June 10, 1902 (4 pages)

yarn — * '* EVADA City D Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. AILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN « CALEZINs, err) 10 ANSE Ss, oe RE. aoa A Te eee Over to the Superior ‘Court. The preliminary examination of James Rodda, charged. with assault to murder, in shooting Robert Crase at Boston Ravine, Grass Valley, last week, was concluded in Justice Mulroy’s court, Grass Valley, yesterday, and the Judge took the cate uindér adand white; that the Union be field, and that on the admission of a new State into the Union one star be added to the Union of the flag; and that ‘such addition take effect on the fourth day of July next sucSince 1818 star after star has been added as State after State has been added to the Union, until we now number forty-five in all. The American Flag Association was formed in 1897, of Flag Committees from veteran, military, patriotic and historical societies in the United States,.and also of patriotic citizens, to promote reverence for and prevent the desecration of the Flag of our Country. The good work undertaken by this association has grown and spread rapidly from year to year until now “Flag Day” is given proper recognition and generally celebrated all over the United States, -and particularly by the public schools, although Sabbath schools, private schools and many patriotic American secieties are also beginning to interest themselves in this movement. We should like to see all the public schools of the State, and especially those of Nevada City unite in conducting the public schools throughout the ceeding such admission.” celebration of Flag Day. The HE AMERICAN FLAG ASSOCIATION has again _* issued ‘an official circular, calling the attention of » “all American citizens, young and old, to the approach of “Flag Day,” June 14th, 1902, in which it makes -éarhest solicitation for a far more general and enthusiastic, celebration than any yet witnessed. 3 The 14th of June has come to be called “Flag Day” by the patriotic citizens of this country, because on that date, ‘in 1777, Congress enacted: “That the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white;, that the Union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.” : States the number of stripes were increased, and then dawned upon our fathers the certain future expansion of our country, and the original thirteen stripes were unchangeably restored on April 4, 1818, when it was enacted by Congress: “That from and after the fourth day of July next, the flag of the United States be thirteen horizontal stripes, alternate red . visewent until this morning. When the matter came up this morning, Juttice Mulroy held the defendant te answer before the Superidr Court, and fixed the bonds at $1500, Rodda was trying to procare bonds at the time of our going to press. ¥ interesting News Hem Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers, With the admission of new _ There are seven cases ef pneumonia in town. : The Native Sons will hold their regular meeting tonight. Every member sheuld attend. J. Smart took up his stock to Gran iteville this morning, and will start a the sawmill. : The school election was held in Oakland district Saturday and there were but two candidates. 5. A. Nickerson received fourteen votes and E, D. Boreham two. Constable Dillon and Con Seaman succeeded in bagging eighteen squirrele yesterday and pat them into a stew, which they distributed among their friends. County Clerk Arbogast issued a marriage license last evening to J. Edward Long and Mrs. Caroline E. Lotz. Mrs. William Gillette, an aged woman residing about two miles above ‘the Central House, was taken suddenly ill yesterday morning, and Dr. Sawyer was summoned. Her condition is serious. The Legg & Shaw Company have a large lot of Peerless ice cream freezers on hand and are selling them at very low rates. They have also made speefal prices op refrigerators. Read their new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSCRIPT twenty stars, white in a blue . Lom thet. day. East have a little better advantage in this regard than the Gay public schools of California, as the close of the school term is a month later. In this State, asa general rule, the schools have closed for the summer vacation before Flag Day arrives. This, however, should be no barrier to the observance of the day, and we urge the adoption of this patrotic practice among the children of our city. Let us be grateful and thus express our gratitude at the hopeful omen for the future of our American institutions, that the generation of youth now fitting for usefulness will be a generation school in patriotism if Flag Day is annually observed. We earnestly exhort our citizens to join in making the celebration of Flag Day this year an event of note. Let us all see that the stars and stripes, with all they mean, shall on June 14, 1902, greet the rising and salute the setting sun; articles. pressive. lord & Sonia their new advertisement give a few suggestions as to what is needed for a picnic lunch, such as deviled ham, pate de foie gras, boned chicken, pim olas, Swiss cheese, lunch tongues, veal loaf and sardines. They can supply you with any ef the Lald at Rest. All that was mortal of the la‘e Josiah Gilbert was laid at rest in Pine Grove Cemetery this afternoon. The services were held at the Methodist church and were touching and imNevada Lodge, No, 18, see that the flag flies from every church edifice, school and public building, and from every private dwelling, however humble, throughout our city and land. The civil war of 1861-5 gave new meaning to our flag. F. & A. M., bad charge of the funeral, and