July 15, 1902 (4 pages)

ee ee eer ee ae ent ee a ee ee ee ee ~_Nevapa City Dairy Transcript Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ‘ “yy TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any'part uf{the elty. * By rail, « : i b TUESDAY. «55.5.5 EY TTT Pkiesseetes July 18, 1902 Death of Doctor Robert Menzo Hunt,. :: rT QUARTER PAST ONE O'CLOCK ‘this afternoon, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Nevada City’s oldest. physi. 1 21-2c Per Wee Official Proceedings For the Term Commencing Monday, July 7th, 1902. MONDAY, JULY 14th, 1902, . alle members wing arerene dt Mer . The rues: ee Posada 5 meeting were wore fous'deS and ordered pats fou he GENERAL FUND we Boyd, labor -on watering tank, $18.50, ee een eS Bardo Se George B. Cloud, affidavits of registration. . day Fs Beebe em enertenseiretocenced merchandise ‘J. (issn for Inber-oa the soas F ‘or } nthe i } Fane for Ishor on the roads R. J. Hanley. for labor on roads. M. McInermy, for labor on the s 'B. How road ttt eee een edeceenseseesrionse ie t on izens of Grass i wnship p' for a bridge over ver at oF near Ben Taylor crossing, was u oti. : nded. laid over until some future meeting of the Board, the financial condition of ~pthe county not bein: in condition to warrant the expenditure at this time. Petition was received from residente, freeers and taxpayers of Road District NumOne, requesting that a public highway be laid out and ovened fronia point on the road leadiny from North San Juan to Nevada City. ata Fe on said roac. soqus ove hunred and fifty yards north of e Vera and running thence on the northeast sideof said Late Vera to a polut on the lower Bioomfield and Nevada Cityroad. Itappearing to the Board that a good and sufficient bond has been filed to vay all cost of viewing and laying out of said road in case petition is de-. nied. the Board after viewieg the premises ordered that W. W. Waggoner, W. J Organ and J. V. Bell be.and they are hereby appointed viewers to view and survey the proposed change. By order the Board adjourned until Tuesmorning at 10 orelock. CHEHALIS, Washington, July 15—The body of Merrill, who escaped from the Oregon penitentiary with Tracey, has. been found, A bullet wound in the back shows that he was killed in the duel described by Tracey. The body is badly decomposed but is still recognizable. He was last seen alive on June 26th. ; Tracey is still out of reach of his pursuers, and is doing about as he pleases. A TONE DESTROYED. A Fine Home. On the shores of Lake Tahoe, Pe WwW, cian and one of its most esteemed citizens, breathed his last and passed to the great beyond. Although his death had been expected, the announcement of his demise was a painful shock to his many intimate friends, and has caused a general feeling of sadness to prevail in this community. . The Doctor had been ill with a complication. of diseases for some time, but by perseverance and strong will power suc‘ceeded up to about six ‘months ago in attending to his professional duties. The immediate cause of his death was a general breaking down of his entire physical system. At the time of his death the Doctor was in his seventy-fifth year. : Besides a loving and devoted wife the deceased leaves a _step-son, Dr. Henry S. Welch; a step-daughter, Mrs. V. L. Hinkson; anda grandson, Dr. Addison C. Hi a-host of friends to mourn. him. The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the family residence on Aristocracy Hill, at 4 o’clock, Rev. 'W. A. Rimer officiating, at which time the Masonic fra« ternity, of which deceased was a member, will also hold services. On Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock, the remains will leave here for San Francisco, for cremation. For a great many years, and up to the time of his death Dr. Hunt has been County Physician, and as a token of} respect the flag on the Courthouse has been placed at half-mast. : Dr. Hunt was born in Her * . kimer County, New York, in 1828. He attended the common schools, and later worked in a machine shop, but did not learn the trade thoroughly; He also worked with a surveyor for three years. In 1847 he commenced to read medicine with his brother, Dr. Harvey Hunt, at Utica, New York, receiving his medical education at Geneva Medical College, N. Y , Castleton Medical College, Utica, N. Y., and Albany Medical College, N. Y. Immediately upon the completion of his professioaal studies, in 1850, he decided to come to the new El Dorado, via the Isthmus of Panania, and upon arriving in California he ‘started for the mines, taking the only means of transportation offered by the times, namely, ox team from Sacramento to Caldwell’s Upper Store, afterwards Nevada City, arriving about the first of May, 1850. He was engaged in mining and lumbering for about two years, and then went into the drug business with the late E. F. Spence, on Commercial street, Since 1853 Dr. Hunt has been in active practice continuously and has been very successful, being regarded as one of the best physicians in the State. He has been county physician since 1859, and in this capacity has superintended the entire management of the Nevada County Hospital, which has the repntation of being one of the best institutions of the kind in the State, and which standard of perfection has been attained through the Doctor's untiring work and efforts. Doctor Hunt has been a director of the Citizens Bank since its incorporation and has always taken a deep interest in the welfare and prosperity of our city. His influence and assistance in helping to promote either public or private measures, have always been recognized and solicited, and when once his interest or Sympathy was enlisted in any cause, he has always given his best efforts to secure the success desired. His integrity and uprightness were beyond reproach, and his friendship was of that true type that all who enjoyed it appreciated its worth. He always cherished a kind and tender feeling of sympathy for those of his many patients and friends whom, he knew to be in adverse