June 4, 1901 (4 pages)

, 7 “EEE_TRANSCRIPT. LQRD KITCHENER’S ichiie iie OFFICIAL REPORT. ae —BY— BROWN & CALHING. SPERMS OF SUBBGRITTION : 3y Mail, $6 Per Year ‘Sy Carrier, * 12 1-2c Per Week Dolivered t y part of the city. TUESUAY. June 4, 1901 fee ° ihe DVLAT& f 3 . at Over S/64,000 Soes to the 2 Widow.and Sons. . . # OaxKLANpD, May 4th—The executors of ; the estate of the late Captain Thomas . Mein of South “Atrican fame have filed . their -final account and ask that the! property be distributed according’ to the terms of the will, oae-half to the ~iwere returning t< irear guard, cgnsisting of 300 men,and temporarily captured ltwo guns. % a “2 WIA 7 HEIRS “When the remainder of our force came into action the BAN, <b " Boers were driven off, leaving forty-one dead. We recap Shull Crushed. Bloody Deed of a Yigro én Kansas City. Lonpon, June 4—Lord Kitchener cables the War Office’ as follows from Pretoria: a “General Dickson’s report of last Wednesday’s fight near Ulackfontein has just been received: consisting of 4000 men and seven guns, ‘ { -~\¢ e iOrces, > “Our camp when tured the guns. “Ciur casualties amounted to six officers and fifty-one men killed, six officers and wounded, eight missing and five have died since. Kansas Crry, Mo., June 3—While sitting rocking a baby in her home at Second street and Woodland avenue this afternoon, Mrs. Mary Schuler, 70 years of age, was struck down with a hatchet by a negro, who. appeared suddenly before her. Mrs. Schuler’s skull was fractured, and she cannot live, The negro escaped, and is being searched for by a .large number of neighbors and policemen. The motive was robbery. Gruckee Quiet Again, the enemy rushed upon the Sudge Lynch Sives Way to the Last night District Attorney E. B. Power received a message by telephone one hundred and fiteen men Amounts Paid In. Ghe County Greasury Increased During the Past Wfonth. from Truckee that a hobo had assaulted a women at that place. It was explained jthat the fellow meta lady named Mrs. Moody on the street and attacked her by pinching and jostling her about. He was arrested and soon rumors were afloat that “601” was arranging to take extreme measures. Personal Pointers. Mrs. Chas. Grisse], who has been to Fresno on a visit to her parents for the past month, retarned home this evening. . OF THE. CABINET. : GTON, June 4——The Cabinet today unanimously " Champion Circle Meeting. The regular meeting of Ohampion Circle No. 325, ‘Women of Woodcraft, will be held on Thursday evening, June 6th, 1901, Every member is earnestly requested to be present. There will be an entertainment and banquet. By order. ; Mrs. W. G. Rionagps, G. N. Mrs. E\A.,Moors, Olerk. Home-made bread niade fresh every a by een. fe ~ WASHIN extra session of Congress Attorney General Knox that authority to govern the day, at George Hurst’s baffery, Commercial street. tf Something —Out of the— Ordinary! FRANK TAYLOR, Prorietor of. the Commercial ea Store, has just received direct from England,,via Cape Horn, some of the finest —wCROCKERYD. Ever brought to this city. ’ cided to be ample. decided that existing conditions this summer. do not warrant: calling an . \ has rendered a legal opinion Philippines is vested in the President by the Spooner amendment, which the Cabinet deChinese to Appear. Help Yevada City Celebrate. Ab Moon and two other Chinese today went to Grass Valley and interested their countryman at that place in Ohey Will the celebration we are to have here on the 4th and 5th of July. They decided to send a repregentative below ina few days to procure a dragon, with which they will appear in the parades. -This promises to be a great feature. Maids of Honor ‘contests in the upper country are progressing nicely although its thought that many votes reports show the following. North San Juan—Mabel Br 181, Marie Allen 28, Effie Penbe 2° Madelin Fordrina 140. Downieville — Annie Beachels 66, Bessie Perryman 20, Lizzie Farrow 14, Laura Yore d0, Alice Strange 19, Emma Jenkins 2, Annie Costa 10, Regina Honold 6, Jennie’ Costa 18, Flora Davis 2, Maggie Kelly 14, Mary Zweifel 2, Lizzie Costa 6, Kate Hays 7,Mary Latrielle 7, ae Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in. the bakery line, tf, E. Wanamake, the drayman, bought As pncsitei eee THE TRANSCRIP TUESDAY..006 eeeee ie BB Died Chis Norning. Samuel Phillips Passes to a Sreat Beyond, The Grim Reaper has again apzect and taken from our midet one of o beloved, who, while but in the pri: of live, has been forced to give up th ‘life, and bas’ gone to his final rewar At about 4:10. o’elock this mornii breath left the body of Samuel Philli; st his home on Sacramento street at his spirit passed quietly to its prepar home beyond. He has been sufferir vith miners’ consumption for son time, having contracted the disea: while working in Grass Valley mine He has been able ‘to be around anda tend to his businasg till about thre weeks ago, when he was taken to hi bed. He continued to get worse for . few days and then began to get bette and although his death was not en tirely unexpected it comes as a sever blow to his relatives and many friend: Everything that kind and loving hand and science could do was. done to re The following amounts have been received by County Treasurer J. J. Jackson during the past month: E. M. Preston, redemption on taxes, $24 63. Citizens Bank, redemption on taxes, $135 67. Nevada County Land Association, redemption on taxes, $7 91. W.H. Hill, justice fines, $9 90. T. J. Torpie, administrator’s fee the estates of Badeau and Pease, eh Jobn Webber, rent of store, $25. J.J. Jackson, State school money, $4166 80. ee W. J. Rogers, donations to Wolf school district, $15. R E Green, justice fines, $6. J J Jackson, taxes and penalties of 1900, $187 62;-C P R R taxes, second installment, $5534 65; NCNGRR taxes, second instaliment, $978 31; Pullman Car Co, second istallment of taxes, $21 83. D B Getchell, Sheriff’s fees, $1 50. F L Arbogast, Clerk’s fees, $51 15; Jaw library tax, $7; Auditor’s fees on licenses, $78. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $131 05. H OC Schroeder, personal property taxes, $996 40; school taxes, $960 50; road poll taxes; $329 99. J J Jackson, licenses, $1530 75. eae eee ae Laid to Rest. widow, irs. Mary Mein, and onefourth each to the two sons, Robert M. Mein and William Wallace Mein. The estate was originally appraised at $177,363 25, From this sum the executors have deducted $19,050: for the homestead that was set apart to the) widow and the sum of $5,475 for stock that was sold, leaving a balance of $15,888 25. Added to these are some dividends on stock and interest on . notes, and bonds and coupons, aggregating $11,279.65,making the total charge against:the executors $164,117 90. This amount to be distributed to the widow and two sons, The estate includes the following: $15,250 55 cash, 50 shares of the Mercantile Trust Company, 54 shares of the Bank of California, 100 shares of the Pacific Lighting Company, 30 shares of the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company, 10 shares of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company, 5 shares of the Alaska American Gold Mining Company, 5 shares. of the Alaska United Gold Mining Company, 14,022 shares of Union Hill Consolidated Mines, 2,358 shares of Oneida Gold Mining Company, 57,140 shares of Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company, 1,600 shares of Gold Point Gold and_. Silver Mining Company, 10 bonds of Pacific Gas and Improvement Coem-. pany’s 4’s, 200 shares of Simmer and . Jack East, 5v0 shares of Vogelstruis . ; Consolidated Deep, 200 shares of) The funeral of the late Conrad Knight’s Deep, 500 shares of Alexandria . Weisenburger took place this after* Estate and Guid Mining Company,/ Doon under the auspices of the Masons, 1,280 shares of . Consolidated Deep the Eastern Star and the American Levels, 200 shares of Durban KoodsLegion of Honor. Religious services in 389. Mrs. Mathews and Miss Mathews of San Francisco, who have been here for the past two months, feft this morning for Auburn. Hon. ©. W. Cross is here from San Francisco on legal business, J. Irwin, J.T. Brittan and M. Reinbart of San Francisco arrived here on this afternoon’s train. Geo. McCullough came down from San Juan today ané left this afternoon for the Yuba mine, where he has a position. H. German, the liveryman, was over from North San Juan today. E E, Stark of the Electric Power Company returned this afternoon from San Francisco. Sheriff Getchell will tomorrow take young Waldeit, the Grass Valley boy who has become wayward on.account of unsufficient care, to Whittier Reform School. Taken Sick. John Delbridge, the boot and shoe dealer, is confined to his home by illrtess. He was taken down yesterday and it is reported that he is pretty sick. * You will find reading matter noevery page of the TRANSORIPT. Ordinance No. 161. , An ordinance providing a revenue for the City of Nevada. { A hee BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY of Nevada, do ordain as follows: Szcrion I. Atax of Twenty (20) Cents on each One porrt Deep, 294 shares of -Jumper’s were held at the Methudist church and Deep, 750 shares of Alaska United, 100 the attendance was . -rge. ‘The pallDurtan Des 6 per cent debentares,--Dearers were W. Clemo, IT. Hughes, 'T. 600 Lane Vining Co's 6 per 5. Gray, J. ‘lL. Morgan, Chris Mallen cent debeuiuies, 200 of Fraser & Cbalsad Wm. Floyd, mer’s 5 pere tures, 7 to Ia our articte in yesterday’s issue Chicago, Koc and Pacific liailwe stated that Mr. Weisenbarger’s way, 50 buts A chisuu, Top+ka and deatb occurred et his cld home, on the Santa ts, 24 -surcs +t Mariposa ComGrass Valiey road, which is iucorrect. merciai nd Manofacturing Company. The old gentleman passed away ut the ee Pty ee home of ‘:is son,! C. Weisenburger, : * on Nevada street. cme.hing Nice. is Sone ne ser eo ees for Life Lasurance see'l. B Gray. In sthe!. adveriisenient on the third For the best of everything in the pege, George ©. Gaylord & Son today meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Hundred Dollars of all property within the . corporate limits of the City of Nevada for . Fire purposes. Anda tax ef Fifty (54) Four . Cents oneach One Hundred Dollars of all . property within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada for the pur of paying the rincipal and interest of the Water Works onds of the City of Nevada, to become due and payable on the First Monday ia December, 1901, And a tax of enty (26) Six Cents on each One Hundred Dollars of all