July 18, 1902 (4 pages)

oe ; ing _ testimony that Sarah was jealous of Hagar on account of ae me Cae -Nevapa City Daity TRANsc ner Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. “TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION ByMet, += = + + $6 Por Year. By Carrier, +s $2 bade Per Wee pean : Delivered toany part «f§the city. PRUDAYS esti ig sess as ius July 8, 1902 ~ Father’s Knee. Fd HE following from a woman contributor in the Tulare Register contains so much of truth and is put in such a readable form that we reproduce it, notwithstandits length: . Page upon page is printed, lecture upon lecture delivered, expounding the duties of motherhood. The physical development of the child is ‘reckoned of less importance than character building. At “the mother’s kiiee” we are told the mind of the child should be instilled in the principals of good morals, good manners, good taste, purity. and religion and very lately there has been added to this “mother’s knee” course good citizenship. She must teach her childrén to be patriotic; instill in them love of country, reverence tor the flag and above all, inspire her boys with the sacred privileges of citizenship. } _All this is well and not beyond reason in the demands upon motherhood toward the development of the child. But is there nothing to be learned at father’s knee? With sons the ‘mother’s knee’ period is comparatively short. The boy soon passes on.to another stage of development wherein father’s example becomes a potent factor, often submerging _ the lessons learned at “mother’s knee,” leaving them only a dim and, perhaps, sweet memory—something to think about while paying some penalty of tollowing father’s example; something perhaps to prevent him from losing all faith in human ‘goodness. “She was good” he thinks, “and really did know what was best.” _ A mother may devote the best years of her life teaching the small'sons that tobacco is injurious, that swearing is bad, that honesty is the only true and safe road to happiness and _Success, when too often a sad day comes when the small boy looks steadily into her eyes and says, “Papa does it.” The “I'd rather you wouldn’t” or “You are too young, my son,” goes for nothing against the stronger force of example. . : As every mother’s influence extends beyond-the boundaries of her home so also does every father’s. A boy very naturally chooses a man as his ideal. If not his father, some other man, and if thisman’s conduct —is not—based upon “mother’s knee,” principles rest -assured the boy knows it. . ___The-average American boy is too shrewd to be fooled. A man may pose before society and be admired for what he is not, but the smallunobserved boy knows him and admires him for what he is. The boy knows what kind of a tie he wears, whether his clothes are tailor-made or_otherwise. ~He} knows whether this man smokes cigarettes occasionally himself. The boy may be a rod away boring a hole*in the dirt with his toe while his ideal man is driving that sharp bargain or while he-is piling that cord of wood with the bottom sticks the wrong way. The boy knows what -his man puts under_the buggy seat or into the boat when he goes fishing, And what this man does is a stronger argument fos manliness than any woman’s talk. From what one hears or reads on the subject of the risgeneration one might infer that all a boy needed was a good mother to insure a splendid manhood. There are thousands of good mothers who have taught their boys with the greatest care, striven always to keep the highest ideals be‘fore them, all seemingly to no purpose. The father’s life or the lives of other men based on ideals of an inferior sort influenced him most. There would be less cause for complaint especially of the American boy if in the “knee course” of early instruction the father should appreciate a great deal more his responsibility and be sure that his example reinforced the mother’s teachings.” FRPP Pe RHR HH B® Jealousy and Love. OME philosophers, notably a man named Finck, who wrote about ancient and modern love, have contended that jealousy is a modern emotion and was unknown among ancient people. Finck refers to various improper customs prevalent in patriarchal times and not yet extinct in the world, particularly§ polygamy and polyandry; and from them concludes that men and women, under primitive conditions, had not that desire for exclusiveness in love which is the root of jealousy. The soundness ‘of this conclusion may be questioned. There are jealousies in the harems of the polygamous ‘Turk, and we have scriptural t t t 8 Abraham’s attentions to the bond-woman. -that_a_man-has twe-wives is-not-evidence is jealous of the other. . Genuine love must have a desire for exclusiveness, and the love that is not slightly tinctured with jealousy must be] weak. Two persons never loved each other strongly who did not look askance on Strangers, Husbands have been jealous of their own children and wives of their mothers-inlaw. Jealousy in most cases is ridiculous, but, like many ridiculous things, it is not far from the borders of the sublime. The very dog that loves his master is jealous of him and barks at other dogs whom the master fondles. And, as civilization has not created jealousy, neither will it eradicate that passion, Jealousy is a concomitant of true love. : Surely the fact that —neither-wife +he—other officers of the American. G. B. Benham will be toastmaster cf the cceasion. been sent to the Rev. P.O. Yorke and the Rey. Frank Baker. ‘Richard Ford Mast Pay His Wife, Kate Pord,. $20 Per Month. The maintenance suit