July 1, 1902 (4 pages)

ALL IN READINESS. «reported that his committee had completed all arrangements ‘city in the way of an evening parade. . occasion. . . afrangements with the authorities, and it such case he should “mot be required to pay any percentage to the Committee. SOO SES YS ee ES _Nevapa City DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROW IW & CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, — _Tesued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. an a success it should be. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any!part cffithe city. os 6248 %e 's = 12 1-2c Per Wee By fail, i 1902, — July 1 1, Per tre ree eon ee ee ee eee eee ‘Final Delalls Arranged for the Bg Celebration, at Last — _Nigh?’s Meeting. "HE GENERAL COMMITTEE and the various subcommittees who have charge of the big celebrations, -on the Fourth and Fifth,of July held their final meeting last night at ‘the City Hall and completed all details. All the committees were represented and final reports were received. The reports of the various chairmen showed that everything was. in.readiness for one of the largest and’most successful celebrations ever held in Nevada County. The meeting was called to order by Wm. H. Martin, chairman of the General Committee, Jas. F. Colley recording the minutes. J. M. Walling, chairman.of the Literary Committee. but asked for an additional appropriation of $6 with which to defray the necessary expenses. An appropriation of $66 to this, committee was ordered: made. _._S_.Lee Leiter, chairman of the Morning-Parade Committee, reported that his committee had perfected all arrangements for one of the most brilliant and gorgeous parades ever seen on the streetSof Nevada City. The committee’ s appropriation of $300 was approved and allowed. H. J. Wright, chairman ofthe Invitation Committee, stated that his committee had conclyded their part of the program and had received many favorable replies to the invitations extended. The committee’s appropriation of $25 ‘was approved and allowed. . J. H, Rogers, chairman of the Printing Committee, reported all arrangements completed and that the sum leretofore allowed the committee would defray. all expenses, The sum of $95 was thereupon appropriated to the committee. B. S. Rector, chairman of ‘the Music and ‘Halls Com“mittee, reported everything in readiness for the celebration. The appropriation of $312 was approved and allowed. The Afternoon and Evening Amusement Comittee, through its chairmen Fred E. Brown and Dr. I. L. Bowman, “submitted its final report. ‘Amusemen:s ‘galore, of various and attractive kinds, have been provided for the afternoon of the Fourth, as well as prizes, and the amusement piovided for the evening will eclipse anything ever attempted in this The committee’s appropriation of $100 was approved and allowed. Jas, F. Colley, chairman of the Decorating Committee, _ reported that arrangements had been made with the ladies of the Women’s Relief Corps for the appropriate decoration of the Theatre, and that new and attractive designs will be used _in ornamenting the interior of the building. An additional appropriation of $5 was requested by the committee with which to decorate Richard Jeffery’. automobile for the morning parade, and the request was promptly granted. An appropriation of $15 was made to the committee. Chairman Murchie of the Committee on Salutes and Ice Water, etc., asked for an additional $5 to pay for salutes, which request was promptly granted. An appropriation of $42 was allowed the committee. The chairmen of the other committees gis tendered their reports which showed that everything: pertaining to their respective duties had been performed, preliminary to the big demonstration. The following appropriations: were approved and_ allowed: Goddess, ° $35, illumination $40, Fi-. . nance committee $21, Fifth of July committee $329, Knights of Sherwood Forest, $150, Military committee $45. Secretary Colley gave a statement of the.amount collected by the Finance Committee and the expenses incurred to date, as follows: A total of $1653 had been subscribed and only a trifleover $1600 had been voted to the various committees, leaving a net surplus of about $43.On motion the secretary was instructed to draw warrants in favor of the several committees. A motion was made and carried that appropriate resolutions be drawn up to thank Governor Gage for his action in declaring July sth a legal holiday. The following commiton the Fourth, and an invitation with this end in view will, accordingly be forwarded to Grass Valley's mayor. ‘committee. . popular and attractive’ feature on the Fifth, and that the Baby Show is going to be the biggest thing ever sen in this 'séction of the State, when the various committees will make their final reports to the General Committee. ane close of the session of the general committee to discuss details, scheduled to occur at the hours mentioned, respectively: fantry, Third Brigade, N. G, of Cal ‘school yard. Sn Chairman Tully of the Baby Show Committee asked for dditional appropriation in order to make this feature the An additional $15 was. voted to this Mr. Tully says he is going to have the most Tlie meeting then adjourned to meet. Monday, July 7th, FIFTH OF JULY PROGRAM. The Fifth of July held a meeting immediateld at the The following interesting program of events was 10:30 a.m, to 12.m. ~~Battalion drill by the Second In1:30 p. m. to 3 p. m.--Baby Show at Armory Hall. 3 pi m, to 4:30 p. m.