and literary exercises has been prepared and an excellent banquet will also be provided for the occasion, > Besides the members of the Nevada City and Grass Valley lodges who will be present, the following have beep invited as guests also: Mr, and Mrs; F. T, Nilon, Hon. and Mrs, J. M. Walling, Mr. and Mrs, B. S. Rector, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Searls, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Scarffe, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, 8. Ford, Mr. E. M. Preston and many other we!l known people of this city. Notesand Comments oe Hard times’ even enforce economy apon royalty. Itisreporred that the Shah of Persia has reduced his harem from 1,700 to 60, oe “~The annual supply of eggs in the Their value is eqaalto the product of Hungery, which was the first coandeparture in the use of motor cars for this work. A distinguished French archeologist; afier long study, announces: his firm conviction that Obrist did ndtwear a beard. During the first centuries of the Ohristian era, he says, Christ was always represented as beardless. An idea of the growth of the great lakes carrying trade is given by the announcement that more freight is now moved to and from Lake Superior through the canals at the Sault in a single month than was moved in a full season fifteen or eighteen years ago. One of the expedients of the employers to break the strike at Amesbury, Mass., was to bring tothat place thirty eight Armenians in one day, with the threat that three or four hundred more would’be imported if necessary. And yet we hear of peaple inveighing against labor unions being “dominated by ignorant foreigners.” The “billion-dollar express,” as it is called, on the Morristown branch of the Lackawanna railroad, is one of the fineet suburban trajns in the world. It derives ite name from the large number of millionaires that ride on it. One of the latest English importations igs to have private stations on. the ‘grounds of extensive estates, bi This country ie not the only one where unconsidered trifles are snapped up by manufacturers and put to practical use. In China<the dawn of the thistle is gathered and mixed with raw silk so ingeniously tbat even experts are deceived when the fabric ts woven. It is also used to stuff cushions “ae a substitate for eiderdown. According to the report of the president of the Diet Kitchen Association cf New York, 3421 persons were supplied last year with the nutritious and pure foed which the five kitchens of the association distribute to the sick poor; 416,187 pints of milk and large quantities. of broth and bread were given away and 2,177 garments were distributed, The expenses were $11,290 71: mainly spent for milk. But there is Deafdess Cannot be Cured by local apeltoations as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Kustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en. tirely closed, Deafness is the regult, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to ite normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas2s out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollers for any. oase of Deafness (caused by reatarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s aren Care. Send for circulars, F. J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. seo ‘In case HATIAWAT ETT Prince Albert ‘Lodge May Survive His. Injarles Only to be Cripple. Word was received last evening as to for several days past from injuries re DERSOHAL. MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Mrs, Maude M. Peaslee is very ill at Sacramento. ~“W. A. Harrison of Gaston arrived in United States is over 700,000,000 dozer. . town today. A. Nivene Sr. is eaid to be quite ill at ‘the gold and silver mines of the na-. bis home on upper East Broad street. 8. H. Northey was here yesterday from Forest City. E. Dabl came down from Oolumbia try on the continent to adopt cycles . Hill last evening. E. T. R. Powe'l bas returned from a ters, is abont to make another notable . trip to San Francisco. John Dunnicliff left last evezing for. tope, Hand made harness and-carriage trimming a specialty. Try him Earl Walling left last evening for. onee and you will always be his patron. : Reno, where he has a position. Arizona “Rev, Jobn T. Shurtiei of Autira . The reverend gentleman will occnpy the pulpit at Trinity Episcopal Church . tomorrow (Sunday) bothmorning and evening. George Haven of Scott’s Flat, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is reported much better. Louis Quintana is here from Washington on a visit to his. sister, Mrs. Charles Bennetts of Nimrod street. . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Thomas of Oakland, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs, M. M. Bernheim for several past, left this morning for their home. : 7ee National Hotel and Annex. The National Hotel and Annex is liberally managed and modern in all tbhroughoat, hot and cold water in the rooms, and porcelain bath tubs. The hotel has been thoroughly renovated and is second to none in Northern California. The meals are prepared under the direct supervision of an experienced chef and the tables are sup= plied with the finest in the market, ‘The Rainfall. The rainfall for this season up to date, as measured at the South Yuba Com pany’s office ie.as follows: Business Locals. Loveland is now selling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly, If you desire a fine hot mixed drink yoall on Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquors atid cigars are served et the Klondike saloon ou Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors all to call.on him. 481-tf Cold Storage Meats. For special’ first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street, The finest of beef, pork, mptton and Jamb int he market e21-tf Infants and Children. he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the For the best of every hing in the meat line send your orders to Naffzi ge . of its appointments, having electriclighte. SAMOSTY BACB 655s See se ceed s .65 Month i363 sano ke osha eee 2.27 . ORSON iss oo 8 ees 21.90 Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites! . -CASTORIA . , THE GLASS BLOWERS They Are Commended by the Teachers of Arkansas. Arkansas” State Teachers’ Associathe condition of Benjamin Hathaway,. tion, Headquarters Executive Oomwho has been lying near death’s door . mittee, Hot Springs, Ark., March 22, ! 1902—To whom this may concern: Mr. ceived at the Oneida mine midway be-. W. F. ‘Wallace, proprietor and mantween Jackson and Sutter Oreek, Ama-. ager of-the WallaceFamous Glass dor county. It is now thought that. Blowers, has condacted an engagement Mr. Hathaway will recover from his. of one week in this city. Our people injuries, unless complications should . were pleased and greatly interested in set in, as the change in his condition . his work. Hundrade of school childduring the past three or four days toren visited his exhibitions, and became ward the better has been quite marked . greatly interested in the wonderful and favorable, It.ie feared, however, . work of his men. : 2 that he will be a paralytic for life even if he should survive, as there has been . show to the favorable consideration of no {ndication of the paralysis leaving . any community. ; : . GEORGE B, COOK, President. At Armory Hall all next week. Admiesion 15 cents; children 10 cents. Everybody gets a glass souvenir free. It gives me pleasure to commend his Colfax Sentinel: It may not be generally understood that Oolfax can produce lemons, as well as most. all the other varieties of fruit. Miss Millie Dobbins brought into our office Thurs. day a lemon that measured 111¢x18 inches and it weighed 3{ of a pound: This grew on the ranch.of her father, J. H. Dobbing, a few miles out of town A Colfax Lemon. Isabelle, near Berkeley. etreet. rades and prices. arness, cushions, Finest Harness in the County. ‘The finest line of barness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad He has an assortment of gents’ . driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips -of all e He manufactures buggy and cart Ever tried an Oyeter Oooktail or & arrived here on last evening’s traip. drink of Beof Tea at Britland’s. Inst the thing for this cold: weather, tf -fman jumped overboard and sank at Down and Out. SrockHoLm, January 283—King Oscar has decided fo temporarily intrust the government of the country to the Crown Prince Gustaf, who will take over the regency next week. This action of the King is taken as a result of mec ical advice. Under Arrest. Buonarsst, January 28—Two high: officials of the Ministry of Finance have-been arrested on the charge of defrauding the Government out of several hundred thousand francs through the drawings of Government bonds, 5 7 Took His Life. San Franorsoo. January 28—Another suicide occurred this morning from the ferry beat Berkeley, The boat had almost entered the slip on this side, when a tall, heavy-set, well-dressed once. Destroyed by Fire OAKLAND, January 28.—Fire thie afternoon destroyed the niter heuse at the California Vigerot Works at Point There was a slight explosion, bat no one was hart, Held to Answer. Sacramento, January 284.—Daniel ©O’Hare and Fred Ingham, charged with robbery, were held to answer to the Superior Court in the Oity Jns‘fixed at $5,000each. The men. picked of adrunken man while walking with. him. : The Best.Line of Cutlery. _ Geo. EvTarner in bis new advertisemeiit today calls the attention of the public to his excellent line of _pocketKnives, shears, scissors and carpenters teels, of the ‘Keen Katter” brand. This standard make of cntlery cannot. be excelled anywhere for durability, quality aud satisfaviury service and these goods at. the hardware establish—. ment of Geo. E. Turner. oo BORAT ESE — THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE 1S NO SUBSTITUTE — Wholesale and retail dealer in * Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Ete. PRUNES } of My Own Raising and Caring at Wholesale and Retail. ty Telephone Main 831. OFFICE OF Xs a * W.H. SMITH =; Postoffice Box 114. PER POUND RETAIL, Broad Street,So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES, They . are fresh and fine and are very delicious in flavor and very healthy. — e00neeeee MR. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Nevapa Orry, January 18, 1908. Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS SMITH, ~ Nevada City Electro-Dental Parlors DR. R. E. SMITH -Chureh Services. gervices to be held at the various churches in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: : <—Oonversion of St. Paul. Morning prayer, ante communion and sermon, 11 o'clock a. m.; Sunday school and bible class, 12:80 p, m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p.m. Rev. John T. Shurtleff of Auburn. will take these services and preach both morning and evening. Friday—Evening prayer and Htany, 7 o’clock. W. A. Rimer, rector. +both morning and evening—11 a.m. and 7 p. m. respectively, Obristian Endeavor Society will meet at the asof the morning service. Bible class tiee’s Court this -afternoon,;--with—bail+Maher & Co, Nevada Cj ‘you can always fad “& completé line of . ? Following is,a list of the religious TRINITY EPISCOPAL.OHUROH, The third Sunday after. the Ephany CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach ual hour, Sabbath school at the close taught by Mrs. Sinclair. Everybody invited to these services. METHODIST CHURCH. Reguiar quarterly meeting sétvices will be conducted by Dr. W.5S. Matthews, Presiding Elder. Love feast at 9:45 a. m.; Sacrament of the Lord’e Supper at 10:30 a. m., and preaching in K>swick. port was gene rally ejroulated in } ding this. morning th: meeting held to Keswick last nig ders were issued for J. L, Do, President of the strikin ee however, deny the report port. Go; Manager Wright has returnog San Francisco. His return is recor as indicating an intention for an ganc resumption of work.” Tt has been cin. out that the compahy has enough ho union men to man one farnage, 4 about 115 men. The “strikers don this, They say that only thirty mg have been secured. A new featury 4 the situation is reported to be tear « the part of the company that the op, ers are about to import firearms, j coming freight and baggage are thon fore being inspected. Tho striky have entered a protest with Shey Richardson against certain deputy . who, it is alleged, becom intoxicg and abuse the union men, the aby ‘being backed by a threatening diepis of firearms. As the feeling becom more bitter trouble may be 2Oe : Se ee that at a citizey L. Do ist evening ip after which, @ ications for . ed by the loc Woodcraft at th nd of United St ngton passed.t ning oD their OX pect atlla.m. In the evening a. lecture will be delivered by Robert.8. Boyns of San Francisco. Mr. Boyne’ subject: will be: “Is the Old Book True?” Sunday school at the close of merning service; Intermediate League at 5 p. m; Epworth League at 6 p. m., led by Sherman Danforth: . Topic—‘‘Ohristian Stewardehip.” it. +-o@eWonderful Nerve. Is displayed: by many a man. endy {ng pains of accidental Cute, Woun Bruises, Burns, Sealds, Sore Feet Stiff Joints. Butthere’s no need fj Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will \ the pain and cure the troublo. Its best Salve on earth for Piles,. too, 2% at W. D. Vinton’s; Druggist. San Francisco. ierra Nevada street, near th pd with the bes drinking line. pprietor, is alw ionds. h L. Fairbanl bugh her attorn TQ CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish lose Cough Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and-all throat and lang troubles, 250, 50c. At all druggists. j5-tf. Co. We want hope. We want encor ment. Speak of good things. your friends of the value of “Old Gif Edge Whisky” as a stimulant if tt look-all run down. Wholesale at % Olay stree:, 8. F. Wichman, Lutgon i i filed her peti urt for letters Fairbanks chi it of Dillon lon trial in t efense today timony in the « bs Whist Club v black = _ Undershirts A 0000S Big Sale of EVER could we give you as much for your money as we are giving you in these goods. at these prices. , Respectfully, & They won’t 8 Black Underskirts that sold for $1, now 80 cents. 8 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.25, mow 90 cents, 12 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.50, now $1.10. 