June 30, 1902 (4 pages)

Se ak Ages oat terest ae tenes Veet nea ae Byflal, + * a therein the danger lies. id order, errant ae ame ee events NEVADA CIty DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN é& CALEING, PRorrirerors, — Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION: $6 Per Year . By Carrier, wa . Delivered to ahy"part offithe city. 12 t-2c Per Wee mONDAY. peor eten ec eeeeereeserece tenes ou «eden cbnees oe cexavass June 30, 1902 “TOY PISTOLS. T IS YOUNG AMERICA’S DELIGHT to make a noise, especially when it gets near the Fourth of July. That is natural and probably harmless as far as the noise goes. This year, however, many of the boys are ‘supplied with pistols which shoot blank cartridges, and A blank cartridge in the hands of a boy is just as dangerous asa .38 in the hands of an adult, and still the latter is prohibited by law. in allowing the boys every legitimate opportunity to celebrate, yet we believe this “toy” pistol practice should be suppressed. -If it isn’t, somebody will get seriously hurt. The results of toy pistol practice are not only on the increase. in the smaller towns of California, but also to an alarming extent in the larger cities. toy pistol is responsible for nearly every case treated at the ‘city hospitals. during this month alone thirty-seven small boys have sustained injury from these “warlike playthings. Included in ‘these thirty-seven cases is one repeater, and each visit to the The Fourth of hospital cost the victim a finger. youngster took a shot with a blank cartridge at the index finger of his left hand. He shattered the digit and ran bleeding and howling to his mother, who confiscated and destroyed the pistol before taking the young warrior to the Two days later he was back at the hospi-— Harbor Hospital. tal with another finger in ribbons. confiscation judgment and to console Willie for his suffering ‘had bought a new pistol. The boys of Nevada City in this regard and the TRANSCRIPT has not had occasion to record an accident of this nature for many years. is notelling what may happen if they persist in carrying or using cartridge pistols, and experimenting with them. — The city authorities in various places have now taken steps to stop the promiscuous use of these firearms during ‘the Fourth of July season, them a misdemeanor. City Marshal Shearer of this. city and his assistants propose this cases of this kind that come to they have wisely concluded that the toy pistols must go. They are dangerous and we think the officers are eer in their determination to put a stop to their use. Shika Boys, take warning! While we believe In San Francisco the July is two weeks away, but Prior to the first visit one bardment of the city. b Haytlal, * > > ® Coronation {0 Cark HaytTIAN, June 30—The government fleet under the command of Admiral Killick has commenced the bomThis action was taken without giving notification to the foreign Consuls, who, under the protection of their flag, are embarking on a government gunboat. There were several lively engagements between the fleet and the revolutionists, and there was heavy firing from the north all day yesterday. The foreign residents are in great danger. Deep regret is expressed that there are no foreign warships here. >RVRP RH RF olen the King’s recovery. Lonpon, June 30—A report has been circulated that the coronation of King Edward will occur in September. The continued improvement of the King is announced. Last night was passed without incident and the latest bulle— ting says: “Royal patient's s condition is entirely satisfactory.” There is great rejoicing all through the kingdom over Mother had relented her have been specially fortunate But there by making the carrying of year to interfere with any their notice on, hereafter, for Chief and Assistant The annual election for Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief of the fire department will be held on Monday, July 28th, at the City Hall. Polls will open at 12 o’clcek and close at 8 o’clock. George A. Legg, the candidete for Chief, is one one of the most enterprising of our business men, and is one of the best firemen in town. Al K. Snell, the candidate for Assistavt Chief, is of a stardy nature and always ready’ to Fespond to a fire alarm. Was No Good. The game of baseball at Glenbrook . Park yesterday between the Auroras of Grass Valley and their regular nine, _ wasas poor an exhibition of baseball as has ever been foisted upon the public: The Regulars simply played tag with the Auroras, and such exhibitions are very likely to throw the national game into disfavor. The Regulars won by a soere of 28 to 8. ‘Register Again. All parties who registered with George Cloud at Washington will have to re-register, as all the documents were burned up in this morning’s fire. Voters should take-heed and see that their names are pleced on record. George will be prepared in a. in. days ted — list the utara The Native Sons will entertain the visiting Natives on the Fourth of July ina royal