June 2, 1904 (4 pages)

, = ack, fine ribbed, a City rains ! ; Hats y price. Woe are alley. The new advantage of the tything must go, be happy. r of Nevada City, pet. ——— ey 3» . = 0) shares of ke offer. ancisco, Cal, : ‘HAM or an Dust Proof Store, Other lock proporour prices. ~~ HAS tailjdealers in § Cigars, . y High Class. Siege l REET IQUORS . in and jars reet, Nevada City venseaamea rset someones ut! DUNLAP -— fy q feature. Re2 Hisctriolights. . . Tubs. One y? Sunny Rooms. . “ie” » Rooms for the ' Traveling Meo. id to Commer. nitrade. .-:: NS home on Lost THE TRANSCRIPE THURSDAY.. ese JUNE a 1904 PRSONAL MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our “People. Frank Davie, who bas been visiting _ here, left for his home at Forest City this morning. ee : ~D. Byan returned to Pike Oity today, after a brief visit in this city. Miss Edna Seare will arrive here _this_evening from Marysville aad. leave tomorrow,mornipg for .Oentral House where she will visit Mre. Ohris Galbraith,Mrs. H. B. Sears, who hae been vieiting friends and relatives at this city for several days past will leave tomorrow. morning for her bome in Marysville, Ed, Sands returned to Remington Hill today, after a short visit here. F. Dahl returned to the Delhi mine this morning. Mrs. Thomas Wayman arrived from San Francisco on last evening’s train and went to her hone at. Freeman’s Crossing today. isa Fred: E. Brown left for San Francisco this morning on a business trip, and was accompanied by his wife and Miss Cora Miller. He will return on Saturday._ “ Thomas Palamounter is ill at bis Hin. John Garner continues to be very ill at his home in Willow Valley. Mrs. J. R. Ivey bas returned from a visit te Sweetland. A. BR. Morrison returned last night from a triptothe upper part of the county. . -_R. J:-Gates,the barber, who-has been at San Francisco for some time past, retarned to this city last evening. : Miss Mae Weston and Miss D. Deward of San Jose were among the ar. fivals on last eveniog’s train. road Street Jed. é b ‘arrived here last evening and left.for. : Mrs. M. Jones and Miss B. Jones Downieville this morning. H. H. Brown, the well known Alleghany mining man, left here this morning for San Francisco. : Mrs. Wm. Moyle continues very ill at San Francisco. Ae soon as she is able to travel Mrs, Moyle will return here, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Grant Cordrey. John Bacigalupi will leave next week for a visit to the Coast cities, after which he may conclude to go to St. Louis. Obarles Flynn is in his place at the National Hotel bar. Clarence Hooper and wife arrived + here last evening from Downieville, on their way to Idaho, where they intend to reside. D. B: Getchell is on the sick jist. Mrs. Jobn Werry, who hae been ill, is improving. ' H. L. Jones has moved into his new residence on Main street. Miss Franses Gauning arrived here from Salt Lake last evening and went to Relief Hill today. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harry P. Stow ree turned to Forbestown yesterday, after visiting friends here. Cottage For Sale Cheap. . _For sale at a bargain. Five room cottage.on Grove street. Partly furnished. Large yard. $500. Brown & Morey, m12-tf * Real Estate Agents. If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 quality drop io avd see Wm, Harry. tf 206 Startling Evidence. Fresh testimony in great quantity, is constantly coming in, declaring Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Ooughs and Oolds to be unequaled. A recent expression from T. J. McFarland, Bentorville, Va.» serves as example. He writes: “I had Bronchitis for three yeare and doctored. ail the time withont being ‘benefited. Then I began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery, and a few bot-tles wholly cared me.” Equally effective in curing all Laog end Throat ‘troubles, Oonramption, Pneumonis ‘and Grip, Guargnteed by W. D. Viaton, Druggiet. Trial bottles free. ‘Regular sizes, sizes 0c, and $1.00. We rf Give _ MoreGood Tea More Good Coffee More Good Spices ~ More Coupons More Pretty Premiums @ Watch Our Stores. Pine Street, Nevada City. Of Happenings of ' Around This Section. 2. Inte J. W. Petty may now'be found at the Hotel Antlers bar ready to attend to the wants of the patrons. Wyoming ‘fribe, Imp’d Order of Red. Men, will hold its regular semi-annual election of officers tonight. It is also likely jthat another paleface will be adopted by the Tribe. . The front axle of W. G. Richards delivery wagon broke yesterday on Aris-. toeracy Hill. Mrs. Young, widow of the late John Young, a former resident of this county who died a few days ago at Sierraville, is critically ill at ber home in that place, The aged couple had been The Blue Tent Mining Company received a coneignment of ten tons of new. machinery yesterday. Among the lot is a ten drill air compressor. W. D. Vinton is having a new floor laid in‘bis pharmacy. : Captain Charles Stocks, who has! been superintendent of the Jenny Lind mine at Grass Valley, since it was first take charge of another property. An old Chinaman was found dead in his cabin in°New Chinatown yesterday. He was aged 68 years. and had been sick for some time. Abel Sandow was arrested last éventog by Conetable Dillon on a warrant eworn out by Roy Wear, charging Sandow. with assault with a deadly weapon, He was taken before Jastice Coughlin, who fixed his bond at $500, which was readily farnished. The preliminary examination was set for next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. It ia alleged that Sandow attempted to strike Wear with a single tree. There will be a large attendance at next Sunday’s busebail. game at Glenbrook Park. It will be a game worth going many miles to see. Don’t miss A New Station. Carpenters are at work building a new station near the electric road at Glenbrodk Park, and hereafter the public will not be obliged to walk so far to the Park to witness the bali games and other attractions, as an entrance has been made just opposite the new station. This improvement will be appreciate. 