June 27, 1902 (4 pages)

~ NEVADA City DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN es PROPRIETORS, Isued Every Evening, Sundays Exceed, at Nevada City. : ~ . ERMS OF SUBSORIPTION: Delivered to any part oflthe elty. ? —_ : PRIDAY. ooo. cicicsiscceacis peekisvectus RRS EARS enna a June 27, 1902 Tuy (600 is TN) Arrangements All Compicicd for the Big Patriotic Demonsiration al Nevada City. HE VARIOUS COMMITTEES who have charge of the coming Fourth and Fifth of July celebrations held another meeting last evening at the City Hall, chairman W. H. Martin presiding, and Jas. F, Colley recording the minutes. The meeting was a very enthusiastic one and all the reports submitted to the General Committee demonstrated the fact that details and arrangements were practically completed for one of the biggest celebrations ever seen in this section of the State. J.M. Walling, chairman of the Literary Committee, J. H. Rogers, chairman of the Printing Committee, Jas. F. Colley, chairman of the Decorating Committee, E. S. Parke, chairman of the Transportation Committee, H. J. Wright, chairman of the Invitation Committee, B. S. Rector of the Music Committee, S. Lee Leiter of the Parade Committee, W. H. Dunlap of the Finance Committee and F. E. Brown and Dr. I. L. Bowman of the Afternoon and Evening Amusement Committee tendered their respective reports for approval by the General Committee. Most of the committees had reported everything in readiness at a previous meeting, so there was but little for them to do. However, there was considerable important business brought before the meeting by some of the committees. The Committee on Decoration and Hall reported that arrangements had been made with the Women’s Relief Corps for the gorgeous decoration of the theatre on July 3d, and that new and novel designs will be employed. The Committee on Amusements have prepared an unusually attractive program for the afternoon and evening of the Fourth. The feature of the evening will be a grand electrical and pyrotechnical display, the fireworks to be displayed from floats during the illuminated parade. The Morning Parade Committee, through its chairman, S. Lee Leiter, assured the General Committee that the parade would equal and perhaps excel that of last year. The matter of the business houses of the city being appropriately decorated for the celebration was talked over. It was decided to urge the business men to put forth extra effort in the decoration of the town this year, so that it may present a gala appearance on the evening of the 3d. The Finance Committee last evening stated that $1427 had been subscribed up to that time and all but $63 had been collected. As this amount was not sufficient to-meet ex-. ' penses, a motion was made and carried that a committee be appointed to assist the Finance Committee to make a canvass of the town and increase the amount already subscribed. B. S. Reetor, S. Lee Leiter, E. S. Parke, Dr. I. L. Bowman, ‘and Major P. F. Simonds were appointed, and these gentlemen, with’W. H. Dunlap and Fred E. Brown of the Finance A FRATERNAL VST Grass Valley~ Phiaytns Pythias of Olympic Lodge at Grass’ Valley will come to the county seat tonight to see the long form of the third rank conferred on a number of candidates by Milo Lodge of this eity. beautifal one of a spectacular character, and its presentation is always certain to a'tract a large attendance local Pythien matters a great impetus. aeronaut to make a balloon ascension—Prof. Baldwin of San Fraticisco, who will arrive here Sunday evening with his ». paraphernalia. ~The next meeting of the General Committee will be held next Monday evening, when full'and final reports will be made by the various sub-committees, and every detail will be complete and in readiness for the greatest patriotic demon-. stration ever held in Northern California. Coming to This City ~ Tonight. A delegation of the Knights of The ceremonial is an impressive and of mémbers. Tonight’s work will be under the supervision of hancellor Commander N. W. Bennett, a most eapable and popular officer, who has during his administration succeeded in giving to Died Wednesday. John Olute, one of the oldest residents of Sierra county, died at Sierra City last Wednesday, and was buried yesterday. He was ene of the best known and most respeeted renidents of that county. Honest and industrious, he always had a good word for his neighbors and they had for him. Jumped From Train San BerenargDino, June 26.