——Basket ball game in Washington _4:330—Grand balloon ascension at ilar ae school “Grand ball at srmney Hall in the evening. First Loss of life but a fellow countryman states that he was shot while walle ing along a road. In the Coal Strike. WILKESBARRE, Pa., July 1—The first loss of life in the Anthracite strike has occurred at the William colliery, at Duryea, Antonio Gisseppi, an Italian, was shot dead by the coal and iron police from behind the colliery stockade. It is claimed that the Italian tried to get over the fence, The Sheriff has sworn ina great number -of deputies, as further trouble i is anticipated tonight. tee was appeeais to draft the resolutions: Dr, Chapman, Me_~s IT WILL BE GRAND, Cleaning tne streets Nice RY ent N ch e dul Q d in cleaning up the-streets for the 4th for the Night of the ~ Fourth uy. and 5th. It is a good improvement ‘and the city-,will make a better impression with: strangers who will be here on those days. + +@e +——-— If you are goihg to use whiskey, use the purest and best; such as is sold in all first-class places—Gilt Edge Whiskey ; insist on having it. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. ee Dances at Ragon’s Grove. One of the nicest attractions that has been scheduled for the night of the Fourth will be a confetti battle, It 1s a French custom and ‘is one of the pleasing features at all Mardi Gras events. For the information of those who have not had the pleasure of wit nessingone of these good-humere . batties, it may be said that the fight is carried on with red, white and blue paper, cut into strips, and placed together loosely. It is thrown at the contestants‘and when the small packages Strike the paper is scattered and flies all over those engaged in the good natured scrainble, making them appear quite ludicrous. It isa perfectly harmless sport and affords great amusement. It was one of the leading attractions on the last night of the re cent Street Fair at Sacramento and ; also at the Oakland Carnival. When the pelting gets lively many funny scenes are witnessed, and every one enters into the spirit of the occasion. The confetti will be for sale by the merchants as well as on the streets. Tharsday night will be one of much merriment. _———aoee + 0Oe-+ iceeeaaaatn Visiting Here. Reverend Father Otaire, rector of Truckee, bas been visitiig in Nevada City and Grasse Valley -for the past two weeks. He was the first resident} priest in.Nevada City, and with the aid of his’ parishioners he purchased the lot and parochial residence. Another memento of him is the bell, the equal of which is not in the city or adjoining counties. He has just returned froma vacation given to him by bie bishop, during which. he visited his native. city of Dublin, London, Paris, Lourdes and other places of note in rape On the evenings of July 3rd, 4th and Sth, there will be dances on the platform in Ragon’s-Greve, to which the public are cordially invited. From that time until the close of the summer season a dance will’ be given every Saturday evening. The best of dance music will be furnished. jy For Sale at a _ Bargain. House, ae Said Furniture, situated on Monroe . street, Lost Hill. * For particulars, enquire on the premises. R. M. EDDY. o for Lumber. —_——— for delivery an immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name and description. Any order can bow be filled. e can suit you in. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. ‘ We also keep on hand MASURY’S PAINTS eeckenerd Will Probated. color. Fully guaranteed. asked for the privilege of selling confetti and other novelties on July 4th and sth, for which he agreed to give-12 % per cent of the gross receipts, and asked that the Conimittee-endeavor to have the City Trustees revoke the license for. that: It'was deemed best that Mr. Short make his own » was. decided.to. iavite Mayor Clinch of Grass Valley Mayor Gault of Nevada city to ridetogether i in the parade Mr, Short appeared oeforé the a Committee and. M. L. & D, MARSH tive ready . N which are absolutely pure and every . ilt WILL 2 GRIND Finest Celebration Ever Held. in Nevada County. All arrangements are about com. pleted for the greatest, grandest and most glorious celebration ever held in Nevada county. The committees have all worked, faithfully and will have the satisfaction of seeing their efforts crowned with success, J. H.Rogers, the architect, has. completed twe of the floats, and.they are beauties, He started work on another this morning, and will rush it to completion, Grand Marshal Simonds has selected a larger number of ‘aides than usual, and-they will make an imposing appearance inthe paradeon the morning of the Fourth, He has mapped jout the line of march, and has assigned the different organizations to their respective positions, and.everything will move without a hitch. The long list of amusements for the after noon will afford amusement for all. The evening of the Fourth will be a glorious success, with the great spectacular parade of the Ancient and Honorable Order of Horribles, © The High Chief wilkarrive on the early train in the mofning, and make ar. rapgements for the imposing array The battalion drill, on the morning of the Fifth, «ill be a pleasing spectacle. The military boys have been drilling constantly, and they have got the movements down toa fine point. The celebration will close with a grand ball on the night cf the Fifth, at Armhas been secured. In the parade on the morning of the Fourth, accompanied by his personal military Steffen, and Trumpeters Jenkins and Bond; and by Civilian Chief Aide L. 8, Calkins; and. by.Civilian General . @des F.M. Miller, S. M. Harris, Campbell, W. F. Priek, I'heodore