manner. They will have turkeys and chiekens galore, and ev-erythiug else that goes to make apa first-class spread. Hydraulic Parlor is noted for its hospitality, but on this eccasion they will outdo themselves. Eastern Star Attention, : ‘All members of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O.'E.8., are requested to be present at their meeting on Tuesdey evening, July 1st. Worthy Grand Metron Mrs, Giberson will be present. Mas, Kats Revno.ps, Worthy moan . Dr. C. W Chapman. Local Brevities. A large and up-to date merry-goround arrived here last night and will be put up on the Native Son’s lot on Commercial street. Itisa fine piece of machinery. The clothing stores of Nevada City will keep open every evening until after the Fourth, for the accommodation of their patrone, After the Fourth they will close at 7:30 o’clock as usual. Corkers All Right. The Corkera of Nevada City went to North Bloomfield yesterday and took the boys of that town into camp. The game was a “corker” from stait to fiuisb, and there was ne doubt as to the outcome at any time. The Nevada boys won easily, and were royally entertained. The score was 27 te 8. @ We don’t want you to forget the baby show on the 5th. To Our Credit. SaceaMENTO, June 28,—Governor Gage has officially declared the 5tb of July a legal boliday, upon the request of the citizens of Nevada City. W. H. Crawford in hie new advertisement teday calls the attention of the pablic to the fact that hebas made a great reduction in the price of millinery in order to get ready for his fall stock. 7e Several new prizes have been secured for the baby show at Armory Hall on the 5th. Firemen, Attention! You are hereby notified Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief Engineer will be held at the City Hall on Monday, July 28, 1902. Polls will be operied at.5 o’clock and closed at 8 o'clock. Judges—R. Sandow and "Clesks—P.G. Scadden and HATIVE DAUGHTERS Will Entertain Their than-an election for Friends During the Celebration. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters have made arrangements to entertain their friends and visiting members of their order at Pythian Castle on July 4th and 5th. The Parlor has taken a great deal of interest in the coming celebration and the members are now hard at work decorating a beautiful float torepresent them in the parade. They also have in charge the decorating of the Goddess of Liberty’s float, which promises to be as pretty as any ever seen here. The ability of the ladies of Laurel Parlor as entertainers is well known and it is safe to say that all who fall into their hands will be royally treated. Personal Mention. Miss Oarrie Neffziger of San Jose is bere on a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. Naffziger. L. L. Gaffney returned last evening from Stockton, where he bas been buying a new coach for the Downieville line, Jobn German, Jr., returned last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for North San Juan. J. G. Davison and J. W. Willie of Sacramento arrived here en this morning’s train. Jas, McBride arrived here thie morning from San Francisco. H. Baldwin and ©. 8S. Jones are here from San Francisco, BR. T. Heath of San Francisco is in town, W. H. Wayman left this morning for Pike City, after a visit to San Franeisco. Superintendent H. W. Morris is down from the Yuba mine at Maybert. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McOormick, V. McCormick, I. McCormick and 8, McCormick arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. F. A; Tames is here from New York. W. W. Tarney left this morning for Camptonville. P. L. Waldron and wife are here from Graniteville. — D. Buroughs of Santa Rosa is in this city. E. Schuerr is up from Sacramento. P. A. Fodrini and M, A. Fodrivi are over from North Sen Juan. W. L. Short is here from si Francisco. W. B. Meek, the well. known merchant of Camptonville, is in town. ‘John Griessel is down from North Bloomfield. : T. F. Rourke and Eugene Hegarty came down from Moores Fiat today on their way to San Fraacisco. D. J. Moore came down from Graniteville today, en route for San Francisco. . A I. Zekind is here from San Francisco. Father Grant is Francigco, here from San Bring around ‘your babies on the INST QUARANTINE Smallpox is Prevalent . tribution granted. But No Danger Is Apprehended. The rumor prevailed at this city today tbat on account of smallpox prevailing at Grass Valley that city would probably ,ba quarantined. There seems to be no grounds for the uneasiness felt by some, for, while there area number of cases of smallpox in a light--torm prevailent “at Grass Valley, the situation is not at all alarming and. the health authorities have matters well in hand. Every precaution possible is being taken to keep the disease from spreading and a strict quarantine is kept on all houses where cases prevail, The rumor probably started from the fact that it has been stated that at the meeting.to be held tomorrow night by the City Board of Health some business of much