July 5, 1904 (4 pages)

Hy 4 ~ re Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION @yMet, 2 + > $6-Per Year {. By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany vart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City seeeAswionas eis JULY 5, 1904 To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, THEODORE ROOSEVELT .FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren Fairbanks. PERSOMAL MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Charles O’Qonnor, who formerly resided here, came up from Sacramento to spend the Fourth. ' Robert Gates will leave tomorrow for Berkeley after visiting here with relatives. Supervisor E. T. Worthley came down from Washington today.Supervisor John Fay arrived from Truckee thie morning. N. 8. Oarney of San Francisco ar. tived here this morning. A. B. Lemmon is here from Sacra mento. Superintendent H. Eddie and family are down from the Delhi mine. Abe Oarley of San Francisco is here on a visit to bie mother, Levy Kendrick is here from San Franci-co on a visit to his old home, John O. Donnelly, the wholesale liquor merchant, is ib town. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Winterburn and son have arrived in San Francisco from Kansas and are now visiting Mrs, Winterburn’s mother, Mra.‘A. V. Deal. I. Zetlerbach, of the firm of A, Zallerbach & Sons. the largest paper dealers onthe Pacific coast, will arrive bere Thursday evening. Frank Werry is suffering with a poisoned hand. Mrs. Thos, Peard Jr, has gone to San Jose for a brief visit. Mrs. M. Lesser of Oakland, a sister of Mre. Lubeck, is here on a visit. Dr. F. J. Conlan retarned to the metropolis today, after spending the Fourth with relatives and-friends hee, Mre. William Olark of Pinole is here on a visit to her slater, Mrs, W. J. Palmer. Local Brevities. Several large windows in the business houses were broken yesterday, among them one in front of W. E, Jobnston’s and one in Max Kobler’s bakery. Rosenberg Bros., in a changed advertisement in this evening’s TranSCRIPT, speak of carpets, linoleams and wall paper which they have just’ received. Read the ad. which will be found in another column. Hieronimus’ brewery team was scared today by firecrackers on Commercial street and made a dash up the street, but was caught in front of Schmidt’s cigar store before any damage was done. Attention Odd Fellows, The officers and members of Oustomeh Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., are requested tu meet at their hall this (Tueedsy) evening, July 6th, when a consolidation of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 46,10. 0. F,, and Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., will take place The installation of officers will also take place. Let all attend. Refreshmente wil) be served. C. E. WHITTUM, N.G. Gro. A. Gray, RB. 8. ——_+ +60 Worst of All Experiences. Cau anything be worse than to fee that every minate will be your last Such was the experience of Mrs. 8. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three y ”’ ahe writes, “I endured insaffora from indigestion. stomach oot bowel tronble. “Death ed i when doctors and ail cases I indaced wae miracalous, I improved st once sod now I’m com ly Tecovered,” For Liver, Kidney, and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. — esl’ at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sot, _ The Curse of Womankind sick and nervous headaches. Shermen’s Hi Oure gives instant re sole agent. lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed [ivwh ret Miah ef @5c and 100@ box. It nl * you. You swallow a pill, and the head be is gone. They cure neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. 950 and 10c a box. For sale b ’ . Transcript Dickerman, Dickerman, Sole Agent. ve Good Sermon. In the unavoidable absence of Bishop M. ©. Harris, the Literary Commi'tee of the Fourth of July exercises, seeured the services of Rev. E. McOlish, President of the University of the Pacific, who acted as chaplaio of the day. On Satarday evening he preached @ Germon very appropriate to the oacasion. ‘Without dealing dircotly with our national history be called attention to our dett to the great past, showing that our civilization is a harvest gathered from the geuverations that preceded us, His text was taken from the IV chapter, 38 verse, of the Gospel of Jobn: “Other men have labored and ye have entered into their labore.” He said in substance that our civilization might be divided into five factors, viz.: our literature. our art, our science, our institutions, and our religion, And upon each of these other men had wrought for thonsands of years and the product of these workmen in different times were for us to enjoy and transmit. He showed that time tested all work and in the long testa only the usefal and the good were permitted to live. The fit survives. So that it comes to pass that we have the fruit and cream of all the ages, This is our heritage. Into this our forefathers entered and added their work and transmitted it to us, and let us eend it down to our posterity with worthy additions by our bands. Declared Insane. Npecial Dispatches to Transcript PARNER WILL HEAD TICKET All Opposition to His Nomination Withdrawn by Democratic Leaders. a Sr. Louis, July 5.