June 12, 1902 (4 pages)

_. Nevapa Crty Dairy TRANSCRIPT : BROWN & CALEINS, PRorrierons, Issued Every By fell, . Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada Gity. ~ ‘ERMS OF SUBSORIPTIONI! ees Delivered to any part of the city. Ce ale Soe Fe 6 7 -* 12 1-2c Per Week Sel kavaeel seavaegsuanes cccccceccesecess.dume 12, 1902 Birthday of Our Flag. eirk® *« THURSDAY ..darkness. PRI ARABIA AIA IAI IH TRENUOUS effort is. be: ing made this year by the Conviels Got Awav. Gervais,, Oregon, June 12—-Tracey and Merrill, the escaped convicts, broke through the cordon ‘surrounding their retreat at two o'clock this morning, escaping in the Several shots were fired without effect. No effort was made to follow them until day light. The outlaws reached Monitor at six o’clock this ‘morning and secured breakfast at a farm house. Then they went into the dense woods near by.’ The posse and militia arrived shortly after daylight and endeavored to find their trail. ome See . Woman’s Relief. Corps of the United States, as well “as by all ether American patriotic societies, to create.a general observance of the birthday of our flag, on Saturday, June 14th, and we trust that some appropriate exercises will be arranged for Nevada City, so that this town will be included in the long list of “Flag Day” cities for1902. The Woman’s Relief Corps Sr saCaeHobEappopeeHets Of this city have received an official circular from the organization’s headquarters at Bradford, Vermont, earnestly requesting them to make a special AXIS I ATA AAAI AAAI Base Ball al ~ North San Juan. Manager Leiter will take “The Nora: das,” to North San Juen on Sunday, when the team will play a game of baseball with the “San Juans.” It is expected that about forty spectators will go from this city besides the baseballteam. A banquet will be given in Bradbury's Hall after the game. The Ridge boys, who have won 8 number of ganures this season, have greatly strengthened their team by signing a couple of players from Oolgate, aud a good game is looked for. In the Graveyard A few weeks ago a Nevada City man with his wife and four children went to San Francisco to reside. Yesterday he told the TRansoriPT reporter about the hard time he had in getting a nice “housé, on account of the children. _He said: “I went to about a dozen places that were offered for rent, and invariably the quest ion_was asked thavé you any children ?’ and as soon as I answered in the affirmative I was refused. I became worn vut and disgusted. I told my wife all about it, and requested her to take the children. out to the cemetery, which she did, and I would then make another trial. I found a place that just suited me and when I +appHed the same old question was thrown at me, ‘have you any children?’ celebration of this day and also endeavor to interest the school authorities to arrange appropriate exercises. Every Corps member is asked to display the flag on her own home}. on Flag Day and to interest her neighbors so to do in order, _as the official letter states, “that we as Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic and united with them in the furtherance of all patriotic endeavor may be recognized as those who stand for our glorious flag and the grand and undying principles of liberty and honor for which it is the one true emblem.” : : Every school may?fittingly honor this day with special exercises as a day of rejoicing, adopting a program suitable to the occasion, and of which the following features are Suggested to be used as a part: Prayer. Salute to the Flag. National hymns. Addresses by Soldiers and Patriots. Fiag Drills. Quotations from orations on the Flag. Ringing of Bells. Every child waving a flag and possessing it for himself is indeed a treasure to be admired and revered. There are no school children too young to love the flag, none to old to be ashamed of it, Patriotism is a sentiment—an emotion, capable of being cultivated to a high degree by inspiration. Itis not an incentive to military. action with a tendency to war, but rather a promoter of peace, and no nobler sentiment can be created than love for the flag, which is the mantle of Columbia standing in the foreground beckoning the oppressed of all mankind to come under the folds of the robe of love, there to dwell in harmony and security in this land of peace, the Canaan where the wanderer may rest, the oppressed find relief and all be the equal of his fellow-men. June 14th will be the 125th anniversary of the Birthday of the United States Flag. When it is considered what it has cost to give birth to this flag, what it has cost to maintain it and what it means to this Nation and to the world, there is no honor too great that should not be conferred upon it. Our flag was born in the throes of liberty, wounded in the battles of freedom and sanctified in the cause of humanity; threfore it should be honored for all the security it guarantees, for all the mercy it proclaims and for all the power it implies. It is the flag that has been ever raised in honor and never lowered in disgrace. It is the flag that represents liberty of thought and religious right, and floats today, beautifully hovering in the breeze around her Cuban protege, a protectorate against “man’s inhumanity to man.” It is the flag that gracefully waves in the Orient, a respected monitor in the Celestial Empire, guiding the world in the solution ot a Divine problem, remonstrating against avarice mento. last evening. cisco. morning. noon train. Md, Sacramento. Personal Mention. Frank Werry has returned home. L. D. Davis and family returned to Downieville this morning. ; Jas. Dabb and wife of Grass Valley were here on a visit yesterday. A. T. Wearn of Washington left for the Bay yesterday, H. Hawsen is down from Graniteville. Mrs. T. Griffith and children left for Amador county today on a visit. Audy Hampel is here from” SacraJohn Eddy, who has been to the Bay for the benefit of his health, returned Dan. McCauley left t San Francisco. _ H. A. Swift is here from San FranConstable C. W. Long