importance will be transacted, but we this afternoon learned that the matter referred to was in the line of bettering conditions along the ditch from which the city gets its water supply. Another Game. There was a hard hitting game of between the Colts and Athletics of this city. The Colts won by a score of 80 to 18. Squion, the cateher for the Athletics, was struck by a ball and knocked out in the bimeacy inning’ Court “Noles. The following basiness was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate of Hepsy Austin, deceased. Estate of M; P, Peaslee, deceased, Settlement of final account and disEstate of David Fitzgerald, deceased: John Stennett, James MoOCaffey and Thomas Rogers, appointed appraisers. Ordered that the decree be entered: Mrs. Jobn Eddie, Sr., Gold Tunnel mine and Hamilton Eddie of this city, died at Sandrown, Obio, a few days ago. She was aged 72 years. Should Decorate. their patriotism, . we Bth. They have a chance of winning A. B. Wolf. a velaable prize, his welfare that is pbesible: AFTERNOON OF ATM. List of Events That baseball at Conley’s field yesterday, . . Estate of J. J. Lyons, deceased. saaehan of Superintendent Jobn Eddie of the ‘The general committee of the celebration on the Fourth of July requests the citizens of Nevada City, who live on the line of march, to decorate their} GOLD places on thet day and thas ee J.B. Tally will have to have babies ~ Milled and tir, Coffett Injured The father was found near the wagon naogasclons and seri: . ously injured, his life being despaired of. ‘taken to Moores’ Flat, where everything is aie: done for . Tim Coughlin and John Goffete . Jr. drove over yesterday, and the remains will be brought to. this city for burial. One of the saddest events that has occurred in Nevada. county for many years took place ou Saturday night, w the young son of John Goffett was thrown from ‘his father’s wagon and killed, Roy Goffett, the child; had been living at Grass Valley with Mrs. F. Coughlin, and the father went down Saturday to bring liim to Moore’s Flat to spend his vacation, but he was destined to not enjoy it. reaching the summit of the hill, near Pete J ohnson’s place, Mr, Goffett lost control of the team and they dashed against . the bank, throwing the child to his death. As Joe Vizzard and Hunt Johnson were going home from a dance at 1 o'clock Sunday morning they ‘found the team tangled up in the pines, and going a little further found the lifeless body of the child lying in the middle of the road twenty feet below the Milton ditch. The skull of the child was fractured and . when . Just after be RambaringRovoltionsts (SAD DEATH OF Alp." John ets Tam Rus Avay, ts Son The Tidings-Telegraph of Saturday contained the following item : Posters were posted today announe‘jug an excursion to Aaburn on July 4th to witness a baseball game between the Newcastle team and the Grass Valley club. son‘ the people in mass meeting assembled decided to accept the invitation of the citizens of Nevada Olty to. celebrate with them and the invi tation was accepted in good faith, and we believe a large majority of our . people are going te Nevada City to rticipate in the feativities, It is to regretted that counter i are offered which will attract rang even though it be a small portion, to any other place, and we can aseure our Nevada Oity friends that Grass Valley was sincere when its invitation wae . accepted, . there in force on July 4th. ‘Grass Valley People. ¥ Will Keep Good Faith. and our oltizens will Early in the seaDNDAY. vos. Adam Scott is siness trip to rank Nelso enbrook car om a visid to § Mrs. M. Calat han arrived he this city yest Miss Eva At aff is here on illiams, Mr. and Mrs ranciseo passe orning ea rou a visit to M1 Mobley. Robert And orning for at Louis Roettic Henry Metze nion Hotel } tack of erysip yYather Gilm hurch of this ashington yet . A. Quigley friends in tl Mr. Sanders, There will betwo games of bareh at Glenbrook Park next Sunday , at that time it is expected that aij » attend wil get more than 4 money’s worth. The Grass Vai) were to have played the Lash’s Bitt team of San Francisco on Satard; but in order not to interfere with pat. off till Sunday, when the Nevad will alao cross bats with ‘the visito: Manager Armétrong of the Grags V, leys is confident that his ning be able to shew the visitors that the goed ball players do not reside the Bay, and Manager Loiter of Nevadas expects to have his men good trim by that time. The Bay'g ba ig said to be a strong one and has w quite a number of games this segsd se, OD & Visit Goffett was . ——————————————— Will Transpire On That Occasion. The afternoon of the Fourth of July will be an occasion that will long be will be given for the different events. Following are-some of the events that will take place and the prizes that will be given: Water fight at Plaza, between teams of firemen, $10, Greased pig race, winner to have pig. Foot race, for which a special prize will be given. Fat men’s race, keg of beer. Ladies’ race, pair of gloves, Band concert. Race for men over od years of age, hat. Scrambling for nickels. Indian race, sack of flour. Three-legged race, $1 50. Free-for-all race, $1.50. Wheelbarrow rece, $1.50. Long jump, $1 50. remembered, and a long list. of prizes . . Side jump, $l. , Ladies’ race, $1.50. Fat ladies’ race, $2. 