June 3, 1902 (4 pages)

Mavann. City DAILy TRANSCRIPT A Voneied Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. == TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMet, = += + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week ~ Delivered to any part of the city. career Re Sere See Houten es E SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is urging the press and people of this State to unite forthe upbuilding and development of the varied resources of this favored territory in the Golden West. This enterprising metropolitan journal sets a commendable example which might well be emulated by its-contemporaries by _ devoting considerable space'one day each week to this good work of publishing reliable data and information — the interior counties of Califoruia. _. The Chronicle deserves great. credit. for the generous and effective manner in which it is advertising Northern California and its undertaking is well worthy of the support . . Should the latter piace be chosen Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. . Soldiers Will Probably Rncamp at Santa Cruz Again. ~The report of ‘the State Bank Commissioners show that the interior savings banks had resources amounting to $52,025,199, on April 30th, which is a very prosperous showing. Charles Eastin, Samuel Clutter and J. W. O’Neill were today appointed appraisers of the estate of Philip Goyne, deceased. County Olerk Arbogast has issued a marriage licanse to John J. Rodgers, aged twenty-one, and Mise Irene M, Ozalli, aged eighteen. The marriage took place today at the home of the bride’s parents on Cement Hill. The Obrietian Endeavor Society will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs, William Monroe on}: Main street. All members are requested to be presented. The Second Regiment, N. G. O., will have ite annual encampment in the first week ef August this year if present calculations materialize: Where the meeting will be held is not yet known but it is probable that Santa Cruz will be chosen as the Mayor of that place has offeréd Colonel Seymour quite a noamber of inducements. Vallejo is also talked of but the majority of the officers seem to favor Santa Cruz. the camp would be located near the beach andthe drill grounds used in UTA HATA esi Hes eas the encampment of 1896 will again be putin use. All the disadvantages encountered thereby the “boys” last Hydraulic Parlor,N. 8. G. W., will: hold its regular meeting tonight, at which there will be — and ATLENC CXMIDITION IN THE FAST. ‘ ALE Cuicaco, June 3—There was renewed: rioting here this morning as a result of the strike inaugurated by the packiug house teamsters, -Twenty-four wagons moved under police protection from the yards and encountered a crowd of several; thousand people, which the police beat back with much difficulty. One man had his back broken. The street cars ran into a patrol wagon, throwing the the inj jured policeman into the street. Many people have been atrested. _No—otder_attempts have been made to transfer any more meat on account of the great ne collected. Trouble is anticipated. Berxerey, June 2—Harry Thornton, a fisherman, residing in West Berkeley bad a desperate fight with a shark yesiterday afternoon & mile and a half from the shore line of the bay, and . was nearly drowned. The hage fish became entangled in Thornsen’s net, He attempted to dispatch it with an oar, but was threwn into the water. He clung to the upturned boat for half an hour, and fortunately was not attacked again. When rescued Thorngen was drowning and did not recover consciousness for aw hour after being taken ashore. Back to School. New York, June 2—Jose and Tomas Palma, two of the President's sone have sailed for New York, says a Havana dispatch to the ‘Iribune. Jose returns north to take his examination at Columbia law.school, Tomas attends school at Newburg. President . Testi Palma, bid them good-by aboard ship. Fight With Shark. Ya ferred. in the: a cd “ mace tS sytcrad Ame amont returne deal, belng used 4 ; arament0“yeDougall reta from Chinese Os Ailiacas returned . ta. on of Santa Ro! ping and left thi vovilll Fivcight F. Dat jorof San Frat last evening's tr ggand W. Brad prth San Juan. ) Sallivan and wii ownieville last morning for Sa Herand-wife of § 4 here last eveniny pg for Downlevill Mary Sharkey © pp last evening OD Geware of Ontments tor Catarrh Mercury, s ac os gd eat } 2 Suying He Cave Oe eanipee at the is taken ~ Pg mg! and ‘ra To: ledo, ancien ad, Cheney & Co Bold by-alf FavongletPrice 75 ote, Miners Union Picnic The picnic to-be given by the Miners . Regular Collection Day. 8 ee Headache Saps: Your Vitatity Hall's Family Pills are the tegt, Mrs, Sharkey. Wardand wife, sircles, are here of y.Sauvee of Blt Next Saturday will be the regular four weeks’ collection day for the TRanscrirt, and it is desired that all those in arrears settle up as ae as possible.year will be remedied as far as pos-. Sledticu oF oMiest sible and the most prominent incon. °C"*" O OMCers. : ance frm tao campy il to dno] ment tha residence on Lang ates] ng gf Bang Merit to Be Given Here On Union of Grass Valley at Chicago Park on Wednesday of next week, will eclipse any previous effort in that line . made by thie popular organization. At a meeting held last Sunday the. various sub-committees reported, and. the statements were so encouraging . the members became’ enthused, . A . number of: privileges were granted, . and appointments