June 21, 1901 (4 pages)

(EE TRANSCRIPT. {ELEPHONE NO. 41. 'P. 0. BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORBIA, ‘ —br— TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mell, 3 $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. 2 ota ry FRIDAY .... dune 21, 1901 CURLY BEARS VERY ACTIVE. HA Sreat and Srand Gvent on July 3d. Cave Yo. 1 Wilt Have Over $300 at Sts Disposal, ‘ Fun Salore. ALLEGED LYNCHERS .UNDER ARR W. Brown and Isom Eads. It AuTuras, Cal., June 21—After the Grand Jury completed -its investigation of ‘the recent lynching and. found several true bills, the Sheriff immediately started for Lookout. He returned last night bringing Robert, Leventon, J. took a leading part in the Lookout lynching last month, and they were lodged in jail, to stand trial without bail. — It is reported today that the Grand Jury may resume its investigation and that a few more, indictments may be made is claimed that these parties _ PERSONAL MENTION. W.N. Allen and Frank Heath were over from French Corral today. Geo. BR. Savage is here from Santa Ciara. i : T. L. Blue is down from You Bet. Mrs. L. Kuffel of you Bet was here on a visit today. H. Peterson is down from’ the Yaba mine. Mies J. King of San Franciscé .returned here today from Washington. ' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. White arrived here from San Francisco today. Tomorrow Night’s Dance. Don’t mise the social dance on the Union platform tomorrow night. The floor is just right for dancing and the . orchestra will discourse sweet music. During the evening the Allan children —OCozette and Albert—will take part part in a fancy cakewalk. This will be quite an attraction in iteelf, as they are almost as proficient in the art of cakewalking as professionals. To-mor_. row night the attendance will be large, A Swindler. New Yore, June 20—James T. Mulhall, of Denver, Colorado, was arraigned before United States Oommissioner Shields on a charge of using the mails for the purpose of fraud, He demanded an examination and was held in $2500 bail. It is charged Mulhall, ander the name of “The Merchant Company,” of Denver, seut out circular letters to milling companies in Kansas and Nebraska, asking consignments of carioad lots of flour, meat and other produce and that he sold and never paid for the shipments ghich he received. Steamer Wrecked. ApEn, June 20 — The German steamer Austuria from Yokohama, April 19th, vie Hongkong May 12th for New York, is ashore off Ras-Jerdaffon, He She will probably be @ total wreck. The crew of the Astaria has been landed here. The Austuria has on . moth Oil Company of Dallas and Beauat the entrance of the Gulf of Aden. . The finance ocmmittee of: Cave No1 raised nearly $200 yesterday among our citizens, and in every instance the canvaesers were told to call again if necessary. The amount subscribed, in addition to the sum assesged the members of the cave, will give the Curlies over $300 to expend in making our proad Bird of Freedom scream at the big celebration. The American Eagle ie at home in the mountains and he soars to lofty heights, because he has a broad expanse of country to look over, and it is the greatest and grandest land under the sun today. It is truly the home of the brave and the true, where every man stands on a plane of equality, the like of which blesses no other country in the world at present, and history records no such God-given sense of freedom in the. past. The Curly Bear alsc dwells amid @ mountainous environment and he, above all things, loves his home and freedom under the Starry Banner of America. : Hence it is, that the local cave of growlersis expected todo extraordinary and startling things when Independence Day rolls around. The hairy bruins never disappoint the public, and the big Bears and litthe cubs never imitate features that lie buried in the past—they are nothing if not original. The parade on the evening of the 3d will be a sight of a lifetime. It will, without question, excel anything of the kind ever held in Nevada county. Grand Curly Bear E. W. Schmidt will lead the big pageant; and his Chief Aids will be Fred Zeitler, Henry Lane, Frank Morgan, Frank Grissel, Lee A. Garthe, D. E. Morgan, George Calanan, Chas. Grissel, Fred E. Brown, A. J. C. Nilon, B. Wolf, F. L. Arbogast. A number. of assistant aids will be appointed on his staff and their naines will be pyblished hereafter. After the Curlies finished the business incident to their regular growl, . last night, the parade committee, con-. sisting of Fred E. Brown, Charles Grissel, Dr. A. V. Morgan, Harry Evans, J. C. Nilon, Frank Griseel, Herman Brand and A. Krumb, held a meeting. It was decided to have a pumber of floats in line with at least four tands of music. There will be a large number of mounted Curlies and several citizens horseback. Numerous dancing bears