June 19, 1902 (4 pages)

heum, So; lectric Bitter ry them. w: 8 5p tet OV Cente,» . nn, lome Prunes, n the world, : ited by Wm, 8’ pounds fo rocer for 8p OL & Saal ar Gi 0008. nave we sol ind never h r money as} ern Califo you find se y. 2 Dress God Belts, Cor days. n town, ant one. wz Cc », 5 cents aby quanrocer _ Call and see vings are the o mine, poons, and are ly Repaired] Jeweler ee 5 RY: re will pot be oP Nevada City (1 be at the sto Mil Grass V cks Ne eel Clocks of @ yuarantee i" Lowest. Specialty “tung . NEVADA OF ht, —_ » Claimed Him been oe oe who was injared @ Mexico, died a8: @ own the exact lo coldent occurred, that his brother, pL formation * Waggoner, bas, Commissioner pletter written afew days before the accident, », be stated that it was bis inoftaking a trip from hie headjat Farmiogton, New Mexico, Vista, and borseback. It fs suppored he qo from bis horae and 80 badej that be died. Mr. Wagfyad been located in New Mexgome time, and was engaged in ing, He was also interested in i, Denver Waggoner resided city with his parents several go, and: visited here: about @ hoo with bis brother, and was sll known. He was also well ited in Grass Valley, where. for he superintended the Granite ine. Deceased was aged about two years, and leaves @ mother, two sisters and three brothers. * outs, Dr. and Mrs. F. Be Wagand sisters, Bonnie and Pearl, wide at Sacramento; and the ; are, Debris Oommissioner ner, R. H. Waggoner and W. F. oper, Qe —_— Keeps Eggs Fresh. » Parisot, an, eminent French . , bas discovered a@ liquid which ng to be capable of preserving hoess of eggs for a period of rs, A year ago he placed “a amber of thes delicacies in the getting a megistrate_to withisact and seal the tank with foial seal. A few days ago the 13 opened im the presence of msbip,the eggs being found to celtent condition, our eggs elected haphazard out of the nd on being boiled were eaten,’ gistrate pronouncing them to sient aud possessing a@ delictvor, Another triumph for the © happened the other day, ss which had been in the liquid ir mouths being successfully i, eight of the twelve placed the hen proving fertile. M. t states that he can preserve th his preparation at a cost of ts per 1000. sses of Boers. BERLY, June 18—Gen. Delarey’s ant, who surrendered at MafeJune llth, arrived here today. res some interesting figures rebg the war. He said that about Boers were-in the field at the and that enly 1500 out of 5000 vailable fought at Colenso where er losses were not heavy. At Kop, where the British suffered h, the Boers had only fiftynen killed. In one of the fighte ‘Ladysmith the Boars had 56 and over 100 wounded. Their were very heavy at other places. ers were often worried by the bh chrapnel and lyddite guns, hen entrenched they did not fear ells, Members of the Boer foranaged to get imto JohannesPretoria and other places, sevaluable information, and frely crossed the block-house lines $n asant AfLePROOR. x whist party given by Mrs. John ton at her home on Main street eie.in henor of Mra. A. be redticca:-the most dereceived here ‘that by his deceased} it would have to be ; WellQnown Lawyer " Mise Agnes G. 0. Erb, formerly of this city, was married at San Francisco afew days ago to Frank O, Devlin of Vallejo, District Attorney of Solano county. The ceremony was performed at St. Ignatius Church in the presence of many friende of both families, among whom was A, Rauch of Relief Hill. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Annetta V. Erb, who acted as maid of honor, and was given into the keeping of the gtoom by her brother-in-law, P. H. Oarley. Dr. Charles Devlin, a brother of' the groom, was best man. After the coremony there was a reception at the Home of the bride’s m>ther. ‘ The bride, who was’ born in this county, is a graduate of the State Normal Sehool of San Jose and has been vice principal of the Napa public echool and a member of the County Board of Education. In addition :to her other attainments she isa clever musician. Sheisthe daughter of the late Johu B. Erb and wife, who were pioneers of this section bat moved to Napa county with their family a numof years age. Mr. Erb superintended a pamber of mining properties in this section in early days and planted the first orchard at Grass Valley.: Needs Vessels. — os Havana, June 18—Since the evacuation of Cuba by the United ‘States forces ‘piracy and smuggling along the Ouban coast have increased enormously. The Collectors of half a dozen ports are constantly requesting the assistance of revenue cutters, The chief offenjers are smacks fron Jamaica, Nassau and Barbadoes. There are only two cutters avallable to guard 2000 miles of