of Mrs. Ford of Grass Valley against Richard Ford, @ame up for trial in the Superior Court today before Judge Nilon. The plain\ tiff was represented by John R. Tyrrell Esq, and the defendent by A. Burfous bat what a reconciliation might be effected, ifthe unhappy pair so deused to ccme home intoxicated and as he bad a very violent temper she was afraid to remain and would run ber husband was a good provider and gave her a nice home, In response to. a question by Judge Nilon whether she would be willing to go back and live with the defendant the plaintiff answered “yes.” Upon being asked a similar question by the Judge the defendant said “he did not think he could get along with her.” fatherly advice, and said he could not see the reasou why they could not live together. He said that as the wife was not to blame, be would allow her $20 per month alimony antil: further action was brought or the case dismissed. Governor Invited. The executive committee of the San Francisco Labor Council have completed arrangements for the reception to be extended President Gompers and Federation of Labor. A mass meetiog will be held at the Alhambra Theater, Tuesday evening, July 22d, ‘at which Walter MecArthur of'the Coas: Seaman’s Journal, will preside, A banquet will be given President ‘Gom. pers aud the council on July 26 bh. Governor Gage bas been invited to welcome the executive council on behalf Ob. the State and Mayor Schmitz on behalf of the city. Invitations to attend the banquet have IWAN. All the memners Cha read and on motion approved. amined, fouud correct, was granted state aid for two half orphan childre sired. y “a The yume proede ot Novade here on a visit. Mrs. Ford, the plaintiff, testified that . which reason immigration to New ieract. G. W. Landebarg ts down from ordinarily their domestic relations Bs jeer es oy of the several roaa} Jef Hill. were happy; but that the defendant }d as well ax the General Road. J. Perkins is up from Erle. of said county, are in which renders Commi:-sioners of the said eounty said roads in a proper condition, and, out.of the house and over to her mothoteedening ta Maranon’ to naid gouesy than here on a visit. : or’s house. She stated, however, that . the Placing of the roads in a better cond! . O, W. Jordan and Ed. Hagarty of and manufacturing interests of said county dered bv thie Board tho 4 Road Fand to ad im tha cork oP ne toaid in the work o: immig: ation to said Nevad by ce mapeoving the public thoroug' Arditor and Tr hereby directed eral Road F: The Judge gave the parties some day Board of fait, Oficial Proceedings, Getting Ready. . = Ail the Chairmss of the Board, pre« Siruek by a Rock. the Merrifield mine this morning, was “Official Proceedings : For the Term Commencing Monday, July 7th, 1902. _ _. THORSDAY, JULY 17th; 1902. TF it to The : mom rere Delng pres ew H Mar: minutes of the previa: ‘necting were ik = are: then jumped onto his wheel The fee book of ae Coaeyy Dirtriet By order of the B: ard, Ellen M. Tindel} . Hill. Mrs. J. Penrose of Relief Hill is impossible fon theedoy . . Northup is over from North Sen to piace! Juan, “Whereas, in the opinion of this Board. Miss E. D. Keith of San Francisco is adv the agricuitural, mineral . Dumer are here on mining business. Jobn Magonigal is up from the Anthony House. : E. W. Weeks is up from Rough and Ready. The Anniversarg. Now, therefore. be it uuanimousily orthar sum of one sand doliars be appropriated from thetke county to the al a County, . by so i. is farther ordered that the County easurer be and they are t: transfer said sum of .00 from the General Fund to the Gen und. adjourned until FriBy order the morning at 10 o’elock, ; Chainnde Be os S doko’. Tomorrow, July 19th, will be the anAttest: F. L. Anpoaasr, Clerk, ae Bes ge aniversary ‘of the great fire of 1856, when the larger portion of the town was destroyed, and almost the entire population was left homeless. It will also be the second anniversary of the terrific explosion thet wrecked the powder magazine of Geo, E. Turner, end smashed most of the uty. . SACRAMENTO, July 18—J. C. Kahley, who. conducts a dairy outside the city limits, when leaving home this morning, was shot in the back. by an employe, Joe Bryte, and fell . offhis wagon. Bryte relieved his employer of $8.50, and put him into the wagon and ordered him +o drive into the city, Bryte then went to Kahley’s house and ordered Mrs. Kahley to hand over all the money in the house, The neighbors around heard her screams and came to the rescue, . Bryte known to the police, who expect a quick capture. is and disappeared. He is well larger one is the Oalifornia-Exposition ane sae iff bad brought suit for. ‘The filseten dees Co map of 1900. © plaint a rought sa OF! The following demands agaivst unty . ; . = ee . Sosa ok eo es race eri ike . amen . DePSORA Mention. . Edwards Bridge, . ca tet, a deer bor" not ga Me esas wakes Boe yy gf . eae? . Pythinns Meet Tonight, . , Mowat Ze 3t—¥e uy dant, bad deserted “her about Sight = Sronteetien tsoscea = ee Pe ‘$20 00 si FEES : 8 this morning, Heory French, ots months ago. H. C. Schroeder, compiling Military ao Superintendent M. W. Matherand/! an the members of the Boerd of. iio to dge, “No, 48, Knights of . Jose, formerly Pr ibiden: catl Mrs. Ford end Mrs. Pascoe, her Wm. George & Son, material for pe sich left this morning for Oakland to Supervisors went out to Edwards Psthias, will this evening confer the . for Governor, and Trustee of the mother, plaintiff's witnesses, wereex-. oa 9 eetndvd end wiaaiebade ty : Crossing tod«y, to see the eff-ct a Knight Rank in the long form. Jose Normal School, was thrown 4; amined, as were also Richard Ford: carr ed, ie is orvered that the sum of $508 be B. E Linder is over from You Bet. heavily loaded team. passing over . ‘The services will commence at 8 o’clock . and trampled under the horgest Geo:ge Vincent and Miss Henwood, . 