propes®s bleh _ —— — —< 7 City of Nevada for the pur of pa e principal and interest of the Sewer Bons of the City of Nevada to become due and payable onthe First Mond-y in Avgust, 1901, is hereby levied for the fiscal year 1901 and 1902. ~ Passed the 8rd day of June, 1901, by the following vote: Ayes—Gault, Peard, Eustis, Rogers and Hill. Noes—Ncne. Absent—None. ALEX GAULT, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: SIDNEY Pgaxp, Clerk. jet bave something of interest to fay various articles. Amovg the things they speak of are marvelli macaroni, . Rogan’s du carnaval. saradines with . truffles, French’s pure maple syrup, and liquid enameline. They keep the . very best of everything in the grocery . line and deliver all orders promptly. . Special attention is paid to mail orders. Their telephone is Main 551. Give them) trial order. Secured a Window Dresser. L. Hyman and Co., the clothiers of this city, have secured, the services of A. H. Bacharach, a window dresser He will sell these goods at Today Sheriff E. B. Getchell had a greatly reduced, prices, and talk oyer the wire with Deputy Sherare being held off till later. The latest a fine, gray horse today. he will suit the taste of every one. Taylor’s Own GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. iff Marzen, of Truckee, to find out about the matter. The Sheriff learned that the hobo had been convicted of. a simple assault in the Justice Court and that Constable Long will arrive’ here this evening with the prisoner. It was also ascertained that. the lynching talk had died out, it having been “decided by the populace to let the civil law prevail. Cut Down and Buried. Indians Indignant Over the Hanging of the Boy. Reno, Nev., June 3—A special to the Evening Gazette: from Alturas, Cal. says: $ Sheriff Street returned from the scene of the lynching last night. The bodies of Calvin Hall, his three sons and son-in-law were cut down and buried by citizens. Indians are rather hostile over the hanging of one Indian boy, but no trouble is anticipated. The Grand Jury will be called and the matter investigated. : e@e-> If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. [Ge SAMPLES FREE Ze) TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail See Window! MAHER & CO See Window! We are all ready for the hot days with some nice cool things in Dry Goods to show you. New things in Shirt Waists, Belts, Gloves, Parasols, Corset Covers, etc. See our Wash Goods window—all this season’s goods. They will make a nice dress for anyone. We want you to see our store. We want you to come and look around. You are always welcome. Respectfully, MAHER & Co. ri NEW TODAY == Men’sblack and white Polka Dot Hose. Ladies and Children’s black and ,white Polka Dot Hose. All sizes. PRICES: TION HEALTH ity and cleanliness. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, of much experience. It is the intenCommercial Street, Nevada City. Should be of permanent im™ portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for,their absolute purQS FY TOY SIZ. ceeeeees ese $1 25 Lb OGSN 4.08 eters 175 Keep Cool , 2 Quarts. 2 00 = 3 Ouarts.0. ii. 5 225 ret ne to be : we gots “ice crea 4 aaa ant, Reais Gara ae 2 50 Ls uch more delicious © UlAPUS .05o25 Se kccs (0) mhen the poate, is sharpie 8 Quarts. ee ute to sqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that°you can have a delicious lemon ice, if you use a Peerless Iceland Freezer (One Motion) Patented dasher construction does away with all motions except one—thé can revolves around ihe stationary dasher. Motion is pecessary in the LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. AN ‘OLD STORE WITH SOMETHING NEW. T's PIONEER GROCERY IS ALways adding something new. The old store keeps up with the times. The latest addition: German Salt Pickles ai ‘the price-18 Cte, 0 Geage Srecyoor baa & abaniend ‘try them. Sold only in bulk. FANCY MIXED PICKLES AND RIPE AND GREEN OLIVES IN BULK. CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. SOMBREROS . re se SOMBREROS nee SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children The result is spxr6oth, delicious . ice cream in three minutes. cream, not in the Lea FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50; Call on W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Stre saci tion of the firm to keep their large show windows constantly dressed with the latest styles of all goods handled by them. Mr. Bacharach has dressed A GENTLEMAN windows for such firms as Meir & Frank of Portiand, Oregon, and A. Hamburger & Sons of Los Angeles. Election of Officers. The Foresters of America had a so-. cial time last evening and elected officers as follows for the coming six months: P.O. R., William Delbridge; OC. R, Geo. Richardson; S. C. R., J. Ds Couglin; Rec. Sec. D. A. Dailey; 8. W., A.C. Renfree; J. W., Vivian Stevens; 8.B, W.M. Quigley; J. B., B. Stevens; Capt. cf Guards, T. J. Sandow; Trustee, H. L. Sweeney. Installation on the first Monday in July. ee The Ice Cream Girl Is aboard how and can be seen at any time at Foley’s. 4t. A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one can °be affected with, It is nauseating to} those witli whom you come in contact. . Lane’s Tea, teken at night, will keep! the stomach end bowels in proper condition and meke your breath clean. 