March 10, 1903 (4 pages)

Br LSaseres Nevapa area DAILy er NAT. P. BROWN, -Propristor. —— =o TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. 42 1-2 Per — Delivered to any part of the elty. 2 Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada ory oc Sb¥ ee beecevessene March 10, 1903 A BLOW AT LOTTERIES. HE SUPREME COURT of the United States hae just settled the question: “Has Congress the power to prohibit the sending of lottery tickets from one State to another by any other means than the mail?” Ia two cases before the court the copstitationality of the Act of Oongress of 1895, prohibiting the sending of lottery tickets out of one State into another by express, was challenged. The contention of counsel for the defense was that the inhibition is not « Federal function and is not one of the powers delegated in the Constitution by the States; that the eending of the lottery tickets or policy slips is not an act of interstate commerce; that the suppression of lotteries belongs exclusively to the police power of the several States. The Supreme Court held, Justice Harlan delivering the opinion, that _ transmitting lottery tickets from one State to another as matter of traffic is an act of interstate commerce, and that the Act of Congress prohibiting the car well known bymn rying of such articles is withia the regulative powers of the Federal Government; therefore, Congress may take cognizance of the traffic as an interstate commerce act, and it is not compelled to tolerate itin order to regulate it. The Supreme Court holds that Congress, for the protection of the people “ef all the States, under the power of the Interstate Commerce Act, may dev means not probibited by the Conetinties, to drive the traiie out from among the States. ‘The decision is . a majority one, ‘four of the Justices dissenting on ‘the ground that the holding of the majority is inconsistent ‘with the views of the framers of the Constitution. This decision interposes the most powerful obeck that has yet been applied to the traffic in lottery tickets. They have long been exclpded from the mails, and the transmission of them in any other way from one State to another is now held to be a violation of the law subjecting the trafficker to punishment ander the Federal law. It is thus developed that the United States is far in advance of the States in this matter of crushing the lotteries, It hag gone now tothe full extent of its power and thus ‘indfeated to the States that they, too, may suppress the lottery evil, if they choose to exert their local police power, supplementary to the action of Congress, or initiate and originate means for its ‘suppression. But so far as Oaliforuia is concerned, it is quite improbable that anything will be done to stamp out the business which the Constitution aud the statates ~ denotes as Criminal, and both of which demand its suppression. In thie State it is as directly against the statutes to advertise lotteries as it is to do upjastifiable killing of human beings. No sort of pettifogging can moeke it appear that the methods employed here are not those of plain, highly paid for, unconcealed advertising. The leading daily papers of San Francisco, which pose as moralists and prate daily and loudly npon the street corners about enforcement of the lawe and the accomplishing of reforms, are defiant violaters of the lew of the Constitation and of the statue book. Bat the hand of the law is absolutely paralyzed in the matter of compelling obedience to it from these newepapers. DDIET MENTION. News Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. 98 The meeting of Court Garfield, No. 9, F. of A., last evening was unusually interesting, and the address on Forestry by Ohief Ranger John Delbridge ‘was fall of information of value to those affiliated with the order. After the business of the evening was concluded an hour or so of pleacure was indulged in, and a benquet fcllowed, James Dower, the genial proprietor of the Eagle saloon at the corner of Commercial and Pine streets, had the misfortune last week to accidentally s'‘ip and fall behind the counter while discharging his duties. He fell with such force as to break a rib, which Dr. Sawyer set. The injury, though a painfal one, did not incapacitate him from business, If you want a good piece of bacon g0 to Grissel Brothers. Go to Kline & George if you wants pair of shoes to fit. The latest, Red Top Olover at Vin-~ton’s, ee Balids up the system, puts pare, . Fieh blood in the veins; makes men snd women strong and healthy—Bar‘dock Blood Bitters. At any drag store. Se It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Grange, suffered for eix months with 2s Feo ful running sore on bis leg; but writes that Backien’s Arnica Saive wholly cured it in five deys. For. Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure gearanied. Only 25 cts, macau ~ Vinton, dragFor over half 8 8 ponent “Jesse Moore” Whisky bas held its supremacy as the best, purest and most palatable. e PERSONAL ETI Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Mrs. Goldsmith, who was called here some time ago on account of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs, John Hart of Sacramento street, returned her home at Sacramento yesterday; Mre, Hert being now on the road to recovery. G. Bamelli, the dairyman, and wife are both on the sick list. Mrs. H. Fowler of Oakland is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. St. Pierre of Prospect Hill. Mre. Obris. Kornhammer of Coyote street is ill with la grippe. street is reperted quite ill. day from Truckee to visit relatives. arrived here last evening to visit ber father, M. L. Marsh. street is still. confined to her home with rheamatism. Mra. A. F, Aird, who recently went to Oakland for the benefit of her health, is said to be on the improve. H. 8, Adeletein, who has ‘been here attending to business matters in the interest of a San Francisco firm, retarned tothe metropolis today, Mre, BR. G. Baldwin of San Francisco, who has been here for sme time Fast visiting with her daughter, Mrs. H. O, Smith, returned home yesterday. Miss Phoebe Andrews of thie clty. will leave tomorrew for Reno, Nevada. where she expects to remain, ee E. W. Severs of San Francisco is here spending s few days, Mrs. W. 8. Bichards and her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Carter, left this morning for a visit to Sau Franciseo,Mrs. B. H. Preston of Sacramento} } Mrs. William Sigourney of Coyote}. EVAL. HEETINGS, ay Noted Expomder of . the Gospel Coming to” Exhort. Sinners. See. E. 8. Ufford, the author of that “Throw Out the Life Line,” is on an evangelical tour around the world, singing, whistling and preaching the gospel. He wiJl be at the Methodist Oburch, this city, Thuraday and Friday evenings of this week, Mr, Ufford used to be in the life-saving service ef the U.8. Government and carries with him the flaxen line with which be saved many, @ wrecked one: 5 Going and ‘Coming. ‘ down from Badger Hill today, Superintendent L.L. Myers came down from Malakoff today. L. E. Peck is down from Gaston Ridge today. Major J. 8. McBride came over from North San Juan today. H. O. Boyd and G. E. Hitchcock are here from San Francisco, . . H. M, Obristie is here from Redwood City. Miss Minnis Brand returned Sunday evening from a visit to her many friends at Ban Francisco: > G. F. Milly, O. Barker, Chester Barker and W. Buston came down from the Red Orogs Mine today. E. T, Scott and wife of Trackee are here on a visit. Nevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers, . Saturday Afternoon and Evening MAROH létb,. 1908, The Celebrated BEATY BROS. are coming with the latest Colored Moving Pictures Guaranteed not to quiver or blar, Also the latest Illustrated Son the great {Baritone,; Professor Hadley, assisted by America’s i known pianist, Charles L. Langdon. Matinee and Evening, SATURDAY, Mareb 14th. ADMISSION Matinee, +25.and 8Ucente Evening, 265, 50 and 75 cents Tickets on sale at Foleys. Wonderful Entertainment Mre. William Browning of Boulder = Charles Ashbarn Jr. came over San-. <4 Ouictintakte inte Liquid Air. "Liquid Air and Wireless TelegraphyExperiments and . Demonstrations PROF. Monday, March 16th] a the T > Fhentre. Special Btudent Tate, 25 cents. Oa sale ~~ Saperintendent J. P. Myers came}. Morning. In the Superior Oourt this morning the charge of rape which has been pending against J. R. Ballestero for several months was on motion of Distriet Attorney George L. Jones dismissed and the defendant given his freedom. The bondsmen were also discharged. In making the motion Mr. Jones stated that in his opinion a conviction could not be secared and he deemed it his duty iu justice to the texpayers of Nevada county, to move for a dismissal. He mentioned the fact of the defendant baving been . . already tried txice on this charge, in both of which the jury disegreed, and of the trie] of Charles P. Schenk on practically the same charge in which the jury also disagreed, and forthat reason he did not think it possible to secure a coviction. Before granting the dismissal Judge Nilon took oocasion to make a few remarks in which he said that he did victed, and that it would be a very heavy experse to the county to try the case again. He thereupon granted ‘the motion for dismissal, Io making this motion for dismissal the District Attorney showed good jadgment, and is entitled to the thanks of the texpayers. — It fe generally understood that both . Ballestero and Schenk will leave the county. CASE POSTPONED, Trial of Daniel Roberts Continued Until Saturday, March 2ist. oe “In the case of the People vs. Daniel Roberts and Martha Roberts, it. was ordered,by the Superior Court today that the tcial of the cause against Dan jel Roberts set for Monday, March 16th, be continued until Saturday, March 2lst, He ie charged with the murder of Henry Batler, by shooting, at French Corral last fall. Senator Jobo R. Tyrrell and John T. Hennessy of Grasse Valley are attorneys for defendant. Hosplial Notes. John Wright, a resident of Trackee, was brought to the county hospital to day, suffering from a fractured leg. While walking along the wooden thoroughfares of that town he accidentally . © slipped and fell, with the above result, George Worthley was also brought over from Truckee. He is afflicted with an aggravated case of bronchitis and comes to seek medical treatment. The Nevada Oounty Hospital is now well patronized, 89 patients being dcmiciled at that institation. Under the efficient management of Steward Ronchi it has grown to be a popular resort for invalids, where everything possible is done to alleviate their suf. feriogs and lighten their burdens, Four patients were today discharged as cured. CAJEPUT LOTION: SOS (MS. 5c: $e So -VINTON’S. PHARMACY we lays. Tel Change. Against Him. — . Was Dismissed This not think the defendant could be con-/. examined the remains of deceased, and Three Hundred Thousa Dollar fire a pletely destroyed the Victoris dock at this place. grain owned by various corporations. to other interests were gutted by the flames. The loss at something over twenty thousand dollars, while the t Portland. PORTLAND, Oregon, March 10.