will keep with being insane. On the platform. so go early and avoid the rush. Charged With Insanity. County Physician Dr. BR. M. Hunt and Dr.C. L. Maller this afternoon examined two men who were charged One of them was Charles Achterman, who drew a knife on Mr. Fairchild of the Traction Company,and the other one was Robert Penter, brought here from Truckee. They were both ordered to the Stockton Insane Asylum. Tonight j2i-tf Big double show. Last night of the boxing contest. Votes will be sold for ten cents to all. If thee be sick and ailing, see the Quaker Doctors now at the Union Hotel. Office hours from 10 a. m. to 12m. Come one and all and have s good time. board 750 tons‘of tin. — e , Frightlul Death. . Kansas Orty, Jane 20—The boiler of a Chicago and Alton locomotive, pulling an incoming passenger train, exploded at Blue Cut, fifteen miles east of here, this morning. Engineer Geo. Gerew was scalded to death and Fireverely.~ Go Build Gulf Road, 390 miles in length. For Those Livin; tricte. Grove’s SSS De acca a / at dinner time. — = Refrieerators Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. . will run an ordinary sized refrigerator. ae Once tried, and you will never be without one. — Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. man Louig Orowley was burned seYew Road. Bosrow, June 20.—The Directors of. by the, Mexican Central Railroad, at a.meeting held here today, authorize d the. building of the Monterey. and Mexican’ Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia in the Malaria Dis-. o9 Bg teless Ohill Toniv. my15-6m a THE PRESERVATION HEALTH — enamel —e Killed ‘by His Car. Daas, Pex., Jane 20—G, Van Ginkle, Secretary and President and principal owner of the Dallas Consolidated Eleetric Street Railway, which system he sold last week to an Ohio syndicate at midnight. The motorman on the car says Mr. Van Ginkle was lying in middle of the roadbed and the car ran onto him before he could be seen and the car stopped. The deceased came to Dallas from Des Moines, Iowa, two years ago. A widow,and several children survive him. At the time of his death he was president of the Mam" mont. —. Should be Prepared. Wasineton, June 20th.— Admiral Dewey called at the White House today to pay his reepects and inquire af-: ter Mrs. McKinley’s health. The Admiral leaves on Wednesday for Newport, R. I., to attend a meeting of the General Naval Board of which be is President. The Admiral says the work ofthe Board in preparing plans to meet the contingences of possible war ace very interesting. “I think we should have a general staff in our: na. " vy,” said the Admiral. “I should regret to see the United States involved in another war, but if one should happen to come, I hope the work the Naval Board is doing may be of service ia finding us prepared for it.” Deadly Storm. Booneviite, Mo., June 29th—It was learned today that Tobe Fisher, colored, was thé only person killed in last night’s storm. Ten or twelve others were injured slightly by flying debris. The property lose will amount to sevefal thousand dollars. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. They “also have bacon, bams and lard fer sale.’ tf dimeinds . Reed's ‘Patent Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed to be absolutely rust proof and perfect nevery respect. Forsale exclusively ‘ Gro. E. Turner. Pifno Tuning and Repairing. and will call on all bis patrons. other Hundreds . of People was run over by @ cat on one of his ‘ : own lines at 11:15 last night, and died) — C. W. Bennett is in Nevada City All ill please order by mail. P. are using our FRESH-AOASTE COFFEES —and— TE . Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. cen er SAMPLES FREE 4] TAYLOR'S. TEA AND: COFFEE HOUSE, . = Wholesale and Retai Stockholders Vieeting. FFICE OF THE PROSPERITY OIL COMPANY. To the stockholders ofthe Presperity Oil Company. Please take notice hata meeting of the stockholders of the Prosperity Oil Company will be held at the principal office of the compary, inthe city of Nevada, Nevada county, California, on Satu: the 20th day of June, 1901, at 8 p. m. at. Hibernia Hall, for the purpose of conaidering plans of develovment to be presented by the Board of Directors and such other business'as may come before them. By order of the Board of Directors. ¢ C. W. CHAPMAN my » secretary. gunn cans.) } pi ay SEA’ Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Commercial Street, ‘Nevada City \ mado Wan Missing. ‘oo, ¢ f SACRAMENTO, Cullog has reported to t Clyde Wriggleton, 4 mining Aukum, Amador c tlement near Plymouth, ha ing Wriggleton had but possession at the time of his disappearance, and it is not thought that he has been the ‘victim of foul play. friends are inclined to the belief that he has wandered away in a fit of temporary aberration of mind. Whiekey will break up any