the large number who followed the remains to the grave testified to the respect in which the deceased was held. The following were the pall bearers: For the family, John Skewes and Thomas Piammer of Grass Valley; It had had reverence before for the sake of revolutionary memories. Since that struggle to perpetuate the Union as indissoluble, it has become the symbol of a mighty nation. Later yet, as a sequence tothe Spanish-American war, waged for the sake of humanity and civilization and liberty, it has been carried to the uttermost parts ef the earth, the herald of civilization, not that of the dark ages, nor of the times that Masons; John Leatham of Grass Valley, Herman Brand, E, Pageoe and William Wheeler of Nevada City. Handsome Posters. The Transcript bas issued the posttolerated cruelty and oppression. It carries the promise of the blessing of freedom wherever it has been thrown to the breeze. No American can fail of feeling pride and satisfaction, nor restrain the swelling of patriotism in the breast, when he contrasts the circumstances and the promises manifested to distant peoples in distant lands when ours dnd other flags have been displayed together. The day of our selfrespect has come, and the people are looking to God in confideuce for the blessing that He always bestows upon the hearts and lives of men who dare to defend the oppressed. The stars and stripes now possess new beauty for friendly eyes and new terror for the foes of liberty. Lost His Money. New Yors, June 9—William (Bat) ‘Masterson, J. E. Sanders, Leopold Frank end J, O.-Sullivan, who were arrested Friday night on the charge of having swindled George W. Saoow by _/ means of a “brace” game of faro, were ee re-arreigned today and discharged. $28,000, ers for the coming Fourth of July celebration and they are the bhandsomest that have ever been gotten out in the eounty, and ere truly a-credit tothe printer's art. They are three-sheets in size, in three colors, and give a list of a few of the principal attractions to take place during the two days’ celebration. They will be posted in Nevada City and Grass Valley tomorrow. Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercary will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces, articles should never be used exce: prescriptions from reputable on siMill Completed. Dr. Fouch of North San Juan, bas jast ecmpleted the new 5-etamp mill on his mining_property on Shady Oreek. Everything is in readiness and heexpects to start up the latter part of this month. The ledge is a large one and ef free-milling ore, and fold tothe good ou can possibly derive from them. Hali’s COatarrh Oure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Toledo, O., contains no me is taken internally, acting d apop the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh is taken iotervally, and made in ToTestimoniais free. . -_ Soid by all druggist, price 75 cte. per. bottle, the last crushing yielded $7.50 a ten. Hall's Family Pills are the best. \ cians, as the damage they willdo lat if Co. aod . Cure be eure you get the ‘genuine. It/ ledo, Obio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. TO —— Miners Have Prepared a Good Time For All Who Attend. Arrangements are now complete for the annual picnic of the Grass Valley Miners Union, to be held at Chicago Park and Shébley’s pond on Wednesday. The preparations for the great event have been more elaborate than any heretofore attempted, the miners endeavoring to make this the greatest and mest snccessfal picnic ever held ander the ausp'ces of their organizatien. ‘There will be every form of amusement and sport for the young and old, nothing beirg overlooked that will conduce to the pleasure and comfort of those who will be the guests -of this well-known laber orgauizatiou Refreshments of all kinds will-be provided galore for the delectation ‘of those who attend; an elaborate lunch has been provided by the widows of deceased members of the Union and there need be no fear of goiog hudgry or bothering about putting ap lunches as there will be plenty forall. eee In this city more interest is being manifested than at any previous picnic of th: formal orders As a r:sult “lof the Miners Union’s offer to take five huodred tickets from the Promotion Committee to help along their picnic and barbecue in August, several influential business men of this city have ioteres‘ed themselves in this picnic and have succeeded in inducing the Obampion, Home, Lecompton and other mines.to supend operation and give their employes an opportunity to go and enjoy a day of fun and pleasare in the weods. The business houses will also close on that day and give the clerks a chince for an outing. This isa favor and kindness the miners will appreciate and reciprocate when the proper time arrives. The Military Band will arrive here at 8:50.a.m. the day of the picnic and discourse sweet music prior to going to the grounde. Me A Fine Team. Wn. G. Richards hitched up for the first time today, a fine span of black colts which he raised on his raneh west of town. He will use them in his delivery wagon. They are beauties and Mr. Richards is very proud of them. Honorary Promotions. Tomorrow the TransonieT will commence the publication of the names of the many pupils who have been promoted honorary. These pupils have all made above the required average in all the monthly examinations. Personal Mention. Wm. Hooper, who was seriously ill for several weeks, is now able to be up and around. . Prof T. B. Gray left this afternoon for Reno on insurance business. Miss Josie Peard will arrive hére this week on a visit to James Peard and City Clerk Sidney. Peard. " P. T. O'Dea is here in the interest of H. 8. Hopkins & Co. of San Francisco, A O. Mount of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon. W. H. Patterson is here from Sacramento. 