—A disastrous fire this morning com The dock was piled high with Five thousand tons of wheat belonging to the North Western Warehouse Company and ten thousand tons belonging to the dock is estimated damage to both dock and warehouses will foot up to probably over three handred thousand dollars. CONONED'S INQUEST ae Over Remains of William H. Walters Held Today. Nevada The inquest over the remains of Wil liam Henry Walters, who met his death in the Canfield mine. at Blue]. Tent yesterday, was held by Deputy Coroner Gray today in the Nevada County Undertekiog Parlore, before the following jary: R. Heeker, H Place, M. Roberts, 0. Hall, W. lis, J. Peterson. Dr, O. L. Muller testified to having trict Atturney » “'. there yesterd Tregil-. agreeing on forest reserve found that the right side of the face and corner of the right eye were braised, but no bones were broken. Death was daue.to suffova:ion. W. Moody testified that it was simply a cave that came down and caught Mr, Walters, and it occurred about two o’clock. ~Stortly before that time the bank appeared safe Superintendent Olifford Graham of the Oanfleld mine testified that the accident occurred about two o'clock, Anambolat, De and that Walters was working in an Colusa, Batte open cut when the bank of earth came down and covered him up with five or six feet of earth. Mr, Graham said he was about one handred yards distant when he saw the bank giving away and gave warning to the men, but Walters was not able to get out of the way. No-biame conld be attached to anyone, and the cave was purely accidental, I. Oorbett testified that he was working near the uofortuoate man when the cave came and ran for his life. Theré were five men working at. the time and all except Walters escaped with their lives. E. B. Stevens was caucht but escaped injury, and Archie Noyes was caught and slightly injured. The jury brought in a verdict that William Henry Walters came to his death from suffocation, by _ being caught in a caving bank in the Oanfleld mine, aud that the same was accidental. report that th united in the proc-dare. Sierra, Glenn, county stated fight until its rupt. At the meeti resolutions u iogton, county have DO YOU PLAY POOL? =~—esOne of the finest tables in town ar this place. Also good liquors and Cigars. CHAMPION SALOON O’Oonpor & Shennon, Prop’rs. Broad street, Removal of Office BITERLY ODDOED. County Would; Also Suffer From the Foresiry Reserve Measure, -County--Asseesor Schroeder-and.DisJones, who went to Sacramento to attend the convention of District Attorneys and Assessors held ay for the purpose of . some plan of action against the proposed United States in Oalifornia, have returned from the Capital City. They e conference was quite largely attended and that all were ir purpose of opposing the forest reserve and the plan of At yesterday’s conference there were representatives present from Nevada, Yuba, Tehame, Trinity and Shasta counties, and at the meetimg -held today additicnal delegates were exp°eted to report from Lake, lNorte, Medes; Plamas; and Lissen counties, Much earnestness in the determined opposition against the: forest reserve measure was manifested by those present. Distriet Attorney Given of Shasta that Trinity county intended to fight the forestry reserve proposition to the bitter end; it would treasury became bankng yesterday it waa decided to appoint a committee to draft rging upon Boards of Supervisors the importance of taking action in the matter of the proposition of sending reprecentatives to WashThe Supervisors of Shasta already appropriated $1000 to work against the forest reserve fand, for it will practically kill that county if the measure prevaiis. The forestry reserve would work un-told harm in Nevada county and it is proposed to get our Board of sti @ visors and every citizen in the county . , to work in unison and strenuously oppose the proposition. would not only lose $5000 per year on the taxable value of property in the county, bat according to the lines mapped out in the forestry reserve messure, the people living in Meadow Lake townebip will be unable to obtain sufficient timber for mining purposes. Nevada county should fight the measare to the end. DR. A: BAREAN ae ae for Diseases ——. of the — ae Matual Ss No, cae St. NOSE AND THROAT ved his offices to ogs Bavk Building, corner Market street, Francisco. ‘CASTOR 1A For Infants and Children, Tho Kind You Hare Aivays Boh tonnes Caf Uieding he went to borrow a saddle horse. John Phillips,’an old and esteemed resident of Lowell Hint, val expired suddenly thie morning, while visiting the home of strlen From what can be learned