cold.BLUEFIELD, June Wak rane ua near here on the Olinch Valley tists June 20—O. L. Mehe police thet man of ounty, a small setof the Norfolk and Western Ra tuday,and Jamea Pruitt and Beverly Kinder were killed. The engineer os. caped. by jumping. The.accident ro. sulted from three cars jamping i track. Dy TNEIPEE SF Saget s-bedn misssince June 18th. from home Feaccapt little money in bis Women abe: Barred, His _ Moments, Tenn., June 20,—The State Supreme Court, sitting at Jackeon, to. day decided that a woman cannot prac. tice law in Tennessee, _—-—_+ 0@e Taken before bedtime Gilt Edge SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS —» . ae ree ~ . For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on . W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street 3. TI K % _MAHER & CO. — For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our . House, then no mistake is made. New Fans to-day, all white — New Hose to-day, all white New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all white a New Belts to-day, all white New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white New Ribbons to-day, all white Se New Parasols to-day, all white New Shirt Waists to-day, all white New Corset Covers to-day, all white . [LLADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School, We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this isa WHITE MONTH and a white part of the month, and as such we call your special attention to White Materiale. : Respectfully, ; [7 See Wash Suits in Big Window Hammocks TTT TR Summer is here. An article of comfort isa joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so, purchase one of the latest up-to-date hammocks at TURNER’S. This ‘means comfort for you and your pocketbook. The’ prices vary with the qualities to suit your means. Fishing Tackle ~ a There is no pleasauter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks, leaders, and rods ° are selected primaaily for the mountain sportsmen. GEO. EE. TURNER PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER = = «= «= Nevada City, Ca NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a . new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. (Jt aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. CHAS. E. [IULLOY, Grocer. 2 — time to the entrancing strains of music which will fill the air. Over one hundred speeial costumes have been or. dered from Sap Francisco, and the, numerous new features to be pre. santed will astonish and amuse both . . . — Know A . Men By These Presents! THAT THE L. ELKUS COMPANY, a corporation, the young and the old. A grand display of fireworks will be given, and there will be bombs, fire-crackers and red fire in profusion. Swallows Poison.New Oreans, La., June 20.—A most pitiable attempt at suicide, which will . second part, his executors, be fatal, occurred here yesterday. It that certain stock of goods, belonging to the business a J. Carter, at Nevada City, fore transferred to it, together was that of Miss Myrtle Foskick, 17) years of age, and -the daughter of a) once prominent ship agent here. Three days ago Geo. Barron, the young man . the party of the first part, of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, for and in consideration of the —=A GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT=— Having Purchased the Stock of Jeff Carter, at 2 . paid by L Hyman, the part whereof is hereby acknowledged, does by these presents grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the administrators and assigns, all wares and merchandise, of, in or nd store lately conducted by H. California, and by him heretowith the good will of the sum of One Dollar and other valuable considerations to of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, y of the second part, the receipt State of California, to whom Mies Fosdick was soon to be. same, married, was mangled to death on a. railroad train. The girl was heartbro. ken by the awfal death of her lover . and yesterday she was found w1con. near by. Life was net extinct and she’ Was taken to the ‘hospital, where the . physicians declare that there is not the . faintest hope of her recovery. For Sale at a Bargain. A new house in this city, located on three acres of ground under high state of cultivetion, including @ large barn avd other . necessary outbuildings. Inquire of M.L. 4 . ' Dp. MARSH, . . . . . To have and to hold th second part, his executors, ie witness whereof the said THE L. ELKUS COMPANY has caused -scious beside bis tomb, An empty . geal to be affixed hereto and these Jaudanum bottle lay on the ground . dent thereunto daly authorized, One. : Ne Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY veda City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 resents to be execu: B EUGENE 8, ELKUS, Vice President. . f e same to the