H. bein, John’ Glasson, Samuel Butler, Fred J. Thomas, A. G. Peterson, E. G. Swift, E. Jamieson, M.B Kerr, f. G. of Grass Valley; F. T. Nilon, W. H. Martin, F. L.Arbogast, Sherman W. Marsb, D. B. Getchell, D. E. Morgan, Henry Lane, C. L. Hartung, John, Fipptt Jr., L. L. Myers, W. 8. Mobley and R. D. Skidmore, North Bloomfield; J. 8. Thomas, Bridgeport; J. 8. Goodwin, York; Eb O. Grissel, B. T. PB. Redmayne, Washington; Rector. ory Hall, for which the best of music the Grand Marshal will be staff, Lieutenants Young, Bowerman and Walling; Activg Sergeant-Major Wilbelm, George Mainbart, J. WeissBeatty, J. C. Tyrrell aud I. W. Hays: I.L. Bowman, F, E. Brown, H. ©. Schroeder, Muller, O. J. Brand, G. J. Rector, A. H. Metzenbaugher, O. W. Chapman, James F. Oolley, W. A. Dunlap, J. B. Tully and W. B. Celio, Nevada City; O. F. McGlashan, John Fay, and H. L., Moody of Meadow Lake; G. V. Robinson, O. Grant and Rough and Ready; McBride, C. L. Miller and Richard F. E. Snell and R. E. Linder, Little Murphy and E. . Poage.J. a Holdeworth. ena “William MoLean, Graniteville. The following ’re named as Mar. shalg.and: Assistant.Marshale. of.Di-". ‘. visions: Ist .Division—Marshal, Nihell; Assistant. Marshal, Brockington. Soe 2od Division—Marshalt, Henry R. Walker; Assistant Marshal, E. J. George A. Charles A. 3rd DivintaneAteesbat By = Ws Schmidt; Assistant Marshals, John H. Coughlin, J. G. ONeill and James 8. Hennessy. cen nd Oe a: I TE it Hecond Regiment to Go Into Camp On July 27th, Major P. F. Simonds and Captain Ben A. Bost, who. were summoned to. Sacramento Sunday to attend a meeting of the officers of the Second Regiment, last evening had quite a number of interesting matters to report to Company O, N. G. C: The officers, that Santa Cruz was the most favorable location and it was chosen partly on account of the excellent induce . paper men who wrote articles for the after considerable difficulty, decided . ‘Trcelleat Eaton. . A special edition of the Sacramento Bee, issued yesterday, reviews the resources of Northern California and a large number of the papers will be distributed among those who come to this Coast in the ‘next few months, on account of the excursion «rates which will prevail, from the East. The edition contains over forty pages and all through contains pictures of various kinds showing our resources. The reading matter is also gotten up in good shape and contains much valuable information. Typographically the edition is about perfect and is one. ef which the Bee may well feel proud. ~ Among the pictures of the HOWBedition is an -excellent likeness of Charles: H. Prisk of Grass. YValley. The opportunity of writing up Nevada county resources fell to Mr. Prisk and in it he reflects much credit upon himself as a writer and a person well informéd as to our feeds. , 4 woman in this town went to a specialist regarding her health. Rather, she intended to go away toa . . distant.city.to.consult.a.specialiat or . take atrip. She decided luter to pass up the doctor and take the trip. We believe she was wise. ‘Laleal Peston, No. 6, N.” D. will reeeive all visiting’ me the Order at “Pythian Qnatle 4th, between the hours cf 84 * — MORNING GRASS’ VALLEY LASH’S BITTERSAa ——AFTERNOON —— {NEVADA CITY “ — 7s— LASH’S. BITTERS « Come a and see the best game fof thie seagon. . ‘Admission—Gents, 25c.; Ladies 100, Lm Will eee on the’ th ‘Cuara Moore, Presi ant BASEBALLS Two Games at. Glenbrook Park SUNDAY, JULY 6 900 TRANSCRIP” “July 1, 19 EE j and Comin Ecokeok + was in ‘Aubars y' F business. liet Irwin, who has been cisco on a Visit, retarned . ag / Weg / sus ot ® » On July nd 6 a a Goering: is* visiting frie ville. Estelle Fcwler arrived hb ‘ing from Oakland on a V gues Oarey. . H. Stephens left ;yester sit to her.parents.at Virg ‘ada. su. Goldsmith of San Fr isiting her mother, are H + ; os Newbert of Bockale Jher_ brother, L. Newbert Dity. illie Tompkins returried rom a visit to San France! Satter will,.go_to San_F s week to make his fa 4 yy 7 ( b it tig aa ligt Bes 4 .P. Jones of North Blo od-here~-yesterday.on 8 arents, Mr. and Mrs. (t uckziger of Sacramentc i@mmee last evening on a vis . ©O© ments offered by the citizens of that place. Lieutenant-Colonel support, but after.a number of votes lected. Another matter ies from the valleys stated that it, would be almost impossible for their . men to leave home in the:month of August on account of the fruit Grop, . so it was finally decided to have the July 27th. Company C of. this’ sity and Com: . J. 9 o’clock train on the 26th inst. and . M. Young, Frank Dulmaine, George ley over at Sacramento till 7 o’clock . that evening,and will go into camp the . next morning. Local Briels. AlexSencell ee a handsome new beer chest this morning for use at his Reception saloen. If you are a ‘lover of dancing you! can now. have an opportunity of enjoying yourself.on thé open air platform at Ragon’s Grove. The dances . week. Glance over the local notice in . another column. enjoy the evening of amnsement. 