coast line. Four others, owned by the Government, are at present out of commission. May be Defeated. WasHInaTon, June 18—A cablegram dated Trinidad, on the 18th inst., says that on that day three Venezuela gunboats sailed from Trinidad, presumably to relieve the Government forces up the Orinoco. The’ advices also say that General Matos, the leading spirit in the revolution, is marching» op Oaracas with a force of nearly 7000 men, and that ali indications point to the overthrow of the Oastro Administration in a short time. Won the Trial. Cxurcaao, June 18—Bell’s Commoner won the Derby Trial Special; Wyeth second; Lucien Appleby third. Time, 1:58 2-5. McChesney andJockey Winkfleld was thrown, breaking his leg and collarbone. , ~ WIN Entertain. Mrs. W. D. Vinton will entertain a number of her lady friends at her home on Broad street tomorrow evening. The eveningwill be especially devoted to whist, and refreshments wil] be served. eee The prompt use of the famouse Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed time will break up. the severest cold. tho soe ee a eee turn of Mrs. Maltman to her Zealand Home,” The rooms decorated in roses, carnations ros, and looked very pretty. 000 ee Bold everywhere. Wichman, Lutgen , San Francisco, Oal. Sole proprietors. Business Locals. erlained Friends her home on prospect Hill last ng Miss Mollie Maber entertained uber of friends, The time was Otly passed by ing games rious kinds and ¥ and inetra lal music was enjoyed. All presida delightfal time. Dainty rements were served. : re All Eyes on Texas. at is Texas, Her vast cotton sand marvelous oil diseoveries i the world. Now follows Ng ststement of the wonderfal at Cisco, ‘Yex., of Dr, King’s New *ry for Consumption. “MM. Contracted ' ‘editor J. J. me see. “1 a most obstin as. Y resulted in pone d by Dr. King’s New ° pl tely Di ” praltively guaranteed for Coughs, wed all Throat and troufore 204 $1. ‘Trial bottles free at ’ ee long, 8weet 8 for sale at and Rector 5 The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found et W.J. Brith an Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery. Try it and. you will alway buy it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The best half and half can be found at the Council Ohambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5 ote per glass. A good hot lunch will be served street. Cool liquors and jall tf corner Pine and Spring beer and choice wines, cigars always on hand. . ‘Pry the new cigar, Thomas Pai ne, to gal eat Rector Bros. Pin Found. lady, has been hay the paying for this notice. -. Hon, W. D. Long has retarned from every night at William Harry’s saloon, . . A pin Imshich there is a photo of a young found and the owner may eby calling at this office and aaa Miss G@. Ranger of North-Bloomfeld -O.¥, MoOracken is down upper country. : here on a visit to Jas. Dowes. © Mrs. J. H. Parry of Pasadena is here ona visit, © ~ : ‘ J. W. Daquette of Idaho is visiting Chas. Nennis. -. Mrs. 0, W. Porterfield of Maybart went to San Francisco this morning. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Swift are expect-ed to visit G. W. Porterfield at Maybert this week. _ a E. and 0, Skewis of Iowa left here this morning for Caleveras county. They are relatives of Mra, O P. LoughD. Holland of Sweetland, was here yesterday. Eke a m. H. Martin, President of the Board of Supervisors, has returned trom a business trip to San Francisco, Miss Vizzard and J. Vizzard are here from Moore’s Fiat. cine: W. D. Black is down: from Lake City. W. 8, Zeelér, H, 8S. Moore and F. G. Sciffer of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Superintendent Gus. Kartschoke of North Columbia arrived bere last evening. 6 E. J. Hegarty, Miss L. Hegarty and Miss A. Hegarty arrived here last evening and left this morning for Moore’s Fiat. J. B. Esola and E. M. Rollins of San Francieco-are here. nee Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Price and Mrs. 8. F: Price are here on a visit to friends at the National Hotel. We A. Staples ie up from Marysville. J.J. Marphy is down from Washington. Mrs.J.N. Perry ts here from San Francisco. . -~ ‘ News was received here yesterdcy of the marriage at Sacramento of Samuel Andrews and: Miss Maggie Henderson, both formerly of this city. Drs. Jamieson and Muller examined ©. B. Chambers for insanity late yeeterday afternoon and Judge Nilon committed him to the asylum at Stockton. . He was taken to that place today by Sheriff Getchell, . Held Annual Session The Pacific Coast Electric Transmission Association, of which E. J. de Sabla Jr. is President, held its annuel session in the Maple Room of