said party of the administrators and assigns forPp by its. Vice Presithie 14th day of June, Nineteen Hundred and :. Great Reduction from the Original Cost ot the Gcods, We shall sell the same at prices that will be appreciated by the public. Not wishing to remove said stegk from the former premises and desiring to dispose of the goods as soon as possible, these goods will be sold regardless of their cost or value. ie MR OE! . oe _ This stock consists of a ing, boots and shoes, hats, trunks and furnishing goods. These goods wil its be sold at theold stand of Jeff Carter, corner Pine and Commercial Streets. } “Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Min 57al » , be H M AN é CO.Clothiers eet GRASS VALLEY neral line of men’s, boys and youth’s cloth: ey Ohe City Fathers Chey Wot Last Night Gransacted Business, The regular meeting of the Trustees wae held at the City Ha: evening, and all the members present. ; B. 8S. Rector and W: H. Martin before the meeting and specially ir the Board to occupy a positic honor in the parade. They als quested that an electrical displ made in front of the City Hall. 1] laid over for future consideration City Marshal Shearer was instr to have the. nuisance of the bt house of Mrs; Timothy Giles on street abated. ee G. H. Fairchild, Manager of the tric railroad, came before the Bos regard to the condition of the Ran Run bridge. The Board ané Fairchild inspected the bridge ti Next Monday evening the Board meet and sell the franchise asked by the Nevada County ‘Traction . pany. Acccording to the report of City shal Shearer two liquor licenses y sold, amounting to $40; city lice $10; two laundry licenses, $20; tots Water Collector Murchie’s r showed that the month’s water ox ticns amounted’ to $1255 80. The report of Oity Treasurer . Morgan showed that at the last r there was on hand the sum of $642 During the month warrants were which brought the balance on han date to $5642 78. : The following bills were ordered on the general fund; H. D. Shearer, salary as Marshal R. Eddy, salary and sewer ineps $65; H. wurchie, salary as water lector, $75; Thomas Granville, sala watchman, $60; George Merrill, s , a8 poundmaster, $15; James Flew alary as driver of cart, $50; 8S. P ary as clerk, $30; William Carr, ing curfew bell, $8; H. Towle, ca reservoir, $10; M. L. & D. Marah, ber, $31 05; Thomas Lewis commi on taxes, $4 61; South Yuba Water water for May $372; O. E. Malloy, chandise, $6 80; Union and He printing and advertising, -.$26 90 Robins, hauling booths, $i 60; E Shearer, commissions $7; W. Reyz printing, $10; A. H. Parker, labor, § H. Murchie, stamps, $1; N. 0. N. ¢ R. Co., rock, $50; O. V. Organ, bal on contract, $22; J. J. Schmidt, . on streets, $1 25; Nevada County and Electric Oo., lights, $157 95; E Van Slyke, sprinkling roads, $14; 1 Baker, hauling, $19; C. W. Hill, a ing crossings, $1 25; Robert Os! labor, $5; Thomas Polglase, . ! $12 50; Joe Axford, labor, $22 50; RB ard Eddy, burying dog 50 centa; . Lindley, attorney’s services, $12 50 : EIRE FUND, Pennsylvania Engine Co. Nos. 7 ' 3, janitor’s servies, etc., $80; Ne Hose Oo, No. 1, secretary’s ser and lights, $22; W. D. Vinton, chandise, $6 70; J. E. Isaac, secret services, fire delegates for six mo $6; H. Guenther, secretary ‘fire gates, six months, $6; William Al care fire alarm, $5. The City Marshal was instruct notify Mrs. Edwin Tilley to abat nuisance at the corner of Broad Pine streets.,' Tonight’s Programme. The following programme wi rendered at th2 Junior Epworth L social at the Methodist church to! Vocal solo, Clara Reynolds; r tion, Clara Nancarrow; fan drill, ‘little girls; recitation, Mildred Hc instramental solo, Amanda Pol recitation, Genevive Boardman; solo, Isle O’Conuer;-recitation, I Holmes; somersault chorus, by a ber of boys and girls; vocal solo, nie Harry; recitation, Lucille Y “Bo Peep and Boy Blue” drill, . ‘ boys and girls;. recitation, I Martyn; vocal solo, May Tickell; tation, Harry Tamblyn. Adm 15 cents. Refreshments free. Native Daug hters’ Commi All of the committees of Laur lor, N. D. G. W., for the 4th o celebration, are requested to m the home of Mrs. Fred Zeitle evening at half-past seven o’clo full attendance is earnestly desi Tonight and Tomotrow Nig ® And each day and night durin week you can get at any dr Kemp’s Balsam for the thros lungs, acknowledged to be the successfal remedy ever sold for: . Group, bronchitis, whooping asthma and consumption. Get. tle today and keep it always house, so you can check your < once. Price 25c. and 50c. . bottle free. For sale by H.] man, sole agent. The Best Prescription for Mi Chills and Fever isa bottle of Tasteless Chill Tonic, It’ is Tron and Quinine in a tasteles No cure, no pay. Price, 250. . Thé favorite drink of connois Gilt Edge Whiskey because it i arly matared and is absolutely