250 and 0c a packs For scale by H. DICKEEMAN, SOLE BEE ut, tf ge me Brord and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. ©. : . Novada City Stores, Main 791; res. to meet a res ing woman of means. New Spring Suits Bros., Chicago. eee SACKS eee Single or of men. § Main 793 28 Years of Age Poor, but honest, wishes ctable, lovIn appearance he is-fine and dignified, and a good dresser, which is proved by his wearing one of our Made by Chas. Kauffman Doubls Breasted Stylish; Cut Trousers. Suits fit for the dressiest HYMAN & CO.Clo FATHER and . SON Either or both will find in our new spring stock just the shoes they want. The shoes either of them in style. black and chocolate. for street wear. grades. Wecarry a full line of Buckingham & Hecht’s own make of boots and shoes. For wear there is no superior. Also Robert Johnson & Rand, St. Louie, Mo., makers of our Men’s Fine and Heavy Shoes. Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Made by Krippendorf & Dittman, Cincinnati. By the makes you see we handle only standard lines. : At will buy here are correct We have them in fine patent leathers—Vici kid and also Russia calf You can save money by buying your footwear here. ————— Our Millinery Opening. It was a grand success. We owe the ladies of Nevada City an apology for inattention. Not having the help to assist us, will be ready for inspection ~ <> THE LAST OF THE WEEK<o—_ When we will see.that everybody is promptly waited upou Although our millinery opening is late in the season, when our Eastern goods arrive we will show you the results of close buying. You will have an opportunity to buy $10 to 12 values for $6. Also $8 values for $5. We are offering oo Ladies Sombrero hats, for which you have been paying ae = spring. Our price is 40 cents for the same identical Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Maia 751 + We are receiving daily from the Fast millinery which . lieve his sufferings and prolong life but to no avail, as he was beyond the power of man. Mr. Phillips was raised in Gras Valley, where he is well and favorabl; known, having resided there till abou! two years ago, when he moved to thi: city and with Henry Jacobs: purchased the business ‘of the variety store o Joseph Cohn at the corner of Main and Union streets, the firm name being Phillips & Jacobs. He acted as manager of the business till the time ot being taken bedfast. Mr. Phillips was a good man in every respect, being-a faithful husband, a true friend and a kind neighbor. He was aged 29 years, 7 months and 6 days. He leaves « widow, four brothrs, Richard, Edward and John Phillips of this city, and Thomas Phil. lips of Graas Valley, and five sisters, Mrs. Henry Jacobs of this city and Mrs. W. Doidge, Mrs. Samuel Stuart irs. Wm. Harris and Miss Bell Philps of Grass Valley. His parents, Mr. od Mrs. Samuel Phillips, also live in Hrass Valley. The grieving wife, parots and other relatives have the ginbere sympathy of all their acquaintnees. The remains will be taken to Grass Valley for burial, and the faneral conuoted under the auspices of the Forsters,of America, of which order the eceased was a member. . My ‘s ersonal Happenings. EK. O. Fisher is over from French Yorral, j D. M. Robbins and J.’ Hartley are own from Camptonville. Charles J. York of Downieville was n Nevada City yesterday. ' William Kendrick, who resides ox he Grass Valley road, is quite ill. Mrs: Yeaw, who has been here on ¢ isit, returned this morning to Washon. A. Durbin left this morning for Gold Point mine, Sierra county, where he 8 a position. W. D. Frost and T. L, Priest of Sar francisco arrived here last evening nd left this morning for Downieville J. Orineo, F. J. Blamey and 8 Healey, of Amador county, arrived her st evening and left this mornin; orthe Yuba mine, where they hav positions. : Miss May Wiseman, niece of Mre thomas Corcoran, of Nevada Oity, an rs. Peter Arbogast, of Blne Tent, i kre from San Francisco on a visit iss Wiseman formerly resided a Blue Tent. ® : Romance of. the Wheat Corner Wheat speculation, love and busines ® the motives of a great serial stor Merwin-Webster, authors of Th hort Line War, which will be begu n The Saturday Evening Post May 25. aP a ExPresident Cleveland will cor ttibute to the following issue (June . ta able paper.on The Waste « Public Money, In this article M Cleveland sounds. a warning no Meainst National extravagance and tl Timinally reckless expenditure « Public money. « Broke . Down. the depot, this morning, a wag< taded with hay for the upper couutr broke down, the hind axle giving way Catarrh Cannot Be Cured ith Jocal applications, as they cé Oy Teach ‘the seat of the diseas “sigh isa blood or constitunal di take and in order to-cure it you mu Can internal remedies. Hall’s Oatar eis taken internally, aud acts d tly on the blood and mucous su Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not k medicine. It was prescribed . “ad of the best physicians in tt some for y and is a regular p! “yeaa It is composed of one the “ye tonics known, combined wi st blood. purifiers, acting ¢ berte.°2 the mucous surfages. ved combination of the two. trate is Rg produces such we Mtstimoniale tress Ne? OHENEY & 00. Pro, Hal’ by druggists, price 75c. 5 Family Pills are the best.