150-yard race, $150. Firemen’s race with carts, $5. Bieyole race, 5 to ethciie $2.50. FOURTH OF mY, Call Around and Get Your Check from — the Committee. The meeting of the general commiting will be one of the most important that has yet been held. The chairmen of the different committees are . checks for the amounts which they have been allowed. ‘The reports tonight will be final and everything is vada county. eee oePrince Albert Lodge, Sons of St. Two tug-of war contests, $5 each. Men’s race, keg of beer. candidates and bad a good time. LEGG & SHAY (ONDA price No Op cl. hereby notified to call and get their . } now in readiness for the grandest cele. { bration that has ever been held in Ne. George, Saturday night initiated two . ? 5Oa00006 ©OOOO Qe © é tee.of: the. Fourth.cf.July-this-evens er Maher & Co. E. E. Stark apcisco, W. H. Tatth @nsiness trip to Judge J. 8 ening from & ns been for th le J.J. Fury ol Kx me ba visit tod. . a0 Oy] By. J. Ott ar 1 ] : Oy ve been to-t Pa 8 : <p] Mate and Sara . Cl) b Bo) weeks, will Sag ; (ar Ed German i ‘ han. ea MAHER & COv’S Store will keep ox) Bird. Furth « Kn open evenings, until the Fourth of . [a. fF 3 en veg * ‘ (o} Acramento, = July, as long as any business is to . . Qiur. ana Mre * ° e . Cyr) ay be done Commencing pe this i. beast CI ' 39, Ly Cir (Monday) night. W. Blew Evans . 09, on pan, of) py Mr. and Mt ve been visit rned here la orning for 8 Ed. Loomis : orning for P Miss 8, Bear here on a vit ‘Turt OUISVILLE, ISN 929, ctx Kip Se Sack BO GER fi Wack 5 m Bryant, t y night of hen the Ame Only Three From Many. F=<-* y Oaptain . a ‘ bins und gape of his phy S PICED NUTS igh dpe diya ay elle tineliee the race, E than a walnut, They are iced and then covered with Hime on a cou powdered suger. 20 cents per pound, » train he LADY FINGERS A small delicate cake. .20 cons ‘WALNUT CREAMS re walnut in center. One pound, 20 cents. C. E. Mulloy, Grocer an EO Ad ck, and bis ion so that hich he sai buld ever 6 or be was bi since tl ee cake, covered with marshmellow and iced, with as veiw iwawieas The ¢ Saturday af lard of direc ricultaral . best equipped Dental atsolately first-class’ degtists. i OouUR. WNS, 22 Karat. . BRIDGE work, per tooth. . Spee @@" No charge for ame when Phone Main 633. 2 on the 5th, s * __ Are Located Here Permanently : with all the modern ELECTRICAL aud other conveniences for doing ily Paes Upper or a ag pod oe gay A <¢0 PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 GENTS. ordered, % Tiaseale bubéthig, wp susie &, Pine Street, Nevada City. Ottices on the Coast and All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other PRICES sec fekd Sasa y dally be 2.00 U CLEANING. seeeresereeses sees: SUC Lp plates are R.E. SMITH, D. D. Ss. ed _ them. Washington sold at a very low Sosueiner Spoons. oo ‘We havo an elegant line of of Engraved Weak peng Part ete, These make ] Jeseley of All Kind . Promaly and Neatly Repaired) ND, -The Jeweler —SELL—— = ld at Grass ; : oe muel Gran : That’s r rice with us is no.object just now. We're 4 % _. stocked taht, rt ey i of our reac al stock at any p ( Beart: a We can’t afford to it, and as a result you get the bed edi ree7ers All our TRIMMED HATS go regardless of value, Everymeided that f . @lge in same proportion. Oome in and see for yourself.Mive a pavil aK trouble to show you these goods. We ean please you. rt, The dé Re, MEN raided foes cca tga stoen phcieas $1 75 . Nevada City. + MRS. L. LUBECK, Grass Vi latter pe DOI oi Sinscss enc ieiisckadce. 2 COOL. _Mr bit and 1 3 quarts ... W ccanuhesBarasie es less 2 OS tes Be e teed, GUE NB ie ic aes See 2 soll Se . ae saaaeane Don't Get Left---Be on Ting“ Foley, the Reirigerators We have an elegant line of OLOoKs and WATOHES of all nkle at . ' makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time a ai i try a gra : You will not be behind time if you bave one of our Watcnes oh $8.50 $10 $1250 $14.00 or clocks in your possession Gad cal Upon it. If you nil a a ae aes ' Watch or Clock that does not work well and needs repairing mtains a S stent bring it to us, We will fixit. That's our specialty. Try "% : = see Our is 1. A. Dax Window Display A. & H. W. H rtung:= sees a ome to Nev: E . t D Wratchmakers a the ec ro 2 en a 7 ar ors PHONE WEST 14, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CI 4 PRPPSD oo ret eget Oolley Br DR. R. E. SMITH ® ee a ies wil These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal li . ee established nearly four years cen Ona rr stall ment: best Har The finest “ty in Ney the store , land 300 re the Lone spoons. Cal engravings ® mpion mine, @ourenlr r Spoons, and are in He — considered. pe and Wing gau RID stock ves and mess, OU Pe. Hank and .