'rassferred Diotrict red che ead Yung to! F.G, Smith, W.D. Jameson and J. would bave on the structure. It. is sharp. : His left leg was broken about the witnesses for defendant, but the ptemtro ag ange apeaenge ay dna id 8. Nichole came here last evening said that it shakes likes a leaf when Z a inches above the ankle and his testimony elicited showed that the. e al Koad Pu to the 3d Road District. {fom Sacramento. _ ee . One crosses, Maher & Oo. in their new advertise-. was.severely bruised. No inter couple’s estrangement was not go serSend fad she econ ot Road fot bande “] 2, 0: Harker ie down from Relief . “nother “Mecting, The blacksmiths of Nevada county . wilt hold another meeting at. Graes Valley next Saturday night, at which much importance will be transacted. They now belong to the National Horseshcere Union, Smashed Another. Another county bridge has gone in, Yesterday one of the large teams of the Yuba Development Company, with a wagon heavily loaded with lam ber, was going acroes s bridge over ‘Sweetland. Creek, below Sweefland, when the bridge broke down, but the team and wagon crossed safely. The structure was literally smashed, and traftic in that vicinity has been stopped. It had & span of 80 feet. Supervisor. Woods seems to be unlucky with bridges in his district this year, as this is the third that the Yaba Development Company’s team has broken down, ‘The company: loads tts wagous 66 heavily that would take a stee! bridge to hold them up: R. B. SMITH: _Viorosia, B, O., Jaly 17—Pekin correspondents of Ohinese pepers-_received hereby the Oriental liners ar~ THURSDAY, July 17th, 1902. The Board met ant : che moraberd present.” See aretn: ng. ing. f the preced: meet: e Dp ing ing he minutes o riving yesterday say that a big reThe only place in the city "The Heard hort exau'ned the Military . bejlion is being organized by the exwhere Shaving is done Roll of the Count) properly certified toand . 80 sar lead Tung fa Hsiang, Pri without Soap. presented by the sor, Oxer ers Lung slang, £rince : NP EE z 1: is ordered that the same be and ishere-/‘Tuan and Lan King, who sre in Nag. Face Massage a Specialty. . o further business ce miog before the . asaki, aad that they have the assistadjourned ‘until Friday anomie Be*"s. ance of General Tung Fu Hsiang, Fresh Every. o’eiock. : W:H. MaRTIn, . 2086 army was ordered disbanded, res ver y a Chairman of the Board. . an order which the soldisrs refused to ah ts Te atety 5. hoskine Deets. 2 comply with, but instead took their Day. e ; arms and joined the rebels. The intention is to invade Pekin and place There is whiskey ‘ane whiskey, but only one “Jesse Moore” Whiskey—the kind doctors recommend for its purity F. R. Richmond, while working at PROPRIETORS — 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. ae TEGLER’s, _ {Of State Oharles F. Oarrys. Tran-: Stel ts Wl, Through the ‘courtesy of Beoretary eOrIpT today received a number of handsome lithographed maps. One of ‘them contains two maps of the» State of California, All the principal cities, towns, railroads and stage routes are delive shown very clearly, in the prinoipal. report t map, and the other defines the location ) be President will tac’ ofthe granite, mineral deposits, 80-/official visit to Laure’ Parlor . riferous gravel, ete. The smaller ee évening, and the installation ot; ficers will take place, “After the . p business fe concluded a PUblig re tion will be held from 10 to 12, in hos of Mrs. Keith. A delegation yi, present from Manzanita Parior maps point out the different Oongressional, Senatorial, Assembly, Railroad and Equalization districts. There is also a separate one for the City and County ef San Francisco, which shows the several districte, These latter were compiled by the careful and painstaking Secretary of Srate. The nal ment today invite the ladies to call ie around and ‘look in their show window.and note the beantifal suite they sre selling for $1. They are guaranteed to be wash goods. jaries were sustained andno results are feared, Man wants but little here bel and he usually gets it. R & CO. mean MAHE » «See Window « « . They are all in one of our large windows. Every. of them has been reduced. Every one and $2.50 a Suit. = f — We hate too many: All ‘must go. Come and see il goods for the small price of __ $¥a Full Suit. $1 a Full Suit. Respectfully, oo . . . prompt attention. Our Nevada Oity Store will. reopen Septem 15th with a full line of FALL MILLINERY. . MRS. L. LUBECK, Mill Stree Grass Wash Goods Wash Goot of them sold for $2) The Ladies’ of Nevada City wishing to bay Stylish Milliver should call at our Grass Valley store, where they will rece! t Walley. wer is here from Stokin® of Obico San : Tormey of prest of the Weate p. Terry of Vall se last evening g for Washingtor Foreman Is here muels arriyed he , day. Old of San Fre nainess trip. giarks and H. sco were passen: y's incoming tral ier of San Jose nsiness trip. H. RB, Ayres le orping. 