January 5, 1903 (4 pages)

Se eee = dN City “DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. . NEVADA = TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By fet; + ++ * $6 Per Year. By Carrier, =~ 12 t-2¢ Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. ' Issued Every Evening, Sundays. Excepted, at Nevada City MONDAY. tes Sed ssorake enaeals gi aan ap Savare Leia stencrareialerneaele January 5, 1903 coniniainnial ‘A GOOD WORD FOR THE MILITIA oon SOVERNOR PARDEE spoke wisely and justly when, at the reception tendered him at Oakland a few days ago, by the “Old Guard,” he praised the State militia. _ “They tell us,” he said, “the national guard is of no} benefit—that it is all fuss and feathers and gold lace and tomfoolery, but I want to recall those times when the coun-— try needed defenders—men to go and fight for us—it was the men of the National Guard who responded tothe call. Many 1908. They were good soldiers and patriots, every one of them. pared to carry the flag on to victory, and when I hear them talk against it, it goes against the grain.” It is thé fashion at the present time, but was much more so before the Spanish war, to speak disrespectfully of the State soldiers—to contrast them unfavorably with the}to plead. regulars, And if there be not another chance for them to . . show the good material of which théy are made the fashion will steadily grow. It was so before the civil war and before the war with Spain. And on each of these occasions the pines. Date of Several ‘Trials he REL LLNS NTS REE BEDS SIR. ALPES SNE ARS EY eT pen NaN F % .a An oetanasiananeezenemee ‘ Business of the Janvary Session Being “Justice Appoinied. SACRAMENTO, January-_5—-Governor Gage announced the appointment of Superior Judge Lorigan of San Jose to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Bench caused by the death of Justice Temple. today with rape. to be Set Wednesday, ~ January 14:0 The attention of the Saperior Oourt this morning was largely taken up with matters: pertaining to criminal “ear ! cases that are pending. In the case of The People vs. Daniel Roberts, charged with the murder of Henry Butler at French Oorral, by}. shooting, several months ago, the setting of the case for trial was continued until Wednesday, January 14th, People vs, Margaret Roberts, charged with being an accessory tothe murder of Henry Butler, the date of setting trial was continued until Wednesday, January 14th, 1903. « People vs. Frank Kenney, char, with the murder of W. J. Lamb at of them went to the Philippines and found graves there. Truckee, by shooting, on December 18th. The defendant was given until ; Wednesday morning, January 7th, at The men of the National Guard are always ready and pre—}10 o’clcck, to plead. Kenney is an ex-soldiazr and served inthe PhilipI. O. Lindley was entered as couvsel for defendant. . People vs. J. R. Ballestero, charged The defendant was given until Wedaesday morning at 10 o’clock The cash bail of $2000 for J. R. Bal lestero was withdrawn and the defendant was surrendered to the Sherif. ©, W. Cross withdrew as counsel for Ballestero on the first charge of rape, and entered as couasel for d:fendant militiamen showed how unjust all the adverse;criticism had . on the second charge. been. ‘ When-each of these wars came the regular army of the to cope with the situation. It was too small. militia came to the rescue. Whole reginients. volunteered. Thousands of men trained in military work, gave up their peaceful occupations and hurried to the front. They-were not veterans; they had never before been under fire. But they soon became as hardened and as experienced as the regulars and did as effective work. The State militia sup-) _.plied to. the United States a great army.of intelligent, patri-J otic men, not as well disciplined or ‘trained as the regular, but vastly superior to the ordinary volunteer. Always heretofore has the militia proved reliable and to’be depended on in emergency, and it always will. The United States is spared that curse of Europe, the large standing army, and in its place it has the scarcely less effective State militia. eepvvnee eee . DON'T TRUST A MAN WHO KICKS A DOG. RUST the man whom dogs trust. Have confidence in the man in whom little children intuitively have confidence. A real man is he whose kindness is not a garment to be put on before his friends and superiers, and thrown aside in the presence of strange children and » dogs. . His goodness must be a part of himself. . His kind_ mess must pervade the very atmosphere about him, and reach out to every creature, not through any special effort, but because he takes a lively and a kindly interest not merely in himself, but in every living creature. The.man who wantonly kicks an unoffending dog to vent his feelings will be unfeeling and cruel to his wife when his temper happens to be ruffled. —. -. The man who is unattractive and cruel to the weak and the dependent ones will be found usually to have two most unmanly traits. He is an overbearing tyrant to the weak, whom he feels no necessity for either fearing or courting, and he is a truckling sycophant to those above him, whose favor Estate 250, 50c. “Jesse People vs. Chas. B, Sbhenk, charged with rape. The jury in the first trial disagreed. The date of setting the United States, while doing heroic work, was utterly unable. new trial was continued until WedaesThen the day morning at 10 o’clock, te > ---COURT DONG, Business Transacted in “the Superior Court To-day. The following business was transacted in the Superior Ooart today; Judge F.T. Nilon presiding: Estate of Henry Mill, deceased. Demurer tothe amended apposition of Allen Richards, overruled. Oampbell vs. overruled. Auditor. of <r TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish Moss Ceugh Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles, At all druggists. ree a a Wo. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you cao depend that they are mixed properly. Henry Mill, Contest of will set for trial on Monday, January 26th. Estate of J. W. Brown, deeeased. Final account continued one week. Estate of Mary E, Burkhalter, deceased. Final account settled. ‘Peter Brockinton vs. Jos. Williams. Action set fer trial on January 12th. ‘Bayne vs. Lock, Set for trial-on February 9th. Estate of Johu B. Oonlan, deceased. Letters of administration issued to O. C. Conlan upon bis filing a bond in the sum of $2000. Transacted. The Board of Supervisors met in 444444448 FISH FOR SPEAKER OF ASSEMBLY regular session today for the transaction of county business which will come before that body for the term commencing January 5th, 1908, The following business was’ transacted today: : The quarterly report of E. 0. Grissel, Road Commissioner for District No. 8 was read, approved, placed on name was presented. Carter pro tem. aciaeieal SACRAMENTO, January 5—The Republican caucus this morning nominated Arthur Fisk as Chairman of the Assembly by acclamation. Dunlap withdrew immediately after his was nominated for Speaker file, and a number of bills allowed. The report of A. J. Wood, Road Commissioner’ for District: No. 4, was read, approved, placed on file, and a number of bills ordered paid. O.F. McGlashan-appeared before the ‘ Board in behalf of the Floriston Mill & Pulp Company in relation to a road from Floriston to Iceland, The matter, was taken under advisement. The following bills were found due and ordered paid on the General Fund: J.J. Jackson, jury ecrip, rebate on taxes, expenses of Treasurer’s offices, collection of taxes, etc., $1287.66. ~. J. Wood, mileage, $2 60, E. O. Grissell, mlleage, $4. The Board transferred $657 13 from the General Road Fund to the Third Roai Fand; also $14.13 from the General Fund to the Grase Valley Special} 4, 0, Diem is nursing a broken arm, School Fund. ; He was hurt in clearing a wreck a few The old Board then adjourned sine . days ago but not till a careful examindie. ation was made by a physician did he The new Board met and organized . know that one bone of the arm was by electing Chris J. Miller, chairman; . ¢ractared. bias nie ded prea loom “A freight train was wrecked on Fricasted ¢ on eer aie ail day while passing through Tannel 2, : near Emigrant Gap. The recent wet ay ripe amis W. H. Map: weather had thoroughly soaked the ea : ground and the jarring of the train 8 aa J. Miller, W. H. Martin, caused # large mass of earth in the agi ei top of the tunnel to become detached EegU Rs (Othe Senet She Conley and fall on the cars. Two or three cars AUCH aE ad Trempiiror. were: seed; ap were derailed, and while the wreck was proved and placed on file. é not serious the inconvenience and d@ifTHE following bills were allowed and floulty of handling it made it hard to ordered paid out of the General Fand: H. Hyman §2, A. P, Davenport $2 50, clear end trains were delayed many J. J. Jackson 95 cts., Nevada Gas Oo, $178.12, John Delbridge 50 cente, Jas,. ~ The 8. P.Oo. has plans completed for the construction of a hospital car. irns $16.50, Caraline A b Phe araline Alien. $8, SP8® . sewill be bultt tu “the “Howeton, Pex.; shops. Room for eight or ten patients ; PB 0 aa IC = pleaia Ry MLN woe will be provided. The bospital on . $7 60, D. T. Donovan $8, Ed Broglie $5, wheele will be kept in the Sacramento E. B. Meservey $8, D. D. Calkins $10, vache vests toe gimsediats snraica: Eagle Hose Oo. $6. E. A. Moore $15.25, P. G. Scadden. Jules de Bernardi is lying critically $7.85. Roseuberg Bros, $7.50. R. D. Gluyas, $2.70. C. Jorgensen, $5.40. J. H. Austin $6.80, C. W. Ohapman $22.80, F, E. Snell, $7.65, J. MoKinney $1785, E.T. Sailor $8.15, W. McLean 18.50, George Parker $4, Fritz Hoffman $1. TRUCKEE NEWS. Doings of Our Neighbors in the Rastern Part of the County. The following items are taken from the Truckee Republican : pneumonia. Little hope is entertained for his recovery. Mr. Bernardi is one of the. oldest settlers in the Truckee Basin. Heis a blacksmith by trade but has become one of the best sawmill mep in the State. This winter when the ice season began he went to Boca to take charge of the ice pond Demurrer deceased. The gentleman who masqueraded as the Governor of Kentucky in Florida there under J. J. McDonald. aecently found no lack of “old Kentucky bourbon” at bis disposal. ae Received Presents. Secretary Hay has again demon-]strated his right to be known as the greatest American diplomat, The employes of the State printing office presented a handsome open faced gold watch and chain to A. J. Johnston, the retiring State Priuter Saturday. Harry Rogers, who is the retiring general f:reman, received a splendid silver set of knives, forke and spoons, and ‘Link Williams, ex foreHmanof the State bindery, was given. a diamond stad. There are growing indications that Judge Alton B. Parker of New York will be the Democratic choice for the presidency. It begins to look as though ex—President Cleveland thought it was tidbit the Democracy to look Princetownwards for a leader. se Ta é Certain officers of the State militia profess to be surprised at the appointment of General Last to succeed himself as commander of the First Brigade. Their surprise is inexcusable, The general’s name was enough to impart at least a suggestion that he was Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just the thing for this cold weather. j5-tf. aia A