—Officers here ere of the opinion that they are on the track of Henry B. McDowell, aanted in Philadelphia for the embezzlement of $50,000 and for whom a reward of $10,000 is offered. A few days ago as the westbound Santa Fe Overland pulled into Barstow a man leaped from the train and went tearing across the desert and has not been seen for several days. : Wm. Foote of Grass Valley, who is well known at this city where he formerly resided, is now afficted with smallpox asd his ré#idence has been quarantined. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought NEVADA THEATER 2—NIGHTS—2 ni Friday JUN 3084 and Friday THE NEW RAILROAD. ExNevada Countyan Ofcertain former Nevada countyan, who owns overtwenty thousand acres of land in Bear Valley, met the head engineer of the Southern Pacific Comfers a Right of Way Through His Land. It is said that a few weeks ago a pany and tn a conversation stated that’ if the corporation was desirous of building the new road to Grass Valley that rumor says they contemplate, as an inducement he would give them a right of way through his land. It is now stated that the gentleman has been summoned to San Franciszo toa conference with some of the principal stockholders of the company. If things continue in this encouraging way it will soon begiu to look as though the proposition will come to be a reality. Cruel Mother. Oakgtanpd, June 26—Z0e Pepe, a young mother who resides ‘in East Oakland, was this morning committed to the insane asylum. The woman ‘has become violent on jealousy. She seized herhusband’s four-year-old child and beat his head upon the floor. Arrived Safely. Misses Bessie and Rachel Morgan have arrived safely at Denver, where National Sunday School convention. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan, have received a telegram that they greatly enjoyed the trip. ee? ” Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by Hd. Dickerman, sole agent. tf Gilt Edge Whiskey—especially mellow and attractive to the taste. Be sure to have a bottle home. For sale by all dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors, 2ée--—— Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put ona cut lately gave a woman lockjaw: Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, . the healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin eures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s Ning ftvard Out f Danger Lonpon, June 27—-The most gratifying news to the world, that has been heralded abroad for many years, came frém the bedchamber of King Edward VII, this’ morning. Lord Lister, the King’s physician, says he is practically out of danger. The King will be able to attend to his duties in a short time, and the coronation may not be-long postponed: they will attend the meeting of the} infallible Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It The 5th Will Be ti a Holiday. the Fourth of July General Co asking the Governor to proclai gentleman that he is. SACRAMENTO, June 27—James F. Colley, Secretary of this morning from W. H. Davis, Executive Secretary ot . Governor Henry T. Gage, that Saturday, the 5th day of July, has been declared a legal holiday by the Governor. . The Fourth of July Committee of Nevada City sent resolu: \ tions, as well as various influential bodies of San Francisco, mmittee, received a telegram . m it so, which he did, like the A Special Meeting. A special meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held tonight to consider the granting of a franchise to the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company for laying the mains through the principal streets of Nevada City. The workmen are nearing this city,and when the job is completed It will be a great convenience to the householders. Forger Sent Up. Marrvitte, Mo., June 26—W. H. Hawkins, the real estate and mortgage agent who disappeared June 4, after forging mortgages and .notes and securing an amount said to be $20,000 from his clients, was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary. Board Will Meet. The Board of Supervisors will com. mence their regular quarterly meeting on Monday, the 7th day of July. All persons having bills against the counpleaded guilty and . Personal Mention. George King is down trom Wash-. ington. R Garnier of Los Angeles arrived here this afternoon. J. W. Armstrong is down from Alleghany. Mrs. L. L. Myers and children will leave next week for North Bloomfield to spend the summer. J. B. Grissel and B. Newell are down North Bloomfield. Henry German, the liveryman, is over from North San Juan. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of San Francisco are here on a visit to friends at the Union Hotel. T. 8S. Merchant is here from San Francisco. for some time, returned to San Francisco this morning. R. Lioder and Frank Goding are down from You Bet. here on a visit to their daughter Mrs. today. Miss Clara Giberson, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of the ty shovid present them immediately to County Clerk Arbogast. Order of the Eastern Star, will visit ae Chapter, No. 9, on J aly 1st, LOG & Sik Y CONDANT Killed Himself. ~ PASADENA, Oal,, mourning over the death of his wife, which occurred a year ego, Captain A. D. Yooum, 70 years eld, and a veteran . of the Civil War, went to Mountain View Cemetery this morning and, 5 anne over the grave. of. bis dead @ . wife, shot himeelf. J. R. Giddings, an cial of the cemetery, saw the deed, but before he could reaeh the dying man life had become extinct, Fatally hares 4 Santa Rosa, June 26—A telegraphic message from Trinity county feeeived here Tuesday right announces that Frank Connolly, a brether of Dr . Charles D. Connolly, received fatal injuries in a mine explosion. Farther particulars have not been retin. ee tarned from Del Norte county, whe }they have been inspecting some } draulic mining one with a view Jane -96—-8ein 2 ta Is he does 2 of You Bet and Ma: of Aubarn hays ceived. Nevada City Lodge, B. P. 0. E. Lodge, No. 518, B. P. 0. E., will be held this evening. There will be initiabe transacted, end every member is requested to be present. ready for a long time. Just see the surprise in store for yo Dr. R. H,,Turner, who has been here . Mr. and Mrs. Bush, who have. been . § Geo. Harst, returned to San Francisco ‘ aieornca The regular meeting of Nevads City) Ag usual, the Nevada County ‘g. end Electrto ‘Company are tho first the front with their decoration fort Foutth of Jaly celebration, Tt fs the shape of @ shield, and thers W be several other pear added later, Maher & Co. NEVADA CITY —We are ready for the GREAT CRLEBRATION . OF THE Fourtli and Fifth. kk Come to the Big Store now. on, and other important business will “GLENORA” IGT -FRONT We have been getti White Goods White Goods White Dimity, White Nansook, White Swiss, Wh Organdie at all prices. Come and get our prices. New Things in Wash Dress Goods. Buy your Fourth of fuly Dress from us. New Shirt Waists. Everyone new. No last yea goods here. All new this season. New Linen for Ski Sieeady shrunk. New Hosiery, New Gloves, New Linen at Crash Skirts. Respectfully, nema: & Go India Linen, Victoria Lawn at roc, 12%4c, 15¢c, 20¢, 25 White Batiste at 4oc, soc, 75¢, $1. These goods are full 4 inches wide. ee eeee® 6. oli of Ren her rs. J. “Gabriel of on a vieit to her 8. 4 on last night f friends. ck Batlestero, t morning for a county, to visi A. Sleep left ¥ da, 3, John H, Pi Fravcisco. last r husband, 3. J, Allen arrit e, on & visit Mrs. Alfred Jer 3s, James Dana rned to Colfax bere. sg Dorcas Las nay for Reno, N Mrs. T. E. Rob {Treanor and ¥ here on a. visit, dy Hampel ing from Sacre s, W. A. Har atland are here bvi Kendrick a} hoisco are here Stewart of Sac it to his maoy B, Bernhart of on mining bus pd Boeckman . rancisco is in Lynch of Qal 99 May Roark al of the lat ned to San FF: s. John Quinn ral of her fath tty of Moores ning for her ho Extravag m afraid, my t lonaire sadly t have to leave save college!,” ise, “Why, I ich, father,” , . was—one dejectedly, take winga, got along 4% nother. woul every day. q. Ve i are a gingery, spicy Cookie, round SPICED NUTS in shape and in size a little smaller than a walnut, They are iced and then covered with powdered sugar. 20 cents per pound. LADY FINGERS A erin . delicate cake. 20 cents WALNUT CREAMS A eweet cake, covered with marebmellow and iced, with walnut.in center. One pound, 20 cents. E E. Mulloy, Grocer a OEE NE EE ON OE RD ~~ / ctorio OF SPAIN, . 