for the day made, x list. and encouragement of all who are desirous of the future . Davies hag gon prosperity and best development of Nevada county and this section of California in general. Already some good results are being secured. The attention of the people of the East is being directed to this part of the State, and they are learning that the comparatively small section of desert land south of the Tehachapi is not all there is of California, The main And wrecks the brain, On ‘Sherman’s ache Cure “ane ou a swallow a A hlggel and theh Beckley has t They cur 260, and a box. For esis” by j snto on account Dickerman, sole agent. tf of his father, r of David Richard away with on account of the superior He is baving a. new cement sidewalk coming encampment will be that only . Painted. one regiment will be present instead. A Washington, D. C., dispatch states of all. the troops of the State, as be-. that Senator Simon reported with an fore. : amendment to Stewart’s bill to conserve: Company O of this city and Com-. the flood waters of Leke Tuhoe and g, Von Schmittb Hamilton, who is ‘ evidence of changed sentiment is found in the attitude of Eastern newspapers who are now publishing reliable facts concerning the resources of Nerthern California and the great advantages open to home-seekers and capitalists. The interior press ot the State is already meeting the Chronicle more than half-way in—its efforts to arouse the people of this section to concerted action in the ‘matter of placing its resources, industries and advantages before the public in the proper light, and we hope they will keep everlastingly at it. The people ought to show their appreciation of the Chronicle’s efforts in’ behalf of the prosperity of this section by liberal patronage and by mailing weekly each number of the “boom” issue to their Eastern friends. eo STP) Fe Control the Tonque. SECRET known totwo persons is not asecret. When a man wishes to hold information from the general knowledge let him lock his lips and keep a tight rein on his tongue. No matter how many confidences he may receive, let him give none, fer the confident, as a class, is a betrayer. There are few people who will keep another man’s secret. One who receives a secret has another intimate friend to. whom he confides it, and that friend has another, and so the story travels from mouth to mouth, losing nothing en route, until suddenly everybody knows it and it is common talk. One tattler can spread a piece of news over a very wide territory. ‘Those who have had the experience know how exasperating it is to be questioned by some one, almiost a stranger, about matters which they fondly deemed to be butied in the deepest dungeons of secrecy. There are talkers—nota-. bly, some women—who can give a tale wider and quicker circulation than any newspaper could give it. As soon as they hear a startling item of information these inveterate and active gossips clap on their. hats and run out to whisper it to all their calling list. In half an hour they can tear the prefoundest secret to tatters and scatter its fragments to the winds, But women are not the enly tattlers, though they publish more secrets. than men do, for they have more time to give to the joyful task. Men are just as unreliable confidents as women are. Trust neither man nor woman—nor the green grass—with your secrets, else you will wear asses’ ears as Midas did. Human beings seem to have an itch for telling what they know. The man who is truly secretive, who can curb the propensity to tattle; is -net-only wise, but-is-also the possessor of a valuable asset. Men have lost fortunes by not being able to hold their tongues. Employers complain that they cannot find men who may be trusted with secrets. A habit of silence can be hired out fora salary. It is an excellent habit, but rare. Foolish vanity prompts most people to tell all they know. They relish the surprise of their hearers and delight to make dramatic effects in conversation. . Tattling, especially when spiced with exaggeration, is a form of boasting. Even when one can see no harm in publishing certain information, it is prudent to suppress it, unless by talking one will serve some good purpose. The man who knows all that another man knows, and something beside, has an advantage, a second barrel in reserve, as it were, which may be useful on’ some occasion. _ Noman should let others know how prosperous he is, or what prosperity he éxpects, for prosperity excites envy, the meanest and most malignant of passions. If one is-becoming rich, let him not be ostentatious, or the whole world will seem to conspire against him. If one is getting a large salary, let him pretend poverty, or envy will assail him with grumblings lies, detractions and splenetic criticism. It is marvelous = t putts people will take to injure a man who is thriving, but : in no wise injures these voluuteer enemies, }with their interests. ‘Therefore be silent. ° SO et acer ete eS E's. -) out his report to the City Trusteee as pany I of Grass Valley belong te the Second Regiment and with Company F of Woodland form the Third Batallion, of which Mejor P. F. Simonds of this city will be in. command. The Mejor intends to take his command intv vamp in far better condition than he did last time as a year ago he had not been in command eufficient time te allow him tocarry out his plans, Contral Shaft Flooded: Today, The Central Shaft, which has a perpendicular depth