—Ata conference of the prominent leaders of the Democratic party held this morning, it was deeided to withdraw all opposition to Judge Parker for the nomination of President. There is now no doubt but that he will be nominated on the first ballot unless instructed delegations gives a complimentary ballot to favorite sons. The Bryan element will oppose Parker. DISASTROUS TRAIN WRECK Five Railroad Men Lose Their Lives and Two Aré Injured. CoLFAx, July 5.—At an early hour Sunday morning a disastrous train wreck occurred on the Central Pacific, at Mrs. Elizabeth O'Donnell, an aged resident of this city, wus placed in the county jail Satarday evening to await examioation as to her sanity. Mrs. Eva Beardsley, who was brought to the hospital from Rough and Ready about the Ist of June, made two unsuccessful attempts at suicide Saturday. She was brought to the county jail this morning to be exameined as to her sanity. They were both examined by Drs Tickell and Maller this afternoon and committed to the asylam at Naps, The Tug-of-War. The big tug-of-war between the Lecompton dnd Oustomah teames which took place at the El Oro dance platform on Saturday evening drew quite a large and enthusiastic crowd. The contest lasted for fifteen minutes and was finally won by the Lecompton team. Frank Gibson and W.O Wiblliems of Grass Valiey acted as judges. Funeral Sunday. The funeral of Albert Otto, the 13months-old child of Mr. and Mfrs, Thomas Penrose Jr., took place from the family residence on Boulder street Sunday ufternoon and was attend: d by @ large number of friends of the family. ‘ Proposed Road. The proposed Newtown road to thie city is looked upon ae an excellent project by our citizens generally, and it would be of great benefit to all con cerned, The matter comes ap before the Board of Supervisors tomorrow. —— ——_ —-~@e-_ Sull to Quiet Title. Antone Silva, through bie attorney J. M. Walling, has commenced suit’ in the Superior Court against Willis iT: Silva, to quiet title to a piece of land on Nimrod street in this city. Good Meats. Oolley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on band at all times sor For s good cool, sharp giase of beer Headache Saps Your Vitality _ One dose of s Headache Cure will cure at point on the railroad between Blue Canyon and Oril, through some misconception of orders. Two freight trains, one east bound and the other west bound, came together full tives and several cars, but worst of all, resulting in the death of five train hands and the serious injury of two others Three engines and twelve cars went over the embankment and the track was torn up for a quarter of a mile. All trains were delayed and traffic blocked for about twelve hours. All of the injured railroad hands were taken to the hospital in Sacramento. One of the men killed is believed to be a tramp who was stealing a ride. speed on a curve, demolishing two big “battleship” locomo . : NANT SICGE GUIS PLANTED Japanese Still Continue to Advance and Close In On Port Arthur. CHEE Foo, July 5.—Chinese who left Port Arthur last Friday and have just arrived here report that only nine Russian warships remain in the harbor and that two vessels of this fleet have been missing since the battle with the Japanese warships which occurred on June 23d. ) The Japanese are reported to be steadily advancing around Port Arthur and have one hundred and fifty siege guns placed in position. Driven To Desperation. Living at an out of the way place What Shall We Fd a of nthe tow pee ry 4 noons. Apply to Mas; James Oainye, Street. ‘emote from civilization, a family is i often driven to desperation in case of Have for Dessert? accident, reeulting in Barne, Oute,. This question arises in the Wounds, Uleers, ete. Lay in a supply . every ; y day. Let us answer it to-day. ‘Try of Backlen’s Arnica Salve. 