returned this morning to Truckee. M. E. Frank and E. B. Castler are here from San Francisco. E. H. Prentice returnod to Rend this J. McBride, the San Francisco hardware man, isin town. Geo. W. Meyers is here in the interest of the Chrome Steel Company. I. Watson bas returned from the Plumbago mine. H. B. Fowler and J. A. Revis, who bave been up in Sierra county on mining business, returned yesterday. E. H. Brewer and 8S. A. Mose of Montpelier, returned last evening from Downieville, where they have beer on mining business. Francisco this morning. Phil. Curnow arrived here Colambia Hill today. W. F, Hammon and F. H. Hipp are over from Colfax. I. N. Robinson and C. W. Riser of San Francisco camein on the afterA. Longiner is here from Baltimore, Mre. Lammon arrived here today ou a visit to her son, John Lammon. Mrs. J. K. Davidson and son of North Biocmfield are visiting this city. Mics C, Bunber of Forest Hill is viswho have been here On visit to Mr. and Mrs.A, Baruh, returned to San Francisce this moraing. Johnston and Elith Thomas left this morning for a visit to Sacramento. J. Jobnston left this morning for Sheriff D. B. Getchel! left this afternoon for Truckee. Constable Harvey returned to Trackee thie afternocn. and I said tyes, but they are all in the graveyard.’ I gota five year lease on the house,and weare now very comfort ably fixed” Don’t Believe It. In speaking of tha suit brought: by John F. Moedy, Jr. et al.against Warren Riehardson, charging -him with selling, as one of the executors, some ice stock for $30,000 and only accounting for $15,000, the Truckee Republican says: Mr. Richardson is an old and honored citizen ef Truckee and has alwayssustained a character above reproach, and people take no stock in the charges. A peculiar featare in the case is that John F. Moody, Jr., one of the complainants, was himeelf. an -executor in his father’s estate. Will Entertain Him. Williard MeCarton, of Yreka, Siekiyou county, whe is a student at the Yuba power house of the Bay Counties Power Company, is the guest of Michael Hyman in this city. Mr. Hyman will hold a reception at/his bome. this evening, in honor of Mr. McCarton, to which a number of friends have been invited. The evening will be pleasantly passed with music and other diversions. A felicious repast will be served during the evening. his morning for They left for San ee K. of P., Attention. from Milo Lodge, K. P., will on Friday evening have initiation in the first degree, officers will be elected and @ collation and program enjoyed, Every jmember is requested to be present. N. J. Bennett, ©. ©. J. E. Isaac, K. of RB. and 8. 2t All Eyes on Texas. Great is Texas. Her vast cotton amaze the world. caused a most obstinate cough and rhages, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery.” Vinton’s. and admonishing against treachery. It,is the flag that must not be disgraced as an advertisement of merchandise nor displayed for idle purpose Itis sacred—it is sublime. Next to Holy Writ it should be our guide, standing for the equality of man, and of woman to man, Likes the Place. Wille Allen, the little blind boy who a Ys ‘financially, witbout limit, provided Shreckels invited tha Mayor to dinner crops_and marvelous oil discoveries Now follows the finally resulted in profuse hemor{:’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and all Tbroatand Lung troubles. 50c and $1. Trial botties free at Now tor Lumber. bave ready Spreckels’ Cholee. San Franomoo, June 11—Cleus Spreckles, the sugar magnate and muiti-milltioneire, will plange into politics during the coming fall, his object being to defeat Governor Gage and to place Mayor BE. E. Schmitz in the Governor’s seat. This information comes from an authorative source and is entirely, correct. It is of the utmost moment, too, for Claus Spreckels has volunteered to back Schmitz, Schmitz will strive for nomination and run for the office if he is nominated. Shortly after the Bulletin published the news that Schmitz might go before the Republican convention as & competitor of Henry 'T. Gage, Claus at the Spreckele house in Van Ness Avenue. Daring the dinner old Claus went straight tothe point and opened his mind to Schmitz. The tenor of the sugar magnate’s talk was that he was anxious to defeat Gage, that he would like to see Schmitz Governor, that Schmitz would make a good Governor and that if Schmitz would undertake seriously, and vigorously to seek the office, and would begin to make political connections and gather strength for the etruggle, first, before ‘the convention and, later, before the people, he, Spreckles, would see that Schmitz did not iack money for the fight. He promised to give Schmitz not only generous but even lavish pécuniary support. Since that dinne: he has had Schmitz to dine a second time at the house on Van Ness Avenur and has renewed and repeated hic offer to the Mayor. What the motive of Claus Spreckels ‘knows whether enmity for Gage or ad miration for Schmitz is at the bottom ofthis unusual proposal. True, Gage and John D. Spreckles, son of Oleus, are bitterly hostiie to each other and are now at swords’ peint:, but Claus hitherto has never taken part in Jobn D’s numerous political quarrels and enterprises. In other matters Spreckels, the father, has been all that a father could be to his eldest son, but Claus has left John D. to paddle his own canoe in politics and the newspaper business, {It seems hardly probable, therefore, that the quarrel between Gage and John D. has stirred Claus Spreckels to action. “Married Today. po the residence of Mr. and Mrs, George A. Gray of this city, at 7 o’clock this morning, Frank Treanor and Miss Maud Kieffer were united in the bonds of matrimony by Rev. Wm. Angwin. Miss Elsie Gray was bridesmaid, while M. McCartin officiated as groomsman. The newly-married couple left on the 9 o’clock train for San Francisco to spend their honeymoen. Upon their return they will take up their residence near the South Yuba power house, where the groom has a positien with the Bay. Counties