June 25, 1904 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT ———e— NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION By Mah, . . ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any vart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY . . .-.ceeeeseeeeeeteeeeeeeees sickgpaeecteles JUNE 25, 1904 . “THEODORE ROOSEVELT ~ To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren Fairbanks. THE SLAVE TO MAMMON NCLE RUSSELL SAGE, who is ninety years old and possesses $90,000,000, Says he is too busy to take a vacation. The Oakland Tribune, however, thinks he states the case ineorrectly and says that Mr. Sage is too rich to take a vacation. By way of comment and criticism on the multi-millionaire’s excuse, the Tribune puts the case thusly: “Nominally, Mr. Sage owns ninety millions of dollars. In reality he is owned by ninety millions of dolllars, and he works for a hard, cruel taskmaster. This money demands his undivided attention, his unremitting toil. It fiercely refuses to let him take a day off or dismiss for a moment, from his mind the load of responsibility it imposes. He cannot go out and fish or sit on the grass under the trees, soothing his senses with the songs of birds and the scent of flowers, because he is harnessed hard and fast, body and mind, to that ninety millions of dollars. Poor man, he cannot get away from his load long enough to get a breath of fresh country air or take easeful enjoyment in quiet among friends who do not perpetually talk money, think money, make money; who are poor enough to be free and sane enough not to believe that a man’s true mission in life is not to pile up all the wealth he can for lawyers te fight over or degenerates to squander. “Mr, Sage cannot take his dollars with him when he dies. He cannot pave the road to heaven with them nor present Special Dispatches io Trauserit before Judge Nilon of the Surerior Court on Monday next: . : will be made to retax costs. Estate of Joseph Williams, deceased. ian Cossacks and Slav Detach-/:" ment Are Defeated by the Japanese. ace Toxio, June 25th—A portion of the Japanese army at Takushan routed the Cossacks today and afterwards repulsed the Russians in that vicinity. PRISON. BREAN TINYARTED Scheme to Release Wood, Murphy and Eldredge From Folsom. — SACRAMENTO, June 25—The Bee this afternoon gives publicity to a startling report that another big prison break . has been prevented at Folsom by Warden Yell. a : The ring leaders of the affair were Jack Brady and Kid Thompson, who planned to release Wood, Murphy and Eldridge, who are under sentence of death for the part they took in last year’s break. = them as a propitiary offering at the gate of Paradise. They will not soften the conditions of the future state nor soothe the pangs of. suffering in the final hour. The money may build stately monuments to his memory, but it will neither inspire nor kindle tender recollections in any human heart. The sight of monuments erected to him will only serve to recall memories of Mr. Sage as he really was—a slave to wealth, and a toiling serf to its acquisition. “Russell Sage is speculating on what will become of his wealth after his death. He had better be pondering on what is to become of his soul after his money has got through with it. When it is separated from the gold with which it has so long been associated will it all be dross—a pitiful, worthless bit of sediment unfit for anything in this world or the next? Cr GROUNDLESS CRITICISM HE Democratic papers that are censuring the President for not interfering in the domestic concerns of Colorado have as short memories as they have small acquaintance with the Constitution of the United States. The President has no constitutional warrant tor interfering The Warden put a stop to the well-laid plans just in time, and has proven himself to a vigilant officer. ‘ \ the other nine beat that by one tally. for Monday. The following cases will come up Merrifield ve. Merrifield. Motien Hearing of final account and petition to set aside all the property of the estate for the benefit of the minor In the estate of Geo. Rowe, deceased, final account will be rendered and petition made for distribution