June 5, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NT AND FT e00D COTION = F Newaba Cery Dany Transceorr ML PLAY BALLAINGETING TOMGHT 4 ‘ [ssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. RS (Oe . Bis Soauae sigue piers sr . —=—"“aems or suncoamrion . The Nevadas vs. The. Pourth of July General Committees Meet andBy Company ¢ Al i bo anova rete ot afer . S. Arts Valleys Next . Committee at the . Good Progress Being . Armory Hill 1. Serbcot a neimemenesiieiemeens a ‘Register at once. Grass Valley firemen should be their guests on the 4th of July. Commit-. tees were appointed to entertain the morrow Night. Armory. All who enjoy athletic sports are . phe election of officers resulted as fol= Sie CREESE Sees oe See Cele The Committee of the Fifth of July. looking with pleasure to tomorrow . jows; B, A. Bost, president; Richard cian Nevadas will again cross bats with the. bration on the 4th and 5th of July,. met at Armory Hall lest evening, and. i+ when Company O’s Social Ath. sandow, foreman; Al Huson, first ae~p ‘Grass Valley, and it is olaimed by the] will -meet at the Armory Hall at 8. was called to order by chairman G. J./),,;, Club will give its exhibition at] sistant foreman; H. W. Brand, second knowing ones that the Nevadas will be] .»ojock tonight when important busi-. Rector. fred E. Brown was elected) 414-7 Hall. The basket ball game . assistant foreman; J. J, Jackson, equal to the eccasion. The boys bad} 44 wil be transacted. The finance) S°cretary. ~ which will be participated in by teams . treasurer; P. G. Scadden, secretary; nd completers ll ‘ grand yd other the . Sunday, Sunday next at Glenbrook Park the ~~ Made. — ee ° EGISTRATION is going on but slowly, and yet every citizen who fails to. register will forfeit his frarichise. It is com tively easy to register now, for the office is not crowded, but in a short time the rush of the belated ones will begin and then the late comers will have to) nothing in it but the Nevadas, On a stiff old practice game at the Park yesterday, and Fitzgerald put them committee will make a report as to through, and he says confidently . their collections, which will enable the that Grass Valley will have to play . general committee to make appropriabetter ball than they have been play: . tions to the different committees. The ing to win out. Maneger Leiter sees tattous git mithtalees® will Seport xi stand in line and take their turn, so that what can now be/. the other hand Maneger Armuteeig ats NES Ver DATS eee Se ee done in a few minutes may take considerable time. It is the custom of the American people to postpone . show for itself. The Grass Valleys will Men will attend to business or to pleasure, or even spend much time in mere idleness; neglectful of their duties as citizens until the excitements of the actual campaign begin. Then they go in a flock to register. Some even delay until it is altogether too late and then comtheir political duties. plain-of the election lays. The men who do that sort of thing—especially those who] ranks. reside in the larger cities—are fond of -calling themselves “good citizens.” They pride themselves upon the fact that they are opposed to boss rule. . position amounts to little. As amatter of fact their op-. gentlemen, 25 cents; ladies, 10 cents. On election day it is the votes oe and_-not the talk that counts, and-citizens however good who A Picasant have not registered:cannot vote. The bosses never fail to get the Grass Valieys is saying nothing,. amount will be necessary to carry the he is evidently content, to let the game . different events through. Many play two men who -have not appeared other things of interest will come up with them before this season. Miller, wEty Wal Been ths eoemition wer) who played withthe Orovillea_last. ¢™ployed, Soldier Dies Just Before His Intended Bride . Arrives, second for the Valley boys. He has been classed as well up in the amateur funduy will bea fit day f-r the game, and as the grounds are in splendid condition, a fast game should be played. Admission to the park— : their men registered. Their votes can be counted on. It is for that reason they are powerful. If only public spirit and patriotism could induce men to attend to their political duties as promptly and as efficiently as the boss can induce his following to register and vote there would be no such thing as day Party. A very pleasant afternoon was spent at the howe of Mrs, Henry Richards . Y°U2S man, Oliver Lieps, who was to on Gold Flat yesterday, the occasion Miss Mary Jones passed through ber home in Oregon City, Or., and on the same train was the body of the have been her husband. They had been levers from childhood, and as boss rule in the United States. The issue.is an old one and is well understood. We refer to it only to remind the public that there is to be this year. Francisco. _ a complete new registration. Former registers do not count. The best time to attend to the duty is now. There can hardly be aay more important business confronting the citizens this week than that of getting his name’on the register, so that he will be sure of his right to vote when the time. Clemo, Alice Sharp, Margaret Monk, comes. Let every citizen who has not re-registered this year attend to the matter at once. County Clerk Arbogast or his deputies will be pleased to register all voters in this county as rapidly as they may come to the office. being the joint birthday celebration of : Mrs. E. J. Smith, who is visiting here] ‘ey entered matarity had pledged from Canada and Master Herbert Richthemselves to each other for life. : ards, who is visiting here from San The outbreak of the Spanish AmeriGames were indalged in can war took her lover from her side. by the children and the older folks He went to Manila, and after three enjcyed themselves in various ways, years of campaigning he retarned Those present were the following: from the Islands and procured a poEisie Tredinnick, Mary Sharp, Jane