4 Black U nderskirts 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 eu", day or you will miss something tf you do not come. Mater de Co. UTTER IS THE VERY BEST nined this afte s. Jas. F. Colle e favorite gat d in and prize’ ath, one of Ni dents, has bee ion of Port Wa The salary is § y is still at the on Pine and 8 red to serve bi est of elveryt sample his go ation of office pment, No. 47, lace” on Mond ll be followed legation of GC is expected to incent, who 1 line between tl ey, has recei' he sad news ¢ her, Mrs. Ann nd, on Decemtk f 80 years. rman conducts most orders hd everything t is of the fir be billiard tabl th gentlemen n be here lo J e Merrill of t) her studies e bool at San J od a diploma. brn home in a . eerless zsaloo will find “Du to serve yt le land. Call test the good . Rimer, recto bis city, will « Luke’s chur vening, and at in Loomis tom A\/ are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. a full and complete line. NY of our Pocket Knives, Shears, Sc!ssors and Carpenter tools with this brand too soft of Call for the KEEN KUTTER GOODS. We have cil Chambers, Hetor, is just 1 ur or two the is = The finest, and terre ed mixotlogist blendéa “teas is popularity. bks a nice fr aS has been re Pine Street, woe ee GEO. E. TURNER HERD eT _ oad street, an introduce th Kers-of Neva, free sample . 1 callers, ork Hotel is phat are serve ad to please G. Richards attentive to but the best 20 connection lass bar, tha bat of wines, with allthe modern PLATES, full. Phone Main,633. These parlors area braiich of the Electro-Denta Sacramen established nearly four years ago, Dee et tein bs end ” best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast a : Are Located Here Permanently ateclately firet-cless Work OAL And other. conveniences terfdoing one, ere snatantent at One-half the regular prices charged by ‘other @UR PRICES. or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS. . GOLD CRO’ anes « BRIDGE WORK; per toctii.-. 6°00 PAINLESS EXTRACTION. @@" No obarge for Extracting when p Agony ™ sonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada Cite. oa SILVER FILLING CLEAMNG et woe R. B. SMITH, D. D. s. } Hill mine, dower part of ped with a 1 — ane , shers, four J = en tapucy a oe At the lowest possible notch. We motive pone re oe have always snag a as —_ wit oe giving unusual va UES, : ’ ra re : uy a 8 : — find es 2 oe yh * Ono the same thing a £5. right ere every day. pete Tom ae Drop in and get some of our’ yes prices. You are always welcome. mally, but . eres eee aving Dr nod. Much reat work ables. at cure, 250

Nevapa City DatLy TRANSCRIPT ame NAT. P. BROWN, Propriétor. Ons OFT. cnet ee — $6 Por Year . By Carrier, > : Delivered toany part uf the city. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION “Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2 Per Week Will Receive Grand BATUIAY 5 55 von vers Soe ee ess aie eee ae are ee January 24, 1903 REGULATIONS GOVERNING FOREST RESERVES. "HERE has been much discussion of late by the press in ‘ff relation to public forests reservations and the stringent necessity of the United States Government to use its utmost efforts to protect the same from destruction and bringing the same deplorable results to the surrounding territories which have come to other countries where the indiscriminate destruction of the forests by the woodman’s axe and by fire have been allowed to have full sway. The people of California are fully awake to the importance of protecting its forest reserves, and at both the Republican and Democratic State Conventions held last year resolutions were embodied in their platforms strongly favoring and emphasizing the matter of protection to the forest reserves. As regards the law of the United States Government on the matter, the following excerpts from the official circular bearing on this question will explain the Gevernment’s position : _/* Public forest reservations are established to protect and improve the forests for the purpose of securing a permanent “supply of timber for the people and insuring conditions favorable to continuous water flow. “Nothing shall be construed as prohibiting the egress ‘or ingress of actual settlers residing within the boundaries off such reservations, or from crossing the same to and from their property or homes; and such wagon roads and other im-—. provements may be constructed thereon as may be necessary . tion. to reach their homes and to utilize their property under such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior;--Ner-—-shall anything prohibit .any -person{for the collection and delivery of let from entering upon such forest reservations for all proper and lawful purposes, including that of prospecting, locating, and developing the mineral resources thereof; Provided, that such forest reservations. “ The settlers residing within the exterior boundaries of such forest, reservations, or in the vicinity thereof, may. maintain schools and churches within such reservatien, and for that purpose may occupy any part of the said forest reservation, not exceeding two acres for each schoolhouse and one acre for a church, ‘‘All waters on such reservations may be-used for domestic, mining, milling or irrigation purposes, under the laws of the State wherein such forest reservations are situated, or under the laws of.the United States and the rules and regulations established thereunder. ““ The law provides that where a tract within a forest reservation is covered by an unperfected bona fide claim, or by a patent, the settler or owner may, if he so desires, relinquish the tract tothe United States and select in lieu