June 14, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. — : : TERMS OF SUBSORIPTIONI ByMet, = -©+ + * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week a Delivered toany part of the city. = BA TUDIAD 6 ince Bec ib os creche ki icv eece ne cee. AW 0 ebiive.ce sees June 14, 1902 The Graduates’ Ball. RMORY HALL presented a gala appearance last evening, when the youth and beauty of Nevada City assembled together to trip the light fantastic at the grand ball given by the Graduating Class of 1902. The pretty and harmonious colors of the class—pink and white, together with the choicest of flowers, handsomely decorated ‘the large hall, which was crowded with dancers and spectators and brilliantly lighted. The gay and happy faces ‘of the handsomely dressed ladies and gentlemen lent an enchantment to the scene and with the excellent music provided combined to make an occasion not soon to be forgotten. Over seventy couple were in the grand march, which Three Million . (Golng and Coming. 5 On the Dump. * g. ewell isdown fpém North Bloonfield. ‘ R. J. Nichols is here from San Francisco, : * Mrs. E. D, Sibert of Los Angeles arrived last evening on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Dennis. : : . Mrs. Ladue has retarned to North Bloomfield. “I have been mining for thirty-seven years in the West and I never ssw three million doliars in ore on a dump before I went to Tonopah,” said Gen= eral CO. 8, Warren one day this week. “I have no hesitation in saying that by the'time they go down a thousand Arnold Angwin has returned here to spend his summer vacation. feet the place will bs worth Batte and Mrs. Johnston Thomas hes retarned s . é Virginia City put together. toms Dikeoba. General Warren, whois at the Pal. ace dt present, is one of the best known Ed Beaumont returned here last evening from Sacramento. mining men in Idebo, Montana, British F. Ensenaperger, 8. Jackerman and Cele, -e. 18 feck ait through the F. Reed arrived here last evening from West. -He was the original locator of the Lexington, Arctic and Baltic San Franciaes. ‘ John Gust and sister returned to mines ut Buite, and was prominently their home in Mariposa county this connected with the Michae! Davitt aod snopdthae: sites J other properties there. He was first ; i a : Spe ae Mrs Jos, Thomes, Jr., aud children, scoretary of the Puor Man Company of who have been kere ona visit with Jos. Cour d@’Alene and was owner of the : s , Thomas, Sr., ard family, returned to G eat Western and WeStern Le Roi of Watsonville this morning. R ssland, B.C. Heisa wealthy man : r . Mra. J; H. English and family left and the days when he needs bother thie morning for Berkeley: with business have long since passed, H. W. Benson of Wavesvitis coe aie he oe ge he could not) wen. Williams of Grass Valley have He was induced te take a look at the teumiteed from] tn ap scuwey . iP T . tech atiiits be had daht where they have been in the interest of ORopan Cammy trom wales ne just . tne Buckeye Flouring Mill Company. pepsi with nn rae conviction Miss Josie Peard of Mariposa counts Pitts Serene. seSrereis here on a visit. “Why, they have 7300 feet of a pay The report power in the chines, and t to prospect. nel, which is the Plambago mine in Sierra county had closed down, and that: prepara: tione were under way for installing run five bundred feet ahead in order taken for granted as it came from a gentleman who had jast retarned from the mine. Ina telephone message received at the Transonirr office from Superintendent Mattier, he states that there is no truth in the report. ing to move air pipe to the lewer tunbe ex ended 500 feet further. hoisting works are to be enlarged a d FS Tn NH Me The Plambago 1s In BetterShape Than Ever Before. has been published that lower tunnel to ran mahat the tunnel would be The information was He is now in 500 feet and will The Today was Flag Day and from about all the flag poles on public buildings in Nevada City the Stars and Stripes floated. Many private residences and business places also displayed — the Another Smelter. } ! [A Jockey Killed. Sr. Louis, June 18.-Jookey Donegan ; was killed and Jockey B. Matthews was badly hurtin a collision between their mounts in the Fair Grounds todey, when the horses Pettijohn and Belzair collided. Pettijohn’s hoof struck Donegan’s skali, crushing it, and he died seon after being taken from the track. Boy Drowned. : Burxmeron, Ia., Jane 18—Ira Drake, 16 years old, was caught ia a whirlpool in the Neosho river yesterday and the river in a boat when he was drawn under by the water. His companion was caught by the water, but was finally thrown out injured. *Tis Easy to Feel Good, blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New -baving machine drills, run by air, inLife Pills, whtch positively cure Conemblem of freedom, Forever may ; s i tipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness stalled in the three tunnels, and is go ais wave, sane : ate eae jet ’ and all Liver — Stomach —— es. Purely vegetuble; never gr or weaken. Only 26¢ at W._D. Vinton’s drug store, firat race at the}. drowned, Young Drake tried to eross Ni Countless thousands have found a} Twelvezears ago J. W cay, for BUSY Reat poisoning. cet iti, Vor two nt Mm nhe Elks held & mésting suffered intensely. Then. the of two candidates wer doctors AMpatation, « writes, “L need ‘one. bottla “ot “a ¢ Dittere and 1-2 boxes of Bock ea sive aod my log was well of OF Eruptions, . all biog dieordere Bleetris Bineny abich the members hi number of miners have wiract (rom Edwin Tilley from the drain tuo no rival on earth. ‘iry them. w. Deer -O ato x . WwW mine on Deer a will guarantee satistactio actors will take out ‘money. Only 50 cente, we SOO imuel H. Wagner ef Fi menced suit for divorce » Frances HB, Waagnt yd of desertion, The ried in Wisconsin in 18 xt Tuesday the