sition in a mill at. Floriston, Nevada Clemo, Bernice Shroeder, Jennie Sharp . C°22*Y: and began preparing a home $ for his bride. A few days ago he wrote ie Clemo, Nellie Pascoe, Florence ye ane peal go ey Seon src to her to come to him at Fioriston, where they were to be made man and . wife, and she obeyed. Qne-half hour George Clemo, Herman Schroder, before her arrival at Floriston, Oliver Herbert Richards, Mesdames Hous4Lieps waea corpse. A fever contract Muriel Dailey, James Monk, Leonard Schroeder, Fred Monk, fom Monk, HICAGO STHIK & TTLED TOOK man, Smith, Dailey, Brim and Riched in the Philippines developed and ards and Misses Edith Psine, Mayme]°2ded his life. The blow was a Richards and Lizzie Richards. frightful one to the young girl, but the : Sideico ; kindly people of Floriston. did all ip their power to allay ber sufferings, Going and Coming. and even delegated one of the number te escort her and the body of her ex: : : pected husband back to their home in Miss Millie Hyman will return this ; Oregon City. evening from San Francisco. eee = W. Peterson is here from Sacramento. pees H. M. Liggett of Fresno is among Married Sunday the arrivals here. . W. M. Seeman arrived here last even: ing from Tacoma. At Downieville last Sunday a pretty F. Glass is bere from Frisco. “. but quiet wedding took place when Miss Julia Hook returned home last. 49®°ld Fischer and Mise evening from ‘Ventura county, where Black were united in marriage. Both she has been teaching seheol. She . the young people are well known Annie There. were several suggestions made and discussions ensued as to the entertainments that should be provided for the 6th. pees On motion of 8. Leo Leiter it was ordered that there should be a basket ball'contest between different teams, aud prizes offered. 1st prize, $15; second, $10. J. M. Walling was appointed chairman of @ comunittee to take charge of:this matter, with power to appoint the balance of the committe». $15 was allowed the committee for expenses. B. 8. Rector made a motion, and it was carried, that a baby show be one of the attractions of the day. Jas. B. Tully was appointed chairman of the committee to attend te it, and appoint the remainder of the committee. $75 was appropriated for expenses of the committee and prizes. Major P. F. Simonds asked that $50 be appropriated for the entertainment of the military company and their guests on theSth. It was granted. On motion of W. G. Richards it was ordered that arrangements be made to have balloon ascensions. B.S. Rector was appointed chairman of 4 commitSacramento the other day—en_route to . e which he will appoint, to com. municate with an aeronant. The Sth of July committee decided te go before the General committee at tonight’s: meeting and ask that a band be hired to play in different parts of town all day on the 5th, Major Simonds informed the committee that the battalion drill would start at 10:30 o’clock in the morning and end ‘at 12 o’clock noon. -Lhere will also be dress parade and guard mount. The 5th of July committee then adjourned. The Morning Parade committee of the Fourth then met. It was decided to give $25 for the best decorated float, and $15 for the best decorated varriage in the parade. Major Simonds reported that the parade would be in three divisions and explained the way in which the divisions will be formed. The parade will start at 10:30 sharp. After comparing notes it was decided to ask the general committee at tonight’s meeting for an appropriation of $825 to carry out the plans designed for the morning parade. — J. J. Jackeon, B. A. Bost and Al Snell, representing the Fire Department, appeared before the committee, and asked for an appropriation ef $150 to defray the expenses of the visiting firemen. It was decided to endorse their application which will come up Tbe firemen then asked the committee -to participate in the banquet at Penncomposed of girls, wil! be the first on o'clock sbarp. E. J. Baker, who hes acted as instructor during the practicing, bas exerted every effert to and everything now looks as though he would accomplish his purpose as at the rehearaal last. evening everything went off smoothly and not a hitch occurred. A glance at the following program . will show what is in store for those who attend: . Basket Ball—Nevada Vity girls, . Instrumental Solo—Michael Hyman. . Horizontal Bar—Company O. Boxing—HoWard Sweet and Archie . Odgers. —] Boxing—Warren Hosken-and Chas. Bracket, i Parallel Bar—Oompany C. Instrumental Duet— Misses Harry. housen, and Langdon. . Spanish Rings—E. J. Baker, William . Flewellen, John Grenholm. Vocal Solo—J. James. Trapeze — Sherman Costello and Wayne Marker. the program and will comménee at 8 James Hutchison, directors; P. a. make the event a complete success, . engineer. A. K. Snell, janitor; John Rafter and Pharcndtar d surf ‘eure you get the genuin is taken internally, and uede 9 ledo, Ohio, by F. J, Testimonials free Foam by ~ druggist, price 75 Cte, pg ‘Hall’s Family Pills are tho best, following general & Scadden, Robert Snell and A, K. Snell, vonds, Grand Mars fire delegates. A. K Snell was unenimeusly nominated for assistant chief Cheney & ( ogpers, No. 1, Regular Collection Day wile, ~~ cle Marshall W ; Ls Se 5 g, owe ’ More whisky— us ors JenkiDs al Next Saturday willbe the regalar}. __ “Jeese_Moore” Whiskey (ivilian General At ne, George Campbel four weeks’ collection day for the} ~ best. Weissbein, John Gi ee TRANSORIPT, and it is desired that all Headache : g. Swift, B. Jamiesc those in arrears settle up,as closely as} — vou Vitality Grass Valley ; F. y pesticn #p « . And wrecks the brain. One q sh; D: Be Getobell, I possible. Sherman’a Headache Cure will’. Henry Lane, O. L. eee you. You swallow a pill, and thehammmmasie™: ( bene The best of porter ‘and beer always’ ihe is They cure neural James B, Tull fan; John Fay an Grant and John Fig and R. D. Skidmore ward Thomas of Bri ittle York ; Eb, O, ! —. Poaze, James nd Marshal, Milita tAide and General he following are O ac on draught at W. J. Berrnanp’s, Also . 