5 Paul Schoen and wife arrived here this afternoon from Oakland. Superintendent W. H. Bray of the Hampton and Gage mine will leave tomorrow for San Francis-o.° J. Johnston is here from San Francisco, How for Lumber. 8 80 have ready M, L. & D. MARSH bere ready ery an immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name and description. Ay order can now be filled. e can suit you in., : Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We also keep on hand MASURY’S PAINTS whieb are absolately pure and every a OND ~ READ TO day killed three guards and passed team of horses disappeared. roused and bloodhounds put on the track. SALEM, Or., June ro—Tracey and Merrill, who yesterthrough here last night. , and compelled him to disrobe and after taking his they entered the stable of Felix escaped from the penitentiary, They held up W. Stewart clothing Labaucher and taking a The entire country was arThe Spy Here. J. Smith of Sutter county, one of the anti-debris spies, arrived in this city on Friday night last and on the follow ing day examined the various streams which emptied into Deer Oreek, and the main portion of it below Suspension bridge. Two thousand valley sheep passed through this city ont ieir way tothe mountains that day, and necessarily had to cross Deer creek. ‘The presumption is that the, spy took a sample of the water after the sheep bad crossed the stream, and in that event he can make a good showing of discolored water, So look-out soon fora rip-roaring report from the AntiDebris Association. Allowed Pay. Wasuinaron, June 9.—The Senate Committee on Pacific Island and Porto Rico today authorized a favorable report on the proposition allowirg pay for the destruction of property in Hawail on the order of President Mc Kinley on account of the prevalence of the plague during the transiti»n period of that Territory in 1899 and 1900. The Committee decided to recommend that an amendment shall be made to the General Deficiency Appropriation bili providing for the payment by this Gover nment of $1,000,000 and author izing the Territory of Hawaii to issue bonds for the payment of th» remainder of the claim, aggregating $500,000. . Have Nominated. Maairosa, June 9.--The Democratic County Convention have nominated this ticket: Superior Judge, J. J. Trabucca; District Attorney, J. A. Adair; Sheriff, A. M. Maloney. The delegates to the State Convention were instructed to endorse Eldridge OC. Farnsworth for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. e@e Job Couldn’t Have Stood It If he had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Gage’s Inquiry. San Francisco, June 10—Governor Gage has completed his investigations at San Quentin. He says he has found no evidence of wrupgdoing on the part of Warden Aguirre, and now he is ecating the trio of editors who published the accusations against him. The Governor spent a few hours in the city today and leaves tonight for Los Angeles. ‘Iam ina great hurry and have not time to give an interview in he deserves to be patronized. ready to carry out bis threat of pros. . detail,” said the Governor this after-. that after a week’s bard work investi-. gating affairs at San Queatin I can now reassert what I eaid the otber day over my own. signature. I have not discovered anything whatever showing dishonesty en the part of Warden Aguirre” The statement alluded to by the Governor is the announcement which he made a week ago that he proposed to bring criminal suit against John D. Spreckels and Sam Leake, and that he would “deal appro. priately” with M. H. De Young as soon . as the latter ventured to return tothe . State. It is uriderstood that Gage ex. pects to begin these suits immediately, . now that. he has completed bis investigations at San Quentin. Valuable Chain. New York, June 9.—Robbers have entered the apartments of two wealthy . Frenchmen, Baron Jaques Meyronnet de Saint Mare, and Beren Andre de Neuflize, at 15 West Forty-six street, and secured jewelry valued at more than $3000. “My things,” said Baron Sain Mare, “were quite valuable, innoon, “You can say, if you desire, . at trinsically, but much more than mere money to me for their historic and family associations, A chain alone that was stolen has been in my family since 1459, and is the heritage of the oldest son. If necessary I will pay $20,000 for its return.” A Needy Boy. iF} psoveee one 3 Fyobn Richards hast Arthur Perry,’ the boy who: resides with his parents above; the Meryland mine, Grass Valley, and having been} a cripple eince ehildhood ‘it became . ! necessary to ampatate both legs below] the knee, has been granted the priy-. flege by the Glenbrook Association to) conduct a peanut and can dat} the Park every Sunday® The d has enough money to ure artificial . . limbs, but in order to pay bis expenses to San Francisco to have them ‘fitted, .P. o’Oonnor is +o. Wolff of San and to have some one attend him, he} of OO 2,8. Kimball a Sa will try and raice the funde fn thigj > . i pdm way. His cause isa worthy one, and The finance Committee of the de 8. W. Paine rots p Lake City. , Williams came yy yosterdayBG. Goding reta of Jaly celebration Will be ont. © Sy ternoon opilecting trom thoes "Tis Easy to Feel Good, a Countless thousunds have founda have subscribed to the fund, and morning. ; blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New . desired that'all shonia ee y, Riga and L. Str Life Pills, whtch positively cure Con} 4. 