26—The V forces have . Urica, in the par guard of . phary army. are entering a by the hur s Vice Consu arupano for ily menacec ied to prot wh citizens, b ance. : Price No Object. ishier Committee, went to work immediately soliciting additional : ceeaaipnia s ——-SELL—— ae subscriptions and secured quite a sum before midnight. Grand sal me Joly 4th. : Thats tight, peine with te la Wi Ghdeet juet now. We're ov —, The committee continued their good work today and raised} Relieves Kidney * rppaaetgte at gia boty higher in gba tl soem ot 207 Oo lou pany, 0ot the amount subscribed to $1543. The committee expect to Same’! c. Mott’s & Bladder eeT eS§ (4 ‘. : (4 ream ree7ers % All our TRIMMED BA pa oregerdiees of yilue. Everythig™ay by shoot : a CAN TA oubles at once, else 1n same proportion: Oome ,in and see for yourself. Hijad. He le secure $1600 before the next meeting of the General Com Refined SAN a uae idl ye 3% trouble to show you these goods. We oan please you. » hen ee mittee. Everbody approached by the Finance Committee Su B Hours ge ie ne ea + i Genes as Sey : Mil MM The anole today contributed freely and cheerfully. The following adVAUDEVILLES lM i DN “DISCHADEES PORN i: Ben ncineeca cen ; a rnaoy.” MRS. L. LUBEGCK. yaa Sees oe ditional amounts have been subscribed: uell i ee tog tore @) SORA coe cheese 2 25 — —— uela on e Beware of useless MADER ring osaciss is ccnsingbiic ch wegen : ——— Rector Bros. inibileplanioesee. $10 00. Alex. Hongel . » $ FSO} 42 per Woodertal pio Cake cgi eee! 5 : , Lab for Union Hotel.. .. . . 20 OOIM. Lane .:.06.26005054.2 5 00 Angora. Persian, Bessien and — SAAR RED Don Gel Lefi---Be On Time New York Batc.... ek ore ae s__BIG-——s > J ir : " 4 . ae ii y, the con Fred Eilerman...:. § 00/Ah Moon ...0. 1 5°) american and Euro Novelties 0 0] lM . Cc igerators We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATOHES of @ll . at ae Max Isoard... aes .§ onl Ak Chang ..::. .. I 50 ere bd makes and guarantee them to be Firat-clase Time =ever ty a grab fo , e eee atcbes nce o W. Britland ..8... 5 00/A Qung ... I 50. _SPECIAL—On the night of July 4th $5.50. $10 F1a.50 $14.00 er de ee ur yo peven . ae fee W. Se asin aeovesas a-50\J: Tamblyn ..2..00. 05 5 00 fireworks aud parade. aang iey een dibose 44046444 Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs reps!rins ins a greaty J. Dower sor-se 2 50. M. Solari.. 2 00] og exhibition In Ones, B. Malloy’s . ML. & D. MARSH fore Seine See Our Window Diso! ee W. Tuttle ...... 2 50. Grissel Bros..:...:. 2 00] Gsoeers stage On She dey oe Wie fSt> eer ie ee ee eee ce Vur nadow Visplay . A. ' Pate: . ormance. ev % . . s Maitland Bros .... a soiC, F. Brayton .... I 00. Prices—2c, 5c and 75c. Any order can now be filled. 1 sent : . ees Trace ne aaa Or is me wri sea Ics st, & H. W. Hartung pee GRMBES airs Bhecstiecns <seses 2 50\E. Beaumont . 5 00 wit co tats E Watchmakers *the Natio Gidvitti Saloon.... 2 So0. Racket Store ... I 00 Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. lectro-Dental Parlors PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY eu Curnow & Shannon. 2 50) Hee Chung.. .. I 00 We also keep on bend a. , — oman 6 nal re en amision as 1 50 ee: eA om 2 CEES DR. R. E. SMITH S ee tan EN ont. c, 2 50. F. L. Arbogast.... 5 ' nes. These perl branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlors of Sac 23 . prev ray ar ida 5 20 ate RE bd ng ape Steoiatele. bie and every priors cnabiabed “erin a i os age, Ong ete ot fg — Souvenir = oe oons. sa Pi cves 2 SO] J. WEITTY..20.00-cceres0--. .' 2 50 eee W. F. Englebright .. 5 00. H. Schroeder .... 2 50. ace Located Here Permanently . spoons, Cali ondsee BP est In j>-Marshel ns Een Byotam:...... 2 50 with all she “madere, ELECTRICAL and other conveniences for doing fal Tenerevion® a eed E. W. Schmidt.... 2 §0. Snell & Fleming... 2 50 i pug Be psec at One-half the reguler prices charged by other. pene and are Ss hae phy 24 — pany .. ‘ 0 RE ren 2 50 dentists. os Seat ; g aad Presa AMPS ~ PLA fall Upper or Lower oer bed GOLD FILLINGS,... d stock ~¢ GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00. SILV BR FILLINGS. bee a eweley ¢ All Kind Prom Neat! epaire “= . The members of the committees, who assessed them. BRIDGE Fe ad eaee w Lees exraa sTION, 60 GE it. 80 Lp}. J “te and Ae gules . oe . Phone Maio 633. RE. SCUTH, D.D. S. . . & = The Fifth of July Committee has secured a first-class oes Macgate Outiding, up Stele, Pins Strest, Nevada City. — a a ee ens comin oD, ax ceatiom ee eee we to