25c. and a box. For sale by the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Dickerman, sole agent, rision—Marsbal, ¢ on. iriaton Marshal, -£ ision— Marshal, E Instrumental Solo—Emily Hosken . Statues— John Curnow and Manford . Rey nolds. . Instrumental Duet —Misses Walling and’ Lawrence. O'Neill and J. 8, sch organization . Aide of Division. Marshals and Assis for final instructic in the afternoon? The Order of Parad before the general eommittee tonight. Pyramids—Company C. Wild’s full orchestra will fuannish . the music for dancing after the pro. gram has been rendered and a corps of . floor managers will gee that all who, wish will have partners, Quite a large . crowd will accompany Co.I from Grass . Valley. . oo saloon there. who will print your name on alumiFrauk Guenther is the. proud possessor of a new delivery wagon. He had it out for the first time teday. z All Eyes on Texas. Great is Texas. Her vast ~cotton crops and marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world. Now follows the startling statement of the ‘wonderful work at Cisco, Vex., of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. ‘My wife contracted a severe lung trouble,” writes editor J. J. Eager, “which caused a most obstinate cough and finally resulted in profuse hemorthages, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery.” Tambling—Oompany O. . ; . . before buying elsewhere. Local Briefs. . ready for the-big time on the Fourth of July and buy that new dress of us, John Kendrick has rented the buildcolored, at prices from $4 and upward. ing below the Grotto and will open a) . Dicely made. . Big.Sale of Whi ; d Corset There is a man on the street today . od of White Underskirts and Covers going on now, at ut Maher & Co., Nevada Cit GREAT WASH GOODS SALE Ladies, to day we place in one of-our large windows, some-good-things Ladies and Children’s Knit Underwear. tastes Vests in esa sh sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveless, low neck and short glee All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10e, 150, 25¢ and 50c. Take alc Orper, No. 1, irz-or. JUNE 4th, he above Parade ly, First, Second . lbmmands of Org ill, if possible, rey y 3d, 1902, for as: lach Division will enoon, July 4th, 1 BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lot, . SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Some nice things in this lot, in both white OUTSIDE SKIR'S—white pique, white dawn, dack and crash and lach Division will Come and visit us, Respectfully,: > ous hereafter to be first Division will 's Cigar Store. second Division 4% the Electric Rail own Commercial § Third Division w Gaylord’s store. . . SELLIwG out _ My Entire Stock of MILALINBERY. I will close our Nevada City store JULY 8th, The ore will not be open until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our new Fall Stock. ssa i Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goode in our Nevada City st goes at half price. Come and see them, Mrs. Lubeck will be at the store Fi st and Second I Third Division wil bed a point in fro forward in line ¢@ Division Marshals ble for the movem: interval of sixty f f:’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, . Tuesday and Wednesday. Call and see her: MRS. L. LUBECK, «. Colds and all Throat and Lung trouwas accompanied by the daughter and here and have the best wiehes of hosts . syivania Engine Oo.’s house. The in-. pies. 50c and $1, Tri g ; : {son of her sister, Mrs, Saxby. of friends for a long and prosperous . vitation was willingly accepted. Vintot's. Bad #8. Tait heteey sree et Cuicaco, June 5—The teamsters’ strike was settled at} 0.1L. Ashburn Jr, left for Truckee [Journey over life’s matrimonial, sea. ' ° ‘ : : . today to assume charge of the Sunset . Mr. Fischer,who was until recently asfour o’clock this morning, resulting in a great victory for the se robe ane ben pies sisnet atk bc tates 1s ee, teamsters. Four articles were signed by all parties com-. ” goo. Mott of Sacramento is here . °fY bueiness, is very popular among cerned. There shall be no discrimination against union . on a visit to his daughter, Mre. G, J. Laie pag gh ae, whe ! : 9 : Rector. : _ . Was ra erra y, is a mos teamsters. The wage scale shall be fair. No teamster to . Pee er sawartz of Guatemals, who hee. Charming young lady. work on Labor Day. No teamster receiving higher wages shall suffér a reduction which would result in a disagreebeen here on a visit, went to San FranB A S F B A LL 'Broad’to Plaga; up Commerctal te West Broad; co Pine; down Pine Plaza; counterma th up Broad, the 1 teon the north st ‘point in front o' u line to the left . d by its Marshal. Second Division ms, while the Ms tor of the Day, an pass from the left Second Division Oommercial 8t., Nevada City CG & SHAY CONDAIN . Have Bargains to! Offer in FORCE cisco this morning. Mies Kate Kinkeai has returned of a country is measured by its conSing toaen tatiana we hes said juncti % & The newest and breakfast.and health food. a ment. home. 4 «€ It requires od pw and oan be eaten right im? the seanterme es . Mrs, H. J. Phelan and daughter & a from the package. >it in ' Diving eee Z . oe . . . Y ley ma Union PHCRMe . . 