4 . ANSWER IT HONESTLY. Are Not : the Statements Of the Nevada City Citzens More Reliable Than Those Of Utter Strangers, Mre, William Wearn of -Water street, fourth bouse from Ragon’s Grove, says: “I acted as a nurse for many years, and I knew from the beating paia in the small of my back, sometimes sc pronounced that I was scarcely able to speak. that my kidneys in some way were disturbed. Jast at the time I noted Doan’s Kid“ ey Pille advertised in the Nevada ity nawapapees [ vas gaf>ciag from an attack, only one of many, which bad annoyed me for two years and I went to Vinton’s drag store for a box Besides the backache my eyes were affécted, 1 was dizzy and I think bilious. Whatever was the cause of the distarbance disappeared and ae a result the backache, dizziness and biliousnesa ceased. Doan’s Kidney Pills are worth recommending. I constantly keep them in the houge.” Sold for 50 cents per box by all dealers. Foster-Milburn Oo. Buffalo, N. Y , eole agents for the United States. . Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Shot Herself. San Josz, June 1—Louisa Kaafman, of San Francisco, unmarried, aged 43, suicided last night by shooting herself in the head at the bome of her brother, A. W. Keafmarn, in this city, When ber brother found her, he. says, sbe was in her room, dying with a pistol by her side and a gag of cloth in her mouth, At the inquest today no attempt was made to discover how the gag got in her mouth, and the jary returned a simple verdict of suiside,In Hard Lines. Mékrazat, Canade, June 1--Bread riots are, imminent here unless the thousands of Italians that have flocked in from Europe, New York, Boston and other large cities of the United States can be fed: at once, There are at least 400 without food, money or shelter, ‘ When doctors disagree drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight: it out. Wichman, Latgen & Co.,-Nos. 29-81 Battery et., near Market, 8. F. opened up, has resigned the position to} diams vs. EK. R. Williams. Valley. ‘ me Ke George Tallon, who recently” purchased a one-half interest. in the Owl saloon, can .now. be found on duty ‘The Sanday school class of Mrs. J. 8.{Hathawey gave a farewell party last night to Mies Anna Wythe, daughter of Rev. and Mre.J.H. Wythe, who left thie morning for San Jose, where she will enter the conservatory of music. Besides the class there were several other young people present: A delightful evening was passed in . music, singing and other amusements, The divorce case of J. H. Coughlin vs, Lillian Coughlin has been set. for hearing in the Superior Court on Tuesday, June 7th. ‘ : The City Board: of. Equalization at their meeting last evening raised the aseessment.on.the property. of.J. M, Hussey on Maio street $200, and on the Commercial street property of O., A. Eddy $150. At the meeting.of the Knights of the Royal Arch last night J. R. Hopkins, W iam Harry, S. Lee Leiter, Joho Shannop and N. J. Webber were appointed a commitfee to prepare a float for the 4th of July parade. Tyrrell & Hennessy filed papers with County Clerk Arbogast this morning in a divorce suit entitled Annie WilThe parties were married in Nevada City in April, 1899. It is alleged that the defendant abandoned and deserted the plaintiff, without any reason and failed to provide her with the necessaries of life. Frank W. Taylor hasa fine stock of teas and coffees on hand. In the coffee line he has a grade us low as run from 85 to 40 cents per pound. Give him a trial order, His “Family Blend” is excellent coffee for the price, EEE ess Bait. 2 all good fishermen. Here is his advice as to bait: “Let your bait be as big a red worm as you can find, without a knot. Geta pint or a quart of them in an evening in garden walks or-chalky commons. after a shower of*rain, and put them with clean moss well. washed and picked and the water squeezed out of the moss as dry as you can into an earthen pot or pipkin set dry, and change the moss fresh every three or four days for three weeks or a month together. Then your bait will be at the best, for it will be clear and lively.” . Strange Provision of Guardianship. The following is a literal transcript of the second clause of a will filed and probated in a Wisconsin county a few years since: “I hereby commit the guardianship of all my children until they shall respectively attain the age of twenty-one years unto my said wife during her life and from and after her decease unto my much esteemed friend, ——, his executors and assigns.”—Green Bag. Agreed. “Td hate to feel,” she said, “that I bought me simply for my beauty.” “Yes,” her friend replied. “I don’t blame you. Being married to a blind man weuld be awfully disagreeable, I sliould think.” — Chicago Record-Herald. Brain and Brawn,Po you gain ‘your living by your intellect? Then do not allow your arms and legs to grow stiff. Do you earn your bread by your pickax? Do not forget to cultivate your mind and to enlarge your thought.