Se ak Ages oat terest ae tenes Veet nea ae Byflal, + * a therein the danger lies. id order, errant ae ame ee events NEVADA CIty DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN é& CALEING, PRorrirerors, — Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION: $6 Per Year . By Carrier, wa . Delivered to ahy"part offithe city. 12 t-2c Per Wee mONDAY. peor eten ec eeeeereeserece tenes ou «eden cbnees oe cexavass June 30, 1902 “TOY PISTOLS. T IS YOUNG AMERICA’S DELIGHT to make a noise, especially when it gets near the Fourth of July. That is natural and probably harmless as far as the noise goes. This year, however, many of the boys are ‘supplied with pistols which shoot blank cartridges, and A blank cartridge in the hands of a boy is just as dangerous asa .38 in the hands of an adult, and still the latter is prohibited by law. in allowing the boys every legitimate opportunity to celebrate, yet we believe this “toy” pistol practice should be suppressed. -If it isn’t, somebody will get seriously hurt. The results of toy pistol practice are not only on the increase. in the smaller towns of California, but also to an alarming extent in the larger cities. toy pistol is responsible for nearly every case treated at the ‘city hospitals. during this month alone thirty-seven small boys have sustained injury from these “warlike playthings. Included in ‘these thirty-seven cases is one repeater, and each visit to the The Fourth of hospital cost the victim a finger. youngster took a shot with a blank cartridge at the index finger of his left hand. He shattered the digit and ran bleeding and howling to his mother, who confiscated and destroyed the pistol before taking the young warrior to the Two days later he was back at the hospi-— Harbor Hospital. tal with another finger in ribbons. confiscation judgment and to console Willie for his suffering ‘had bought a new pistol. The boys of Nevada City in this regard and the TRANSCRIPT has not had occasion to record an accident of this nature for many years. is notelling what may happen if they persist in carrying or using cartridge pistols, and experimenting with them. — The city authorities in various places have now taken steps to stop the promiscuous use of these firearms during ‘the Fourth of July season, them a misdemeanor. City Marshal Shearer of this. city and his assistants propose this cases of this kind that come to they have wisely concluded that the toy pistols must go. They are dangerous and we think the officers are eer in their determination to put a stop to their use. Shika Boys, take warning! While we believe In San Francisco the July is two weeks away, but Prior to the first visit one bardment of the city. b Haytlal, * > > ® Coronation {0 Cark HaytTIAN, June 30—The government fleet under the command of Admiral Killick has commenced the bomThis action was taken without giving notification to the foreign Consuls, who, under the protection of their flag, are embarking on a government gunboat. There were several lively engagements between the fleet and the revolutionists, and there was heavy firing from the north all day yesterday. The foreign residents are in great danger. Deep regret is expressed that there are no foreign warships here. >RVRP RH RF olen the King’s recovery. Lonpon, June 30—A report has been circulated that the coronation of King Edward will occur in September. The continued improvement of the King is announced. Last night was passed without incident and the latest bulle— ting says: “Royal patient's s condition is entirely satisfactory.” There is great rejoicing all through the kingdom over Mother had relented her have been specially fortunate But there by making the carrying of year to interfere with any their notice on, hereafter, for Chief and Assistant The annual election for Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief of the fire department will be held on Monday, July 28th, at the City Hall. Polls will open at 12 o’clcek and close at 8 o’clock. George A. Legg, the candidete for Chief, is one one of the most enterprising of our business men, and is one of the best firemen in town. Al K. Snell, the candidate for Assistavt Chief, is of a stardy nature and always ready’ to Fespond to a fire alarm. Was No Good. The game of baseball at Glenbrook . Park yesterday between the Auroras of Grass Valley and their regular nine, _ wasas poor an exhibition of baseball as has ever been foisted upon the public: The Regulars simply played tag with the Auroras, and such exhibitions are very likely to throw the national game into disfavor. The Regulars won by a soere of 28 to 8. ‘Register Again. All parties who registered with George Cloud at Washington will have to re-register, as all the documents were burned up in this morning’s fire. Voters should take-heed and see that their names are pleced on record. George will be prepared in a. in. days ted — list the utara The Native Sons will entertain the visiting Natives on the Fourth of July ina royal manner. They will have turkeys and