22st seam Sh Coat at Glenbrook Park . ,,. SPORTINGEGOODS.23 ack we ee BR a is 8 a 4 p 7 Miners hion ch Cc It might be said that the civilization . @b8eGodfrey and wife ‘ate here = mer . a : pron) tae aie a from Columbia Hill, on a visit to their Se The committee in charge-of the big picnic to be given at Shebley’s Park by the Grass Valley Miners’ Union next Wednesday, is now herd at work and has about completed all arrangesumption of sulphuric acid, a chemical product which is at the bottom of almost every industry. Chemistry is responsible for the existence of all explo@ives. In this last respect, so far as usefulness for war is concerned, it might be deemed destructive, but in ita daughter, Mrs. A. McAlliater. Carl Lehners and his mother, Mrs. Dr. Robertson of San Francisco are. here on a visit to tte lady’s sister, Mrs, Dr, 0. L. Maller. A P. Matthews is here from Sierra SUNDAY, JUNE 8th GRASS VALLEY * NEVADA CITY a SR PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CENTS. [C. E. Mulloy, Groce Qwawawewewew~ed marching down . Division in line. hess Le county. , rn ~ ag ment, The program of sperts will be . production of. fertilizers it is creative, Come and see the best 5 unusually long and the prizes very sige baatrige Pat ang el Srahgg Harrison is down from Gaston season. Fae ‘ e oe of the Lefever Hammer less Shot Guns ik $30.00 e @ A valuable, There will be something PD ose . a mission—Gents, 25c.; Ladies, 10c pe D S . W f All K d t insurance see T ; ha de it practicable to produce}. Superintendent A. D. Gassaway ‘is going on all day and all who attend 7 . wena fe sop Als acne down from North Bloomfield Winchester Repeating Shot Guns = $17.00 I ver are 0 in oivest brands of ed od ‘ti nine . 2 Pe ee s ; : ae are assured a good time. The busi-. purposes. There would be no good inks} L.A, Wiseman is.bere from San 303 S ‘fl : wee — 0 be found at W. cess houses ef Grass Valley will be. i¢ jt were not for chemical science. francisco, ; ; , ( avage Ri es 2 = = = $19.00 < . Chambers. Try asked to close for the day, Where would photography be but for! srs H Dahneka of French Corral Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, nd is now sellin +o yarn upon which the whole art), ived here last evening from San “3 a5 5 : “eels Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, five cents @ loaf Franciseo on her way home, ~utter Knives, C Ladles, Olive Spoous. 'y. Try itand The whole leather industry depends ' <>< i . Team es P y GOL COMMISSIONS. . , 2 we: come: s2suetey_devenae _Sapervioe HO. Griael and Hoory. . Try > RS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS Cart: 3 » Crean : ical protess. Mineral oils, such as keroer are dowd from Wasbington, ‘have ready : ‘ want a good, gene, are purified by chemical means,}' Mts. Thomes Hicks left this mornM_L. & D. MARSH fs delivridges and you will use no other. Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired Very best in : Commissions were issued yesterday. 2nd the same may be said of vegetable. ing for a visit to San Francisco and . S? an immense stock of Lumber of : parece “ea Wa, Harry tiSctin & Tyeteli on Gertala anda. and Md all the Repent ee the southern part of the State, ar Sit, sane ans: Actas ne El t De ; C : eler ® best of pers for painting. Many kinds o s are 2 : d ‘ ie t . Pp , ms aia as eeeone Lieutenant of preserved by the help of salicylic acid Sas J. Ott left this morning ‘for the . suit you in., ec ro nh a ar ors 30, ” J ° BRAN D, i ec +The Jew Send your orde! ompany I of Grass Valley. Acom:. gnq other chemicals, which are not yDoofs, Windows, Sashes, etc. ay : . — ee, Ct end hat mission as a First Lieutenant of the! parmful when used in very small quan" meernnees L. Poundstone and 7 2 vere Ey : aa . Be cs Council Chamb. Second Regiment was at the same. tities;—Saturday Evening Post. aughter came down from Gaston = — ? time issued to Charles J. Young of ——— -). Ridge this morning and left for San We also keop_on_hend DR. R. E. SMITH Pine Sts. Set Grass Valley, Lieutenant Young will Rheumatism. Francisco. ; _MASURY’S PAINTS be signed as Batallion Adju‘ant of the Third Batallion, of which Major P. F. Simonds of this city is commander. a little flowers of sulpbur and sprinkle it well into the feet of a pair of stockiugs, which you must wear at night. The sulpbur is quickly absorbed into If you suffer from rheumatism, buy These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlor J. Nichols, who bas been here on a po are absolutely pure and ever ‘-. color. Fully guaranteed. . ; ‘visit, left this morning for the Bay. Victor Citua, F. H. Moulton and W. R. Senter of San Francisco, are in established nearly four years ago. One of the . best equipped Dental Ottices on the Geant and 8 of Sacramento, argest and Shot lanch wi wht at William E Ne and Spring " Choice wines, *4y8 on hand, Handsome Clocks _ Are. Located Here Permanently cea town. : : We have j ceiv “Seantife 1 stock of Clocks of 4 $00 Ou Collecting, . se isers ceil or . , vert, 2,8 Port ele ater Jraaiergeetes ELECTRICAL sud otter convenionos tor dotse. . kinds large and omall hey one all guaranteed: MSCuIdet rave : on for Reno, fs 08 wos . — aie 3 ss pied, mvt neat Re as Bi, yt” f <i : e dy for rheumatism. W. Liv'ngston is here from SacraPl Sieg guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other None Better. Our prices ‘are the Lowest. ind Itching } mento, : asiaiels Doying: Sacks OUR PRICES — ; i. aman eit ying: but J ans the ee ean teat gow he E. on Wosthii tbe baat oe < ‘PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00/ GOLD ven Se Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our Specl'' then core ae The Fourth of July floance commit-. 4, ae. Werthien, an, is GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Kerat.. 6 00! SILVER FILLINGS." $2.00 Up oe : Por Tojurioe 3s ought of the reception he had attend. @9W®8 from Wasbington. BRIDGE WORK ; R FILLINGS,..,. $1 00 RK Injuries, Pa tee, W. H. Dunlap, chairman, B.~¥.) 94 the previous evening, he said: J. Evnor snd Geo, Wagoner are up ee. & OO . CLEANING.. oxteseasesse4 BOE lp 4 4 ' Prins ost be best asaca om 5 ‘ N, 50 CENTS. a Co eollecting today, from th ose who hed. “what do youaean by that?” ma ac try is down from Grizzly aul o charge for Extracting when plates are ordered, i e o . wid by W, D. ane raphe fethiehad over #100. cae Nee rare tinoae . ats Saylor and G. Y. Robinson ore ap “sia ee R.E. SMITH, D.D.S : Watchmakers : ITH & Schmia a going D press collected over $700.) 8" Ne 1 from jornley. Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, we . . PHONE. WEST 14, ‘BROAD STBEET, NEVADA M in the tobpaatt é we of ° > ss ae ae » o * sg ¥: aren cb 4 “4 ma Wee

Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NT AND FT e00D COTION = F Newaba Cery Dany Transceorr ML PLAY BALLAINGETING TOMGHT 4 ‘ [ssued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. RS (Oe . Bis Soauae sigue piers sr . —=—"“aems or suncoamrion . The Nevadas vs. The. Pourth of July General Committees Meet andBy Company ¢ Al i bo anova rete ot afer . S. Arts Valleys Next . Committee at the . Good Progress Being . Armory Hill 1. Serbcot a neimemenesiieiemeens a ‘Register at once. Grass Valley firemen should be their guests on the 4th of July. Commit-. tees were appointed to entertain the morrow Night. Armory. All who enjoy athletic sports are . phe election of officers resulted as fol= Sie CREESE Sees oe See Cele The Committee of the Fifth of July. looking with pleasure to tomorrow . jows; B, A. Bost, president; Richard cian Nevadas will again cross bats with the. bration on the 4th and 5th of July,. met at Armory Hall lest evening, and. i+ when Company O’s Social Ath. sandow, foreman; Al Huson, first ae~p ‘Grass Valley, and it is olaimed by the] will -meet at the Armory Hall at 8. was called to order by chairman G. J./),,;, Club will give its exhibition at] sistant foreman; H. W. Brand, second knowing ones that the Nevadas will be] .»ojock tonight when important busi-. Rector. fred E. Brown was elected) 414-7 Hall. The basket ball game . assistant foreman; J. J, Jackson, equal to the eccasion. The boys bad} 44 wil be transacted. The finance) S°cretary. ~ which will be participated in by teams . treasurer; P. G. Scadden, secretary; nd completers ll ‘ grand yd other the . Sunday, Sunday next at Glenbrook Park the ~~ Made. — ee ° EGISTRATION is going on but slowly, and yet every citizen who fails to. register will forfeit his frarichise. It is com tively easy to register now, for the office is not crowded, but in a short time the rush of the belated ones will begin and then the late comers will have to) nothing in it but the Nevadas, On a stiff old practice game at the Park yesterday, and Fitzgerald put them committee will make a report as to through, and he says confidently . their collections, which will enable the that Grass Valley will have to play . general committee to make appropriabetter ball than they have been play: . tions to the different committees. The ing to win out. Maneger Leiter sees tattous git mithtalees® will Seport xi stand in line and take their turn, so that what can now be/. the other hand Maneger Armuteeig ats NES Ver DATS eee Se ee done in a few minutes may take considerable time. It is the custom of the American people to postpone . show for itself. The Grass Valleys will Men will attend to business or to pleasure, or even spend much time in mere idleness; neglectful of their duties as citizens until the excitements of the actual campaign begin. Then they go in a flock to register. Some even delay until it is altogether too late and then comtheir political duties. plain-of the election lays. The men who do that sort of thing—especially those who] ranks. reside in the larger cities—are fond of -calling themselves “good citizens.” They pride themselves upon the fact that they are opposed to boss rule. . position amounts to little. As amatter of fact their op-. gentlemen, 25 cents; ladies, 10 cents. On election day it is the votes oe and_-not the talk that counts, and-citizens however good who A Picasant have not registered:cannot vote. The bosses never fail to get the Grass Valieys is saying nothing,. amount will be necessary to carry the he is evidently content, to let the game . different events through. Many play two men who -have not appeared other things of interest will come up with them before this season. Miller, wEty Wal Been ths eoemition wer) who played withthe Orovillea_last. ¢™ployed, Soldier Dies Just Before His Intended Bride . Arrives, second for the Valley boys. He has been classed as well up in the amateur funduy will bea fit day f-r the game, and as the grounds are in splendid condition, a fast game should be played. Admission to the park— : their men registered. Their votes can be counted on. It is for that reason they are powerful. If only public spirit and patriotism could induce men to attend to their political duties as promptly and as efficiently as the boss can induce his following to register and vote there would be no such thing as day Party. A very pleasant afternoon was spent at the howe of Mrs, Henry Richards . Y°U2S man, Oliver Lieps, who was to on Gold Flat yesterday, the occasion Miss Mary Jones passed through ber home in Oregon City, Or., and on the same train was the body of the have been her husband. They had been levers from childhood, and as boss rule in the United States. The issue.is an old one and is well understood. We refer to it only to remind the public that there is to be this year. Francisco. _ a complete new registration. Former registers do not count. The best time to attend to the duty is now. There can hardly be aay more important business confronting the citizens this week than that of getting his name’on the register, so that he will be sure of his right to vote when the time. Clemo, Alice Sharp, Margaret Monk, comes. Let every citizen who has not re-registered this year attend to the matter at once. County Clerk Arbogast or his deputies will be pleased to register all voters in this county as rapidly as they may come to the office. being the joint birthday celebration of : Mrs. E. J. Smith, who is visiting here] ‘ey entered matarity had pledged from Canada and Master Herbert Richthemselves to each other for life. : ards, who is visiting here from San The outbreak of the Spanish AmeriGames were indalged in can war took her lover from her side. by the children and the older folks He went to Manila, and after three enjcyed themselves in various ways, years of campaigning he retarned Those present were the following: from the Islands