June 28, 1904 (4 pages)

oy i i i t camieeaisalinias Nevapa City DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. —_—_—— TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, ~ = Delivered toany vart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City JUNE 28, 1904 . Syfet, se 42 4-2c Per Week TUBSDAY .....55. HeWiswbind Seigtbg eis: stein vie MEGen —_—_— HOT FHT FOR SI HOURS e THEODORE ROOSEVELT To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR. PRESIDENT, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren ‘Fairbanks. THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR VICE PRESIDENT six hours the Takushan division of the Japanese army defeated Five Battallions of Russian Infantry, twenty miles ENATOR CHARLES WARREN FAIRBANKS is an excellent running mate for President Roosevelt. He fills the geographical requirements—if any were Japanese Army Defeats Five Battalions of Russian Infantry. Tokio, June 28th—After a hot fight yesterday lasting north west of Siuyen. The Russian loss was severe while the Japanese casualities reached only about a hundred killed and wounded. needed—and measures up well in character and intellectual equipment. He belongs to the older school of Republicanism and is a good representative of. the conservative element of the party. He is a man who inspires confidence and has proved himself worthy of it. His nomination is in entire accord with the wishes of the President, consequently the ticket is as harmonious in its composition as the convention was that placed it in the field. An earnest Republican all his life, active in its service, and prominent in‘its councils for a great many years, Senator Fairbanks only came into prominence as a national character about ten years ago. In 1892 he was Chairman of the Indiana Republican Convention; and in 1894 and in 1896 successfully managed the Republican campaigns in that State. In 1897 he was elected to the Senate, and last year was reelected. His ability was so well recognized that he was appointed Chairman of the United States branch of the Anglo-American Joint High Commission, which met to consider the Alaskan boundary and other questions at issue between the United States and Canada. In the sequent proceedings he conducted the American side of the controversy with a tact and skill that won for him the highest praise. Senator Fairbanks isone of the most eminent lawyers lcritics say that a big battle is impending. in the United States, In early life he was a newspaper man, and was for some years in the employ of the Aaepoisted Press. authority on the law of common carriers. He was long so. licitor for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Mr. Fairbanks . was born in 1852, in Ohio, and was educated at Ohio Wes. . leyan University. He is a man of studious habit and takes} a serious view of life and its responsibilities. > 4 peeve F OUR COLONIAL EXPERIMENTS . N our recently acquired colonies exists the opportunity . for experiments which can be tried no where else. Law and precedent have restricted freedom of action in the solder parts of the country, but in the colonies, where laws were lacking a precedent to be made the governing pow-. ~ ers have been at liberty to introduce the novelties that they . have favored. Fortunately those in control have been intelligent, conservative men, and the experiments made have been carefully elaborated and skillfully carried out with results which in most cases have been wholly satisfactory. . The Philippine Commission consisting of some of the wisest men in America, has been especially fortunate in its work, and freed from home restraints, has been able to accomplish results not possible elsewhere. The latest experiment, and one which to this time has merely been projected, is the general improvement of Manila. . Sufficient power rests in the hands of the colonial govern-. ment to allow it a wide latitude which it proposes to use. The most expert authority on municipal art and beauty is to be obtained and put in charge of the work. A general com-. prehensive scheme is to be selected and work is to be directed so that it will be part of the new plan. Under these conditions the Philippine metropolis will steadily improve, both in. JADANESE EAGER FOR Tight Russians Retreating Northward Endeavoring to Postpone Battle. July, comprising the following gentleWill Meet Tonight The parade committee for the 4th of men, S. Lee Leiter, J. F. Oolley, J.