4, tha en Pay up .» Francisco. stipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, wat the committee may be » Jones and famil Jaundice, Maleria, Fever and Ague. makea full report a: i if neia and all Liver and Stomach troubles.) 5, poneral © me rth Bloom Held. Purely vegetable; general committee, Thoraj.cMae ova Christo left t never cur or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s d t Miaska, where he will rug store, y. M. Stevens of me in op the moral 7, M.and H. L. Ege mived bere this morx ir.and Mrs. Geo, 1 ned to Sacrament iss Jennie Oampt by Juan this morni Henry Garrity of 8 s ona visit to his ing at 8 o'clock, in the City There are @ number of People a have not as yet subscribed is earnestly-requested that they, as in order te make the Celebratig success that it should be a gro more money will be necessary, . ‘Piano Tuning. Paul Schoen, ‘the piano tuner, will be here next week. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s, m8l 4t The best of porter a; on draught at W. J. tance the choicest of fancy mixed qrij Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo ale at Rector Bros. gle. Walter Black, who 1 m City has been br dig at his sister’s, . ond’s, home. y.C. Tippits, time! in Tron Works, San } 4, Rauch of Relief neiscu this mornis astice J. S. Holbt mning train for here be goes for me Thos. Clemo left tl » Francisco. Mhas, Groezinger ai jorned this mornit 60 J. Rose returned ard, ire, Chas. Maddril th San Juan this it to Mr. and Mr See Window. Ladiee, to day we place in one of our large windows, some good thi Ladies and Children’s Knit Underwear. Ladies Vests in long sleeves, sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveless, low neck and short All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c. Tak before buying elsewhere. : 3 BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lo ready for the big time on the Fourth of Jaly and buy that new dress of SHIRT ‘WAIST SUITS. Some nice things io this lot, in both whi colored, at prloes from $4 and upward. . OUTSIDE SKIRIS—white pique, white lawn, duck and crash nicely made. Big Sale of White Underskirts and Corsét Covers going on now, . Come and visit us, Respectfully, : Maher & Co., Nevada C Sst cto Ou .My Entire Stock of ts. J.P. Myers . gor Hill left yeste ss Virgie. Deal a 7, two of San . essful and popul will arrive here ft! itto Mrs. A. V. D s. W. Van Order 8s Valley are her t Orden’s sister, ;Fannon of Oakle t. should be the lecture tonig! charch by the br Boat Capsized. and Erie Canal, Howard Faucett, ing. Six others were rescued. CHILLICOTHE, Ohio, June 9—While returning from a pienie at a tate hour last night in a rew boat on the Ohio traveling salesman, and Minnie Buckart were drowned by the boat capsiztrinian orator, phone, will very li wd. The lectare ing given under thi tary department MILLANBRY. I will close our Nevada City store, JULY 8th. The store will not be until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our mas Fall Stock. Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our Nevada Cif/m To defray 8 . goes at half price. Come and see them, Mrs. Lubeck will be at thest will be taken at. ‘Tuesday and Wednesday. Call and see her. Fe OE Commercial St., All Byes 01 Nevada Oity deat is Texas, MRS. L. LUBECK, LEGG & SHAW COMPANY bs and marvelo we the world. ttling statement kat Cisco, Tex., ¢ covery for Con ’ contracted @ se¥V ites editor J. J. ed a most obst lly resulted in ges, but-she hai OOK DR. R. PPPPEY Electro-Dental Parlors SMITH ‘alsolately first-class work. These parlors are a branch of the Electre-D established nearly four.years ag gee gy ne best equipped Dental Otfices on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently . with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL a f All work a \< ae guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other pra pres OUR PRICES f Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD F eee GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. 6 00/ SILVER Frees = arin ae 4 GRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. CLEANING...00.07°°"" 7 lp PAINLESS EXTRACTION NTS. @@" No charge for Extracting when plates are Bade ee Tlasonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, NevadajCity. of Sac: Q. One of the largest and. —* ud other conveniences for doing R. E. SMITH,: D. D. Ss.’ : ed by Dr. King’s : f itively gueral . ee] SS. (? di (? [ illl. ! ree7zels : PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CEN! siness j : a or-life inoalanaas RCO cas ee cies, $I 75 C E. Mulloy roce he choicest bram FOOT Risin ante yessee saaa 2 00 ONO ONIN RD DS . TOR ro can be found: OD GNGTS ol ne es ee, 2 25 ———— ? mcil Chambers. Mi GUBT ER eerie ed 2 50. GR as veland fs mow j “a0 nd at five cents @ 44446444 Sil f All Ki d Bekery. ‘Try ite Reiriqerators bea sy ao . : : 2 _—— —the very best 8.50 . Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, 9g ‘“° Vm. Harry. #850 . Fro $12.50 $14.00 Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, JR" ne vend AAAA HAD Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoo™s: Hin. 1.<, nite p Pt i tek the Couneil Ob See Our Window Display. . jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repsi@fmd un Pine te : BE good b ates: E night a wis le ter Pine and Sf 8nd choice ¥ Ts always on hal — ae acs: BRAND, The Jewe s ——_—— > scares ano Tuning . . i : por Os Y. W. Bennett {a andsome Clocks Bec. JUREIN _—_ “8 order by ma We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks 4 Cold Stora kinds, large and small. They are all gu Boe opecial ‘te ‘ None Better. Our prices are the Lat isyou should s Repairing of Watehes and Cloeks Our Speed A. & H. W.Hartutge s PHONE WEST m4, Meth were pert down a BROAD STREET, beat aire of Brown ¢ a