or straightened circumstances and his many acts of unostentatious charity to the unfortunate are known only by the recipients and his most intimate friends in whom he confided In Nevada City* his name has for nearly half a century been a household word, and thousands of the sick and affiicted who have during this long period been admininistered to by him at one time or another will ever reserve in memory’s storehouse one of the choicest nooks for Dr. Hunt. Dr. Hunt has passed from this life, but the memory of his many kiuds deeds which emanated from a great heart full of love and charity to his fellow men will always live in the hearts of the people of Nevada county. There is not in this community a man who more richly deserved the great success he met with during his eventful life, and no other man has‘ever been taken from public life in our midst who will be more universally Dr. R. M. Hunt. ) cree Good Meats, “C. C. C.” on Every Tablet. Colley Brothers have the very best; Egery tablet of Cascarets Candy at tees ne SOA veel om band's . Casartic bears thé famous C.C. C. Never sold in bulk; Look for it ana accept no other. Beware of fraud. All druggists, to. For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffzige, énkson; and}, ’ The Quarterly Report of E. C. Grissel,. Road missed and his death deplored than. : The quarterly report of C. J. Miller, Road Commissioner of Road District No. 2 was read, approved, aad ordered placed on file. The foltswing demands against the county were found due and ordered paid from the SECOND ROAD DISTRICT FUND. W. P. Oliver, for labor on roads.$ 10 00 E C. Morgan, for labor on the POGUE us cn cciwesctincsacdesss aes 15 00 W. W. Waggoner, labor on the is os Sweet, for labor on roads. 27 00 Pe rcaee ne labor on the . BOGGR oes. sicaeny ico rseeascdese 2 50 W. P. Morris, for labor on the ne James McCarty, for labor on the ae roads.. Bead oie rer ne 5 00 Johu Richards, for labor on the POE os 055560 feccassiseiees: cones 2 50 Richard Hicks, for labor on the bas James Mauion, f r labor On the ae John berry, for iator on the pa r Siesbei vanes = eereresee’ hn Durb‘n, for labor on the Tm ee Philip head, for labor on ‘ERC RORER ice ie coe. Sich aceees 58 25 . M. Smith, for labor on the PE ee eae HY Ben laylor, for labor on the ae Robert Kemp, for labor on the pare Wm. Crase, for labor on the * r GD cccccv ics cccccccaceveses wee Thos. si for labor th Bes savlor, for labor on the MeCarty, fo! r on aa ae John George, for labor on the 6m the roads * Lo. .-ecccccecvecs 15 0 M. J. Higgins, for labor on the os te Eugene Richard, for labor on the oe A. F. Pe'rin, for labor on the a Wn oan cc es 6s ee cacseccecesces Gerome Gerontal, for labor on , ET. ean on renee 12 50 E. B. Udell, for labor ontheroads 15 00 C. C. tsitehell, for labor on the — Bd. Broglie, for labor on the a John 4. James, for labor on the ‘ ie a EE EE 38 75 Yuba Development Co., mdse. 433 . J. &. Cunsiugham, for labor on = Joba Gill for labor ou the roads a) Bam Biggs Hardware Co,, mdse. 1a Thomas Warren; for labor on the Py Philip trust, for.labor on the i A. Augustine, for labor on the =e r aReesces “sececoesce P. M. Beaser, for labor on the. “7 rs FORGS 0550 odsdcnecervectascceuccces C. Bergman, for labor on the ape Thomas liliey, for labor on the POR) « ondnsi sociaces vxseta Ze 20 00 John Trebileox, for labor on the Dw Charles Bilderbaok, for labor on re P. P. Pingr.e, for labor on the WORD 00 ico +s05 cesenanensannans 30 00 Philip Ernst, for labor on the BOR Bo 2icccceccnces cosscsecace 250 Geo. Shebley, for jabor on the ae OQ o55 55 6 ces cen ieee owe P. M. Beaser, for labor on the Jos. einhart, for labor oa the . 1 Uncmrag on uP rergnoee pers ba £2 Petet, for r on the roads. . John Wiley, for labor on’ the uo 8. G@. Beverton, for labor on’ the oe ¥. Granholm, for labor on the m. J. n, for . r on BORER oi A ecicces coins ences ighe 7” W. W. Waggoner, for labor on the ne Doo cnccccccccccceccesss os cescns 8. T. J for lab the og ae John Richards, labor on roads. 7 00 Commissioner of Road District No. Three wasread, approved and ordered placed on file « The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid from the THIEBD BOAD DISTRICT FUND : G. Green, for labor onthe roads, P. O'Donnell, for labor on the ga ee Siig woes: a: Bene of fakes = the roads,. D. B. tle, for labur on the Ae eeress ereeessenpes tes weeee R. Kite for labor on the roads. . George Fortier, for labor on the Foams ... . Se es 8. Collatta, for labor on the roads D. B. Cougnian, for labor on the POONG 6S es eS Aiveeeeicn ct J. J. Harmon’ for labor on the r ssReSbebete ("st Cascectoncs W.H. Flanery. for Wecvnccccnseesccgscesetss. seegece i: H. Worthiey, for labor on the roais J. Be 42 50 B rt ge ese 8 & gs ex sss s Kk. T. Worthley, for labor on. the go Bie Se ie a ae rm ID Da eeaseveee 20 ves cepeccscubecs M.F for labor on the roads. Cc bry bet merchandise tor pt Se os eras SS sgadea va » ze . Naughton, for labor on roads’ M. J. Paine, for lat ee ees e he st eee et wreeeeseseress eer re r Onan igte s Geb see Ongeces cesses E. McPherria, for labor on the road the W. Clhns, ion abies Sie Ske cocks J. D Ostrom, for laboron the hy (Gs eee eee new eeseeeeseesesessees McKiltican .