~ NEVADA City DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN es PROPRIETORS, Isued Every Evening, Sundays Exceed, at Nevada City. : ~ . ERMS OF SUBSORIPTION: Delivered to any part oflthe elty. ? —_ : PRIDAY. ooo. cicicsiscceacis peekisvectus RRS EARS enna a June 27, 1902 Tuy (600 is TN) Arrangements All Compicicd for the Big Patriotic Demonsiration al Nevada City. HE VARIOUS COMMITTEES who have charge of the coming Fourth and Fifth of July celebrations held another meeting last evening at the City Hall, chairman W. H. Martin presiding, and Jas. F, Colley recording the minutes. The meeting was a very enthusiastic one and all the reports submitted to the General Committee demonstrated the fact that details and arrangements were practically completed for one of the biggest celebrations ever seen in this section of the State. J.M. Walling, chairman of the Literary Committee, J. H. Rogers, chairman of the Printing Committee, Jas. F. Colley, chairman of the Decorating Committee, E. S. Parke, chairman of the Transportation Committee, H. J. Wright, chairman of the Invitation Committee, B. S. Rector of the Music Committee, S. Lee Leiter of the Parade Committee, W. H. Dunlap of the Finance Committee and F. E. Brown and Dr. I. L. Bowman of the Afternoon and Evening Amusement Committee tendered their respective reports for approval by the General Committee. Most of the committees had reported everything in readiness at a previous meeting, so there was but little for them to do. However, there was considerable important business brought before the meeting by some of the committees. The Committee on Decoration and Hall reported that arrangements had been made with the Women’s Relief Corps for the gorgeous decoration of the theatre on July 3d, and that new and novel designs will be employed. The Committee on Amusements have prepared an unusually attractive program for the afternoon and evening of the Fourth. The feature of the evening will be a grand electrical and pyrotechnical display, the fireworks to be displayed from floats during the illuminated parade. The Morning Parade Committee, through its chairman, S. Lee Leiter, assured the General Committee that the parade would equal and perhaps excel that of last year. The matter of the business houses of the city being appropriately decorated for the celebration was talked over. It was decided to urge the business men to put forth extra effort in the decoration of the town this year, so that it may present a gala appearance on the evening of the 3d. The Finance Committee last evening stated that $1427 had been subscribed up to that time and all but $63 had been collected. As this amount was not sufficient to-meet ex-. ' penses, a motion was made and carried that a committee be appointed to assist the Finance Committee to make a canvass of the town and increase the amount already subscribed. B. S. Reetor, S. Lee Leiter, E. S. Parke, Dr. I. L. Bowman, ‘and Major P. F. Simonds were appointed, and these gentlemen, with’W. H. Dunlap and Fred E. Brown of the Finance A FRATERNAL VST Grass Valley~ Phiaytns Pythias of Olympic Lodge at Grass’ Valley will come to the county seat tonight to see the long form of the third rank conferred on a number of candidates by Milo Lodge of this eity. beautifal one of a spectacular character, and its presentation is always certain to a'tract a large attendance local Pythien matters a great impetus. aeronaut to make a balloon ascension—Prof. Baldwin of San Fraticisco, who will arrive here Sunday evening with his ». paraphernalia. ~The next meeting of the General Committee will be held next Monday evening, when full'and final reports will be made by the various sub-committees, and every detail will be complete and in readiness for the greatest patriotic demon-. stration ever held in Northern California. Coming to This City ~ Tonight. A delegation of the Knights of The ceremonial is an impressive and of mémbers. Tonight’s work will be under the supervision of hancellor Commander N. W. Bennett, a most eapable and popular officer, who has during his administration succeeded in giving to Died Wednesday. John Olute, one of the oldest residents of Sierra county, died at Sierra City last Wednesday, and was buried yesterday. He was ene of the best known and most respeeted renidents of that county. Honest and industrious, he always had a good word for his neighbors and they had for him. Jumped From Train San BerenargDino, June 26.