and procured a poEisie Tredinnick, Mary Sharp, Jane sition in a mill at. Floriston, Nevada Clemo, Bernice Shroeder, Jennie Sharp . C°22*Y: and began preparing a home $ for his bride. A few days ago he wrote ie Clemo, Nellie Pascoe, Florence ye ane peal go ey Seon src to her to come to him at Fioriston, where they were to be made man and . wife, and she obeyed. Qne-half hour George Clemo, Herman Schroder, before her arrival at Floriston, Oliver Herbert Richards, Mesdames Hous4Lieps waea corpse. A fever contract Muriel Dailey, James Monk, Leonard Schroeder, Fred Monk, fom Monk, HICAGO STHIK & TTLED TOOK man, Smith, Dailey, Brim and Riched in the Philippines developed and ards and Misses Edith Psine, Mayme]°2ded his life. The blow was a Richards and Lizzie Richards. frightful one to the young girl, but the : Sideico ; kindly people of Floriston. did all ip their power to allay ber sufferings, Going and Coming. and even delegated one of the number te escort her and the body of her ex: : : pected husband back to their home in Miss Millie Hyman will return this ; Oregon City. evening from San Francisco. eee = W. Peterson is here from Sacramento. pees H. M. Liggett of Fresno is among Married Sunday the arrivals here. . W. M. Seeman arrived here last even: ing from Tacoma. At Downieville last Sunday a pretty F. Glass is bere from Frisco. “. but quiet wedding took place when Miss Julia Hook returned home last. 49®°ld Fischer and Mise evening from ‘Ventura county, where Black were united in marriage. Both she has been teaching seheol. She . the young people are well known Annie There. were several suggestions made and discussions ensued as to the entertainments that should be provided for the 6th. pees On motion of 8. Leo Leiter it was ordered that there should be a basket ball'contest between different teams, aud prizes offered. 1st prize, $15; second, $10. J. M. Walling was appointed chairman of @ comunittee to take charge of:this matter, with power to appoint the balance of the committe». $15 was allowed the committee for expenses. B. 8. Rector made a motion, and it was carried, that a baby show be one of the attractions of the day. Jas. B. Tully was appointed chairman of the committee to attend te it, and appoint the remainder of the committee.. $75 was appropriated for expenses of the committee and prizes. Major P. F. Simonds asked that $50 be appropriated for the entertainment of the military company and their guests on theSth. It was granted. On motion of W. G. Richards it was ordered that arrangements be made to have balloon ascensions. B.S. Rector was appointed chairman of 4 commitSacramento the other day—en_route to . e which he will appoint, to com. municate with an aeronant. The Sth of July committee decided te go before the General committee at tonight’s: meeting and ask that a band be hired to play in different parts of town all day on the 5th, Major Simonds informed the committee that the battalion drill would start at 10:30 o’clock in the morning and end ‘at 12 o’clock noon. -Lhere will also be dress parade and guard mount. The 5th of July committee then adjourned. The Morning Parade committee of the Fourth then met. It was decided to give $25 for the best decorated float, and $15 for the best decorated varriage in the parade. Major Simonds reported that the parade would be in three divisions and explained the way in which the divisions will be formed. The parade will start at 10:30 sharp. After comparing notes it was decided to ask the general committee at tonight’s meeting for an appropriation of $825 to carry out the plans designed for the morning parade. — J. J. Jackeon, B. A. Bost and Al Snell, representing the Fire Department, appeared before the committee, and asked for an appropriation ef $150 to defray the expenses of the visiting firemen. It was decided to endorse their application which will come up Tbe firemen then asked the committee -to participate in the banquet at Penncomposed of girls, wil! be the first on o'clock sbarp. E. J. Baker, who hes acted as instructor during the practicing, bas exerted every effert to and everything now looks as though he would accomplish his purpose as at the rehearaal last. evening everything went off smoothly and not a hitch occurred. A glance at the following program . will show what is in store for those who attend: . Basket Ball—Nevada Vity girls, . Instrumental Solo—Michael Hyman. . Horizontal Bar—Company O. Boxing—HoWard Sweet and Archie . Odgers. —] Boxing—Warren Hosken-and Chas. Bracket, i Parallel Bar—Oompany C. Instrumental Duet— Misses Harry. housen, and Langdon. . Spanish Rings—E. J. Baker, William . Flewellen, John Grenholm. Vocal Solo—J. James. Trapeze — Sherman Costello and Wayne Marker. the program and will comménee at 8 James Hutchison, directors; P. a. make the event a complete success, . engineer. A. K. Snell, janitor; John Rafter and Pharcndtar d surf ‘eure you get the genuin is taken internally, and uede 9 ledo, Ohio, by F. J, Testimonials free Foam by ~ druggist, price 75 Cte, pg ‘Hall’s Family Pills are tho best, following general & Scadden, Robert Snell and A, K. Snell, vonds, Grand Mars fire delegates. A. K Snell was unenimeusly nominated for assistant chief Cheney & ( ogpers, No. 1, Regular Collection Day wile, ~~ cle Marshall W ; Ls Se 5 g, owe ’ More whisky— us ors JenkiDs al Next Saturday willbe the regalar}. __ “Jeese_Moore” Whiskey (ivilian General At ne, George Campbel four weeks’ collection day for the} ~ best. Weissbein, John Gi ee TRANSORIPT, and it is desired that all Headache : g. Swift, B. Jamiesc those in arrears settle up,as closely as} — vou Vitality Grass Valley ; F. y pesticn #p « . And wrecks the brain. One q sh; D: Be Getobell, I possible. Sherman’a Headache Cure will’. Henry Lane, O. L.