250 st : a delicious and healthful dessert, _ Given on Monday and Friday after fe ie minutes. No pois ! no cool, ‘Lemon, Orange, _ tf, . at your grocers to-day, acate, BOARD SUPERVISORS Busines Transacted for the Term-Commenc-ing July oth. ‘ The Board of Supervisors met in regular session today and transacted the following business: Tbe proceedings were ordered published in the. Morning Union. The qua terly repor's of-the Auditor and Treasurer were approved. Plans for the Newtown road were submitted to the Board and aetion postponed until.tomorrow. The following bills were allowed : T. Grenfell $80, L. A. Garthe $45, Nevada County Bank $86, H, J. Wright $60, G. W. Ogden $55, J. T. Hennessey $69, M: Power $67;" M. J. Brock $59, G. E. Kitzmeyer $75, OC. O. Townsend $2.95, G. L. Jones $56.10, J. G. O'Neill $56, L. W. Caldwell $20, Jae. B. Tally $5,L W. Caldwell $10,0. L. Morgan $15, Geo. A. Gray $9.85, I. W. Simpson $116, OC. H. Byron $40, Sweeney Bros: $80, James Ohegwidden $30, N. J. Rabr $5, Water Works $52, Gas Co. $180.50, Rosenberg Bros. $1,650, Miners Foundiy $244,80, John Delbridge $2 75, J. J. Jackson $8.45, H. Dickerman $5.65, G. E. Johneton $5.35, W. F. Wilkie $1.65, James Oajrns $1 50, Caroline Allen $8, E B. Dudley $7.50, L. H Watson $5. eee + At Home Again. David E. Morgan and wife, who have been touring through the Eastern and Southern States, are at home again. Mrs. A. T, Mocre, nee Rachel Morgan, who vow resides in Tyler, Texas, accompanied them on their rethem a cordial greeting, and weléomed them back to their bome with a fervency that showed pleinly the high esteem in which they are held in this community. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Jadge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of John Armstrong, deceased. Saleof ranch to James O Sweetland for $125 confirmed. Sale of bond to Nevada County Bank confirmed. Estate of Edward Miller, deceased Sale of interest in Fahey quartz mine to C. E. Clinch for $100, confirmed. Hay va. Huy. Demurrer of defendant to plaintiff's complaint submitted without argument. Oollias vs. Traro. Motion to tax costs submitted. Guardianship of John A. Regli Jr., settled, allowed and approved. ee ~~ oe 6 ~»> Nalupalized Today. In the Superiur Court today before Judge Nilon Manasses Devine, a native of Ireland, was naturalized. O O, Oonlan.and H.C. Schroeder were his witneeses, County Physician. The Board of Supervisors today resppointed Dr, A. H. Tickell County Physician. The Doctor gives the best of satisfation, and the inmates of the Hospital receive every attention under hie skillfal treatment. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandraff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and ig fine for cleansing teeth, The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and ai. Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Femele weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be bad by calling on J. 8. HOLBROO Corner of Pine and Oommercial Streets, Nevada City,Oal. 028-tf lf you wart a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in aud see ‘Vm. Barry. GOOD BARGAIN. © A seven-room pottage on Long Street is offered for sale. Call at once and you can get it at your own price. jan8 FRED E. BBOWN. VACCINATING SEASON! BLACKLEG AND ANTHRAX ; California ir oy Seki o> nce ed Artes —DON'T PUT IT OFF i Kur. . BS REEEN LABORATORY) tarn, and will make a short visit with’ ; her parents. Their many friends gave . * minor. Annual account of guardian . Died Yesterday After. noon After Lingering Illness, Jergen Eivfeldt, better known as ‘(Charley Einfeldt,” died at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. B. Osrley on Sacramen'o street,, He had suffered from illness for about a year and desih came i the nature of a relief. Deceased was aged 74 years, 6 months and 8 days and a native of Denmark. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. Oarley tomorrow afternocn at 2 o’clock with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Sunday’s Game. The baseball game at Glenbrook Park last Sunday afternoon between the Auroras of Grass Valley and the Nevadas drew a large crowd. It wasa lively contest from the start, and some good playing was dove on each side. Those who are competent to judge declared it to be one of the best games of the season. The Auroras won, the score standing 9 to 7. At the close of the fourth inning our bome nine was ahead, the ecore standing two to ove ia their favor, Then the other team made three runs and charged the ecore to 7 to 5, and they inthe lead. In the last inning Bassell of the Nevada fanned out three men. Considerable money was wagered onthe result of the game. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— eee SHREVE & CO. Stationery. tavitations to Weddings and all other social occasions. Marriage anMouncements. Reception and visiting cards. Correspondence cards embellished with Monograms. " Samples and estimates sent upon e e a u e 6 t WATCHES that bear the stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Poiat Jewelry.” SHREVE & COMPANY, Manufacturers, Jewelers and Silversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS SAN FRANCISCO ABG The Highest Priced but the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, City Taxes 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. I will be at my office in the City Haji, for the purpose of collecting ‘taxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to 6 and 7 to8 p. m. antil August lst. H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector, Nevada Oity, Jane 17, 1904. E. W. SCHMIDT, the leading dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC, Pine Street, Nevade City We carry ‘the celebrated PORTUONDO Ouban hand-made Be cigar Also other‘ brands of lead 0, sndker’s artiolee eta — ett INT ik BM MBER Saturday is the last day to buy before the Fourth . A FEW REINDERS Red, White and Blue Ribbons, all widths, Red, White and Blue Bunting. ‘ 72 in. Tarlenton, allcolors, . Oheese Cloth, all colora, : Neck Ribbons in Sativ, Morie and Taffeta, in all colors, 25c per yard, Ladies Silk Gloves, all styles. In White, Grey, Black, Tan, Mode, Ladies White Belts, Satin, Kid Silk, with large and emall backele, all styles and all prices, Ladies Hose, in Lace, Black and Colored, 25c, 50c. Children’s Lace Hoge, 25c. Summer Oorsets, many different stylee, all sizes, 50c, ¢1. Now Neck Roching, 8 differen styles. 4 New Hair Oombs. New Hat Pins New Linen Collars and Small Ties, New Pompadore Combs. New Girdle Foundations, made’ of Orinoline, also the Ribbon to cover the girdles.Por the Aids—Gold Oords and Gold Stars for the Hats. Come SATURDAY as we will not be open SUNDAY, es % -—— OPEN EVERY EVENING— Maher & Co., Nevada City . FOR SALE. Any part of. fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. Make offer. gu ‘Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. ————E=E ———— Buys a WALTHAM or an 6 in Cash ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store. Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street DR. ROONEY’S IpRescriprion FALMER & JHHSH, Tepes Wholecale and retailfdealers in ib M A LA P IA Fine Liquors $ Cigars, Is a Certain Cure. Try it. Everything Strictly High Class, Volo’ . Dhamag“ BROAD 8T REET THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But omy the best are kept by us. Drop in and ample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars e208 2 CHASIPION: SALOON O’OCONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. In Larger Quarters OREASE in business has demended larger quarters. These we have found, and are better prepares fon — to furnish the only reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. Remember there ie but one way to abstract property reliably and successfally, and that is by system, and remember also, tbat we have the ONLY system of Abstracts tn the County. ABSTRACTS furnished on short notice and at reasonable rates, Oar offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company 12 Commercial St. Broad Street, Nevada City CELE A Great Many Deople want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ *Phone Mat~ 41 Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee Raspberries, for th 2 Peaches, saan ss Apr Icots, Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Cherries, ‘Tavtons Tomatoes yio and other Fruit fresh every day at RCSENTHAL'S Tea and Coffee House} Broad Street, Nevada City, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. LARGEST IN THE WORLD. OVER $400,000,000 BAOK OF ITS POLICY CONTRAOTS, The lutual Life Ins. Co. will provide you with an jocome and an estate, _If you are in good health the Mutual ife will make this contract with you: At the end of 15 years it will pay you $600, and $500 each and every year thereafter for 15 years. At the end of that time it will aleo pay you 96000 cash. Larger and smaller smounts in proportion. Any contract insaranes in the . world written. The Matual Lite has just issued to James B. Colgate a policy for $1 4. te It will charge you the eame rate in pro rtion and for $15,000, $500 or any other caboent. 49 Cc. E, V. SAUNDERS, District Manager, 407 J Street, Sacramento , Ov, ive you the same THE FIRST AMERICAN that in th toget to fo dent ure. was . ‘were exce’ couk “gor