—Officers here ere of the opinion that they are on the track of Henry B. McDowell, aanted in Philadelphia for the embezzlement of $50,000 and for whom a reward of $10,000 is offered. A few days ago as the westbound Santa Fe Overland pulled into Barstow a man leaped from the train and went tearing across the desert and has not been seen for several days. : Wm. Foote of Grass Valley, who is well known at this city where he formerly resided, is now afficted with smallpox asd his ré#idence has been quarantined. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought NEVADA THEATER 2—NIGHTS—2 ni Friday JUN 3084 and Friday THE NEW RAILROAD. ExNevada Countyan Ofcertain former Nevada countyan, who owns overtwenty thousand acres of land in Bear Valley, met the head engineer of the Southern Pacific Comfers a Right of Way Through His Land. It is said that a few weeks ago a pany and tn a conversation stated that’ if the corporation was desirous of building the new road to Grass Valley that rumor says they contemplate, as an inducement he would give them a right of way through his land. It is now stated that the gentleman has been summoned to San Franciszo toa conference with some of the principal stockholders of the company. If things continue in this encouraging way it will soon begiu to look as though the proposition will come to be a reality. Cruel Mother. Oakgtanpd, June 26—Z0e Pepe, a young mother who resides ‘in East Oakland, was this morning committed to the insane asylum. The woman ‘has become violent on jealousy. She seized herhusband’s four-year-old child and beat his head upon the floor. Arrived Safely. Misses Bessie and Rachel Morgan have arrived safely at Denver, where National Sunday School convention. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan, have received a telegram that they greatly enjoyed the trip. ee? ” Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by Hd. Dickerman, sole agent. tf Gilt Edge Whiskey—especially mellow and attractive to the taste. Be sure to have a bottle home. For sale by all dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors, 2ée--—— Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put ona cut lately gave a woman lockjaw: Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, . the healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin eures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s Ning ftvard Out f Danger Lonpon, June 27—-The most gratifying news to the world, that has been heralded abroad for many years, came frém the bedchamber of King Edward VII, this’ morning. Lord Lister, the King’s physician, says he is practically out of danger. The King will be able to attend to his duties in a short time, and the coronation may not be-long postponed: they will attend the meeting of the} infallible Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It The 5th Will Be ti a Holiday. the Fourth of July General Co asking the Governor to proclai gentleman that he is. SACRAMENTO, June 27—James F. Colley, Secretary of this morning from W. H. Davis, Executive Secretary ot . Governor Henry T. Gage, that Saturday, the 5th day of July, has been declared a legal holiday by the Governor. . The Fourth of July Committee of Nevada City sent resolu: \ tions, as well as various influential bodies of San Francisco, mmittee, received a telegram . m it so, which he did, like the A Special Meeting. A special meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held tonight to consider the granting of a franchise to the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company for laying the mains through the principal streets of Nevada City. The workmen are nearing this city,and when the job is completed It will be a great convenience to the householders. Forger Sent Up. Marrvitte, Mo., June 26—W. H. Hawkins, the real estate and mortgage agent who disappeared June 4, after forging mortgages and .notes and securing an amount said to be $20,000 from his clients, was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary. Board Will Meet. The Board of Supervisors will com. mence their regular quarterly meeting on Monday, the 7th day of July. All persons having bills against the counpleaded guilty and . Personal Mention. George King is down trom Wash-. ington. R Garnier of Los Angeles arrived here this afternoon. J. W. Armstrong is down from Alleghany. Mrs. L. L. Myers and children will leave next week for North Bloomfield to spend the summer. J. B. Grissel and B. Newell are down North Bloomfield. Henry German, the liveryman, is over from North San Juan. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of San Francisco are here on a visit to friends at