of the property. A Lively Game. A red-bot baseball game took place at the old rifle grounds this forenoon when the Broad-street nine known as the Golden Gates snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. On the op posing side—a team designated es the Pine Stars— 26 runs were made, but Among the good work done on the diamond was a home run scored by Isadore Hyman.Oerl Hicks was tbe ampire. The two nines will again cross bats next Saturday. Personal Noles. Mrs. Fred Loce, accompanied by her two ehildren and Mrs. Jas. Loce, arrived here last evening from Camptonville, Mr. end Mrs. Plummer and daughter, Miss Annie, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ww. Kirkham, Miss Ethel and Lester Kirkbam will leave this evening for Ormonde on a pleasure trip. W. G. Halstead is here from Smartsville. R. Richardson is over from You Bet. J. Underwood came down from May. bert today on his way to S:n Francisco. Nearing Port. San Franornsoo, June 24.—After a week’s anxiety concerning the safety of the American bark Holliswood, which is 118 days out from Newcastle, Australia, for thie port, the vessel bas at last been heard from. To vessels have spent several days in searching for the bark, but the time was wasted, as the fog hung heavy over the cea, h CERGTMAN SUICIDES Aged Episcopal Minister Blows Out His. Brains at New Monterey. SALINAS, June 25—-Rev. Charles Hoge, pastor of the King’s City Episcopal Church, committed suicide this morning by blowing his brains out, at his home in New Monterey. ana He was seventy-one years old. He feared he would have to have another operation for appendicitis. characters, and had their plans carried bloodshed would unThe two men who concocted the scheme are desperate in the affairs of a State unless the State is in rebellion against the laws and authority of the Federal Government, doubtedly have followed. him to do so. Some months ago the Mine Owners’ Association urgently appealed to the President to send Federal troops into the strike district of Colorado, but he refused to do so on the ground of lack of authority. If he could not interfere when unofficially requested to do so by one of the contending factions, he cannot do so at the request of the other faction. The rule is as broad as it is long—it is the or unless the Governor or Legislature officially calls upon i : Big Rainfall. oue-balf inches of rain fell this after poon in about an boar, doing thou sands of dollura worth of damage MiLtwavKEE, Wis., Jane 21—Two and The City Hall baeement was flooded to. the Young Aarores of Grass Valley the extent of a foot and also every basement in the business section. The deluge was followed by a high temperature. ; , The Eagles Won. . The Eag'es of Nevada City defeated at Glenbrook this afternoon by a score of 15 to 18. rule of the National Constitution. Besides, the Democrats should be the last ones to condemn the President for refusing to violate the constitutional prerogatives of a sovereign . HOTEL ANCLERS State. One of the cardinal tenets of their faith is State) ee Abn alecho rights, They have continuously held to the doctrine of A 1a strict construction of the Constitution, a constitution that $ p limits the powers of the Natioual government to the express DINNER letter of ‘the organic law. : ; —2 SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1904 %— eee eesti aes eee Lamb a la Reine Will Test the aw] Virginia City Fire Burre, Mont., June 24.—The Butte Vienna Orry, Nev., June 24—Fire Miners’ Union has decided to donate. last night destroyed Ritter’s machine Shrimp Salad en Mayonnaise Boiled Leg of Young sist them in pressing the legal test to Roast Young Lamb with Mint choller restaurant, the New York resbe made on the Oolorado Supreme 2 -‘Weal Busffed, Apple Dreming Court decieion upholding the military taurant, Neleigh’s butcher shop, an . Mashed Potatoes ‘i “ ac _ceeeneet New Potatoes government in suspending the habeas . 