1B. ae who bh sco on 8 visit, james Andrews trip to the Bay O! ichards, A. Prisk . A here from the } ) Myra Ostrom arr ancisco last eveni h Bloomfleld on 4 Prentice of ] and passenger rn Pacific at tht Dell Chase of Sa fy J.D. Fleming on Steineggar ening ona visit t ousen. Miss St tatthe Cooper M Francisco. Maggie O’Connel d to teach the sche Steven. Hoose ant iss Hannah Neleo his city on a visit May Watson of Ing Miss Agnes Desiree Fenton, « 0 has been visitix aa returoed to her of her mother’s ill: ee a Test th Francisco, July 1% arbers of this city Millard, have broa ior Court to test ity’ of the law rt trade. In the c dthat the Act is rd “barbering” co} a8 no place in th ), 8nd that. the -f DMmission have n Act. It is furtl he State has no rig ttérs which concer nese among thems anoot be shown of life or property pbmmonwealth. + -*-0@e-> Templar, at its meeting last evening, conferred the Red Cross Degree on five candidates. conducted by Eminent Commander D. E. Matteson of Grass Valley. There wasa large delegation present from Grass Valley and Placer county, Af ter the ceremonies a fine banquet was enjoyed. The Grass Valley Knights returned home on a special car. Spector Eddy examined the property of Mrs. Mary Brown on the corner of Sacramento and Adams streets, today. The Trustees are going to run property of Oasper Cobn on Grove and Oleir. O'Connor, who bas been Knights Templar. Nevada Commenkery, No. 6, Knights lifting a large rock, when another rock fell and struck his right hand. The second finger was smashed and the end of the finger cut off. The hand was also badly bruised. Dr. Maller attended the injured man. _ A Big Dinner. . New York, July 17—A big dinner will be giyen in honor of J. Pierpont Morgan next Tuesday in the House or Commons, cables the London correspondent of the Herald. A. W. MaMaconochie, M. P., is to be the host, and the guests will include Premier Balfour‘and several Cabinet Ministers. ey Hand Made Harness. The ceremonies were Inspecting Today. City Olerk Peard and Sewer InEvery teamster who knows his business is fully aware of the fact that hend made harness is the best, and] © will outlast three sets of machine made goods. Why should you send Out of town for this class of goods, when you can get them from James Cairns. He makes the harness him-. ‘. eelf and gaarantees it. : Advertised Lellers. he sewer within one hundred feet of he property, and will then serve no-, ice on the owner, The officials also inspected the treet. Seriousiy tl. Mrs. O’Connor, mother of Charlie: ick for some time at ber home on and healthfalness, : Commercial Street, Nevada . Oity Fo 8 SHAW Cpa The Peerless Iceland ce Cream Freezer —SELL—— > bng, sweet smoke, 11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage res ory be created, will be made from our. last ot o : RES’ ROOT BEER just only received. Better get a bottle and make eighty drinks, . ‘ ; ROOT BEER HI HIRES’ CARBONATED to drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 ote, CHAS. E. MULLOY, G piias. BE. MULLOY, Gro ONT issn Soiyes ens eg ae 2 25 $8.50 $10 $12.5 $14.00 44466444 e See Our Window Display . Electro-Dental Parlors 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 bave one of our Watches or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. Ifyou bave a Watch or Clock that does not work well and needs repairing © . bring ittous. We will fixit. That’s our specialty. Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung 4\ Nimrod stree’, is very ill today. The following is a list of the letters a remaining in Postoffice at Nevada sy oa eda ee, ep: ; For Old Soldier S. Olav, J na These Ne Bay: branch of the icetroTensei Parlors of Sac t Geades. Antoe Conan jer lg ae go big ello largest and WasuineTox, July 17—“We pledge . Aaa a = # — a Seine oar a ae eh Ok nee Magen, May Are Located -Here Permanently oa pwriting that during their service in. _ Bighewonge, Donglas vith, Bit the. madeen ELECTRIGAL Gnd other eonveniences for doing . ln the House of Representatives they — Art. a All po Setar sine at Ouc-baif : : a will work and vote for all measures in Pate dentists. ” ehalt the regular ‘prices charged by other . This lea pert of ths langacee afore, . Bilve enue PLATES. tel Laser erLower ain aire kell : \ ° or 10 y u Beene . = : + olation which bas been drafted by; . Wakerley, W. A. GOLD CROWNS. 22 Karat 6 00/ SILVE "FILLINGS.-."--"32-90 00 members ‘of the Grand Army, and sent ae ee for in fifteen days let. BRIDGE WORK, nips 6 08 CLEANING. 80c lp which-will be presented for adoption . te! sent to the dead letter of. RAI EXTRA ae. 80 CENTS: . atthe coming, grand eagampment of per len piesa = gp PB a @@ No chorge for Extrasting when . e ordered, 4 thet organisation in this city next. pay fee of one cent for each letter.) ome Main633. <p ae it: Be SMITH, D. D. s. October. 8. Oarxnes, Postmaster. ~ Flaseale Baliding, ap Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City.; SSS Watchmekers.PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT! cr pec tee ee 5) Te Oa . Gs Souvenir Spoons. ss Mens “asag' inet "neues Noose On ashi hool ing, the C mine, Lou . The Jeweler . = . Don’t Get Lett---Be On Tim for sale at Rector nr nd sakes, Hiram! Must be turrible y 80, S’manthy?” by! Isee in they feller in. New Yor me preserves! . be All Eyes on T t is Texas, He and marvelous the ‘world. Ne ng statement of t Cisco, Yex,, of ] ery for Consun bntracted a severe editor J. J, ® Most obstina resulted in pr but she has be by Dr. King’s Ne Bap eltively guarantee and all Throat an ie and $1. Trial ————~+ee ASTC for Infants and. nd You Have A 8 the are of , en Mob Couldn’t Have * bad Ttohing ¥ annoying: but ve will cure the bearth.~ Tt inmg . for Injuries, P, Ons it’s the ‘bes Price 26¢ bos Sold by W, D, 0-6 penne . the best of eve Be send your ord Tere Sete tained Notice to the 4 es nd after Sunda of the Union Too Wery Sunday at left Saturday ey 7 Morning will ; on. .