—French Medical Review. Z Ginger. If every man would-put as much ginger into his work as a pig puts into motion when it scratches its back against a board fence, there would be fewer failures in this world.—Utica Herald. . It pays to do business generously. The proof: Schilling’s Best. Full-strength and pure, and the prices only enough to pay for the quality. Moneyback. SATURDAY MIGIHT —AT THE— National Hotel Bar BAKED CI.AM PIE A Dish always relished, You are welcome. rest in andi: A new engine aftived here yesterday : for Gue Kartschoke’s mine at Willow . . 25 cents per pound. The high grades . ~ Izaak Walton is the patron saint of'. was the wife of a man who had. — Mystery ag tohow he gotthére. —_— _ When the janitor of the local public #chool building arrived on the seene this morning be beard a noisa in Prinolpal Armstrong’s office, and he immediately made an investigation, and to hig surprise there loomed up before ‘tim @ fall grown horse, which had evidently been put there during the night by some person, or persons. ‘Phere were pens, ink bottles, papere, pencile, hay, barley and books scattered promiscuouely about the room, and thére was plenty of evidence at band to show that someone had a job to get things in order before the last bell would ring for sobool. The animal was gently led to the yard and allowed to go his way, which he was not longin finding. — Of course, none of the boys of the ‘school would do anything like that, and the question is, “whose little lamb was in school ?” Their Annual Plente The annual picnic of the Nevada Oity M. E. Sunday school will be held at Sbebley’s Pond on-‘Fhureday, June 28th, for whiph arrangements are now being perfected. These ontingssre always looked forward to with anticipations of pleasgre by the grown folks as well as the little ones. Lost Mayor. Iron Mounts, Mich., Jane 1—General Manager Davidson of the Meno. minee Range United States Steel Corporation mines has left for Negaunee on 8 special train with a crew of fifty men to assist in the search for Mayor Hudson of Negaynee, sypposed to be lost in the w euear ttete, s Ww. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty. of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that the 8 . # result Sing Lee & Co., who have been }eondacting the Iaundfy on Broad . Street near James Hennessey’s livery 1 1 of thie olty have formed a union, and as stable, have notified @ number of their pstrons that they will go out of: ‘business within a few.daye. It seems the employes of all the laundries in town recently made a demand for an increase in pey, and after considerable: trouble and a strike won their point last week, but they were not contented with this and have again struck for an increage of one dollar per week, and the firm mentioned says it is unable to grant the demand and will retire. Whether or not another company will take hold of the business is not known, but this seems to be a good time to rid the city of the eyesore that has-so long existed there. Soldiers Mutiny. JuNoTION Crry, Ken., Jane 1.—About noon Tuesday nineteen soldiers in Troop K, Eighth Cavalry, at Fort Riley, rebelled on account of an ine spection that was erdered for 2 o’clock in the afternoon. They came to Junction City and paraded on the streets in deflance. of the non-commissioned officers who were sent to take them back to the post. A detail of men was sent from fhe post to agsigt in the capture of the mutincers. With the aid of. the local police agencies all but four of the mutineers are in custody. Only seven of the men resisted the patrol. Shorter Hours. Pirrspvra, June 1.—Because of the extensive retrenchments being made by the great railroad systems, espeofially the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Westinghouse Airtrake Company’s plant at Wilmerding has cut the working time of ite employes. More than one-balf of the 4000 employes of the plant will work but half and twothirds time, while the remainder will work eight instead of ten hours daily, with five bours on Saturday. On tor enna: « On Friday, June 10th, about twelve selected men will leave this county for the gold mines in South Africa, to accept situations under one of the largest corporations operating there. James Dikeman, son of 8S. H. Dike-. man of Rough and Ready, manager of the properties, wrote to Grass Valley. for a force of competent machine men and they are now being picked ont, Mr. Dikeman. will send for a larger force later on, ~Skilled men are in demand in South Africa, and are paid -§¢6 per day. Among those who will leave on the 10th there will be three from Nevada Oity, James Bray, Frank Edwards and Elijah Snell. ~ Another New MIll Geo. O. Richardgon and W. O, Starr atrived bere last. evening from. San Francisco and left this morning for the Sierra Buttes mine. ‘The gentlemen are inthe possession of .amodel of a newly-patented : mill, and will enrdeavor to-interest the owners of the mine to install one and give it a trial The new mill is said tc have numerous advantag:s over those comménly in use, and last evening the model ating and milling men of this city. Bond As Guardian. Manuel Ignacio, guardian of the person and estate of Josephine Williams, 