-M Hadley, E A. Moore, H. O, Schroeder, H. J: Wright, E W. Schmidt, L. A. Walling, A. K. Snell and F. L, -Arbogast, will meet at the Hotel Antlers this evening at 8 o’clock. Superior Court. Sy ‘No Irish There. On the electric car.one day last week — two women were sit ing in a gent immediately behind en Irish woman, engaged in an animated ‘conversation as (% to places they had visited and where ¢* they contemplated going, when one of them remarked that there were so many [rish in the pleces they. had yisited that she could not enjoy herself. When the car reached its destination, the women got up to go out, and es they passed the seat where the Irish acted in the Superior Court today, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Petition for distribution of esate prewoman was sitting, they were somewhat startled by the remark, “You can coth go to bell; you'll find no Irish there.” The following business was transEstate of George E. ‘‘load, decease! For a good ‘cool, sharp glass of beer cel’ at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Bet. ented. Final account alsosubmitted. aunieininpenneninsl —————— Sr. PETERSBURG, June 28—The report is current that Gen. Kuropatkin is retreating northward. The Russian army 1s constantly receiving reinforce— Subsequently he studied law, and became a noted! ments and endeavoring to postpone a battle while the Japjanese are using every endeavor -o& BATTLESHIP GOES ASHORE While Returning from Port Arthur After An Engagement. Tiger Rock. Arthur after last week’s naval TOKIo, June 28th—A Russian battleship ‘is ashore off . i} SERRA UEEN EASED ‘A Party of Experienced Miners Will Work. the Property. appearance, in convenience and in healthfulness. The Amer-. ican authorities when temporarily in possession of Cuba, . . effected the most radical reform in the cities of that island. . . ; This morning the papers were signed . whereby a party of experienced miners In Manila which will be permanently under theit control,! secu ed a lease on the Sierra Queén the results will be even more satisfactory. The ladies of the Shekespesre Olub will bave a very pretty float in the parade on the Fcurth. By reference toa notice in another column it will be seen thatthe members are requested to meet at Mrs. A Frandy’s residence on Prospect Hill tomorrow afternoon at two o’clock for the PErnee of decorating the float. For Sale or Rent, Houre. lot and stable for sale or rent, on Park Avenue Extension. Apply to E. D. BRIDGES, Postoffice box 112, jy28-lw The Highest Priced bud the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, . and will proceed to work the ‘mine in a thorough and systematic menner. They are convinced that . there is a good mine in this property and if capability counts for anything, they will no doubt open up a good paying proposition. That good lack may attend their efforts is the earnest . . wish of the. whole commanity. Joseph Eddy, W. H. Sandow, Thomas Daniels, John Nettle and W, Wion are the gentlemen who have the lease. About twelve men will aseist in the work of development The mine is free from weter and the extraction of ore will commence tomorrow. The mill be started ap right after the 4th of July. had ~ Fourth of July nievill : “AVE Ladies and Gentlemen—if you wish to decorate for the ciego. : y T. D Fourth, Come to us. towik: ~Emi We have Buntings in red, white and blue combined, also fe i plain colors, pink, yellow, blue, red, white, green, many Si Mrs. EX PRESIDENT OLEVELAND , WHO HAS BEEN URGED TO ENTER PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT. : . be quit Ex-president Grover Oleveland, who , wisely to take their candidate for Vice 72 inch Tarelton, all colors. Bing bas been urged by many of bis friends . President from-the Southern States, at and Demcoratic party leaders through. the former President dictated the folRib : F hi : out the. land to enter the contest at . lowing: ibbons in all widths and colors. : rs zal the St. Louis Convention for the nom-. ~‘I must decline to Soest into — pt ination of President on the Democraiic . discussion of political questions at thie “ ; } : Soke. seeutatianls stated at Prince-. time. It'cannot be possible thet my Also Red, White and Blue Ribbon. es ; igh ton, N.J., the other day that he wag. opinion on any question that is about r out of the fight, or words to that effect. . to be involved in the national canvass Don’t wait too long. a ne When preseed by a query as to whether . Can be miennderstood, I do not expect “ erra he would accept the nomination, he. to be concerned actively in the plans —OPEN EVERY EVENING-— mrs replied: that are ‘dow occupying the thought m ne ‘. -“J am ont of political affairs. I} and effort of the Democratic managers, oe have said it often, so that it ought to; and it is quite