chiekens galore, and ev-erythiug else that goes to make apa first-class spread. Hydraulic Parlor is noted for its hospitality, but on this eccasion they will outdo themselves. Eastern Star Attention, : ‘All members of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O.'E.8., are requested to be present at their meeting on Tuesdey evening, July 1st. Worthy Grand Metron Mrs, Giberson will be present. Mas, Kats Revno.ps, Worthy moan . Dr. C. W Chapman. Local Brevities. A large and up-to date merry-goround arrived here last night and will be put up on the Native Son’s lot on Commercial street. Itisa fine piece of machinery. The clothing stores of Nevada City will keep open every evening until after the Fourth, for the accommodation of their patrone, After the Fourth they will close at 7:30 o’clock as usual. Corkers All Right. The Corkera of Nevada City went to North Bloomfield yesterday and took the boys of that town into camp. The game was a “corker” from stait to fiuisb, and there was ne doubt as to the outcome at any time. The Nevada boys won easily, and were royally entertained. The score was 27 te 8. @ We don’t want you to forget the baby show on the 5th. To Our Credit. SaceaMENTO, June 28,—Governor Gage has officially declared the 5tb of July a legal boliday, upon the request of the citizens of Nevada City. W. H. Crawford in hie new advertisement teday calls the attention of the pablic to the fact that hebas made a great reduction in the price of millinery in order to get ready for his fall stock. 7e Several new prizes have been secured for the baby show at Armory Hall on the 5th. Firemen, Attention! You are hereby notified Chief Engineer and Assistant Chief Engineer will be held at the City Hall on Monday, July 28, 1902. Polls will be operied at.5 o’clock and closed at 8 o'clock. Judges—R. Sandow and "Clesks—P..G. Scadden and HATIVE DAUGHTERS Will Entertain Their than-an election for Friends During the Celebration. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters have made arrangements to entertain their friends and visiting members of their order at Pythian Castle on July 4th and 5th. The Parlor has taken a great deal of interest in the coming celebration and the members are now hard at work decorating a beautiful float torepresent them in the parade. They also have in charge the decorating of the Goddess of Liberty’s float, which promises to be as pretty as any ever seen here. The ability of the ladies of Laurel Parlor as entertainers is well known and it is safe to say that all who fall into their hands will be royally treated. Personal Mention. Miss Oarrie Neffziger of San Jose is bere on a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. Naffziger. L. L. Gaffney returned last evening from Stockton, where he bas been buying a new coach for the Downieville line, Jobn German, Jr., returned last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for North San Juan. J. G. Davison and J. W. Willie of Sacramento arrived here en this morning’s train. Jas, McBride arrived here thie morning from San Francisco. H. Baldwin and ©. 8S. Jones are here from San Francisco, BR. T. Heath of San Francisco is in town, W. H. Wayman left this morning for Pike City, after a visit to San Franeisco. Superintendent H. W. Morris is down from the Yuba mine at Maybert. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McOormick, V. McCormick, I. McCormick and 8, McCormick arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. F. A; Tames is here from New York. W. W. Tarney left this morning for Camptonville. P. L. Waldron and wife are here from Graniteville. — D. Buroughs of Santa Rosa is in this city. E. Schuerr is up from Sacramento. P. A. Fodrini and M, A. Fodrivi are over from North Sen Juan. W. L. Short is here from si Francisco. W. B. Meek, the well. known merchant of Camptonville, is in town. ‘John Griessel is down from North Bloomfield. : T. F. Rourke and Eugene Hegarty came down from Moores Fiat today on their way to San Fraacisco. D. J. Moore came down from Graniteville today, en route for San Francisco. . A I. Zekind is here from San Francisco. Father Grant is Francigco, here from San Bring around ‘your babies on the INST QUARANTINE Smallpox is Prevalent . tribution granted. But No Danger Is Apprehended. The rumor prevailed at this city today tbat on account of smallpox prevailing at Grass Valley that city would probably ,ba quarantined. There seems to be no grounds for the uneasiness felt by some, for, while there area number of cases of smallpox in a light--torm prevailent “at Grass Valley, the situation is not at all alarming and. the health authorities have matters well in hand. Every precaution possible is being taken to keep the disease from spreading and a strict quarantine is kept on all houses where cases prevail, The rumor probably started from the fact that it has been stated that at the meeting.to be held tomorrow night by the City Board of Health some business of much importance will be transacted, but we this afternoon learned