yarn — * '* EVADA City D Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. AILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN « CALEZINs, err) 10 ANSE Ss, oe RE. aoa A Te eee Over to the Superior ‘Court. The preliminary examination of James Rodda, charged. with assault to murder, in shooting Robert Crase at Boston Ravine, Grass Valley, last week, was concluded in Justice Mulroy’s court, Grass Valley, yesterday, and the Judge took the cate uindér adand white; that the Union be field, and that on the admission of a new State into the Union one star be added to the Union of the flag; and that ‘such addition take effect on the fourth day of July next sucSince 1818 star after star has been added as State after State has been added to the Union, until we now number forty-five in all. The American Flag Association was formed in 1897, of Flag Committees from veteran, military, patriotic and historical societies in the United States,.and also of patriotic citizens, to promote reverence for and prevent the desecration of the Flag of our Country. The good work undertaken by this association has grown and spread rapidly from year to year until now “Flag Day” is given proper recognition and generally celebrated all over the United States, -and particularly by the public schools, although Sabbath schools, private schools and many patriotic American secieties are also beginning to interest themselves in this movement. We should like to see all the public schools of the State, and especially those of Nevada City unite in conducting the public schools throughout the ceeding such admission.” celebration of Flag Day. The HE AMERICAN FLAG ASSOCIATION has again _* issued ‘an official circular, calling the attention of » “all American citizens, young and old, to the approach of “Flag Day,” June 14th, 1902, in which it makes -éarhest solicitation for a far more general and enthusiastic, celebration than any yet witnessed. 3 The 14th of June has come to be called “Flag Day” by the patriotic citizens of this country, because on that date, ‘in 1777, Congress enacted: “That the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white;, that the Union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.” : States the number of stripes were increased, and then dawned upon our fathers the certain future expansion of our country, and the original thirteen stripes were unchangeably restored on April 4, 1818, when it was enacted by Congress: “That from and after the fourth day of July next, the flag of the United States be thirteen horizontal stripes, alternate red . visewent until this morning. When the matter came up this morning, Juttice Mulroy held the defendant te answer before the Superidr Court, and fixed the bonds at $1500, Rodda was trying to procare bonds at the time of our going to press. ¥ interesting News Hem Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers, With the admission of new _ There are seven cases ef pneumonia in town. : The Native Sons will hold their regular meeting tonight. Every member sheuld attend. J. Smart took up his stock to Gran iteville this morning, and will start a the sawmill. : The school election was held in Oakland district Saturday and there were but two candidates. 5. A. Nickerson received fourteen votes and E, D. Boreham two. Constable Dillon and Con Seaman succeeded in bagging eighteen squirrele yesterday and pat them into a stew, which they distributed among their friends. County Clerk Arbogast issued a marriage license last evening to J. Edward Long and Mrs. Caroline E. Lotz. Mrs. William Gillette, an aged woman residing about two miles above ‘the Central House, was taken suddenly ill yesterday morning, and Dr. Sawyer was summoned. Her condition is serious. The Legg & Shaw Company have a large lot of Peerless ice cream freezers on hand and are selling them at very low rates. They have also made speefal prices op refrigerators. Read their new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSCRIPT twenty stars, white in a blue . Lom thet. day. East have a little better advantage in this regard than the Gay public schools of California, as the close of the school term is a month later. In this State, asa general rule, the schools have closed for the summer vacation before Flag Day arrives. This, however, should be no barrier to the observance of the day, and we urge the adoption of this patrotic practice among the children of our city. Let us be grateful and thus express our gratitude at the hopeful omen for the future of our American institutions, that the generation of youth now fitting for usefulness will be a generation school in patriotism if Flag Day is annually observed. We earnestly exhort our citizens to join in making the celebration of Flag Day this year an event of note. Let us all see that the stars and stripes, with all they mean, shall on June 14, 1902, greet the rising and salute the setting sun; articles. pressive. lord & Sonia their new advertisement give a few suggestions as to what is needed for a picnic lunch, such as deviled ham, pate de foie gras, boned chicken, pim olas, Swiss cheese, lunch tongues, veal loaf and sardines. They can supply you with any ef the Lald at Rest. All that was mortal of the la‘e Josiah Gilbert was laid at rest in Pine Grove Cemetery this afternoon. The services were held at the Methodist church and were touching and imNevada Lodge, No, 18, see that the flag flies from every church edifice, school and public building, and from every private dwelling, however humble, throughout our city and land. The civil war of 1861-5 gave new meaning to our flag. F. & A. M., bad charge of the funeral, and