8 minor, filed his b nd with County Clerk F. L. Arbogast today. Antone Silva and Joaquin Lopez are his sureties, °ee Driven To tesperation. Living at an out of the way place, remote from oivilization, a family is often driven to desperation in case of accident, resulting in Burns, Outs, Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay io a supply of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 6c, at Vinton’s Drug Store. California Champagnola—red and white—e, beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from are mixed properly. ‘ California winea. At Britland’s, tf tracted considerable attention of min. . At the meeting of Pennsylvania Eo‘@ine Company, No. 2, last night the following officerg were elected: Foreman, James Hatchinson; first assistsot, E. J. Baker; second assistant, T. J. Ssndow; secretary, Dr. A, N. Morgan; treasurer, J. J. Jackson. Board of Directors—James Hatchinson, John Rafter, Henry O'Neill. Janitor, A. K. Snell. Fire Dalegates ~Dr. A. N. Morgah, H. W. Brand, Richard Eddy and James Hutchinson. Herman W. Brand was nominatéd for Assistant.Ohief Engineer. John Bacigalupi, the oldest member of the company, was granted an exempt certificate, After the busine.s: of the evening was concludd refreshments wer served and a general 00d time had, Sending Pictures Sr. Prrerspurc, June 1—A private exhibit for the Russian art section at the St. Louis Exposition, consisting of 800 Lagmpeosi and other art works, which is now on board of the specially perl steamer, will sailin a few CASTORIA ' For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought eee Charles Hornstein, who was at one time employed in Hieronimus brewery in thie city, dustained psinfal injaries yesterday afternoon while at work in Binkelman’s brewery, Grass Valley. He was on the kettle platform when he slipped and fell to the floor, a distance of about six feet, striking on the back of his head, and cutting a gash several inches long. Tbe blow rendered him anconscious for some time. Story Denied. Sr. Pererssure, Jane 1.—A semiofficial statement declares the reports that 600 persons have been hanged at ‘Wareaw for political offenses and that over eighty coffins containing bodies of persone executed at Moscow had been. secretly buried at night, are unfounded, Emil frese's_. a i sluggish livers, ; i relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomts action ig mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. domes SEH @ignature of gists and grocers, 25c. the time to place your orders, Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market, DL. Tu. 82 ID. }MLlareh AGEN TS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St reet, Nevada City. TELEPHONE 291 ————————EE cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in Northern California: Wor NATION 2 \ onsets * goro8 in the building. “THE HOME OF EL pa © HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the s ervice and the « not ND ANNES . oy: Gat Electric lights cold} water gnoget®s _ Hot and Return call bells, Bath}Room ‘Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank GOOD LIVERS” Del Monte Self 25 Cents pe A view of part of the stroog fortifications at Port Artbur, held by Rusgians, but’ which is pow beinggbesieged by the Japaneee and is expected to fall into the letter’s hands at most any boar, A Great Hany Deople want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many peop!e wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. Coffee Roasters Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Tea Blenders Strawberries Fresh every day. Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lemons at ROSENTHAL’S ~ A adios of Nevada City and Grass Valley. are most cordially in You ; Pattern, Cailored and T have selected them with special ca ‘. some and up-to-date styles. .MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand end Hartung’s of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on display in this city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of vited to inspect the finest and best line Ready-to-Wear Hats re and they include some very band Summer . s Comin Set. F Insect Powder Moth:Balls Ant Destroyer Disinfectants — AT— Dickerman’s WATCHES at Prices that«will LJ Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Tam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for hard usage, Waitham movement for aising Buckwheat r package Del Monte Solf-Raising Flay Jack Floor 15 Cents per package 328 We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicac for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Ree Ste Srocery Commercial Street New Carpet .-Only $6.00. It is sold nickel and a good timekeeper. Oall and see it. Expert Wateh Repatring and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Corner of Pine and Commercial streets Deibridge Building. args, Wal Paper, Lin w Wall Paper New, Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carioad of all the latest stylee in carpets, wal paper, linoleom and Mattings. Call and get our prices. No trouble to show & ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. > 219109}98 NEV Che Best in town. OR Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have +A: wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthPole fut and every drop is ful the leading brands of Cigars also kept. ava ory « SHE OWL. , of vigor. In buf and bottle. All ne lg ne ne