of over 1700 feet, struck into a large body of water today, which flooded the It is said that it will necessiGrase Valley tine. til heavi er machinery can beinstalled. The property is operated by the North Star Mines Company, and employs quite a large force of men, It is but a short time since good rock was struck in this mine, and ‘everything looked favorable for handsome returns. A Good Showing. City Clerk Sidney Peard hee made to the financial standing of the city, and it ie clear and concise. It shows that there isa balance in the treasury of 9,000. The total assessed value of property in the eorporate limits is $925,069, which at a tax rate of $1 on a $100 valuation will yield a revenue of $9,250.69. The principal andinterest of the water end sewer bonds to be paid this year amounts to $7,568 The fire fand will contain $1860, which will. be loaned tothe water and sewer fund. The new steel bridge, which will cost $10,164, will be all paid for this year by the withdrawal of the emall sum of $118 from the general fund. Cut by Figing Glass Some beys were playing catch in front of the New York Hotel at noon today, when one of the players allowed . the bell te pass him and it strack a glass door in the building owned by Mrs,, Richards below Armory Hall, smashing it:to pieces. A young daugh ter of Antone Silva was passing at-the time and was struck by one of the flying pieces, which cut quite a gash in the back of her head. Dr. Muller atterribly annoying: but Backlen’s we nica Salve will cure the worst case of piles on earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily salve in the ah . aay Pov vst gg best rs box. Oure guaranteed. Sold by by W. org Vinton, . CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bigantare of a Piano Tuning. be here next week. * Leave orders: at }newadvertisement of W.D. Vinton in tate the shutting down of tha mine un-. tended the injured girl. M. L. & D. MARSH bare seas : ery an immense of Lumber of Job Coujdn’t Haye Stood It every kind, name and’ description. It be bad Itching Piles. They’re Any order can now be filled. ® can. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will regulate the. eutflow, The bill appropriates $50,000 for the purpcee of constracting a dam across the Truckee river at Lake*Tahee to raize the level of the lake six eet, the surplas water to be sold at $1 an acre for use in irrigating land ir Nevada. Mrs, L. Lubeck has a new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT in which she notifies her customers that she will dispose of her entire stock of millinery in her store here by July 8th. It will not. be opened again until September 15th. Something of interest to boys and girls may be learned by perusing the this evening’s TransoripT. It gives = partial list of the books ho has in stock that are suitable for yeung people, as he selected the lot with special reference to their wants. The Meadow Leke high school closed on Thursday of last week, three stadents graduating. All of them will attend the State University next term and will be able to euter without examination, as the school is accredited. The Oslifornia Gas Oompany, of which John Martin is president, last week purchased the gas works at Fresno. Extensive improyements are te be made and the priee of fuel gas is to.be reduced to cue per thousand eubic feet. Commitice to Slarl. The Fioance Committee will start ‘at tomorrow morning to collect the ‘subscriptions for the Fourth of July celebration. Any who have not as yet subscribed may put their name down when the committee comes around. To Return to Nome. Charles Cairns, who has spent the winter here with his brother, James Cairns, and family, will leave to~morrow:for San Francisco, from which place he will return te Oape Nome. He has mining interests there. 2e--—_____ Ranch For Salé at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated nea’ Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Call on Ea Schmidt when you~ want anything in the tobacco fine. tf ‘Now for Lumber suit you in. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We leo keep on hang MASURY’S PAINTS hich are absolutely wo every polos, ssa d saarantetd, clap ey Friday Ryening. —_—— There is.a great treat in store for all lovers of athletic sports who attend the exhibition to be given at Armory Hall on Friday evening of this week. The program has not as yet been arranged in the order in which the various feats will be presented but it will be published before the entertainment. In getting up the coming exhibition it has been the aim of those in charge to arrange for a variety so as to,please all who attend. Those who are to take part have all practiced diligently and a gentleman who is well ap in athletic sports, being a momber of.one of. the best clubs of San Francisco, made some very complementary remarks after witnessing the practice a few nights ago and said he was much surprised to see so much talent in a city of this size. One of the features which is looked. forward to by those interested in boxing ie a short bout between two members of Company OC, both of whom ‘have displayed considerable ability in the art. Ap exceedingly. clever performer on the horizontal bar and the Spanish rings will exhibit his ability and will be assisted by several others. The double trapeeze work will be in the exhibition given a fow weeks age but new and more difficult feats will be presented. The white statue work and the pyramida will be among the attractions and to keep things from getting monotoneus a number of instrument and vocal selection will be rendered. After the entertainment dancing will be enjoyed and Wild’s orchestra Recommendations were also made for . . the appointment of deputy. Sheriffs for the occasion. Dancing will be} one of. the pleasures of the day, for which the best of music will be furpished. A large canvass will be epread over the platform, so that the 88idancers will be protected from the! sun’s rays. Taken altogether the day . will be one of much enjoyment. Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Harry Connor’s shows will be at the theater here Monday night and the old-time favorite, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” will be presented. Mr. Connors will not only have one of the best dramatic companies headed by the famous minstrel, Billy Uourtright, . bat comes with all the scenic effects . necessary, and will give a more realisplay than has ever beforebeen witnessed in this city. Popular prices will prevail. The New Gas Plant bs Ladies and Obildren’s Knit Underwear. sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveles All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10o, 1 before buyin ready for the big time on the Fourth of Jaly and buy that new dress of us. tie and spectacular rendition of the! solo oF phe from $4 and upward. Maher & Co., Nevada Cit ld, is quite sick, azey will leave jon a few weeke Mamie Pond c avisit with Mre uson of Orego th. Esther Bandema ing her sister, M nning came do olay and left f here his wife ig: King and child: today for San. Jobn Evans lef! Francisce for th. Adair left today GREAT WASH Goons SALE Bee Window. Ladies, to day we place in one of our lar windows, some good thtagal 2, om in zone slcaves, sho ow neck and short slee fit of her healt! pe a ah 25e and 50c. Takes loos Wits retarne LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lot, G 00. , Larson is dow BIG NE SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Some nice things in thie lot, in both whitéas (. Jorgerson o a visit, ud Mrs, L. W raniteville. sisted . UTSIDE SKIRTS—white pique, white lawn, duck and erash and isale made. Big Sale of White Underskirts and Corset Covers going on now. Come and visit us, Heapeottalty” The work of tarring the new pipe for th» gas company is progressing favorably and will be finished in about a week. The machinery of the new plant is about all im place and work will be started to dig the ditch be-. tween the two towns in/ about two weeks and a large force of men will be employed. It is expected that the company will be able to furnish gas for both light and fuel by the middle of July or the lst of August,-at a price which will appeal to. the conwill farnish the music. sumer, en ct & SHAW COMDANY Hinvs seme aa to} Offer in 2 SPORTINGJGOODS. 3 ae 303 Savage Rifles Lefever Hammerless Shot fines = $30.00 Winchester Repeating Shot Guns $17.00 Try PETERS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS Cartridges and _you will use no other. until SEPTEMBER 16th, with our new Fall Btock. goes at half price. Come and see the Mrs. beck will be at the store ¢ Tuesday and Wednesday. Call and hee _ sacs Commercial 8t., Nevada Oity Yorr, June 2— jnbridge, who a death sentence @ was charged Yoho Wilkes Be as making his ¢ ting President J tpoplexy at hie Bainbridge and way home ¥ whom they unwi the river. 2 fal 10 G time ago James ed of the bratal Martin at Oou , 8nd sentenced banged, His 1 ve appealed to the young man SHE LiIsare aay My Entire Stock of MIL-.LAINEBERY. I will close our Nevada City store, JULY 8th. The store will not be open Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our Nevada City ston Mill's Grass Val MRS. L. LUBECK, $19.00 iE lectro-Dental Parlors WW. D. Vinton’s. m8l-4t , Sear ew e Sx Es. These parlors are & branch of the El se ectre-Deneal Parlors = J. BRAND, = = The Jeweler } ( %& 6 The newest and latest breakfast and heelth £004. Minty prison for { & & It requires'no cooking and can be eaten right New York bas & «¢ from the : ‘ 4 € = Itsthe be whialeal the wheat with Barley malt in half, ( .&@ «€ flakes, and it’s cooked. ——+0= ‘ GCE PER LARGE PAGKAGE, 16 mpera }C. E. Mulloy, Grocer §..03 TOR lO NN ON OT sien a ie Aas New York 62, coherent ia 66, Washingt rex oe oo __-GEere*volis 74, Oi Sil “ ee waa. ° d ES SC Silverware of All Kinds fi twice a penne FS pat ° . Bennett is in] Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, Fc bts sh Cold Meat. Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, order by mail. Butter Knives, Cream abi ic Olive Spoons. ————+.0@2-+ SINESS Jewelry of All Kind Pracin and Neatly Repaired he . te insurance st hoicest. brands be found a MOhambers, ' hnd is now se five cents a EE oot ti of Sacramento, Mery, Tr 7 SSeS ‘Handsome ¢ Clocks : want a g00 steolately Srdi-cless wert other conveniences for doing piney poe and inal ‘They ‘are all guarantee a, teen ae att work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other None Aevies. Ones rices. are He pene ered youre OUR PRICES . 4 best balf and bh fall Uoper or L ‘ R at 9 7st ak rete SOIC BANG .50c Lp A. & H, W. tung Md hot lunch oer No cherge for Extracting when plates are 80 GENTS, H ar i ne eal Phose Main 633. ; -R. BE. SMITH, D. D D.s. oy. a choloe et Masonic Bullding,_up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. — W8ys on han