proper that I should be be be well understood.” out on that aceount, inasmach aa I Maher & Co Nevada City mr Asked what he théught of the sugconsider myself -as absolately retired a9 $5 ac gestion that the Democrats would do . from political activities.” f a ce = San Fr BOR SAL =. ° 0.0 f : y ing at mornin Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Migs Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. ley arr Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. . ey : ‘ : eek, = oer in a f ; ° 9 *4: B W ! ti The military Oustomah $6 in Cash Boge aE ee _— t VS. Watch at our store, Other hoes “ Watches and Clock propora.J Le UI Siéé pton tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. from O A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street es to force the;Russians to fight. at the El Oro Club Dance Platform i 8 vd ~~ M. JA Franet: . } . 5 uncle, . : Char a ' > @ tarved July 2 ; 190 al ; i) Wholeeale and retalljdealers in a ; ile Jose th : : S s tend t¢! at the conclision of which a Fine Liqu ors 8 Ci gars, . Norms (e RA ND DA NC With Celery , ete bi : ‘the late wil] be held. ee heart return , : Mrs. a et ADMISSION W p VINTON Everything Strictly High Class. , gies Gentlemen i.:.0.:siseieee Ben Joka ee 50 cents. "» ® _ PP hee her EL ee NN, er ee, Be eter 25 cents makes it and refi Dr. { a sells it. BROAD ‘ST REET eral mc ; _ ‘ from § his fri @ : 9 City Taxes THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS . ae But only the best are kept by us. Dropfin and — have ¢ S le ood H their es ample our goods. We also keep aanits i i ~ ARTISTIC QUALITIES shou “The City Taxes for the fiscal year Che Leading Brands of Cigars It was wrecked while returning from Port always be considered in the Bwowe Ne: ° . production of Rerecgat’ Orna1904-1905 are now due and payable, and CHAPPION SALOON engagement. ments. This requisite ts never . will be delinquent on OOONNO i ic aE See SnBETE e 43 : os R & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada City i . cn ‘ co. The Stationery De° qT sing ; Gorh Si , b FUN AT DUATFORI FA :--ccccelscce. cs, . MONDAY, AUGUST Ist) guns sire ra . =! " finest Stationery. Samples E — ; ‘ beauty ——— and estimates sent upon I will be at my office in the City 4 result . 3 * z 4 tiv Tog of War and Dance request. Send forthe new . Hall, for the purpose of collecting : vets -i}ipublication, findian 0 ariz p steame : Arrow Pols} Jewelpy. taxes, from 9 to 12 . m., and from 2 to . LEITER & DUNLAP. eS Next Saturday WATCHES. 5 and 7 to 8p. m, antil August Ist. Manufactured PROPRIETOR i pee shag f from SHREVE. H. SHEARER : fact th Night. — aco. are : e : 3 es ————— calfar . A: City Marsbal and Tax Collector. ; Jewelry will be ‘ Nevade City, Jane 17, 1904. 4 There will: be a gals:time at ‘the big This is one of the things in CHl pletform next Saturday might. A tagIn Larger 0 Quarters ‘which we excel. There's of-war is ‘scheduled fot the first event, eae ee nothing nicer es a Ronc and it will surely draw a large crowd. : Ting or pin made eUnion Superintendent; Mevee stn Post and market .GRFARE 19 basiness. has de. . out of quartz i, pound: Oustomah mine will act as captain == : a occ «. te soe stig aaa os aalee Eee = . oa for one of the teame, whieh will be) _ iain F Only relia Siesta ee oe Asm : compesed of miners from that propE. W. SCHIIIDT, oa member there le bat SOUVENIR SPOONS dae ic erty. The opposing team will be from one way to abstract pro perty reliably S ‘ pposing team the leading dealer.in ond po os ag that is by eretem, Containing engravings of point SSE the Lecompton mine, and SuperinCIGARS, TOBACCO; ETC, ONLY system ot that we — > = of interest in and eroand ur ee tu "phe . twadeut W:"H. Danlep ‘bus tesa esPine Steves, Merete Gy; a or? Nevada City. . (XUISINE 2 Special feature. Eeare req lected to fill the position ‘of captain. ’ -} ABSTRAOTS farnished on short turn Call Belle. Electric lights. ot Mte The admission fee for gentlemen will notice and at reasonable rates, . Poteslale Bath Tubs. One ne es oe We carry the celebrated Our are open to inspection. Hu Light, Sunny Rooms. tomort teanceots adi wil wetated. : “"PORTUONDO . Nevada County. Abstract. Vs. J. recone cing ux, QI” O° twenty-five cents, “No! extraéhiarge ‘ie/ © ~ © . Ddban hand-made be cigar and Title Compan ; ‘Special attention pald paid. to Commer. ’ Scots to be made for the dance, which. will. Also other brands of leading cigars, . :y JEWELER lat Mon and Transionttrade. .-.) @ ‘VR, follow the tug-of-war, Tobacco, smoker’s articles, etc. 12 Commercial 8t. "Phone Matz 411) peoag Street 7 che Oy ee oh ee. “ ~~ . ‘ % ° ad e ey