, = ack, fine ribbed, a City rains ! ; Hats y price. Woe are alley. The new advantage of the tything must go, be happy. r of Nevada City, pet. ——— ey 3» . = 0) shares of ke offer. ancisco, Cal, : ‘HAM or an Dust Proof Store, Other lock proporour prices. ~~ HAS tailjdealers in § Cigars, . y High Class. Siege l REET IQUORS . in and jars reet, Nevada City venseaamea rset someones ut! DUNLAP -— fy q feature. Re2 Hisctriolights. . . Tubs. One y? Sunny Rooms. . “ie” » Rooms for the ' Traveling Meo. id to Commer. nitrade. .-:: NS home on Lost THE TRANSCRIPE THURSDAY... ese JUNE a 1904 PRSONAL MENTION Daily Record of the Doings of Our “People. Frank Davie, who bas been visiting _ here, left for his home at Forest City this morning. ee : ~D. Byan returned to Pike Oity today, after a brief visit in this city. Miss Edna Seare will arrive here _this_evening from Marysville aad. leave tomorrow,mornipg for .Oentral House where she will visit Mre. Ohris Galbraith,Mrs. H. B. Sears, who hae been vieiting friends and relatives at this city for several days past will leave tomorrow. morning for her bome in Marysville, Ed, Sands returned to Remington Hill today, after a short visit here. F. Dahl returned to the Delhi mine this morning. Mrs. Thomas Wayman arrived from San Francisco on last evening’s train and went to her hone at. Freeman’s Crossing today. isa Fred: E. Brown left for San Francisco this morning on a business trip, and was accompanied by his wife and Miss Cora Miller. He will return on Saturday._ “ Thomas Palamounter is ill at bis Hin. John Garner continues to be very ill at his home in Willow Valley. Mrs. J. R. Ivey bas returned from a visit te Sweetland. A. BR. Morrison returned last night from a triptothe upper part of the county. . -_R. J:-Gates,the barber, who-has been at San Francisco for some time past, retarned to this city last evening. : Miss Mae Weston and Miss D. Deward of San Jose were among the ar. fivals on last eveniog’s train. road Street Jed. é b ‘arrived here last evening and left.for. : Mrs. M. Jones and Miss B. Jones Downieville this morning. H. H. Brown, the well known Alleghany mining man, left here this morning for San Francisco. : Mrs. Wm. Moyle continues very ill at San Francisco. Ae soon as she is able to travel Mrs, Moyle will return here, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Grant Cordrey. John Bacigalupi will leave next week for a visit to the Coast cities, after which he may conclude to go to St. Louis. Obarles Flynn is in his place at the National Hotel bar. Clarence Hooper and wife arrived + here last evening from Downieville, on their way to Idaho, where they intend to reside. D. B: Getchell is on the sick jist. Mrs. Jobn Werry, who hae been ill, is improving. ' H. L. Jones has moved into his new residence on Main street. Miss Franses Gauning arrived here from Salt Lake last evening and went to Relief Hill today. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harry P. Stow ree turned to Forbestown yesterday, after visiting friends here. Cottage For Sale Cheap. . _For sale at a bargain. Five room cottage.on Grove street. Partly furnished. Large yard. $500. Brown & Morey, m12-tf * Real Estate Agents. If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 quality drop io avd see Wm, Harry. tf 206 Startling Evidence. Fresh testimony in great quantity, is constantly coming in, declaring Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Ooughs and Oolds to be unequaled. A recent expression from T. J. McFarland, Bentorville, Va.» serves as example. He writes: “I had Bronchitis for three yeare and doctored. ail the time withont being ‘benefited. Then I began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery, and a few bot-tles wholly cared me.” Equally effective in curing all Laog end Throat ‘troubles, Oonramption, Pneumonis ‘and Grip, Guargnteed by W. D. Viaton, Druggiet. Trial bottles free. ‘Regular sizes, sizes 0c, and $1.00. We rf Give _ MoreGood Tea More Good Coffee More Good Spices ~ More Coupons More Pretty Premiums @ Watch Our Stores. Pine Street, Nevada City. Of Happenings of ' Around This Section. 2. Inte J. W. Petty may now'be found at the Hotel Antlers bar ready to attend to the wants of the patrons. Wyoming ‘fribe, Imp’d Order of Red. Men, will hold its regular semi-annual election of officers tonight. It is also likely jthat another paleface will be adopted by the Tribe. . The front axle of W. G. Richards delivery wagon broke yesterday on Aris-. toeracy Hill. Mrs. Young, widow of the late John Young, a former resident of this county who died a few days ago at Sierraville, is critically ill at ber home in that place, The aged couple had been The Blue Tent Mining Company received a coneignment of ten tons of new. machinery yesterday. Among the lot is a ten drill air compressor. W. D. Vinton is having a new floor laid in‘bis pharmacy. : Captain Charles Stocks, who has! been superintendent of the Jenny Lind mine at Grass Valley, since it was first take charge of another property. An old Chinaman was found dead in his cabin in°New Chinatown yesterday. He was aged 68 years. and had been sick for some time. Abel Sandow was arrested last éventog by Conetable Dillon on a warrant eworn out by Roy Wear, charging Sandow. with assault with a deadly weapon, He was taken before Jastice Coughlin, who fixed his bond at $500, which was readily farnished. The preliminary examination was set for next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. It ia alleged that Sandow attempted to strike Wear with a single tree. There will be a large attendance at next Sunday’s busebail. game at Glenbrook Park. It will be a game worth going many miles to see. Don’t miss A New Station. Carpenters are at work building a new station near the electric road at Glenbrodk Park, and hereafter the public will not be obliged to walk so far to the Park to witness the bali games and other attractions, as an entrance has been made just opposite the new station. This improvement will be appreciate. 