Hy 4 ~ re Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION @yMet, 2 + > $6-Per Year {. By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany vart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City seeeAswionas eis JULY 5, 1904 To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, THEODORE ROOSEVELT .FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren Fairbanks. PERSOMAL MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Charles O’Qonnor, who formerly resided here, came up from Sacramento to spend the Fourth. ' Robert Gates will leave tomorrow for Berkeley after visiting here with relatives. Supervisor E. T. Worthley came down from Washington today.Supervisor John Fay arrived from Truckee thie morning. N. 8. Oarney of San Francisco ar. tived here this morning. A. B. Lemmon is here from Sacra mento. Superintendent H. Eddie and family are down from the Delhi mine. Abe Oarley of San Francisco is here on a visit to bie mother, Levy Kendrick is here from San Franci-co on a visit to his old home, John O. Donnelly, the wholesale liquor merchant, is ib town. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Winterburn and son have arrived in San Francisco from Kansas and are now visiting Mrs, Winterburn’s mother, Mra.‘A. V. Deal. I. Zetlerbach, of the firm of A, Zallerbach & Sons. the largest paper dealers onthe Pacific coast, will arrive bere Thursday evening. Frank Werry is suffering with a poisoned hand. Mrs. Thos, Peard Jr, has gone to San Jose for a brief visit. Mrs. M. Lesser of Oakland, a sister of Mre. Lubeck, is here on a visit. Dr. F. J. Conlan retarned to the metropolis today, after spending the Fourth with relatives and-friends hee, Mre. William Olark of Pinole is here on a visit to her slater, Mrs, W. J. Palmer. Local Brevities. Several large windows in the business houses were broken yesterday, among them one in front of W. E, Jobnston’s and one in Max Kobler’s bakery. Rosenberg Bros., in a changed advertisement in this evening’s TranSCRIPT, speak of carpets, linoleams and wall paper which they have just’ received. Read the ad. which will be found in another column. Hieronimus’ brewery team was scared today by firecrackers on Commercial street and made a dash up the street, but was caught in front of Schmidt’s cigar store before any damage was done. Attention Odd Fellows, The officers and members of Oustomeh Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., are requested tu meet at their hall this (Tueedsy) evening, July 6th, when a consolidation of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 46,10. 0. F,, and Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., will take place The installation of officers will also take place. Let all attend. Refreshmente wil) be served. C. E. WHITTUM, N.G. Gro. A. Gray, RB. 8. ——_+ +60 Worst of All Experiences. Cau anything be worse than to fee that every minate will be your last Such was the experience of Mrs. 8. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three y ”’ ahe writes, “I endured insaffora from indigestion. stomach oot bowel tronble. “Death ed i when doctors and ail cases I indaced wae miracalous, I improved st once sod now I’m com ly Tecovered,” For Liver, Kidney, and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. — esl’ at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sot, _ The Curse of Womankind sick and nervous headaches. Shermen’s Hi Oure gives instant re sole agent. lief. One dosecures. Guaranteed [ivwh ret Miah ef @5c and 100@ box. It nl * you. You swallow a pill, and the head be is gone. They cure neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. 950 and 10c a box. For sale b ’ . Transcript Dickerman, Dickerman, Sole Agent. ve Good Sermon. In the unavoidable absence of Bishop M. ©. Harris, the Literary Commi'tee of the Fourth of July exercises, seeured the services of Rev. E. McOlish, President of the University of the Pacific, who acted as chaplaio of the day. On Satarday evening he preached @ Germon very appropriate to the oacasion. ‘Without dealing dircotly with our national history be called attention to our dett to the great past, showing that our civilization is a harvest gathered from the geuverations that preceded us, His text was taken from the IV chapter, 38 verse, of the Gospel of Jobn: “Other men have labored and ye have entered into their labore.” He said in substance that our civilization might be divided into five factors, viz.: our literature. our art, our science, our institutions, and our religion, And upon each of these other men had wrought for thonsands of years and the product of these workmen in different times were for us to enjoy and transmit. He showed that time tested all work and in the long testa only the usefal and the good were permitted to live. The fit survives. So that it comes to pass that we have the fruit and cream of all the ages, This is our heritage. Into this our forefathers entered and added their work and transmitted it to us, and let us eend it down to our posterity with worthy additions by our bands. Declared Insane. Npecial Dispatches to Transcript PARNER WILL HEAD TICKET All Opposition to His Nomination Withdrawn by Democratic Leaders. a Sr. Louis, July 5.