(EE TRANSCRIPT. {ELEPHONE NO. 41. 'P. 0. BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORBIA, ‘ —br— TREMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Mell, 3 $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. 2 ota ry FRIDAY ........ dune 21, 1901 CURLY BEARS VERY ACTIVE. HA Sreat and Srand Gvent on July 3d. Cave Yo. 1 Wilt Have Over $300 at Sts Disposal, ‘ Fun Salore. ALLEGED LYNCHERS .UNDER ARR W. Brown and Isom Eads. It AuTuras, Cal., June 21—After the Grand Jury completed -its investigation of ‘the recent lynching and. found several true bills, the Sheriff immediately started for Lookout. He returned last night bringing Robert, Leventon, J. took a leading part in the Lookout lynching last month, and they were lodged in jail, to stand trial without bail. — It is reported today that the Grand Jury may resume its investigation and that a few more, indictments may be made is claimed that these parties _ PERSONAL MENTION. W.N. Allen and Frank Heath were over from French Corral today. Geo. BR. Savage is here from Santa Ciara. i : T. L. Blue is down from You Bet. Mrs. L. Kuffel of you Bet was here on a visit today. H. Peterson is down from’ the Yaba mine. Mies J. King of San Franciscé .returned here today from Washington. ' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. White arrived here from San Francisco today. Tomorrow Night’s Dance. Don’t mise the social dance on the Union platform tomorrow night. The floor is just right for dancing and the . orchestra will discourse sweet music. During the evening the Allan children —OCozette and Albert—will take part part in a fancy cakewalk. This will be quite an attraction in iteelf, as they are almost as proficient in the art of cakewalking as professionals. To-mor_. row night the attendance will be large, A Swindler. New Yore, June 20—James T. Mulhall, of Denver, Colorado, was arraigned before United States Oommissioner Shields on a charge of using the mails for the purpose of fraud, He demanded an examination and was held in $2500 bail. It is charged Mulhall, ander the name of “The Merchant Company,” of Denver, seut out circular letters to milling companies in Kansas and Nebraska, asking consignments of carioad lots of flour, meat and other produce and that he sold and never paid for the shipments ghich he received. Steamer Wrecked. ApEn, June 20 — The German steamer Austuria from Yokohama, April 19th, vie Hongkong May 12th for New York, is ashore off Ras-Jerdaffon, He She will probably be @ total wreck. The crew of the Astaria has been landed here. The Austuria has on . moth Oil Company of Dallas and Beauat the entrance of the Gulf of Aden. . The finance ocmmittee of: Cave No1 raised nearly $200 yesterday among our citizens, and in every instance the canvaesers were told to call again if necessary. The amount subscribed, in addition to the sum assesged the members of the cave, will give the Curlies over $300 to expend in making our proad Bird of Freedom scream at the big celebration. The American Eagle ie at home in the mountains and he soars to lofty heights, because he has a broad expanse of country to look over, and it is the greatest and grandest land under the sun today. It is truly the home of the brave and the true, where every man stands on a plane of equality, the like of which blesses no other country in the world at present, and history records no such God-given sense of freedom in the. past. The Curly Bear alsc dwells amid @ mountainous environment and he, above all things, loves his home and freedom under the Starry Banner of America. : Hence it is, that the local cave of growlersis expected todo extraordinary and startling things when Independence Day rolls around. The hairy bruins never disappoint the public, and the big Bears and litthe cubs never imitate features that lie buried in the past—they are nothing if not original. The parade on the evening of the 3d will be a sight of a lifetime. It will, without question, excel anything of the kind ever held in Nevada county. Grand Curly Bear E. W. Schmidt will lead the big pageant; and his Chief Aids will be Fred Zeitler, Henry Lane, Frank Morgan, Frank Grissel, Lee A. Garthe, D. E. Morgan, George Calanan, Chas. Grissel, Fred E. Brown, A. J. C. Nilon, B. Wolf, F. L. Arbogast. A number. of assistant aids will be appointed on his staff and their naines will be pyblished hereafter. After the Curlies finished the business incident to their regular growl, . last night, the parade committee, con-. sisting of Fred E. Brown, Charles Grissel, Dr. A. V. Morgan, Harry Evans, J. C. Nilon, Frank Griseel, Herman Brand and A. Krumb, held a meeting. It was decided to have a pumber of floats in line with at least four tands of music. There will be a large number of mounted Curlies and several citizens horseback. Numerous dancing bears will keep with being insane. On