& Monier. mercbanTs, P. Hedma lor labur on the roads. . Cecasineus “Cc. Mal PT. G. ~ roads for labor on the J McCulla, labor on .W. Buch, for labor ou the roads. ; Do; le far labor oa the teede’> igan, for labor on theP. Ureeden, for labor oa’ the rf? eee neg Svilg EEL oS 1 Seorge Davis, for labor on the “Bc cicee.1s-meogcetetesevsrecsces "Dovie. tor lnhoe oh the soadé Attest: F. L. Axpoaast, Clerk, By A. J. Hosking, Deputy. Going and Coming. Miss Lizzie Richards left this morning for a visit to Pacific Grove. _ John Spaulding of Auburn ig here. W. G: Halstead of Smartsville ie in town. “ Wm. Nickerson is here from Smartsville, Geo. Armstrong came down from the Yuba mine today. Mr. and Mrs, Reub. Heeker has gone to San Francisco on a visit. Mrs. E. Scadden and Raymond Wild left today for San Francisco. Samuel Clutter is quite sick. Skiff Murchie has returned from Washington State, where he had charge of a mine.Jobn Goffett Jr. is down frem Moores Fiat. M. Bath arrived here from Sacramento last evening and left this morning for Downieville, D. M. Young is here from Sacramento, Miss Bula Attkisson of Vacaville is here on a visit to Mr, and Mrs. A. Attkisson. Mre. G. Ramali left this morning fo. a visit to friends at San Francieco. Miss Amelia Petariniof San Francised is here on a‘vfsit to her brother, . Joseph Petarini, ' 8. F. Groff, 8. Greendyer and G. Thuessen “of San Francisco arrived hereon last evening’s train. — : E. B. Dewers of Los Angeles is here on a business trip. . _W. H. Donlay left this morning for San Franciseo. = Mrs.O0. R. GCliarke and Mies Sadiel Brown left today for San Francisco. Mose Bernheim left today for San Special Meeting, — Laure! Parlor, No. 6; N.-D.G:W.; will hold a special meeting at ~Masonic Hall, Friday evening, July 18th, at 7:80 o’clock sharp, at which time the Grand President, Eliza D. Keitle, will make her official visit. By order, MRS. E. A. MOORE, Pres. Mas. F, E. Wapsworts, Rec. Sec. Did you take Gilt Edge Whiskey this morning? You would feel better throughout the day if youhad. For sale by all frst-claes dealers. Wichmap, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco Cal. Sole proprietors, _ , ‘Goad enough _ for anybody! “ FLORODORA" BANDS are of same value as tags from “ STAR,” * HORSE SHOB," “SPEARHEAD,'"* STANDARD NAVY?,"* “OLD PEACH & HONEY,” © * SAWLOG," * OLE VARGINY* eeesece J, Boyle, €. Johneon, labor oa roads eo” “MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco, Th@ 6 residénes Which when completed will be one of the most attractive country homes in Oalifornia, The house will be two stories high with an attice, and wili-stand on a knoll overlooking the leke. The hil 1 be laid out in lawns and terrae d there will be a landing and é on the lake, built in the rustic style of the architecture of the residence: It is to be of rough-hewn granite and redwood John Gilmore Loses His Residence and All Its Contents, Abont half-past seven o'clock last evening the residence of John Gilmore, on the Newtown road, near Indian Fiat, and aboat three miles from town, caught fire and was completely destroyed, with all its contents. The children were about to retire, when flames were noticed coming from the loft. They made their escape, but the house, which was a one and one-half story structure, was burned to the ground. Mr. Gilmore was in this city at the time, and Mrs. Gilmore was at work at the Williams ranch. The long running entirely across the frc nt . trees, with the bark on, will be utilized veranda are circular towers, one enclosed and the 6ther to be used-as an open-air dining room. The lower floor of the main body of the house is divided into three large rooms, a wide ball, with the living room on one amns and on the other side the diping room, shut offeby sliding doors, which fire is supposed to have been started . ¥en open throw the entire lower floor by rats gnawing on matches. The. !9to one large room. The ceiling“of loss is estimated at about $500, and. the living room will be beamed. and there is no insurance. Mr. Gilmore. *2® walls paneled, while the dining contemplated makingysome improve-. *0°™ will have paneled walle and a ments to his penperty ia now at a. CSisson ceiling. Both rooms will have loss as to what he will do. great stone fireplaces facing each other broad stone chimneys, sixteen feet in width at eachend. Id a wing adjoining the dining room are the kitchen, pantries, laundry and servants’ rooms. On the second floor are bedrooms. nearly all having conneeting baths and dressing rooms. : The Obristian Endeavor Society will give alawn party tomorrow evening at the Congregational church. -The following program has been prepared : There is whiskey and whiskey, but Trombone Solo—N. W. Benvett. _ . oniy one “Jesse Moore” Whiskey—the Recitation—Miss Olera Nancarrdw. . ping doctors recommend for its purity Recitation—Geo. Bennett of Grass; : Solo—Jobn Werry. + BORN. ae ane 2 -Recitation-Mre:W. H. Kirkbride. Selection—Mandolin Club. Solo—Mrs. ©. E: Prentise. Admission including refreshments, . : adults twenty-five cents, children ten eeuts. at Caneclled the Date. The representative of Sherman & Clay intended giving an exhibition with three hundred records on a Vioto'talking machine, in front of Vinton’s drugstore tonight, bat has can: celled the date on account of the death of Dr. R. M. Hunt. : Io Neyada City, Cal., July 15th, 1902, to the wife of Herbert Brown, a son, In Nevada City, Oal., July 15th. 1902, to the wife of George Downey a son, ——X£_Z==[—_~_—__—. Fresh Every Day. Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, Oommercial Street, Nevada IG 8 SIA ——SELL—— Oita ‘ (The Deerlss:Keland: Ke Cream freezers $8.50 $10 = $12.50 ~ $14.00 See Our Window Display Electro-Dental Parlors <o.cetinnennarnmctetaea These parlors area branch of the Electro-Deneal established nearly othe. ss four yeérs ago. One of the best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast Are Located Here. Permanently with allthe modern of Sacramento, or go and absolutely first-class w : oot" guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other PLATES, tt U .OUR PRICES: he EN tl Uoper or Lower $10 00 GOLD FILLINGS. ...$2.00 Uo GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Kerat.. 6 00. SILV8R FILLINGS." "”” BRIDGE WORK, per taath. 