oy i i i t camieeaisalinias Nevapa City DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. —_—_—— TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Per Year . By Carrier, ~ = Delivered toany vart uf the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City JUNE 28, 1904 . Syfet, se 42 4-2c Per Week TUBSDAY .........55. HeWiswbind Seigtbg eis: stein vie MEGen —_—_— HOT FHT FOR SI HOURS e THEODORE ROOSEVELT To Be Inaugurated March 4, 1905: FOR. PRESIDENT, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Charles Warren ‘Fairbanks. THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR VICE PRESIDENT six hours the Takushan division of the Japanese army defeated Five Battallions of Russian Infantry, twenty miles ENATOR CHARLES WARREN FAIRBANKS is an excellent running mate for President Roosevelt. He fills the geographical requirements—if any were Japanese Army Defeats Five Battalions of Russian Infantry. Tokio, June 28th—After a hot fight yesterday lasting north west of Siuyen. The Russian loss was severe while the Japanese casualities reached only about a hundred killed and wounded. needed—and measures up well in character and intellectual equipment. He belongs to the older school of Republicanism and is a good representative of. the conservative element of the party. He is a man who inspires confidence and has proved himself worthy of it. His nomination is in entire accord with the wishes of the President, consequently the ticket is as harmonious in its composition as the convention was that placed it in the field. An earnest Republican all his life, active in its service, and prominent in‘its councils for a great many years, Senator Fairbanks only came into prominence as a national character about ten years ago. In 1892 he was Chairman of the Indiana Republican Convention; and in 1894 and in 1896 successfully managed the Republican campaigns in that State. In 1897 he was elected to the Senate, and last year was reelected. His ability was so well recognized that he was appointed Chairman of the United States branch of the Anglo-American Joint High Commission, which met to consider the Alaskan boundary and other questions at issue between the United States and Canada. In the sequent proceedings he conducted the American side of the controversy with a tact and skill that won for him the highest praise. Senator Fairbanks isone of the most eminent lawyers lcritics say that a big battle is impending. in the United States, In early life he was a newspaper man, and was for some years in the employ of the Aaepoisted Press. authority on the law of common carriers. He was long so. licitor for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Mr. Fairbanks . was born in 1852, in Ohio, and was educated at Ohio Wes. . leyan University. He is a man of studious habit and takes} a serious view of life and its responsibilities. > 4 peeve F OUR COLONIAL EXPERIMENTS . N our recently acquired colonies exists the opportunity . for experiments which can be tried no where else. Law and precedent have restricted freedom of action in the solder parts of the country, but in the colonies, where laws were lacking a precedent to be made the governing pow-. ~ ers have been at liberty to introduce the novelties that they . have favored. Fortunately those in control have been intelligent, conservative men, and the experiments made have been carefully elaborated and skillfully carried out with results which in most cases have been wholly satisfactory. . The Philippine Commission consisting of some of the wisest men in America, has been especially fortunate in its work, and freed from home restraints, has been able to accomplish results not possible elsewhere. The latest experiment, and one which to this time has merely been projected, is the general improvement of Manila. . Sufficient power rests in the hands of the colonial govern-. ment to allow it a wide latitude which it proposes to use. The most expert authority on municipal art and beauty is to be obtained and put in charge of the work. A general com-. prehensive scheme is to be selected and work is to be directed so that it will be part of the new plan. Under these conditions the Philippine metropolis will steadily improve, both in. JADANESE EAGER FOR Tight Russians Retreating Northward Endeavoring to Postpone Battle. July, comprising the following gentleWill Meet Tonight The parade committee for the 4th of men, S. Lee Leiter, J. F. Oolley, J.