oe ; ing _ testimony that Sarah was jealous of Hagar on account of ae me Cae -Nevapa City Daity TRANsc ner Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. “TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION ByMet, += = + + $6 Por Year. By Carrier, +s $2 bade Per Wee pean : Delivered toany part «f§the city. PRUDAYS esti ig sess as ius July 8, 1902 ~ Father’s Knee. Fd HE following from a woman contributor in the Tulare Register contains so much of truth and is put in such a readable form that we reproduce it, notwithstandits length: . Page upon page is printed, lecture upon lecture delivered, expounding the duties of motherhood. The physical development of the child is ‘reckoned of less importance than character building. At “the mother’s kiiee” we are told the mind of the child should be instilled in the principals of good morals, good manners, good taste, purity. and religion and very lately there has been added to this “mother’s knee” course good citizenship. She must teach her childrén to be patriotic; instill in them love of country, reverence tor the flag and above all, inspire her boys with the sacred privileges of citizenship. } _All this is well and not beyond reason in the demands upon motherhood toward the development of the child. But is there nothing to be learned at father’s knee? With sons the ‘mother’s knee’ period is comparatively short. The boy soon passes on.to another stage of development wherein father’s example becomes a potent factor, often submerging _ the lessons learned at “mother’s knee,” leaving them only a dim and, perhaps, sweet memory—something to think about while paying some penalty of tollowing father’s example; something perhaps to prevent him from losing all faith in human ‘goodness. “She was good” he thinks, “and really did know what was best.” _ A mother may devote the best years of her life teaching the small'sons that tobacco is injurious, that swearing is bad, that honesty is the only true and safe road to happiness and _Success, when too often a sad day comes when the small boy looks steadily into her eyes and says, “Papa does it.” The “I'd rather you wouldn’t” or “You are too young, my son,” goes for nothing against the stronger force of example. . : As every mother’s influence extends beyond-the boundaries of her home so also does every father’s. A boy very naturally chooses a man as his ideal. If not his father, some other man, and if thisman’s conduct —is not—based upon “mother’s knee,” principles rest -assured the boy knows it. . ___The-average American boy is too shrewd to be fooled. A man may pose before society and be admired for what he is not, but the smallunobserved boy knows him and admires him for what he is. The boy knows what kind of a tie he wears, whether his clothes are tailor-made or_otherwise. ~He} knows whether this man smokes cigarettes occasionally himself. The boy may be a rod away boring a hole*in the dirt with his toe while his ideal man is driving that sharp bargain or while he-is piling that cord of wood with the bottom sticks the wrong way. The boy knows what -his man puts under_the buggy seat or into the boat when he goes fishing, And what this man does is a stronger argument fos manliness than any woman’s talk. From what one hears or reads on the subject of the risgeneration one might infer that all a boy needed was a good mother to insure a splendid manhood. There are thousands of good mothers who have taught their boys with the greatest care, striven always to keep the highest ideals be‘fore them, all seemingly to no purpose. The father’s life or the lives of other men based on ideals of an inferior sort influenced him most. There would be less cause for complaint especially of the American boy if in the “knee course” of early instruction the father should appreciate a great deal more his responsibility and be sure that his example reinforced the mother’s teachings.” FRPP Pe RHR HH B® Jealousy and Love. OME philosophers, notably a man named Finck, who wrote about ancient and modern love, have contended that jealousy is a modern emotion and was unknown among ancient people. Finck refers to various improper customs prevalent in patriarchal times and not yet extinct in the world, particularly§ polygamy and polyandry; and from them concludes that men and women, under primitive conditions, had not that desire for exclusiveness in love which is the root of jealousy. The soundness ‘of this conclusion may be questioned. There are jealousies in the harems of the polygamous ‘Turk, and we have scriptural t t t 8 Abraham’s attentions to the bond-woman. -that_a_man-has twe-wives is-not-evidence is jealous of the other. . Genuine love must have a desire for exclusiveness, and the love that is not slightly tinctured with jealousy must be] weak. Two persons never loved each other strongly who did not look askance on Strangers, Husbands have been jealous of their own children and wives of their mothers-inlaw. Jealousy in most cases is ridiculous, but, like many ridiculous things, it is not far from the borders of the sublime. The very dog that loves his master is jealous of him and barks at other dogs whom the master fondles. And, as civilization has not created jealousy, neither will it eradicate that passion, Jealousy is a concomitant of true love. : Surely the fact that —neither-wife +he—other officers of the American. G. B. Benham will be toastmaster cf the cceasion. been sent to the Rev. P.O. Yorke and the Rey. Frank Baker. ‘Richard Ford Mast Pay His Wife, Kate Pord,. $20 Per Month. The