that the matter referred to was in the line of bettering conditions along the ditch from which the city gets its water supply. Another Game. There was a hard hitting game of between the Colts and Athletics of this city. The Colts won by a score of 80 to 18. Squion, the cateher for the Athletics, was struck by a ball and knocked out in the bimeacy inning’ Court “Noles. The following basiness was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Jadge F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate of Hepsy Austin, deceased. Estate of M; P, Peaslee, deceased, Settlement of final account and disEstate of David Fitzgerald, deceased: John Stennett, James MoOCaffey and Thomas Rogers, appointed appraisers. Ordered that the decree be entered: Mrs. Jobn Eddie, Sr., Gold Tunnel mine and Hamilton Eddie of this city, died at Sandrown, Obio, a few days ago. She was aged 72 years. Should Decorate. their patriotism, . we Bth. They have a chance of winning A. B. Wolf. a velaable prize, his welfare that is pbesible: AFTERNOON OF ATM. List of Events That baseball at Conley’s field yesterday, . . Estate of J. J. Lyons, deceased. saaehan of Superintendent Jobn Eddie of the ‘The general committee of the celebration on the Fourth of July requests the citizens of Nevada City, who live on the line of march, to decorate their} GOLD places on thet day and thas ee J.B. Tally will have to have babies ~ Milled and tir, Coffett Injured The father was found near the wagon naogasclons and seri: . ously injured, his life being despaired of. ‘taken to Moores’ Flat, where everything is aie: done for . Tim Coughlin and John Goffete . Jr. drove over yesterday, and the remains will be brought to.

this city for burial. One of the saddest events that has occurred in Nevada. county for many years took place ou Saturday night, w the young son of John Goffett was thrown from ‘his father’s wagon and killed, Roy Goffett, the child; had been living at Grass Valley with Mrs. F. Coughlin, and the father went down Saturday to bring liim to Moore’s Flat to spend his vacation, but he was destined to not enjoy it. reaching the summit of the hill, near Pete J ohnson’s place, Mr, Goffett lost control of the team and they dashed against . the bank, throwing the child to his death. As Joe Vizzard and Hunt Johnson were going home from a dance at 1 o'clock Sunday morning they ‘found the team tangled up in the pines, and going a little further found the lifeless body of the child lying in the middle of the road twenty feet below the Milton ditch. The skull of the child was fractured and . when . Just after be RambaringRovoltionsts (SAD DEATH OF Alp." John ets Tam Rus Avay, ts Son The Tidings-Telegraph of Saturday contained the following item : Posters were posted today announe‘jug an excursion to Aaburn on July 4th to witness a baseball game between the Newcastle team and the Grass Valley club. son‘ the people in mass meeting assembled decided to accept the invitation of the citizens of Nevada Olty to. celebrate with them and the invi tation was accepted in good faith, and we believe a large majority of our . people are going te Nevada City to rticipate in the feativities, It is to regretted that counter i are offered which will attract rang even though it be a small portion, to any other place, and we can aseure our Nevada Oity friends that Grass Valley was sincere when its invitation wae . accepted, . there in force on July 4th. ‘Grass Valley People. ¥ Will Keep Good Faith. and our oltizens will Early in the seaDNDAY. vos. Adam Scott is siness trip to rank Nelso enbrook car om a visid to § Mrs. M. Calat han arrived he this city yest Miss Eva At aff is here on illiams, Mr. and Mrs ranciseo passe orning ea rou a visit to M1 Mobley. Robert And orning for at Louis Roettic Henry Metze nion Hotel } tack of erysip yYather Gilm hurch of this ashington yet . A. Quigley friends in tl Mr. Sanders, There will betwo games of bareh at Glenbrook Park next Sunday , at that time it is expected that aij » attend wil get more than 4 money’s worth. The Grass Vai) were to have played the Lash’s Bitt team of San Francisco on Satard; but in order not to interfere with pat. off till Sunday, when the Nevad will alao cross bats with ‘the visito: Manager Armétrong of the Grags V, leys is confident that his ning be able to shew the visitors that the goed ball players do not reside the Bay, and Manager Loiter of Nevadas expects to have his men good trim by that time. The Bay'g ba ig said to be a strong one and has w quite a number of games this segsd se, OD & Visit Goffett was . ——————————————— Will Transpire On That Occasion. The afternoon of the Fourth of July will be an occasion that will long be will be given for the different events. Following are-some of the events that will take place and the prizes that will be given: Water fight at Plaza, between teams of firemen, $10, Greased pig race, winner to have pig. Foot race, for which a special prize will be given. Fat men’s race, keg of beer. Ladies’ race, pair of gloves, Band concert. Race for men over od years of age, hat. Scrambling for nickels. Indian race, sack of flour. Three-legged race, $1 50. Free-for-all race, $1.50. Wheelbarrow rece, $1.50. Long jump, $1 50. remembered, and a long list. of prizes . . Side jump, $l. , Ladies’ race, $1.50. Fat ladies’ race, $2. 