Mavann. City DAILy TRANSCRIPT A Voneied Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. == TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMet, = += + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week ~ Delivered to any part of the city. career Re Sere See Houten es E SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is urging the press and people of this State to unite forthe upbuilding and development of the varied resources of this favored territory in the Golden West. This enterprising metropolitan journal sets a commendable example which might well be emulated by its-contemporaries by _ devoting considerable space'one day each week to this good work of publishing reliable data and information — the interior counties of Califoruia. _. The Chronicle deserves great. credit. for the generous and effective manner in which it is advertising Northern California and its undertaking is well worthy of the support . . Should the latter piace be chosen Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. . Soldiers Will Probably Rncamp at Santa Cruz Again. ~The report of ‘the State Bank Commissioners show that the interior savings banks had resources amounting to $52,025,199, on April 30th, which is a very prosperous showing. Charles Eastin, Samuel Clutter and J. W. O’Neill were today appointed appraisers of the estate of Philip Goyne, deceased. County Olerk Arbogast has issued a marriage licanse to John J. Rodgers, aged twenty-one, and Mise Irene M, Ozalli, aged eighteen. The marriage took place today at the home of the bride’s parents on Cement Hill. The Obrietian Endeavor Society will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs, William Monroe on}: Main street. All members are requested to be presented. The Second Regiment, N. G. O., will have ite annual encampment in the first week ef August this year if present calculations materialize: Where the meeting will be held is not yet known but it is probable that Santa Cruz will be chosen as the Mayor of that place has offeréd Colonel Seymour quite a noamber of inducements. Vallejo is also talked of but the majority of the officers seem to favor Santa Cruz. the camp would be located near the beach andthe drill grounds used in UTA HATA esi Hes eas the encampment of 1896 will again be putin use. All the disadvantages encountered thereby the “boys” last Hydraulic Parlor,N. 8. G. W., will: hold its regular meeting tonight, at which there will be — and ATLENC CXMIDITION IN THE FAST. ‘ ALE Cuicaco, June 3—There was renewed: rioting here this morning as a result of the strike inaugurated by the packiug house teamsters, -Twenty-four wagons moved under police protection from the yards and encountered a crowd of several; thousand people, which the police beat back with much difficulty. One man had his back broken. The street cars ran into a patrol wagon, throwing the the inj jured policeman into the street. Many people have been atrested. _No—otder_attempts have been made to transfer any more meat on account of the great ne collected. Trouble is anticipated. Berxerey, June 2—Harry Thornton, a fisherman, residing in West Berkeley bad a desperate fight with a shark yesiterday afternoon & mile and a half from the shore line of the bay, and . was nearly drowned. The hage fish became entangled in Thornsen’s net, He attempted to dispatch it with an oar, but was threwn into the water. He clung to the upturned boat for half an hour, and fortunately was not attacked again. When rescued Thorngen was drowning and did not recover consciousness for aw hour after being taken ashore. Back to School. New York, June 2—Jose and Tomas Palma, two of the President's sone have sailed for New York, says a Havana dispatch to the ‘Iribune. Jose returns north to take his examination at Columbia law.school, Tomas attends school at Newburg. President . Testi Palma, bid them good-by aboard ship. Fight With Shark. Ya ferred. in the: a cd “ mace tS sytcrad Ame amont returne deal, belng used 4 ; arament0“yeDougall reta from Chinese Os Ailiacas returned . ta. on of Santa Ro! ping and left thi vovilll Fivcight F. Dat jorof San Frat last evening's tr ggand W. Brad prth San Juan. ) Sallivan and wii ownieville last morning for Sa Herand-wife of § 4 here last eveniny pg for Downlevill Mary Sharkey © pp last evening OD Geware of Ontments tor Catarrh Mercury, s ac os gd eat } 2 Suying He Cave Oe eanipee at the is taken ~ Pg mg! and ‘ra To: ledo, ancien ad, Cheney & Co Bold by-alf FavongletPrice 75 ote, Miners Union Picnic The picnic to-be given by the Miners . Regular Collection Day. 8 ee Headache Saps: Your Vitatity Hall's Family Pills are the tegt, Mrs, Sharkey. Wardand wife, sircles, are here of y.Sauvee of Blt Next Saturday will be the regular four weeks’ collection day for the TRanscrirt, and it is desired that all those in arrears settle up as ae as possible.year will be remedied as far as pos-. Sledticu oF oMiest sible and the most prominent incon. °C"*" O OMCers. : ance frm tao campy il to dno] ment tha residence on Lang ates] ng gf Bang Merit to Be Given Here On Union of Grass Valley at Chicago Park on Wednesday of next week, will eclipse any previous effort in that line . made by thie popular organization. At a meeting held last Sunday the. various sub-committees reported, and. the statements were so encouraging . the members became’ enthused, . A . number of: privileges were granted, . and appointments for the day made, x list. and encouragement