6 O0/CLEARING. Teens 77" ght O° PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. QO No chorge tor Extr cting wher ane ; , ' ai . Main 633. ii -R.B. SMITH, D.D. Ss. Hellman of the Nevada Bank is erect-. sistor_ Mrs. Jana W. ebingles, with a broad veranda 100 feet ley. These are the finest raspberries of the house, Rough trunks of cedar . fill all orders for puttin as columns, and at either end of the ‘ side, divided from it by redwood col-'at opposite ends of the honse, and the, __« 4a Tl (OMDANY a! . ee . ee ae $1 75 be ear ea ne ae 2 00 SB . ace ee 2 25) 4 QUATEB i ecesweetsscsnesanegee 2 SU. ELECTRIGAL aud other conveniences for dotog} . — TRANSORE Ey Work on the new $25,000 hotel at Colfax is progressing favorably, and the framework of two stories is now up and the third story wee started today. . Ex-Oonductor Gillen of the Southern Pacific is the manager of the enterprise. Oarl Schmidt has the contract for all the lumber in the stracture, from his sawmill near the Central House, and it is. being shipped from this city. Rice & Lewis of this city, are prepsring the lumber for finishing work, see dees ome ecoeengencretaaats in a Brief Wa Busy Readers. ae: guperipentdent ot Pablis ! on Kirk nas apportioned $1 s Nevada county’ share of . shoo] money. 4 itt Rector gave & picnic Loaf last night and a num triends enjoyed themselves arouod a large bonfire ¢ Wwe diition is being made to” Rebekah Funeral. The: officers and members of Neva. ~ os ‘emee Rebekah are hereby requested to meet . _ We offer One Hundred p, at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday, Pip ones get Be Ostarrh th July 16, at 1 o*clock for the purpose. * p. J. OnuNEY & Oot of attending the funeral of our late. — ‘We, the anders; ned, Fannie NICKLEss, N. G, * ADELINE HOTHERBALL, Sec’y, 2t atla ae out . and MU e property of Mrs. Gr i : by thelr fr a ny obligations) as on Piety Hill, : pas .: a mad WEST & TxUan, wholesale drop, imonds last evening t r Simon Finest of Raspberries. bg) pn & Marve, ygpey © ia extended order Oheats wee ' {eale hey, dope Toledo,O. —* “Mammstreet. Yee Lee, who conducts the Obinese. ,1*!!'® Oatarrh Onre ig Ladies’ Sewing Society ‘of co church will meet at the r ot Mrs. J.G. O’Neill on The ernoon. ros ‘. nty Grand Chief Ranger D, palate by John Rosewall and W. M. Quigley as F Ranger, last evening fasta! as follows of Ooart Garfl ers of America: W. M. Quig R ; John Delbridge, 0. B; Je son, 8. W.; Ernest Aver, J. ivens, 8. B.; Harry Penrose M. Avery, Leo'urer; H. y, organist; D. A. Dailey, nally, acting directly up ' and mucous services tf thes bg bes gae ors gt free. Price 2%, per . y all druggists, Hall’s Family Pills is te best Oall on Ed Schaiidt when J anything in the tobacco tine, Clean-Up Sa Of Wrappers MAHER & C0: ~ Old Price. New store at the Pleza bridge, has purchased this season’s crop of raspberries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valin the market, and he is prepared to gup. jy10 you G. J. Rector yesterday af entertained the Broad Sti ‘Club. : on, the druggist, has sometl rest to miners, machine men nics in bis changed advert in this evening’s TRANSO 6 Wrappers eG Woe $ 75 now.. $ m 12 Wrappers...1-25-now.. 4 : 18 Wrappers .. — D> 's Wreppers. 2S nom Conference, ' 9 Wrappers.. 2 50 now.. 2 Everyone must go. Be the first to buy. We won't} them long. Come and get the biggest bargain that we ht ever offered. ; ; Great Sale of Odd Style Children’s Hosi = at 5-Cents a Pair. : _ Bargains in every corner of -our store.We-are ho cleaning now and all summer goods must go. q Watch for that big sale of Summer Dress Goods. . are getting ready for it now. ~ MAHER & CO, Stock Removed fo. evening the fourth qnart pnce was held-at-theMethe ph, Rev, W. 8. Mathew, D.I air, This being the lest con orthe year reports were from the various départm rch work, all. of which wer pouraging character, The ported an increase of mem in the church. The Epw jo president also reported in its membership. The . bool had a prosperous yea: ed by the Superintendent. from the Intermediate and. agues shoved some adva adies and Women’s Missioi ies had been doing good w . the Trustees reported vala vements in church and par operty. Oa motion of R. G, b00 a resolution was unpanim sed requesting the return of Wm. Angwin for another ; innueal Conferénce will mee Grove September 10th. bard Eddy, Will Hooper Anderson started this a ora camping trip throug! ains. They will make e tc lakes, eS ee Irn TOMOPRE and Mre. W. D. Vinton, been visiting at-San Fran tarn home tomorrow mor! vere apprised by telephone bon, of the death of Dr. J . and will be here to atten: j services, Grass. Vale. The Ladies of Nevada City’ wishing to bay Stylish Millis ~ should call at our Grass Valley store, where they will rece prompt attention, Our Nevada City Store wil! reopen Septem 15th with a full'line of FALL MILLINERY. . MRS. L. LUBECK, “S22 6. Grasse Walley. 11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and {uvigorating a beverage sey be created, will be made from our last 2% : : HIRES’ ROOT BEER just only received. Better get a bottle and make sightv drinks. 20 cents each — thrae for 60 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ‘ROOT BEER . (ready to drink) in two-pint botties at 25 cts. each. CHAS. E., MULLOY, *Grocer ng, sweet smoke, Thomas. for sale at Rector Bros. Don’t Get Lelt---Be On Time We have an elegant line of CLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. . You will not be behind time if you have oneof.our Watches — _or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you have 4 Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring itto us. We will fixit. That’s our speciaky, Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung ‘Watohm akers PHONE WEST 14, ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA crt All Byés on Texas. t is Texas. Her vast € and marvelous oil disco: Si aaa oF toe atement of won t Cisco, Tex., of Dr. King’s aha i Consumption. ° Dntracted a se editor J, "§ ons # 8 most obstinate Tesulted in protease “bot she has been comp by Dr. King’s New Disco sitively guaranteed for Co and all Throat and Lun and $l. Triai bottles f 2 Souvenir Spoons. then. "Auong.the many ‘bene “Seereetory or . Washington ool Building, the Obempion mine, . } Pine, eta, make Handsome Souve 4 Spoons, and ale ‘ : sold at.a very low price—quatity considered, \ »» Couldn't Nave Stood . pn cen ee. = had I'ching Piles T Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly: Repaired [MMB eonoying 3G, Rise. 7 eee : i ed C. J. BRAN ve . D, = + The Jeweler .