the large number who followed the remains to the grave testified to the respect in which the deceased was held. The following were the pall bearers: For the family, John Skewes and Thomas Piammer of Grass Valley; It had had reverence before for the sake of revolutionary memories. Since that struggle to perpetuate the Union as indissoluble, it has become the symbol of a mighty nation. Later yet, as a sequence tothe Spanish-American war, waged for the sake of humanity and civilization and liberty, it has been carried to the uttermost parts ef the earth, the herald of civilization, not that of the dark ages, nor of the times that Masons; John Leatham of Grass Valley, Herman Brand, E, Pageoe and William Wheeler of Nevada City. Handsome Posters. The Transcript bas issued the posttolerated cruelty and oppression. It carries the promise of the blessing of freedom wherever it has been thrown to the breeze. No American can fail of feeling pride and satisfaction, nor restrain the swelling of patriotism in the breast, when he contrasts the circumstances and the promises manifested to distant peoples in distant lands when ours dnd other flags have been displayed together. The day of our selfrespect has come, and the people are looking to God in confideuce for the blessing that He always bestows upon the hearts and lives of men who dare to defend the oppressed. The stars and stripes now possess new beauty for friendly eyes and new terror for the foes of liberty. Lost His Money. New Yors, June 9—William (Bat) ‘Masterson, J. E. Sanders, Leopold Frank end J, O.-Sullivan, who were arrested Friday night on the charge of having swindled George W. Saoow by _/ means of a “brace” game of faro, were ee re-arreigned today and discharged. $28,000, ers for the coming Fourth of July celebration and they are the bhandsomest that have ever been gotten out in the eounty, and ere truly a-credit tothe printer's art. They are three-sheets in size, in three colors, and give a list of a few of the principal attractions to take place during the two days’ celebration. They will be posted in Nevada City and Grass Valley tomorrow. Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercary will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces, articles should never be used exce: prescriptions from reputable on siMill Completed. Dr. Fouch of North San Juan, bas jast ecmpleted the new 5-etamp mill on his mining_property on Shady Oreek. Everything is in readiness and heexpects to start up the latter part of this month. The ledge is a large one and ef free-milling ore, and fold tothe good ou can possibly derive from them. Hali’s COatarrh Oure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Toledo, O., contains no me is taken internally, acting d apop the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh is taken iotervally, and made in ToTestimoniais free. . -_ Soid by all druggist, price 75 cte. per. bottle, the last crushing yielded $7.50 a ten. Hall's Family Pills are the best. \ cians, as the damage they willdo lat if Co. aod . Cure be eure you get the ‘genuine. It/ ledo, Obio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. TO —— Miners Have Prepared a Good Time For All Who Attend. Arrangements are now complete for the annual picnic of the Grass Valley Miners Union, to be held at Chicago Park and Shébley’s pond on Wednesday. The preparations for the great event have been more elaborate than any heretofore attempted, the miners endeavoring to make this the greatest and mest snccessfal picnic ever held ander the ausp'ces of their organizatien. ‘There will be every form of amusement and sport for the young and old, nothing beirg overlooked that will conduce to the pleasure and comfort of those who will be the guests -of this well-known laber orgauizatiou Refreshments of all kinds will-be provided galore for the delectation ‘of those who attend; an elaborate lunch has been provided by the widows of deceased members of the Union and there need be no fear of goiog hudgry or bothering about putting ap lunches as there will be plenty forall. eee In this city more interest is being manifested than at any previous picnic of th: formal orders As a r:sult “lof the Miners Union’s offer to take five huodred tickets from the Promotion Committee to help along their picnic and barbecue in August, several influential business men of this city have ioteres‘ed themselves in this picnic and have succeeded in inducing the Obampion, Home, Lecompton and other mines.to supend operation and give their employes an opportunity to go and enjoy a day of fun and pleasare in the weods. The business houses will also close on that day and give the clerks a chince for an outing. This isa favor and kindness the miners will appreciate and reciprocate when the proper time arrives. The Military Band will arrive here at 8:50.a.m. the day of the picnic and discourse sweet music prior to going to the grounde. Me A Fine Team. Wn. G. Richards hitched up for the first time today, a fine span of black colts which he raised on his raneh west of town. He will use them in his delivery wagon. They are beauties and Mr. Richards is very proud of them. Honorary Promotions. Tomorrow the TransonieT will commence the publication of the names of the many pupils who have been promoted honorary. These pupils have all made above the required average in all the monthly examinations. Personal Mention. Wm. Hooper, who was seriously ill for several weeks, is now able to be up and around. . Prof T. B. Gray left this afternoon for Reno on insurance business. Miss Josie Peard will arrive hére this week on a visit to James Peard and City Clerk Sidney. Peard. " P. T. O'Dea is here in the interest of H. 8. Hopkins & Co. of San Francisco, A O. Mount of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon. W. H. Patterson is here from Sacramento. 