Power Oo. Mr. Treanor atid his bride were both former residents of Monteeuma Gill and have many friends at this city who wish them moch ‘happiness and prosperity. * ‘may .be is not-apparent and no onc . h NARROW FSCADE. a Ben Johnson Nearly ‘Cabin. —_— About 1:45 o’clock this afternoon after Ben Johnson, who takes care of Pine Grove cemetery, had cooked and ate his dinner, he laid down to rest. A short time after John Lopez and L, Garwood, two boys who were playing near, discovered the side of the cabin tobe in flames and burning briskly. They rushed to the cabin and with difficulty aroused Ben, who was sleeping very eound, and theybarely had time to get bim out before all the inside was in flames. It was a nerrow escape from cremation. The cabin was eituated several hundred feet in the rear of Bridge’s stone yard, and alongside the cemetery fence. . The fire was caused from the stovepipe which went up through the roof. The cabin wis totally destroyed, with all ite contents, besides 250 feet of the ‘cemetery fence. The grass in the cemetery, and two large pine trees took fire and threatened to destroy surrounding property. 8. W. Marsh telephoned to Cbief Engineer Schmidt, who rustled a load of firemen and took them out in Phil Scadden’s wagon, . and when they arrived at the scene found the people of the neighborhood fighting the fire, and with their assistance it was soon put out. Shortly before 8 o’slock some mischievious boy turned in au alarm from box 52 in front of Dan Marsh’s residence, and when the firemen responded it was found that it was for the fire which had been extinguished an hour before. ; Disbanded Today. Connors’ Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company, which appeared here Monday night, disbanded at Colfax this morning. Some of the players returned here and others went to San Francisco. Visiting Friends. Mrs.N. OC. Tully, who now resides the coyote scalp suits by the Sacra730 have been assigned to CO. Scalp Claims. 1—The ruling io ; TRANSCR! June 12 San Dreco, Jane 1 mento Superior Court involves claims in this county amounting to nearly $19,000. Oleims to the amount of $17©. Hakes i j & Company, .and the Bank of OomGremated in His jes et sia ee Sel ia Brie Stew The Annual kah Degree Lodge ' a bt, by hay The annuel dove hunt and eamp/. . Tube 11—Th sires tenig stew of Grass Valley Sportemen’s Olub. clause of the Corliss Caat Keg ki: ypaent and collation. will be held Saturday, August 2nd, at. striken out in Committes of the Whig stomachs in orde the camp meeting ground at Indian (which is equivalent to killing OEE gill avoid sickness of adjoining the Driesbach vinethe billj deciied to limit the ; Spriags, by 8 vote of 108 to 71. yard. It hae been Cereal crop, will be imme erty number of invitations tuis yearandto. « = He Kept His ey wy his. eeason. Th admit only those who present invita-. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan 9 , gith the fruit. — i} nd receive badges. om +» soratched bi 0 ; ‘ — . . axasty wire. Toflemmetion angi ae oo” vo page ae poisoning set in. For two years ee ora more healt : 00d, suffered intensely, en et nright here in Nevade Tis Easy to Feel Good, dootore, args ged. ampatati a Sey ee eran Countless thousands bave found a. Bitters andi 1-2 boxes on Pro fyi uoder bis blackemé blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New. Arnica salve and my leg was wolf’ on Broad street, and \ Life Pills, whtch positively oure Con— eound as ever.” For wie vaent sidowalle aig stipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, . zema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores . Janndice, Malaria, Fever and Ague. all bloo? disorders Kiectric Bitters . and all Liver and Stomach troubles, . no rival on earth. ‘ry them. w etic and Indian Fla Purely vegetable; never agri or. Vinton will guarantee satisfaction g splayed a game las weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s. refand money. Only 50 cents, Wy, resulted in a victory drug store. ~ ine ae ae a ae sbya score of 8 40 6, ; . ¥ : r ap sn oe : . Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo. on draught at W. J. lithe re yes were. necesseye == ale at Rector Bros. } burleigh drills arri morning for the Grizz hich G. P. Hall is st They will be used in gavel. ilo in yesterday's relation to the candid ik M. Rutherferd, fo wndent of Publie Inetr ve been credited te tk tte County) Register. salmost certain that be able, at the prope not less than forty ¢ om his ranch. They quality, and.filad a read the choicest of fancy mixed drinks . ber of boys have organ klub, and have purchi paraphernalia, The practice in the ‘basen sen's house on Sacri Ladies, to day we place in one of our large windows, some good things Ladies and Obildren’s Kuit Underwear. Vests in long sleeves, shi sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveless, low neck and short sleey All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10c, 15, 25c and 50c. Take a ld before buying elsewhere. : z BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lot, ¢ sang for the big time on the Fourth of Jaly and buy that new dress of us, HIRT WAIST SUITS. Some nice things in thie lot, in both whites colored, at hes from $4 and upward. OUTSIDE SKIR[S—white pique, white lawn, duck and erash and nicely made. : Big Sale of White Undersk Come and visit us. MacD. Wateon, the with Mr. and Mrs. Park Avenue, has & w attack of diphtheria d the disease while att Grass Valley. Health bas established @ atric irts and Corset Covers going on now, Respectfully, 0 prisoners brough at Fruitvale, with her two daughters, Mrs. Ed. Smoot of Stockton, and Miss Leona Tully of Stockton, are visiting Mrs. Hattie Legg and James B. Tully and family of this city. Mra. Tally aud family used to reside on Piety Hill in this city. Native Daughters. This is the evening of the meeting of the Native Daughters of the Golden West and every: member is earnestly requested to be present. The election of efficers for the ensuing term will take place and other business of im portance is to be transacted. t ~~ Sep $8.50 OG 8 SHAW COMDAN It is now the peace-maker between hitherto domestic foes. I is a guard against foreign interferencé. It forgives the pas was placed in a Home for the Blind at Berkeley by a committee of the last Grand Jury, is now spending his vacation with his parents at Grass Valt t ML. & D. MARSH every kind, name an Any order can vow be filled. for delivery an immense stock of’ Lumber of description. and points to the future, grandly; with more grandeur than : ley. our prevision can encompass. It is the flag of our Re-union He says he is well treated and likes the place very much. suit you in. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. 2° —the flag of the New Possessions which Providence has bestowed. So let the American People,. with one hand on the casket of the Golden Rule and with the other saluting the emblem of our liberty and strength, do honor to our banner as it stands for loyalty between ourselves and the elevation of all mankind. As the day dawns on June 14th let the morning breeze kiss the fluttering fag from EVERY house top in Nevada Cite NN . ‘Alarge line of Spalding’s baseball goods was today received at George EB. Turner’s hardware store and the sports now have a ehance to take their prescri cians, as the “* upon the E. J. McOutchan, s prominent attorney of San Francisco who is acting counsel for defendants in the mining suit ef Lakenan vs. Tbe Menlo Gold Cure be aure is taken inter q é Mising Uo. which is now being tried plek for low prices. The word) inthe ior Court, will arrive bere SBpalding” on goods of thie kind is. tonight. The ease comes up again toenough to guarentee them. morrow. the system. » I Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. das mercury 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 ptions from reputeble physidamage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. manufactured Toledo, O., contains no mercu ie taken internally, blood and mucous surfaces of o buying Hall’s Catarrh H ledo, Ohio, by F. J. Testimonials free. z Gold by all druggist, price 75 cte, per bottle, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. We also keep on bend MASURY’S PAINTS is Catarrh Oure, by F. J. Obeney & Co. , a acting directly ou get the genuine. It ally, and made in ToCheney & Co. e can which are’ absolutely pure and every color. Fully guaranteed. uckee last evening b: W. Long, are Howar y days for dietarbi iGeorge Washington Rfor petty larceny. ——__-+~+-@e-+ go Shut De ambago mine, which line. in Sierra coun of the pay shoot fo the company after ion determined te present workings.eased in beth the m pipe to carry com nachine drille will b tonnel, which will be . in the hope to ag pay shoot, Maher & Co., Nevada Cit SLL UL My Entire Stock of MIL.LINBRY. I will close our Nevada City sto Y 8th. The st ill pot beo until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our pach bet Ba e store will pot beope Everything in trimmed and untrimmed e in. our Nevada City st goes at half f ce. Come and see them, Nee Teabeck will be at the store mpueeday and‘Wednesday. Call and seeher. — Commercial 8t., MRS. . LUBECK, Mill Grass Vi Nevada City. The Desf ke} Cream rez ‘i ws UG wo ‘Retrigerators $10 $12.50 eerrrrre. See Our Window Display Electro-Dental Pa $14.00 rds Are ‘ y friends of Miss M startling statement of the wonderful —SELL—— 4 & The newest and latest breakfast and health food ' iting friends in this city. work at Dieoo, Yex., of Dr. King’s New % It requires no cooking and can be eaten righ and George B. Fi A. Beaton and wife of San Francisco. Discovery for Consumption. “My a « fromthe package. i vada City’s most . is here on a visit. wife contracted a severe lung trouble,” @ « . It’s the whole of the wheat with Barley malt it ill learn with plea Mrs. I. Zallerbach and daughter,. Writes editor J. J. Eager, “which 4 4 flakes, aud it’s cooked. roaching ‘marriage out, and the event v lednesday, June 25th PRICE PER LARGE PAOKAGE, 16 CENTS = So. I mated, and both: ld LR ar TS 07 RE eC $1. 75K ‘ E. Mulloy, Groce ee ee 2 O6lB 5 6 oece es wise Picture Exhibit ditactie Sasevatansiasiets emesis 2 25 4 quarts... Pes dace restate a a eo nnan, with bis kine lay three evenings ly, Saturday will be those whe want to lg pictures outside better see them be Oorner Pine and Con Admission only 10 ce eet aren e i : e Silverware of All Kinds OR Wedding P ts : Carving Sets, Cold Mest Forks: Lettuce Forks, Salad Ses Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spots: mess Loce Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired 6%, insurance see T, B, ( : brands of whi rlors. . ©. J. BRAND, = = The Jewell Biminciuwas <@ ee eke “ ‘ambers, Try them : VRRP ME — ae 18 now selling bis : z eer foo Ve cent; DR. R. E. SMITH — : (Ty it end Saad These parlors are a branch of the Electre-Deneal Parlors of Sac ee established nearly f ramento, ; Want ae Sh Sigel Bad is cet one et Handsome Clocks BRe== Are Loca : : Pg oo —_ ew 2 1 Are hae ted Here Permanently We kane nen tay of Clocts ¢ best of everythin ELECTRIGAL aud cther conveniences for doing. . “eave Just received @ beautiful stock 0 “nd your orders to. stscinsely Gret-clase were. sg . id kinds, large and small, They are all guarantee” BAP balt end half can . ame guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other None etter. Our prices are the Lowest. ag ‘@bamahahel OUR P a atlantis Bts, . PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00, ce atin aie es Repatrin of Watches and Clocks Our Specialy: ‘hme aa 1 CROWNS, 22 Karat. 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS." oa. Us ee tates tt William Harry D beg pment da PSL BANIING sssnspo scsi ecsecco Lp A pe Beh ee ns “td Spring stre foo scan for Extracting when pao reordered, NT : ° & A. W. Hartu ’ “ual, : : io ° x : ‘ Tae ee : 4 ‘ . y oe. 3 fe. ~tohmakers 7 ‘eels is, E.SSMITH, D. D._S. an ee gvaps @ t smoke, Thor Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street,{Nevada City. . PHONE WEST 14, . BROAD STBEET, W! "le at Rector Bro