thereof a tract.of vacant public land outsideof the reservation, open to settlement, not exceeding in area the tract relinquished. No charge is to be made for placing the new entry on record. This is in consideration of previous fees and commissions paid. Where the entry is in lieu of an unperfected one, the necessary fees in the making of final proof and issuance of certificate will be required. ae2£a444464446 464 The Governor’s Mansion. "PHE periodical discussion as to the propriety of erecting a mansion for the Governor at Sacramento is on once more. citizen of that city been elected Governor. been comparatively poor men. question. State of California. means. Much of the entertainin _~ persons comply with the rules and regulations covering such It is generally agreed that the State should erect a Gubernatorial ‘residence at the Capital City, and upon that point there is scarcely a difference of opinion. more to the proposition than the mere construction of a dwelling. The constitution requires the Governor to reside at the capital. That means he must break up housekeeping, if he be married, and abandon his own home for a new one in Sacramento, for enly once in the history of the State has a This removal involves discomforts and pecuniary sacrifices that bear heavily on a man who is not rich—and most of our Governors have ve So much for that side of the If a Gubernatorial mansion be erected, it should ~ be such a structure as will do honor to the great and wealthy. — It should be of ample size and noble architectural proportions, and it should be constructed with a view to the Governor entertaining to a considerable extent. This will of necessity etitail a large household and maintaining an establishment too expensive for a man of moderate the Governor will be called upon ‘to do will be of a semi-public character, and he should not be compelled to shoulder the whole expense. ., If the Governor is provided with a suitable mansion, provision should be-made to allow him to occupy, it without impoverishing himself. The care of the grounds and certain ' other expenses necessary to the maintenance of such an establishment should fall on the State. The salary of the Governor is ‘but $6000 a year—$s500 a month—and that will not go far toward maintaining an elegant mansion. a Gubernatorial mansion is built, and ‘we think one should -be erected, the Legislature should appropriate an annual sum of sufficient amount to suitably maintain it. We don’t want any cheap and shabby affair, and it would not be right to bnild a house that the Governor could not afford to live in: Officers. The members of Prince Albert Lodge Sons of St. George, are making great preparations for their reception to be tendered to the three grand officers who will officially visit the Lodge this evening The names of the gentlemen In whose honor the reception is being prepared are W. H. Fuller, Grand President; Thos, Poyser, Grand Secretary, and W. Batcher, Grand Treasurer. A fine program of musical and literary exercises has been prepared and an excellent banquet will also be provided for the occasion, > Besides the members of the Nevada City and Grass Valley lodges who will be present, the following have beep invited as guests also: Mr, and Mrs; F. T, Nilon, Hon. and Mrs, J. M. Walling, Mr. and Mrs, B. S. Rector, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Searls, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Scarffe, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, 8. Ford, Mr. E. M. Preston and many other we!l known people of this city. Notesand Comments oe Hard times’ even enforce economy apon royalty. Itisreporred that the Shah of Persia has reduced his harem from 1,700 to 60, oe “~The annual supply of eggs in the Their value is eqaalto the product of Hungery, which was the first coandeparture in the use of motor cars for this work. A distinguished French archeologist; afier long study, announces: his firm conviction that Obrist did ndtwear a beard. During the first centuries of the Ohristian era, he says, Christ was always represented as beardless. An idea of the growth of the great lakes carrying trade is given by the announcement that more freight is now moved to and from Lake Superior through the canals at the Sault in a single month than was moved in a full season fifteen or eighteen years ago. One of the expedients of the employers to break the strike at Amesbury, Mass., was to bring tothat place thirty eight Armenians in one day, with the threat that three or four hundred more would’be imported if necessary. And yet we hear of peaple inveighing against labor unions being “dominated by ignorant foreigners.” The “billion-dollar express,” as it is called, on the Morristown branch of the Lackawanna railroad, is one of the fineet suburban trajns in the world. It derives ite name from the large number of millionaires that ride on it. One of the latest English importations igs to have private stations on. the ‘grounds of extensive estates, bi This