3t words, “Nevada County” was erected on top of the Courthouse, will be lit up during the celebration. See Our Window Display Forbes . of Marysville was Strongly in favor of . the camp being held at Lake Tahoe, and his ideas received considerable . were taken the coast town was se-+ which was . hard to settle was’ the time for the} outing. The commanders of compan, . camp during tbe week commencing . I of Grase-Valley-will leave on the . will.commence on Thursday of this . You can purchase confetti from the . merchants and also on .the streets . ) Lay ina supply and be prepared to The electric piece containing the It Oe) ©©S 6s -) Sd SD, ©) 12] fy . IX KP a Bean 6) Pay OD, oa? Pan’, be ‘done. : ‘(Monday) night. ie © . SOO00Gs OOO Oz OOE © 8 2 NOTICE . a pe MAHER & CO.’S Store will viees open evenings, until the Fourth of July, as long as any business is to Commencing with this Maher & Co: S GOOOOOOHG : . QO80G0O00TOOOO000%. FOSSSO0G! SOOe Flora and Helen Volmex re in this city, visiting 5. J. B. Treadwell. Hoskins returned last e Reno, Nevada, ’ Denvers is here from 89; Y ie SOOOSOCS: , Ao : Ry , Mpurran of Fresno arrived ope feeing and left this mornin xB itinmepo m field, Say 3 ead and A, J. Kaieer of ah " arrived here last eve Oc) I@EBhis morning for Downie ats ‘ep avenport -is*hére from Hee, . cI> 4 a » D . Mimeitlcr and F. A. Sieke ar 5.98 {iabevening from Sscramen' pots Wooley of Hollister a1 Se e lame evening and left on the! Ser\ t 3 for Washington. :ey \upeammntendent W. H. Morris « ma ba @impe left this morning fo. ay ang@iamo, Ser); uci Chino and fémily tet a roig™ for a trip to the Bay Cit 309, ohf™purnow returned last ev ob ny Galumbia Hin. ), SpHallifax is up from. s (Sa : nt 709) ieQgmrown came down from ‘ if e last evening: and. left forSan Francisco. Dortey and wife of San here un a visit. Edith Rynan who has i visit to ber aunt, Mrs, “to San Francisco this . . = in . » \y than a walnut, powdered sugar. LADY FINGERS . . 1p . walnut in center. Only Three From Many. SPICED NUTS tt cotngic tic ati santee They are iced and-then covered with 20 cents per pound. = eer Solent cake. WALNUT CREAMS 5 weet cake, covered with” “ays marshmellow and iced, with One pound, 20 cents. C. E. Mulloy, Grocer 20 cenis —_——-+280 ition Serie Goffett, who was throwr on pear Moore’s Flat la d injured, is in a very ¢ n. Dr.de Millieu wae ed from North Bloemfi ttend the suffering ma! jal of a Chl (mm Ce q neral of little Roy bring it to us. We will fix it. E lectro-Dental Parlors»: PHONE WEST 14. That’s our specialty. Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung Watchmakers J BRCAD STREET, ', NEVADA otty . ry i “e tantas ON NN Dvtiulnalaravalsviicaivalicaircadvalss daajOt e today from St. — nd interment was ib j : 2 hic semietery: It was Bg 5 al. ' — — mless Amusemen ‘——SELL—. o , ee. xe That’sright, price with us is no‘object.just now. We're ove ht just-as well sta: ; stocked.and have to pet rid of our brand new’stock at any pric arade as to miss th , se We can’t iri to keep it, and as a result you get the benefits ttle on the night i ! . . (0 edi ree7ers All our TRIMMED HATS go regardless of vatue. Everythin 3 5 : else 1n same proportion. Oome in and see for yourself, NO You will laugh till yo . x trouble to show you these goods. We can please you. she: ® harmless ampsemer Commercial 8t., mil 5:94 j Th QUAL oso sse upaesat ens cetwdunevnacies sales $1 75 . Nevada City. M RS. ba LU B seb Grass Valle acre QQ MAT Si. iecnseacuaudeas. 006 oe SGUaie witches ees ‘custo ae er me none Nome hms 4 quarts ie ks the brain, One ja caimh oa dendadeovetedenis sevens leveouss 2 $6 Headache Oure w . 9 n swallow a pill, and t , CARKKKEK : ei as On Ime. gone. They cure n : ee i Oc. a-box: For sale \] n, sole agent. Reirigerators in } ? “We have an nate line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all MESES Neier ' makes and guarantee them to ‘be First-class Time Keepers. the up-to-date Cigar $8 ¢ $ . You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches ne better. For sale .50 Io £2.59. v$14.00 or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. It} you have a j : cs 4446646646 Watch or Olock that does not. work well and needa repairing h For Sale at a Bary Holland Ranch, situa a Hill is offered ata rt down and balance of Brown & Mor an. oe Donn & Oo. of the DR. R. rt) E. SMITH. The will of the late Julia Looney of ‘Forest Springs, Grass Valtey, was admitted to probate’ in the Superior Court today. Et consists-of a tract of land and personal property. Value’ of estate, $500. Itis bequeathed to.a sop and daughter. . Battle of ( Confetti. The battle of confetti on the nigh of the Fourth, will be a pleasing specabsolutely first-class work. ouR GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.:. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. ‘OW No charge for Extracting’ when Phone Main 633. Sie satis ata etnecdnate ate ee Ra he tacle, Everyone will be in it, Prompt Delivery. Boulder Street. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00) GoLD FILLINGS. ° ‘PAINLESS. EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. These parlors are a branch of the: Electro-Deneal Parlors of Sacramento, sstablistest equipped Dental Oifiees on the Coast aud Are Located Here Permanently . with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL and other, conveniences for : doing . All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other . _. dentists. plates are ordered, JR. E. SMITH, D.D. $. Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. @ eather Renovating . evada City with h — ‘them. Amon the man Washington 1c. J. BRAND,2 National Hotel. . Souvenir Spoons. We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons, PRICES iS are 00 . GOLD FILLINGS. $2.00 Up. SILVER FILLINGS. 01. $t 00. 6 OO . ELEANING. vce 50c Lp) . Jewelry of All Kind Promuily and Neatly Repaired ° re rah — The Jeweler Gall end see beautifalengravings are the hool Building, the Obampion mine, Lone Pine, eto, These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and are sold at a very low price—quality considered. Y ‘Brothers have the autton and veal o = ed STOR Gmmnfants and Child fou Have-Always PR anooy