ee ee eer ee ae ent ee a ee ee ee ee ~_Nevapa City Dairy Transcript Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ‘ “yy TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any'part uf{the elty. * By rail, « : i b TUESDAY.. «55.5.5 EY TTT Pkiesseetes July 18, 1902 Death of Doctor Robert Menzo Hunt,. :: rT QUARTER PAST ONE O'CLOCK ‘this afternoon, Dr. R. M. Hunt, Nevada City’s oldest. physi. 1 21-2c Per Wee Official Proceedings For the Term Commencing Monday, July 7th, 1902. MONDAY, JULY 14th, 1902, . alle members wing arerene dt Mer . The rues: ee Posada 5 meeting were wore fous'deS and ordered pats fou he GENERAL FUND we Boyd, labor -on watering tank, $18.50, ee een eS Bardo Se George B. Cloud, affidavits of registration. . day Fs Beebe em enertenseiretocenced merchandise ‘J. (issn for Inber-oa the soas F ‘or } nthe i } Fane for Ishor on the roads R. J. Hanley. for labor on roads. M. McInermy, for labor on the s 'B. How road ttt eee een edeceenseseesrionse ie t on izens of Grass i wnship p' for a bridge over ver at oF near Ben Taylor crossing, was u oti. : nded. laid over until some future meeting of the Board, the financial condition of ~pthe county not bein: in condition to warrant the expenditure at this time. Petition was received from residente, freeers and taxpayers of Road District NumOne, requesting that a public highway be laid out and ovened fronia point on the road leadiny from North San Juan to Nevada City. ata Fe on said roac. soqus ove hunred and fifty yards north of e Vera and running thence on the northeast sideof said Late Vera to a polut on the lower Bioomfield and Nevada Cityroad. Itappearing to the Board that a good and sufficient bond has been filed to vay all cost of viewing and laying out of said road in case petition is de-. nied. the Board after viewieg the premises ordered that W. W. Waggoner, W. J Organ and J. V. Bell be.and they are hereby appointed viewers to view and survey the proposed change. By order the Board adjourned until Tuesmorning at 10 orelock. CHEHALIS, Washington, July 15—The body of Merrill, who escaped from the Oregon penitentiary with Tracey, has. been found, A bullet wound in the back shows that he was killed in the duel described by Tracey. The body is badly decomposed but is still recognizable. He was last seen alive on June 26th. ; Tracey is still out of reach of his pursuers, and is doing about as he pleases. A TONE DESTROYED. A Fine Home. On the shores of Lake Tahoe, Pe WwW, cian and one of its most esteemed citizens, breathed his last and passed to the great beyond. Although his death had been expected, the announcement of his demise was a painful shock to his many intimate friends, and has caused a general feeling of sadness to prevail in this community. . The Doctor had been ill with a complication. of diseases for some time, but by perseverance and strong will power suc‘ceeded up to about six ‘months ago in attending to his professional duties. The immediate cause of his death was a general breaking down of his entire physical system. At the time of his death the Doctor was in his seventy-fifth year. : Besides a loving and devoted wife the deceased leaves a _step-son, Dr. Henry S. Welch; a step-daughter, Mrs. V. L. Hinkson; anda grandson, Dr. Addison C. Hi a-host of friends to mourn. him. The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the family residence on Aristocracy Hill, at 4 o’clock, Rev. 'W. A. Rimer officiating, at which time the Masonic fra« ternity, of which deceased was a member, will also hold services. On Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock, the remains will leave here for San Francisco, for cremation. For a great many years, and up to the time of his death Dr. Hunt has been County Physician, and as a token of} respect the flag on the Courthouse has been placed at half-mast. : Dr. Hunt was born in Her * . kimer County, New York, in 1828. He attended the common schools, and later worked in a machine shop, but did not learn the trade thoroughly; He also worked with a surveyor for three years. In 1847 he commenced to read medicine with his brother, Dr. Harvey Hunt, at Utica, New York, receiving his medical education at Geneva Medical College, N. Y , Castleton Medical College, Utica, N. Y., and Albany Medical College, N. Y. Immediately upon the completion of his professioaal studies, in 1850, he decided to come to the new El Dorado, via the Isthmus of Panania, and upon arriving in California he ‘started for the mines, taking the only means of transportation offered by the times, namely, ox team from Sacramento to Caldwell’s Upper Store, afterwards Nevada City, arriving about the first of May, 1850. He was engaged in mining and lumbering for about two years, and then went into the drug business with the late E. F. Spence, on Commercial street, Since 1853 Dr. Hunt has been in active practice continuously and has been very successful, being regarded as one of the best physicians in the State. He has been county physician since 1859, and in this capacity has superintended the entire management of the Nevada County Hospital, which has the repntation of being one of the best institutions of the kind in the State, and which standard of perfection has been attained through the Doctor's untiring work and efforts. Doctor Hunt has been a director of the Citizens Bank since its incorporation and has always taken a deep interest in the welfare and prosperity of our city. His influence and assistance in helping to promote either public or private measures, have always been recognized and solicited, and when once his interest or Sympathy was enlisted in any cause, he has always given his best efforts to secure the success desired. His integrity and uprightness were beyond reproach, and his friendship was of that true type that all who enjoyed it appreciated its worth. He always cherished a kind and tender feeling of sympathy for those of his many patients and friends whom, he knew to be in adverse or straightened circumstances and his many acts of