maintenance suit of Mrs. Ford of Grass Valley against Richard Ford, @ame up for trial in the Superior Court today before Judge Nilon. The plain\ tiff was represented by John R. Tyrrell Esq, and the defendent by A. Burfous bat what a reconciliation might be effected, ifthe unhappy pair so deused to ccme home intoxicated and as he bad a very violent temper she was afraid to remain and would run ber husband was a good provider and gave her a nice home, In response to. a question by Judge Nilon whether she would be willing to go back and live with the defendant the plaintiff answered “yes.” Upon being asked a similar question by the Judge the defendant said “he did not think he could get along with her.” fatherly advice, and said he could not see the reasou why they could not live together. He said that as the wife was not to blame, be would allow her $20 per month alimony antil: further action was brought or the case dismissed. Governor Invited. The executive committee of the San Francisco Labor Council have completed arrangements for the reception to be extended President Gompers and Federation of Labor. A mass meetiog will be held at the Alhambra Theater, Tuesday evening, July 22d, ‘at which Walter MecArthur of'the Coas: Seaman’s Journal, will preside, A banquet will be given President ‘Gom. pers aud the council on July 26 bh. Governor Gage bas been invited to welcome the executive council on behalf Ob. the State and Mayor Schmitz on behalf of the city. Invitations to attend the banquet have IWAN. All the memners Cha read and on motion approved. amined, fouud correct, was granted state aid for two half orphan childre sired. y “a The yume proede ot Novade here on a visit. Mrs. Ford, the plaintiff, testified that . which reason immigration to New ieract. G. W. Landebarg ts down from ordinarily their domestic relations Bs jeer es oy of the several roaa} Jef Hill. were happy; but that the defendant }d as well ax the General Road. J. Perkins is up from Erle. of said county, are in which renders Commi:-sioners of the said eounty said roads in a proper condition, and, out.of the house and over to her mothoteedening ta Maranon’ to naid gouesy than here on a visit. : or’s house. She stated, however, that . the Placing of the roads in a better cond! . O, W. Jordan and Ed. Hagarty of and manufacturing interests of said county dered bv thie Board tho 4 Road Fand to ad im tha cork oP ne toaid in the work o: immig: ation to said Nevad by ce mapeoving the public thoroug' Arditor and Tr hereby directed eral Road F: The Judge gave the parties some day Board of fait, Oficial Proceedings, Getting Ready. . = Ail the Chairmss of the Board, pre« Siruek by a Rock. the Merrifield mine this morning, was “Official Proceedings : For the Term Commencing Monday, July 7th, 1902. _ _. THORSDAY, JULY 17th; 1902. TF it to The : mom rere Delng pres ew H Mar: minutes of the previa: ‘necting were ik = are: then jumped onto his wheel The fee book of ae Coaeyy Dirtriet By order of the B: ard, Ellen M. Tindel} . Hill. Mrs. J. Penrose of Relief Hill is impossible fon theedoy . . Northup is over from North Sen to piace! Juan, “Whereas, in the opinion of this Board. Miss E. D. Keith of San Francisco is adv the agricuitural, mineral . Dumer are here on mining business. Jobn Magonigal is up from the Anthony House. : E. W. Weeks is up from Rough and Ready. The Anniversarg. Now, therefore. be it uuanimousily orthar sum of one sand doliars be appropriated from thetke county to the al a County, . by so i. is farther ordered that the County easurer be and they are t: transfer said sum of .00 from the General Fund to the Gen und. adjourned until FriBy order the morning at 10 o’elock, ; Chainnde Be os S doko’. Tomorrow, July 19th, will be the anAttest: F. L. Anpoaasr, Clerk, ae Bes ge aniversary ‘of the great fire of 1856, when the larger portion of the town was destroyed, and almost the entire population was left homeless. It will also be the second anniversary of the terrific explosion thet wrecked the powder magazine of Geo, E. Turner, end smashed most of the uty. . SACRAMENTO, July 18—J. C. Kahley, who. conducts a dairy outside the city limits, when leaving home this morning, was shot in the back. by an employe, Joe Bryte, and fell . offhis wagon. Bryte relieved his employer of $8.50, and put him into the wagon and ordered him +o drive into the city, Bryte then went to Kahley’s house and ordered Mrs. Kahley to hand over all the money in the house, The neighbors around heard her screams and came to the rescue, . Bryte known to the police, who expect a quick capture. is and disappeared. He is well larger one is the Oalifornia-Exposition ane sae iff bad brought suit for. ‘The filseten dees Co map of 1900. © plaint a rought sa OF! The following demands agaivst unty . ; . = ee . Sosa ok eo es race eri ike . amen . DePSORA Mention. . Edwards Bridge, . ca tet, a deer bor" not ga Me esas wakes Boe yy gf . eae? . Pythinns Meet Tonight, . , Mowat Ze 3t—¥e uy dant, bad deserted “her about Sight = Sronteetien tsoscea = ee Pe ‘$20 00 si FEES : 8 this morning, Heory French, ots months ago. H. C. Schroeder, compiling Military ao Superintendent M. W. Matherand/! an the members of the Boerd of. iio to dge, “No, 48, Knights of . Jose, formerly Pr ibiden: catl Mrs. Ford end Mrs. Pascoe, her Wm. George & Son, material for pe sich left this morning for Oakland to Supervisors went out to Edwards Psthias, will this evening confer the . for Governor, and Trustee of the mother, plaintiff's witnesses, wereex-. oa 9 eetndvd end wiaaiebade ty : Crossing tod«y, to see the eff-ct a Knight Rank in the long form. Jose Normal School, was thrown 4; amined, as were also Richard Ford: carr ed, ie is orvered that the sum of $508 be B. E Linder is over from You Bet. heavily loaded team. passing over . ‘The services will commence at 8 o’clock . and trampled under the horgest Geo:ge Vincent and Miss Henwood, . 