childre: Bpiscopal Suoday schoo sanoual picnie et Glenk admission will be .obar, Firemen, ‘Attention, All those having uniforms of py sylvania Engine 00., No. 2 are quested to retarn them to Fore Richard Sandow immediately, as desired to put them in first-class dition for thé Fourth of July. S cuinNaineeemeen es was led by Ed. Barker and-Miss Lizzie Morgan of the Graduating Class, the other members of the class following and all carrying a boquet of choice pink and white flowers. Lavinia Richards and Elise Meyer, two sweet little girls cbute jn eight,” he said. settle up some business affairs, but will go back to Tonopah immediately. He will retarn north tomorrow to “Everything is staked for twenty extensive improvements made to the mill, The. mine is in better shape than ever before, and thirty-two men are now employed. Repairs are made on the property every year, but this year the improvements will be more E. M. Colson of Saa Francisco went to Downieville this morning. Walter Greeley returmed here last evening{rom Piacer county where he has ‘been for some time. Frank Conn left this moruing for Reppine, June 13th—The fameus Balaklala group of sixty copper claims in the Flat Oreek District of this coun ty, is to be sold for $650,000. The The best of porter and beer always on draught at W.-J. Brrrzanp’s. Aliso the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Paine, none better. Bros, : Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Th «Aressed in pure white, stood. to one side of the long line of dancers and passed pretty programs of the evening’s dances miles,” he remarked, “but there's any amount of money to be made there by a men who has little, and I want te Sacramento after a visit here with many friends. pee! : FredSeerls left this morning for a extensive than usual. property is under bond. to Pernsylvania capitalists, headed by Peter Kimberly, the. steel manufacturer. The sum of $65,000 was paid to get an Nothing But the Best. Maher as the couples passed by. This proved to be a charming and most pleasing feature and was praised universally. The sixteen dances and three extras on the program were none too many for this delightful occasion and the superb music rendered by Wild’s orchestra received encore after encore. Many present were of the opinion that the ball was one of the most~successful and enjoyable events of the kind ever given in this city. One thing is certain—the young people of the Class of 1902, who under the able direction of Prof. E. H. Barker managed the entire affair, did themselvés proud and are justly entitled to much credit from} the public. The graduates, however, consider that the people of Nevada City should have some credit also, and desire to thank them one and all for their assistance and co-operation. No expense was spared in preparing for the event, and notwithstanding the fact that the ball was largely patronized, not a very large sum will be realized. PPR ERR HD HDD ‘A Good Place to Live. LL CALIFORNIA is delightful, but in comparing the t southern with the central counties one would say that the south is a good place to visit and the north a good placetolive in. If one wishes to raise oranges he can do so in either section, if he has the money. In-regard to climate, there is no difference except that the south lacks rain. ‘That is what makes the mountains all bare instead of covered, as in the north, with noble forest, whose _ cool shade and purling streams are so delightful during the warm summer months. Such fishing as we have in various portions of Nevada county cannot be enjoyed in lands whose summer streams are only sandbanks. All central and northern California is filled with delightful places of resort, anknown, unfortunately, to the world, but sources of perennial enjoyment to us. We have not, like our ultra enterprising southern friends, the ability to create resorts out of nothing. Our pleasure grounds are not the handiwork of man. We cannot offer, except here and there, the comforts of vast tourist hotels, but in’ our primitive, awkward way, we just go and camp out. Some day a race more verile than we will hear of the opportunities here awaiting the enterprising, and then things will move. And the first discoverers will have their choice of claims, Editor in Jail. Hono.vuty (T.:H.) Juve 6, via San Francisco, Jane 13.—Walter G. Smith, editor of the Pacific Com al Advertiser, has been remand o Osha a tee ————— Lemons Higher. S4n Diao, June 18—The rise in the price of lemons has resulted in the bringing of large quantities of lemons In Working Order. Park has been put in first. class condition and a safety fence has been built around it. It will be running iv fall biast tomerrow afternoon and those who delight in this pastime will be pleased to learinof it. for the term yesterday with a picnic. The children all enjoyed the outing. usually dies an old maid. HES at Hard Scrabble range The merry-go-round at Glenbrook Local Brieis. The public school at Globe closed The girl who is flush with beaus Company C will hold a practice shoot tomorrow. The grass which has grown at the edge of some of the sidewalks around town should be dug up as it looks bad and is apt to catch fire at any time. Nobody ever thinks perbaps a preacher doee not get as much as he earns. Lock up your bow wow until after the dog p»isoner has finished his Spring work. A Nevada City boy recently hitched up a colt with en old borse and took two young ladies out riding and all who saw bim say he had bis hands fall. We bave seen cther boys ont buggy riding with horses that were well trained, and they had their arms full. Most boys prefer to drive old horses, Whe can blame them? Personal Mention. Dan McFall, superintendent of tbe Home mine, is registered at the Grand Hotel, San Francisco. J. W. Husuer of San Francisco arrived here today. f J. O. De