unostentatious charity to the unfortunate are known only by the recipients and his most intimate friends in whom he confided In Nevada City* his name has for nearly half a century been a household word, and thousands of the sick and affiicted who have during this long period been admininistered to by him at one time or another will ever reserve in memory’s storehouse one of the choicest nooks for Dr. Hunt. Dr. Hunt has passed from this life, but the memory of his many kiuds deeds which emanated from a great heart full of love and charity to his fellow men will always live in the hearts of the people of Nevada county. There is not in this community a man who more richly deserved the great success he met with during his eventful life, and no other man has‘ever been taken from public life in our midst who will be more universally Dr. R. M. Hunt. ) cree Good Meats, “C. C. C.” on Every Tablet. Colley Brothers have the very best; Egery tablet of Cascarets Candy at tees ne SOA veel om band's . Casartic bears thé famous C.C. C. Never sold in bulk; Look for it ana accept no other. Beware of fraud. All druggists, to. For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffzige, énkson; and}, ’ The Quarterly Report of E. C. Grissel,. Road missed and his death deplored than. : The quarterly report of C. J. Miller, Road Commissioner of Road District No. 2 was read, approved, aad ordered placed on file. The foltswing demands against the county were found due and ordered paid from the SECOND ROAD DISTRICT FUND. W. P. Oliver, for labor on roads.$ 10 00 E C. Morgan, for labor on the POGUE us cn cciwesctincsacdesss aes 15 00 W. W. Waggoner, labor on the is os Sweet, for labor on roads.. 27 00 Pe rcaee ne labor on the . BOGGR oes. sicaeny ico rseeascdese 2 50 W. P. Morris, for labor on the ne James McCarty, for labor on the ae roads.... Bead oie rer ne 5 00 Johu Richards, for labor on the POE os 055560 feccassiseiees: cones 2 50 Richard Hicks, for labor on the bas James Mauion, f r labor On the ae John berry, for iator on the pa r Siesbei vanes = eereresee’ hn Durb‘n, for labor on the Tm ee Philip head, for labor on ‘ERC RORER ice ie coe. Sich aceees 58 25 . M. Smith, for labor on the PE ee eae HY Ben laylor, for labor on the ae Robert Kemp, for labor on the pare Wm. Crase, for labor on the * r GD cccccv ics cccccccaceveses wee Thos. si for labor th Bes savlor, for labor on the MeCarty, fo! r on aa ae John George, for labor on the 6m the roads * Lo. .-ecccccecvecs 15 0 M. J. Higgins, for labor on the os te Eugene Richard, for labor on the oe A. F. Pe'rin, for labor on the a Wn oan cc es 6s ee cacseccecesces Gerome Gerontal, for labor on , ET. ean on renee 12 50 E. B. Udell, for labor ontheroads 15 00 C. C. tsitehell, for labor on the — Bd. Broglie, for labor on the a John 4. James, for labor on the ‘ ie a EE EE 38 75 Yuba Development Co., mdse.. 433 . J. &. Cunsiugham, for labor on = Joba Gill for labor ou the roads a) Bam Biggs Hardware Co,, mdse. 1a Thomas Warren; for labor on the Py Philip trust, for.labor on the i A. Augustine, for labor on the =e r aReesces “sececoesce P. M. Beaser, for labor on the. “7 rs FORGS 0550 odsdcnecervectascceuccces C. Bergman, for labor on the ape Thomas liliey, for labor on the POR) « ondnsi sociaces vxseta Ze 20 00 John Trebileox, for labor on the Dw Charles Bilderbaok, for labor on re P. P. Pingr.e, for labor on the WORD 00 ico +s05 cesenanensannans 30 00 Philip Ernst, for labor on the BOR Bo 2icccceccnces cosscsecace 250 Geo. Shebley, for jabor on the ae OQ o55 55 6 ces cen ieee owe P. M. Beaser, for labor on the Jos. einhart, for labor oa the . 1 Uncmrag on uP rergnoee pers ba £2 Petet, for r on the roads. . John Wiley, for labor on’ the uo 8. G@. Beverton, for labor on’ the oe ¥. Granholm, for labor on the m. J. n, for . r on BORER oi A ecicces coins ences ighe 7” W. W. Waggoner, for labor on the ne Doo cnccccccccccceccesss os cescns 8. T. J for lab the og ae John Richards, labor on roads. 7 00 Commissioner of Road District No. Three wasread, approved and ordered placed on file « The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid from the THIEBD BOAD DISTRICT FUND : G. Green, for labor onthe roads, P. O'Donnell, for labor on the ga ee Siig woes: a: Bene of fakes = the roads,. D. B. tle, for labur on the Ae eeress ereeessenpes tes weeee R. Kite for labor on the roads. .. George Fortier, for labor on the Foams ..... .. Se es 8. Collatta, for labor on the roads D. B. Cougnian, for labor on the POONG 6S es eS Aiveeeeicn ct J. J. Harmon’ for labor on the r ssReSbebete ("st Cascectoncs W.H. Flanery. for Wecvnccccnseesccgscesetss. seegece i: H. Worthiey, for labor on the roais J. Be 42 50 B rt ge ese 8 & gs ex sss s Kk. T. Worthley, for labor on. the go Bie Se ie a ae rm ID Da eeaseveee 20 ves cepeccscubecs M.F for labor on the roads. Cc bry bet merchandise tor pt Se os eras SS sgadea va » ze . Naughton, for labor on roads’ M. J. Paine, for lat ee ees e he st eee et wreeeeseseress eer re r Onan igte s Geb see Ongeces cesses E. McPherria, for labor on the road the W. Clhns, ion abies Sie Ske cocks J. D Ostrom, for laboron the hy (Gs eee eee new eeseeeeseesesessees McKiltican .& Monier. mercbanTs, P. Hedma lor labur on the roads.. .. Cecasineus “Cc. Mal PT. G. ~ roads for labor on the J McCulla, labor on .W. Buch, for labor ou the roads. ; Do; le far labor oa the teede’> igan, for labor on theP. Ureeden, for labor oa’ the rf? eee neg Svilg EEL oS 1 Seorge Davis, for labor on the “Bc cicee.1s-meogcetetesevsrecsces "Dovie. tor lnhoe oh the soadé Attest: F. L. Axpoaast, Clerk, By A. J. Hosking, Deputy. Going and Coming. Miss Lizzie Richards left this morning for a visit to Pacific Grove. _ John Spaulding of Auburn ig here. W. G: Halstead of Smartsville ie in town. “ Wm. Nickerson is here from Smartsville, Geo. Armstrong came down from the Yuba mine today. Mr. and Mrs, Reub. Heeker has gone to San Francisco on a visit. Mrs. E. Scadden and Raymond Wild left today for San Francisco. Samuel Clutter is quite sick. Skiff Murchie has returned from Washington State, where he had charge of a mine.Jobn Goffett Jr. is down frem Moores Fiat. M. Bath arrived here from Sacramento last evening and left this morning for Downieville, D. M. Young is here from Sacramento, Miss Bula Attkisson of Vacaville is here on a visit to Mr, and Mrs. A. Attkisson. Mre. G. Ramali left this morning fo. a visit to friends at San Francieco. Miss Amelia Petariniof San Francised is here on a‘vfsit to her brother, . Joseph Petarini, ' 8. F. Groff, 8. Greendyer and G. Thuessen “of San Francisco arrived hereon last evening’s train. — : E. B. Dewers of Los Angeles is here on a business trip. . _W. H. Donlay left this morning for San Franciseo. = Mrs.O0. R. GCliarke and Mies Sadiel Brown left today for San Francisco. Mose Bernheim left today for San Special Meeting, — Laure! Parlor, No. 6; N.-D.G:W.; will hold a special meeting at ~Masonic