ALL IN READINESS. «reported that his committee had completed all arrangements ‘city in the way of an evening parade. . occasion. . . afrangements with the authorities, and it such case he should “mot be required to pay any percentage to the Committee. SOO SES YS ee ES _Nevapa City DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROW IW & CALEINS, PROPRIETORS, — _Tesued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. an a success it should be. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any!part cffithe city. os 6248 %e 's = 12 1-2c Per Wee By fail, i 1902, — July 1 1, Per tre ree eon ee ee ee eee eee ‘Final Delalls Arranged for the Bg Celebration, at Last — _Nigh?’s Meeting. "HE GENERAL COMMITTEE and the various subcommittees who have charge of the big celebrations, -on the Fourth and Fifth,of July held their final meeting last night at ‘the City Hall and completed all details. All the committees were represented and final reports were received. The reports of the various chairmen showed that everything was. in.readiness for one of the largest and’most successful celebrations ever held in Nevada County. The meeting was called to order by Wm. H. Martin, chairman of the General Committee, Jas. F. Colley recording the minutes. J. M. Walling, chairman.of the Literary Committee. but asked for an additional appropriation of $6 with which to defray the necessary expenses. An appropriation of $66 to this, committee was ordered: made. _._S_.Lee Leiter, chairman of the Morning-Parade Committee, reported that his committee had perfected all arrangements for one of the most brilliant and gorgeous parades ever seen on the streetSof Nevada City. The committee’ s appropriation of $300 was approved and allowed. H. J. Wright, chairman ofthe Invitation Committee, stated that his committee had conclyded their part of the program and had received many favorable replies to the invitations extended. The committee’s appropriation of $25 ‘was approved and allowed. . J. H, Rogers, chairman of the Printing Committee, reported all arrangements completed and that the sum leretofore allowed the committee would defray. all expenses, The sum of $95 was thereupon appropriated to the committee. B. S. Rector, chairman of ‘the Music and ‘Halls Com“mittee, reported everything in readiness for the celebration. The appropriation of $312 was approved and allowed. The Afternoon and Evening Amusement Comittee, through its chairmen Fred E. Brown and Dr. I. L. Bowman, “submitted its final report. ‘Amusemen:s ‘galore, of various and attractive kinds, have been provided for the afternoon of the Fourth, as well as prizes, and the amusement piovided for the evening will eclipse anything ever attempted in this The committee’s appropriation of $100 was approved and allowed. Jas, F. Colley, chairman of the Decorating Committee, _ reported that arrangements had been made with the ladies of the Women’s Relief Corps for the appropriate decoration of the Theatre, and that new and attractive designs will be used _in ornamenting the interior of the building. An additional appropriation of $5 was requested by the committee with which to decorate Richard Jeffery’. automobile for the morning parade, and the request was promptly granted. An appropriation of $15 was made to the committee. Chairman Murchie of the Committee on Salutes and Ice Water, etc., asked for an additional $5 to pay for salutes, which request was promptly granted. An appropriation of $42 was allowed the committee. The chairmen of the other committees gis tendered their reports which showed that everything: pertaining to their respective duties had been performed, preliminary to the big demonstration. The following appropriations: were approved and_ allowed: Goddess, ° $35, illumination $40, Fi-. . nance committee $21, Fifth of July committee $329, Knights of Sherwood Forest, $150, Military committee $45. Secretary Colley gave a statement of the.amount collected by the Finance Committee and the expenses incurred to date, as follows: A total of $1653 had been subscribed and only a trifleover $1600 had been voted to the various committees, leaving a net surplus of about $43.On motion the secretary was instructed to draw warrants in favor of the several committees. A motion was made and carried that appropriate resolutions be drawn up to thank Governor Gage for his action in declaring July sth a legal holiday. The following commiton the Fourth, and an invitation with this end in view will, accordingly be forwarded to Grass Valley's mayor. ‘committee. . popular and attractive’ feature on the Fifth, and that the Baby Show is going to be the biggest thing ever sen in this 'séction of the State, when the various committees will make their final reports to the General Committee. ane close of the session of the general committee to discuss details, scheduled to occur at the hours mentioned, respectively: fantry, Third Brigade, N. G, of Cal ‘school yard. Sn Chairman Tully of the Baby Show Committee asked for dditional appropriation in order to make this feature the An additional $15 was. voted to this Mr. Tully says he is going to have the most Tlie meeting then adjourned to meet. Monday, July 7th, FIFTH OF JULY PROGRAM. The Fifth of July held a meeting immediateld at the The following interesting program of events was 10:30 a.m, to 12.m. ~~Battalion drill by the Second In1:30 p. m. to 3 p. m.--Baby Show at Armory Hall. 3 pi m, to 4:30 p. m.