Wolf and wife and George w. Root and wife of San Francisce arrived her on the afternoon train. et Car FORGOTTEN, A little year or so ago -. The personal property is valued at business trip to San Francisco, Mrs. Ed Nichols, who: bas.been here en ‘a two months” visit to ber aunt, Mrs. Johanne Downing, retuned to San Francisco this morniag. James English left this morning for Blue Canyon. Mrs. Clemo and her daughter Nora left this morning for a visit to San Francieco, L. Hyman returned this morning from San Francisco after purchasing a large stock of clothing. Valuable Estate. San Francisco, Jane 14—The estate of the late Heary Vrooman has been appraised at $628,68195 It consists largely of casb, borids and securities. This is the kind of weather that gives you an appetite. The nights are eool so that you may have a refreshing sleep, and when you get up in the morning you want. something to appease your hunger. The New Union Hotel is the proper place to get it. Everything on the table is of the best and ‘it is cooked to perfection, The help is courteous and. see that your every want is supplied. Do You Wan to Go. Everyene who desires to go to Nerth San Juan tomorrow can be accommodated: There will be busses at the 6 o’clock to carry all passengers. The fare for the round trip will be $1. e@eJob Couldn’t Nave Stood It $522,512 68, aud the real estate, of which the principal piece is a lot at ‘Bush and Mason‘streets, is valued at $30,740. There is cash in the hands of the executors in the sum of $75,429.27. When Vrooman first came to the State he jJocated in Mariposa county, and was known as the “learned blecksmith.” He was ene of the main men that defeated the late Senator Sargent for re-election. Case Submitted. The case of Lakenan vs. Menlo Mining Company, wherein Lakenan sues to prevent the sale of mining stock at del: nqnent'sale, was argued in the Superior Court this morning and submitted this afternoon. Tf he had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica ~alve will cure the worst case of piles on earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Oure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton: Piano Tuning and Repairing O. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and will call on bis patrons, Others will agg order by mail. P. O. Box No. " : m22 tf Oe Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf New York Hotel tomorrow morning at. ° option six months ago. Development work has been ‘so satisfactory that a second pvyment of $100,000 has now been made and the sale is assured. This will mean another emelter for Shasta county. Was son. The tramp arrested at Truckee a few days ago on suspicion of being the man who stabbed a saloonkeeper at Florin, has been released from custody. Although he answered the description of the man wanted in every particulalv an eye witness bing declared him not to be the perReleased. much Dry Goods as we have this year, he stabthing new. Hall Monday N. D. G. W. Members of Laurel Porlor, N. D. G. W., are requested to meet at Armory for the purpose of seleeting a suitable float for the 4th of Jaly. . Mes E. A. Moors, Pres. No two Suits alike. Shirt Waists and Shirt Waist Suits, May 16th, at 7:30 p. m., Respectfully,e@e* NEVADA CIty . <B> 000 ee in the nistory of our business here have we sol we been able to give you as much for your money 3 can now. ‘The big Store is the talk of Northern Califo and why? Because every time you come here you find s New Wash Goods. See the big window. We are it when it comes to showing Nice Dress Go Gloves—anything nice you wish for these hot days. Come to the Big Store, the coolest place in town. Come and we will make your visit a pleasant one. Maher & Cc nds. hmes, Hennessy, the ugh his attorney, Fred menced suit against p, administrator of th A Ryan, deceased, f (28 10. iss Lily Rowland, gre rs, J. Meacham, and w n in this city, bavh several years ago, Was », Nevada, on the 7th of to0. L. Bender. The at Oakland. er in the history of th aher & Co. here, have t bh dry goods as they and they havé never b to give you as mac) y. Every time you. you will find somet have the nicest of w: waists, suits, belts, ¢ . In fact anything y: hot days. See new ad rlained at .F. E. Brown, gave e 1 {ternoon to the frienc Itman, who is now ity, at her home on § . The rooms were h ted in sweet peas, rosee, and were @ bower afternoon was whiled and delicate refreabr For sale at R & ( and never Belts, Corg stamped C. Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can be trained as wel) as your muscles or your brain. Cascarets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. bulk. All druggists, roc. Spt Lie OuTl 1. Mrs. Maltmen week for Los Angeles, visit with Mrs, Myers My Entire Stock of Genuine tablets C. C. Never sold in prietors. The prompt use of the famous Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed time will break up the severest cold. . % Sold everywhere. & Co., San Francisco, Oal. Sole pro~ee until] SEPTEMBER 15'b, with our new Fall Eeorybing in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our oes at half Pe ce. Come and seethem, Mrs. Lubeck wil Wednesday. Call and see her. Commercial 8t., Nevada Oity puesday an Wichman, Lutgen Poisoning Dogs. The dog poisoner is around plying his misersble avoca'ion again and it behooves all owners of valuable canines to keep a close watch on. them. Several parties have had their dogs poisoned, the latest being that of Gharles Hyman, who resides on Pine street. The poison was thrown over the fence, as the dog: never went outside of the lot. Cold Storage Meats LEGG & SHAW CONDANT —SELL—— The Deerless Kceland Ice (eam Freezers OS a teats Sw ee a a a a a, Pewee Vv Vv VV VV Vv aaa) It requires no cooking and can from the pac! . . It’s the whole of the wheat with and it’s cooked. Py vy td aOoSbS I will