Hall, Friday evening, July 18th, at 7:80 o’clock sharp, at which time the Grand President, Eliza D. Keitle, will make her official visit. By order, MRS. E. A. MOORE, Pres. Mas. F, E. Wapsworts, Rec. Sec. Did you take Gilt Edge Whiskey this morning? You would feel better throughout the day if youhad. For sale by all frst-claes dealers. Wichmap, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco Cal. Sole proprietors, _ , ‘Goad enough _ for anybody! “ FLORODORA" BANDS are of same value as tags from “ STAR,” * HORSE SHOB," “SPEARHEAD,'"* STANDARD NAVY?,"* “OLD PEACH & HONEY,” © * SAWLOG," * OLE VARGINY* eeesece J, Boyle, €.. Johneon, labor oa roads eo” “MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco, Th@ 6 residénes Which when completed will be one of the most attractive country homes in Oalifornia, The house will be two stories high with an attice, and wili-stand on a knoll overlooking the leke. The hil 1 be laid out in lawns and terrae d there will be a landing and é on the lake, built in the rustic style of the architecture of the residence: It is to be of rough-hewn granite and redwood John Gilmore Loses His Residence and All Its Contents, Abont half-past seven o'clock last evening the residence of John Gilmore, on the Newtown road, near Indian Fiat, and aboat three miles from town, caught fire and was completely destroyed, with all its contents. The children were about to retire, when flames were noticed coming from the loft. They made their escape, but the house, which was a one and one-half story structure, was burned to the ground. Mr. Gilmore was in this city at the time, and Mrs. Gilmore was at work at the Williams ranch. The long running entirely across the frc nt . trees, with the bark on, will be utilized veranda are circular towers, one enclosed and the 6ther to be used-as an open-air dining room. The lower floor of the main body of the house is divided into three large rooms, a wide ball, with the living room on one amns and on the other side the diping room, shut offeby sliding doors, which fire is supposed to have been started . ¥en open throw the entire lower floor by rats gnawing on matches. The. !9to one large room. The ceiling“of loss is estimated at about $500, and. the living room will be beamed. and there is no insurance. Mr. Gilmore. *2® walls paneled, while the dining contemplated makingysome improve-. *0°™ will have paneled walle and a ments to his penperty ia now at a. CSisson ceiling. Both rooms will have loss as to what he will do. great stone fireplaces facing each other broad stone chimneys, sixteen feet in width at eachend. Id a wing adjoining the dining room are the kitchen, pantries, laundry and servants’ rooms. On the second floor are bedrooms. nearly all having conneeting baths and dressing rooms. : The Obristian Endeavor Society will give alawn party tomorrow evening at the Congregational church. -The following program has been prepared : There is whiskey and whiskey, but Trombone Solo—N. W. Benvett. _ . oniy one “Jesse Moore” Whiskey—the Recitation—Miss Olera Nancarrdw. . ping doctors recommend for its purity Recitation—Geo. Bennett of Grass; : Solo—Jobn Werry. + BORN. ae ane 2 -Recitation-Mre:W. H. Kirkbride. Selection—Mandolin Club. Solo—Mrs. ©. E: Prentise. Admission including refreshments, . : adults twenty-five cents, children ten eeuts. at Caneclled the Date. The representative of Sherman & Clay intended giving an exhibition with three hundred records on a Vioto'talking machine, in front of Vinton’s drugstore tonight, bat has can: celled the date on account of the death of Dr. R. M. Hunt. : Io Neyada City, Cal., July 15th, 1902, to the wife of Herbert Brown, a son, In Nevada City, Oal., July 15th. 1902, to the wife of George Downey a son, ——X£_Z==[—_~_—__—. Fresh Every Day.. Are my Ice Cream, Ice Oream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service. TEGLER’S, Oommercial Street, Nevada IG 8 SIA ——SELL—— Oita ‘ (The Deerlss:Keland: Ke Cream freezers $8.50 $10 = $12.50 ~ $14.00 See Our Window Display Electro-Dental Parlors <o.cetinnennarnmctetaea These parlors area branch of the Electro-Deneal established nearly othe. ss four yeérs ago. One of the best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast Are Located Here. Permanently with allthe modern of Sacramento, or go and absolutely first-class w : oot" guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other PLATES, tt U .OUR PRICES: he EN tl Uoper or Lower $10 00 GOLD FILLINGS.. .....$2.00 Uo GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Kerat... 6 00. SILV8R FILLINGS.." "”” BRIDGE WORK, per taath.. 