——Basket ball game in Washington _4:330—Grand balloon ascension at ilar ae school “Grand ball at srmney Hall in the evening. First Loss of life but a fellow countryman states that he was shot while walle ing along a road. In the Coal Strike. WILKESBARRE, Pa., July 1—The first loss of life in the Anthracite strike has occurred at the William colliery, at Duryea, Antonio Gisseppi, an Italian, was shot dead by the coal and iron police from behind the colliery stockade. It is claimed that the Italian tried to get over the fence, The Sheriff has sworn ina great number -of deputies, as further trouble i is anticipated tonight. tee was appeeais to draft the resolutions: Dr, Chapman, Me_~s IT WILL BE GRAND, Cleaning tne streets Nice RY ent N ch e dul Q d in cleaning up the-streets for the 4th for the Night of the ~ Fourth uy. and 5th. It is a good improvement ‘and the city-,will make a better impression with: strangers who will be here on those days. + +@e +——-— If you are goihg to use whiskey, use the purest and best; such as is sold in all first-class places—Gilt Edge Whiskey ; insist on having it. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors. ee Dances at Ragon’s Grove. One of the nicest attractions that has been scheduled for the night of the Fourth will be a confetti battle, It 1s a French custom and ‘is one of the pleasing features at all Mardi Gras events. For the information of those who have not had the pleasure of wit nessingone of these good-humere . batties, it may be said that the fight is carried on with red, white and blue paper, cut into strips, and placed together loosely. It is thrown at the contestants‘and when the small packages Strike the paper is scattered and flies all over those engaged in the good natured scrainble, making them appear quite ludicrous. It isa perfectly harmless sport and affords great amusement. It was one of the leading attractions on the last night of the re cent Street Fair at Sacramento and ; also at the Oakland Carnival. When the pelting gets lively many funny scenes are witnessed, and every one enters into the spirit of the occasion. The confetti will be for sale by the merchants as well as on the streets. Tharsday night will be one of much merriment. _———aoee + 0Oe-+ iceeeaaaatn Visiting Here. Reverend Father Otaire, rector of Truckee, bas been visitiig in Nevada City and Grasse Valley -for the past two weeks. He was the first resident} priest in.Nevada City, and with the aid of his’ parishioners he purchased the lot and parochial residence. Another memento of him is the bell, the equal of which is not in the city or adjoining counties. He has just returned froma vacation given to him by bie bishop, during which. he visited his native. city of Dublin, London, Paris, Lourdes and other places of note in rape On the evenings of July 3rd, 4th and Sth, there will be dances on the platform in Ragon’s-Greve, to which the public are cordially invited. From that time until the close of the summer season a dance will’ be given every Saturday evening. The best of dance music will be furnished. jy For Sale at a _ Bargain.. House, ae Said Furniture, situated on Monroe . street, Lost Hill. * For particulars, enquire on the premises. R. M. EDDY. o for Lumber. —_——— for delivery an immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name and description. Any order can bow be filled. e can suit you in. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. ‘ We also keep on hand MASURY’S PAINTS eeckenerd Will Probated. color. Fully guaranteed. asked for the privilege of selling confetti and other novelties on July 4th and sth, for which he agreed to give-12 % per cent of the gross receipts, and asked that the Conimittee-endeavor to have the City Trustees revoke the license for. that: It'was deemed best that Mr. Short make his own » was. decided.to. iavite Mayor Clinch of Grass Valley Mayor Gault of Nevada city to ridetogether i in the parade Mr, Short appeared oeforé the a Committee and. M. L. & D, MARSH tive ready . N which are absolutely pure and every . ilt WILL 2 GRIND Finest Celebration Ever Held. in Nevada County. All arrangements are about com. pleted for the greatest, grandest and most glorious celebration ever held in Nevada county. The committees have all worked, faithfully and will have the satisfaction of seeing their efforts crowned with success, J. H.Rogers, the architect, has. completed twe of the floats, and.they are beauties, He started work on another this morning, and will rush it to completion, Grand Marshal Simonds has selected a larger number of ‘aides than usual, and-they will make an imposing appearance inthe paradeon the morning of the Fourth, He has mapped jout the line of march, and has assigned the different organizations to their respective positions, and.everything will move without a hitch. The long list of amusements for the after noon will afford amusement for all. The evening of the Fourth will be a glorious success, with the great spectacular parade of the Ancient and Honorable Order of Horribles, © The High Chief wilkarrive on the early train in the mofning, and make ar. rapgements for the imposing array The battalion drill, on the morning of the Fifth, «ill be a pleasing spectacle. The military boys have been drilling constantly, and they have got the movements down toa fine point. The celebration will close with a grand ball on the night cf the Fifth, at Armhas been secured. In the parade on the morning of the Fourth, accompanied by his personal military Steffen, and Trumpeters Jenkins and Bond; and by Civilian Chief Aide L. 8, Calkins; and. by.Civilian General . @des F.M. Miller, S. M. Harris, Campbell, W. F. Priek, I'heodore