—Ata conference of the prominent leaders of the Democratic party held this morning, it was deeided to withdraw all opposition to Judge Parker for the nomination of President. There is now no doubt but that he will be nominated on the first ballot unless instructed delegations gives a complimentary ballot to favorite sons. The Bryan element will oppose Parker. DISASTROUS TRAIN WRECK Five Railroad Men Lose Their Lives and Two Aré Injured. CoLFAx, July 5.—At an early hour Sunday morning a disastrous train wreck occurred on the Central Pacific, at Mrs. Elizabeth O'Donnell, an aged resident of this city, wus placed in the county jail Satarday evening to await examioation as to her sanity. Mrs. Eva Beardsley, who was brought to the hospital from Rough and Ready about the Ist of June, made two unsuccessful attempts at suicide Saturday. She was brought to the county jail this morning to be exameined as to her sanity. They were both examined by Drs Tickell and Maller this afternoon and committed to the asylam at Naps, The Tug-of-War. The big tug-of-war between the Lecompton dnd Oustomah teames which took place at the El Oro dance platform on Saturday evening drew quite a large and enthusiastic crowd. The contest lasted for fifteen minutes and was finally won by the Lecompton team. Frank Gibson and W.O Wiblliems of Grass Valiey acted as judges. Funeral Sunday. The funeral of Albert Otto, the 13months-old child of Mr. and Mfrs, Thomas Penrose Jr., took place from the family residence on Boulder street Sunday ufternoon and was attend: d by @ large number of friends of the family. ‘ Proposed Road. The proposed Newtown road to thie city is looked upon ae an excellent project by our citizens generally, and it would be of great benefit to all con cerned, The matter comes ap before the Board of Supervisors tomorrow. —— ——_ —-~@e-_ Sull to Quiet Title. Antone Silva, through bie attorney J. M. Walling, has commenced suit’ in the Superior Court against Willis iT: Silva, to quiet title to a piece of land on Nimrod street in this city. Good Meats. Oolley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on band at all times sor For s good cool, sharp giase of beer Headache Saps Your Vitality _ One dose of s Headache Cure will cure at point on the railroad between Blue Canyon and Oril, through some misconception of orders. Two freight trains, one east bound and the other west bound, came together full tives and several cars, but worst of all, resulting in the death of five train hands and the serious injury of two others Three engines and twelve cars went over the embankment and the track was torn up for a quarter of a mile. All trains were delayed and traffic blocked for about twelve hours. All of the injured railroad hands were taken to the hospital in Sacramento. One of the men killed is believed to be a tramp who was stealing a ride. speed on a curve, demolishing two big “battleship” locomo . : NANT SICGE GUIS PLANTED Japanese Still Continue to Advance and Close In On Port Arthur. CHEE Foo, July 5.—Chinese who left Port Arthur last Friday and have just arrived here report that only nine Russian warships remain in the harbor and that two vessels of this fleet have been missing since the battle with the Japanese warships which occurred on June 23d. ) The Japanese are reported to be steadily advancing around Port Arthur and have one hundred and fifty siege guns placed in position. Driven To Desperation. Living at an out of the way place What Shall We Fd a of nthe tow pee ry 4 noons. Apply to Mas; James Oainye, Street. ‘emote from civilization, a family is i often driven to desperation in case of Have for Dessert? accident, reeulting in Barne, Oute,. This question arises in the Wounds, Uleers, ete. Lay in a supply . every ; y day. Let us answer it to-day. ‘Try of Backlen’s Arnica Salve. 