_. Nevapa Crty Dairy TRANSCRIPT : BROWN & CALEINS, PRorrierons, Issued Every By fell, . Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada Gity. ~ ‘ERMS OF SUBSORIPTIONI! ees Delivered to any part of the city. Ce ale Soe Fe 6 7 -* 12 1-2c Per Week Sel kavaeel seavaegsuanes cccccceccesecess.dume 12, 1902 Birthday of Our Flag. eirk® *« THURSDAY ....darkness. PRI ARABIA AIA IAI IH TRENUOUS effort is. be: ing made this year by the Conviels Got Awav. Gervais,, Oregon, June 12—-Tracey and Merrill, the escaped convicts, broke through the cordon ‘surrounding their retreat at two o'clock this morning, escaping in the Several shots were fired without effect. No effort was made to follow them until day light. The outlaws reached Monitor at six o’clock this ‘morning and secured breakfast at a farm house. Then they went into the dense woods near by.’ The posse and militia arrived shortly after daylight and endeavored to find their trail. ome See . Woman’s Relief. Corps of the United States, as well “as by all ether American patriotic societies, to create.a general observance of the birthday of our flag, on Saturday, June 14th, and we trust that some appropriate exercises will be arranged for Nevada City, so that this town will be included in the long list of “Flag Day” cities for1902. The Woman’s Relief Corps Sr saCaeHobEappopeeHets Of this city have received an official circular from the organization’s headquarters at Bradford, Vermont, earnestly requesting them to make a special AXIS I ATA AAAI AAAI Base Ball al ~ North San Juan. Manager Leiter will take “The Nora: das,” to North San Juen on Sunday, when the team will play a game of baseball with the “San Juans.” It is expected that about forty spectators will go from this city besides the baseballteam. A banquet will be given in Bradbury's Hall after the game. The Ridge boys, who have won 8 number of ganures this season, have greatly strengthened their team by signing a couple of players from Oolgate, aud a good game is looked for. In the Graveyard A few weeks ago a Nevada City man with his wife and four children went to San Francisco to reside. Yesterday he told the TRansoriPT reporter about the hard time he had in getting a nice “housé, on account of the children. _He said: “I went to about a dozen places that were offered for rent, and invariably the quest ion_was asked thavé you any children ?’ and as soon as I answered in the affirmative I was refused. I became worn vut and disgusted. I told my wife all about it, and requested her to take the children. out to the cemetery, which she did, and I would then make another trial. I found a place that just suited me and when I +appHed the same old question was thrown at me, ‘have you any children?’ celebration of this day and also endeavor to interest the school authorities to arrange appropriate exercises. Every Corps member is asked to display the flag on her own home}. on Flag Day and to interest her neighbors so to do in order, _as the official letter states, “that we as Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic and united with them in the furtherance of all patriotic endeavor may be recognized as those who stand for our glorious flag and the grand and undying principles of liberty and honor for which it is the one true emblem.” : : Every school may?fittingly honor this day with special exercises as a day of rejoicing, adopting a program suitable to the occasion, and of which the following features are Suggested to be used as a part: Prayer. Salute to the Flag. National hymns. Addresses by Soldiers and Patriots. Fiag Drills. Quotations from orations on the Flag. Ringing of Bells. Every child waving a flag and possessing it for himself is indeed a treasure to be admired and revered. There are no school children too young to love the flag, none to old to be ashamed of it, Patriotism is a sentiment—an emotion, capable of being cultivated to a high degree by inspiration. Itis not an incentive to military. action with a tendency to war, but rather a promoter of peace, and no nobler sentiment can be created than love for the flag, which is the mantle of Columbia standing in the foreground beckoning the oppressed of all mankind to come under the folds of the robe of love, there to dwell in harmony and security in this land of peace, the Canaan where the wanderer may rest, the oppressed find relief and all be the equal of his fellow-men. June 14th will be the 125th anniversary of the Birthday of the United States Flag. When it is considered what it has cost to give birth to this flag, what it has cost to maintain it and what it means to this Nation and to the world, there is no honor too great that should not be conferred upon it. Our flag was born in the throes of liberty, wounded in the battles of freedom and sanctified in the cause of humanity; threfore it should be honored for all the security it guarantees, for all the mercy it proclaims and for all the power it implies. It is the flag that has been ever raised in honor and never lowered in disgrace. It is the flag that represents liberty of thought and religious right, and floats today, beautifully hovering in the breeze around her Cuban protege, a protectorate against “man’s inhumanity to man.” It is the flag that gracefully waves in the Orient, a respected monitor in the Celestial Empire, guiding the world in the solution ot a Divine problem, remonstrating against avarice mento. last evening. cisco. morning. noon train. Md, Sacramento. Personal Mention. Frank Werry has returned home. L. D. Davis and family returned to Downieville this morning. ; Jas. Dabb and wife of Grass Valley were here on a visit yesterday. A. T. Wearn of Washington left for the Bay yesterday, H. Hawsen is down from Graniteville. Mrs. T. Griffith and children left for Amador county today on a visit. Audy Hampel is here from” SacraJohn Eddy, who has been to the Bay for the benefit of his health, returned Dan. McCauley left t San Francisco. _ H. A. Swift is here from San FranConstable C. W. Long returned