Prightened Horse, Ranoing like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occurrences, It behooves everybody to An old-faghioned toidy—either hot or cold—is a great drink if made of Moore” Whiskey. sugar, a little water, then the pure stuff—‘Jesse Moore” Whiskey. going to hold the job. bave a reliable Salve handy and there’s none as good as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. -Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eozema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c, at Vinton’s drug etore. DIED. At Graniteville, Deoember 29, 1902, Mrs. A. Pfleter, aged 78 yeara, A little Personal Mention. ill in Boca, suffering from an attack of . . Funeral Today. The funeral of the late James Welsh took place this afternoon from St. Oanice Oatholic church and was quite largely attended. The interment was made in the Oatholic cemetery. Following were thé pall bearers: James Bravnigan, Wm, Bluett, Henry. Gagin and M. Mitchell. O. R. MoKillican ig down from North Bloomfield. Superintendent L. L. Myers is down from Malekoff. : Superintendent A. D.-Gassaway is down from North Bloomfield. T. Wayman ishere from Freeman’s Crossing. James McOluekey will return to Tonopah tomorrow. Miles and Earnest Werry will return to San Francisc> tomorrow. SAT Start your husband out for the day right By serving him at with a cup of Gaylor’s Crisp Mromatiec Coffee A big generous sample free for the askern Pacific conductor, ‘who was. operated upon in the railroad hospital at Sacramento for appendicitis, bas recovered and retarned to his home in Colfax. their ears against the cbntinual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long}, and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss, every symptom of consumption, She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after entirely cured her, and $1.00. Trial bottles free. 14. the Brealkefast~table}.Weather Butetin Prof Foster makes dictions: January w two warm and three weeks of which Ja will be central days will =] ave; 0 and the weeks of which 10 Sia Ps central. days will atiuary will be a cold stor my m coldest part of which will Taine and last weeks. Warmest month will be near 24, ees: ‘ Prospects of Said George Woodward, a prominent mif ing man of San Francisco, will arrid herein a few days to examine & mi in this district, and the chances 7 favorable for.a sale, If 80, the mipf will be opened up in good shape, « ~ Artificial Legs. uk TRANSC Pat Foley, who was: brought to the county hospital several months ago from Truckee, has received his ar-. tificfal legs provided by the Board of Supervisors, and he will now be able to get out and do something for himself. His legs ‘were frozen and amputation was necessary. ) Has Recovered. Dan Gillen, the well, known Southe j 1 muat the following p Ja ill be divided inf — — Pies erra County cold spelle, 1 he Downieville Messenge: contained the following rest: Vy. I. Redding and wife med home. Mrs, Reddip, ting her mother in Neva: past month, They al Redding’s parents at Fo iffith Jones, one of tl dents of Sierra Valley pe iis home in Loyalton M ber 22nd. Mr. Jones bs ng health for some time tive of Wales and aged at twenty years ago he pbell Hot Springs. ; Christmas night \ and Miss Ysabel Rodr sed inthe chambers « Court by Jadge §& uary 5, 18 and eee. Fight Will Be Bitter. Those who will persist in closing A Costly [listake, Blunders are sometimes very af pensive. Occasionally life itgelt g te price of a mistake, but you'll ney ‘be wrong if you take King’s Now Lil Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, . Hea; hasto say: “Last fall my wife had G oodyear’s Bar on tb huary Ist, Dr. H. 8. ache, Liver or Bowel t : everything else had failed. Improve-}are gentle yet ovcnah ok he amie Gott were ma ment came at once and four bottles . ton’s drug store. cy 0 fe a dentist of Sier Guaranteed by id ilar WD. Vinton, druggist.: Price 50c and A ts © DOPMIAF you! year Bar. Good Come ee Only the very best of wines, Nqnol and cigars are served st the Klondij 4 saloon on Spring street and courteo ” treatment is tendered all vicito. ™ Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invit 4 all to call on him. 31 t 4 4 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 Maher & Co., Nevada . <> 00000000000 <em> ts “A Stranger in . § the attraction at t ® next Thursday ni, B claimed to be one of irte of the late Oha © claim bas appare tiated for itis coerta t popular of all co ‘sure of large audie! 8 production is said lark get by the aut te mew scenic envi! © add to the pretty . RM effective setting for Ostumes called for t ion of the play. P ond: and third acts, v » French ball seen tra of eight pieces \ Seats are now o We start the wheels moving the. first day of the N one Year by giving you more for your money than you have ey™ gotten before.Tennis Flannel Tennis Flanné 10. Yards for 50 Cents. = Just ten yards in every piece. You have paid ten cents yard for some not so good. We have about two thousar . yards all in ten yard pieces. While they last all will be so! 10 yards for 50 cents. Amputc olag Ohristenson,bt over from Track th ago to the county hx shattered leg which ilroad accident, had pd below the knee 8s hought at first the lin bat his condition be tarday that ampu d-advisable._The op med by County Phys i, assisted by Stew: ise Kate Hanssen, ~ This isa bargain. Come early, Big sale of Wrappers. Big sale of Tennis Gowns. es” Water this space for Bargains from now on. Respectfully, Store closes every evening at 7:30, Saturdays excepted r ing. Drop in next time you pass. Taylor's Tea & Coffee House Nevada City, Cal. Nevada Theater SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers. . TWO NIGHTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY January 9th and 10th THE WESTON & HERBERT Big Vaudeville Show The greatest, lar and best organization of its king in America, Refined and polite? Fine high-clase acts, inclading the celebrated ventriloquist, HUGH J. EMMETL Someone says that a gentleman is solid mahogany. You may veneer rotten wood as beautifully as you please, the _ child and the dog willsee beneath the veneer. The child will refuse to be wheedled into making friends with such a man, and the dog will snap and growl in his presence, Let women take counsel of the dog and the distrust in the heart of the child when Mr. Blase Indifference: sits in the parlor. An intelligent dog, and an unspoiled child read character instantly and correctly. You may trust their judgment, Never trust a man whom a dog or a child won't trust. . Unkindness to a dog or a child is a great offense. The constant mental attitude of kindness to the helpless is the surest index to a big, wholesome loving nature.fee oe . have the best line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in this City _ . They include the Famous Fairbault Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. All these Chairs are the latest designs, golden oak§ finish, and “Lock Bolt Joints. 3 <5 he seeks. Lacking the quality known as big—hearteduess, C ASTOR j A The Four “Bragdons” re ans self-seeking, he is not a man whom. . @ For Infants and Children. WESTON AND HERBERT lis sate to tle to 8 niet ; z Boughi The Kingpins of Musical Comedy. A qan who ill-treats a horse, kicks a dog or is boorish Rockin Chairs Whe Kind You are Always . P Beare the : POPULAR PRIOES, 25 cts. and 50 cte. and repellant to children is an unsafe man for any gently ae apenas No extra charge for reserved seats at bred girl to marry. Though he may display all the outward ; Foley’s. cs polish.and seeming of a gentleman, deep down within his nature he conceals enough narrow scllshness and cruelty and Make Handsome Presents for Birthday $ El t =. ) t . Pp l meafiness to turn home into a bedlam. or Weddings. ec ro en a ar ors A gentleman is always a man who is gentle. Gentle. ORR Re ness, exhibited not merely to her but to,every created thing Prices from P F : rices fro ' is the most powerful and persuasive argument with wiesan. * $3.50 up $3.50 nh ae : DR. R. BE. SMITH absolutely first-class work. . Pega ‘guaranteed at One-halt the regular prices charged by“other gee : OUR PRICES Prices in Reed Goods Range ems $3.50;to $rr. PLATE! full Upper or Lower $10 00 pony FILLINGS... $2.00 U In Wood Rockers from $3.75%to $12. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 . CLEANING ens. 77788e O Phone Ma n 633.me a eet ee wat oe ae Theee parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly four years ago. One of the lar, best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern_ ELEOTRIGCAL aud other conveniences for doing PAINLESS EXTRACTION GENTS. @@” No charge for Extracting when plates are Borst Les Masonic Building, up Stairs, t and — 'R. B. SMITH, D. D. Ss Pine Street, Nevada City. G00) GODS eS 7st anvoel examination rtificates was com ay, and five appli fol, “The following Bmmar Grade certifi PSeaman, Miss Adel! fom. E. Haley, Mi Mmor and Miss B ; choice is often difficult to make, but we carry a large variety from which a suitable selection can be made. A few suggestions: For Father A Shaving Set, complete with case; One of our guaranteed KK Knives, a Tool Set complete, a Carving Set, . For Mother Decorated Parlor Lamp, Stand or Hanging Lamp, Dinner Set, Set of Silver . Kaives, Forks or Spoons, i rimary certificate C One of our Decorated Shar. Universal Steel Range,’ a . eee ing Mugs, a Decorated Oup. . Pair of Scissors. ; rat — WOMAN’S B. For the Boy For the Littte Girl oe Bicycle, Wagon, : Kuife, Air Gan, Aches and Pains Parlor Rifle, tar if the Advic One of “Oar Baby, Carpet Sweepers, P< Toy Wringer, Base Ball, Bat, Gleve, etc. . Toy Sad Iron, etc., ete. wade City Citi: GEO. E. TURNER . #22" -—— 444 — NOTIOE—This Store will remain open until nine’ o’clock evenings until after the holidays. himes ‘tie the kidn ache is really kidne why Doan’s Kidn INS ‘ Nevada City wome what one has to sa 'Maxin Martinetti Aristocracy Hill, n : “I had backache , not all the time sks, some of the some \of them : p at their height. ps to turn in bed I knew from tk just across the . vans were either pned bat I did not get relief, althoug ing little simt saw Doan’s Kidn FOR COLD WEATHER. Call;at ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yew Monte Carlo Coats or one of HE. Liebes Co. Fine Furs or Boas We cary a large stock ot them, and our prices are always ! same. Our HOLIDAY GOODS this year exceeds anythil ever seen here before. : $ and that they” Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs co! and the kidn direct from the factory and were selected with the grealt anos of care. We are agents for the celebrated Centemeri psa ne stopped the la: lie by all dealer Foster Milburn sole agents for Gloves and alse for the ent One Dollar Glove in dres# and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods are here © bracing everything useful and ornamental ift the most attré ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city. Make selectio now, when assortments are complete, and avoid the holidi rush. [Og New Goods received daily. Orders from ¥ country promptly attended te. Respectfully, ROSENBERG BROS mber the name‘substitate.~ Rest Shootit door Rifle Reng his. week for th: Ath rest shooting CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager.