250 st : a delicious and healthful dessert, _ Given on Monday and Friday after fe ie minutes. No pois ! no cool, ‘Lemon, Orange, _ tf, . at your grocers to-day, acate, BOARD SUPERVISORS Busines Transacted for the Term-Commenc-ing July oth. ‘ The Board of Supervisors met in regular session today and transacted the following business: Tbe proceedings were ordered published in the. Morning Union. The qua terly repor's of-the Auditor and Treasurer were approved. Plans for the Newtown road were submitted to the Board and aetion postponed until.tomorrow. The following bills were allowed : T. Grenfell $80, L. A. Garthe $45, Nevada County Bank $86, H, J. Wright $60, G. W. Ogden $55, J. T. Hennessey $69, M: Power $67;" M. J. Brock $59, G. E. Kitzmeyer $75, OC. O. Townsend $2.95, G. L. Jones $56.10, J. G. O'Neill $56, L. W. Caldwell $20, Jae. B. Tally $5,L W. Caldwell $10,0. L. Morgan $15, Geo. A. Gray $9.85, I. W. Simpson $116, OC. H. Byron $40, Sweeney Bros: $80, James Ohegwidden $30, N. J. Rabr

$5, Water Works $52, Gas Co. $180.50, Rosenberg Bros. $1,650, Miners Foundiy $244,80, John Delbridge $2 75, J. J. Jackson $8.45, H. Dickerman $5.65, G. E. Johneton $5.35, W. F. Wilkie $1.65, James Oajrns $1 50, Caroline Allen $8, E B. Dudley $7.50, L. H Watson $5. eee + At Home Again. David E. Morgan and wife, who have been touring through the Eastern and Southern States, are at home again. Mrs. A. T, Mocre, nee Rachel Morgan, who vow resides in Tyler, Texas, accompanied them on their rethem a cordial greeting, and weléomed them back to their bome with a fervency that showed pleinly the high esteem in which they are held in this community. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Jadge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of John Armstrong, deceased. Saleof ranch to James O Sweetland for $125 confirmed. Sale of bond to Nevada County Bank confirmed. Estate of Edward Miller, deceased Sale of interest in Fahey quartz mine to C. E. Clinch for $100, confirmed. Hay va. Huy. Demurrer of defendant to plaintiff's complaint submitted without argument. Oollias vs. Traro. Motion to tax costs submitted. Guardianship of John A. Regli Jr., settled, allowed and approved. ee ~~ oe 6 ~»> Nalupalized Today. In the Superiur Court today before Judge Nilon Manasses Devine, a native of Ireland, was naturalized. O O, Oonlan.and H.C. Schroeder were his witneeses, County Physician. The Board of Supervisors today resppointed Dr, A. H. Tickell County Physician. The Doctor gives the best of satisfation, and the inmates of the Hospital receive every attention under hie skillfal treatment. Medical Lake Toilet Soap For the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandraff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and ig fine for cleansing teeth, The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and ai. Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart disease, Liver complaints, Dropsy, Femele weakness, sore and weak Eyes. The above articles can be bad by calling on J. 8. HOLBROO Corner of Pine and Oommercial Streets, Nevada City,Oal. 028-tf lf you wart a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in aud see ‘Vm. Barry. GOOD BARGAIN. © A seven-room pottage on Long Street is offered for sale. Call at once and you can get it at your own price. jan8 FRED E. BBOWN. VACCINATING SEASON! BLACKLEG AND ANTHRAX ; California ir oy Seki o> nce ed Artes —DON'T PUT IT OFF i Kur. . BS REEEN LABORATORY) tarn, and will make a short visit with’ ; her parents. Their many friends gave . * minor. Annual account of guardian . Died Yesterday After. noon After Lingering Illness, Jergen Eivfeldt, better known as ‘(Charley Einfeldt,” died at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. B. Osrley on Sacramen'o street,, He had suffered from illness for about a year and desih came i the nature of a relief. Deceased was aged 74 years, 6 months and 8 days and a native of Denmark. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. Oarley tomorrow afternocn at 2 o’clock with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Sunday’s Game. The baseball game at Glenbrook Park last Sunday afternoon between the Auroras of Grass Valley and the Nevadas drew a large crowd. It wasa lively contest from the start, and some good playing was dove on each side. Those who are competent to judge declared it to be one of the best games of the season. The Auroras won, the score standing 9 to 7. At the close of the fourth inning our bome nine was ahead, the ecore standing two to ove ia their favor, Then the other team made three runs and charged the ecore to 7 to 5, and they inthe lead. In the last inning Bassell of the Nevada fanned out three men. Considerable money was wagered onthe result of the game. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— eee SHREVE & CO. Stationery. tavitations to Weddings and all other social occasions. Marriage anMouncements. Reception and visiting cards. Correspondence cards embellished with Monograms. " Samples and estimates sent upon e e a u e 6 t WATCHES that bear the stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Poiat Jewelry.” SHREVE & COMPANY, Manufacturers, Jewelers and Silversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS SAN FRANCISCO ABG The Highest Priced but the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, City Taxes 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. I will be at my office in the City Haji, for the purpose of collecting ‘taxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to 6 and 7 to8 p. m. antil August lst. H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector, Nevada Oity, Jane 17, 1904. E. W. SCHMIDT, the leading dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC, Pine Street, Nevade City We carry ‘the celebrated PORTUONDO Ouban hand-made Be cigar Also other‘ brands of lead 0, sndker’s artiolee eta — ett INT ik BM MBER Saturday is the last day to buy before the Fourth . A FEW REINDERS Red, White and Blue Ribbons, all widths, Red, White and Blue Bunting. ‘ 72 in. Tarlenton, allcolors, . Oheese Cloth, all colora, : Neck Ribbons in Sativ, Morie and Taffeta, in all colors, 25c per yard, Ladies Silk Gloves, all styles. In White, Grey, Black, Tan, Mode, Ladies White Belts, Satin, Kid Silk, with large and emall backele, all styles and all prices, Ladies Hose, in Lace, Black and Colored, 25c, 50c. Children’s Lace Hoge, 25c. Summer Oorsets, many different stylee, all sizes, 50c, ¢1. Now Neck Roching, 8 differen styles. 4 New Hair Oombs. New Hat Pins New Linen Collars and Small Ties, New Pompadore Combs. New Girdle Foundations, made’ of Orinoline, also the Ribbon to cover the girdles.Por the Aids—Gold Oords and Gold Stars for the Hats. Come SATURDAY as we will not be open SUNDAY, es % -—— OPEN EVERY EVENING— Maher & Co., Nevada City . FOR SALE. Any part of. fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. Make offer. gu ‘Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. ————E=E ———— Buys a WALTHAM or an 6 in Cash ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store. Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street DR. ROONEY’S IpRescriprion FALMER & JHHSH, Tepes Wholecale and retailfdealers in ib M A LA P IA Fine Liquors $ Cigars, Is a Certain Cure. Try it. Everything Strictly High Class, Volo’ . Dhamag“ BROAD 8T REET THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But omy the best are kept by us. Drop in and ample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars e208 2 CHASIPION: SALOON O’OCONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. In Larger Quarters OREASE in business has demended larger quarters. These we have found, and are better prepares fon — to furnish the only reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. Remember there ie but one way to abstract property reliably and successfally, and that is by system, and remember also, tbat we have the ONLY system of Abstracts tn the County. ABSTRACTS furnished on short notice and at reasonable rates, Oar offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company 12 Commercial St. Broad Street, Nevada City CELE A Great Many Deople want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ *Phone Mat~ 41 Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee Raspberries, for th 2 Peaches, saan ss Apr Icots, Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders Cherries, ‘Tavtons Tomatoes yio and other Fruit fresh every day at RCSENTHAL'S Tea and Coffee House} Broad Street, Nevada City, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. LARGEST IN THE WORLD. OVER $400,000,000 BAOK OF ITS POLICY CONTRAOTS, The lutual Life Ins. Co. will provide you with an jocome and an estate, _If you are in good health the Mutual ife will make this contract with you: At the end of 15 years it will pay you $600, and $500 each and every year thereafter for 15 years. At the end of that time it will aleo pay you 96000 cash. Larger and smaller smounts in proportion. Any contract insaranes in the . world written. The Matual Lite has just issued to James B. Colgate a policy for $1 4. te It will charge you the eame rate in pro rtion and for $15,000, $500 or any other caboent. 49 Cc. E, V. SAUNDERS, District Manager, 407 J Street, Sacramento , Ov, ive you the same THE FIRST AMERICAN that in th toget to fo dent ure. was . ‘were exce’ couk “gor