country ie not the only one where unconsidered trifles are snapped up by manufacturers and put to practical use. In China<the dawn of the thistle is gathered and mixed with raw silk so ingeniously tbat even experts are deceived when the fabric ts woven. It is also used to stuff cushions “ae a substitate for eiderdown. According to the report of the president of the Diet Kitchen Association cf New York, 3421 persons were supplied last year with the nutritious and pure foed which the five kitchens of the association distribute to the sick poor; 416,187 pints of milk and large quantities. of broth and bread were given away and 2,177 garments were distributed, The expenses were $11,290 71: mainly spent for milk. But there is Deafdess Cannot be Cured by local apeltoations as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Kustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en. tirely closed, Deafness is the regult, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to ite normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas2s out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollers for any. oase of Deafness (caused by reatarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s aren Care. Send for circulars, F. J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. seo ‘In case HATIAWAT ETT Prince Albert ‘Lodge May Survive His. Injarles Only to be Cripple. Word was received last evening as to for several days past from injuries re DERSOHAL. MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Mrs, Maude M. Peaslee is very ill at Sacramento. ~“W. A. Harrison of Gaston arrived in United States is over 700,000,000 dozer. . town today. A. Nivene Sr. is eaid to be quite ill at ‘the gold and silver mines of the na-. bis home on upper East Broad street. 8. H. Northey was here yesterday from Forest City. E. Dabl came down from Oolumbia try on the continent to adopt cycles . Hill last evening. E. T. R. Powe'l bas returned from a ters, is abont to make another notable . trip to San Francisco. John Dunnicliff left last evezing for. tope, Hand made harness and-carriage trimming a specialty. Try him Earl Walling left last evening for. onee and you will always be his patron. : Reno, where he has a position. Arizona “Rev, Jobn T. Shurtiei of Autira . The reverend gentleman will occnpy the pulpit at Trinity Episcopal Church . tomorrow (Sunday) bothmorning and evening. George Haven of Scott’s Flat, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is reported much better. Louis Quintana is here from Washington on a visit to his. sister, Mrs. Charles Bennetts of Nimrod street. . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Thomas of Oakland, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs, M. M. Bernheim for several past, left this morning for their home. : 7ee National Hotel and Annex. The National Hotel and Annex is liberally managed and modern in all tbhroughoat, hot and cold water in the rooms, and porcelain bath tubs. The hotel has been thoroughly renovated and is second to none in Northern California. The meals are prepared under the direct supervision of an experienced chef and the tables are sup= plied with the finest in the market, ‘The Rainfall. The rainfall for this season up to date, as measured at the South Yuba Com pany’s office ie.as follows: Business Locals. Loveland is now selling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly, If you desire a fine hot mixed drink yoall on Wm. Harry at the Old Corner saloon, Pine street. tf Only the very best of wines, liquors atid cigars are served et the Klondike saloon ou Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors all to call.on him. 481-tf Cold Storage Meats. For special’ first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street, The finest of beef, pork, mptton and Jamb int he market e21-tf Infants and Children. he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the For the best of every hing in the meat line send your orders to Naffzi ge . of its appointments, having electriclighte. SAMOSTY BACB 655s See se ceed s .65 Month i363 sano ke osha eee 2.27 . ORSON iss oo 8 ees 21.90 Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invites! . -CASTORIA . , THE GLASS BLOWERS They Are Commended by the Teachers of Arkansas. Arkansas” State Teachers’ Associathe condition of Benjamin Hathaway,. tion, Headquarters Executive Oomwho has been lying near death’s door . mittee, Hot Springs, Ark., March 22, ! 