eee you. You swallow a pill, and thehammmmasie™: ( bene The best of porter ‘and beer always’ ihe is They cure neural James B, Tull fan; John Fay an Grant and John Fig and R. D. Skidmore ward Thomas of Bri ittle York ; Eb, O, ! —. Poaze, James nd Marshal, Milita tAide and General he following are O ac on draught at W. J. Berrnanp’s, Also . 25c. and a box. For sale by the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Dickerman, sole agent, rision—Marsbal, ¢ on. iriaton Marshal, -£ ision— Marshal, E Instrumental Solo—Emily Hosken . Statues— John Curnow and Manford . Rey nolds. . Instrumental Duet —Misses Walling and’ Lawrence. O'Neill and J. 8, sch organization . Aide of Division. Marshals and Assis for final instructic in the afternoon? The Order of Parad before the general eommittee tonight. Pyramids—Company C. Wild’s full orchestra will fuannish . the music for dancing after the pro. gram has been rendered and a corps of . floor managers will gee that all who, wish will have partners, Quite a large . crowd will accompany Co.I from Grass . Valley. . oo saloon there. who will print your name on alumiFrauk Guenther is the. proud possessor of a new delivery wagon. He had it out for the first time teday. z All Eyes on Texas. Great is Texas. Her vast ~cotton crops and marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world. Now follows the startling statement of the ‘wonderful work at Cisco, Vex., of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. ‘My wife contracted a severe lung trouble,” writes editor J. J. Eager, “which caused a most obstinate cough and finally resulted in profuse hemorthages, but she has been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery.” Tambling—Oompany O. . ; . . before buying elsewhere. Local Briefs. . ready for the-big time on the Fourth of July and buy that new dress of us, John Kendrick has rented the buildcolored, at prices from $4 and upward. ing below the Grotto and will open a) . Dicely made. . Big.Sale of Whi ; d Corset There is a man on the street today . od of White Underskirts and Covers going on now, at ut Maher & Co., Nevada Cit GREAT WASH GOODS SALE Ladies, to day we place in one of-our large windows, some-good-things Ladies and Children’s Knit Underwear. tastes Vests in esa sh sleeves and sleeveless, low neck and sleeveless, low neck and short glee All the new things kept here. PRICES at 10e, 150, 25¢ and 50c. Take alc Orper, No. 1, irz-or. JUNE 4th, he above Parade ly, First, Second . lbmmands of Org ill, if possible, rey y 3d, 1902, for as: lach Division will enoon, July 4th, 1 BIG NEW LOT OF WASH GOODS. Some new things in this lot, . SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Some nice things in this lot, in both white OUTSIDE SKIR'S—white pique, white dawn, dack and crash and lach Division will Come and visit us, Respectfully,: > ous hereafter to be first Division will 's Cigar Store. second Division 4% the Electric Rail own Commercial § Third Division w Gaylord’s store. . . SELLIwG out _ My Entire Stock of MILALINBERY. I will close our Nevada City store JULY 8th, The ore will not be open until SEPTEMBER 15th, with our new Fall Stock. ssa i Everything in trimmed and untrimmed goode in our Nevada City st goes at half price. Come and see them, Mrs. Lubeck will be at the store Fi st and Second I Third Division wil bed a point in fro forward in line ¢@ Division Marshals ble for the movem: interval of sixty f f:’s positively guaranteed for Coughs, . Tuesday and Wednesday. Call and see her: MRS. L. LUBECK, «. Colds and all Throat and Lung trouwas accompanied by the daughter and here and have the best wiehes of hosts . syivania Engine Oo.’s house. The in-. pies. 50c and $1, Tri g ; : {son of her sister, Mrs, Saxby. of friends for a long and prosperous . vitation was willingly accepted. Vintot's. Bad #8. Tait heteey sree et Cuicaco, June 5—The teamsters’ strike was settled at} 0.1L. Ashburn Jr, left for Truckee [Journey over life’s matrimonial, sea. ' ° ‘ : : . today to assume charge of the Sunset . Mr. Fischer,who was until recently asfour o’clock this morning, resulting in a great victory for the se robe ane ben pies sisnet atk bc tates 1s ee, teamsters. Four articles were signed by all parties com-. ” goo. Mott of Sacramento is here . °fY bueiness, is very popular among cerned. There shall be no discrimination against union . on a visit to his daughter, Mre. G, J. Laie pag gh ae, whe ! : 9 : Rector. : _ . Was ra erra y, is a mos teamsters. The wage scale shall be fair. No teamster to . Pee er sawartz of Guatemals, who hee. Charming young lady. work on Labor Day. No teamster receiving higher wages shall suffér a reduction which would result in a disagreebeen here on a visit, went to San FranB A S F B A LL 'Broad’to Plaga; up Commerctal te West Broad; co Pine; down Pine Plaza; counterma th up Broad, the 1 teon the north st ‘point in front o' u line to the left . d by its Marshal. Second Division ms, while the Ms tor of the Day, an pass from the left Second Division Oommercial 8t., Nevada City CG & SHAY CONDAIN . Have Bargains to! Offer in FORCE cisco this morning. Mies Kate Kinkeai has returned of a country is measured by its conSing toaen tatiana we hes said juncti % & The newest and breakfast.and health food. a ment. home. 4 «€ It requires od pw and oan be eaten right im? the seanterme es . Mrs, H. J. Phelan and daughter & a from the package. >it in ' Diving eee Z . oe . . . Y ley ma Union PHCRMe . . 