it appears that Phititips left big wed fe Hill at an early hour this morniog for Dutch Fi t for tae POrpose of a stock of provisions. Tne horee he wag leading ‘Managed tO get ae bim and after chasing after the animal for some: time and being a catch it, he concluded to go to the ranch of a friend memed Wiki i get the loan of a saddle horee. Phillips and Wilkinson went to barn and while Wilkinson was engaged in eaddling the horse, Phijij the ground and expired without any perceptible straggle. Death is sapposed to have resalted from heart -disease, eopertod the fat igue and excitement in chasing the horse, as Mr. Wilkinson sig the deceased was almost breathless when he reached his placo, Phillips was & native of Ireland, aged 65 years and bad resided af . ill for many years, where he owned a pleasant country bome ands mining to.a considerable extent. He . leaves a wife, who at the death was visiting in San Francisco, . Corouer Hocking left tor Lowell Hill this afternoon to take’ remains. services at the school house, Funeral Thursday. The funeral of the late William H, Walters will take piece from the residence of his father, Henry Walters, at Rough and Ready, Thureday afternoon at 2o’clock. Rev. U. J, Chase of Grase-Valey-will conduct-the religious . in that vicinity and wilt tle for market. large windows. Nevada county IT 1S NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut bair in a stylish manner, becanse we understand our business, That’s why eo many ple have their tonsorial work done here. SHAVING, 15. CENTS. TOMMY MOORE’S an SORIAL PARLOR Come He JIM DOWER Why so many people headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON E lectro-Dental Parlors re and Learn DR. _R. page SMITH These parlors are « branch of the Electro-Dental _ established nearly tour years cot eccarly y ago. One of with allthe modern aogit r ELECTRICAL aud other OUR PRICES or Low i GOLD SORE ner Ae aie O~ . bh se 6 00; Cc = paiakoe EXTRAOTIO nas eharge for Extracting when Plates tg Bow Phone Ma n 633. ™ sonic Bailding, up Stairs, Pine Street, : R. E. SMITH: Parlors of he oO hsiniakd Dental Ottices on the ona — Are Located Here Permanently Conveniences for doing Ai work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by ILLINGS . $2.00 .+ 600 si. VER SLIM ena EANING. ss vineccvcs «ae feces Oc lp SP tee eeceee GENTS. % D. D, Ss make their oe ©© FANGY Respectfully, Meahex aad ~ (@ WRITE FOR SAMPLES, We Carry ‘Conaiihe Lines of HARDWARE Mine & Milling Supplies Paints, oils & Varnish House Furnishing Goods . Crockery 7 Glassware Tinware, Pine 8t. sa Purchasct i G, W. Koull has purchased cf land near the Faulkner r Colfax road, beven miles belo Valley. He now owns about ie Solid oa Date At the lowes a ‘pombe oosh 9 ‘have tr. pg known. ,as giving unusual a ‘and_you igs sor a Maher & Co., Nevada ( SPRING GINGHAT 10 CENTS PER YADD. Second Shipment of A. F. C. Gin Just arrived and we are showing them in one of our — STRIPES ‘AND CHECKS, all fast colors. Come early and get.first — choice, The best gingham made forthe price, 100 yd. Turner & Hadley C0. Successors to Geo, E. Turner. ~. FINE GROCERIES ake Newspaper ee San Franciect moved from the Mer quere it hae been ot twenty-three years Iding, 124 Sansome etr rquert rs This ig "1 oy of the coast. in fa agevoy, fr it “places almost every where if necessery. ‘This a enag one of the sol the We tand many & ysiness threo ugh @ uot up Duake’s Agenc parece 08 place advent 5 Publicall mbere of the og the oheil of y high school, held @ and,8 pumber of it were discuseed, 6M0D advisability of issuing on, A committee 60 rt Searls. Miss Grace Nina Penrose *ae@ tigate plans. Mies chosen as editor. T met. yesterday and 4 t no definite--arras ded apo. OO of suffering relieve Itching piles yleld at tive properties of Doa Never fails, At a D cents. aly Start arobber ball bounce and caught, then dig Air and thrown upon crash like glass into li to see steel burning . tained in a tumbler sights are indeed 6 ing, and next Mon d wavy others, will by Professor Patty, t rt, at the Nevada Th nding of the cable m , thought and toil. fthat? When enjoyit Gilt. Eige” do you , skill and effort that efor? Well, you do t's the main thing. . vot 88 —— BORN, jevada City, March 9, 1 Frank Worthington, ALL WRONG, istake . s Made . evada City Citize mistake the cause of cured you must wrong to imagine reli he is kidney ache, mus: cule the kidney: levada City resident fgcanbedone. William Wearn of W house beyond Rugo “I acted as a nurs aud I knew from tl oss the small of Imes 80 pronounced t y able to speak, th {n some way were the time I noticed I lis advertised in:o wspapers I was enff lack, only one of m woyed me fortwo 5 to Vinton’s drug store the backache my 1 was dizzy and I Whatever was the nce disappeared ap backache, dizzines ceased, Doan’s E h recommending. them in the house.’ for 50 cents a box b Foater-Milborn Oo., agents for the Unit ber the name—I substitute. SEs oy seen, B A COUGH IN Adams’ Irish Moss Coug bed by the best @he, Colds, Hoare 4nd all throat and Iu At all druggists: Oe © quality of whisk ty of anything-el More, ut nothing-4 Americans. Insigt Moore” Whisky, Tragedy Averte tin the nick of. Ta a play. me © terrible c 8very di; Row sound, and we oust, ‘Cote 5 na Price and tree,