'rassferred Diotrict red che ead Yung to! F.G, Smith, W.D. Jameson and J. would bave on the structure. It. is sharp. : His left leg was broken about the witnesses for defendant, but the ptemtro ag ange apeaenge ay dna id 8. Nichole came here last evening said that it shakes likes a leaf when Z a inches above the ankle and his testimony elicited showed that the. e al Koad Pu to the 3d Road District. {fom Sacramento. _ ee . One crosses, Maher & Oo. in their new advertise-. was.severely bruised. No inter couple’s estrangement was not go serSend fad she econ ot Road fot bande “] 2, 0: Harker ie down from Relief . “nother “Mecting, The blacksmiths of Nevada county . wilt hold another meeting at. Graes Valley next Saturday night, at which much importance will be transacted. They now belong to the National Horseshcere Union, Smashed Another. Another county bridge has gone in, Yesterday one of the large teams of the Yuba Development Company, with a wagon heavily loaded with lam ber, was going acroes s bridge over ‘Sweetland. Creek, below Sweefland, when the bridge broke down, but the team and wagon crossed safely. The structure was literally smashed, and traftic in that vicinity has been stopped. It had & span of 80 feet. Supervisor. Woods seems to be unlucky with bridges in his district this year, as this is the third that the Yaba Development Company’s team has broken down, ‘The company: loads tts wagous 66 heavily that would take a stee! bridge to hold them up: R. B. SMITH: _Viorosia, B, O., Jaly 17—Pekin correspondents of Ohinese pepers-_received hereby the Oriental liners ar~ THURSDAY, July 17th, 1902. The Board met ant : che moraberd present.” See aretn: ng. ing. f the preced: meet: e Dp ing ing he minutes o riving yesterday say that a big reThe only place in the city "The Heard hort exau'ned the Military . bejlion is being organized by the exwhere Shaving is done Roll of the Count) properly certified toand . 80 sar lead Tung fa Hsiang, Pri without Soap. presented by the sor, Oxer ers Lung slang, £rince : NP EE z 1: is ordered that the same be and ishere-/‘Tuan and Lan King, who sre in Nag. Face Massage a Specialty. . o further business ce miog before the . asaki, aad that they have the assistadjourned ‘until Friday anomie Be*"s. ance of General Tung Fu Hsiang, Fresh Every. o’eiock. : W:H. MaRTIn, . 2086 army was ordered disbanded, res ver y a Chairman of the Board. . an order which the soldisrs refused to ah ts Te atety 5. hoskine Deets. 2 comply with, but instead took their Day. e ; arms and joined the rebels. The intention is to invade Pekin and place There is whiskey ‘ane whiskey, but only one “Jesse Moore” Whiskey—the kind doctors recommend for its purity F. R. Richmond, while working at PROPRIETORS — 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. ae TEGLER’s, _ {Of State Oharles F. Oarrys. Tran-: Stel ts Wl, Through the ‘courtesy of Beoretary eOrIpT today received a number of

handsome lithographed maps. One of ‘them contains two maps of the» State of California, All the principal cities, towns, railroads and stage routes are delive shown very clearly, in the prinoipal. report t map, and the other defines the location ) be President will tac’ ofthe granite, mineral deposits, 80-/official visit to Laure’ Parlor . riferous gravel, ete. The smaller ee évening, and the installation ot; ficers will take place, “After the . p business fe concluded a PUblig re tion will be held from 10 to 12, in hos of Mrs. Keith. A delegation yi, present from Manzanita Parior maps point out the different Oongressional, Senatorial, Assembly, Railroad and Equalization districts. There is also a separate one for the City and County ef San Francisco, which shows the several districte, These latter were compiled by the careful and painstaking Secretary of Srate. The nal ment today invite the ladies to call ie around and ‘look in their show window.and note the beantifal suite they sre selling for $1. They are guaranteed to be wash goods. jaries were sustained andno results are feared, Man wants but little here bel and he usually gets it. R & CO. mean MAHE » «See Window « « . They are all in one of our large windows. Every. of them has been reduced. Every one and $2.50 a Suit. = f — We hate too many: All ‘must go. Come and see il goods for the small price of __ $¥a Full Suit. $1 a Full Suit. Respectfully, oo . . . prompt attention. Our Nevada Oity Store will. reopen Septem 15th with a full line of FALL MILLINERY. . MRS. L. LUBECK, Mill Stree Grass Wash Goods Wash Goot of them sold for $2) The Ladies’ of Nevada City wishing to bay Stylish Milliver should call at our Grass Valley store, where they will rece! t Walley. wer is here from Stokin® of Obico San : Tormey of prest of the Weate p. Terry of Vall se last evening g for Washingtor Foreman Is here muels arriyed he , day. Old of San Fre nainess trip. giarks and H.. sco were passen: y's incoming tral ier of San Jose nsiness trip. H. RB, Ayres le orping. 