4 . ANSWER IT HONESTLY. Are Not : the Statements Of the Nevada City Citzens More Reliable Than Those Of Utter Strangers, Mre, William Wearn of -Water street, fourth bouse from Ragon’s Grove, says: “I acted as a nurse for many years, and I knew from the beating paia in the small of my back, sometimes sc pronounced that I was scarcely able to speak. that my kidneys in some way were disturbed. Jast at the time I noted Doan’s Kid“ ey Pille advertised in the Nevada ity nawapapees [ vas gaf>ciag from an attack, only one of many, which bad annoyed me for two years and I went to Vinton’s drag store for a box Besides the backache my eyes were affécted, 1 was dizzy and I think bilious. Whatever was the cause of the distarbance disappeared and ae a result the backache, dizziness and biliousnesa ceased. Doan’s Kidney Pills are worth recommending. I constantly keep them in the houge.” Sold for 50 cents per box by all dealers. Foster-Milburn Oo. Buffalo, N. Y , eole agents for the United States. . Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Shot Herself. San Josz, June 1—Louisa Kaafman, of San Francisco, unmarried, aged 43, suicided last night by shooting herself in the head at the bome of her brother, A. W. Keafmarn, in this city, When ber brother found her, he. says, sbe was in her room, dying with a pistol by her side and a gag of cloth in her mouth, At the inquest today no attempt was made to discover how the gag got in her mouth, and the jary returned a simple verdict of suiside,In Hard Lines. Mékrazat, Canade, June 1--Bread riots are, imminent here unless the thousands of Italians that have flocked in from Europe, New York, Boston and other large cities of the United States can be fed: at once, There are at least 400 without food, money or shelter, ‘ When doctors disagree drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight: it out. Wichman, Latgen & Co.,-Nos. 29-81 Battery et., near Market, 8. F. opened up, has resigned the position to} diams vs. EK. R. Williams. Valley. ‘ me Ke George Tallon, who recently” purchased a one-half interest. in the Owl saloon, can .now. be found on duty ‘The Sanday school class of Mrs. J. 8.{Hathawey gave a farewell party last night to Mies Anna Wythe, daughter of Rev. and Mre.J.H. Wythe, who left thie morning for San Jose, where she will enter the conservatory of music. Besides the class there were several other young people present: A delightful evening was passed in . music, singing and other amusements, The divorce case of J. H. Coughlin vs, Lillian Coughlin has been set. for hearing in the Superior Court on Tuesday, June 7th. ‘ : The City Board: of. Equalization at their meeting last evening raised the aseessment.on.the property. of.J. M, Hussey on Maio street $200, and on the Commercial street property of O., A. Eddy $150. At the meeting.of the Knights of the Royal Arch last night J. R. Hopkins, W iam Harry, S. Lee Leiter, Joho Shannop and N. J. Webber were appointed a commitfee to prepare a float for the 4th of July parade. Tyrrell & Hennessy filed papers with County Clerk Arbogast this morning in a divorce suit entitled Annie WilThe parties were married in Nevada City in April, 1899. It is alleged that the defendant abandoned and deserted the plaintiff, without any reason and failed to provide her with the necessaries of life. Frank W. Taylor hasa fine stock of teas and coffees on hand. In the coffee line he has a grade us low as run from 85 to 40 cents per pound. Give him a trial order, His “Family Blend” is excellent coffee for the price, EEE ess Bait. 2 all good fishermen. Here is his advice as to bait: “Let your bait be as big a red worm as you can find, without a knot. Geta pint or a quart of them in an evening in garden walks or-chalky commons. after a shower of*rain, and put them with clean moss well. washed and picked and the water squeezed out of the moss as dry as you can into an earthen pot or pipkin set dry, and change the moss fresh every three or four days for three weeks or a month together. Then your bait will be at the best, for it will be clear and lively.” . Strange Provision of Guardianship. The following is a literal transcript of the second clause of a will filed and probated in a Wisconsin county a few years since: “I hereby commit the guardianship of all my children until they shall respectively attain the age of twenty-one years unto my said wife during her life and from and after her decease unto my much esteemed friend, ——, his executors and assigns.”—Green Bag. Agreed. “Td hate to feel,” she said, “that I bought me simply for my beauty.” “Yes,” her friend replied. “I don’t blame you. Being married to a blind man weuld be awfully disagreeable, I sliould think.” — Chicago Record-Herald. Brain and Brawn,Po you gain ‘your living by your intellect? Then do not allow your arms and legs to grow stiff. Do you earn your bread by your pickax? Do not forget to cultivate your mind and to enlarge your thought.—French Medical Review. Z Ginger. If every man would-put as much ginger into his work as a pig puts into motion when it scratches its back against a board fence, there would be fewer failures in this world.—Utica