the platform. so go early and avoid the rush. Charged With Insanity. County Physician Dr. BR. M. Hunt and Dr.C. L. Maller this afternoon examined two men who were charged One of them was Charles Achterman, who drew a knife on Mr. Fairchild of the Traction Company,and the other one was Robert Penter, brought here from Truckee. They were both ordered to the Stockton Insane Asylum. Tonight j2i-tf Big double show. Last night of the boxing contest. Votes will be sold for ten cents to all. If thee be sick and ailing, see the Quaker Doctors now at the Union Hotel. Office hours from 10 a. m. to 12m. Come one and all and have s good time. board 750 tons‘of tin. — e , Frightlul Death. . Kansas Orty, Jane 20—The boiler of a Chicago and Alton locomotive, pulling an incoming passenger train, exploded at Blue Cut, fifteen miles east of here, this morning. Engineer Geo. Gerew was scalded to death and Fireverely.~ Go Build Gulf Road, 390 miles in length. For Those Livin; tricte. Grove’s SSS De acca a / at dinner time. — = Refrieerators Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily. . will run an ordinary sized refrigerator. ae Once tried, and you will never be without one. — Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. man Louig Orowley was burned seYew Road. Bosrow, June 20.—The Directors of. by the, Mexican Central Railroad, at a.meeting held here today, authorize d the. building of the Monterey. and Mexican’ Better For Blood Than Sarsaparilia in the Malaria Dis-. o9 Bg teless Ohill Toniv. my15-6m a THE PRESERVATION HEALTH — enamel —e Killed ‘by His Car. Daas, Pex., Jane 20—G, Van Ginkle, Secretary and President and principal owner of the Dallas Consolidated Eleetric Street Railway, which system he sold last week to an Ohio syndicate at midnight. The motorman on the car says Mr. Van Ginkle was lying in middle of the roadbed and the car ran onto him before he could be seen and the car stopped. The deceased came to Dallas from Des Moines, Iowa, two years ago. A widow,and several children survive him. At the time of his death he was president of the Mam" mont. —. Should be Prepared. Wasineton, June 20th.— Admiral Dewey called at the White House today to pay his reepects and inquire af-: ter Mrs. McKinley’s health. The Admiral leaves on Wednesday for Newport, R. I., to attend a meeting of the General Naval Board of which be is President. The Admiral says the work ofthe Board in preparing plans to meet the contingences of possible war ace very interesting. “I think we should have a general staff in our: na. " vy,” said the Admiral. “I should regret to see the United States involved in another war, but if one should happen to come, I hope the work the Naval Board is doing may be of service ia finding us prepared for it.” Deadly Storm. Booneviite, Mo., June 29th—It was learned today that Tobe Fisher, colored, was thé only person killed in last night’s storm. Ten or twelve others were injured slightly by flying debris. The property lose will amount to sevefal thousand dollars. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. They “also have bacon, bams and lard fer sale.’ tf dimeinds . Reed's ‘Patent Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed to be absolutely rust proof and perfect nevery respect. Forsale exclusively ‘ Gro. E. Turner. Pifno Tuning and Repairing. and will call on all bis patrons. other Hundreds . of People was run over by @ cat on one of his ‘ : own lines at 11:15 last night, and died) — C. W. Bennett is in Nevada City All ill please order by mail. P. are using our FRESH-AOASTE COFFEES —and— TE . Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. cen er SAMPLES FREE 4] TAYLOR'S. TEA AND: COFFEE HOUSE, . = Wholesale and Retai Stockholders Vieeting. FFICE OF THE PROSPERITY OIL COMPANY. To the stockholders ofthe Presperity Oil Company. Please take notice hata meeting of the stockholders of the Prosperity Oil Company will be held at the principal office of the compary, inthe city of Nevada, Nevada county, California, on Satu: the 20th day of June, 1901, at 8 p. m. at. Hibernia Hall, for the purpose of conaidering plans of develovment to be presented by the Board of Directors and such other business'as may come before them. By order of the Board of Directors. ¢ C. W. CHAPMAN my » secretary. gunn cans.) } pi ay SEA’ Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Commercial Street, ‘Nevada City \ mado Wan Missing. ‘oo, ¢ f SACRAMENTO, Cullog has reported to t Clyde Wriggleton, 4 mining Aukum, Amador c tlement near Plymouth, ha ing Wriggleton had but possession at the time of his disappearance, and it is not thought that he has been the ‘victim of foul play. friends are inclined to the belief that he has wandered away in a fit of temporary aberration of mind. Whiekey will break up any cold.BLUEFIELD, June Wak rane ua near here on the Olinch Valley tists June 20—O. L. Mehe police thet