1B. ae who bh sco on 8 visit, james Andrews trip to the Bay O! ichards, A. Prisk . A here from the } ) Myra Ostrom arr ancisco last eveni h Bloomfleld on 4 Prentice of ] and passenger rn Pacific at tht Dell Chase of Sa fy J.D. Fleming on Steineggar ening ona visit t ousen. Miss St tatthe Cooper M Francisco. Maggie O’Connel d to teach the sche Steven. Hoose ant iss Hannah Neleo his city on a visit May Watson of Ing Miss Agnes Desiree Fenton, « 0 has been visitix aa returoed to her of her mother’s ill: ee a Test th Francisco, July 1% arbers of this city Millard, have broa ior Court to test ity’ of the law rt trade. In the c dthat the Act is rd “barbering” co} a8 no place in th ), 8nd that. the -f DMmission have n Act. It is furtl he State has no rig ttérs which concer nese among thems anoot be shown of life or property pbmmonwealth. + -*-0@e-> Templar, at its meeting last evening, conferred the Red Cross Degree on five candidates. conducted by Eminent Commander D. E. Matteson of Grass Valley. There wasa large delegation present from Grass Valley and Placer county, Af ter the ceremonies a fine banquet was enjoyed. The Grass Valley Knights returned home on a special car. Spector Eddy examined the property of Mrs. Mary Brown on the corner of Sacramento and Adams streets, today. The Trustees are going to run property of Oasper Cobn on Grove and Oleir. O'Connor, who bas been Knights Templar. Nevada Commenkery, No. 6, Knights lifting a large rock, when another rock fell and struck his right hand. The second finger was smashed and the end of the finger cut off. The hand was also badly bruised. Dr. Maller attended the injured man. _ A Big Dinner. . New York, July 17—A big dinner will be giyen in honor of J. Pierpont Morgan next Tuesday in the House or Commons, cables the London correspondent of the Herald. A. W. MaMaconochie, M. P., is to be the host, and the guests will include Premier Balfour‘and several Cabinet Ministers. ey Hand Made Harness. The ceremonies were Inspecting Today. City Olerk Peard and Sewer InEvery teamster who knows his business is fully aware of the fact that hend made harness is the best, and] © will outlast three sets of machine made goods. Why should you send Out of town for this class of goods, when you can get them from James Cairns. He makes the harness him-. ‘. eelf and gaarantees it. : Advertised Lellers. he sewer within one hundred feet of he property, and will then serve no-, ice on the owner, The officials also inspected the treet. Seriousiy tl. Mrs. O’Connor, mother of Charlie: ick for some time at ber home on and healthfalness, : Commercial Street, Nevada . Oity Fo 8 SHAW Cpa The Peerless Iceland ce Cream Freezer —SELL—— > bng, sweet smoke, 11,520 DRINKS OF as cool, refreshing and invigorating a beverage res ory be created, will be made from our. last ot o : RES’ ROOT BEER just only received. Better get a bottle and make eighty drinks, . ‘ ; ROOT BEER HI HIRES’ CARBONATED to drink) in two-pint bottles at 26 ote, CHAS. E. MULLOY, G piias. BE. MULLOY, Gro ONT issn Soiyes ens eg ae 2 25 $8.50 $10 $12.5 $14.00 44466444 e See Our Window Display . Electro-Dental Parlors 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 bave one of our Watches or clocks in your possession and rely upon it. Ifyou bave a Watch or Clock that does not work well and needs repairing © . bring ittous. We will fixit. That’s our specialty. Try us. A. & H. W. Hartung 4\ Nimrod stree’, is very ill today. The following is a list of the letters a remaining in Postoffice at Nevada sy oa eda ee, ep: ; For Old Soldier S. Olav, J na These Ne Bay: branch of the icetroTensei Parlors of Sac t Geades. Antoe Conan jer lg ae go big ello largest and WasuineTox, July 17—“We pledge . Aaa a = # — a Seine oar a ae eh Ok nee Magen, May Are Located -Here Permanently oa pwriting that during their service in. _ Bighewonge, Donglas vith, Bit the. madeen ELECTRIGAL Gnd other eonveniences for doing . ln the House of Representatives they — Art. a All po Setar sine at Ouc-baif : : a will work and vote for all measures in Pate dentists. ” ehalt the regular ‘prices charged by other . This lea pert of ths langacee afore, . Bilve enue PLATES. tel Laser erLower ain aire kell : \ ° or 10 y u Beene . = : + olation which bas been drafted by; . Wakerley, W. A. GOLD CROWNS. 22 Karat 6 00/ SILVE "FILLINGS.-."--"32-90 00 members ‘of the Grand Army, and sent ae ee for in fifteen days let. BRIDGE WORK, nips 6 08 CLEANING.. 80c lp which-will be presented for adoption . te! sent to the dead letter of. RAI EXTRA ae. 80 CENTS: . atthe coming, grand eagampment of per len piesa = gp PB a @@ No chorge for Extrasting when . e ordered, 4 thet organisation in this city next. pay fee of one cent for each letter.) ome Main633. <p ae it: Be SMITH, D. D. s. October. 8. Oarxnes, Postmaster. ~ Flaseale Baliding, ap Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City.; SSS Watchmekers.PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT! cr pec tee ee 5) Te Oa . Gs Souvenir Spoons. ss Mens “asag' inet "neues Noose On ashi hool ing, the C mine, Lou . The Jeweler . = . Don’t Get Lett---Be On Tim for sale at Rector nr nd sakes, Hiram! Must be turrible y 80, S’manthy?” by! Isee in they feller in. New Yor me preserves! . be All Eyes on T t is Texas, He and marvelous the ‘world. Ne ng statement of t Cisco, Yex,, of ] ery for Consun bntracted a severe editor J. J, ® Most obstina resulted in pr but she has be by Dr. King’s Ne Bap eltively guarantee and all Throat an ie and $1. Trial ————~+ee ASTC for Infants and. nd You Have A 8 the are of , en Mob Couldn’t Have * bad Ttohing ¥ annoying: but ve will cure the bearth.~ Tt inmg . for Injuries, P, Ons it’s the ‘bes Price 26¢ bos Sold by W, D, 0-6 penne . the best of eve Be send your ord Tere Sete tained Notice to the 4 es nd after Sunda of the Union Too Wery Sunday at left Saturday ey 7 Morning will ; on. .