Herald. . It pays to do business generously. The proof: Schilling’s Best. Full-strength and pure, and the prices only enough to pay for the quality. Moneyback. SATURDAY MIGIHT —AT THE— National Hotel Bar BAKED CI.AM PIE A Dish always relished, You are welcome. rest in andi: A new engine aftived here yesterday : for Gue Kartschoke’s mine at Willow . . 25 cents per pound. The high grades . ~ Izaak Walton is the patron saint of'. was the wife of a man who had. — Mystery ag tohow he gotthére. —_— _ When the janitor of the local public #chool building arrived on the seene this morning be beard a noisa in Prinolpal Armstrong’s office, and he immediately made an investigation, and to hig surprise there loomed up before ‘tim @ fall grown horse, which had evidently been put there during the night by some person, or persons. ‘Phere were pens, ink bottles, papere, pencile, hay, barley and books scattered promiscuouely about the room, and thére was plenty of evidence at band to show that someone had a job to get things in order before the last bell would ring for sobool. The animal was gently led to the yard and allowed to go his way, which he was not longin finding. — Of course, none of the boys of the ‘school would do anything like that, and the question is, “whose little lamb was in school ?” Their Annual Plente The annual picnic of the Nevada Oity M. E. Sunday school will be held at Sbebley’s Pond on-‘Fhureday, June 28th, for whiph arrangements are now being perfected. These ontingssre always looked forward to with anticipations of pleasgre by the grown folks as well as the little ones. Lost Mayor. Iron Mounts, Mich., Jane 1—General Manager Davidson of the Meno. minee Range United States Steel Corporation mines has left for Negaunee on 8 special train with a crew of fifty men to assist in the search for Mayor Hudson of Negaynee, sypposed to be lost in the w euear ttete, s Ww. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty. of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that the 8 . # result Sing Lee & Co., who have been }eondacting the Iaundfy on Broad . Street near James Hennessey’s livery 1 1 of thie olty have formed a union, and as stable, have notified @ number of their pstrons that they will go out of: ‘business within a few.daye. It seems the employes of all the laundries in town recently made a demand for an increase in pey, and after considerable: trouble and a strike won their point last week, but they were not contented with this and have again struck for an increage of one dollar per week, and the firm mentioned says it is unable to grant the demand and will retire. Whether or not another company will take hold of the business is not known, but this seems to be a good time to rid the city of the eyesore that has-so long existed there. Soldiers Mutiny. JuNoTION Crry, Ken., Jane 1.—About noon Tuesday nineteen soldiers in Troop K, Eighth Cavalry, at Fort Riley, rebelled on account of an ine spection that was erdered for 2 o’clock in the afternoon. They came to Junction City and paraded on the streets in deflance. of the non-commissioned officers who were sent to take them back to the post. A detail of men was sent from fhe post to agsigt in the capture of the mutincers. With the aid of. the local police agencies all but four of the mutineers are in custody. Only seven of the men resisted the patrol. Shorter Hours. Pirrspvra, June 1.—Because of the extensive retrenchments being made by the great railroad systems, espeofially the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Westinghouse Airtrake Company’s plant at Wilmerding has cut the working time of ite employes. More than one-balf of the 4000 employes of the plant will work but half and twothirds time, while the remainder will work eight instead of ten hours daily, with five bours on Saturday. On tor enna: « On Friday, June 10th, about twelve selected men will leave this county for the gold mines in South Africa, to accept situations under one of the largest corporations operating there. James Dikeman, son of 8S. H. Dike-. man of Rough and Ready, manager of the properties, wrote to Grass Valley. for a force of competent machine men and they are now being picked ont, Mr. Dikeman. will send for a larger force later on, ~Skilled men are in demand in South Africa, and are paid -§¢6 per day. Among those who will leave on the 10th there will be three from Nevada Oity, James Bray, Frank Edwards and Elijah Snell. ~ Another New MIll Geo. O. Richardgon and W. O, Starr atrived bere last. evening from. San Francisco and left this morning for the Sierra Buttes mine. ‘The gentlemen are inthe possession of .amodel of a newly-patented : mill, and will enrdeavor to-interest the owners of the mine to install one and give it a trial The new mill is said tc have numerous advantag:s over those comménly in use, and last evening the model ating and milling men of this city. Bond As Guardian. Manuel Ignacio, guardian of the person and estate of Josephine Williams, 8 minor, filed his