man of ounty, a small setof the Norfolk and Western Ra tuday,and Jamea Pruitt and Beverly Kinder were killed. The engineer os. caped. by jumping.. The.accident ro. sulted from three cars jamping i track. Dy TNEIPEE SF Saget s-bedn misssince June 18th. from home Feaccapt little money in bis Women abe: Barred, His _ Moments, Tenn., June 20,—The State Supreme Court, sitting at Jackeon, to. day decided that a woman cannot prac. tice law in Tennessee, _—-—_+ 0@e Taken before bedtime Gilt Edge SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS —» . ae ree ~ . For Ladies and Children, FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50. Call on . W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street 3. TI K % _MAHER & CO. — For JUNE NOVELTIES come to our . House, then no mistake is made. New Fans to-day, all white — New Hose to-day, all white New Lace Hose to-day, all white. New Drop-Stitch Hose to-day, all white a New Belts to-day, all white New Batiste and Ventilated Corsets, all white New Ribbons to-day, all white Se New Parasols to-day, all white New Shirt Waists to-day, all white New Corset Covers to-day, all white . [LLADIES—The above are intended for GRADUATES and for the last day of School, We have just as many nice colored goods as we have white—but this isa WHITE MONTH and a white part of the month, and as such we call your special attention to White Materiale. : Respectfully, ; [7 See Wash Suits in Big Window Hammocks TTT TR Summer is here. An article of comfort isa joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so, purchase one of the latest up-to-date hammocks at TURNER’S. This ‘means comfort for you and your pocketbook. The’ prices vary with the qualities to suit your means. Fishing Tackle ~ a There is no pleasauter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks, leaders, and rods ° are selected primaaily for the mountain sportsmen. GEO. EE. TURNER PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER = = «= «= Nevada City, Ca NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a . new one. It is the oldest grocery house in town; it was established in 1870. (Jt aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The aim hits the mark. CHAS. E. [IULLOY, Grocer. 2 — time to the entrancing strains of music which will fill the air. Over one hundred speeial costumes have been or. dered from Sap Francisco, and the, numerous new features to be pre. santed will astonish and amuse both . . . — Know A . Men By These Presents! THAT THE L. ELKUS COMPANY, a corporation, the young and the old. A grand display of fireworks will be given, and there will be bombs, fire-crackers and red fire in profusion. Swallows Poison.New Oreans, La., June 20.—A most pitiable attempt at suicide, which will . second part, his executors, be fatal, occurred here yesterday. It that certain stock of goods, belonging to the business a J. Carter, at Nevada City, fore transferred to it, together was that of Miss Myrtle Foskick, 17) years of age, and -the daughter of a) once prominent ship agent here. Three days ago Geo. Barron, the young man . the party of the first part, of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, for and in consideration of the —=A GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT=— Having Purchased the Stock of Jeff Carter, at 2 . paid by L Hyman, the part whereof is hereby acknowledged, does by these presents grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said party of the administrators and assigns, all wares and merchandise, of, in or nd store lately conducted by H. California, and by him heretowith the good will of the sum of One Dollar and other valuable considerations to of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, y of the second part, the receipt State of California, to whom Mies Fosdick was soon to be. same, married, was mangled to death on a. railroad train. The girl was heartbro. ken by the awfal death of her lover . and yesterday she was found w1con. near by. Life was net extinct and she’ Was taken to the ‘hospital, where the . physicians declare that there is not the . faintest hope of her recovery. For Sale at a Bargain. A new house in this city, located on three acres of ground under high state of cultivetion, including @ large barn avd other . necessary outbuildings. Inquire of M.L. 4 . ' Dp. MARSH, . . . . . To have and to hold th second part, his executors, ie witness whereof the said THE L. ELKUS COMPANY has caused -scious beside bis tomb, An empty . geal to be affixed hereto and these Jaudanum bottle lay on the ground . dent thereunto daly authorized, One. : Ne Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY veda City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 resents to be execu: B EUGENE 8, ELKUS, Vice President. . f