6 O0/CLEARING. Teens 77" ght O° PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. QO No chorge tor Extr cting wher ane ; , ' ai . Main 633. ii -R.B. SMITH, D.D. Ss. Hellman of the Nevada Bank is erect-. sistor_ Mrs. Jana W. ebingles, with a broad veranda 100 feet ley. These are the finest raspberries of the house, Rough trunks of cedar . fill all orders for puttin as columns, and at either end of the ‘ side, divided from it by redwood col-'at opposite ends of the honse, and the, __« 4a Tl (OMDANY a! . ee . ee ae $1 75 be ear ea ne ae 2 00 SB . ace ee 2 25) 4 QUATEB i ecesweetsscsnesanegee 2 SU. ELECTRIGAL aud other conveniences for dotog} . — TRANSORE Ey Work on the new $25,000 hotel at Colfax is progressing favorably, and the framework of two stories is now up and the third story wee started today. . Ex-Oonductor Gillen of the Southern Pacific is the manager of the enterprise. Oarl Schmidt has the contract for all the lumber in the stracture, from his sawmill near the Central House, and it is. being shipped from this city. Rice & Lewis of this city, are prepsring the lumber for finishing work, see dees ome ecoeengencretaaats in a Brief Wa Busy Readers. ae: guperipentdent ot Pablis ! on Kirk nas apportioned $1 s Nevada county’ share of . shoo] money. 4 itt Rector gave & picnic Loaf last night and a num triends enjoyed themselves arouod a large bonfire ¢ Wwe diition is being made to” Rebekah Funeral. The: officers and members of Neva. ~ os ‘emee Rebekah are hereby requested to meet . _ We offer One Hundred p, at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday, Pip ones get Be Ostarrh th July 16, at 1 o*clock for the purpose. * p. J. OnuNEY & Oot of attending the funeral of our late. — ‘We, the anders; ned, Fannie NICKLEss, N. G, * ADELINE HOTHERBALL, Sec’y, 2t atla ae out . and MU e property of Mrs. Gr i : by thelr fr a ny obligations) as on Piety Hill, : pas .: a mad WEST & TxUan, wholesale drop, imonds last evening t r Simon Finest of Raspberries. bg) pn & Marve, ygpey © ia extended order Oheats wee ' {eale hey, dope Toledo,O. —* “Mammstreet. Yee Lee, who conducts the Obinese. ,1*!!'® Oatarrh Onre ig Ladies’ Sewing Society ‘of co church will meet at the r ot Mrs. J.G. O’Neill on The ernoon. ros ‘. nty Grand Chief Ranger D, palate by John Rosewall and W. M. Quigley as F Ranger, last evening fasta! as follows of Ooart Garfl ers of America: W. M. Quig R ; John Delbridge, 0. B; Je son, 8. W.; Ernest Aver, J. ivens, 8. B.; Harry Penrose M. Avery, Leo'urer; H. y, organist; D. A. Dailey, nally, acting directly up ' and mucous services tf thes bg bes gae ors gt free. Price 2%, per . y all druggists, Hall’s Family Pills is te best Oall on Ed Schaiidt when J anything in the tobacco tine, Clean-Up Sa Of Wrappers MAHER & C0: ~ Old Price. New store at the Pleza bridge, has purchased this season’s crop of raspberries on the Lehr ranch in Willow Valin the market, and he is prepared to gup. jy10 you G. J. Rector yesterday af entertained the Broad Sti ‘Club. : on, the druggist, has sometl rest to miners, machine men nics in bis changed advert in this evening’s TRANSO 6 Wrappers eG Woe $ 75 now... $ m 12 Wrappers.....1-25-now.... 4 : 18 Wrappers ... — D> 's Wreppers. 2S nom Conference, ' 9 Wrappers.... 2 50 now.... 2 Everyone must go. Be the first to buy. We won't} them long. Come and get the biggest bargain that we ht ever offered. ; ; Great Sale of Odd Style Children’s Hosi = at 5-Cents a Pair. : _ Bargains in every corner of -our store.We-are ho cleaning now and all summer goods must go. q Watch for that big sale of Summer Dress Goods. . are getting ready for it now. ~ MAHER & CO, Stock Removed fo. evening the fourth qnart pnce was held-at-theMethe ph, Rev, W. 8. Mathew, D.I air, This being the lest con orthe year reports were from the various départm rch work, all. of which wer pouraging character, The ported an increase of mem in the church. The Epw jo president also reported in its membership. The . bool had a prosperous yea: ed by the Superintendent. from the Intermediate and. agues shoved some adva adies and Women’s Missioi ies had been doing good w . the Trustees reported vala vements in church and par operty. Oa motion of R. G, b00 a resolution was unpanim sed requesting the return of Wm. Angwin for another ; innueal Conferénce will mee Grove September 10th. bard Eddy, Will Hooper Anderson started this a ora camping trip throug! ains. They will make e tc lakes, eS ee Irn TOMOPRE and Mre. W. D. Vinton, been visiting at-San Fran tarn home tomorrow mor! vere apprised by telephone bon, of the death of Dr. J . and will be here to atten: j services, Grass. Vale. The Ladies of Nevada City’ wishing to bay Stylish Millis ~ should call at our Grass Valley store, where they will rece prompt attention, Our Nevada City Store wil! reopen Septem 15th with a full'line of FALL MILLINERY. . MRS. L. LUBECK, “S22 6. Grasse Walley. 11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and {uvigorating a beverage sey be created, will be made from our last 2% : : HIRES’ ROOT BEER just only received. Better get a bottle and make sightv drinks. 20 cents each — thrae for 60 cts. HIRES’ CARBONATED ‘ROOT BEER . (ready to drink) in two-pint botties at 25 cts. each. CHAS. E., MULLOY, *Grocer ng, sweet smoke, Thomas. for sale at Rector Bros. Don’t Get Lelt---Be On Time We have an elegant line of CLOOKS and WATOHES of all makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. . You will not be behind time if you have oneof.our Watches — _or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. If you have 4 Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing bring itto us. We will fixit. That’s our speciaky, Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung ‘Watohm akers PHONE WEST 14, ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA crt All Byés on Texas. t is Texas. Her vast € and marvelous oil disco: Si aaa oF toe atement of won t Cisco, Tex., of Dr. King’s aha i Consumption. ° Dntracted a se editor J, "§ ons # 8 most obstinate Tesulted in protease “bot she has been comp by Dr. King’s New Disco sitively guaranteed for Co and all Throat and Lun and $l. Triai bottles f 2 Souvenir Spoons.. then. "Auong.the many ‘bene “Seereetory or . Washington ool Building, the Obempion mine, . } Pine, eta, make Handsome Souve 4 Spoons, and ale ‘ : sold at.a very low price—quatity considered, \ »» Couldn't Nave Stood . pn cen ee. = had I'ching Piles T Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly: Repaired [MMB eonoying 3G, Rise. 7 eee : i ed C. J. BRAN ve . D, = + The Jeweler .