close our Nevada City store, JULY a" store will pot be op MRS. L. LUBECK, The newest and-latest breakfast and hoxlth fot returning to her hon nd. Mr. Maltman : that far-off country it visiting for awhile, v his family to their Ne ¢ Ball Ga Nevada City 1 be at the sto i : ; eas baseball game at Gle: should be a good: wwOOGEE” Upson team of & mek organization, an 's will make them wor 'ymake. For the G vin Stewart will be I bm the aample of twirl y put up this seasen he visitors dowa te will play first and myer will play in t! keys Slo be eaten Tt Barley malt , 16 CEN ea ” eures oF no pay. Only 250 st Vinton’s drug store; to market to be hurried eastwerd. Only a few weeks ago the growers were offered less than a cent a pound, but within the last few days they are receiving from §2 to $2.50 per box, . This increase in price in June is unusual, the rise usually coming a month or more later. A telegram received from the East yesterday stated that a carload of Valencia lemons of the Rose brand sold for $2,162.25, or $5.97 per box, The other day in the New York market larga fancy Va-: lencias brought as high as $7.50 a box. be Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Buck len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible x healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Burne, Scaids and Piles, It Jail by the Supreme Oourt to serve out the sentencé of thirty days for contempt of Court, imposed by the Judges of the Oircuit Court last March. Smith’s offense was the publication of a cartoon, being a caricature of Judge Gear of the First Circuit Court, and held to be a criticism of a pending criminal triel. Rancher Killed. _ Copy, Wyo., June 18—Tom Gorman, @ rancher on Broken Back Creek, about forty miles from here was killed by hie wife and younger brother, James Gorman, _The elder Gorman Weeks—Then 1 supfOse you have both? Meeks—Oh, no. We compromise. Weeks—In what way? Meeks—We compromise on coffee.— Chicago News. Milk and Water. “Pa,” said little Willie, “why do they speak of. the ‘milk in the cocoanut? It’s more like water.” : os « “Exactly,” replied Mr. . Citiman. “And that’s why they call it milk, very probably.” —Philadelphia Récord. Th» Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches, . Sher-. © We also keep on hand — MASURY’S PAINTS hich gre absolutely pure and every Fully gusranteed. w color. discovered an intrigue between bis wifeand younger brother. The victim man’s Headache Cure gives instant re_. with allthe modera ELEOTRIGAL and other conveniences for: doing a DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors ate a branch of the Electro-Deneal established nearly four years ago. e of dy lo pe. _ . . best equipped Dental Ottices'én the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently absolutely first-class-work. All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other dentists. ae : OUR PRICES . PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS outa. cr BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. CLEANING..007.°777777'g8 2° . PAINLESS EXTRACTIO @FNo charge for Extracting when plates eta sere. tried to drive bis brother away from . ee —— ee ie the ranch, when the pair tarned upon, . neuralgia. PS oes Bo oe. , him and beat bim to death with clabs. j ey case tek Prompt Delivery. Boulder Street. a a Phone Main 633. R: E.SSMITH, D. D.S. ¥ . & most obstinate . tesulted in profu She everywhere, € zh : , poi a, are Dumerous croc Ww. oulders bare and face aglow, For special first-class Cold Storage ith shoulders bare tnd sof srecte! ow chant: Soh Beeman NiCr $1 75 C. E. Mulloy Groce Hprisons who would We read about her every day 3rissel Bros , Commercial street. Tho 2 quarts Seeae. edesessacdasiuek ves asouscoudecar 2 OO. \Rz S "a ; 9 Avid Mrtog feats of theft, est o ,.pork, mutton and jamb = Se SRE BIG Bea av Daa B cB ee a ote there are an Pr A ge begat gent Sires finest of beef, pork, mutton and } 3 quarts . atrei y Soe esis asi d if the y dteninion neaneie tee aah in the market, fe21-tf 4 ia de Peewee ceccrecccvccccecccccnceccese 2 25 we nissan bt to steal 600 live tar! ated boas MIRE hecasies tty aleses sel anunl 2 50 eo : it, euch :@ entlone gine amaset 8 certets Oe és ) ; 644464646 ae . ots Butte cou thout unctions failed, . Cie “iles of Chico, and tk Sete coe : Silverware of All Kinds§=."<" The men who flocked around her thes ats ’ 8 are endeavol sess lov tor lumber Reirigerators fa seer tas sped Oe ae oe ae : . +44 — + BBB Precont time hey Weddin Sp Carving Sets, : : The fair one people used to know, me old Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Sa : All Eyes on Texa Oh, where, oh, where is she? wee ui oi a ob ve Be Butter Kni Crean Ladles, Olive Spoons. ves, Crea: , : her's one whe Dende wih orng . MLL. & D. MARSH bere reads 3 t ls Texan Her Spe: onctiing et a 7 ° ne for deliv; See Our Window Displa kkk and mareehiant ‘oll bag woerns ene ery an immense stock o mber o “ ep : bps buss woeicnes amend eel every kind, name and description. y Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly R syiee Bae Any order can now be filled. ecan ir : Visco, 'Yex,, of. Dr. pee x (Electro-Dental Parl C. J. BRAND, = = The Jeweler Meeks—M if fera coffee. for stg nee uiracted a severe Itt Sosakfoat and { pester aie: Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. . “ . ar ors @ fe ee ee eae aa, editor J. J, Bag Masonic Ballding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, We have just received a 2: kinds, large and small They None, Better, O Our prices are the Our . , PHowE wast u, . Handsome Clocks . tifal stock of Clocks of } are all guarant : “nd.all Throat and . reaud $1. Triel bol @ “ee Notice, -__— Lowest. “er to avoid intert : "i trolly wires, Specialy” 1 te Fourth of ¢ exceed sixteem fe i the ground ap, ( June ot b, 1902, THE GRAND M. eee thy smoke, At Rector ADA Ohi

Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. — : : TERMS OF SUBSORIPTIONI ByMet, = -©+ + * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . 12 1-2c Per Week a Delivered toany part of the city. = BA TUDIAD 6 ince Bec ib os creche ki icv eece ne cee. AW 0 ebiive.ce sees June 14, 1902 The Graduates’ Ball. RMORY HALL presented a gala appearance last evening, when the youth and beauty of Nevada City assembled together to trip the light fantastic at the grand ball given by the Graduating Class of 1902. The pretty and harmonious colors of the class—pink and white, together with the choicest of flowers, handsomely decorated ‘the large hall, which was crowded with dancers and spectators and brilliantly lighted. The gay and happy faces ‘of the handsomely dressed ladies and gentlemen lent an enchantment to the scene and with the excellent music provided combined to make an occasion not soon to be forgotten. Over seventy couple were in the grand march, which Three Million . (Golng and Coming. 5 On the Dump. * g. ewell isdown fpém North Bloonfield. ‘ R. J. Nichols is here from San Francisco, : * Mrs. E. D, Sibert of Los Angeles arrived last evening on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Dennis. : : . Mrs. Ladue has retarned to North Bloomfield. “I have been mining for thirty-seven years in the West and I never ssw three million doliars in ore on a dump before I went to Tonopah,” said Gen= eral CO. 8, Warren one day this week. “I have no hesitation in saying that by the'time they go down a thousand Arnold Angwin has returned here to spend his summer vacation. feet the place will bs worth Batte and Mrs. Johnston Thomas hes retarned s . é Virginia City put together. toms Dikeoba. General Warren, whois at the Pal. ace dt present, is one of the best known Ed Beaumont returned here last evening from Sacramento. mining men in Idebo, Montana, British F. Ensenaperger, 8. Jackerman and Cele, -e. 18 feck ait through the F. Reed arrived here last evening from West. -He was the original locator of the Lexington, Arctic and Baltic San Franciaes. ‘ John Gust and sister returned to mines ut Buite, and was prominently their home in Mariposa county this connected with the Michae! Davitt aod snopdthae: sites J other properties there. He was first ; i a : Spe ae Mrs Jos, Thomes, Jr., aud children, scoretary of the Puor Man Company of who have been kere ona visit with Jos. Cour d@’Alene and was owner of the : s , Thomas, Sr., ard family, returned to G eat Western and WeStern Le Roi of Watsonville this morning. R ssland, B.C. Heisa wealthy man : r . Mra. J; H. English and family left and the days when he needs bother thie morning for Berkeley: with business have long since passed, H. W. Benson of Wavesvitis coe aie he oe ge he could not) wen. Williams of Grass Valley have He was induced te take a look at the teumiteed from] tn ap scuwey . iP T . tech atiiits be had daht where they have been in the interest of ORopan Cammy trom wales ne just . tne Buckeye Flouring Mill Company. pepsi with nn rae conviction Miss Josie Peard of Mariposa counts Pitts Serene. seSrereis here on a visit. “Why, they have 7300 feet of a pay The report power in the chines, and t to prospect. nel, which is the Plambago mine in Sierra county had closed down, and that: prepara: tione were under way for installing run five bundred feet ahead in order taken for granted as it came from a gentleman who had jast retarned from the mine. Ina telephone message received at the Transonirr office from Superintendent Mattier, he states that there is no truth in the report. ing to move air pipe to the lewer tunbe ex ended 500 feet further. hoisting works are to be enlarged a d FS Tn NH Me The Plambago 1s In BetterShape Than Ever Before. has been published that lower tunnel to ran mahat the tunnel would be The information was He is now in 500 feet and will The Today was Flag Day and from about all the flag poles on public buildings in Nevada City the Stars and Stripes floated. Many private residences and business places also displayed — the Another Smelter. } ! [A Jockey Killed. Sr. Louis, June 18.-Jookey Donegan ; was killed and Jockey B. Matthews was badly hurtin a collision between their mounts in the Fair Grounds todey, when the horses Pettijohn and Belzair collided. Pettijohn’s hoof struck Donegan’s skali, crushing it, and he died seon after being taken from the track. Boy Drowned. : Burxmeron, Ia., Jane 18—Ira Drake, 16 years old, was caught ia a whirlpool in the Neosho river yesterday and the river in a boat when he was drawn under by the water. His companion was caught by the water, but was finally thrown out injured. *Tis Easy to Feel Good, blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New -baving machine drills, run by air, inLife Pills, whtch positively cure Conemblem of freedom, Forever may ; s i tipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness stalled in the three tunnels, and is go ais wave, sane : ate eae jet ’ and all Liver — Stomach —— es. Purely vegetuble; never gr or weaken. Only 26¢ at W._D. Vinton’s drug store, firat race at the}. drowned, Young Drake tried to eross Ni Countless thousands have found a} Twelvezears ago J. W cay, for BUSY Reat poisoning. cet iti, Vor two nt Mm nhe Elks held & mésting suffered intensely. Then. the of two candidates wer doctors AMpatation, « writes, “L need ‘one. bottla “ot “a ¢ Dittere and 1-2 boxes of Bock ea sive aod my log was well of OF Eruptions, . all biog dieordere Bleetris Bineny abich the members hi number of miners have wiract (rom Edwin Tilley from the drain tuo no rival on earth. ‘iry them. w. Deer -O ato x . WwW mine on Deer a will guarantee satistactio actors will take out ‘money. Only 50 cente, we SOO imuel H. Wagner ef Fi menced suit for divorce » Frances HB, Waagnt yd of desertion, The ried in Wisconsin in 18 