e same to the said party of the administrators and assigns forPp by its. Vice Presithie 14th day of June, Nineteen Hundred and :. Great Reduction from the Original Cost ot the Gcods, We shall sell the same at prices that will be appreciated by the public. Not wishing to remove said stegk from the former premises and desiring to dispose of the goods as soon as possible, these goods will be sold regardless of their cost or value. ie MR OE! . oe _ This stock consists of a ing, boots and shoes, hats, trunks and furnishing goods. These goods wil its be sold at theold stand of Jeff Carter, corner Pine and Commercial Streets. } “Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Min 57al » , be H M AN é CO.Clothiers eet GRASS VALLEY neral line of men’s, boys and youth’s cloth: ey Ohe City Fathers Chey Wot Last Night Gransacted Business, The regular meeting of the Trustees wae held at the City Ha: evening, and all the members present. ; B. 8S. Rector and W: H. Martin before the meeting and specially ir the Board to occupy a positic honor in the parade. They als quested that an electrical displ made in front of the City Hall. 1] laid over for future consideration City Marshal Shearer was instr to have the. nuisance of the bt house of Mrs; Timothy Giles on street abated. ee G. H. Fairchild, Manager of the tric railroad, came before the Bos regard to the condition of the Ran Run bridge. The Board ané Fairchild inspected the bridge ti Next Monday evening the Board meet and sell the franchise asked by the Nevada County ‘Traction . pany. Acccording to the report of City shal Shearer two liquor licenses y sold, amounting to $40; city lice $10; two laundry licenses, $20; tots Water Collector Murchie’s r showed that the month’s water ox ticns amounted’ to $1255 80. The report of Oity Treasurer . Morgan showed that at the last r there was on hand the sum of $642 During the month warrants were which brought the balance on han date to $5642 78. : The following bills were ordered on the general fund; H. D. Shearer, salary as Marshal R. Eddy, salary and sewer ineps $65; H. wurchie, salary as water lector, $75; Thomas Granville, sala watchman, $60; George Merrill, s , a8 poundmaster, $15; James Flew alary as driver of cart, $50; 8S. P ary as clerk, $30; William Carr, ing curfew bell, $8; H. Towle, ca reservoir, $10; M. L. & D. Marah, ber, $31 05; Thomas Lewis commi on taxes, $4 61; South Yuba Water water for May $372; O. E. Malloy, chandise, $6 80; Union and He printing and advertising, -.$26 90 Robins, hauling booths, $i 60; E Shearer, commissions $7; W. Reyz printing, $10; A. H. Parker, labor, § H. Murchie, stamps, $1; N. 0. N. ¢ R. Co., rock, $50; O. V. Organ, bal on contract, $22; J. J. Schmidt, . on streets, $1 25; Nevada County and Electric Oo., lights, $157 95; E Van Slyke, sprinkling roads, $14; 1 Baker, hauling, $19; C. W. Hill, a ing crossings, $1 25; Robert Os! labor, $5; Thomas Polglase, . ! $12 50; Joe Axford, labor, $22 50; RB ard Eddy, burying dog 50 centa; . Lindley, attorney’s services, $12 50 : EIRE FUND, Pennsylvania Engine Co. Nos. 7 ' 3, janitor’s servies, etc., $80; Ne Hose Oo, No. 1, secretary’s ser and lights, $22; W. D. Vinton, chandise, $6 70; J. E. Isaac, secret services, fire delegates for six mo $6; H. Guenther, secretary ‘fire gates, six months, $6; William Al care fire alarm, $5. The City Marshal was instruct notify Mrs. Edwin Tilley to abat nuisance at the corner of Broad Pine streets.,' Tonight’s Programme. The following programme wi rendered at th2 Junior Epworth L social at the Methodist church to! Vocal solo, Clara Reynolds; r tion, Clara Nancarrow; fan drill, ‘little girls; recitation, Mildred Hc instramental solo, Amanda Pol recitation, Genevive Boardman; solo, Isle O’Conuer;-recitation, I Holmes; somersault chorus, by a ber of boys and girls; vocal solo, nie Harry; recitation, Lucille Y “Bo Peep and Boy Blue” drill, . ‘ boys and girls;. recitation, I Martyn; vocal solo, May Tickell; tation, Harry Tamblyn. Adm 15 cents. Refreshments free. Native Daug hters’ Commi All of the committees of Laur lor, N. D. G. W., for the 4th o celebration, are requested to m the home of Mrs. Fred Zeitle evening at half-past seven o’clo full attendance is earnestly desi Tonight and Tomotrow Nig ® And each day and night durin week you can get at any dr Kemp’s Balsam for the thros lungs, acknowledged to be the successfal remedy ever sold for: . Group, bronchitis, whooping asthma and consumption. Get. tle today and keep it always house, so you can check your < once. Price 25c. and 50c. . bottle free. For sale by H.] man, sole agent. The Best Prescription for Mi Chills and Fever isa bottle of Tasteless Chill Tonic, It’ is Tron and Quinine in a tasteles No cure, no pay. Price, 250. . Thé favorite drink of connois Gilt Edge Whiskey because it i arly matared and is absolutely