the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, yesterday morning. F. G. Baum read a paper on “Singes in Electrical Transmission,” and was followed by A. J. Bowie Jr. with one on a proposed sysstem for electrical operation of stock wells on large rafges. O. W. Hutton read paper on “Wrinkles.” In the afternoon the delegates visited the) works of the Standard Electric Company, the Oaklaud Light and Heat Company, and the Bay Counties Power eompany. as from the Health Farm for Consumptives A bealth farm is planned by the Young -Men’s Christian Association six miles west of Denver for the benefilt of those, particularly the tuberca ous, who might otherwise be unableto live in that State. A sanitary home, nourishing food, skillful medical attentiun and an uplifting environment will be offered to young men. The prices to be, charged ~will be within the reach of thogé of an average financial condition, and whenever possible medieal services are to be offset against such outdoor work as the patlente may be able to do. Whieky that suits, that does you good, aide your digestion and appetite, is the pure stuff—‘Jesse Moore’’ rye or bourbon. Smoke the up-to-date Cigsr Thoms Paine, none better. For aaie t Recto Job Coulda’t tave Stood It: It be had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying; but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pilee'on earth, It hes cured thous~ and’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 26c a box. Qure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Notice to the Public. On and after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long as there is any business todo. — I make my living out of the people who patronize ‘me'and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jil-lw. W. H, Sarre, Grocer, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Fresh Every Day. Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Cosy pariors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, 11902, to the wi Commereial Street, Nevada ity p ‘the dain end station of the electrieal Dobbins Ranch, in Yuba county. fo ‘méthod employed is both novel and effective. The high bluff on the west side of the dam is z washed down by water under hydraulie pressure, the water being taken the dam for the purpose, Two powerful pumps are being used to force the water from the dam up to the hydraulic giant. The dirt thus washed: from the moun tain is carried in suspension through a line of pipe slong the top of the dam the top, and the water to again fiow intothe dam. Thus the same water may be used. indefinitely. The dam is made to stand an immense pressure, having a 150 foot base, The following item pertains te a Scrap in which Charles Marsball, who has been in Nevada City many times ju the interest of H. 8S. Crecker & Oo., as mixed up? . “The usual calm of the Printin Committee of the San Francieco Board of Supervisors was broken the other morning, and for a few moments blows and warm words made the room as exciting as the arena of a prigefighting carnival. W. W. Copeland, President of the San Francisco Ty pographical Union and of the Allied Printing Trades, gray haired, but with eyes sparkling with the fire of anger, struck and knocked down the representative of the firm of the H. 8, Crocker Company, Charles Marshall, Supervisors and friends interfered and the fun was stopped.” Some Opposition. CorgnnacEn, June 18—The opponents of the eale of the Danish West Indies to the United. States are egain active, but privately they admit that they are meeting with little success. The response to the appeal for funds to aid in the movement in opposition to the sale was decidedly weak. The meetings were held secretly, bat beyond a few politicians they have been most'y attended by business men interested in the proposed steamship line to the island of St. Thomas. The Government discountenances the antic sale agitation. The Danish West Io-. dies treaty will be a prominent iesue of the campaign preceding the election to the Landsthing. The Premier, Dr. Deuntzer, starts on a speech-making tour next week. ; spy Reports. T, 8. Smith, the spy who visited this covaty a week agu, bas made his report to the Anti Debris Association, and from his report it is to beseen that his trip up this way was not to much aveil. All the hydraulic mines which were in operation were ‘being run according to the law and he found the American river clear to a point below Oolfex. In the suit recently brought by the association against B. Bishop and Oharles French of French Corral, Smith served injunctions on the men. —— Good Meats. Oolley. Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand a all times. tf BORN. In Nevada City, Qalifornia, June 16 of Melvin Lang «& son, TAYLON'S BEST .#TEN FLAVORS. eee eee LEMON...+ oles VANILLA ROSE .. sss: ALMOND RASPBERRY .. tie ae STRAWBERRY... 25 FRUIT COLORING.. 25 soz 50c 50 30 50 50 50 80 50 PINEAPPLE 50 BANANA..-.0-50005 25 50 The.above goods are under our ae an are eine waneed to please. Customers invariably ask fo them again and again. 4 oz. a5c 25 . 28 25 (Tyson Cato Tea Blenders Nevada City, Cal. Coffee Roasters Broad street . The Maryeville Demoorat of « recent . with spills at frequent intervals, al-. lowing the dirt and rock to settle on) flavoring Ctradts. ‘pany, loc: ted about fear miles from. large dam, situated aboot « half mile. Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. Why delay registration? A great many men, almost within a stone's throw of the Courthouse, bave failed. they want te vote at the coming primary, county and State elections.This evening the City Trastees wall told their. regular monthly meeting, and considerable: business is to be} transacted. A new member of the Board will be appointed ‘fm place of Jos. Evatis, who resigned some time Charley Mulloy has a new adver. tisement in this evening’s Transonirr. He has atalk about smoked blosaters, a lot of fresh onés, which be has just received. Also smoked halibut and smoked beef. Just read the ad. and}: then go and buy some of the nice things. aps Sammer weather ie surely with us, and everybody is pleased. The nights are delightfully cool. i Now for beautiful Souvenir Spoons. CO. J.Brand has a very.large and beautifal stock, and .he tells all about them in a new advertisement in this evening’s Transonier. Any of them would a nice present. “ Everyone shoyld decorate on the Fourth of Jaly, as it is to be the greatest celebration that Nevada Oity has ever held. You will need bunting and Snell & Fleming’s is the place to get it. They. can supply you with any quantity and quslity, and at all prices. Read their advertisement. . CITY TAXES ™* The City Taxes for the Fiscal year _ 1902-1908 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th 090 ie T will be at my office in the OITY HALL, for the purpose cf collecting these Taxes, from 9 a, m, to 12 m., and from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m., until the 4th day of August, 1902. H. SHEARER, City Marshal ang Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 16th, 1902. Qua aad. * RAEI AAI AAAI RIAA IA The Fifteenth Annual oOo and beer always on draught at W. J. Barrrzamp’s. Aso’ the choicest of fancy mixed drinks = — Convention of the State Obristian Eedeavorers will convene st Santa Oruz Jane 25th’ to th. The Obristian workers there have made great preparations for the eoming event and want all to see their City by the sea, ; Swell Stationery eins Show Window. . rhe Latest Fads in Writing Paper. Vinton’s scsiidiniaaiadempeailbia —— ba * 4 ecer frira WH Yew Shape . Tow Size Ory Chem . \ é Made by “GIT” ~ N.S. of Md. ae orcas Hbsolute Cleanliness, Polite mpt Service. ‘Our Ice Cream Soda and _ Ice Cream Sandwiches are without @ peer. : Foley’s Iee Gream ‘38 Commercial Street Parlors we t Elegant Line of, Summer [lillinery Just Received. W@. H. Crawrord Sweet and Fraga Get Ready for the Fourth Flags, . _ Etc. SNELL ¢ FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. ~ pak oes 2 Oe ie ee ee \We have a splendid line of Flags. Bunting, etc ,at all prices, Better come now and get your choice before the rush comes.You, will need some so come now, Our priees are very low. Oall and see. U : : Price List —— #KRKKR—— Large Green Olives. .. . 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives weeds een’ Cemts per quart Green Olives .. 25 Cents per quart Sweet Pickles... +. Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips. ..:0. oc cseceeeees 1.25 cents per quart 25 cents per quart wees 25 Cents a pound Pickled Pigsfeet .... Waban tahdsaseatndeh ro cents a pound Ohe Bee Htwve Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ira Rwiator ile Lumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. ‘ H. & F. L. COOPER, © PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oars,Pass Telephone 521. Nevada City. ati ace reac in aa We have just received a fine line of. Balls, Bats, Gloves, Ete, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of the best in Nevada County and our prices§as . low as the lowest. We also have f HAMMOCKS at all prices, large fand; small and strong enough to hold me heaviest man in{the county. a Etc. : ® Guns, Sporting Goods, We have a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and material of all kinds for hunters, a