200ccupled vailding and Schaum's sa~ = Bane eee See? ; corpus, and allowing Preeident Moyer loon. There was small insurance, Apple ie zap nevis Sha Chesty Fie Saturday Evening June 25 1 0 of the Western Federation to remain io . = en Carell Cak — Ca “pnkote _ 9 4: elly e : ke jail without cbarges having beenf BOR . Lem Sauce. Froon ane Will i Maher, ao Hesaatia ates oe preferred against him. The right of re [ i pesado ‘« : SENS RRR ihe Wabes, Gen: Deonette, Barsy Breen ten Pe Governor Peabody and General Bell to Tes Coffee Milk Music the: ? e‘Boy’s Band deport miners without trial will also Io Nevada City, June 25, 1904, to the American, Edam Cheese 2 by on—G ‘ ; Free. be tested, wife of Sidney J. Peard, a dsughter. ' ae ee ‘ Baked Salmon, Genoise Sauce . Gherkins Braized Sweetbreads aux Champignons Calfs Kidney Brochett Fenanciere Style Chicken Liver Patties $25,000 to the Colorado miners, to a8-. ghop, Huddy’s berber shor, the Ros-. Roast Young California Hen with Dressing Consomme aux Croute . Parisienne Pommes Chow Chow Spanish Olives Lambs with Caper Sauce Scrambled Brains on Toast Jelly Tart with Frosting Prime of Beef au Jus Sauce Ribs of Beef Spanish Cafe Noir and precluded getting within sight of the missing bark. Yesterday afternoon the steamer Ascension epoke the long overdue vessel seven miles from Redondo. Fresh food and a chart of San” Pedro Bay was given Captain Knightof the Holliswood, and a dispatch says she was jast outside the harbor of San Pedro. Good Record. BeERKevey, June 24—The enrollment for the summer. session at the University of Oalifornia has already passed the 600 mark, and from the present . outlook the attendance will be more than 1000, eclipsing all previous recorde, se eS pe eee As a charming hostess is easily acquired by serving Golden Gate Coffee whenever friends drop in of antevening. Golden Gate is coffee perfection. , “High grade grocers sell it. Band 2 . b. aroma-tight tins. j. A. Folger @ Co. San Francisco Importers of Fine Coffees Court Calendar = ‘Her N ew Address. “QOhick” Dorsey, who formerly resided bere, has taken up ber quarters in the county jail at Sacramento, and the reason of which is explained in the following item from the Sacramento Bee: “The first i in the court of Justice March ednesday morning which to get out of town and warned not to return under penalty of being sent to jail, She left all right, but Ler love for Sacramento was so strong that she returned, and was promptly arreated and taken to jail. She surprised Justice March by pleading guilty, and she was then given an opportunity to live in town by staying in the county jail for ninety days. As the Dorsey woman was leaving the courtroom she performed the trick of shaking her fingers. Luckily for her the action was not seen by the Justice or she would have been given ginety days more.” NEW BELTS Graduates’ Ball Friday Evening <> 000000000000000000-<a> was that of Belle Wilkes, more familWhite Silk, Drop Stitch ... cece cece eee eee een eee eene $2 00 iarly known as “Ohick” Dersey, who Ee regen epee ove ge eae HORNE ea ares sibieie'sie’s 4 was charged with vagracoy. Last Rinak Uses HOR oso noes eens, 2 aed wo Boe week “Chick,” who is a colored woBlack Plain Lisle ....# ded bieulehis Ream ee aes 250 and 50c man, was given twenty-four hours in RIBBONS No. 40. Liberty Ribbon, 314 inch, White, Pink, Blue, Nile, Red. .256 No. 100. Lucine Ribbon, 7 inch, Pink, Blue, Oream, White BUG: BUBOK ce sod eissceees becuase gn eevee BE nwa Se Sw eet Mera 50c Liberty Ribbon all widths. GLOVES AND FANS a Elbow Silk Gloves, White and Black, all sizes...750 and $1 00 Fans of All Kinds. A nice assortment.. 50c to $2.50 and $4 00 Just received a new assortarent of White and Oolored Belts. White ‘Taffeta with Persian. White Taffeta with Dot. White Orush Leater. Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1. c Underveste, Hose Supports, Hair Combs. Back Combs, Neck Raching, — OPEN EVERY EVENING— Maher & Co., Nevada City plecing her. thumb to her nose and . Sleeve Lace. Grand Success. The Grf&duation Ball given by the class of 1904 at Armory Hall lest night was a grand success from every point of view.: The graud march was led by Miss Elsa Hariung aud Orriu Smitb, followed by sixty-seven couples. Quite a nomber were in attendance from Grass Valley, and tte big ball, with its artistic decorations, presented 4 very pretty scene. Fhe programs were handed to the dancers by Hazel VinGpestra played the latest music in fine style, and the merry makers d'd not disperse until a late hoar. ee VACCINATING SEASON! if BLACKLEG AND ANTHRAX 80% of California Stockmen use Cutter’s Vaccines because of their low price and uniform reliability. Write for testimonials, prices and discountss also for our booklets on Biackleg and Anthraz {or Chasbon). Vaccination is cheap insurance. DON’T PUT IT OFF! THE CUTTER LABORATORY pote pa ag San Francisce, Cal. not stock vaccines, yey merc pay charges. City Taxes ton and Edith Morgan. Wild’s or-. , = $6 In Cash LUBECK'S GENUINE RETIRING SALE Biggest Bargains of the Sale Now Prices like these make the prices of other etores look gigantic. Children’s Trimmed Hats from -~ 50cente up Ladies’ Walking Hats from OH # Misses’ Walking Hats from iy . : ea Misses’ Trimmed Hats from $200 * Ladies’ Trimmed Hats from 200 “ Qome today. Don’t let anything keep you away. EVERYTHING MUST , NO RESERVE. : = sti ss = NIRS. L. LUBECK, Cinnstiat street. bd ei EOR SALE. Al'eghany Mining Company’s stock. [ake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust. Proof Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Sai . Ask your Dealer for The City Taxes for the fiscal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will*e delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. I will be at my office in the City i, for the purpose of collecting téxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to Bland 7 to’8 p. m. until August Ist. H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector. Nevada Oity, June 17, 1904. n Larger Quarters @ NOREASE in business has demanded larger quarters. These we have found, and are better prepared than ever to farnish the only reliable abstracts of property ip this connty. Remember there is bat Ohe way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, and remember also, tbat we have the ONLY system of Abstracts in the County. : ABSTRAOTS furnished on. short notice and at reasonable rates. Our offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company . ’Phone Mai~ 411 E. W. SCHMIDT, the leading dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. . Pine Street, Nevada City2 Commercial St. We carry the celebrated PORTUONDO Cuban hand-made 5c cigar Also other brands of leading cigars, ASS Tobaccs smoker’s articles, eto. aS meal —AT Grane OPEN-Alr Dance . El Oro Club Platform THE—— Everybody Invited. SOUVENIR SPOONS . Midvale Drill Steel accents tem Beet, ron an PHLRER & 0m, Wine With Celery Fine Liquors $ Cigars. makes weak ‘ewe people strong ) ; . Rverything Strictly High Class. W. D. VINTON S27 st makes it and sells it. BROAD 8T REET Wholesale and retailfdealers in THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS. But only the best are kept by us. Dropjin and Sample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars CHAMPION SALOON O'CONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. ' Broad Street, Nevada Olty Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass ‘quart : ne ir Manulactur ed . PRONRIET OR Jewelry . This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ._ ring or pin made out of quartz — Oentaining engravings of points of interest in and aroand C.J, BRAND JEWELER s Speciai featare. ReBroad Streat, ~ Nevada Oliy A FEW HINTS — LADIES’ HOSE ° Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Daily Do © Miss Lizzi evening fror evening’s: tt eral weeks . olia. Miss Mau diploma at at San Jose last night. R. J, Mel are down fr OC. E. Ket ville. N. Karchi A. BR. Te ‘among the . D. A. Pat Francisco ‘train, © Levi Plu "Washingto: Oharies . Graniteville Eugene . from a seve Mrs.O. C visit.i Thomas . eounty on John Dc Zeibright ployed. John Je again, afte -J.F. Bat last evenir Mrs. E, ds for Sweetle oD B the counts T. J.1 from May! Miss An San Jose } ~jast night Ernest . on a visit Mrs, M. fog for Sa for the be G. B. evening § this mort Robert “here this . F.L. V -rived her ‘tion as bi :mine. Missea ‘are here their old Grand of Pythi Oscar from Gr Count Morriso! for an o B. Jot the late Dr. O. enbush last eve J. F.! ing City San Jui ee SHRE tation ing c em be Samp WAT ‘SHRE “Ind

Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT ———e— NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION By Mah, . . ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any vart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY . .. .-.ceeeeseeeeeeteeeeeeeees sickgpaeecteles JUNE 25, 1904 . “THEODORE ROOSEVELT ~ To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR PRESIDENT, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren Fairbanks. THE SLAVE TO MAMMON NCLE RUSSELL SAGE, who is ninety years old and possesses $90,000,000, Says he is too busy to take a vacation. The Oakland Tribune, however, thinks he states the case ineorrectly and says that Mr. Sage is too rich to take a vacation. By way of comment and criticism on the multi-millionaire’s excuse, the Tribune puts the case thusly: “Nominally, Mr. Sage owns ninety millions of dollars. In reality he is owned by ninety millions of dolllars, and he works for a hard, cruel taskmaster. This money demands his undivided attention, his unremitting toil. It fiercely refuses to let him take a day off or dismiss for a moment, from his mind the load of responsibility it imposes. He cannot go out and fish or sit on the grass under the trees, soothing his senses with the songs of birds and the scent of flowers, because he is harnessed hard and fast, body and mind, to that ninety millions of dollars. Poor man, he cannot get away from his load long enough to get a breath of fresh country air or take easeful enjoyment in quiet among friends who do not perpetually talk money, think money, make money; who are poor enough to be free and sane enough not to believe that a man’s true mission in life is not to pile up all the wealth he can for lawyers te fight over or degenerates to squander. “Mr, Sage cannot take his dollars with him when he dies. He cannot pave the road to heaven with them nor present Special Dispatches io Trauserit before Judge Nilon of the Surerior Court on Monday next: . : will be made to retax costs. Estate of Joseph Williams, deceased. ian Cossacks and Slav Detach-/:" ment Are Defeated by the Japanese. ace Toxio, June 25th—A portion of the Japanese army at Takushan routed the Cossacks today and afterwards repulsed the Russians in that vicinity. PRISON. BREAN TINYARTED Scheme to Release Wood, Murphy and Eldredge From Folsom. — SACRAMENTO, June 25—The Bee this afternoon gives publicity to a startling report that another big prison break . has been prevented at Folsom by Warden Yell. a : The ring leaders of the affair were Jack Brady and Kid Thompson, who planned to release Wood, Murphy and Eldridge, who are under sentence of death for the part they took in last year’s break. = them as a propitiary offering at the gate of Paradise. They will not soften the conditions of the future state nor soothe the pangs of. suffering in the final hour. The money may build stately monuments to his memory, but it will neither inspire nor kindle tender recollections in any human heart. The sight of monuments erected to him will only serve to recall memories of Mr. Sage as he really was—a slave to wealth, and a toiling serf to its acquisition. “Russell Sage is speculating on what will become of his wealth after his death. He had better be pondering on what is to become of his soul after his money has got through with it. When it is separated from the gold with which it has so long been associated will it all be dross—a pitiful, worthless bit of sediment unfit for anything in this world or the next? Cr GROUNDLESS CRITICISM HE Democratic papers that are censuring the President for not interfering in the domestic concerns of Colorado have as short memories as they have small acquaintance with the Constitution of the United States. The President has no constitutional warrant tor interfering The Warden put a stop to the well-laid plans just in time, and has proven himself to a vigilant officer. ‘ \ the other nine beat that by one tally. for Monday. The following cases will come up Merrifield ve. Merrifield. Motien Hearing of final account and petition to set aside all the property of the estate for the benefit of the minor In the estate of Geo. Rowe, deceased, final account will