Se eee = dN City “DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. . NEVADA = TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By fet; + ++ * $6 Per Year. By Carrier, =~ 12 t-2¢ Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. ' Issued Every Evening, Sundays. Excepted, at Nevada City MONDAY.. tes Sed ssorake enaeals gi aan ap Savare Leia stencrareialerneaele January 5, 1903 coniniainnial ‘A GOOD WORD FOR THE MILITIA oon SOVERNOR PARDEE spoke wisely and justly when, at the reception tendered him at Oakland a few days ago, by the “Old Guard,” he praised the State militia. _ “They tell us,” he said, “the national guard is of no} benefit—that it is all fuss and feathers and gold lace and tomfoolery, but I want to recall those times when the coun-— try needed defenders—men to go and fight for us—it was the men of the National Guard who responded tothe call. Many 1908. They were good soldiers and patriots, every one of them. pared to carry the flag on to victory, and when I hear them talk against it, it goes against the grain.” It is thé fashion at the present time, but was much more so before the Spanish war, to speak disrespectfully of the State soldiers—to contrast them unfavorably with the}to plead. regulars, And if there be not another chance for them to . . show the good material of which théy are made the fashion will steadily grow. It was so before the civil war and before the war with Spain. And on each of these occasions the pines. Date of Several ‘Trials he REL LLNS NTS REE BEDS SIR. ALPES SNE ARS EY eT pen NaN F % .a An oetanasiananeezenemee ‘ Business of the Janvary Session Being “Justice Appoinied. SACRAMENTO, January-_5—-Governor Gage announced the appointment of Superior Judge Lorigan of San Jose to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Bench caused by the death of Justice Temple. today with rape. to be Set Wednesday, ~ January 14:0 The attention of the Saperior Oourt this morning was largely taken up with matters: pertaining to criminal “ear ! cases that are pending. In the case of The People vs. Daniel Roberts, charged with the murder of Henry Butler at French Oorral, by}. shooting, several months ago, the setting of the case for trial was continued until Wednesday, January 14th, People vs, Margaret Roberts, charged with being an accessory tothe murder of Henry Butler, the date of setting trial was continued until Wednesday, January 14th, 1903. « People vs. Frank Kenney, char, with the murder of W. J. Lamb at of them went to the Philippines and found graves there. Truckee, by shooting, on December 18th. The defendant was given until ; Wednesday morning, January 7th, at The men of the National Guard are always ready and pre—}10 o’clcck, to plead. Kenney is an ex-soldiazr and served inthe PhilipI. O. Lindley was entered as couvsel for defendant. . People vs. J. R. Ballestero, charged The defendant was given until Wedaesday morning at 10 o’clock The cash bail of $2000 for J. R. Bal lestero was withdrawn and the defendant was surrendered to the Sherif. ©, W. Cross withdrew as counsel for Ballestero on the first charge of rape, and entered as couasel for d:fendant militiamen showed how unjust all the adverse;criticism had . on the second charge. been. ‘ When-each of these wars came the regular army of the to cope with the situation. It was too small. militia came to the rescue. Whole reginients. volunteered. Thousands of men trained in military work, gave up their peaceful occupations and hurried to the front. They-were not veterans; they had never before been under fire. But they soon became as hardened and as experienced as the regulars and did as effective work. The State militia sup-) _..plied to. the United States a great army.of intelligent, patri-J otic men, not as well disciplined or ‘trained as the regular, but vastly superior to the ordinary volunteer. Always heretofore has the militia proved reliable and to’be depended on in emergency, and it always will. The United States is spared that curse of Europe, the large standing army, and in its place it has the scarcely less effective State militia. eepvvnee eee . DON'T TRUST A MAN WHO KICKS A DOG. RUST the man whom dogs trust. Have confidence in the man in whom little children intuitively have confidence. A real man is he whose kindness is not a garment to be put on before his friends and superiers, and thrown aside in the presence of strange children and » dogs. . His goodness must be a part of himself. . His kind_ mess must pervade the very atmosphere about him, and reach out to every creature, not through any special effort, but because he takes a lively and a kindly interest not merely in himself, but in every living creature. The.man who wantonly kicks an unoffending dog to vent his feelings will be unfeeling and cruel to his wife when his temper happens to be ruffled. —. -. The man who is unattractive and cruel to the weak and the dependent ones will be found usually to have two most unmanly traits. He is an overbearing tyrant to the weak, whom he feels no necessity for either fearing or courting, and he is a truckling sycophant to those above him, whose favor Estate 250, 50c. “Jesse People vs. Chas. B, Sbhenk, charged with rape. The jury in the first trial disagreed. The date of setting the United States, while doing heroic work, was utterly unable. new trial was continued until WedaesThen the day morning at 10 o’clock, te > ---COURT DONG, Business Transacted in “the Superior Court To-day. The following business was transacted in the Superior Ooart today; Judge F.T. Nilon presiding: Estate of Henry Mill, deceased. Demurer tothe amended apposition of Allen Richards, overruled. Oampbell vs. overruled. Auditor. of <r TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams’ Irish Moss Ceugh Balsam. Prescribed by the best physicians for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bonchitis and all throat and lung troubles, At all druggists. ree a a Wo. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you cao depend that they are mixed properly. Henry Mill, Contest of will set for trial on Monday, January 26th. Estate of J. W. Brown, deeeased. Final account continued one week. Estate of Mary E, Burkhalter, deceased. Final account settled. ‘Peter Brockinton vs. Jos. Williams. Action set fer trial on January 12th. ‘Bayne vs. Lock, Set for trial-on February 9th. Estate of Johu B. Oonlan, deceased. Letters of administration issued to O. C. Conlan upon bis filing a bond in the sum of $2000. Transacted. The Board of Supervisors met in 444444448 FISH FOR SPEAKER OF ASSEMBLY regular session today for the transaction of county business which will come before that body for the term commencing January 5th, 1908, The following business was’ transacted today: : The quarterly report of E. 0. Grissel, Road Commissioner for District No. 8 was read, approved, placed on name was presented. Carter pro tem. aciaeieal SACRAMENTO, January 5—The Republican caucus this morning nominated Arthur Fisk as Chairman of the Assembly by acclamation. Dunlap withdrew immediately after his was nominated for Speaker file, and a number of bills allowed. The report of A. J. Wood, Road Commissioner’ for District: No. 4, was read, approved, placed on file, and a number of bills ordered paid. O.F. McGlashan-appeared before the ‘ Board in behalf of the Floriston Mill & Pulp Company in relation to a road from Floriston to Iceland, The matter, was taken under advisement. The following bills were found due and ordered paid on the General Fund: J.J. Jackson, jury ecrip, rebate on taxes, expenses of Treasurer’s offices, collection of taxes, etc., $1287.66. ~. J. Wood, mileage, $2 60, E. O. Grissell, mlleage, $4. The Board transferred $657 13 from the General Road Fund to the Third Roai Fand; also $14.13 from the General Fund to the Grase Valley Special} 4, 0, Diem is nursing a broken arm, School Fund. ; He was hurt in clearing a wreck a few The old Board then adjourned sine . days ago but not till a careful examindie. ation was made by a physician did he The new Board met and organized . know that one bone of the arm was by electing Chris J. Miller, chairman; . ¢ractared. bias nie ded prea loom “A freight train was wrecked on Fricasted ¢ on eer aie ail day while passing through Tannel 2, : near Emigrant Gap. The recent wet ay ripe amis W. H. Map: weather had thoroughly soaked the ea : ground and the jarring of the train 8 aa J. Miller, W. H. Martin, caused # large mass of earth in the agi ei top of the tunnel to become detached EegU Rs (Othe Senet She Conley and fall on the cars. Two or three cars AUCH aE ad Trempiiror. were: seed; ap were derailed, and while the wreck was proved and placed on file. é not serious the inconvenience and d@ifTHE following bills were allowed and floulty of handling it made it hard to ordered paid out of the General Fand: H. Hyman §2, A. P, Davenport $2 50, clear end trains were delayed many J. J. Jackson 95 cts., Nevada Gas Oo, $178.12, John Delbridge 50 cente, Jas,. ~ The 8. P.Oo. has plans completed for the construction of a hospital car. irns $16.50, Caraline A b Phe araline Alien. $8, SP8® . sewill be bultt tu “the “Howeton, Pex.; shops. Room for eight or ten patients ; PB 0 aa IC = pleaia Ry MLN woe will be provided. The bospital on . $7 60, D. T. Donovan $8, Ed Broglie $5, wheele will be kept in the Sacramento E. B. Meservey $8, D. D. Calkins $10, vache vests toe gimsediats snraica: Eagle Hose Oo. $6. E. A. Moore $15.25, P. G. Scadden. Jules de Bernardi is lying critically $7.85. Roseuberg Bros, $7.50. R. D. Gluyas, $2.70. C. Jorgensen, $5.40. J. H. Austin $6.80, C. W. Ohapman $22.80, F, E. Snell, $7.65, J. MoKinney $1785, E.T. Sailor $8.15, W. McLean 18.50, George Parker $4, Fritz Hoffman $1. TRUCKEE NEWS. Doings of Our Neighbors in the Rastern Part of the County. The following items are taken from the Truckee Republican : pneumonia. Little hope is entertained for his recovery. Mr. Bernardi is one of the. oldest settlers in the Truckee Basin. Heis a blacksmith by trade but has become one of the best sawmill mep in the State. This winter when the ice season began he went to Boca to take charge of the ice pond Demurrer deceased. The gentleman who masqueraded as the Governor of Kentucky in Florida there under J. J. McDonald. aecently found no lack of “old Kentucky bourbon” at bis disposal. ae Received Presents. Secretary Hay has again demon-]strated his right to be known as the greatest American diplomat, The employes of the State printing office presented a handsome open faced gold watch and chain to A. J. Johnston, the retiring State Priuter Saturday. Harry Rogers, who is the retiring general f:reman, received a splendid silver set of knives, forke and spoons, and ‘Link Williams, ex foreHmanof the State bindery, was given. a diamond stad. There are growing indications that Judge Alton B. Parker of New York will be the Democratic choice for the presidency. It begins to look as though ex—President Cleveland thought it was tidbit the Democracy to look Princetownwards for a leader. se Ta é Certain officers of the State militia profess to be surprised at the appointment of General Last to succeed himself as commander of the First Brigade. Their surprise is inexcusable, The general’s name was enough to impart at least a suggestion that he was Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just the thing for this