, 7 “EEE_TRANSCRIPT. LQRD KITCHENER’S ichiie iie OFFICIAL REPORT. ae —BY— BROWN & CALHING. SPERMS OF SUBBGRITTION : 3y Mail, $6 Per Year ‘Sy Carrier, * 12 1-2c Per Week Dolivered t y part of the city. TUESUAY.. June 4, 1901 fee ° ihe DVLAT& f 3 . at Over S/64,000 Soes to the 2 Widow.and Sons. . . # OaxKLANpD, May 4th—The executors of ; the estate of the late Captain Thomas . Mein of South “Atrican fame have filed . their -final account and ask that the! property be distributed according’ to the terms of the will, oae-half to the ~iwere returning t< irear guard, cgnsisting of 300 men,and temporarily captured ltwo guns. % a “2 WIA 7 HEIRS “When the remainder of our force came into action the BAN, <b " Boers were driven off, leaving forty-one dead. We recap Shull Crushed. Bloody Deed of a Yigro én Kansas City. Lonpon, June 4—Lord Kitchener cables the War Office’ as follows from Pretoria: a “General Dickson’s report of last Wednesday’s fight near Ulackfontein has just been received: consisting of 4000 men and seven guns, ‘ { -~\¢ e iOrces, > “Our camp when tured the guns. “Ciur casualties amounted to six officers and fifty-one men killed, six officers and wounded, eight missing and five have died since. Kansas Crry, Mo., June 3—While sitting rocking a baby in her home at Second street and Woodland avenue this afternoon, Mrs. Mary Schuler, 70 years of age, was struck down with a hatchet by a negro, who. appeared suddenly before her. Mrs. Schuler’s skull was fractured, and she cannot live, The negro escaped, and is being searched for by a .large number of neighbors and policemen. The motive was robbery. Gruckee Quiet Again, the enemy rushed upon the Sudge Lynch Sives Way to the Last night District Attorney E. B. Power received a message by telephone one hundred and fiteen men Amounts Paid In. Ghe County Greasury Increased During the Past Wfonth. from Truckee that a hobo had assaulted a women at that place. It was explained jthat the fellow meta lady named Mrs. Moody on the street and attacked her by pinching and jostling her about. He was arrested and soon rumors were afloat that “601” was arranging to take extreme measures. Personal Pointers. Mrs. Chas. Grisse], who has been to Fresno on a visit to her parents for the past month, retarned home this evening. . OF THE. CABINET. : GTON, June 4——The Cabinet today unanimously " Champion Circle Meeting. The regular meeting of Ohampion Circle No. 325, ‘Women of Woodcraft, will be held on Thursday evening, June 6th, 1901, Every member is earnestly requested to be present. There will be an entertainment and banquet. By order. ; Mrs. W. G. Rionagps, G. N. Mrs. E\A.,Moors, Olerk. Home-made bread niade fresh every a by een. fe ~ WASHIN extra session of Congress Attorney General Knox that authority to govern the day, at George Hurst’s baffery, Commercial street. tf Something —Out of the— Ordinary! FRANK TAYLOR, Prorietor of. the Commercial ea Store, has just received direct from England,,via Cape Horn, some of the finest —wCROCKERYD. Ever brought to this city. ’ cided to be ample. decided that existing conditions this summer. do not warrant: calling an . \ has rendered a legal opinion Philippines is vested in the President by the Spooner amendment, which the Cabinet deChinese to Appear. Help Yevada City Celebrate. Ab Moon and two other Chinese today went to Grass Valley and interested their countryman at that place in Ohey Will the celebration we are to have here on the 4th and 5th of July. They decided to send a repregentative below ina few days to procure a dragon, with which they will appear in the parades. -This promises to be a great feature. Maids of Honor ‘contests in the upper country are progressing nicely although its thought that many votes reports show the following. North San Juan—Mabel Br 181, Marie Allen 28, Effie Penbe 2° Madelin Fordrina 140. Downieville — Annie Beachels 66, Bessie Perryman 20, Lizzie Farrow 14, Laura Yore d0, Alice Strange 19, Emma Jenkins 2, Annie Costa 10, Regina Honold 6, Jennie’ Costa 18, Flora Davis 2, Maggie Kelly 14, Mary Zweifel 2, Lizzie Costa 6, Kate Hays 7,Mary Latrielle 7, ae Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best of pies cakes, bread and everything else in. the bakery line, tf, E. Wanamake, the drayman, bought As pncsitei eee THE TRANSCRIP TUESDAY...006 eeeee ie BB Died Chis Norning. Samuel Phillips Passes to a Sreat Beyond, The Grim Reaper has again apzect and taken from our midet one of o beloved, who, while but in the pri: of live, has been forced to give up th ‘life, and bas’ gone to his final rewar At about 4:10. o’elock this mornii breath left the body of Samuel Philli; st his home on Sacramento street at his spirit passed quietly to its prepar home beyond. He has been sufferir vith miners’ consumption for son time, having contracted the disea: while working in Grass Valley mine He has been able ‘to be around anda tend to his businasg till about thre weeks ago, when he was taken to hi bed. He continued to get worse for . few days and then began to get bette and although his death was not en tirely unexpected it comes as a sever blow to his relatives and many friend: Everything that kind and loving hand and science could do was. done to re The following amounts have been received by County Treasurer J. J. Jackson during the past month: E. M. Preston, redemption on taxes, $24 63. Citizens Bank, redemption on taxes, $135 67. Nevada County Land Association, redemption on taxes, $7 91. W.H. Hill, justice fines, $9 90. T. J. Torpie, administrator’s fee the estates of Badeau and Pease, eh Jobn Webber, rent of store, $25. J.J. Jackson, State school money, $4166 80. ee W. J. Rogers, donations to Wolf school district, $15. R E Green, justice fines, $6. J J Jackson, taxes and penalties of 1900, $187 62;-C P R R taxes, second installment, $5534 65; NCNGRR taxes, second instaliment, $978 31; Pullman Car Co, second istallment of taxes, $21 83. D B Getchell, Sheriff’s fees, $1 50. F L Arbogast, Clerk’s fees, $51 15; Jaw library tax, $7; Auditor’s fees on licenses, $78. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $131 05. H OC Schroeder, personal property taxes, $996 40; school taxes, $960 50; road poll taxes; $329 99. J J Jackson, licenses, $1530 75. eae eee ae Laid to Rest. widow, irs. Mary Mein, and onefourth each to the two sons, Robert M. Mein and William Wallace Mein. The estate was originally appraised at $177,363 25, From this sum the executors have deducted $19,050: for the homestead that was set apart to the) widow and the sum of $5,475 for stock that was sold, leaving a balance of $15,888 25. Added to these are some dividends on stock and interest on . notes, and bonds and coupons, aggregating $11,279.65,making the total charge against:the executors $164,117 90. This amount to be distributed to the widow and two sons, The estate includes the following: $15,250 55 cash, 50 shares of the Mercantile Trust Company, 54 shares of the Bank of California, 100 shares of the Pacific Lighting Company, 30 shares of the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company, 10 shares of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company, 5 shares of the Alaska American Gold Mining Company, 5 shares. of the Alaska United Gold Mining Company, 14,022 shares of Union Hill Consolidated Mines, 2,358 shares of Oneida Gold Mining Company, 57,140 shares of Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company, 1,600 shares of Gold Point Gold and_. Silver Mining Company, 10 bonds of Pacific Gas and Improvement Coem-. pany’s 4’s, 200 shares of Simmer and . Jack East, 5v0 shares of Vogelstruis . ; Consolidated Deep, 200 shares of) The funeral of the late Conrad Knight’s Deep, 500 shares of Alexandria . Weisenburger took place this after* Estate and Guid Mining Company,/ Doon under the auspices of the Masons, 1,280 shares of . Consolidated Deep the Eastern Star and the American Levels, 200 shares of Durban KoodsLegion of Honor. Religious services in 389. Mrs. Mathews and Miss Mathews of San Francisco, who have been here for the past two months, feft this morning for Auburn. Hon. ©. W. Cross is here from San Francisco on legal business, J. Irwin, J.T. Brittan and M. Reinbart of San Francisco arrived here on this afternoon’s train. Geo. McCullough came down from San Juan today ané left this afternoon for the Yuba mine, where he has a position. H. German, the liveryman, was over from North San Juan today. E E, Stark of the Electric Power Company returned this afternoon from San Francisco. Sheriff Getchell will tomorrow take young Waldeit, the Grass Valley boy who has become wayward on.account of unsufficient care, to Whittier Reform School. Taken Sick. John Delbridge, the boot and shoe dealer, is confined to his home by illrtess. He was taken down yesterday and it is reported that he is pretty sick. * You will find reading matter noevery page of the TRANSORIPT. Ordinance No. 161. , An ordinance providing a revenue for the City of Nevada. { A hee BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY of Nevada, do ordain as follows: Szcrion I. Atax of Twenty (20) Cents on each One porrt Deep, 294 shares of -Jumper’s were held at the Methudist church and Deep, 750 shares of Alaska United, 100 the attendance was . -rge. ‘The pallDurtan Des 6 per cent debentares,--Dearers were W. Clemo, IT. Hughes, 'T. 600 Lane Vining Co's 6 per 5. Gray, J. ‘lL. Morgan, Chris Mallen cent debeuiuies, 200 of Fraser & Cbalsad Wm. Floyd, mer’s 5 pere tures, 7 to Ia our articte in yesterday’s issue Chicago, Koc and Pacific liailwe stated that Mr. Weisenbarger’s way, 50 buts A chisuu, Top+ka and deatb occurred et his cld home, on the Santa ts, 24 -surcs +t Mariposa ComGrass Valiey road, which is iucorrect. merciai nd Manofacturing Company. The old gentleman passed away ut the ee Pty ee home of ‘:is son,! C. Weisenburger, : * on Nevada street. cme.hing Nice. is Sone ne ser eo ees for Life Lasurance see'l. B Gray. In sthe!. adveriisenient on the third For the best of everything in the pege, George ©. Gaylord & Son today meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Hundred Dollars of all property within the . corporate limits of the City of Nevada for . Fire purposes. Anda tax ef Fifty (54) Four . Cents oneach One Hundred Dollars of all . property within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada for the pur of paying the rincipal and interest of the Water Works onds of the City of Nevada, to become due and payable on the First Monday ia December, 1901, And a tax of enty (26) Six Cents on each One Hundred Dollars of all propes®s bleh _ —— — —< 7 City of Nevada for the pur of pa e principal and interest of the Sewer Bons of the City of Nevada to become due and payable onthe First Mond-y in Avgust, 1901, is hereby levied for the fiscal year 1901 and 1902. ~ Passed the 8rd day of June, 1901, by the following vote: Ayes—Gault, Peard, Eustis, Rogers and Hill. Noes—Ncne. Absent—None. ALEX GAULT, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: SIDNEY Pgaxp, Clerk. jet bave something of interest to fay various articles. Amovg the things they speak of are marvelli macaroni, .