of all who are desirous of the future . Davies hag gon prosperity and best development of Nevada county and this section of California in general. Already some good results are being secured. The attention of the people of the East is being directed to this part of the State, and they are learning that the comparatively small section of desert land south of the Tehachapi is not all there is of California, The main And wrecks the brain, On ‘Sherman’s ache Cure “ane ou a swallow a A hlggel and theh Beckley has t They cur 260, and a box. For esis” by j snto on account Dickerman, sole agent. tf of his father, r of David Richard away with on account of the superior He is baving a. new cement sidewalk coming encampment will be that only . Painted. one regiment will be present instead. A Washington, D. C., dispatch states of all. the troops of the State, as be-. that Senator Simon reported with an fore. : amendment to Stewart’s bill to conserve: Company O of this city and Com-. the flood waters of Leke Tuhoe and g, Von Schmittb Hamilton, who is ‘ evidence of changed sentiment is found in the attitude of Eastern newspapers who are now publishing reliable facts concerning the resources of Nerthern California and the great advantages open to home-seekers and capitalists. The interior press ot the State is already meeting the Chronicle more than half-way in—its efforts to arouse the people of this section to concerted action in the ‘matter of placing its resources, industries and advantages before the public in the proper light, and we hope they will keep everlastingly at it. The people ought to show their appreciation of the Chronicle’s efforts in’ behalf of the prosperity of this section by liberal patronage and by mailing weekly each number of the “boom” issue to their Eastern friends. eo STP) Fe Control the Tonque. SECRET known totwo persons is not asecret. When a man wishes to hold information from the general knowledge let him lock his lips and keep a tight rein on his tongue. No matter how many confidences he may receive, let him give none, fer the confident, as a class, is a betrayer. There are few people who will keep another man’s secret. One who receives a secret has another intimate friend to. whom he confides it, and that friend has another, and so the story travels from mouth to mouth, losing nothing en route, until suddenly everybody knows it and it is common talk. One tattler can spread a piece of news over a very wide territory. ‘Those who have had the experience know how exasperating it is to be questioned by some one, almiost a stranger, about matters which they fondly deemed to be butied in the deepest dungeons of secrecy. There are talkers—nota-. bly, some women—who can give a tale wider and quicker circulation than any newspaper could give it. As soon as they hear a startling item of information these inveterate and active gossips clap on their. hats and run out to whisper it to all their calling list. In half an hour they can tear the prefoundest secret to tatters and scatter its fragments to the winds, But women are not the enly tattlers, though they publish more secrets. than men do, for they have more time to give to the joyful task. Men are just as unreliable confidents as women are. Trust neither man nor woman—nor the green grass—with your secrets, else you will wear asses’ ears as Midas did. Human beings seem to have an itch for telling what they know. The man who is truly secretive, who can curb the propensity to tattle; is -net-only wise, but-is-also the possessor of a valuable asset. Men have lost fortunes by not being able to hold their tongues. Employers complain that they cannot find men who may be trusted with secrets. A habit of silence can be hired out fora salary. It is an excellent habit, but rare. Foolish vanity prompts most people to tell all they know. They relish the surprise of their hearers and delight to make dramatic effects in conversation. . Tattling, especially when spiced with exaggeration, is a form of boasting. Even when one can see no harm in publishing certain information, it is prudent to suppress it, unless by talking one will serve some good purpose. The man who knows all that another man knows, and something beside, has an advantage, a second barrel in reserve, as it were, which may be useful on’ some occasion. _ Noman should let others know how prosperous he is, or what prosperity he éxpects, for prosperity excites envy, the meanest and most malignant of passions. If one is-becoming rich, let him not be ostentatious, or the whole world will seem to conspire against him. If one is getting a large salary, let him pretend poverty, or envy will assail him with grumblings lies, detractions and splenetic criticism. It is marvelous = t putts people will take to injure a man who is thriving, but : in no wise injures these voluuteer enemies, }with their interests. ‘Therefore be silent. ° SO et acer ete eS E's. -) out his report to the City Trusteee as pany I of Grass Valley belong te the Second Regiment and with Company F of Woodland form the Third Batallion, of which Mejor P. F. Simonds of this city will be in. command. The Mejor intends to take his command intv vamp in far better condition than he did last time as a year ago he had not been in command eufficient time te allow him tocarry out his plans, Contral Shaft Flooded: Today, The Central Shaft, which has a perpendicular depth of over 1700 feet, struck into a large