-M Hadley, E A. Moore, H. O, Schroeder, H. J: Wright, E W. Schmidt, L. A. Walling, A. K. Snell and F. L, -Arbogast, will meet at the Hotel Antlers this evening at 8 o’clock. Superior Court. Sy ‘No Irish There. On the electric car.one day last week — two women were sit ing in a gent immediately behind en Irish woman, engaged in an animated ‘conversation as (% to places they had visited and where ¢* they contemplated going, when one of them remarked that there were so many [rish in the pleces they. had yisited that she could not enjoy herself. When the car reached its destination, the women got up to go out, and es they passed the seat where the Irish acted in the Superior Court today, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Petition for distribution of esate prewoman was sitting, they were somewhat startled by the remark, “You can coth go to bell; you'll find no Irish there.” The following business was transEstate of George E. ‘‘load, decease! For a good ‘cool, sharp glass of beer cel’ at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Bet. ented. Final account alsosubmitted. aunieininpenneninsl —————— Sr. PETERSBURG, June 28—The report is current that Gen. Kuropatkin is retreating northward. The Russian army 1s constantly receiving reinforce— Subsequently he studied law, and became a noted! ments and endeavoring to postpone a battle while the Japjanese are using every endeavor -o& BATTLESHIP GOES ASHORE While Returning from Port Arthur After An Engagement. Tiger Rock. Arthur after last week’s naval TOKIo, June 28th—A Russian battleship ‘is ashore off . i} SERRA UEEN EASED ‘A Party of Experienced Miners Will Work. the Property. appearance, in convenience and in healthfulness. The Amer-. ican authorities when temporarily in possession of Cuba, . . effected the most radical reform in the cities of that island. . . ; This morning the papers were signed . whereby a party of experienced miners In Manila which will be permanently under theit control,! secu ed a lease on the Sierra Queén the results will be even more satisfactory. The ladies of the Shekespesre Olub will bave a very pretty float in the parade on the Fcurth. By reference toa notice in another column it will be seen thatthe members are requested to meet at Mrs. A Frandy’s residence on Prospect Hill tomorrow afternoon at two o’clock for the PErnee of decorating the float. For Sale or Rent,

Houre. lot and stable for sale or rent, on Park Avenue Extension. Apply to E. D. BRIDGES, Postoffice box 112, jy28-lw The Highest Priced bud the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, . and will proceed to work the ‘mine in a thorough and systematic menner. They are convinced that . there is a good mine in this property and if capability counts for anything, they will no doubt open up a good paying proposition. That good lack may attend their efforts is the earnest . . wish of the. whole commanity. Joseph Eddy, W. H. Sandow, Thomas Daniels, John Nettle and W, Wion are the gentlemen who have the lease. About twelve men will aseist in the work of development The mine is free from weter and the extraction of ore will commence tomorrow. The mill be started ap right after the 4th of July. had ~ Fourth of July nievill : “AVE Ladies and Gentlemen—if you wish to decorate for the ciego. : y T. D Fourth, Come to us. towik: ~Emi We have Buntings in red, white and blue combined, also fe i plain colors, pink, yellow, blue, red, white, green, many Si Mrs. EX PRESIDENT OLEVELAND , WHO HAS BEEN URGED TO ENTER PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT. : . be quit Ex-president Grover Oleveland, who , wisely to take their candidate for Vice 72 inch Tarelton, all colors. Bing bas been urged by many of bis friends . President from-the Southern States, at and Demcoratic party leaders through. the former President dictated the folRib : F hi : out the. land to enter the contest at . lowing: ibbons in all widths and colors. : rs zal the St. Louis Convention for the nom-. ~‘I must decline to Soest into — pt ination of President on the Democraiic . discussion of political questions at thie “ ; } : Soke. seeutatianls stated at Prince-. time. It'cannot be possible thet my Also Red, White and Blue Ribbon. es ; igh ton, N.J., the other day that he wag. opinion on any question that is about r out of the fight, or words to that effect. . to be involved in the national canvass Don’t wait too long. a ne When preseed by a query as to whether . Can be miennderstood, I do not expect “ erra he would accept the nomination, he. to be concerned actively in the plans —OPEN EVERY EVENING-— mrs replied: that are ‘dow occupying the thought m ne ‘. -“J am ont of political affairs. I} and effort of the Democratic managers, oe have said it often, so that it ought to; and it is quite