Br LSaseres Nevapa area DAILy er NAT. P. BROWN, -Propristor. —— =o TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. 42 1-2 Per — Delivered to any part of the elty. 2 Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada ory oc Sb¥ ee beecevessene March 10, 1903 A BLOW AT LOTTERIES. HE SUPREME COURT of the United States hae just settled the question: “Has Congress the power to prohibit the sending of lottery tickets from one State to another by any other means than the mail?” Ia two cases before the court the copstitationality of the Act of Oongress of 1895, prohibiting the sending of lottery tickets out of one State into another by express, was challenged. The contention of counsel for the defense was that the inhibition is not « Federal function and is not one of the powers delegated in the Constitution by the States; that the eending of the lottery tickets or policy slips is not an act of interstate commerce; that the suppression of lotteries belongs exclusively to the police power of the several States. The Supreme Court held, Justice Harlan delivering the opinion, that _ transmitting lottery tickets from one State to another as matter of traffic is an act of interstate commerce, and that the Act of Congress prohibiting the car well known bymn rying of such articles is withia the regulative powers of the Federal Government; therefore, Congress may take cognizance of the traffic as an interstate commerce act, and it is not compelled to tolerate itin order to regulate it. The Supreme Court holds that Congress, for the protection of the people “ef all the States, under the power of the Interstate Commerce Act, may dev means not probibited by the Conetinties, to drive the traiie out from among the States. ‘The decision is . a majority one, ‘four of the Justices dissenting on ‘the ground that the holding of the majority is inconsistent ‘with the views of the framers of the Constitution. This decision interposes the most powerful obeck that has yet been applied to the traffic in lottery tickets. They have long been exclpded from the mails, and the transmission of them in any other way from one State to another is now held to be a violation of the law subjecting the trafficker to punishment ander the Federal law. It is thus developed that the United States is far in advance of the States in this matter of crushing the lotteries, It hag gone now tothe full extent of its power and thus ‘indfeated to the States that they, too, may suppress the lottery evil, if they choose to exert their local police power, supplementary to the action of Congress, or initiate and originate means for its ‘suppression. But so far as Oaliforuia is concerned, it is quite improbable that anything will be done to stamp out the business which the Constitution aud the statates ~ denotes as Criminal, and both of which demand its suppression. In thie State it is as directly against the statutes to advertise lotteries as it is to do upjastifiable killing of human beings. No sort of pettifogging can moeke it appear that the methods employed here are not those of plain, highly paid for, unconcealed advertising. The leading daily papers of San Francisco, which pose as moralists and prate daily and loudly npon the street corners about enforcement of the lawe and the accomplishing of reforms, are defiant violaters of the lew of the Constitation and of the statue book. Bat the hand of the law is absolutely paralyzed in the matter of compelling obedience to it from these newepapers. DDIET MENTION. News Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. 98 The meeting of Court Garfield, No. 9, F. of A., last evening was unusually interesting, and the address on Forestry by Ohief Ranger John Delbridge ‘was fall of information of value to those affiliated with the order. After the business of the evening was concluded an hour or so of pleacure was indulged in, and a benquet fcllowed, James Dower, the genial proprietor of the Eagle saloon at the corner of Commercial and Pine streets, had the misfortune last week to accidentally s'‘ip and fall behind the counter while discharging his duties. He fell with such force as to break a rib, which Dr. Sawyer set. The injury, though a painfal one, did not incapacitate him from business, If you want a good piece of bacon g0 to Grissel Brothers. Go to Kline & George if you wants pair of shoes to fit. The latest, Red Top Olover at Vin-~ton’s, ee Balids up the system, puts pare, . Fieh blood in the veins; makes men snd women strong and healthy—Bar‘dock Blood Bitters. At any drag store. Se It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Grange, suffered for eix months with 2s Feo ful running sore on bis leg; but writes that Backien’s Arnica Saive wholly cured it in five deys. For. Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure gearanied. Only 25 cts, macau ~ Vinton, dragFor over half 8 8 ponent “Jesse Moore” Whisky bas held its supremacy as the best, purest and most palatable. e PERSONAL ETI Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Mrs. Goldsmith, who was called here some time ago on account of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs, John Hart of Sacramento street, returned her home at Sacramento yesterday; Mre, Hert being now on the road to recovery. G. Bamelli, the dairyman, and wife are both on the sick list. Mrs. H. Fowler of Oakland is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. St. Pierre of Prospect Hill. Mre. Obris. Kornhammer of Coyote street is ill with la grippe. street is reperted quite ill. day from Truckee to visit relatives. arrived here last evening to visit ber father, M. L. Marsh. street is still. confined to her home with rheamatism. Mra. A. F, Aird, who recently went to Oakland for the benefit of her health, is said to be on the improve. H. 8, Adeletein, who has ‘been here attending to business matters in the interest of a San Francisco firm, retarned tothe metropolis today, Mre, BR. G. Baldwin of San Francisco, who has been here for sme time Fast visiting with her daughter, Mrs. H. O, Smith, returned home yesterday. Miss Phoebe Andrews of thie clty. will leave tomorrew for Reno, Nevada. where she expects to remain, ee E. W. Severs of San Francisco is here spending s few days, Mrs. W. 8. Bichards and her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Carter, left this morning for a visit to Sau Franciseo,Mrs. B. H. Preston of Sacramento} } Mrs. William Sigourney of Coyote}. EVAL. HEETINGS, ay Noted Expomder of . the Gospel Coming to” Exhort. Sinners. See. E. 8. Ufford, the author of that “Throw Out the Life Line,” is on an evangelical tour around the world, singing, whistling and preaching the gospel. He wiJl be at the Methodist Oburch, this city, Thuraday and Friday evenings of this week, Mr, Ufford used to be in the life-saving service ef the U.8. Government and carries with him the flaxen line with which be saved many, @ wrecked one: 5 Going and ‘Coming. ‘ down from Badger Hill today, Superintendent L.L. Myers came down from Malakoff today. L. E. Peck is down from Gaston Ridge today. Major J. 8. McBride came over from North San Juan today. H. O. Boyd and G. E. Hitchcock are here from San Francisco, . . H. M, Obristie is here from Redwood City. Miss Minnis Brand returned Sunday evening from a visit to her many friends at Ban Francisco: > G. F. Milly, O. Barker, Chester Barker and W. Buston came down from the Red Orogs Mine today. E. T, Scott and wife of Trackee are here on a visit. Nevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP, Managers, . Saturday Afternoon and Evening MAROH létb,. 1908, The Celebrated BEATY BROS. are coming with the latest Colored Moving Pictures Guaranteed not to quiver or blar, Also the latest Illustrated Son the great {Baritone,; Professor Hadley, assisted by America’s i known pianist, Charles L. Langdon. Matinee and Evening, SATURDAY, Mareb 14th. ADMISSION Matinee, +25.and 8Ucente Evening, 265, 50 and 75 cents Tickets on sale at Foleys. Wonderful Entertainment Mre. William Browning of Boulder = Charles Ashbarn Jr. came over San-. <4 Ouictintakte inte Liquid Air. "Liquid Air and Wireless TelegraphyExperiments and . Demonstrations PROF. Monday, March 16th] a the T > Fhentre. Special Btudent Tate, 25 cents. Oa sale ~~ Saperintendent J. P. Myers came}. Morning. In the Superior Oourt this morning the charge of rape which has been pending against J. R. Ballestero for several months was on motion of Distriet Attorney George L. Jones dismissed and the defendant given his freedom. The bondsmen were also discharged. In making the motion Mr. Jones stated that in his opinion a conviction could not be secared and he deemed it his duty iu justice to the texpayers of Nevada county, to move for a dismissal. He mentioned the fact of the defendant baving been . . already tried txice on this charge, in both of which the jury disegreed, and of the trie] of Charles P. Schenk on practically the same charge in which the jury also disagreed, and forthat reason he did not think it possible to secure a coviction. Before granting the dismissal Judge Nilon took oocasion to make a few remarks in which he said that he did victed, and that it would be a very heavy experse to the county to try the case again. He thereupon granted ‘the motion for dismissal, Io making this motion for dismissal the District Attorney showed good jadgment, and is entitled to the thanks of the texpayers. — It fe generally understood that both . Ballestero and Schenk will leave the county. CASE POSTPONED, Trial of Daniel Roberts Continued Until Saturday, March 2ist. oe “In the case of the People vs. Daniel Roberts and Martha Roberts, it. was ordered,by the Superior Court today that the tcial of the cause against Dan jel Roberts set for Monday, March 16th, be continued until Saturday, March 2lst, He ie charged with the murder of Henry Batler, by shooting, at French Corral last fall. Senator Jobo R. Tyrrell and John T. Hennessy of Grasse Valley are attorneys for defendant. Hosplial Notes. John Wright, a resident of Trackee, was brought to the county hospital to day, suffering from a fractured leg. While walking along the wooden thoroughfares of that town he accidentally . © slipped and fell, with the above result, George Worthley was also brought over from Truckee. He is afflicted with an aggravated case of bronchitis and comes to seek medical treatment. The Nevada Oounty Hospital is now well patronized, 89 patients being dcmiciled at that institation. Under the efficient management of Steward Ronchi it has grown to be a popular resort for invalids, where everything possible is done to alleviate their suf. feriogs and lighten their burdens, Four patients were today discharged as cured. CAJEPUT LOTION: SOS (MS. 5c: $e So -VINTON’S. PHARMACY we lays. Tel Change. Against Him. — . Was Dismissed This not think the defendant could be con-/. examined the remains of deceased, and Three Hundred Thousa Dollar fire a pletely destroyed the Victoris dock at this place. grain owned by various corporations. to other interests were gutted by the flames. The loss at something over twenty thousand dollars, while the t Portland. PORTLAND, Oregon, March 10.