be rendered and petition made for distribution of the property. A Lively Game. A red-bot baseball game took place at the old rifle grounds this forenoon when the Broad-street nine known as the Golden Gates snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. On the op posing side—a team designated es the Pine Stars— 26 runs were made, but Among the good work done on the diamond was a home run scored by Isadore Hyman.Oerl Hicks was tbe ampire. The two nines will again cross bats next Saturday. Personal Noles. Mrs. Fred Loce, accompanied by her two ehildren and Mrs. Jas. Loce, arrived here last evening from Camptonville, Mr. end Mrs. Plummer and daughter, Miss Annie, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ww. Kirkham, Miss Ethel and Lester Kirkbam will leave this evening for Ormonde on a pleasure trip. W. G. Halstead is here from Smartsville. R. Richardson is over from You Bet. J. Underwood came down from May. bert today on his way to S:n Francisco. Nearing Port. San Franornsoo, June 24.—After a week’s anxiety concerning the safety of the American bark Holliswood, which is 118 days out from Newcastle, Australia, for thie port, the vessel bas at last been heard from. To vessels have spent several days in searching for the bark, but the time was wasted, as the fog hung heavy over the cea, h CERGTMAN SUICIDES Aged Episcopal Minister Blows Out His. Brains at New Monterey. SALINAS, June 25—-Rev. Charles Hoge, pastor of the King’s City Episcopal Church, committed suicide this morning by blowing his brains out, at his home in New Monterey. ana He was seventy-one years old. He feared he would have to have another operation for appendicitis. characters, and had their plans carried bloodshed would unThe two men who concocted the scheme are desperate in the affairs of a State unless the State is in rebellion against the laws and authority of the Federal Government, doubtedly have followed. him to do so. Some months ago the Mine Owners’ Association urgently appealed to the President to send Federal troops into the strike district of Colorado, but he refused to do so on the ground of lack of authority. If he could not interfere when unofficially requested to do so by one of the contending factions, he cannot do so at the request of the other faction. The rule is as broad as it is long—it is the or unless the Governor or Legislature officially calls upon i : Big Rainfall. oue-balf inches of rain fell this after poon in about an boar, doing thou sands of dollura worth of damage MiLtwavKEE, Wis., Jane 21—Two and The City Hall baeement was flooded to. the Young Aarores of Grass Valley the extent of a foot and also every basement in the business section. The deluge was followed by a high temperature. ; , The Eagles Won. . The Eag'es of Nevada City defeated at Glenbrook this afternoon by a score of 15 to 18. rule of the National Constitution. Besides, the Democrats should be the last ones to condemn the President for refusing to violate the constitutional prerogatives of a sovereign . HOTEL ANCLERS State. One of the cardinal tenets of their faith is State) ee Abn alecho rights, They have continuously held to the doctrine of A 1a strict construction of the Constitution, a constitution that $ p limits the powers of the Natioual government to the express DINNER letter of ‘the organic law. : ; —2 SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1904 %— eee eesti aes eee Lamb a la Reine Will Test the aw] Virginia City Fire Burre, Mont., June 24.—The Butte Vienna Orry, Nev., June 24—Fire Miners’ Union has decided to donate. last night destroyed Ritter’s machine Shrimp Salad en Mayonnaise Boiled Leg of Young sist them in pressing the legal test to Roast Young Lamb with Mint choller restaurant, the New York resbe made on the Oolorado Supreme 2 -‘Weal Busffed, Apple Dreming Court decieion upholding the military taurant, Neleigh’s butcher shop, an . Mashed Potatoes ‘i “ ac _ceeeneet New Potatoes government in suspending the habeas . 