heum, So; lectric Bitter ry them. w: 8 5p tet OV Cente,» . nn, lome Prunes, n the world, : ited by Wm, 8’ pounds fo rocer for 8p OL & Saal ar Gi 0008. nave we sol ind never h r money as} ern Califo you find se y. 2 Dress God Belts, Cor days. n town, ant one. wz Cc », 5 cents aby quanrocer _ Call and see vings are the o mine, poons, and are ly Repaired] Jeweler ee 5 RY: re will pot be oP Nevada City (1 be at the sto Mil Grass V cks Ne eel Clocks of @ yuarantee i" Lowest. Specialty “tung . NEVADA OF ht, —_ » Claimed Him been oe oe who was injared @ Mexico, died a8: @ own the exact lo coldent occurred, that his brother, pL formation * Waggoner, bas, Commissioner pletter written afew days before the accident, », be stated that it was bis inoftaking a trip from hie headjat Farmiogton, New Mexico, Vista, and borseback. It fs suppored he qo from bis horae and 80 badej that be died. Mr. Wagfyad been located in New Mexgome time, and was engaged in ing, He was also interested in i, Denver Waggoner resided city with his parents several go, and: visited here: about @ hoo with bis brother, and was sll known. He was also well ited in Grass Valley, where. for he superintended the Granite ine. Deceased was aged about two years, and leaves @ mother, two sisters and three brothers. * outs, Dr. and Mrs. F. Be Wagand sisters, Bonnie and Pearl, wide at Sacramento; and the ; are, Debris Oommissioner ner, R. H. Waggoner and W. F. oper, Qe —_— Keeps Eggs Fresh. » Parisot, an, eminent French . , bas discovered a@ liquid which ng to be capable of preserving hoess of eggs for a period of rs, A year ago he placed “a amber of thes delicacies in the getting a megistrate_to withisact and seal the tank with foial seal. A few days ago the 13 opened im the presence of msbip,the eggs being found to celtent condition, our eggs elected haphazard out of the nd on being boiled were eaten,’ gistrate pronouncing them to sient aud possessing a@ delictvor, Another triumph for the © happened the other day, ss which had been in the liquid ir mouths being successfully i, eight of the twelve placed the hen proving fertile. M. t states that he can preserve th his preparation at a cost of ts per 1000. sses of Boers. BERLY, June 18—Gen. Delarey’s ant, who surrendered at MafeJune llth, arrived here today. res some interesting figures rebg the war. He said that about Boers were-in the field at the and that enly 1500 out of 5000 vailable fought at Colenso where er losses were not heavy. At Kop, where the British suffered h, the Boers had only fiftynen killed. In one of the fighte ‘Ladysmith the Boars had 56 and over 100 wounded. Their were very heavy at other places. ers were often worried by the bh chrapnel and lyddite guns, hen entrenched they did not fear ells, Members of the Boer foranaged to get imto JohannesPretoria and other places, sevaluable information, and frely crossed the block-house lines $n asant AfLePROOR. x whist party given by Mrs. John ton at her home on Main street eie.in henor of Mra. A. be redticca:-the most dereceived here ‘that by his deceased} it would have to be ; WellQnown Lawyer " Mise Agnes G. 0. Erb, formerly of this city, was married at San Francisco afew days ago to Frank O, Devlin of Vallejo, District Attorney of Solano county. The ceremony was performed at St. Ignatius Church in the presence of many friende of both families, among whom was A, Rauch of Relief Hill. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Annetta V. Erb, who acted as maid of honor, and was given into the keeping of the gtoom by her brother-in-law, P. H. Oarley. Dr. Charles Devlin, a brother of' the groom, was best man. After the coremony there was a reception at the Home of the bride’s m>ther. ‘ The bride, who was’ born in this county, is a graduate of the State Normal Sehool of San Jose and has been vice principal of the Napa public echool and a member of the County Board of Education. In addition :to her other attainments she isa clever musician. Sheisthe daughter of the late Johu B. Erb and wife, who were pioneers of this section bat moved to Napa county with their family a numof years age. Mr. Erb superintended a pamber of mining properties in this section in early days and planted the first orchard at Grass Valley.: Needs Vessels. — os Havana, June 18—Since the evacuation of Cuba by the United ‘States forces ‘piracy and smuggling along the Ouban coast have increased enormously. The Collectors of half a dozen ports are constantly requesting the assistance of revenue cutters, The chief offenjers are smacks fron Jamaica, Nassau and Barbadoes. There are only two cutters avallable to guard 2000 miles of coast line. Four others, owned by the