1902—To whom this may concern: Mr. ceived at the Oneida mine midway be-. W. F. ‘Wallace, proprietor and mantween Jackson and Sutter Oreek, Ama-. ager of-the WallaceFamous Glass dor county. It is now thought that. Blowers, has condacted an engagement Mr. Hathaway will recover from his. of one week in this city. Our people injuries, unless complications should . were pleased and greatly interested in set in, as the change in his condition . his work. Hundrade of school childduring the past three or four days toren visited his exhibitions, and became ward the better has been quite marked . greatly interested in the wonderful and favorable, It.ie feared, however, . work of his men. : 2 that he will be a paralytic for life even if he should survive, as there has been . show to the favorable consideration of no {ndication of the paralysis leaving . any community. ; : . GEORGE B, COOK, President. At Armory Hall all next week. Admiesion 15 cents; children 10 cents. Everybody gets a glass souvenir free. It gives me pleasure to commend his Colfax Sentinel: It may not be generally understood that Oolfax can produce lemons, as well as most. all the other varieties of fruit. Miss Millie Dobbins brought into our office Thurs. day a lemon that measured 111¢x18 inches and it weighed 3{ of a pound: This grew on the ranch.of her father, J. H. Dobbing, a few miles out of town A Colfax Lemon. Isabelle, near Berkeley. etreet. rades and prices. arness, cushions, Finest Harness in the County. ‘The finest line of barness and saddlery in Nevada county can be found at the store of James Cairns on Broad He has an assortment of gents’ . driving and work gloves, and ladies’ driving gauntlets that can’t be beat. Whip stocks and buggy whips -of all e He manufactures buggy and cart Ever tried an Oyeter Oooktail or & arrived here on last evening’s traip. drink of Beof Tea at Britland’s. Inst the thing for this cold: weather, tf -fman jumped overboard and sank at

Down and Out. SrockHoLm, January 283—King Oscar has decided fo temporarily intrust the government of the country to the Crown Prince Gustaf, who will take over the regency next week. This action of the King is taken as a result of mec ical advice. Under Arrest. Buonarsst, January 28—Two high: officials of the Ministry of Finance have-been arrested on the charge of defrauding the Government out of several hundred thousand francs through the drawings of Government bonds, 5 7 Took His Life. San Franorsoo. January 28—Another suicide occurred this morning from the ferry beat Berkeley, The boat had almost entered the slip on this side, when a tall, heavy-set, well-dressed once. Destroyed by Fire OAKLAND, January 28.—Fire thie afternoon destroyed the niter heuse at the California Vigerot Works at Point There was a slight explosion, bat no one was hart, Held to Answer. Sacramento, January 284.—Daniel ©O’Hare and Fred Ingham, charged with robbery, were held to answer to the Superior Court in the Oity Jns‘fixed at $5,000each. The men. picked of adrunken man while walking with. him. : The Best.Line of Cutlery. _ Geo. EvTarner in bis new advertisemeiit today calls the attention of the public to his excellent line of _pocketKnives, shears, scissors and carpenters teels, of the ‘Keen Katter” brand. This standard make of cntlery cannot. be excelled anywhere for durability, quality aud satisfaviury service and these goods at. the hardware establish—. ment of Geo. E. Turner. oo BORAT ESE — THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE 1S NO SUBSTITUTE — Wholesale and retail dealer in * Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Ete. PRUNES } of My Own Raising and Caring at Wholesale and Retail. ty Telephone Main 831. OFFICE OF Xs a * W.H. SMITH =; Postoffice Box 114. PER POUND RETAIL, Broad Street,So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES, They . are fresh and fine and are very delicious in flavor and very healthy. — e00neeeee MR. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Nevapa Orry, January 18, 1908. Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS SMITH, ~ Nevada City Electro-Dental Parlors DR. R. E. SMITH -Chureh Services. gervices to be held at the various churches in this city tomorrow, where all will be made welcome: : <—Oonversion of St. Paul. Morning prayer, ante communion and sermon, 11 o'clock a. m.; Sunday school and bible class, 12:80 p, m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p.m. Rev. John T. Shurtleff of Auburn. will take these services and preach both morning and evening. Friday—Evening prayer and Htany, 7 o’clock. W. A. Rimer, rector. +both morning and evening—11 a.m. and 7 p. m. respectively, Obristian Endeavor Society will meet at the asof the morning service. Bible class tiee’s Court this -afternoon,;--with—bail+Maher & Co, Nevada Cj ‘you can always fad “& completé line of . ? Following is,a list of the religious TRINITY EPISCOPAL.OHUROH, The third Sunday after. the Ephany CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach ual hour, Sabbath school at the close taught by Mrs. Sinclair. Everybody invited to these services. METHODIST CHURCH. Reguiar quarterly meeting sétvices will be conducted by Dr. W.5S. Matthews, Presiding Elder. Love feast at 9:45 a. m.; Sacrament of the Lord’e Supper at 10:30 a. m., and preaching in K>swick. port was gene rally ejroulated in } ding this. morning th: meeting held to Keswick last nig ders were issued for J. L, Do, President of the strikin ee however, deny the report port. Go; Manager Wright has returnog San Francisco. His return is