xt Tuesday the childre: Bpiscopal Suoday schoo sanoual picnie et Glenk admission will be .obar, Firemen, ‘Attention, All those having uniforms of py sylvania Engine 00., No. 2 are quested to retarn them to Fore Richard Sandow immediately, as desired to put them in first-class dition for thé Fourth of July. S cuinNaineeemeen es was led by Ed. Barker and-Miss Lizzie Morgan of the Graduating Class, the other members of the class following and all carrying a boquet of choice pink and white flowers. Lavinia Richards and Elise Meyer, two sweet little girls cbute jn eight,” he said. settle up some business affairs, but will go back to Tonopah immediately. He will retarn north tomorrow to “Everything is staked for twenty extensive improvements made to the mill, The. mine is in better shape than ever before, and thirty-two men are now employed. Repairs are made on the property every year, but this year the improvements will be more E. M. Colson of Saa Francisco went to Downieville this morning. Walter Greeley returmed here last evening{rom Piacer county where he has ‘been for some time. Frank Conn left this moruing for Reppine, June 13th—The fameus Balaklala group of sixty copper claims in the Flat Oreek District of this coun ty, is to be sold for $650,000. The The best of porter and beer always on draught at W.-J. Brrrzanp’s. Aliso the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Paine, none better. Bros, : Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Th «Aressed in pure white, stood. to one side of the long line of dancers and passed pretty programs of the evening’s dances miles,” he remarked, “but there's any amount of money to be made there by a men who has little, and I want te Sacramento after a visit here with many friends. pee! : FredSeerls left this morning for a extensive than usual. property is under bond. to Pernsylvania capitalists, headed by Peter Kimberly, the. steel manufacturer. The sum of $65,000 was paid to get an Nothing But the Best. Maher as the couples passed by. This proved to be a charming and most pleasing feature and was praised universally. The sixteen dances and three extras on the program were none too many for this delightful occasion and the superb music rendered by Wild’s orchestra received encore after encore. Many present were of the opinion that the ball was one of the most~successful and enjoyable events of the kind ever given in this city. One thing is certain—the young people of the Class of 1902, who under the able direction of Prof. E. H. Barker managed the entire affair, did themselvés proud and are justly entitled to much credit from} the public. The graduates, however, consider that the people of Nevada City should have some credit also, and desire to thank them one and all for their assistance and co-operation. No expense was spared in preparing for the event, and notwithstanding the fact that the ball was largely patronized, not a very large sum will be realized. PPR ERR HD HDD ‘A Good Place to Live. LL CALIFORNIA is delightful, but in comparing the t southern with the central counties one would say that the south is a good place to visit and the north a good placetolive in. If one wishes to raise oranges he can do so in either section, if he has the money. In-regard to climate, there is no difference except that the south lacks rain. ‘That is what makes the mountains all bare instead of covered, as in the north, with noble forest, whose _ cool shade and purling streams are so delightful during the warm summer months. Such fishing as we have in various portions of Nevada county cannot be enjoyed in lands whose summer streams are only sandbanks. All central and northern California is filled with delightful places of resort, anknown, unfortunately, to the world, but sources of perennial enjoyment to us. We have not, like our ultra enterprising southern friends, the ability to create resorts out of nothing. Our pleasure grounds are not the handiwork of man. We cannot offer, except here and there, the comforts of vast tourist hotels, but in’ our primitive, awkward way, we just go and camp out. Some day a race more verile than we will hear of the opportunities here awaiting the enterprising, and then things will move. And the first discoverers will have their choice of claims, Editor in Jail. Hono.vuty (T.:H.) Juve 6, via San Francisco, Jane 13.—Walter G. Smith, editor of the Pacific Com al Advertiser, has been remand o Osha a tee ————— Lemons Higher. S4n Diao, June 18—The rise in the price of lemons has resulted in the bringing of large quantities of lemons In Working Order. Park has been put in first. class condition and a safety fence has been built around it. It will be running iv fall biast tomerrow afternoon and those who delight in this pastime will be pleased to learinof it. for the term yesterday with a picnic. The children all enjoyed the outing. usually dies an old maid. HES at Hard Scrabble range The merry-go-round at Glenbrook Local Brieis. The public school at Globe closed The girl who is flush with beaus Company C will hold a practice shoot tomorrow. The grass which has grown at the edge of some of the sidewalks around town should be dug up as it looks bad and is apt to catch fire at any time. Nobody ever thinks perbaps a preacher doee not get as much as he earns. Lock up your bow wow until after the dog p»isoner has finished his Spring work. A Nevada City boy recently hitched up a colt with en old borse and took two young ladies out riding and all who saw bim say he had bis hands fall. We bave seen cther boys ont buggy riding with horses that were well trained, and they had their arms full. Most boys prefer to drive old horses, Whe can blame them? Personal Mention. Dan McFall, superintendent of tbe Home mine, is registered at the Grand Hotel, San Francisco. J. W. Husuer of San Francisco arrived here