Rogan’s du carnaval. saradines with . truffles, French’s pure maple syrup, and liquid enameline. They keep the . very best of everything in the grocery . line and deliver all orders promptly. . Special attention is paid to mail orders. Their telephone is Main 551. Give them) trial order. Secured a Window Dresser. L. Hyman and Co., the clothiers of this city, have secured, the services of A. H. Bacharach, a window dresser He will sell these goods at Today Sheriff E. B. Getchell had a greatly reduced, prices, and talk oyer the wire with Deputy Sherare being held off till later. The latest a fine, gray horse today. he will suit the taste of every one. Taylor’s Own GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. iff Marzen, of Truckee, to find out about the matter. The Sheriff learned that the hobo had been convicted of. a simple assault in the Justice Court and that Constable Long will arrive’ here this evening with the prisoner. It was also ascertained that. the lynching talk had died out, it having been “decided by the populace to let the civil law prevail. Cut Down and Buried. Indians Indignant Over the Hanging of the Boy. Reno, Nev., June 3—A special to the Evening Gazette: from Alturas, Cal. says: $ Sheriff Street returned from the scene of the lynching last night. The bodies of Calvin Hall, his three sons and son-in-law were cut down and buried by citizens. Indians are rather hostile over the hanging of one Indian boy, but no trouble is anticipated. The Grand Jury will be called and the matter investigated. : e@e-> If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. [Ge SAMPLES FREE Ze) TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail See Window! MAHER & CO See Window! We are all ready for the hot days with some nice cool things in Dry Goods to show you. New things in Shirt Waists, Belts, Gloves, Parasols, Corset Covers, etc. See our Wash Goods window—all this season’s goods. They will make a nice dress for anyone. We want you to see our store. We want you to come and look around. You are always welcome. Respectfully, MAHER & Co. ri NEW TODAY == Men’sblack and white Polka Dot Hose. Ladies and Children’s black and ,white Polka Dot Hose. All sizes. PRICES: TION HEALTH ity and cleanliness. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, of much experience. It is the intenCommercial Street, Nevada City. Should be of permanent im™ portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for,their absolute purQS FY TOY SIZ.. ceeeeees ese $1 25 Lb OGSN 4.08 eters 175 Keep Cool , 2 Quarts.. 2 00 = 3 Ouarts..0. ii. 5 225 ret ne to be : we gots “ice crea 4 aaa ant, Reais Gara ae 2 50 Ls uch more delicious © UlAPUS .05o25 Se kccs (0) mhen the poate, is sharpie 8 Quarts. ee ute to sqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that°you can have a delicious lemon ice, if you use a Peerless Iceland Freezer (One Motion) Patented dasher construction does away with all motions except one—thé can revolves around ihe stationary dasher. Motion is pecessary in the LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. AN ‘OLD STORE WITH SOMETHING NEW. T's PIONEER GROCERY IS ALways adding something new. The old store keeps up with the times. The latest addition: German Salt Pickles ai ‘the price-18 Cte, 0 Geage Srecyoor baa & abaniend ‘try them. Sold only in bulk. FANCY MIXED PICKLES AND RIPE AND GREEN OLIVES IN BULK. CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. SOMBREROS . re se SOMBREROS nee SOMBREROS For Ladies and Children The result is spxr6oth, delicious . ice cream in three minutes. cream, not in the Lea FROM 35 CENTS TO $1 50; Call on W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Stre saci tion of the firm to keep their large show windows constantly dressed with the latest styles of all goods handled by them. Mr. Bacharach has dressed A GENTLEMAN windows for such firms as Meir & Frank of Portiand, Oregon, and A. Hamburger & Sons of Los Angeles. Election of Officers. The Foresters of America had a so-. cial time last evening and elected officers as follows for the coming six months: P.O. R., William Delbridge; OC. R, Geo. Richardson; S. C. R., J. Ds Couglin; Rec. Sec. D. A. Dailey; 8. W., A.C. Renfree; J. W., Vivian Stevens; 8.B, W.M. Quigley; J. B., B. Stevens; Capt. cf Guards, T. J. Sandow; Trustee, H. L. Sweeney. Installation on the first Monday in July. ee The Ice Cream Girl Is aboard how and can be seen at any time at Foley’s. 4t. A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one can °be affected with, It is nauseating to} those witli whom you come in contact. . Lane’s Tea, teken at night, will keep! the stomach end bowels in proper condition and meke your breath clean. 