22st seam Sh Coat at Glenbrook Park . ,,. SPORTINGEGOODS..23 ack we ee BR a is 8 a 4 p 7 Miners hion ch Cc It might be said that the civilization . @b8eGodfrey and wife ‘ate here = mer . a : pron) tae aie a from Columbia Hill, on a visit to their Se The committee in charge-of the big picnic to be given at Shebley’s Park by the Grass Valley Miners’ Union next Wednesday, is now herd at work and has about completed all arrangesumption of sulphuric acid, a chemical product which is at the bottom of almost every industry. Chemistry is responsible for the existence of all explo@ives. In this last respect, so far as usefulness for war is concerned, it might be deemed destructive, but in ita daughter, Mrs. A. McAlliater. Carl Lehners and his mother, Mrs. Dr. Robertson of San Francisco are. here on a visit to tte lady’s sister, Mrs, Dr, 0. L. Maller. A P. Matthews is here from Sierra SUNDAY, JUNE 8th GRASS VALLEY * NEVADA CITY a SR PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CENTS. [C. E. Mulloy, Groce Qwawawewewew~ed marching down . Division in line. hess Le county. , rn ~ ag ment, The program of sperts will be . production of. fertilizers it is creative, Come and see the best 5 unusually long and the prizes very sige baatrige Pat ang el Srahgg Harrison is down from Gaston season. Fae ‘ e oe of the Lefever Hammer less Shot Guns ik $30.00 e @ A valuable, There will be something PD ose . a mission—Gents, 25c.; Ladies, 10c pe D S . W f All K d t insurance see T ; ha de it practicable to produce}. Superintendent A. D. Gassaway ‘is going on all day and all who attend 7 . wena fe sop Als acne down from North Bloomfield Winchester Repeating Shot Guns = $17.00 I ver are 0 in oivest brands of ed od ‘ti nine . 2 Pe ee s ; : ae are assured a good time. The busi-. purposes. There would be no good inks} L.A, Wiseman is.bere from San 303 S ‘fl : wee — 0 be found at W. cess houses ef Grass Valley will be. i¢ jt were not for chemical science. francisco, ; ; , ( avage Ri es 2 = = = $19.00 < . Chambers. Try asked to close for the day, Where would photography be but for! srs H Dahneka of French Corral Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, nd is now sellin +o yarn upon which the whole art), ived here last evening from San “3 a5 5 : “eels Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, five cents @ loaf Franciseo on her way home, ~utter Knives, C Ladles, Olive Spoous. 'y. Try itand The whole leather industry depends ' <>< i . Team es P y GOL COMMISSIONS. . , 2 we: come: s2suetey_devenae _Sapervioe HO. Griael and Hoory. . Try > RS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS Cart: 3 » Crean : ical protess. Mineral oils, such as keroer are dowd from Wasbington, ‘have ready : ‘ want a good, gene, are purified by chemical means,}' Mts. Thomes Hicks left this mornM_L. & D. MARSH fs delivridges and you will use no other. Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Repaired Very best in : Commissions were issued yesterday. 2nd the same may be said of vegetable. ing for a visit to San Francisco and . S? an immense stock of Lumber of : parece “ea Wa, Harry tiSctin & Tyeteli on Gertala anda. and Md all the Repent ee the southern part of the State, ar Sit, sane ans: Actas ne El t De ; C : eler ® best of pers for painting. Many kinds o s are 2 : d ‘ ie t . Pp , ms aia as eeeone Lieutenant of preserved by the help of salicylic acid Sas J. Ott left this morning ‘for the . suit you in., ec ro nh a ar ors 30, ” J ° BRAN D, i ec +The Jew Send your orde! ompany I of Grass Valley. Acom:. gnq other chemicals, which are not yDoofs, Windows, Sashes, etc. ay : . — ee, Ct end hat mission as a First Lieutenant of the! parmful when used in very small quan" meernnees L. Poundstone and 7 2 vere Ey : aa . Be cs Council Chamb. Second Regiment was at the same. tities;—Saturday Evening Post. aughter came down from Gaston = — ? time issued to Charles J. Young of ——— -). Ridge this morning and left for San We also keop_on_hend DR. R. E. SMITH Pine Sts. Set Grass Valley, Lieutenant Young will Rheumatism. Francisco. ; _MASURY’S PAINTS be signed as Batallion Adju‘ant of the Third Batallion, of which Major P. F. Simonds of this city is commander. a little flowers of sulpbur and sprinkle it well into the feet of a pair of stockiugs, which you must wear at night. The sulpbur is quickly absorbed into If you suffer from rheumatism, buy These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlor J. Nichols, who bas been here on a po are absolutely pure and ever ‘-. color. Fully guaranteed. . ; ‘visit, left this morning for the Bay. Victor Citua, F. H. Moulton and W. R. Senter of San Francisco, are in established nearly four years ago. One of the . best equipped Dental Ottices on the Geant and 8 of Sacramento, argest and Shot lanch wi wht at William E Ne and Spring " Choice wines, *4y8 on hand, Handsome Clocks _ Are. Located Here Permanently cea town. : : We have j ceiv “Seantife 1 stock of Clocks of 4 $00 Ou Collecting, . se isers ceil or . , vert, 2,8 Port ele ater Jraaiergeetes ELECTRICAL sud otter convenionos tor dotse. . kinds large and omall hey one all guaranteed: MSCuIdet rave : on for Reno, fs 08 wos . — aie 3 ss pied, mvt neat Re as Bi, yt” f <i : e dy for rheumatism. W. Liv'ngston is here from SacraPl Sieg guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by other None Better. Our prices ‘are the Lowest. ind Itching } mento, : asiaiels Doying: Sacks OUR PRICES — ; i. aman eit ying: but J ans the ee ean teat gow he E. on Wosthii tbe baat oe < ‘PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 00/ GOLD ven Se Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our Specl'' then core ae The Fourth of July floance commit-. 4, ae. Werthien, an, is GOLD « ROWNS, 22 Kerat... 6 00! SILVER FILLINGS." $2.00 Up oe : Por Tojurioe 3s ought of the reception he had attend. @9W®8 from Wasbington. BRIDGE WORK ; R FILLINGS,...,. $1 00 RK Injuries, Pa tee, W. H. Dunlap, chairman, B.~¥.) 94 the previous evening, he said: J. Evnor snd Geo, Wagoner are up ee. & OO . CLEANING... oxteseasesse4 BOE lp 4 4 ' Prins ost be best asaca om 5 ‘ N, 50 CENTS. a Co eollecting today, from th ose who hed. “what do youaean by that?” ma ac try is down from Grizzly aul o charge for Extracting when plates are ordered, i e o . wid by W, D. ane raphe fethiehad over #100. cae Nee rare tinoae . ats Saylor and G. Y. Robinson ore ap “sia ee R.E. SMITH, D.D.S : Watchmakers : ITH & Schmia a going D press collected over $700.) 8" Ne 1 from jornley. Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, we . . PHONE. WEST 14, ‘BROAD STBEET, NEVADA M in the tobpaatt é we of ° > ss ae ae » o * sg ¥: aren cb 4 “4 ma Wee