H. bein, John’ Glasson, Samuel Butler, Fred J. Thomas, A. G. Peterson, E. G. Swift, E. Jamieson, M.B Kerr, f. G. of Grass Valley; F. T. Nilon, W. H. Martin, F. L.Arbogast, Sherman W. Marsb, D. B. Getchell, D. E. Morgan, Henry Lane, C. L. Hartung, John, Fipptt Jr., L. L. Myers, W. 8. Mobley and R. D. Skidmore, North Bloomfield; J. 8. Thomas, Bridgeport; J. 8. Goodwin, York; Eb O. Grissel, B. T. PB. Redmayne, Washington; Rector. ory Hall, for which the best of music the Grand Marshal will be staff, Lieutenants Young, Bowerman and Walling; Activg Sergeant-Major Wilbelm, George Mainbart, J. WeissBeatty, J. C. Tyrrell aud I. W. Hays: I.L. Bowman, F, E. Brown, H. ©. Schroeder, Muller, O. J. Brand, G. J. Rector, A. H. Metzenbaugher, O. W. Chapman, James F. Oolley, W. A. Dunlap, J. B. Tully and W. B. Celio, Nevada City; O. F. McGlashan, John Fay, and H. L., Moody of Meadow Lake; G. V. Robinson, O. Grant and Rough and Ready; McBride, C. L. Miller and Richard F. E. Snell and R. E. Linder, Little Murphy and E. . Poage.J. a Holdeworth. ena “William MoLean, Graniteville. The following ’re named as Mar. shalg.and: Assistant.Marshale. of.Di-". ‘. visions: Ist .Division—Marshal, Nihell; Assistant. Marshal, Brockington. Soe 2od Division—Marshalt, Henry R. Walker; Assistant Marshal, E. J. George A. Charles A. 3rd DivintaneAteesbat By = Ws Schmidt; Assistant Marshals, John H. Coughlin, J. G. ONeill and James 8. Hennessy. cen nd Oe a: I TE it Hecond Regiment to Go Into Camp On July 27th, Major P. F. Simonds and Captain Ben A. Bost, who. were summoned to. Sacramento Sunday to attend a meeting of the officers of the Second Regiment, last evening had quite a number of interesting matters to report to Company O, N. G. C: The officers, that Santa Cruz was the most favorable location and it was chosen partly on account of the excellent induce . paper men who wrote articles for the after considerable difficulty, decided . ‘Trcelleat Eaton. . A special edition of the Sacramento Bee, issued yesterday, reviews the resources of Northern California and a large number of the papers will be distributed among those who come to this Coast in the ‘next few months, on account of the excursion «rates which will prevail, from the East. The edition contains over forty pages and all through contains pictures of various kinds showing our resources. The reading matter is also gotten up in good shape and contains much valuable information. Typographically the edition is about perfect and is one. ef which the Bee may well feel proud. ~ Among the pictures of the HOWBedition is an -excellent likeness of Charles: H. Prisk of Grass. YValley. The opportunity of writing up Nevada county resources fell to Mr. Prisk and in it he reflects much credit upon himself as a writer and a person well informéd as to our feeds. , 4 woman in this town went to a specialist regarding her health. Rather, she intended to go away toa

. . distant.city.to.consult.a.specialiat or . take atrip. She decided luter to pass up the doctor and take the trip. We believe she was wise. ‘Laleal Peston, No. 6, N.” D. will reeeive all visiting’ me the Order at “Pythian Qnatle 4th, between the hours cf 84 * — MORNING GRASS’ VALLEY LASH’S BITTERSAa ——AFTERNOON —— {NEVADA CITY “ — 7s— LASH’S. BITTERS « Come a and see the best game fof thie seagon. . ‘Admission—Gents, 25c.; Ladies 100, Lm Will eee on the’ th ‘Cuara Moore, Presi ant BASEBALLS Two Games at. Glenbrook Park SUNDAY, JULY 6 900 TRANSCRIP” “July 1, 19 EE j and Comin Ecokeok + was in ‘Aubars y' F business. liet Irwin, who has been cisco on a Visit, retarned . ag / Weg / sus ot ® » On July nd 6 a a Goering: is* visiting frie ville. Estelle Fcwler arrived hb ‘ing from Oakland on a V gues Oarey. . H. Stephens left ;yester sit to her.parents.at Virg ‘ada. su. Goldsmith of San Fr isiting her mother, are H + ; os Newbert of Bockale Jher_ brother, L. Newbert Dity. illie Tompkins returried rom a visit to San France! Satter will,.go_to San_F s week to make his fa 4 yy 7 ( b it tig aa ligt Bes 4 .P. Jones of North Blo od-here~-yesterday.on 8 arents, Mr. and Mrs. (t uckziger of Sacramentc i@mmee last evening on a vis . ©O© ments offered by the citizens of that place. Lieutenant-Colonel support, but after.a number of votes lected. Another matter ies from the valleys stated that it, would be almost impossible for their . men to leave home in the:month of August on account of the fruit Grop, . so it was finally decided to have the July 27th. Company C of. this’ sity and Com: . J. 9 o’clock train on the 26th inst. and . M. Young, Frank Dulmaine, George ley over at Sacramento till 7 o’clock . that evening,and will go into camp the . next morning. Local Briels. AlexSencell ee a handsome new beer chest this morning for use at his Reception saloen. If you are a ‘lover of dancing you! can now. have an opportunity of enjoying yourself.on thé open air platform at Ragon’s Grove. The dances . week. Glance over the local notice in . another column. enjoy the evening of amnsement. 