today. f J. O. De Wolf and wife and George w. Root and wife of San Francisce arrived her on the afternoon train. et Car FORGOTTEN, A little year or so ago -. The personal property is valued at business trip to San Francisco, Mrs. Ed Nichols, who: bas.been here en ‘a two months” visit to ber aunt, Mrs. Johanne Downing, retuned to San Francisco this morniag. James English left this morning for Blue Canyon. Mrs. Clemo and her daughter Nora left this morning for a visit to San Francieco, L. Hyman returned this morning from San Francisco after purchasing a large stock of clothing. Valuable Estate. San Francisco, Jane 14—The estate of the late Heary Vrooman has been appraised at $628,68195 It consists largely of casb, borids and securities. This is the kind of weather that gives you an appetite. The nights are eool so that you may have a refreshing sleep, and when you get up in the morning you want. something to appease your hunger. The New Union Hotel is the proper place to get it. Everything on the table is of the best and ‘it is cooked to perfection, The help is courteous and. see that your every want is supplied. Do You Wan to Go. Everyene who desires to go to Nerth San Juan tomorrow can be accommodated: There will be busses at the

6 o’clock to carry all passengers. The fare for the round trip will be $1. e@eJob Couldn’t Nave Stood It $522,512 68, aud the real estate, of which the principal piece is a lot at ‘Bush and Mason‘streets, is valued at $30,740. There is cash in the hands of the executors in the sum of $75,429.27. When Vrooman first came to the State he jJocated in Mariposa county, and was known as the “learned blecksmith.” He was ene of the main men that defeated the late Senator Sargent for re-election. Case Submitted. The case of Lakenan vs. Menlo Mining Company, wherein Lakenan sues to prevent the sale of mining stock at del: nqnent'sale, was argued in the Superior Court this morning and submitted this afternoon. Tf he had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arnica ~alve will cure the worst case of piles on earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Oure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton: Piano Tuning and Repairing O. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and will call on bis patrons, Others will agg order by mail. P. O. Box No. " : m22 tf Oe Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf New York Hotel tomorrow morning at. ° option six months ago. Development work has been ‘so satisfactory that a second pvyment of $100,000 has now been made and the sale is assured. This will mean another emelter for Shasta county. Was son. The tramp arrested at Truckee a few days ago on suspicion of being the man who stabbed a saloonkeeper at Florin, has been released from custody. Although he answered the description of the man wanted in every particulalv an eye witness bing declared him not to be the perReleased. much Dry Goods as we have this year, he stabthing new. Hall Monday N. D. G. W. Members of Laurel Porlor, N. D. G. W., are requested to meet at Armory for the purpose of seleeting a suitable float for the 4th of Jaly. . Mes E. A. Moors, Pres. No two Suits alike. Shirt Waists and Shirt Waist Suits, May 16th, at 7:30 p. m., Respectfully,e@e* NEVADA CIty . <B> 000 ee in the nistory of our business here have we sol we been able to give you as much for your money 3 can now. ‘The big Store is the talk of Northern Califo and why? Because every time you come here you find s New Wash Goods. See the big window. We are it when it comes to showing Nice Dress Go Gloves—anything nice you wish for these hot days. Come to the Big Store, the coolest place in town. Come and we will make your visit a pleasant one. Maher & Cc nds. hmes, Hennessy, the ugh his attorney, Fred menced suit against p, administrator of th A Ryan, deceased, f (28 10. iss Lily Rowland, gre rs, J. Meacham, and w n in this city, bavh several years ago, Was », Nevada, on the 7th of to0. L. Bender. The at Oakland. er in the history of th aher & Co. here, have t bh dry goods as they and they havé never b to give you as mac) y. Every time you. you will find somet have the nicest of w: waists, suits, belts, ¢ . In fact anything y: hot days. See new ad rlained at .F. E. Brown, gave e 1 {ternoon to the frienc Itman, who is now ity, at her home on § . The rooms were h ted in sweet peas, rosee, and were @ bower afternoon was whiled and delicate refreabr For sale at R & ( and never Belts, Corg stamped C. Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can be trained as wel) as your muscles or your brain. Cascarets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. bulk. All druggists, roc. Spt Lie OuTl 1. Mrs. Maltmen week for Los Angeles, visit with Mrs, Myers My Entire Stock of Genuine tablets C. C. Never sold in prietors. The prompt use of the famous Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed time will break up the severest cold. . % Sold everywhere. & Co., San Francisco, Oal. Sole pro~ee until] SEPTEMBER 15'b, with our new Fall Eeorybing in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our oes at half Pe ce. Come and seethem, Mrs. Lubeck wil Wednesday. Call and see her. Commercial 8t., Nevada Oity puesday an Wichman, Lutgen Poisoning Dogs. The dog poisoner is around plying his misersble avoca'ion again and it behooves all owners of valuable canines to keep a close watch on. them. Several parties have had their dogs poisoned, the latest being that of Gharles Hyman, who resides on Pine street. The poison was thrown over the fence, as the dog: never went outside of the lot. Cold Storage Meats LEGG & SHAW CONDANT —SELL—— The Deerless Kceland Ice (eam Freezers OS a teats Sw ee a a a a a, Pewee Vv Vv VV VV Vv aaa) It requires no cooking and can from the pac! . . It’s the whole of the wheat with and it’s cooked. Py vy