250 and 0c a packs For scale by H. DICKEEMAN, SOLE BEE ut, tf ge me Brord and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. ©. : . Novada City Stores, Main 791; res. to meet a res ing woman of means. New Spring Suits Bros., Chicago. eee SACKS eee Single or of men. § Main 793 28 Years of Age Poor, but honest, wishes ctable, lovIn appearance he is-fine and dignified, and a good dresser, which is proved by his wearing one of our Made by Chas. Kauffman Doubls Breasted Stylish; Cut Trousers. Suits fit for the dressiest HYMAN & CO.Clo FATHER and . SON Either or both will find in our new spring stock just the shoes they want. The shoes either of them in style. black and chocolate. for street wear. grades. Wecarry a full line of Buckingham & Hecht’s own make of boots and shoes. For wear there is no superior. Also Robert Johnson & Rand, St. Louie, Mo., makers of our Men’s Fine and Heavy Shoes. Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Made by Krippendorf & Dittman, Cincinnati. By the makes you see we handle only standard lines. : At will buy here are correct We have them in fine patent leathers—Vici kid and also Russia calf You can save money by buying your footwear here. ————— Our Millinery Opening. It was a grand success. We owe the ladies of Nevada City an apology for inattention. Not having the help to assist us, will be ready for inspection ~ <> THE LAST OF THE WEEK<o—_ When we will see.that everybody is promptly waited upou Although our millinery opening is late in the season, when our Eastern goods arrive we will show you the results of close buying. You will have an opportunity to buy $10 to 12 values for $6. Also $8 values for $5. We are offering oo Ladies Sombrero hats, for which you have been paying ae = spring. Our price is 40 cents for the same identical Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Maia 751 + We are receiving daily from the Fast millinery which . lieve his sufferings and prolong life but to no avail, as he was beyond the power of man. Mr. Phillips was raised in Gras Valley, where he is well and favorabl; known, having resided there till abou! two years ago, when he moved to thi: city and with Henry Jacobs: purchased the business ‘of the variety store o Joseph Cohn at the corner of Main and Union streets, the firm name being Phillips & Jacobs. He acted as manager of the business till the time ot being taken bedfast. Mr. Phillips was a good man in every respect, being-a faithful husband, a true friend and a kind neighbor. He was aged 29 years, 7 months and 6 days. He leaves « widow, four brothrs, Richard, Edward and John Phillips of this city, and Thomas Phil. lips of Graas Valley, and five sisters, Mrs. Henry Jacobs of this city and Mrs. W. Doidge, Mrs. Samuel Stuart irs. Wm. Harris and Miss Bell Philps of Grass Valley. His parents, Mr. od Mrs. Samuel Phillips, also live in Hrass Valley. The grieving wife, parots and other relatives have the ginbere sympathy of all their acquaintnees. The remains will be taken to Grass Valley for burial, and the faneral conuoted under the auspices of the Forsters,of America, of which order the eceased was a member. . My ‘s ersonal Happenings. EK. O. Fisher is over from French Yorral, j D. M. Robbins and J.’ Hartley are own from Camptonville. Charles J. York of Downieville was n Nevada City yesterday. ' William Kendrick, who resides ox he Grass Valley road, is quite ill. Mrs: Yeaw, who has been here on ¢ isit, returned this morning to Washon. A. Durbin left this morning for Gold Point mine, Sierra county, where he 8 a position. W. D. Frost and T. L, Priest of Sar francisco arrived here last evening nd left this morning for Downieville J. Orineo, F. J. Blamey and 8 Healey, of Amador county, arrived her st evening and left this mornin; orthe Yuba mine, where they hav positions. : Miss May Wiseman, niece of Mre thomas Corcoran, of Nevada Oity, an rs. Peter Arbogast, of Blne Tent, i kre from San Francisco on a visit iss Wiseman formerly resided a Blue Tent. ® : Romance of. the Wheat Corner Wheat speculation, love and busines ® the motives of a great serial stor Merwin-Webster, authors of Th hort Line War, which will be begu n The Saturday Evening Post May 25. aP a ExPresident Cleveland will cor ttibute to the following issue (June . ta able paper.on The Waste « Public Money, In this article M Cleveland sounds. a warning no Meainst National extravagance and tl Timinally reckless expenditure « Public money. « Broke . Down. the depot, this morning, a wag< taded with hay for the upper couutr broke down, the hind axle giving way Catarrh Cannot Be Cured ith Jocal applications, as they cé Oy Teach ‘the seat of the diseas “sigh isa blood or constitunal di take and in order to-cure it you mu Can internal remedies. Hall’s Oatar eis taken internally, aud acts d tly on the blood and mucous su Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not k medicine. It was prescribed . “ad of the best physicians in tt some for y and is a regular p! “yeaa It is composed of one the “ye tonics known, combined wi st blood. purifiers, acting ¢ berte.°2 the mucous surfages. ved combination of the two. trate is Rg produces such we Mtstimoniale tress Ne? OHENEY & 00. Pro, Hal’ by druggists, price 75c. 5 Family Pills are the best.