200ccupled vailding and Schaum's sa~ = Bane eee See? ; corpus, and allowing Preeident Moyer loon. There was small insurance, Apple ie zap nevis Sha Chesty Fie Saturday Evening June 25 1 0 of the Western Federation to remain io . = en Carell Cak — Ca “pnkote _ 9 4: elly e : ke jail without cbarges having beenf BOR . Lem Sauce. Froon ane Will i Maher, ao Hesaatia ates oe preferred against him. The right of re [ i pesado ‘« : SENS RRR ihe Wabes, Gen: Deonette, Barsy Breen ten Pe Governor Peabody and General Bell to Tes Coffee Milk Music the: ? e‘Boy’s Band deport miners without trial will also Io Nevada City, June 25, 1904, to the American, Edam Cheese 2 by on—G ‘ ; Free. be tested, wife of Sidney J. Peard, a dsughter. ' ae ee ‘ Baked Salmon, Genoise Sauce . Gherkins Braized Sweetbreads aux Champignons Calfs Kidney Brochett Fenanciere Style Chicken Liver Patties $25,000 to the Colorado miners, to a8-. ghop, Huddy’s berber shor, the Ros-. Roast Young California Hen with Dressing Consomme aux Croute . Parisienne Pommes Chow Chow Spanish Olives Lambs with Caper Sauce Scrambled Brains on Toast Jelly Tart with Frosting Prime of Beef au Jus Sauce Ribs of Beef Spanish Cafe Noir and precluded getting within sight of the missing bark. Yesterday afternoon the steamer Ascension epoke the long overdue vessel seven miles from Redondo. Fresh food and a chart of San” Pedro Bay was given Captain Knightof the Holliswood, and a dispatch says she was jast outside the harbor of San Pedro. Good Record. BeERKevey, June 24—The enrollment for the summer. session at the University of Oalifornia has already passed the 600 mark, and from the present . outlook the attendance will be more than 1000, eclipsing all previous recorde, se eS pe eee As a charming hostess is easily acquired by serving Golden Gate Coffee whenever friends drop in of antevening. Golden Gate is coffee perfection. , “High grade grocers sell it. Band 2 . b. aroma-tight tins. j. A. Folger @ Co. San Francisco Importers of Fine Coffees Court Calendar = ‘Her N ew Address. “QOhick” Dorsey, who formerly resided bere, has taken up ber quarters in the county jail at Sacramento, and the reason of which is explained in the following item from the Sacramento Bee: “The first i in the court of Justice March ednesday morning which to get out of town and warned not to return under penalty of being sent to jail, She left all right, but Ler love for Sacramento was so strong that she returned, and was promptly arreated and taken to jail. She surprised Justice March by pleading guilty, and she was then given an opportunity to live in town by staying in the county jail for ninety days. As the Dorsey woman was leaving the courtroom she performed the trick of shaking her fingers. Luckily for her the action was not seen by the Justice or she would have been given ginety days more.”

NEW BELTS Graduates’ Ball Friday Evening <> 000000000000000000-<a> was that of Belle Wilkes, more familWhite Silk, Drop Stitch ...... cece cece eee eee een eee eene $2 00 iarly known as “Ohick” Dersey, who Ee regen epee ove ge eae HORNE ea ares sibieie'sie’s 4 was charged with vagracoy. Last Rinak Uses HOR oso noes eens, 2 aed wo Boe week “Chick,” who is a colored woBlack Plain Lisle .......# ded bieulehis Ream ee aes 250 and 50c man, was given twenty-four hours in RIBBONS No. 40. Liberty Ribbon, 314 inch, White, Pink, Blue, Nile, Red. .256 No. 100. Lucine Ribbon, 7 inch, Pink, Blue, Oream, White BUG: BUBOK ce sod eissceees becuase gn eevee BE nwa Se Sw eet Mera 50c Liberty Ribbon all widths. GLOVES AND FANS a Elbow Silk Gloves, White and Black, all sizes.....750 and $1 00 Fans of All Kinds. A nice assortment.... 50c to $2.50 and $4 00 Just received a new assortarent of White and Oolored Belts. White ‘Taffeta with Persian. White Taffeta with Dot. White Orush Leater. Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1. c Underveste, Hose Supports, Hair Combs. Back Combs, Neck Raching, — OPEN EVERY EVENING— Maher & Co., Nevada City plecing her. thumb to her nose and . Sleeve Lace. Grand Success. The Grf&duation Ball given by the class of 1904 at Armory Hall lest night was a grand success from every point of view.: The graud march was led by Miss Elsa Hariung aud Orriu Smitb, followed by sixty-seven couples. Quite a nomber were in attendance from Grass Valley, and tte big ball, with its artistic decorations, presented 4 very pretty scene. Fhe programs were handed to the dancers by Hazel VinGpestra played the latest music in fine style, and the merry makers d'd not disperse until a late hoar. ee VACCINATING SEASON! if BLACKLEG AND ANTHRAX 80% of California Stockmen use Cutter’s Vaccines because of their low price and uniform reliability. Write for testimonials, prices and discountss also for our booklets on Biackleg and Anthraz {or Chasbon). Vaccination is cheap insurance. DON’T PUT IT OFF! THE CUTTER LABORATORY pote pa ag San Francisce, Cal. not stock vaccines, yey merc pay charges. City Taxes ton and Edith Morgan. Wild’s or-. , = $6 In Cash LUBECK'S GENUINE RETIRING SALE Biggest Bargains of the Sale Now Prices like these make the prices of other etores look gigantic. Children’s Trimmed Hats from -~ 50cente up Ladies’ Walking Hats from OH # Misses’ Walking Hats from iy . : ea Misses’ Trimmed Hats from $200 * Ladies’ Trimmed Hats from 200 “ Qome today. Don’t let anything keep you away. EVERYTHING MUST , NO RESERVE. : = sti ss = NIRS. L. LUBECK, Cinnstiat street. bd ei EOR SALE. Al'eghany Mining Company’s stock. [ake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust. Proof Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Sai . Ask your Dealer for The City Taxes for the fiscal year 1904-1905 are now due and payable, and will*e delinquent on MONDAY, AUGUST Ist. I will be at my office in the City i, for the purpose of collecting téxes, from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to Bland 7 to’8 p. m. until August Ist. H. SHEARER, City Marshal and Tax Collector. Nevada Oity, June 17, 1904. n Larger Quarters @ NOREASE in business has demanded larger quarters. These we have found, and are better prepared than ever to farnish the only reliable abstracts of property ip this connty. Remember there is bat Ohe way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, and remember also, tbat we have the ONLY system of Abstracts in the County. : ABSTRAOTS furnished on. short notice and at reasonable rates. Our offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company . ’Phone Mai~ 411 E. W. SCHMIDT, the leading dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. . Pine Street, Nevada City2 Commercial St. We carry the celebrated PORTUONDO Cuban hand-made 5c cigar Also other brands of leading cigars, ASS Tobaccs smoker’s articles, eto. aS meal —AT Grane OPEN-Alr Dance . El Oro Club Platform THE—— Everybody Invited. SOUVENIR SPOONS . Midvale Drill Steel accents tem Beet, ron an PHLRER & 0m, Wine With Celery Fine Liquors $ Cigars. makes weak ‘ewe people strong ) ; . Rverything Strictly High Class. W. D. VINTON S27 st makes it and sells it. BROAD 8T REET Wholesale and retailfdealers in THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS. But only the best are kept by us. Dropjin and Sample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars CHAMPION SALOON O'CONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. ' Broad Street, Nevada Olty Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass ‘quart : ne ir Manulactur ed . PRONRIET OR Jewelry . This is one of the things in which we excel. There’s nothing nicer than a ._ ring or pin made out of quartz — Oentaining engravings of points of interest in and aroand C.J, BRAND JEWELER s Speciai featare. ReBroad Streat, ~ Nevada Oliy A FEW HINTS — LADIES’ HOSE ° Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Daily Do © Miss Lizzi evening fror evening’s: tt eral weeks . olia. Miss Mau diploma at at San Jose last night. R. J, Mel are down fr OC. E. Ket ville. N. Karchi A. BR. Te ‘among the . D. A. Pat Francisco ‘train, © Levi Plu "Washingto: Oharies . Graniteville Eugene . from a seve Mrs.O. C visit.i Thomas . eounty on John Dc Zeibright ployed. John Je again, afte -J.F. Bat last evenir Mrs. E, ds for Sweetle oD B the counts T. J.1 from May! Miss An San Jose } ~jast night Ernest . on a visit Mrs, M. fog for Sa for the be G. B. evening § this mort Robert “here this . F.L. V -rived her ‘tion as bi :mine. Missea ‘are here their old Grand of Pythi Oscar from Gr Count Morriso! for an o B. Jot the late Dr. O. enbush last eve J. 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