td aOoSbS I will close our Nevada City store, JULY a" store will pot be op MRS. L. LUBECK, The newest and-latest breakfast and hoxlth fot returning to her hon nd. Mr. Maltman : that far-off country it visiting for awhile, v his family to their Ne ¢ Ball Ga Nevada City 1 be at the sto i : ; eas baseball game at Gle: should be a good: wwOOGEE” Upson team of & mek organization, an 's will make them wor 'ymake. For the G vin Stewart will be I bm the aample of twirl y put up this seasen he visitors dowa te will play first and myer will play in t! keys Slo be eaten Tt Barley malt , 16 CEN ea ” eures oF no pay. Only 250 st Vinton’s drug store; to market to be hurried eastwerd. Only a few weeks ago the growers were offered less than a cent a pound, but within the last few days they are receiving from §2 to $2.50 per box, . This increase in price in June is unusual, the rise usually coming a month or more later. A telegram received from the East yesterday stated that a carload of Valencia lemons of the Rose brand sold for $2,162.25, or $5.97 per box, The other day in the New York market larga fancy Va-: lencias brought as high as $7.50 a box. be Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Buck len’s Arnica Salve, the infallible x healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Burne, Scaids and Piles, It Jail by the Supreme Oourt to serve out the sentencé of thirty days for contempt of Court, imposed by the Judges of the Oircuit Court last March. Smith’s offense was the publication of a cartoon, being a caricature of Judge Gear of the First Circuit Court, and held to be a criticism of a pending criminal triel. Rancher Killed. _ Copy, Wyo., June 18—Tom Gorman, @ rancher on Broken Back Creek, about forty miles from here was killed by hie wife and younger brother, James Gorman, _The elder Gorman Weeks—Then 1 supfOse you have both? Meeks—Oh, no. We compromise. Weeks—In what way? Meeks—We compromise on coffee.— Chicago News. Milk and Water. “Pa,” said little Willie, “why do they speak of. the ‘milk in the cocoanut? It’s more like water.” : os « “Exactly,” replied Mr. . Citiman. “And that’s why they call it milk, very probably.” —Philadelphia Récord. Th» Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches, . Sher-. © We also keep on hand — MASURY’S PAINTS hich gre absolutely pure and every Fully gusranteed. w color. discovered an intrigue between bis wifeand younger brother. The victim man’s Headache Cure gives instant re_. with allthe modera ELEOTRIGAL and other conveniences for: doing a DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors ate a branch of the Electro-Deneal established nearly four years ago. e of dy lo pe. _ . . best equipped Dental Ottices'én the Coast and Are Located Here Permanently absolutely first-class-work. All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other dentists. ae : OUR PRICES . PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00/ SILVER FILLINGS outa. cr BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. CLEANING....007.°777777'g8 2° . PAINLESS EXTRACTIO @FNo charge for Extracting when plates eta sere. tried to drive bis brother away from . ee —— ee ie the ranch, when the pair tarned upon, . neuralgia. PS oes Bo oe. , him and beat bim to death with clabs. j ey case tek Prompt Delivery. Boulder Street. a a Phone Main 633. R: E.SSMITH, D. D.S. ¥ . & most obstinate . tesulted in profu She everywhere, € zh : , poi a, are Dumerous croc Ww. oulders bare and face aglow, For special first-class Cold Storage ith shoulders bare tnd sof srecte! ow chant: Soh Beeman NiCr $1 75 C. E. Mulloy Groce Hprisons who would We read about her every day 3rissel Bros , Commercial street. Tho 2 quarts Seeae. edesessacdasiuek ves asouscoudecar 2 OO. \Rz S "a ; 9 Avid Mrtog feats of theft, est o ,.pork, mutton and jamb = Se SRE BIG Bea av Daa B cB ee a ote there are an Pr A ge begat gent Sires finest of beef, pork, mutton and } 3 quarts .. atrei y Soe esis asi d if the y dteninion neaneie tee aah in the market, fe21-tf 4 ia de Peewee ceccrecccvccccecccccnceccese 2 25 we nissan bt to steal 600 live tar! ated boas MIRE hecasies tty aleses sel anunl 2 50 eo : it, euch :@ entlone gine amaset 8 certets Oe és ) ; 644464646 ae . ots Butte cou thout unctions failed, . Cie “iles of Chico, and tk Sete coe : Silverware of All Kinds§=."<" The men who flocked around her thes ats ’ 8 are endeavol sess lov tor lumber Reirigerators fa seer tas sped Oe ae oe ae : . +44 — + BBB Precont time hey Weddin Sp Carving Sets, : : The fair one people used to know, me old Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Sa : All Eyes on Texa Oh, where, oh, where is she? wee ui oi a ob ve Be Butter Kni Crean Ladles, Olive Spoons. ves, Crea: , : her's one whe Dende wih orng . MLL. & D. MARSH bere reads 3 t ls Texan Her Spe: onctiing et a 7 ° ne for deliv; See Our Window Displa kkk and mareehiant ‘oll bag woerns ene ery an immense stock o mber o “ ep : bps buss woeicnes amend eel every kind, name and description. y Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly R syiee Bae Any order can now be filled. ecan ir : Visco, 'Yex,, of. Dr. pee x (Electro-Dental Parl C. J. BRAND, = = The Jeweler Meeks—M if fera coffee. for stg nee uiracted a severe Itt Sosakfoat and { pester aie: Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. . “ . ar ors @ fe ee ee eae aa, editor J. J, Bag Masonic Ballding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, We have just received a 2: kinds, large and small They None, Better, O Our prices are the Our . , PHowE wast u, . Handsome Clocks . tifal stock of Clocks of } are all guarant : “nd.all Throat and . reaud $1. Triel bol @ “ee Notice, -__— Lowest. “er to avoid intert : "i trolly wires, Specialy” 1 te Fourth of ¢ exceed sixteem fe i the ground ap, ( June ot b, 1902, THE GRAND M. eee thy smoke, At Rector ADA Ohi