Government, are at present out of commission. May be Defeated. WasHInaTon, June 18—A cablegram dated Trinidad, on the 18th inst., says that on that day three Venezuela gunboats sailed from Trinidad, presumably to relieve the Government forces up the Orinoco. The’ advices also say that General Matos, the leading spirit in the revolution, is marching» op Oaracas with a force of nearly 7000 men, and that ali indications point to the overthrow of the Oastro Administration in a short time. Won the Trial. Cxurcaao, June 18—Bell’s Commoner won the Derby Trial Special; Wyeth second; Lucien Appleby third. Time, 1:58 2-5. McChesney andJockey Winkfleld was thrown, breaking his leg and collarbone. , ~ WIN Entertain. Mrs. W. D. Vinton will entertain a number of her lady friends at her home on Broad street tomorrow evening. The eveningwill be especially devoted to whist, and refreshments wil] be served. eee The prompt use of the famouse Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bed time will break up. the severest cold. tho soe ee a eee turn of Mrs. Maltman to her Zealand Home,” The rooms decorated in roses, carnations ros, and looked very pretty. 000 ee Bold everywhere. Wichman, Lutgen , San Francisco, Oal. Sole proprietors. Business Locals. erlained Friends her home on prospect Hill last ng Miss Mollie Maber entertained uber of friends, The time was Otly passed by ing games rious kinds and ¥ and inetra lal music was enjoyed. All presida delightfal time. Dainty rements were served. : re All Eyes on Texas. at is Texas, Her vast cotton sand marvelous oil diseoveries i the world. Now follows Ng ststement of the wonderfal at Cisco, ‘Yex., of Dr, King’s New *ry for Consumption. “MM. Contracted ' ‘editor J. J. me see. “1 a most obstin as. Y resulted in pone d by Dr. King’s New ° pl tely Di ” praltively guaranteed for Coughs, wed all Throat and troufore 204 $1. ‘Trial bottles free at ’ ee long, 8weet 8 for sale at and Rector 5 The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found et W.J. Brith an Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery. Try it and. you will alway buy it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The best half and half can be found at the Council Ohambers, corner of Broad and Pine Sts. 5 ote per glass. A good hot lunch will be served street. Cool liquors and jall tf corner Pine and Spring beer and choice wines, cigars always on hand. . ‘Pry the new cigar, Thomas Pai ne, to gal eat Rector Bros. Pin Found. lady, has been hay the paying for this notice. -. Hon, W. D. Long has retarned from every night at William Harry’s saloon, . . A pin Imshich there is a photo of a young found and the owner may eby calling at this office and aaa Miss G@. Ranger of North-Bloomfeld -O.¥, MoOracken is down upper country. : here on a visit to Jas. Dowes. © Mrs. J. H. Parry of Pasadena is here ona visit, © ~ : ‘ J. W. Daquette of Idaho is visiting Chas. Nennis. -. Mrs. 0, W. Porterfield of Maybart went to San Francisco this morning. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Swift are expect-ed to visit G. W. Porterfield at Maybert this week. _ a E. and 0, Skewis of Iowa left here this morning for Caleveras county. They are relatives of Mra, O P. LoughD. Holland of Sweetland, was here yesterday. Eke a m. H. Martin, President of the Board of Supervisors, has returned trom a business trip to San Francisco, Miss Vizzard and J. Vizzard are here from Moore’s Fiat. cine: W. D. Black is down: from Lake City. W. 8, Zeelér, H, 8S. Moore and F. G. Sciffer of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Superintendent Gus. Kartschoke of North Columbia arrived bere last evening. 6 E. J. Hegarty, Miss L. Hegarty and Miss A. Hegarty arrived here last evening and left this morning for Moore’s Fiat. J. B. Esola and E. M. Rollins of San Francieco-are here. nee Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Price and Mrs. 8. F: Price are here on a visit to friends at the National Hotel. We A. Staples ie up from Marysville. J.J. Marphy is down from Washington. Mrs.J.N. Perry ts here from San Francisco. . -~ ‘ News was received here yesterdcy of the marriage at Sacramento of Samuel Andrews and: Miss Maggie Henderson, both formerly of this city. Drs. Jamieson and Muller examined ©. B. Chambers for insanity late yeeterday afternoon and Judge Nilon committed him to the asylum at Stockton. . He was taken to that place today by Sheriff Getchell, . Held Annual Session The Pacific Coast Electric Transmission Association, of which E. J.