cold weather. j5-tf. aia A Prightened Horse, Ranoing like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occurrences, It behooves everybody to An old-faghioned toidy—either hot or cold—is a great drink if made of Moore” Whiskey. sugar, a little water, then the pure stuff—‘Jesse Moore” Whiskey. going to hold the job. bave a reliable Salve handy and there’s none as good as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. -Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eozema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c, at Vinton’s drug etore. DIED. At Graniteville, Deoember 29, 1902, Mrs. A. Pfleter, aged 78 yeara, A little Personal Mention. ill in Boca, suffering from an attack of . . Funeral Today. The funeral of the late James Welsh took place this afternoon from St. Oanice Oatholic church and was quite largely attended. The interment was made in the Oatholic cemetery. Following were thé pall bearers: James Bravnigan, Wm, Bluett, Henry. Gagin and M. Mitchell. O. R. MoKillican ig down from North Bloomfield. Superintendent L. L. Myers is down from Malekoff. : Superintendent A. D.-Gassaway is down from North Bloomfield. T. Wayman ishere from Freeman’s Crossing. James McOluekey will return to Tonopah tomorrow.

Miles and Earnest Werry will return to San Francisc> tomorrow. SAT Start your husband out for the day right By serving him at with a cup of Gaylor’s Crisp Mromatiec Coffee A big generous sample free for the askern Pacific conductor, ‘who was. operated upon in the railroad hospital at Sacramento for appendicitis, bas recovered and retarned to his home in Colfax. their ears against the cbntinual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long}, and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss, every symptom of consumption, She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after entirely cured her, and $1.00. Trial bottles free. 14. the Brealkefast~table}.Weather Butetin Prof Foster makes dictions: January w two warm and three weeks of which Ja will be central days will =] ave; 0 and the weeks of which 10 Sia Ps central. days will atiuary will be a cold stor my m coldest part of which will Taine and last weeks. Warmest month will be near 24, ees: ‘ Prospects of Said George Woodward, a prominent mif ing man of San Francisco, will arrid herein a few days to examine & mi in this district, and the chances 7 favorable for.a sale, If 80, the mipf will be opened up in good shape, « ~ Artificial Legs. uk TRANSC Pat Foley, who was: brought to the county hospital several months ago from Truckee, has received his ar-. tificfal legs provided by the Board of Supervisors, and he will now be able to get out and do something for himself. His legs ‘were frozen and amputation was necessary. ) Has Recovered. Dan Gillen, the well, known Southe j 1 muat the following p Ja ill be divided inf — — Pies erra County cold spelle, 1 he Downieville Messenge: contained the following rest: Vy. I. Redding and wife med home. Mrs, Reddip, ting her mother in Neva: past month, They al Redding’s parents at Fo iffith Jones, one of tl dents of Sierra Valley pe iis home in Loyalton M ber 22nd.. Mr. Jones bs ng health for some time tive of Wales and aged at twenty years ago he pbell Hot Springs. ; Christmas night \ and Miss Ysabel Rodr sed inthe chambers « Court by Jadge §& uary 5, 18 and eee. Fight Will Be Bitter. Those who will persist in closing A Costly [listake, Blunders are sometimes very af pensive. Occasionally life itgelt g te price of a mistake, but you'll ney ‘be wrong if you take King’s Now Lil Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, . Hea; hasto say: “Last fall my wife had G oodyear’s Bar on tb huary Ist, Dr. H. 8. ache, Liver or Bowel t : everything else had failed. Improve-}are gentle yet ovcnah ok he amie Gott were ma ment came at once and four bottles . ton’s drug store. cy 0 fe a dentist of Sier Guaranteed by id ilar WD. Vinton, druggist.: Price 50c and A ts © DOPMIAF you! year Bar. Good Come ee Only the very best of wines, Nqnol and cigars are served st the Klondij 4 saloon on Spring street and courteo ” treatment is tendered all vicito. ™ Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invit 4 all to call on him. 31 t 4 4 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 Maher & Co., Nevada . <> 00000000000 <em> ts “A Stranger in . § the attraction at t ® next Thursday ni, B claimed to be one of irte of the late Oha © claim bas appare tiated for itis coerta t popular of all co ‘sure of large audie! 8 production is said lark get by the aut te mew scenic envi! © add to the pretty . RM effective setting for Ostumes called for t ion of the play. P ond: and third acts, v » French ball seen tra of eight pieces \ Seats are now o We start the wheels moving the. first day of the N one Year by giving you more for your money than you have ey™ gotten before.Tennis Flannel Tennis Flanné 10. Yards for 50 Cents. = Just ten yards in every piece. You have paid ten cents yard for some not so good. We have about two thousar . yards all in ten yard pieces. While they last all will be so! 10 yards for 50 cents. Amputc olag Ohristenson,bt over from Track th ago to the county hx shattered leg which ilroad accident, had pd below the knee 8s hought at first the lin bat his condition be tarday that ampu d-advisable._The op med by County Phys i, assisted by Stew: ise Kate Hanssen, ~ This isa bargain. Come early, Big sale of Wrappers. Big sale of Tennis Gowns. es” Water this space for Bargains from now on. Respectfully, Store closes every evening at 7:30, Saturdays excepted r ing. Drop in next time you pass. Taylor's Tea & Coffee House Nevada City, Cal. Nevada