body of water today, which flooded the It is said that it will necessiGrase Valley tine. til heavi er machinery can beinstalled. The property is operated by the North Star Mines Company, and employs quite a large force of men, It is but a short time since good rock was struck in this mine, and ‘everything looked favorable for handsome returns. A Good Showing. City Clerk Sidney Peard hee made to the financial standing of the city, and it ie clear and concise. It shows that there isa balance in the treasury of 9,000. The total assessed value of property in the eorporate limits is $925,069, which at a tax rate of $1 on a $100 valuation will yield a revenue of $9,250.69. The principal andinterest of the water end sewer bonds to be paid this year amounts to $7,568 The fire fand will contain $1860, which will. be loaned tothe water and sewer fund. The new steel bridge, which will cost $10,164, will be all paid for this year by the withdrawal of the emall sum of $118 from the general fund. Cut by Figing Glass Some beys were playing catch in front of the New York Hotel at noon today, when one of the players allowed . the bell te pass him and it strack a

glass door in the building owned by Mrs,, Richards below Armory Hall, smashing it:to pieces. A young daugh ter of Antone Silva was passing at-the time and was struck by one of the flying pieces, which cut quite a gash in the back of her head. Dr. Muller atterribly annoying: but Backlen’s we nica Salve will cure the worst case of piles on earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily salve in the ah . aay Pov vst gg best rs box. Oure guaranteed. Sold by by W. org Vinton, . CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bigantare of a Piano Tuning. be here next week. * Leave orders: at }newadvertisement of W.D. Vinton in tate the shutting down of tha mine un-. tended the injured girl. M. L. & D. MARSH bare seas : ery an immense of Lumber of Job Coujdn’t Haye Stood It every kind, name and’ description. It be bad Itching Piles. They’re Any order can now be filled. ® can. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner, will regulate the. eutflow, The bill appropriates $50,000 for the purpcee of constracting a dam across the Truckee river at Lake*Tahee to raize the level of the lake six eet, the surplas water to be sold at $1 an acre for use in irrigating land ir Nevada. Mrs, L. Lubeck has a new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT in which she notifies her customers that she will dispose of her entire stock of millinery in her store here by July 8th. It will not. be opened again until September 15th. Something of interest to boys and girls may be learned by perusing the this evening’s TransoripT. It gives = partial list of the books ho has in stock that are suitable for yeung people, as he selected the lot with special reference to their wants. The Meadow Leke high school closed on Thursday of last week, three stadents graduating. All of them will attend the State University next term and will be able to euter without examination, as the school is accredited. The Oslifornia Gas Oompany, of which John Martin is president, last week purchased the gas works at Fresno.. Extensive improyements are te be made and the priee of fuel gas is to.be reduced to cue per thousand eubic feet. Commitice to Slarl. The Fioance Committee will start ‘at tomorrow morning to collect the ‘subscriptions for the Fourth of July celebration. Any who have not as yet subscribed may put their name down when the committee comes around. To Return to Nome. Charles Cairns, who has spent the winter here with his brother, James Cairns, and family, will leave to~morrow:for San Francisco, from which place he will return te Oape Nome. He has mining interests there. 2e--—_____ Ranch For Salé at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated nea’ Columbia Hill is offered ata bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf Call on Ea Schmidt when you~ want anything in the tobacco fine. tf ‘Now for Lumber suit you in.. Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We leo keep on hang MASURY’S PAINTS hich are absolutely wo every polos, ssa d saarantetd, clap ey Friday Ryening. —_—— There is.a great treat in store for all lovers of athletic sports who attend the exhibition to be given at Armory Hall on Friday evening of this week. The program has not as yet been arranged in the order in which the various feats will be presented but it will be published before the entertainment. In getting up the coming exhibition it has been the aim of those in charge to arrange for a variety so as to,please all who attend. Those who are to take part have all practiced diligently and a gentleman who is well ap in athletic sports, being a momber of.one of. the best clubs of San Francisco, made some very complementary remarks after witnessing the practice a few nights ago and said he was much surprised to see so much talent in a city of this size. One of the features which is looked. forward to by those interested in boxing ie a short bout between two members of Company OC, both of whom ‘have displayed considerable ability in the art.. Ap exceedingly. clever performer on the horizontal bar and the Spanish rings will exhibit his ability and will be assisted by several others. The double trapeeze work will be in the exhibition given a fow weeks age but new and more difficult feats will be presented. The white statue work and the pyramida will be among the attractions and to keep things from getting monotoneus a number of instrument and vocal selection will be rendered. After the entertainment dancing will be enjoyed and Wild’s orchestra Recommendations were also made for . . the appointment of deputy. Sheriffs for the occasion. Dancing will be} one of. the pleasures of the day, for which the best of music will be furpished. A large canvass will be epread over the platform, so that the 88idancers will be protected from the! sun’s rays. Taken altogether the day . will be one of much enjoyment. Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Harry Connor’s shows will be at the theater here Monday night and the old-time favorite, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” will be presented.. Mr. Connors will not only have one of the best dramatic companies headed by the famous minstrel, Billy Uourtright, . bat comes with all the scenic effects . necessary, and will give a more realisplay than has ever beforebeen witnessed in this city. Popular prices will prevail. The New Gas Plant bs Ladies and Obildren’s Knit Underwear. sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveles All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10o, 1 before buyin ready for the big time on the Fourth of Jaly and buy that new dress of us. tie and spectacular rendition of the! solo oF phe from $4 and upward. Maher & Co., Nevada Cit ld, is quite sick, azey will leave jon a few weeke Mamie Pond c avisit with Mre uson of Orego th. Esther Bandema ing her sister, M nning came do olay and left f here his wife ig: King and child: today for San. Jobn Evans lef! Francisce for th. Adair left today GREAT WASH Goons SALE Bee Window. Ladies, to day we place in one of our lar windows, some good thtagal 2, om in zone slcaves, sho ow neck and short slee fit of her healt! pe a ah 25e and 50c. Takes loos Wits retarne LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lot, G 00. , Larson is dow BIG NE SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Some nice things in thie lot, in both whitéas (. Jorgerson o a visit, ud Mrs, L. W raniteville. sisted . UTSIDE SKIRTS—white pique, white lawn, duck and erash and isale made. Big Sale of White Underskirts and Corset Covers going on now. Come and visit us, Heapeottalty” The work of tarring the new pipe for th» gas company is progressing favorably and will be finished in about a week. The machinery of the new plant is about all im place and work will be started to dig the ditch be-. tween the two towns in/ about two weeks and a large force of men will be employed. It is expected that the company will be able to furnish gas for both light and fuel by the middle of July or the lst of August,-at a price which will appeal to. the conwill farnish the music. sumer, en ct & SHAW COMDANY Hinvs seme aa to} Offer in 2 SPORTINGJGOODS. 3 ae 303 Savage Rifles Lefever Hammerless Shot fines = $30.00 Winchester Repeating Shot Guns $17.00 Try PETERS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS Cartridges and _you will use no other. until SEPTEMBER 16th, with our new Fall Btock. goes at half price. Come and see the Mrs. beck will be at the store ¢ Tuesday and Wednesday. Call and hee _ sacs Commercial 8t., Nevada Oity Yorr, June 2— jnbridge, who a death sentence @ was charged Yoho Wilkes Be as making his ¢ ting President J tpoplexy at hie Bainbridge and way home ¥ whom they unwi the river. 2 fal 10 G time ago James ed of the bratal Martin at Oou , 8nd sentenced banged, His 1 ve appealed to the young man SHE LiIsare aay My Entire Stock of MIL-.LAINEBERY. I will close our Nevada City store, JULY 8th. The store will not be open Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goods in our Nevada City ston Mill's Grass Val MRS. L. LUBECK, $19.00 iE lectro-Dental Parlors WW. D. Vinton’s. m8l-4t , Sear ew e Sx Es. These parlors are & branch of the El se ectre-Deneal Parlors = J. BRAND, = = The Jeweler } ( %& 6 The newest and latest breakfast and heelth £004. Minty prison for { & & It requires'no cooking and can be eaten right New York bas & «¢ from the : ‘ 4 € = Itsthe be whialeal the wheat with Barley malt in half, ( .&@ «€ flakes, and it’s cooked. ——+0= ‘ GCE PER LARGE PAGKAGE, 16 mpera }C. E. Mulloy, Grocer §...03 TOR lO NN ON OT sien a ie Aas New York 62, coherent ia 66, Washingt rex oe oo __-GEere*volis 74, Oi Sil “ ee waa. ° d ES SC Silverware of All Kinds fi twice a penne FS pat ° . Bennett is in] Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, Fc bts sh Cold Meat. Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, order by mail. Butter Knives, Cream abi ic Olive Spoons. ————+.0@2-+ SINESS Jewelry of All Kind Pracin and Neatly Repaired he . te insurance st hoicest. brands be found a MOhambers, ' hnd is now se five cents a EE oot ti of Sacramento, Mery, Tr 7 SSeS ‘Handsome ¢ Clocks : want a g00 steolately Srdi-cless wert other conveniences for doing piney poe and inal ‘They ‘are all guarantee a, teen ae att work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other None Aevies. Ones rices. are He pene ered youre OUR PRICES . 4 best balf and bh fall Uoper or L ‘ R at 9 7st ak rete SOIC BANG ..50c Lp A. & H, W. tung Md hot lunch oer No cherge for Extracting when plates are 80 GENTS, H ar i ne eal Phose Main 633. ; -R. BE. SMITH, D. D D.s. oy. a choloe et Masonic Bullding,_up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City. — W8ys on han