—A disastrous fire this morning com The dock was piled high with Five thousand tons of wheat belonging to the North Western Warehouse Company and ten thousand tons belonging to the dock is estimated damage to both dock and warehouses will foot up to probably over three handred thousand dollars. CONONED'S INQUEST ae Over Remains of William H. Walters Held Today. Nevada The inquest over the remains of Wil liam Henry Walters, who met his death in the Canfield mine. at Blue]. Tent yesterday, was held by Deputy Coroner Gray today in the Nevada County Undertekiog Parlore, before the following jary: R. Heeker, H Place, M. Roberts, 0. Hall, W. lis, J. Peterson. Dr, O. L. Muller testified to having trict Atturney » “'. there yesterd Tregil-. agreeing on forest reserve found that the right side of the face and corner of the right eye were braised, but no bones were broken. Death was daue.to suffova:ion. W. Moody testified that it was simply a cave that came down and caught Mr, Walters, and it occurred about two o’clock. ~Stortly before that time the bank appeared safe Superintendent Olifford Graham of the Oanfleld mine testified that the accident occurred about two o'clock, Anambolat, De and that Walters was working in an Colusa, Batte open cut when the bank of earth came down and covered him up with five or six feet of earth. Mr, Graham said he was about one handred yards distant when he saw the bank giving

away and gave warning to the men, but Walters was not able to get out of the way. No-biame conld be attached to anyone, and the cave was purely accidental, I. Oorbett testified that he was working near the uofortuoate man when the cave came and ran for his life. Theré were five men working at. the time and all except Walters escaped with their lives. E. B. Stevens was caucht but escaped injury, and Archie Noyes was caught and slightly injured. The jury brought in a verdict that William Henry Walters came to his death from suffocation, by _ being caught in a caving bank in the Oanfleld mine, aud that the same was accidental. report that th united in the proc-dare. Sierra, Glenn, county stated fight until its rupt. At the meeti resolutions u iogton, county have DO YOU PLAY POOL? =~—esOne of the finest tables in town ar this place. Also good liquors and Cigars. CHAMPION SALOON O’Oonpor & Shennon, Prop’rs. Broad street, Removal of Office BITERLY ODDOED. County Would; Also Suffer From the Foresiry Reserve Measure, -County--Asseesor Schroeder-and.DisJones, who went to Sacramento to attend the convention of District Attorneys and Assessors held ay for the purpose of . some plan of action against the proposed United States in Oalifornia, have returned from the Capital City. They e conference was quite largely attended and that all were ir purpose of opposing the forest reserve and the plan of At yesterday’s conference there were representatives present from Nevada, Yuba, Tehame, Trinity and Shasta counties, and at the meetimg -held today additicnal delegates were exp°eted to report from Lake, lNorte, Medes; Plamas; and Lissen counties, Much earnestness in the determined opposition against the: forest reserve measure was manifested by those present. Distriet Attorney Given of Shasta that Trinity county intended to fight the forestry reserve proposition to the bitter end; it would treasury became bankng yesterday it waa decided to appoint a committee to draft rging upon Boards of Supervisors the importance of taking action in the matter of the proposition of sending reprecentatives to WashThe Supervisors of Shasta already appropriated $1000 to work against the forest reserve fand, for it will practically kill that county if the measure prevaiis. The forestry reserve would work un-told harm in Nevada county and it is proposed to get our Board of sti @ visors and every citizen in the county . , to work in unison and strenuously oppose the proposition. would not only lose $5000 per year on the taxable value of property in the county, bat according to the lines mapped out in the forestry reserve messure, the people living in Meadow Lake townebip will be unable to obtain sufficient timber for mining purposes. Nevada county should fight the measare to the end. DR. A: BAREAN ae ae for Diseases ——. of the — ae Matual Ss No, cae St. NOSE AND THROAT ved his offices to ogs Bavk Building, corner Market street, Francisco. ‘CASTOR 1A For Infants and Children, Tho Kind You Hare Aivays Boh tonnes Caf Uieding he went to borrow a saddle horse. John Phillips,’an old and esteemed resident of Lowell Hint, val expired suddenly thie morning, while visiting the home of strlen From what can be learned it