this morning to Truckee. M. E. Frank and E. B. Castler are here from San Francisco. E. H. Prentice returnod to Rend this J. McBride, the San Francisco hardware man, isin town. Geo. W. Meyers is here in the interest of the Chrome Steel Company. I. Watson bas returned from the Plumbago mine. H. B. Fowler and J. A. Revis, who bave been up in Sierra county on mining business, returned yesterday. E. H. Brewer and 8S. A. Mose of Montpelier, returned last evening from Downieville, where they have beer on mining business. Francisco this morning. Phil. Curnow arrived here Colambia Hill today. W. F, Hammon and F. H. Hipp are over from Colfax. I. N. Robinson and C. W. Riser of San Francisco camein on the afterA. Longiner is here from Baltimore, Mre. Lammon arrived here today ou a visit to her son, John Lammon. Mrs. J. K. Davidson and son of North Biocmfield are visiting this city. Mics C, Bunber of Forest Hill is viswho have been here On visit to Mr. and Mrs.A, Baruh, returned to San Francisce this moraing. Johnston and Elith Thomas left this morning for a visit to Sacramento. J. Jobnston left this morning for Sheriff D. B. Getchel! left this afternoon for Truckee. Constable Harvey returned to Trackee thie afternocn. and I said tyes, but they are all in the graveyard.’ I gota five year lease on the house,and weare now very comfort ably fixed” Don’t Believe It. In speaking of tha suit brought: by John F. Moedy, Jr. et al.against Warren Riehardson, charging -him with selling, as one of the executors, some ice stock for $30,000 and only accounting for $15,000, the Truckee Republican says: Mr. Richardson is an old and honored citizen ef Truckee and has alwayssustained a character above reproach, and people take no stock in the charges. A peculiar featare in the case is that John F. Moody, Jr., one of the complainants, was himeelf. an -executor in his father’s estate. Will Entertain Him. Williard MeCarton, of Yreka, Siekiyou county, whe is a student at the Yuba power house of the Bay Counties Power Company, is the guest of Michael Hyman in this city. Mr. Hyman will hold a reception at/his bome. this evening, in honor of Mr. McCarton, to which a number of friends have been invited. The evening will be pleasantly passed with music and other diversions. A felicious repast will be served during the evening. his morning for They left for San ee K. of P., Attention. from Milo Lodge, K. P., will on Friday evening have initiation in the first degree, officers will be elected and @ collation and program enjoyed, Every jmember is requested to be present. N. J. Bennett, ©. ©. J. E. Isaac, K. of RB. and 8. 2t All Eyes on Texas. Great is Texas. Her vast cotton amaze the world. caused a most obstinate cough and rhages, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery.” Vinton’s. and admonishing against treachery. It,is the flag that must not be disgraced as an advertisement of merchandise nor displayed for idle purpose Itis sacred—it is sublime. Next to Holy Writ it should be our guide, standing for the equality of man, and of woman to man, Likes the Place. Wille Allen, the little blind boy who a Ys ‘financially, witbout limit, provided Shreckels invited tha Mayor to dinner crops_and marvelous oil discoveries Now follows the finally resulted in profuse hemor{:’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and all Tbroatand Lung troubles. 50c and $1. Trial botties free at Now tor Lumber. bave ready Spreckels’ Cholee. San Franomoo, June 11—Cleus Spreckles, the sugar magnate and muiti-milltioneire, will plange into politics during the coming fall, his object being to defeat Governor Gage and to place Mayor BE. E. Schmitz in the Governor’s seat. This information comes from an authorative source and is entirely, correct. It is of the utmost moment, too, for Claus Spreckels has volunteered to back Schmitz, Schmitz will strive for nomination and run for the office if he is nominated. Shortly after the Bulletin published the news that Schmitz might go before the Republican convention as & competitor of Henry 'T. Gage, Claus at the Spreckele house in Van Ness Avenue. Daring the dinner old Claus went straight tothe point and opened his mind to Schmitz. The tenor of the sugar magnate’s talk was that he was anxious to defeat Gage, that he would like to see Schmitz Governor, that Schmitz would make a good Governor and that if Schmitz would undertake seriously, and vigorously to seek the office, and would begin to make political connections and gather strength for the etruggle, first, before ‘the convention and, later, before the people, he, Spreckles, would see that Schmitz did not iack money for the fight. He promised to give Schmitz not only generous but even lavish pécuniary support. Since that dinne: he has had Schmitz to dine a second time at the house on Van Ness Avenur and has renewed and repeated hic offer to the Mayor. What the motive of Claus Spreckels ‘knows whether enmity for Gage or ad miration for Schmitz is at the bottom ofthis unusual proposal. True, Gage and John D. Spreckles, son of Oleus, are bitterly hostiie to each other and are now at swords’ peint:, but Claus hitherto has never taken part in Jobn D’s numerous political quarrels and enterprises. In other matters Spreckels, the father, has been all that a father could be to his eldest son, but Claus has left John D. to paddle his own canoe in politics and the newspaper business, {It seems hardly probable, therefore, that the quarrel between Gage and John D. has stirred Claus Spreckels to action. “Married Today. po the residence of Mr. and Mrs, George A. Gray of this city, at 7 o’clock this morning, Frank Treanor and Miss Maud Kieffer were united in the bonds of matrimony by Rev. Wm. Angwin. Miss Elsie Gray was bridesmaid, while M. McCartin officiated as groomsman. The newly-married couple left on the 9 o’clock train for San Francisco to spend their honeymoen. Upon their return they will take up their residence near the South Yuba power house, where the groom has a positien with the Bay. Counties Power Oo. Mr. Treanor atid his bride were both former residents of Monteeuma Gill and have many friends at this city who wish them moch ‘happiness and prosperity. * ‘may .be is not-apparent and no onc . h NARROW FSCADE. a Ben Johnson Nearly ‘Cabin. —_— About 1:45 o’clock this afternoon after Ben Johnson, who takes care of Pine Grove cemetery, had cooked and ate his dinner, he laid down to rest. A short time after John Lopez and L, Garwood, two boys who were playing near, discovered the side of the cabin tobe in flames and burning briskly. They rushed to the cabin and with difficulty aroused Ben, who was sleeping very eound, and theybarely had time to get bim out before all the inside was in flames. It was a nerrow escape from cremation. The cabin