150-yard race, $150. Firemen’s race with carts, $5. Bieyole race, 5 to ethciie $2.50. FOURTH OF mY, Call Around and Get Your Check from — the Committee. The meeting of the general commiting will be one of the most important that has yet been held. The chairmen of the different committees are . checks for the amounts which they have been allowed. ‘The reports tonight will be final and everything is vada county. eee oePrince Albert Lodge, Sons of St. Two tug-of war contests, $5 each. Men’s race, keg of beer. candidates and bad a good time. LEGG & SHAY (ONDA price No Op cl. hereby notified to call and get their . } now in readiness for the grandest cele. { bration that has ever been held in Ne. George, Saturday night initiated two . ? 5Oa00006 ©OOOO Qe © é tee.of: the. Fourth.cf.July-this-evens er Maher & Co. E. E. Stark apcisco, W. H. Tatth @nsiness trip to Judge J. 8 ening from & ns been for th le J.J. Fury ol Kx me ba visit tod. . a0 Oy] By. J. Ott ar 1 ] : Oy ve been to-t Pa 8 : <p] Mate and Sara . Cl) b Bo) weeks, will Sag ; (ar Ed German i ‘ han. ea MAHER & COv’S Store will keep ox) Bird. Furth « Kn open evenings, until the Fourth of . [a. fF 3 en veg * ‘ (o} Acramento, = July, as long as any business is to . . Qiur. ana Mre * ° e . Cyr) ay be done Commencing pe this i. beast CI ' 39, Ly Cir (Monday) night. W. Blew Evans . 09, on pan, of) py Mr. and Mt ve been visit rned here la orning for 8 Ed. Loomis : orning for P Miss 8, Bear here on a vit ‘Turt OUISVILLE, ISN 929, ctx Kip Se Sack BO GER fi Wack 5 m Bryant, t y night of hen the Ame Only Three From Many. F=<-* y Oaptain . a ‘ bins und gape of his phy S PICED NUTS igh dpe diya ay elle tineliee the race, E than a walnut, They are iced and then covered with Hime on a cou powdered suger. 20 cents per pound, » train he LADY FINGERS A small delicate cake. .20 cons ‘WALNUT CREAMS re walnut in center. One pound, 20 cents. C. E. Mulloy, Grocer an EO Ad ck, and bis ion so that hich he sai buld ever 6 or be was bi since tl ee cake, covered with marshmellow and iced, with as veiw iwawieas The ¢ Saturday af lard of direc ricultaral . best equipped Dental atsolately first-class’ degtists. i OouUR. WNS, 22 Karat. . BRIDGE work, per tooth. . Spee @@" No charge for ame when Phone Main 633. 2 on the 5th, s * __ Are Located Here Permanently : with all the modern ELECTRICAL aud other conveniences for doing ily Paes Upper or a ag pod oe gay A <¢0 PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 GENTS. ordered, % Tiaseale bubéthig, wp susie &, Pine Street, Nevada City. Ottices on the Coast and All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other PRICES sec fekd Sasa y dally be 2.00 U CLEANING. seeeresereeses sees: SUC Lp plates are R.E. SMITH, D. D. Ss. ed _ them. Washington sold at a very low Sosueiner Spoons. oo ‘We havo an elegant line of of Engraved Weak peng Part ete, These make ] Jeseley of All Kind . Promaly and Neatly Repaired) ND, -The Jeweler —SELL—— = ld at Grass ; : oe muel Gran : That’s r rice with us is no.object just now. We're 4 % _. stocked taht, rt ey i of our reac al stock at any p ( Beart: a We can’t afford to it, and as a result you get the bed edi ree7ers All our TRIMMED HATS go regardless of value, Everymeided that f . @lge in same proportion. Oome in and see for yourself.Mive a pavil aK trouble to show you these goods. We ean please you. rt, The dé Re, MEN raided foes cca tga stoen phcieas $1 75 . Nevada City. + MRS. L. LUBECK, Grass Vi latter pe DOI oi Sinscss enc ieiisckadce. 2 COOL. _Mr bit and 1 3 quarts ...... W ccanuhesBarasie es less 2 OS tes Be e teed, GUE NB ie ic aes See 2 soll Se . ae saaaeane Don't Get Left---Be on Ting“ Foley, the Reirigerators We have an elegant line of OLOoKs and WATOHES of all nkle at . ' makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time a ai i try a gra : You will not be behind time if you bave one of our Watcnes oh $8.50 $10 $1250 $14.00 or clocks in your possession Gad cal Upon it. If you nil a a ae aes ' Watch or Clock that does not work well and needs repairing mtains a S stent bring it to us, We will fixit. That's our specialty. Try "% : = see Our is 1. A. Dax Window Display A. & H. W. H rtung:= sees a ome to Nev: E . t D Wratchmakers a the ec ro 2 en a 7 ar ors PHONE WEST 14, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CI 4 PRPPSD oo ret eget Oolley Br DR. R. E. SMITH ® ee a ies wil These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal li . ee established nearly four years cen Ona rr stall ment: best Har The finest “ty in Ney the store , land 300 re the Lone spoons. Cal engravings ® mpion mine, @ourenlr r Spoons, and are in He — considered. pe and Wing gau RID stock ves and mess, OU Pe. Hank and .