appears that Phititips left big wed fe Hill at an early hour this morniog for Dutch Fi t for tae POrpose of a stock of provisions. Tne horee he wag leading ‘Managed tO get ae bim and after chasing after the animal for some: time and being a catch it, he concluded to go to the ranch of a friend memed Wiki i get the loan of a saddle horee. Phillips and Wilkinson went to barn and while Wilkinson was engaged in eaddling the horse, Phijij the ground and expired without any perceptible straggle. Death is sapposed to have resalted from heart -disease, eopertod the fat igue and excitement in chasing the horse, as Mr. Wilkinson sig the deceased was almost breathless when he reached his placo, Phillips was & native of Ireland, aged 65 years and bad resided af . ill for many years, where he owned a pleasant country bome ands mining to.a considerable extent. He . leaves a wife, who at the death was visiting in San Francisco, . Corouer Hocking left tor Lowell Hill this afternoon to take’ remains. services at the school house, Funeral Thursday. The funeral of the late William H, Walters will take piece from the residence of his father, Henry Walters, at Rough and Ready, Thureday afternoon at 2o’clock. Rev. U. J, Chase of Grase-Valey-will conduct-the religious . in that vicinity and wilt tle for market. large windows. Nevada county IT 1S NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut bair in a stylish manner, becanse we understand our business, That’s why eo many ple have their tonsorial work done here. SHAVING, 15. CENTS. TOMMY MOORE’S an SORIAL PARLOR Come He JIM DOWER Why so many people headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON E lectro-Dental Parlors re and Learn DR. _R. page SMITH These parlors are « branch of the Electro-Dental _ established nearly tour years cot eccarly y ago. One of with allthe modern aogit r ELECTRICAL aud other OUR PRICES or Low i GOLD SORE ner Ae aie O~ . bh se 6 00; Cc = paiakoe EXTRAOTIO nas eharge for Extracting when Plates tg Bow Phone Ma n 633. ™ sonic Bailding, up Stairs, Pine Street, : R. E. SMITH: Parlors of he oO hsiniakd Dental Ottices on the ona — Are Located Here Permanently Conveniences for doing Ai work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by ILLINGS . $2.00 .+ 600 si. VER SLIM ena EANING. ss vineccvcs «ae feces Oc lp SP tee eeceee GENTS. % D. D, Ss make their oe ©© FANGY Respectfully, Meahex aad ~ (@ WRITE FOR SAMPLES, We Carry ‘Conaiihe Lines of HARDWARE Mine & Milling Supplies Paints, oils & Varnish House Furnishing Goods . Crockery 7 Glassware Tinware, Pine 8t. sa Purchasct i G, W. Koull has purchased cf land near the Faulkner r Colfax road, beven miles belo Valley. He now owns about ie Solid oa Date At the lowes a ‘pombe oosh 9 ‘have tr. pg known. ,as giving unusual a ‘and_you igs sor a Maher & Co., Nevada ( SPRING GINGHAT 10 CENTS PER YADD. Second Shipment of A. F. C. Gin Just arrived and we are showing them in one of our — STRIPES ‘AND CHECKS, all fast colors. Come early and get.first — choice, The best gingham made forthe price, 100 yd. Turner & Hadley C0. Successors to Geo, E. Turner. ~. FINE GROCERIES ake Newspaper ee San Franciect moved from the Mer quere it hae been ot twenty-three years Iding, 124 Sansome etr rquert rs This ig "1 oy of the coast. in fa agevoy, fr it “places almost every where if necessery. ‘This a enag one of the sol the We tand many & ysiness threo ugh @ uot up Duake’s Agenc parece 08 place advent 5 Publicall mbere of the og the oheil of y high school, held @ and,8 pumber of it were discuseed, 6M0D advisability of issuing on, A committee 60 rt Searls. Miss Grace Nina Penrose *ae@ tigate plans. Mies chosen as editor. T met. yesterday and 4 t no definite--arras ded apo. OO of suffering relieve Itching piles yleld at tive properties of Doa Never fails, At a D cents. aly Start arobber ball bounce and caught, then dig Air and thrown upon crash like glass into li to see steel burning . tained in a tumbler sights are indeed 6 ing, and next Mon d wavy others, will by Professor Patty, t rt, at the Nevada Th nding of the cable m , thought and toil. fthat? When enjoyit Gilt. Eige” do you , skill and effort that efor? Well, you do t's the main thing. . vot 88 —— BORN, jevada City, March 9, 1 Frank Worthington, ALL WRONG, istake . s Made . evada City Citize mistake the cause of cured you must wrong to imagine reli he is kidney ache, mus: cule the kidney: levada City resident fgcanbedone. William Wearn of W house beyond Rugo “I acted as a nurs aud I knew from tl oss the small of Imes 80 pronounced t y able to speak, th {n some way were the time I noticed I lis advertised in:o wspapers I was enff lack, only one of m woyed me fortwo 5 to Vinton’s drug store the backache my 1 was dizzy and I Whatever was the nce disappeared ap backache, dizzines ceased, Doan’s E h recommending. them in the house.’ for 50 cents a box b Foater-Milborn Oo., agents for the Unit ber the name—I substitute. SEs oy seen, B A COUGH IN Adams’ Irish Moss Coug bed by the best @he, Colds, Hoare 4nd all throat and Iu At all druggists: Oe © quality of whisk ty of anything-el More, ut nothing-4 Americans. Insigt Moore” Whisky, Tragedy Averte tin the nick of. Ta a play. me © terrible c 8very di; Row sound, and we oust, ‘Cote 5 na Price and tree,