5 Paul Schoen and wife arrived here this afternoon from Oakland. Superintendent W. H. Bray of the Hampton and Gage mine will leave tomorrow for San Francis-o.° J. Johnston is here from San Francisco, How for Lumber. 8 80 have ready M, L. & D. MARSH bere ready ery an immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name and description. Ay order can now be filled. e can suit you in., : Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We also keep on hand MASURY’S PAINTS whieb are absolately pure and every a OND ~ READ TO day killed three guards and passed team of horses disappeared. roused and bloodhounds put on the track. SALEM, Or., June ro—Tracey and Merrill, who yesterthrough here last night. , and compelled him to disrobe and after taking his they entered the stable of Felix escaped from the penitentiary, They held up W. Stewart clothing Labaucher and taking a

The entire country was arThe Spy Here. J. Smith of Sutter county, one of the anti-debris spies, arrived in this city on Friday night last and on the follow ing day examined the various streams which emptied into Deer Oreek, and the main portion of it below Suspension bridge. Two thousand valley sheep passed through this city ont ieir way tothe mountains that day, and necessarily had to cross Deer creek. ‘The presumption is that the, spy took a sample of the water after the sheep bad crossed the stream, and in that event he can make a good showing of discolored water, So look-out soon fora rip-roaring report from the AntiDebris Association. Allowed Pay. Wasuinaron, June 9.—The Senate Committee on Pacific Island and Porto Rico today authorized a favorable report on the proposition allowirg pay for the destruction of property in Hawail on the order of President Mc Kinley on account of the prevalence of the plague during the transiti»n period of that Territory in 1899 and 1900. The Committee decided to recommend that an amendment shall be made to the General Deficiency Appropriation bili providing for the payment by this Gover nment of $1,000,000 and author izing the Territory of Hawaii to issue bonds for the payment of th» remainder of the claim, aggregating $500,000. . Have Nominated. Maairosa, June 9.--The Democratic County Convention have nominated this ticket: Superior Judge, J. J. Trabucca; District Attorney, J. A. Adair; Sheriff, A. M. Maloney. The delegates to the State Convention were instructed to endorse Eldridge OC. Farnsworth for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. e@e Job Couldn’t Have Stood It If he had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Gage’s Inquiry. San Francisco, June 10—Governor Gage has completed his investigations at San Quentin. He says he has found no evidence of wrupgdoing on the part of Warden Aguirre, and now he is ecating the trio of editors who published the accusations against him. The Governor spent a few hours in the city today and leaves tonight for Los Angeles. ‘Iam ina great hurry and have not time to give an interview in he deserves to be patronized. ready to carry out bis threat of pros. . detail,” said the Governor this after-. that after a week’s bard work investi-. gating affairs at San Queatin I can now reassert what I eaid the otber day over my own. signature. I have not discovered anything whatever showing dishonesty en the part of Warden Aguirre” The statement alluded to by the Governor is the announcement which he made a week ago that he proposed to bring criminal suit against John D. Spreckels and Sam Leake, and that he would “deal appro. priately” with M. H. De Young as soon . as the latter ventured to return tothe . State. It is uriderstood that Gage ex. pects to begin these suits immediately, . now that. he has completed bis investigations at San Quentin. Valuable Chain. New York, June 9.—Robbers have entered the apartments of two wealthy . Frenchmen, Baron Jaques Meyronnet de Saint Mare, and Beren Andre de Neuflize, at 15 West Forty-six street, and secured jewelry valued at more than $3000. “My things,” said Baron Sain Mare, “were quite valuable, innoon, “You can say, if you desire, . at trinsically, but much more than mere money to me for their historic and family associations, A chain alone that was stolen has been in my family since 1459, and is the heritage of the oldest son. If necessary I will pay $20,000 for its return.” A Needy Boy. iF} psoveee one 3 Fyobn Richards hast Arthur Perry,’ the boy who: resides with his parents above; the Meryland mine, Grass Valley, and having been} a cripple eince ehildhood ‘it became . ! necessary to ampatate both legs below] the knee, has been granted the priy-. flege by the Glenbrook Association to) conduct a peanut and can dat} the Park every Sunday® The d has enough money to ure artificial . . limbs, but in order to pay bis expenses to San Francisco to have them ‘fitted, .P. o’Oonnor is +o. Wolff of San and to have some one attend him, he} of OO 2,8. Kimball a Sa will try and raice the funde fn thigj > . i pdm way. His cause isa worthy one, and The finance Committee of the de 8. W. Paine rots p Lake City. , Williams came yy yosterdayBG. Goding reta of Jaly celebration Will be ont. © Sy ternoon opilecting trom thoes "Tis Easy to Feel Good, a Countless thousunds have founda have subscribed to the fund, and morning. ; blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New . desired that'all shonia ee y, Riga and L. Str Life Pills, whtch positively cure Con} 4.. 