de Sabla Jr. is President, held its annuel session in the Maple Room of the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, yesterday morning. F. G. Baum read a paper on “Singes in Electrical Transmission,” and was followed by A. J. Bowie Jr. with one on a proposed sysstem for electrical operation of stock wells on large rafges. O. W. Hutton read paper on “Wrinkles.” In the afternoon the delegates visited the) works of the Standard Electric Company, the Oaklaud Light and Heat Company, and the Bay Counties Power eompany. as from the Health Farm for Consumptives A bealth farm is planned by the Young -Men’s Christian Association six miles west of Denver for the benefilt of those, particularly the tuberca ous, who might otherwise be unableto live in that State. A sanitary home, nourishing food, skillful medical attentiun and an uplifting environment will be offered to young men. The prices to be, charged ~will be within the reach of thogé of an average financial condition, and whenever possible medieal services are to be offset against such outdoor work as the patlente may be able to do. Whieky that suits, that does you good, aide your digestion and appetite, is the pure stuff—‘Jesse Moore’’ rye or bourbon. Smoke the up-to-date Cigsr Thoms Paine, none better. For aaie t Recto Job Coulda’t tave Stood It: It be had Itching Piles. They’re terribly annoying; but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pilee'on earth, It hes cured thous~ and’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 26c a box. Qure guaranteed. Sold by W. D. Vinton. Notice to the Public. On and after June 16th, I will keep my store open in the evening as long as there is any business todo. — I make my living out of the people who patronize ‘me'and it is only reasonable that I should accommodate them at all REASONABLE hours. jil-lw. W. H, Sarre, Grocer, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Fresh Every Day.. Are my Ice Oream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Cosy pariors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, 11902, to the wi Commereial Street, Nevada ity p ‘the dain end station of the electrieal Dobbins Ranch, in Yuba county. fo ‘méthod employed is both novel and effective. The high bluff on the west side of the dam is z washed down by water under hydraulie pressure, the water being taken the dam for the purpose, Two powerful pumps are being used to force the water from the dam up to the hydraulic giant. The dirt thus washed: from the moun tain is carried in suspension through a line of pipe slong the top of the dam the top, and the water to again fiow intothe dam. Thus the same water may be used. indefinitely. The dam is made to stand an immense pressure, having a 150 foot base, The following item pertains te a Scrap in which Charles Marsball, who has been in Nevada City many times ju the interest of H. 8S. Crecker & Oo., as mixed up? . “The usual calm of the Printin Committee of the San Francieco Board of Supervisors was broken the other morning, and for a few moments blows and warm words made the room as exciting as the arena of a prigefighting carnival. W. W. Copeland, President of the San Francisco Ty pographical Union and of the Allied Printing Trades, gray haired, but with eyes sparkling with the fire of anger, struck and knocked down the representative of the firm of the H. 8, Crocker Company, Charles Marshall, Supervisors and friends interfered and the fun was stopped.” Some Opposition. CorgnnacEn, June 18—The opponents of the eale of the Danish West Indies to the United. States are egain active, but privately they admit that they are meeting with little success. The response to the appeal for funds to aid in the movement in opposition to the sale was decidedly weak. The meetings were held secretly, bat beyond a few politicians they have been most'y attended by business men interested in the proposed steamship line to the island of St. Thomas. The Government discountenances the antic sale agitation. The Danish West Io-. dies treaty will be a prominent iesue of the campaign preceding the election to the Landsthing. The Premier, Dr. Deuntzer, starts on a speech-making tour next week. ; spy Reports. T, 8. Smith, the spy who visited this covaty a week agu, bas made his report to the Anti Debris Association, and from his report it is to beseen that his trip up this way was not to much aveil. All the hydraulic mines which were in operation were ‘being run according to the law and he found the American river clear to a point below Oolfex. In the suit recently brought by the association against B. Bishop and Oharles French of French Corral, Smith served injunctions on the men. —— Good Meats. Oolley. Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand a all times. tf BORN. In Nevada City, Qalifornia, June 16 of Melvin Lang «& son, TAYLON'S BEST .