recor as indicating an intention for an ganc resumption of work.” Tt has been cin. out that the compahy has enough ho union men to man one farnage, 4 about 115 men. The “strikers don this, They say that only thirty mg have been secured. A new featury 4 the situation is reported to be tear « the part of the company that the op, ers are about to import firearms, j coming freight and baggage are thon fore being inspected. Tho striky have entered a protest with Shey Richardson against certain deputy . who, it is alleged, becom intoxicg and abuse the union men, the aby ‘being backed by a threatening diepis of firearms. As the feeling becom more bitter trouble may be 2Oe : Se ee that at a citizey L. Do ist evening ip after which, @ ications for . ed by the loc Woodcraft at th nd of United St ngton passed.t ning oD their OX pect atlla.m. In the evening a. lecture will be delivered by Robert.8. Boyns of San Francisco. Mr. Boyne’ subject: will be: “Is the Old Book True?” Sunday school at the close of merning service; Intermediate League at 5 p. m; Epworth League at 6 p. m., led by Sherman Danforth: . Topic—‘‘Ohristian Stewardehip.” it. +-o@eWonderful Nerve.. Is displayed: by many a man. endy {ng pains of accidental Cute, Woun Bruises, Burns, Sealds, Sore Feet Stiff Joints. Butthere’s no need fj Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will \ the pain and cure the troublo. Its best Salve on earth for Piles,. too, 2% at W. D. Vinton’s; Druggist. San Francisco. ierra Nevada street, near th pd with the bes drinking line. pprietor, is alw ionds. h L. Fairbanl bugh her attorn TQ CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish lose Cough Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and-all throat and lang troubles, 250, 50c. At all druggists. j5-tf. Co. We want hope. We want encor ment. Speak of good things. your friends of the value of “Old Gif Edge Whisky” as a stimulant if tt look-all run down. Wholesale at % Olay stree:, 8. F. Wichman, Lutgon i i filed her peti urt for letters Fairbanks chi it of Dillon lon trial in t efense today timony in the « bs Whist Club v black = _ Undershirts A 0000S Big Sale of EVER could we give you as much for your money as we are giving you in these goods. at these prices. , Respectfully, & They won’t 8 Black Underskirts that sold for $1, now 80 cents. 8 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.25, mow 90 cents, 12 Black Underskirts that sold for $1.50, now $1.10. 4 Black U nderskirts 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 eu", day or you will miss something tf you do not come. Mater de Co. UTTER IS THE VERY BEST nined this afte s. Jas. F. Colle e favorite gat d in and prize’ ath, one of Ni dents, has bee ion of Port Wa The salary is § y is still at the on Pine and 8 red to serve bi est of elveryt sample his go ation of office pment, No. 47, lace” on Mond ll be followed legation of GC is expected to incent, who 1 line between tl ey, has recei' he sad news ¢ her, Mrs. Ann nd, on Decemtk f 80 years. rman conducts most orders hd everything t is of the fir be billiard tabl th gentlemen n be here lo J e Merrill of t) her studies e bool at San J od a diploma. brn home in a . eerless zsaloo will find “Du to serve yt le land. Call test the good . Rimer, recto bis city, will « Luke’s chur vening, and at in Loomis tom A\/ are guaranteed against being breaking from flaws. a full and complete line. NY of our Pocket Knives, Shears, Sc!ssors and Carpenter tools with this brand too soft of Call for the KEEN KUTTER GOODS. We have cil Chambers, Hetor, is just 1 ur or two the is = The finest, and terre ed mixotlogist blendéa “teas is popularity. bks a nice fr aS has been re Pine Street, woe ee GEO. E. TURNER HERD eT _ oad street, an introduce th Kers-of Neva, free sample . 1 callers, ork Hotel is phat are serve ad to please G. Richards attentive to but the best 20 connection lass bar, tha bat of wines, with allthe modern PLATES, full. Phone Main,633. These parlors area braiich of the Electro-Denta Sacramen established nearly four years ago, Dee et tein bs end ” best equipped Dental Offices on the Coast a : Are Located Here Permanently ateclately firet-cless Work OAL And other. conveniences terfdoing one, ere snatantent at One-half the regular prices charged by ‘other @UR PRICES. or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS. . GOLD CRO’ anes « BRIDGE WORK; per toctii.-. 6°00 PAINLESS EXTRACTION. @@" No obarge for Extracting when p Agony ™ sonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada Cite. oa SILVER FILLING CLEAMNG et woe R. B. SMITH, D. D. s. } Hill mine, dower part of ped with a 1 — ane , shers, four J = en tapucy a oe At the lowest possible notch. We motive pone re oe have always snag a as —_ wit oe giving unusual va UES, : ’ ra re : uy a 8 : — find es 2 oe yh * Ono the same thing a £5. right ere every day. pete Tom ae Drop in and get some of our’ yes prices. You are always welcome. mally, but . eres eee aving Dr nod. Much reat work ables. at cure, 250