the Union Hotel. T. 8S. Merchant is here from San Francisco. for some time, returned to San Francisco this morning. R. Lioder and Frank Goding are down from You Bet. here on a visit to their daughter Mrs. today. Miss Clara Giberson, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of the ty shovid present them immediately to County Clerk Arbogast. Order of the Eastern Star, will visit ae Chapter, No. 9, on J aly 1st, LOG & Sik Y CONDANT Killed Himself. ~ PASADENA, Oal,, mourning over the death of his wife, which occurred a year ego, Captain A. D. Yooum, 70 years eld, and a veteran . of the Civil War, went to Mountain View Cemetery this morning and, 5 anne over the grave. of. bis dead @ . wife, shot himeelf. J. R. Giddings, an cial of the cemetery, saw the deed, but before he could reaeh the dying man life had become extinct, Fatally hares 4 Santa Rosa, June 26—A telegraphic message from Trinity county feeeived here Tuesday right announces that Frank Connolly, a brether of Dr . Charles D. Connolly, received fatal injuries in a mine explosion. Farther particulars have not been retin. ee tarned from Del Norte county, whe }they have been inspecting some } draulic mining one with a view Jane -96—-8ein 2 ta Is he does 2 of You Bet and Ma: of Aubarn hays ceived. Nevada City Lodge, B. P. 0. E. Lodge, No. 518, B. P. 0. E., will be held this evening. There will be initiabe transacted, end every member is requested to be present. ready for a long time. Just see the surprise in store for yo Dr. R. H,,Turner, who has been here . Mr. and Mrs. Bush, who have. been . § Geo. Harst, returned to San Francisco ‘ aieornca The regular meeting of Nevads City) Ag usual, the Nevada County ‘g. end Electrto ‘Company are tho first the front with their decoration fort Foutth of Jaly celebration, Tt fs the shape of @ shield, and thers W be several other pear added later, Maher & Co. NEVADA CITY —We are ready for the GREAT CRLEBRATION . OF THE Fourtli and Fifth. kk Come to the Big Store now. on, and other important business will “GLENORA” IGT -FRONT We have been getti White Goods White Goods White Dimity, White Nansook, White Swiss, Wh Organdie at all prices. Come and get our prices. New Things in Wash Dress Goods. Buy your Fourth of fuly Dress from us. New Shirt Waists. Everyone new. No last yea goods here. All new this season. New Linen for Ski Sieeady shrunk. New Hosiery, New Gloves, New Linen at Crash Skirts. Respectfully, nema: & Go India Linen, Victoria Lawn at roc, 12%4c, 15¢c, 20¢, 25 White Batiste at 4oc, soc, 75¢, $1. These goods are full 4 inches wide. ee eeee® 6. oli of Ren her rs. J. “Gabriel of on a vieit to her 8. 4 on last night f friends. ck Batlestero, t morning for a county, to visi A. Sleep left ¥ da, 3, John H, Pi Fravcisco. last r husband, 3. J, Allen arrit e, on & visit Mrs. Alfred Jer 3s, James Dana rned to Colfax bere. sg Dorcas Las nay for Reno, N Mrs. T. E. Rob {Treanor and ¥ here on a. visit, dy Hampel ing from Sacre s, W. A. Har atland are here bvi Kendrick a} hoisco are here Stewart of Sac it to his maoy B, Bernhart of on mining bus pd Boeckman . rancisco is in Lynch of Qal 99 May Roark al of the lat ned to San FF: s. John Quinn ral of her fath tty of Moores ning for her ho Extravag m afraid, my t lonaire sadly t have to leave save college!,” ise, “Why, I ich, father,” , . was—one dejectedly, take winga, got along 4% nother. woul every day. q. Ve i are a gingery, spicy Cookie, round SPICED NUTS in shape and in size a little smaller than a walnut, They are iced and then covered with powdered sugar. 20 cents per pound. LADY FINGERS A erin . delicate cake. 20 cents WALNUT CREAMS A eweet cake, covered with marebmellow and iced, with walnut.in center. One pound, 20 cents. E E. Mulloy, Grocer a OEE NE EE ON OE RD ~~ / ctorio OF SPAIN, . 