#TEN FLAVORS.. eee eee LEMON......+ oles VANILLA ROSE ... sss: ALMOND RASPBERRY ... tie ae STRAWBERRY..... 25 FRUIT COLORING... 25 soz 50c 50 30 50 50 50 80 50 PINEAPPLE 50 BANANA...-.0-50005 25 50 The.above goods are under our ae an are eine waneed to please. Customers invariably ask fo them again and again. 4 oz. a5c 25 . 28 25 (Tyson Cato Tea Blenders Nevada City, Cal. Coffee Roasters Broad street . The Maryeville Demoorat of « recent . with spills at frequent intervals, al-. lowing the dirt and rock to settle on) flavoring Ctradts. ‘pany, loc: ted about fear miles from. large dam, situated aboot « half mile. Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. Why delay registration? A great many men, almost within a stone's throw of the Courthouse, bave failed. they want te vote at the coming primary, county and State elections.This evening the City Trastees wall told their. regular monthly meeting, and considerable: business is to be} transacted. A new member of the Board will be appointed ‘fm place of Jos. Evatis, who resigned some time Charley Mulloy has a new adver. tisement in this evening’s Transonirr. He has atalk about smoked blosaters, a lot of fresh onés, which be has just received. Also smoked halibut and smoked beef. Just read the ad. and}: then go and buy some of the nice things. aps Sammer weather ie surely with us, and everybody is pleased. The nights are delightfully cool. i Now for beautiful Souvenir Spoons. CO. J.Brand has a very.large and beautifal stock, and .he tells all about them in a new advertisement in this evening’s Transonier. Any of them would a nice present. “ Everyone shoyld decorate on the Fourth of Jaly, as it is to be the greatest celebration that Nevada Oity has ever held. You will need bunting and Snell & Fleming’s is the place to get it. They. can supply you with any quantity and quslity, and at all prices. Read their advertisement. . CITY TAXES ™* The City Taxes for the Fiscal year _ 1902-1908 are now due and payable, and will be delinquent on Monday, August 4th 090 ie T will be at my office in the OITY HALL, for the purpose cf collecting these Taxes, from 9 a, m, to 12 m., and from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m., until the 4th day of August, 1902. H. SHEARER, City Marshal ang Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 16th, 1902. Qua aad. * RAEI AAI AAAI RIAA IA The Fifteenth Annual oOo and beer always on draught at W. J. Barrrzamp’s. Aso’ the choicest of fancy mixed drinks = — Convention of the State Obristian Eedeavorers will convene st Santa Oruz Jane 25th’ to th. The Obristian workers there have made great preparations for the eoming event and want all to see their City by the sea, ; Swell Stationery eins Show Window. . rhe Latest Fads in Writing Paper. Vinton’s scsiidiniaaiadempeailbia —— ba * 4 ecer frira WH Yew Shape . Tow Size Ory Chem . \ é Made by “GIT” ~ N.S. of Md. ae orcas Hbsolute Cleanliness, Polite mpt Service. ‘Our Ice Cream Soda and _ Ice Cream Sandwiches are without @ peer. : Foley’s Iee Gream ‘38 Commercial Street Parlors we t Elegant Line of, Summer [lillinery Just Received. W@. H. Crawrord Sweet and Fraga Get Ready for the Fourth Flags, . _ Etc. SNELL ¢ FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. ~ pak oes 2 Oe ie ee ee \We have a splendid line of Flags. Bunting, etc ,at all prices, Better come now and get your choice before the rush comes.You, will need some so come now, Our priees are very low. Oall and see. U : : Price List —— #KRKKR—— Large Green Olives. ... . 50 cents per quart Ripe Olives weeds een’ Cemts per quart Green Olives ... 25 Cents per quart Sweet Pickles...... +.. Sour Pickles Potatoe Chips.. ...:0. oc cseceeeees 1.25 cents per quart 25 cents per quart wees 25 Cents a pound Pickled Pigsfeet ........ Waban tahdsaseatndeh ro cents a pound Ohe Bee Htwve Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ira Rwiator ile Lumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100,000 feet we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. ‘ H. & F. L. COOPER, © PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oars,Pass Telephone 521. Nevada City. ati ace reac in aa We have just received a fine line of.. Balls, Bats, Gloves, Ete, We have them in all prices and sizes. Our stock is one of the best in Nevada County and our prices§as . low as the lowest. We also have f HAMMOCKS at all prices, large fand; small and strong enough to hold me heaviest man in{the county. a Etc. : ® Guns, Sporting Goods, We have a full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and material of all kinds for hunters, a