b nd with County Clerk F. L. Arbogast today. Antone Silva and Joaquin Lopez are his sureties, °ee Driven To tesperation. Living at an out of the way place, remote from oivilization, a family is often driven to desperation in case of accident, resulting in Burns, Outs, Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay io a supply of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 6c, at Vinton’s Drug Store. California Champagnola—red and white—e, beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from are mixed properly. ‘ California winea. At Britland’s, tf tracted considerable attention of min. . At the meeting of Pennsylvania Eo‘@ine Company, No. 2, last night the following officerg were elected: Foreman, James Hatchinson; first assistsot, E. J. Baker; second assistant, T. J. Ssndow; secretary, Dr. A, N. Morgan; treasurer, J. J. Jackson. Board of Directors—James Hatchinson, John Rafter, Henry O'Neill. Janitor, A. K. Snell. Fire Dalegates ~Dr. A. N. Morgah, H. W. Brand, Richard Eddy and James Hutchinson. Herman W. Brand was nominatéd for Assistant.Ohief Engineer. John Bacigalupi, the oldest member of the company, was granted an exempt certificate, After the busine.s: of the evening was concludd refreshments wer served and a general 00d time had, Sending Pictures Sr. Prrerspurc, June 1—A private exhibit for the Russian art section at the St. Louis Exposition, consisting of 800 Lagmpeosi and other art works, which is now on board of the specially perl steamer, will sailin a few CASTORIA ' For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought eee Charles Hornstein, who was at one time employed in Hieronimus brewery in thie city, dustained psinfal injaries yesterday afternoon while at work in Binkelman’s brewery, Grass Valley. He was on the kettle platform when he slipped and fell to the floor, a distance of about six feet, striking on the back of his head, and cutting a gash several inches long. Tbe blow rendered him anconscious for some time. Story Denied. Sr. Pererssure, Jane 1.—A semiofficial statement declares the reports that 600 persons have been hanged at ‘Wareaw for political offenses and that over eighty coffins containing bodies of persone executed at Moscow had been. secretly buried at night, are unfounded, Emil frese's_. a i sluggish livers, ; i relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomts action ig mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. domes SEH @ignature of gists and grocers, 25c. the time to place your orders, Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market, DL. Tu. 82 ID. }MLlareh AGEN TS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St reet, Nevada City. TELEPHONE 291 ————————EE cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in Northern California: Wor NATION 2 \ onsets * goro8 in the building. “THE HOME OF EL pa © HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the s ervice and the « not ND ANNES . oy: Gat Electric lights cold} water gnoget®s _ Hot and Return call bells, Bath}Room ‘Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank GOOD LIVERS” Del Monte Self 25 Cents pe A view of part of the stroog fortifications at Port Artbur, held by Rusgians, but’ which is pow beinggbesieged by the Japaneee and is expected to fall into the letter’s hands at most any boar, A Great Hany Deople want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many peop!e wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. Coffee Roasters Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Tea Blenders Strawberries Fresh every day. Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lemons at ROSENTHAL’S ~ A adios of Nevada City and Grass Valley.. are most cordially in You ; Pattern, Cailored and T have selected them with special ca ‘. some and up-to-date styles. .MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand end Hartung’s of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on display in this city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of vited to inspect the finest and best line Ready-to-Wear Hats re and they include some very band Summer . s Comin Set. F Insect Powder Moth:Balls Ant Destroyer Disinfectants — AT— Dickerman’s WATCHES at Prices that«will LJ Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Tam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for hard usage, Waitham movement for aising Buckwheat r package Del Monte Solf-Raising Flay Jack Floor 15 Cents per package 328 We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicac for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Ree Ste Srocery Commercial Street New Carpet .-Only $6.00.. It is sold nickel and a good timekeeper. Oall and see it. Expert Wateh Repatring and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Corner of Pine and Commercial streets Deibridge Building. args, Wal Paper, Lin w Wall Paper New, Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carioad of all the latest stylee in carpets, wal paper, linoleom and Mattings. Call and get our prices. No trouble to show & ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. > 219109}98 NEV Che Best in town.. OR Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have +A: wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthPole fut and every drop is ful the leading brands of Cigars also kept. ava ory « SHE OWL. , of vigor. In buf and bottle. All ne lg ne ne