26—The V forces have . Urica, in the par guard of . phary army. are entering a by the hur s Vice Consu arupano for ily menacec ied to prot wh citizens, b ance. : Price No Object.. ishier Committee, went to work immediately soliciting additional : ceeaaipnia s ——-SELL—— ae subscriptions and secured quite a sum before midnight. Grand sal me Joly 4th. : Thats tight, peine with te la Wi Ghdeet juet now. We're ov —, The committee continued their good work today and raised} Relieves Kidney * rppaaetgte at gia boty higher in gba tl soem ot 207 Oo lou pany, 0ot the amount subscribed to $1543. The committee expect to Same’! c. Mott’s & Bladder eeT eS§ (4 ‘. : (4 ream ree7ers % All our TRIMMED BA pa oregerdiees of yilue. Everythig™ay by shoot : a CAN TA oubles at once, else 1n same proportion: Oome ,in and see for yourself. Hijad. He le secure $1600 before the next meeting of the General Com Refined SAN a uae idl ye 3% trouble to show you these goods. We oan please you. » hen ee mittee. Everbody approached by the Finance Committee Su B Hours ge ie ne ea + i Genes as Sey : Mil MM The anole today contributed freely and cheerfully. The following adVAUDEVILLES lM i DN “DISCHADEES PORN i: Ben ncineeca cen ; a rnaoy.” MRS. L. LUBEGCK. yaa Sees oe ditional amounts have been subscribed: uell i ee tog tore @) SORA coe cheese 2 25 — —— uela on e Beware of useless MADER ring osaciss is ccnsingbiic ch wegen : ——— Rector Bros. inibileplanioesee. $10 00. Alex. Hongel . » $ FSO} 42 per Woodertal pio Cake cgi eee! 5 : , Lab for Union Hotel.... ... . . 20 OOIM. Lane ..:.06.26005054.2 5 00 Angora. Persian, Bessien and — SAAR RED Don Gel Lefi---Be On Time New York Batc....... ek ore ae s__BIG-——s > J ir : " 4 . ae ii y, the con Fred Eilerman......:. § 00/Ah Moon .....0. 1 5°) american and Euro Novelties 0 0] lM . Cc igerators We have an elegant line of OLOOKS and WATOHES of @ll . at ae Max Isoard...... aes .§ onl Ak Chang ...::.. ... I 50 ere bd makes and guarantee them to be Firat-clase Time =ever ty a grab fo , e eee atcbes nce o W. Britland ...8...... 5 00/A Qung ..... I 50. _SPECIAL—On the night of July 4th $5.50. $10 F1a.50 $14.00 er de ee ur yo peven . ae fee W. Se asin aeovesas a-50\J: Tamblyn ...2...00. 05 5 00 fireworks aud parade. aang iey een dibose 44046444 Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs reps!rins ins a greaty J. Dower sor-se 2 50. M. Solari... 2 00] og exhibition In Ones, B. Malloy’s . ML. & D. MARSH fore Seine See Our Window Diso! ee W. Tuttle ........... 2 50. Grissel Bros...:.....:. 2 00] Gsoeers stage On She dey oe Wie fSt> eer ie ee ee eee ce Vur nadow Visplay . A. ' Pate: . ormance. ev % . . s Maitland Bros ....... a soiC, F. Brayton ....... I 00. Prices—2c, 5c and 75c. Any order can now be filled. 1 sent : . ees Trace ne aaa Or is me wri sea Ics st, & H. W. Hartung pee GRMBES airs Bhecstiecns <seses 2 50\E. Beaumont . 5 00 wit co tats E Watchmakers *the Natio Gidvitti Saloon....... 2 So0. Racket Store ...... I 00 Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. lectro-Dental Parlors PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY eu Curnow & Shannon.. 2 50) Hee Chung... ... I 00 We also keep on bend a. , — oman 6 nal re en amision as 1 50 ee: eA om 2 CEES DR. R. E. SMITH S ee tan EN ont. c, 2 50. F. L. Arbogast....... 5 ' nes. These perl branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlors of Sac 23 . prev ray ar ida 5 20 ate RE bd ng ape Steoiatele. bie and every priors cnabiabed “erin a i os age, Ong ete ot fg — Souvenir = oe oons. sa Pi cves 2 SO] J. WEITTY...20.00-cceres0--. .' 2 50 eee W. F. Englebright ... 5 00. H. Schroeder ........ 2 50. ace Located Here Permanently . spoons, Cali ondsee BP est In j>-Marshel ns Een Byotam:........... 2 50 with all she “madere, ELECTRICAL and other conveniences for doing fal Tenerevion® a eed E. W. Schmidt........ 2 §0. Snell & Fleming..... 2 50 i pug Be psec at One-half the reguler prices charged by other. pene and are Ss hae phy 24 — pany ... ‘ 0 RE ren 2 50 dentists. os Seat ; g aad Presa AMPS ~ PLA fall Upper or Lower oer bed GOLD FILLINGS,...... d stock ~¢ GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00. SILV BR FILLINGS. bee a eweley ¢ All Kind Prom Neat! epaire “= . The members of the committees, who assessed them. BRIDGE Fe ad eaee w Lees exraa sTION, 60 GE it. 80 Lp}. J “te and Ae gules . oe . Phone Maio 633. RE. SCUTH, D.D. S. . . & = The Fifth of July Committee has secured a first-class oes Macgate Outiding, up Stele, Pins Strest, Nevada City. — a a ee ens comin oD, ax ceatiom ee eee we to