proper that I should be be be well understood.” out on that aceount, inasmach aa I Maher & Co Nevada City mr Asked what he théught of the sugconsider myself -as absolately retired a9 $5 ac gestion that the Democrats would do . from political activities.” f a ce = San Fr BOR SAL =. ° 0.0 f : y ing at mornin Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Migs Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. ley arr Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal. . ey : ‘ : eek, = oer in a f ; ° 9 *4: B W ! ti The military Oustomah $6 in Cash Boge aE ee _— t VS. Watch at our store, Other hoes “ Watches and Clock propora.J Le UI Siéé pton tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. from O A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street es to force the;Russians to fight. at the El Oro Club Dance Platform i 8 vd ~~ M. JA Franet: . } . 5 uncle, . : Char a ' > @ tarved July 2 ; 190 al ; i) Wholeeale and retalljdealers in a ; ile Jose th : : S s tend t¢! at the conclision of which a Fine Liqu ors 8 Ci gars, . Norms (e RA ND DA NC With Celery , ete bi : ‘the late wil] be held. ee heart return , : Mrs. a et ADMISSION W p VINTON Everything Strictly High Class. , gies Gentlemen i..:..0.:siseieee Ben Joka ee 50 cents. "» ® _ PP hee her EL ee NN, er ee, Be eter 25 cents makes it and refi Dr. { a sells it. BROAD ‘ST REET eral mc ; _ ‘ from § his fri @ : 9 City Taxes THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS . ae But only the best are kept by us. Dropfin and — have ¢ S le ood H their es ample our goods. We also keep aanits i i ~ ARTISTIC QUALITIES shou “The City Taxes for the fiscal year Che Leading Brands of Cigars It was wrecked while returning from Port always be considered in the Bwowe Ne: ° . production of Rerecgat’ Orna1904-1905 are now due and payable, and CHAPPION SALOON engagement. ments. This requisite ts never . will be delinquent on OOONNO i ic aE See SnBETE e 43 : os R & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada City i . cn ‘ co. The Stationery De° qT sing ; Gorh Si , b FUN AT DUATFORI FA :--ccccelscce. cs, . MONDAY, AUGUST Ist) guns sire ra . =! " finest Stationery. Samples E — ; ‘ beauty ——— and estimates sent upon I will be at my office in the City 4 result . 3 * z 4 tiv Tog of War and Dance request. Send forthe new . Hall, for the purpose of collecting : vets -i}ipublication, findian 0 ariz p steame : Arrow Pols} Jewelpy. taxes, from 9 to 12 . m., and from 2 to . LEITER & DUNLAP. eS Next Saturday WATCHES. 5 and 7 to 8p. m, antil August Ist. Manufactured PROPRIETOR i pee shag f from SHREVE. H. SHEARER : fact th Night. — aco. are : e : 3 es ————— calfar . A: City Marsbal and Tax Collector. ; Jewelry will be ‘ Nevade City, Jane 17, 1904. 4 There will: be a gals:time at ‘the big This is one of the things in CHl pletform next Saturday might. A tagIn Larger 0 Quarters ‘which we excel. There's of-war is ‘scheduled fot the first event, eae ee nothing nicer es a Ronc and it will surely draw a large crowd. : Ting or pin made eUnion Superintendent; Mevee stn Post and market .GRFARE 19 basiness. has de. . out of quartz i, pound: Oustomah mine will act as captain == : a occ «. te soe stig aaa os aalee Eee = . oa for one of the teame, whieh will be) _ iain F Only relia Siesta ee oe Asm : compesed of miners from that propE. W. SCHIIIDT, oa member there le bat SOUVENIR SPOONS dae ic erty. The opposing team will be from one way to abstract pro perty reliably S ‘ pposing team the leading dealer.in ond po os ag that is by eretem, Containing engravings of point SSE the Lecompton mine, and SuperinCIGARS, TOBACCO; ETC, ONLY system ot that we — > = of interest in and eroand ur ee tu "phe . twadeut W:"H. Danlep ‘bus tesa esPine Steves, Merete Gy; a or? Nevada City. . (XUISINE 2 Special feature. Eeare req lected to fill the position ‘of captain. ’ -} ABSTRAOTS farnished on short turn Call Belle. Electric lights. ot Mte The admission fee for gentlemen will notice and at reasonable rates, . Poteslale Bath Tubs. One ne es oe We carry the celebrated Our are open to inspection. Hu Light, Sunny Rooms. tomort teanceots adi wil wetated. : “"PORTUONDO . Nevada County. Abstract. Vs. J. recone cing ux, QI” O° twenty-five cents, “No! extraéhiarge ‘ie/ © ~ © . Ddban hand-made be cigar and Title Compan ; ‘Special attention pald paid. to Commer. ’ Scots to be made for the dance, which. will. Also other brands of leading cigars, . :y JEWELER lat Mon and Transionttrade. .-.) @ ‘VR, follow the tug-of-war, Tobacco, smoker’s articles, etc. 12 Commercial 8t. "Phone Matz 411) peoag Street 7 che Oy ee oh ee. “ ~~ . ‘ % ° ad e ey