4, tha en Pay up .» Francisco. stipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, wat the committee may be » Jones and famil Jaundice, Maleria, Fever and Ague. makea full report a: i if neia and all Liver and Stomach troubles.) 5, poneral © me rth Bloom Held. Purely vegetable; general committee, Thoraj.cMae ova Christo left t never cur or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s d t Miaska, where he will rug store, y. M. Stevens of me in op the moral 7, M.and H. L. Ege mived bere this morx ir.and Mrs. Geo, 1 ned to Sacrament iss Jennie Oampt by Juan this morni Henry Garrity of 8 s ona visit to his ing at 8 o'clock, in the City There are @ number of People a have not as yet subscribed is earnestly-requested that they, as in order te make the Celebratig success that it should be a gro more money will be necessary, . ‘Piano Tuning. Paul Schoen, ‘the piano tuner, will be here next week. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s, m8l 4t The best of porter a; on draught at W. J. tance the choicest of fancy mixed qrij Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo ale at Rector Bros. gle. Walter Black, who 1 m City has been br dig at his sister’s, . ond’s, home. y.C. Tippits, time! in Tron Works, San } 4, Rauch of Relief neiscu this mornis astice J. S. Holbt mning train for here be goes for me Thos. Clemo left tl » Francisco. Mhas, Groezinger ai jorned this mornit 60 J. Rose returned ard, ire, Chas. Maddril th San Juan this it to Mr. and Mr See Window. Ladiee, to day we place in one of our large windows, some good thi Ladies and Children’s Knit Underwear. Ladies Vests in long sleeves, sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveless, low neck and short All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c. Tak before buying elsewhere. : 3 BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lo ready for the big time on the Fourth of Jaly and buy that new dress of SHIRT ‘WAIST SUITS. Some nice things io this lot, in both whi colored, at prloes from $4 and upward. . OUTSIDE SKIRIS—white pique, white lawn, duck and crash nicely made. Big Sale of White Underskirts and Corsét Covers going on now, . Come and visit us, Respectfully, : Maher & Co., Nevada C Sst cto Ou .My Entire Stock of ts. J.P. Myers . gor Hill left yeste ss Virgie. Deal a 7, two of San . essful and popul will arrive here ft! itto Mrs. A. V. D s. W. Van Order 8s Valley are her t Orden’s sister, ;Fannon of Oakle t. should be the lecture tonig! charch by the br Boat Capsized. and Erie Canal, Howard Faucett, ing. Six others were rescued. CHILLICOTHE, Ohio, June 9—While returning from a pienie at a tate hour last night in a rew boat on the Ohio traveling salesman, and Minnie Buckart were drowned by the boat capsiztrinian orator, phone, will very li wd. The lectare ing given under thi tary department MILLANBRY. I will close our Nevada City store, JULY 8th. The store will not be until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our mas Fall Stock. Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our Nevada Cif/m To defray 8 . goes at half price. Come and see them, Mrs. Lubeck will be at thest will be taken at. ‘Tuesday and Wednesday. Call and see her. Fe OE Commercial St., All Byes 01 Nevada Oity deat is Texas, MRS. L. LUBECK, LEGG & SHAW COMPANY bs and marvelo we the world. ttling statement kat Cisco, Tex., ¢ covery for Con ’ contracted @ se¥V ites editor J. J. ed a most obst lly resulted in ges, but-she hai OOK DR. R. PPPPEY Electro-Dental Parlors SMITH ‘alsolately first-class work. These parlors are a branch of the Electre-D established nearly four.years ag gee gy ne best equipped Dental Otfices on the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently . with allthe modern ELEGTRIGAL a f All work a \< ae guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other pra pres OUR PRICES f Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD F eee GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00/ SILVER Frees = arin ae 4 GRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. CLEANING.....00.07°°"" 7 lp PAINLESS EXTRACTION NTS. @@" No charge for Extracting when plates are Bade ee Tlasonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, NevadajCity. of Sac: Q. One of the largest and. —* ud other conveniences for doing R. E. SMITH,: D. D. Ss.’ : ed by Dr. King’s : f itively gueral . ee] SS. (? di (? [ illl. ! ree7zels : PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CEN! siness j : a or-life inoalanaas RCO cas ee cies, $I 75 C E. Mulloy roce he choicest bram FOOT Risin ante yessee saaa 2 00 ONO ONIN RD DS . TOR ro can be found: OD GNGTS ol ne es ee, 2 25 ———— ? mcil Chambers. Mi GUBT ER eerie ed 2 50. GR as veland fs mow j “a0 nd at five cents @ 44446444 Sil f All Ki d Bekery. ‘Try ite Reiriqerators bea sy ao . : : 2 _—— —the very best 8.50 . Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, 9g ‘“° Vm. Harry. #850 . Fro $12.50 $14.00 Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, JR" ne vend AAAA HAD Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoo™s: Hin. 1.<, nite p Pt i tek the Couneil Ob See Our Window Display. . jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repsi@fmd un Pine te : BE good b ates: E night a wis le ter Pine and Sf 8nd choice ¥ Ts always on hal — ae acs: BRAND, The Jewe s ——_—— > scares ano Tuning . . i : por Os Y. W. Bennett {a andsome Clocks Bec. JUREIN _—_ “8 order by ma We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks 4 Cold Stora kinds, large and small. They are all gu Boe opecial ‘te ‘ None Better. Our prices are the Lat isyou should s Repairing of Watehes and Cloeks Our Speed A. & H. W.Hartutge s PHONE WEST m4, Meth were pert down a BROAD STREET, beat aire of Brown ¢ a