was eituated several hundred feet in the rear of Bridge’s stone yard, and alongside the cemetery fence. . The fire was caused from the stovepipe which went up through the roof. The cabin wis totally destroyed, with all ite contents, besides 250 feet of the ‘cemetery fence. The grass in the cemetery, and two large pine trees took fire and threatened to destroy surrounding property. 8. W. Marsh telephoned to Cbief Engineer Schmidt, who rustled a load of firemen and took them out in Phil Scadden’s wagon, . and when they arrived at the scene found the people of the neighborhood fighting the fire, and with their assistance it was soon put out. Shortly before 8 o’slock some mischievious boy turned in au alarm from box 52 in front of Dan Marsh’s residence, and when the firemen responded it was found that it was for the fire which had been extinguished an hour before. ; Disbanded Today. Connors’ Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company, which appeared here Monday night, disbanded at Colfax this morning. Some of the players returned here and others went to San Francisco. Visiting Friends. Mrs.N. OC. Tully, who now resides the coyote scalp suits by the Sacra730 have been assigned to CO. Scalp Claims. 1—The ruling io ; TRANSCR! June 12 San Dreco, Jane 1 mento Superior Court involves claims in this county amounting to nearly $19,000. Oleims to the amount of $17©. Hakes i j & Company, .and the Bank of OomGremated in His jes et sia ee Sel ia Brie Stew The Annual kah Degree Lodge ' a bt, by hay The annuel dove hunt and eamp/. . Tube 11—Th sires tenig stew of Grass Valley Sportemen’s Olub. clause of the Corliss Caat Keg ki: ypaent and collation. will be held Saturday, August 2nd, at. striken out in Committes of the Whig stomachs in orde the camp meeting ground at Indian (which is equivalent to killing OEE gill avoid sickness of adjoining the Driesbach vinethe billj deciied to limit the ; Spriags, by 8 vote of 108 to 71. yard. It hae been Cereal crop, will be imme erty number of invitations tuis yearandto. « = He Kept His ey wy his. eeason. Th admit only those who present invita-. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan 9 , gith the fruit. — i} nd receive badges. om +» soratched bi 0 ; ‘ — . . axasty wire. Toflemmetion angi ae oo” vo page ae poisoning set in. For two years ee ora more healt : 00d, suffered intensely, en et nright here in Nevade Tis Easy to Feel Good, dootore, args ged. ampatati a Sey ee eran Countless thousands bave found a. Bitters andi 1-2 boxes on Pro fyi uoder bis blackemé blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New. Arnica salve and my leg was wolf’ on Broad street, and \ Life Pills, whtch positively oure Con— eound as ever.” For wie vaent sidowalle aig stipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, . zema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores . Janndice, Malaria, Fever and Ague. all bloo? disorders Kiectric Bitters . and all Liver and Stomach troubles, . no rival on earth. ‘ry them. w etic and Indian Fla Purely vegetable; never agri or. Vinton will guarantee satisfaction g splayed a game las weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s. refand money. Only 50 cents, Wy, resulted in a victory drug store. ~ ine ae ae a ae sbya score of 8 40 6, ; . ¥ : r ap sn oe : . Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo. on draught at W. J. lithe re yes were. necesseye == ale at Rector Bros. } burleigh drills arri morning for the Grizz hich G. P. Hall is st They will be used in gavel. ilo in yesterday's relation to the candid ik M. Rutherferd, fo wndent of Publie Inetr ve been credited te tk tte County) Register. salmost certain that be able, at the prope not less than forty ¢ om his ranch. They quality, and.filad a read the choicest of fancy mixed drinks . ber of boys have organ klub, and have purchi paraphernalia, The practice in the ‘basen sen's house on Sacri Ladies, to day we place in one of our large windows, some good things Ladies and Obildren’s Kuit Underwear. Vests in long sleeves, shi sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveless, low neck and short sleey All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10c, 15, 25c and 50c. Take a ld before buying elsewhere. : z BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lot, ¢ sang for the big time on the Fourth of Jaly and buy that new dress of us, HIRT WAIST SUITS. Some nice things in thie lot, in both whites colored, at hes from $4 and upward. OUTSIDE SKIR[S—white pique, white lawn, duck and erash and nicely made. : Big Sale of White Undersk Come and visit us. MacD. Wateon, the with Mr. and Mrs. Park Avenue, has & w attack of diphtheria d the disease while att Grass Valley. Health bas established @ atric irts and Corset Covers going on now, Respectfully, 0 prisoners brough at Fruitvale, with her two daughters, Mrs. Ed. Smoot of Stockton, and Miss Leona Tully of Stockton, are visiting Mrs. Hattie Legg and James B. Tully and family of this city. Mra. Tally aud family used to reside on Piety Hill in this city. Native Daughters. This is the evening of the meeting of the Native Daughters of the Golden West and every: member is earnestly requested to be present. The election of efficers for the ensuing term will take place and other business of im portance is to be transacted. t ~~ Sep $8.50 OG 8 SHAW COMDAN It is now the peace-maker between hitherto domestic foes. I is a guard against foreign interferencé. It forgives the pas was placed in a Home for the Blind at Berkeley by a committee of the last Grand Jury, is now spending his vacation with his parents at Grass Valt t ML. & D. MARSH every kind, name an Any order can vow be filled. for delivery an immense stock of’ Lumber of description. and points to the future, grandly; with more grandeur than : ley. our prevision can encompass. It is the flag of our Re-union He says he is well treated and likes the place very much. suit you in.. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. 2° —the flag of the New Possessions which Providence has bestowed. So let the American People,. with one hand on the casket of the Golden Rule and with the other saluting the emblem of our liberty and strength, do honor to our banner as it stands for loyalty between ourselves and the elevation of all mankind. As the day dawns on June 14th let the morning breeze kiss the fluttering fag from EVERY house top in Nevada Cite NN . ‘Alarge line of Spalding’s baseball goods was today received at George EB. Turner’s hardware store and the sports now have a ehance to take their prescri cians, as the “* upon the E. J. McOutchan, s prominent attorney of San Francisco who is acting counsel for defendants in the mining suit ef Lakenan vs. Tbe Menlo Gold Cure be aure is taken inter q é Mising Uo. which is now being tried plek for low prices. The word) inthe ior Court, will arrive bere SBpalding” on goods of thie kind is. tonight. The ease comes up again toenough to guarentee them. morrow. the system. » I Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. das mercury 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 ptions from reputeble physidamage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. manufactured Toledo, O., contains no mercu ie taken internally, blood and mucous surfaces of o buying Hall’s Catarrh H ledo, Ohio, by F. J. Testimonials free. z Gold by all druggist, price 75 cte, per bottle, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. We also keep on bend MASURY’S PAINTS is Catarrh Oure, by F. J. Obeney & Co. , a acting directly ou get the genuine. It ally, and made in ToCheney & Co. e can which are’ absolutely pure and every color. Fully guaranteed. uckee last evening b: W. Long, are Howar y days for dietarbi iGeorge Washington Rfor petty larceny. ——__-+~+-@e-+ go Shut De ambago mine, which line. in Sierra coun of the pay shoot fo the company after ion determined te present workings.eased in beth the m pipe to carry com nachine drille will b tonnel, which will be . in the hope to ag pay shoot, Maher & Co., Nevada Cit SLL UL My Entire Stock of MIL.LINBRY. I will close our Nevada City sto Y 8th. The st ill pot beo until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our pach bet Ba e store will pot beope Everything in trimmed and untrimmed e in. our Nevada City st goes at half f ce. Come and see them, Nee Teabeck will be at the store mpueeday and‘Wednesday. Call and seeher. — Commercial 8t., MRS. . LUBECK, Mill Grass Vi Nevada City. The Desf ke} Cream rez ‘i ws UG wo ‘Retrigerators $10 $12.50 eerrrrre. See Our Window Display Electro-Dental Pa $14.00 rds Are ‘ y friends of Miss M startling statement of the wonderful —SELL—— 4 & The newest and latest breakfast and health food ' iting friends in this city. work at Dieoo, Yex., of Dr. King’s New % It requires no cooking and can be eaten righ and George B. Fi A. Beaton and wife of San Francisco. Discovery for Consumption. “My a « fromthe package. i vada City’s most . is here on a visit. wife contracted a severe lung trouble,” @ « . It’s the whole of the wheat with Barley malt it ill learn with plea Mrs. I. Zallerbach and daughter,. Writes editor J. J. Eager, “which 4 4 flakes, aud it’s cooked. roaching ‘marriage out, and the event v lednesday, June 25th PRICE PER LARGE PAOKAGE, 16 CENTS = So. I mated, and both: ld LR ar TS 07 RE eC $1. 75K ‘ E. Mulloy, Groce ee ee 2 O6lB 5 6 oece es wise Picture Exhibit ditactie Sasevatansiasiets emesis 2 25 4 quarts..... Pes dace restate a a eo nnan, with bis kine lay three evenings ly, Saturday will be those whe want to lg pictures outside better see them be Oorner Pine and Con Admission only 10 ce eet aren e i : e Silverware of All Kinds OR Wedding P ts : Carving Sets, Cold Mest Forks: Lettuce Forks, Salad Ses Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spots: mess Loce Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired 6%, insurance see T, B, ( : brands of whi rlors. . ©. J. BRAND, = = The Jewell Biminciuwas <@ ee eke “ ‘ambers, Try them : VRRP ME — ae 18 now selling bis : z eer foo Ve cent; DR. R. E. SMITH — : (Ty it end Saad These parlors are a branch of the Electre-Deneal Parlors of Sac ee established nearly f ramento, ; Want ae Sh Sigel Bad is cet one et Handsome Clocks BRe== Are Loca : : Pg oo —_ ew 2 1 Are hae ted Here Permanently We kane nen tay of Clocts ¢ best of everythin ELECTRIGAL aud cther conveniences for doing. . “eave Just received @ beautiful stock 0 “nd your orders to. stscinsely Gret-clase were. sg . id kinds, large and small, They are all guarantee” BAP balt end half can . ame guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other None etter. Our prices are the Lowest. ag ‘@bamahahel OUR P a atlantis Bts, . PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00, ce atin aie es Repatrin of Watches and Clocks Our Specialy: ‘hme aa 1 CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS.." oa. Us ee tates tt William Harry D beg pment da PSL BANIING sssnspo scsi ecsecco Lp A pe Beh ee ns “td Spring stre foo scan for Extracting when pao reordered, NT : ° & A. W. Hartu ’ “ual, : : io ° x : ‘ Tae ee : 4 ‘ . y oe. 3 fe. ~tohmakers 7 ‘eels is, E.SSMITH, D. D._S. an ee gvaps @ t smoke, Thor Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street,{Nevada City. . PHONE WEST 14, . BROAD STBEET, W! "le at Rector Bro