3t words, “Nevada County” was erected on top of the Courthouse, will be lit up during the celebration. See Our Window Display Forbes . of Marysville was Strongly in favor of . the camp being held at Lake Tahoe, and his ideas received considerable . were taken the coast town was se-+ which was . hard to settle was’ the time for the} outing. The commanders of compan, . camp during tbe week commencing . I of Grase-Valley-will leave on the . will.commence on Thursday of this . You can purchase confetti from the . merchants and also on .the streets . ) Lay ina supply and be prepared to The electric piece containing the It Oe) ©©S 6s -) Sd SD, ©) 12] fy . IX KP a Bean 6) Pay OD, oa? Pan’, be ‘done. : ‘(Monday) night. ie © . SOO00Gs OOO Oz OOE © 8 2 NOTICE . a pe MAHER & CO.’S Store will viees open evenings, until the Fourth of July, as long as any business is to Commencing with this Maher & Co: S GOOOOOOHG : . QO80G0O00TOOOO000%. FOSSSO0G! SOOe Flora and Helen Volmex re in this city, visiting 5. J. B. Treadwell. Hoskins returned last e Reno, Nevada, ’ Denvers is here from 89; Y ie SOOOSOCS: , Ao : Ry , Mpurran of Fresno arrived ope feeing and left this mornin xB itinmepo m field, Say 3 ead and A, J. Kaieer of ah " arrived here last eve Oc) I@EBhis morning for Downie ats ‘ep avenport -is*hére from Hee, . cI> 4 a » D . Mimeitlcr and F. A. Sieke ar 5.98 {iabevening from Sscramen' pots Wooley of Hollister a1 Se e lame evening and left on the! Ser\ t 3 for Washington. :ey \upeammntendent W. H. Morris « ma ba @impe left this morning fo. ay ang@iamo, Ser); uci Chino and fémily tet a roig™ for a trip to the Bay Cit 309, ohf™purnow returned last ev ob ny Galumbia Hin. ), SpHallifax is up from. s (Sa : nt 709) ieQgmrown came down from ‘ if e last evening: and. left forSan Francisco. Dortey and wife of San here un a visit. Edith Rynan who has i visit to ber aunt, Mrs, “to San Francisco this . . = in . » \y than a walnut, powdered sugar. LADY FINGERS . . 1p . walnut in center. Only Three From Many. SPICED NUTS tt cotngic tic ati santee They are iced and-then covered with 20 cents per pound. = eer Solent cake. WALNUT CREAMS 5 weet cake, covered with” “ays marshmellow and iced, with One pound, 20 cents. C. E. Mulloy, Grocer 20 cenis —_——-+280 ition Serie Goffett, who was throwr on pear Moore’s Flat la d injured, is in a very ¢ n. Dr.de Millieu wae ed from North Bloemfi ttend the suffering ma! jal of a Chl (mm Ce q neral of little Roy bring it to us. We will fix it. E lectro-Dental Parlors»: PHONE WEST 14. That’s our specialty. Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung Watchmakers J BRCAD STREET, ', NEVADA otty . ry i “e tantas ON NN Dvtiulnalaravalsviicaivalicaircadvalss daajOt e today from St. — nd interment was ib j : 2 hic semietery: It was Bg 5 al. ' — — mless Amusemen ‘——SELL—. o , ee. xe That’sright, price with us is no‘object.just now. We're ove ht just-as well sta: ; stocked.and have to pet rid of our brand new’stock at any pric arade as to miss th , se We can’t iri to keep it, and as a result you get the benefits ttle on the night i ! . . (0 edi ree7ers All our TRIMMED HATS go regardless of vatue. Everythin 3 5 : else 1n same proportion. Oome in and see for yourself, NO You will laugh till yo . x trouble to show you these goods. We can please you. she: ® harmless ampsemer Commercial 8t., mil 5:94 j Th QUAL oso sse upaesat ens cetwdunevnacies sales $1 75 . Nevada City. M RS. ba LU B seb Grass Valle acre QQ MAT Si. iecnseacuaudeas. 006 oe SGUaie witches ees ‘custo ae er me none Nome hms 4 quarts ie ks the brain, One ja caimh oa dendadeovetedenis sevens leveouss 2 $6 Headache Oure w . 9 n swallow a pill, and t , CARKKKEK : ei as On Ime. gone. They cure n : ee i Oc. a-box: For sale \] n, sole agent. Reirigerators in } ? “We have an nate line of OLOOKS and WATCHES of all MESES Neier ' makes and guarantee them to ‘be First-class Time Keepers. the up-to-date Cigar $8 ¢ $ . You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches ne better. For sale .50 Io £2.59. v$14.00 or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. It} you have a j : cs 4446646646 Watch or Olock that does not. work well and needa repairing h For Sale at a Bary Holland Ranch, situa a Hill is offered ata rt down and balance of Brown & Mor an. oe Donn & Oo. of the DR. R. rt) E. SMITH. The will of the late Julia Looney of ‘Forest Springs, Grass Valtey, was admitted to probate’ in the Superior Court today. Et consists-of a tract of land and personal property. Value’ of estate, $500. Itis bequeathed to.a sop and daughter. . Battle of ( Confetti. The battle of confetti on the nigh of the Fourth, will be a pleasing specabsolutely first-class work. ouR GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.:. BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. ‘OW No charge for Extracting’ when Phone Main 633. Sie satis ata etnecdnate ate ee Ra he tacle, Everyone will be in it, Prompt Delivery. Boulder Street. PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00) GoLD FILLINGS. ° ‘PAINLESS. EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. These parlors are a branch of the: Electro-Deneal Parlors of Sacramento, sstablistest equipped Dental Oifiees on the Coast aud Are Located Here Permanently . with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL and other, conveniences for : doing . All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other . _. dentists. plates are ordered, JR. E. SMITH, D.D. $. Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. @ eather Renovating . evada City with h — ‘them. Amon the man Washington 1c. J. BRAND,2 National Hotel. . Souvenir Spoons.. We have an elegant line of Engraved spoons, PRICES iS are 00 . GOLD FILLINGS.. $2.00 Up. SILVER FILLINGS.. 01. $t 00. 6 OO . ELEANING. vce 50c Lp) . Jewelry of All Kind Promuily and Neatly Repaired ° re rah — The Jeweler Gall end see beautifalengravings are the hool Building, the Obampion mine, Lone Pine, eto, These make Handsome Souvenir Spoons, and are sold at a very low price—quality considered. Y ‘Brothers have the autton and veal o = ed STOR Gmmnfants and Child fou Have-Always PR anooy