Theater SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers. . TWO NIGHTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY January 9th and 10th THE WESTON & HERBERT Big Vaudeville Show The greatest, lar and best organization of its king in America, Refined and polite? Fine high-clase acts, inclading the celebrated ventriloquist, HUGH J. EMMETL Someone says that a gentleman is solid mahogany. You may veneer rotten wood as beautifully as you please, the _ child and the dog willsee beneath the veneer. The child will refuse to be wheedled into making friends with such a man, and the dog will snap and growl in his presence, Let women take counsel of the dog and the distrust in the heart of the child when Mr. Blase Indifference: sits in the parlor. An intelligent dog, and an unspoiled child read character instantly and correctly. You may trust their judgment, Never trust a man whom a dog or a child won't trust. . Unkindness to a dog or a child is a great offense. The constant mental attitude of kindness to the helpless is the surest index to a big, wholesome loving nature.fee oe . have the best line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in this City _ . They include the Famous Fairbault Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. All these Chairs are the latest designs, golden oak§ finish, and “Lock Bolt Joints. 3 <5 he seeks. Lacking the quality known as big—hearteduess, C ASTOR j A The Four “Bragdons” re ans self-seeking, he is not a man whom. . @ For Infants and Children. WESTON AND HERBERT lis sate to tle to 8 niet ; z Boughi The Kingpins of Musical Comedy. A qan who ill-treats a horse, kicks a dog or is boorish Rockin Chairs Whe Kind You are Always . P Beare the : POPULAR PRIOES, 25 cts. and 50 cte. and repellant to children is an unsafe man for any gently ae apenas No extra charge for reserved seats at bred girl to marry. Though he may display all the outward ; Foley’s. cs polish.and seeming of a gentleman, deep down within his nature he conceals enough narrow scllshness and cruelty and Make Handsome Presents for Birthday $ El t =. ) t . Pp l meafiness to turn home into a bedlam. or Weddings. ec ro en a ar ors A gentleman is always a man who is gentle. Gentle. ORR Re ness, exhibited not merely to her but to,every created thing Prices from P F : rices fro ' is the most powerful and persuasive argument with wiesan. * $3.50 up $3.50 nh ae : DR. R. BE. SMITH absolutely first-class work. . Pega ‘guaranteed at One-halt the regular prices charged by“other gee : OUR PRICES Prices in Reed Goods Range ems $3.50;to $rr. PLATE! full Upper or Lower $10 00 pony FILLINGS...... $2.00 U In Wood Rockers from $3.75%to $12. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 . CLEANING ens. 77788e O Phone Ma n 633.me a eet ee wat oe ae Theee parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly four years ago. One of the lar, best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern_ ELEOTRIGCAL aud other conveniences for doing PAINLESS EXTRACTION GENTS. @@” No charge for Extracting when plates are Borst Les Masonic Building, up Stairs, t and — 'R. B. SMITH, D. D. Ss Pine Street, Nevada City. G00) GODS eS 7st anvoel examination rtificates was com ay, and five appli fol, “The following Bmmar Grade certifi PSeaman, Miss Adel! fom. E. Haley, Mi Mmor and Miss B ; choice is often difficult to make, but we carry a large variety from which a suitable selection can be made. A few suggestions: For Father A Shaving Set, complete with case; One of our guaranteed KK Knives, a Tool Set complete, a Carving Set, . For Mother Decorated Parlor Lamp, Stand or Hanging Lamp, Dinner Set, Set of Silver . Kaives, Forks or Spoons, i rimary certificate C One of our Decorated Shar. Universal Steel Range,’ a . eee ing Mugs, a Decorated Oup. . Pair of Scissors. ; rat — WOMAN’S B. For the Boy For the Littte Girl oe Bicycle, Wagon, : Kuife, Air Gan, Aches and Pains Parlor Rifle, tar if the Advic One of “Oar Baby, Carpet Sweepers, P< Toy Wringer, Base Ball, Bat, Gleve, etc. . Toy Sad Iron, etc., ete. wade City Citi: GEO. E. TURNER . #22" -—— 444 — NOTIOE—This Store will remain open until nine’ o’clock evenings until after the holidays. himes ‘tie the kidn ache is really kidne why Doan’s Kidn INS ‘ Nevada City wome what one has to sa 'Maxin Martinetti Aristocracy Hill, n : “I had backache , not all the time sks, some of the some \of them : p at their height. ps to turn in bed I knew from tk just across the . vans were either pned bat I did not get relief, althoug ing little simt saw Doan’s Kidn FOR COLD WEATHER.. Call;at ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yew Monte Carlo Coats or one of HE. Liebes Co. Fine Furs or Boas We cary a large stock ot them, and our prices are always ! same. Our HOLIDAY GOODS this year exceeds anythil ever seen here before. : $ and that they” Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs co! and the kidn direct from the factory and were selected with the grealt anos of care. We are agents for the celebrated Centemeri psa ne stopped the la: lie by all dealer Foster Milburn sole agents for Gloves and alse for the ent One Dollar Glove in dres# and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods are here © bracing everything useful and ornamental ift the most attré ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city. Make selectio now, when assortments are complete, and avoid the holidi rush. [Og New Goods received daily. Orders from ¥ country promptly attended te. Respectfully, ROSENBERG BROS mber the name‘substitate.~ Rest Shootit door Rifle Reng his. week for th: Ath rest shooting CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager.