March 18, 1904 (4 pages)

, % ‘ NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. ~ FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. E Delivered to any Sa ‘Pati 7. SUBSCRIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Dart ofthe city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City a Seawwos FRIDAY,.. eee gee see dedene MARCH 18, 1904 ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. 4E Germans predict that the Russo-Japanese war will be followed by a war between the Russians and the English. It is said that Russian military authorities believe such a struggle inevitable and that Russia is strengthening the defences of the Baltic coas the authority of a prominent Russian official that an attack t. by his country on India is imminent. This is probably all bosh. In this case the wish is un‘doubedly father to the thought. Germans have no great love for the English and certainly are envious of their commercial prestige and would not object to seeing it lessened. When the present Emperor ascended the throne the wha t that time England was far in the lead of any other power in the world in a commercial way and Germany’s ambition to become its rival seemed almost ridiculous. mats, undiscouraged by the great gap between the two nations, persevered, adopted every possible method that could increase their commerce and widened their markets with the result that after twenty years their goal had been almost reached. England was still the commercial superior, but was being closely pressed by Germany-and in some. parts-of the world actually surpassed by that country. The Germans are not yet satisfied and hope to attain the foremost position as a Hence they would not be sorry to see England involved in a war which would certainly prove a heavy drain on the national treasury and might even result German policy of commercial commercial nation. enterprise came into life. in the loss of colonial possessions. It is not, however, at all probable that England will be forced into any such struggle or from present appearances that Russia will be at all anxious to undertake another war The Japanese are giving the Czar far more trouble than he anticipated and Russia will be a good many million rubles poorer when peace is declared. With England reluctant and Russia not eager the danger of in the immediate future, a war between the two nation s is not great. 474737 2 DP DF TEACH HOME MAKING HE State University is doing something to educate women as home. makers. lecturer on household topics in farmers’ institutes, It would be well if this were a step toward general instruction of like character in the University and other schools of the State. We appear to be educating away from rather than Our girls grow to womanhood to become teachers or typewriters or clerks in stores as a temporary occupation, but the life work of most of them will be in their Why not give them some techork while in school? Why uot in the farmers’ institutes, which we are told are highly interesting, as well as other academies, and have it reach all the toward the home. own homes, as it should be. nical instruction in that life w Its regents have provided girls that are growing up, through all the schools? We are aware that this is not a new subject. It is one that has often been discussed at length and its importance entitles it to general and thoughtful consideration. The schools have been educating away from the homes as they have been educating away from the industries, It is encouraging to note even this one short step back toward a matter of the highest importance. It isasserted, moreover, on But the GerWord was received today from Rev. . : J. H. Wythe, pastor of the M, EB LATER. obliged to be led around. He is now that he will soon recover his eyesight, -The pulpit in the Methodist chafch on Sunday morning next will be supplied by & local preacher from Grase Valley. Inthe evening a praise gervice will be held, the music being rendered under the direction of Mr, John Werry, and the devotional exercises conducted by the deaconness, Miss Wilkins. Pound Social. The pound social to be given under the auspices of the Epworth League, will be held im the parlors of the Methodiet charch tonight, unless .the weather should be very rough end stormy. Allare invited to attend and bring a pound or more of provisions of some sort, which are to be used to aid a destitate family. It ie a very wortby caese, Excellent Picture. E. A. Moore, ‘the artist, has placed an enlirged picture of the Home mine hibition at the National Hotel. Itisa grand view, and shows. the skill -of photographer Moore to good advantege. This splendid piece of work is eight feet long and four. feet wide, and takes in a large scope of pictar esque scenery. Furnished Bond. The papers in the cess of D. Nihell, who has been held for trial before the Superior Court, were filed The defendant custody. Site Selected, a selection of a alte for the new High School site selected is three acres of land adcently purchaeed by J. D, March, of the Bidwell ranch. It is a beautifal tract of land, and qill make a desirable location for the school house. The price paid was $2,000 per acre. The petition which has been circulated, asking forthe location of the school on the new Ohinatown block, was not presented. , eGo. Boston’s Day. Boston, March 17—The 128th annivergary of the evacuation of Boston by the British troops ‘was observed here today. In fouth Boston, where the event has been yearly celebrated, the day was of added significance, as it was the centennial anniversary of the annexation of South Boston to BosWas a Vag. San Jose, March 17.—George M. Sanborn, the young attorney from Wisconsin, who was reported missing, wae yesterday located as an inmate of the County Jail, where he is serving a fifteen day sentence for vagrancy. He wandered away from his lodgings ten days ago and was arrested the next day in Santa Clara, when he gave an assumed name aud pleaded guilty He was identified by the Sheriff from & Dewspaper picture, ——+*@o--— “Ohatoh, died st bis home at Sy Edge whieky and let them figure it pnt. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., 820 Olay St, 8. F. Bishop Fink Dead Kansas Orf¥, March 17.—Right Rev. Louis Mark Fink, bishop of the diocese of the Catholic Keneas nia, He Timber Laws. . the committee. When doctors disagree drink om ing ber best to effect an altiance. The . 25c trality will soon be broken. ‘ Dickerman, sole agent. — eines Ce ae ae WasHINGTON, March 16.—The Senate Committee on Public Lands, after a contest extending over two years, in which an attempt was made to repeal all of the general land laws of the Country, today authorized a favorable report on Senator Quarles’ bill to 1e peal the timber and stone act. As reported, the bill has a Provision authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to sell at pablic sale or otherwise the right to cut timber on Government lands. The bill was amended to provide that the moneys derived from the sale of these rights should be converted into the reclamation fand for irrigation purposes, and is now identical with one introduced two months ago by Senator Hansbrough, chairman of ton, The guest of bonor was the Secretary of the Navy,.:William Moody. Maybe Cigarette. BaLtTmorr, March 17—The special committee named by local insurance people eppointed to inquire into the origin of the late fire has formulated ite report. They find in eubstance that the fire originated from outside causes in the John E, Hurst Company’s building. It is the theory of the ccmmission that a lighted cigarette or cigar must have ignited inflammable material in the cellar. 2,500 Men. Ouze Foo, Mareh 17th—A letter has just been received from Port Arthar stating that the garrison there consists of 2500 men. Zz Th» Curse of Womanking _ Y church, who was called several days. sonal ago to Sonoma, that he had suffered late quite a sick epell during’ bis-absence . lic auction, The sale .will. be a most from our city. He is now in Oakland, . important:-one, inasmuch as the prop where he is recuperating, and will erty to be sold includes some of the probably return some time'next week, . most valuable aud remunerative real estate in the city, aud there promises to be some very lively bidding. The " ascertained property to be sola, of whioh fall deoe Se ee et tails are given in the advertisement on Rev. Wythe has been stricken with 9/ the fourth page of. the ‘Taansonrrr, sudden attack of blindness and ie} is as follows:. ; . _. on Broad street'and now occupied by having bis eyes treated and it is hoped . O'Connor and Shannon as a saloon; on the corner of Pine street, and occupied at presént by the Owl. saloon rir tame core ‘mine, which ia . @ Japanese defeat in land battle. It is thought that to the Shanghai report of the defeat of two hundred Japanby Russian forces which surrounded them. WARSI URED During the Batile a "Port Arthur February {ith Sr. PeTERsBuRG, March 18th—During . the fighting at Port Arthur February 11th the Japanese battleship Mikasa was struck by ten projectiles and was seriously damaged. Two Japanese battleships and two eruisers are docked at an extension of the Sierra Queen mine; one-half of the Gutid mine, located in Willow Valley township; 15,000 shares . ege in the Minnie Gold Mining Co., which adjoins the famous Gold Hill mine in Grass Valley district. “All the above erties, and thea surrounding country on ex-/ in the County Olerk’s office today. furniehed a bond sureties, and has been released from CxH10o, Butte county, March 17,—The was aelected by the Chico Board of Education last night. The joining the State Normal School, reTraasript ‘Tomorrow. at noon, in tront of the roperty of the estate of the n Tilley will be sold at pub‘The lot and brick building lopated The lot and brick building situated Esa F Of the Japanese Defeated In a Land Battle. il An firmed rumor is current of Paris, March 18—An uncon it refers . New Black Lace Hose. are considered valuable mining prop-. The Paintall. Last-night’s rainfall was very heavy, and this morning Deer creek was runolng bank full, From yesterday morning at nine o’clock until the same bour today the precipitation was 3.86 inches. Following is the rainfall, as recorded for the twenty-four hours ending at nine o’clook this morning: Since last report..... 8.86 So far this month.. ..18 81 For the season...:... 60.81 After Liquor Men Wionrra, Ken., March 17—The Federal Grand Jury returned sixteen 1ndictments today. Six of them were against Kaneas City and Kentucky wholesale liquor dealers, who are obarged with violation of the prohibitory law. The method complained of is the shipping of liquor to fictitious persong, and allowing express agents to dispose of the packages to whoever wants them. 2 ANSWER IT HONESTLY. Are the Stafements of Nevada City Citizens Not More Reliable Than Those of Utter Mrs, William Wearn of Water street, fourth house from Ragon’s Grove, says: “I acted as a nurse for™ many years, and I knew from the beating pain in the small of my back, sometimes so pronounced that I was scarcely able to speak, that my kidneys in some way were.disturbed, Juet at the time I noted Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised in the Nevada City news papers I was suffering from an attack, only one of many, which had annoyed me for two years and I went to Vinton’s drug store for a box. Besides the backache my eyes were affected, I was dizzy and I think bilious. Whatever was the cause the disturbance disappeared and as a result the backache, dizziness and biliousness ceased, Doan’s Kidney Pills are worth recorimending. I constantly keep them io the house.” For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co., Baffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. . _ Editorial Notes. Not ail: Japan is sblaze.with patriotism. Four Japs of Hakodate almost set the water afire in their haste to get to a steamship bound for America. The husband who went out after a drink yeeterday morning and has not yet returned may not have deserted all. Perhaps he is Grinking a “‘bootleg.” : Attorney-General Knox looks upon herd knocks with the kindly tolerance of @ man meeting a wayside relative, The evolusiveness of the rich is becoming intolerable. A-poor man who fell in love with an heiress has been declared insane, When Weary Wagglesread in the papers that bulldogs were becoming as fashionable as terriers he remarked Ican no longer mingle in good go-. ” Having killed hie man, former Governor James H. Tillman of South Oaroling feels qualified to run for Congress in bis own hot-tempered State, and has jast announced tis candidacy. EI Thurber Dead, sadly: “It’s me to the simple crs Nagasaki for repairs. Cause For Rejoicing. Judge Shaw in his latter days was reverenced by the people of Massachusetts as if he were a deimigod, buf in his native county of Barnstable he was reverenced as a god. One winter when the supreme court held a special session at Barnstable for the trial of a capital case Judge Merrick, who was one of the judges, came out of the courthouse just at nightfall, when the whole surface of the earth was cover-ed with ice and slush, slipped and fell heavily, breaking three of his Fibs. He was taken up and carried to his room at the hotel and lay on a sofa waiting + helped pick him up, wiped off the wet from his clothes and said to him, “Judge Merrick, how. thankful. you must be it was not the chief justice!’ Poor Merrick could not help laughing. though his broken ribs were lacerating his flesh—George F. Hoar in. Seribner’s. Fiji Hairdressing. No one has visited Fiji in the past without being astonished at the fear ful and wonderful styles of hairdressing. They are geometrical, monumental, pyramidal and trapezoidal. An additional factor in this production of the grotesque is that the hair varies in color as lime varies in bleaching power as the juice of the mangrove in colmatter. Between black and white colors run through the blue. black all the shades of red and yellow. half the hair is red and the other white, giving a kind of piebald ef cEgEEhs The Soft Answer. Mrs. Enpeck—Oh, you needn’tgtalk! You're not quite perfection yourself, I would have you know. . Enpeck— No, my dear, but when you're around I’m mighty near perfecion. ; Mrs. Enpeck—Ob, Henry!—Baltimoro American. ¥ fongé* ny yr otaits2h Wills _thes old janitor of the courthouse, who had NOTICE! A Special Hot Lunch will be served te.the Nevada County . Miners and their friends is ~Outarday ING Mt HOTEL ANTLERS BAR Yon are cordially invited to call and try it. BAKED PORK AND BEANS Antlers’ Style HEADO SAUSAGES SALADS ETO. , A hearty welcome will be given to you all. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMENT OF THE 10) Lamp Orrioz at Mary Be Cativorntia, March i6th, s Is wen pee GIVEN the foluae has ae oe ee Oaivon i ms 2nd, 1904, viz.: Jacob Dietr Suvgeteed an Cross . lowa ! The Double Miseouri ver and Buffet smoking ae with Lees than three days to i Th _Free ® RB. RITCHIE, G. A. P. Cc. or 5. P. COMPANY'S On Track Railway Between the THREE TRAINS DAILY Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern Rys. in the World. rher and bath, Booklovers be Dining Eastera ». Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p. m. rome See Touriee Scoping Cass to snag Dining enen _Vestibuled. Leaves Sen Francisco at 9:00 a. m. 617 Tails tab eanes Gites Francisco, Ry. A " 7 7 ] ies had neiia, @e it? Smet a. corrugated iron, shakes, shingles, or and a = Illinois Leaves San Francisco at 10:00 a. m. ° Electric lighted throughout. ing Oars and Observation Oars. & Northwestern rticulars about ELATER. ft bil bet of roofing you omyrae. ce: — Biliousness, Constipation, Sick pei olga ae lache and all Stomach, Liver and 0. eo = Bowel troubles. Easy, Pleasant, safe Oakland, Cal, . ®ure. Only 250 at Vinton’s drag store. SIRLOIN BEEF AND MAOOARONI metal, black and white, crocket and jeweled. Full line of Shirt Waists : ~ New Black Crush Leather Belts New Bone Hair Pins. eo) each, Just the thing to make the new girdle on. In white, pearl, brass, gun All sizes. New Neckware New Sleeve Ruching. New Ribbons New Trimming Braids. LOVE STOCK. Come to us for gloves in cotton iets and kid, All colors, all sizes and fitted to the hand. Phylis Stock Foun New Corsets. New Large Lace Collars Maher & Co., Nevada City New: Laces dations, 10 cents ae New Lace Pins ao. Vinton’s Cough Syrup Saisiaeaeeciaaianiieistniateeeemeeaeet ==WILL CURE 11 Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel E-BCBEERS. The Highest Priced b SOLD EVERYWHERE. ut the Best Quality, Will Tjichi, arrival. Life Pills, work, night a OakLanD, March 17—The first Santa Fe train left Oakland yesterday afterafternoon at 2 o'clock, ran to Port Richmond and returned at 5. True, it was only a construction train, but it marks the completion of the new railroad line between Oakland and Richmond, the last rail being laid down Fralgit trains will be canming: overske . new line, and it is expected that Santa Fe through trains will begin operating from Oakland on May ist. Work on the passenger depot at. Fortith street and San Pablo avenue is progressing rapidly. _The formal opening of the Dew road and advent of the Santa Fe into Oakland is to be made cause for a 8 public celebration, and arrangements for this event will be shortly started. Saw the Fight. New York, March 17—Letters have been received by the missionary society from Bishop David H. Moore of the Methodist Oburch, who has charge of the work in Eastern Asia. He was @ passenger from Shanghaito QOhomaulpo on the steamer Sungeri. The latter was sunk by Russian warships the night after she departed from Chemaulpo. Bishop Moore says he wit. nessed the fight which ended in the destruction of the Vaflag and Korietz, and was only a few huodred yards distant when the Kortetz was blown up. ee Marquis Arrives SEOUL, March 17th—Marquis Ito arrived at Chemuipo this morning. He was greeted bya delegation of high Korean officials. anese Minister to Korea a commander of the Japanese Garrison accompanied him. the special train arrived it was receiv ed with military honors. The streets Were lingd with Japanese troops, and thousands of Koreans witnessed his 082 Near Death. WasHineton, March 17, wife of Lieutenant-General Nelson A. » Tetired, is lying ill at thei in this city. ‘Bsc erin: exceedingly critical, some improvement ig noted toda hope is held out for he pone Oe Working Overtime, P vrtgceens laws are ignored by those ; ittle workers—/, ad ‘ r. Kin ‘have had over twelve years Millions are pmsl ‘et nd day, curing Indiges. Celebrate. Hayashi, the Japud General When —Mrs. Miles, condition has been and although e recovery. at sperid hours Sweetening, and coloring when Jell-Q produces better results in‘two minutes? water and set to cool, It's Prise to the housewife. No trouble, less exPense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fle vors: Lemon, berry. PALUER @ Slock, Bonds, Eie. The following are the quotations asked for stccks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat.. awane oe es 1 55 © Barley 56566 cscs steered ar DO ——+..AgwR AND GAS, Spring Valley..... San Francisco Gas and Elec. 59 50 MINING. STOOKS, Ophit.6.00 5 25 Sierra Nevada. 68 Mexican .. 2 15). Utah ... 23, Gould & Our. 49/iBullion.. 12 Best & Bel.2 60. /Ex uer. 17 Con. Cal & Va.2 00)/Seg Belcher. ¥ avage.., 65. . Overman .. Chollar .., 25) Justice.. ~ 09 Potosi .. 28. . Union .. 88 Hale & Nor. 93)/Alta cccouce,. 10 Crown Point. 26. \Julia ..__. 06. Yellow Jacket, Imperial,.. 03). Silver Hill. 7 Kentuck.. 04/iChallenge.. 86 Alpha.. 07. . Occidental. . 90 Belcher.. 26). Audes.. 52 ItSaved His Leg. F. A. Danforth of La Gra.ge, G., suffered for six.months with a frightful ranning sore on hig leg, bat writes that Backlen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days, For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Onre guaranteed. Only 25 cts. Sold by -W. D, Vinton, Drug: gist. eeeWANTE $250. . For 1-32 interest in the best Goncentrator ever invented. Saves all sulphaurets and slimes, Cheapest ‘to mauipulate ; less machinery ; less power to ran it ; money to manufacture the machine. Refere\ce—Refers to the United Stétes Patent Office, as I am an iventor. PROF. JOHN TILTON, Golden Crown Mine, Bloomfield Road jib Nevada Qity, Oal. No Dessert. More Attractive use gelatine and == soaking, flavoring erything in the package. Simply add hot pebice ndy AsurOrange ‘At . Strawberry, RaspWholegale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars. Byerything Strictly High Class as BROAD STREET \ NOTIONS AT FIAHEP & CO’S: ii.4% “ae Warren’s Feather Bone Girdle Foundations at 50 cents : _ . New ‘Trimming Buttons. gu Dail =W. M. noon: fre Super turned . Francisc the Eagl A. Py] here on 1 J. Heir Kule of } . last even’ W. Wo E. BM to Washii Geo. L is here fre 4 T. 5. Mi the late ar Ww. M, ¢ is here spe George . ramento. Superint Champion his recent: The your quite ill, Thomas Reno, wher P. W. Ro . from a busi _ City Atte Bick Het, ~ Miss Glac . evening's tr . O.3.Brya . Yreka, Sisk been for sev Frank Ke ing from a . . places. He _ bis injured . Joe Downs 'as driver o line. Mrs. H. L evening fro ‘this mornin; mine, above ‘husband. oe . The quarte borts have be kaditor F. I resented to sors at the o ‘The semi-a Period of six -, and shoy id into the. lat time. Th Pginning of . £$76,975.14, n 7,888.18. © $121,617.11 y ® County T 6,221.02 rat. nthe, oF OxI0, Lovoa BANK J. Ont Senior partne ENE &Co., of Toled resaid, and t sum of QO) 4S for each . RH that canr HALL’s Cant 3 orn to befo My presenc Bber, A. D., ] fall’s Oatarrl and acts « F Mucous. su: id for vestim: F. J. OHEN) aid by-all Dr isll’s Family Headache Ss ; wrecks the Pman’s Head » You swallc } is gone, nd 10c. a bx ferman sole + Fou wart 6 he yery be fee Nm. Har Lin, March 1 /of the gu s.of Orow mn, have be am to rem sid to have ike lemo.

, % ‘ NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. ~ FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. E Delivered to any Sa ‘Pati 7. SUBSCRIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Dart ofthe city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City a Seawwos FRIDAY,.... eee gee see dedene MARCH 18, 1904 ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. 4E Germans predict that the Russo-Japanese war will be followed by a war between the Russians and the English. It is said that Russian military authorities believe such a struggle inevitable and that Russia is strengthening the defences of the Baltic coas the authority of a prominent Russian official that an attack t. by his country on India is imminent. This is probably all bosh. In this case the wish is un‘doubedly father to the thought. Germans have no great love for the English and certainly are envious of their commercial prestige and would not object to seeing it lessened. When the present Emperor ascended the throne the wha t that time England was far in the lead of any other power in the world in a commercial way and Germany’s ambition to become its rival seemed almost ridiculous. mats, undiscouraged by the great gap between the two nations, persevered, adopted every possible method that could increase their commerce and widened their markets with the result that after twenty years their goal had been almost reached. England was still the commercial superior, but was being closely pressed by Germany-and in some. parts-of the world actually surpassed by that country. The Germans are not yet satisfied and hope to attain the foremost position as a Hence they would not be sorry to see England involved in a war which would certainly prove a heavy drain on the national treasury and might even result German policy of commercial commercial nation. enterprise came into life. in the loss of colonial possessions. It is not, however, at all probable that England will be forced into any such struggle or from present appearances that Russia will be at all anxious to undertake another war The Japanese are giving the Czar far more trouble than he anticipated and Russia will be a good many million rubles poorer when peace is declared. With England reluctant and Russia not eager the danger of in the immediate future, a war between the two nation s is not great. 474737 2 DP DF TEACH HOME MAKING HE State University is doing something to educate women as home. makers. lecturer on household topics in farmers’ institutes, It would be well if this were a step toward general instruction of like character in the University and other schools of the State. We appear to be educating away from rather than Our girls grow to womanhood to become teachers or typewriters or clerks in stores as a temporary occupation, but the life work of most of them will be in their Why not give them some techork while in school? Why uot in the farmers’ institutes, which we are told are highly interesting, as well as other academies, and have it reach all the toward the home. own homes, as it should be. nical instruction in that life w Its regents have provided girls that are growing up, through all the schools? We are aware that this is not a new subject. It is one that has often been discussed at length and its importance entitles it to general and thoughtful consideration. The schools have been educating away from the homes as they have been educating away from the industries, It is encouraging to note even this one short step back toward a matter of the highest importance. It isasserted, moreover, on But the GerWord was received today from Rev. . : J. H. Wythe, pastor of the M, EB LATER. obliged to be led around. He is now that he will soon recover his eyesight, -The pulpit in the Methodist chafch on Sunday morning next will be supplied by & local preacher from Grase Valley. Inthe evening a praise gervice will be held, the music being rendered under the direction of Mr, John Werry, and the devotional exercises conducted by the deaconness, Miss Wilkins. Pound Social. The pound social to be given under the auspices of the Epworth League, will be held im the parlors of the Methodiet charch tonight, unless .the weather should be very rough end stormy. Allare invited to attend and bring a pound or more of provisions of some sort, which are to be used to aid a destitate family. It ie a very wortby caese, Excellent Picture. E. A. Moore, ‘the artist, has placed an enlirged picture of the Home mine hibition at the National Hotel. Itisa grand view, and shows. the skill -of photographer Moore to good advantege. This splendid piece of work is eight feet long and four. feet wide, and takes in a large scope of pictar esque scenery. Furnished Bond. The papers in the cess of D. Nihell, who has been held for trial before the Superior Court, were filed The defendant custody. Site Selected, a selection of a alte for the new High School site selected is three acres of land adcently purchaeed by J. D, March, of the Bidwell ranch. It is a beautifal tract of land, and qill make a desirable location for the school house. The price paid was $2,000 per acre. The petition which has been circulated, asking forthe location of the school on the new Ohinatown block, was not presented. , eGo. Boston’s Day. Boston, March 17—The 128th annivergary of the evacuation of Boston by the British troops ‘was observed here today. In fouth Boston, where the event has been yearly celebrated, the day was of added significance, as it was the centennial anniversary of the annexation of South Boston to BosWas a Vag. San Jose, March 17.—George M. Sanborn, the young attorney from Wisconsin, who was reported missing, wae yesterday located as an inmate of the County Jail, where he is serving a fifteen day sentence for vagrancy. He wandered away from his lodgings ten days ago and was arrested the next day in Santa Clara, when he gave an assumed name aud pleaded guilty He was identified by the Sheriff from & Dewspaper picture, ——+*@o--— “Ohatoh, died st bis home at Sy Edge whieky and let them figure it pnt. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., 820 Olay St, 8. F. Bishop Fink Dead Kansas Orf¥, March 17.—Right Rev. Louis Mark Fink, bishop of the diocese of the Catholic Keneas nia, He Timber Laws. . the committee. When doctors disagree drink om ing ber best to effect an altiance. The . 25c trality will soon be broken. ‘ Dickerman, sole agent. — eines Ce ae ae WasHINGTON, March 16.—The Senate Committee on Public Lands, after a contest extending over two years, in which an attempt was made to repeal all of the general land laws of the Country, today authorized a favorable report on Senator Quarles’ bill to 1e peal the timber and stone act. As reported, the bill has a Provision authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to sell at pablic sale or otherwise the right to cut timber on Government lands. The bill was amended to provide that the moneys derived from the sale of these rights should be converted into the reclamation fand for irrigation purposes, and is now identical with one introduced two months ago by Senator Hansbrough, chairman of ton, The guest of bonor was the Secretary of the Navy,.:William Moody. Maybe Cigarette. BaLtTmorr, March 17—The special committee named by local insurance people eppointed to inquire into the origin of the late fire has formulated ite report. They find in eubstance that the fire originated from outside causes in the John E, Hurst Company’s building. It is the theory of the ccmmission that a lighted cigarette or cigar must have ignited inflammable material in the cellar. 2,500 Men. Ouze Foo, Mareh 17th—A letter has just been received from Port Arthar stating that the garrison there consists of 2500 men. Zz Th» Curse of Womanking _ Y church, who was called several days. sonal ago to Sonoma, that he had suffered late quite a sick epell during’ bis-absence . lic auction, The sale .will. be a most from our city. He is now in Oakland, . important:-one, inasmuch as the prop where he is recuperating, and will erty to be sold includes some of the probably return some time'next week, . most valuable aud remunerative real estate in the city, aud there promises to be some very lively bidding. The " ascertained property to be sola, of whioh fall deoe Se ee et tails are given in the advertisement on Rev. Wythe has been stricken with 9/ the fourth page of. the ‘Taansonrrr, sudden attack of blindness and ie} is as follows:. ; . _. on Broad street'and now occupied by having bis eyes treated and it is hoped . O'Connor and Shannon as a saloon; on the corner of Pine street, and occupied at presént by the Owl. saloon rir tame core ‘mine, which ia . @ Japanese defeat in land battle. It is thought that to the Shanghai report of the defeat of two hundred Japanby Russian forces which surrounded them. WARSI URED During the Batile a "Port Arthur February {ith Sr. PeTERsBuRG, March 18th—During . the fighting at Port Arthur February 11th the Japanese battleship Mikasa was struck by ten projectiles and was seriously damaged. Two Japanese battleships and two eruisers are docked at an extension of the Sierra Queen mine; one-half of the Gutid mine, located in Willow Valley township; 15,000 shares . ege in the Minnie Gold Mining Co., which adjoins the famous Gold Hill mine in Grass Valley district. “All the above erties, and thea surrounding country on ex-/ in the County Olerk’s office today. furniehed a bond sureties, and has been released from CxH10o, Butte county, March 17,—The was aelected by the Chico Board of Education last night. The joining the State Normal School, reTraasript ‘Tomorrow. at noon, in tront of the roperty of the estate of the n Tilley will be sold at pub‘The lot and brick building lopated The lot and brick building situated Esa F Of the Japanese Defeated In a Land Battle. il An firmed rumor is current of Paris, March 18—An uncon it refers . New Black Lace Hose. are considered valuable mining prop-. The Paintall. Last-night’s rainfall was very heavy, and this morning Deer creek was runolng bank full, From yesterday morning at nine o’clock until the same bour today the precipitation was 3.86 inches. Following is the rainfall, as recorded for the twenty-four hours ending at nine o’clook this morning: Since last report......... 8.86 So far this month.... ....18 81 For the season.....:..... 60.81 After Liquor Men Wionrra, Ken., March 17—The Federal Grand Jury returned sixteen 1ndictments today. Six of them were against Kaneas City and Kentucky wholesale liquor dealers, who are obarged with violation of the prohibitory law. The method complained of is the shipping of liquor to fictitious persong, and allowing express agents to dispose of the packages to whoever wants them. 2 ANSWER IT HONESTLY. Are the Stafements of Nevada City Citizens Not More Reliable Than Those of Utter Mrs, William Wearn of Water street, fourth house from Ragon’s Grove, says: “I acted as a nurse for™ many years, and I knew from the beating pain in the small of my back, sometimes so pronounced that I was scarcely able to speak, that my kidneys in some way were.disturbed, Juet at the time I noted Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised in the Nevada City news papers I was suffering from an attack, only one of many, which had annoyed me for two years and I went to Vinton’s drug store for a box. Besides the backache my eyes were affected, I was dizzy and I think bilious. Whatever was the cause the disturbance disappeared and as a result the backache, dizziness and biliousness ceased, Doan’s Kidney Pills are worth recorimending. I constantly keep them io the house.” For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co., Baffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. . _ Editorial Notes. Not ail: Japan is sblaze.with patriotism. Four Japs of Hakodate almost set the water afire in their haste to get to a steamship bound for America. The husband who went out after a drink yeeterday morning and has not yet returned may not have deserted all. Perhaps he is Grinking a “‘bootleg.” : Attorney-General Knox looks upon herd knocks with the kindly tolerance of @ man meeting a wayside relative, The evolusiveness of the rich is becoming intolerable. A-poor man who fell in love with an heiress has been declared insane, When Weary Wagglesread in the papers that bulldogs were becoming as fashionable as terriers he remarked Ican no longer mingle in good go-. ” Having killed hie man, former Governor James H. Tillman of South Oaroling feels qualified to run for Congress in bis own hot-tempered State, and has jast announced tis candidacy. EI Thurber Dead, sadly: “It’s me to the simple crs Nagasaki for repairs. Cause For Rejoicing. Judge Shaw in his latter days was reverenced by the people of Massachusetts as if he were a deimigod, buf in his native county of Barnstable he was reverenced as a god. One winter when the supreme court held a special session at Barnstable for the trial of a capital case Judge Merrick, who was one of the judges, came out of the courthouse just at nightfall, when the whole surface of the earth was cover-ed with ice and slush, slipped and fell heavily, breaking three of his Fibs. He was taken up and carried to his room at the hotel and lay on a sofa waiting + helped pick him up, wiped off the wet from his clothes and said to him, “Judge Merrick, how. thankful. you must be it was not the chief justice!’ Poor Merrick could not help laughing. though his broken ribs were lacerating his flesh—George F. Hoar in. Seribner’s. Fiji Hairdressing. No one has visited Fiji in the past without being astonished at the fear ful and wonderful styles of hairdressing. They are geometrical, monumental, pyramidal and trapezoidal. An additional factor in this production of the grotesque is that the hair varies in color as lime varies in bleaching power as the juice of the mangrove in colmatter. Between black and white colors run through the blue. black all the shades of red and yellow. half the hair is red and the other white, giving a kind of piebald ef cEgEEhs The Soft Answer. Mrs. Enpeck—Oh, you needn’tgtalk! You're not quite perfection yourself, I would have you know. . Enpeck— No, my dear, but when you're around I’m mighty near perfecion. ;

Mrs. Enpeck—Ob, Henry!—Baltimoro American. ¥ fongé* ny yr otaits2h Wills _thes old janitor of the courthouse, who had NOTICE! A Special Hot Lunch will be served te.the Nevada County . Miners and their friends is ~Outarday ING Mt HOTEL ANTLERS BAR Yon are cordially invited to call and try it.. BAKED PORK AND BEANS Antlers’ Style HEADO SAUSAGES SALADS ETO. , A hearty welcome will be given to you all. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMENT OF THE 10) Lamp Orrioz at Mary Be Cativorntia, March i6th, s Is wen pee GIVEN the foluae has ae oe ee Oaivon i ms 2nd, 1904, viz.: Jacob Dietr Suvgeteed an Cross . lowa ! The Double Miseouri ver and Buffet smoking ae with Lees than three days to i Th _Free ® RB. RITCHIE, G. A. P. Cc. or 5. P. COMPANY'S On Track Railway Between the THREE TRAINS DAILY Via the Southern Pacific,Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern Rys. in the World. rher and bath, Booklovers be Dining Eastera ». Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 6:00 p. m. rome See Touriee Scoping Cass to snag Dining enen _Vestibuled. Leaves Sen Francisco at 9:00 a. m. 617 Tails tab eanes Gites Francisco, Ry. A " 7 7 ] ies had neiia, @e it? Smet a. corrugated iron, shakes, shingles, or and a = Illinois Leaves San Francisco at 10:00 a. m. ° Electric lighted throughout. ing Oars and Observation Oars. & Northwestern rticulars about ELATER. ft bil bet of roofing you omyrae. ce: — Biliousness, Constipation, Sick pei olga ae lache and all Stomach, Liver and 0. eo = Bowel troubles. Easy, Pleasant, safe Oakland, Cal, . ®ure. Only 250 at Vinton’s drag store. SIRLOIN BEEF AND MAOOARONI metal, black and white, crocket and jeweled. Full line of Shirt Waists : ~ New Black Crush Leather Belts New Bone Hair Pins. eo) each, Just the thing to make the new girdle on. In white, pearl, brass, gun All sizes. New Neckware New Sleeve Ruching. New Ribbons New Trimming Braids. LOVE STOCK. Come to us for gloves in cotton iets and kid, All colors, all sizes and fitted to the hand. Phylis Stock Foun New Corsets. New Large Lace Collars Maher & Co., Nevada City New: Laces dations, 10 cents ae New Lace Pins ao. Vinton’s Cough Syrup Saisiaeaeeciaaianiieistniateeeemeeaeet ==WILL CURE 11 Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel E-BCBEERS. The Highest Priced b SOLD EVERYWHERE. ut the Best Quality, Will Tjichi, arrival. Life Pills, work, night a OakLanD, March 17—The first Santa Fe train left Oakland yesterday afterafternoon at 2 o'clock, ran to Port Richmond and returned at 5. True, it was only a construction train, but it marks the completion of the new railroad line between Oakland and Richmond, the last rail being laid down Fralgit trains will be canming: overske . new line, and it is expected that Santa Fe through trains will begin operating from Oakland on May ist. Work on the passenger depot at. Fortith street and San Pablo avenue is progressing rapidly. _The formal opening of the Dew road and advent of the Santa Fe into Oakland is to be made cause for a 8 public celebration, and arrangements for this event will be shortly started. Saw the Fight. New York, March 17—Letters have been received by the missionary society from Bishop David H. Moore of the Methodist Oburch, who has charge of the work in Eastern Asia. He was @ passenger from Shanghaito QOhomaulpo on the steamer Sungeri. The latter was sunk by Russian warships the night after she departed from Chemaulpo. Bishop Moore says he wit. nessed the fight which ended in the destruction of the Vaflag and Korietz, and was only a few huodred yards distant when the Kortetz was blown up. ee Marquis Arrives SEOUL, March 17th—Marquis Ito arrived at Chemuipo this morning. He was greeted bya delegation of high Korean officials. anese Minister to Korea a commander of the Japanese Garrison accompanied him. the special train arrived it was receiv ed with military honors. The streets Were lingd with Japanese troops, and thousands of Koreans witnessed his 082 Near Death. WasHineton, March 17, wife of Lieutenant-General Nelson A. » Tetired, is lying ill at thei in this city. ‘Bsc erin: exceedingly critical, some improvement ig noted toda hope is held out for he pone Oe Working Overtime, P vrtgceens laws are ignored by those ; ittle workers—/, ad ‘ r. Kin ‘have had over twelve years Millions are pmsl ‘et nd day, curing Indiges. Celebrate. Hayashi, the Japud General When —Mrs. Miles, condition has been and although e recovery. at sperid hours Sweetening, and coloring when Jell-Q produces better results in‘two minutes? water and set to cool, It's Prise to the housewife. No trouble, less exPense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fle vors: Lemon, berry. PALUER @ Slock, Bonds, Eie. The following are the quotations asked for stccks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat.... awane oe es 1 55 © Barley 56566 cscs steered ar DO ——+...AgwR AND GAS, Spring Valley......... San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 59 50 MINING. STOOKS, Ophit..6.00 5 25 Sierra Nevada. 68 Mexican ... 2 15). Utah ..... 23, Gould & Our. 49/iBullion.... 12 Best & Bel..2 60. /Ex uer.. 17 Con. Cal & Va.2 00)/Seg Belcher.. ¥ avage...., 65. . Overman .... Chollar ..., 25) Justice.... ~ 09 Potosi .... 28. . Union .... 88 Hale & Nor. 93)/Alta cccouce,.. 10 Crown Point.. 26. \Julia ...__. 06. Yellow Jacket, Imperial,... 03). Silver Hill.. 7 Kentuck... 04/iChallenge... 86 Alpha.... 07. . Occidental.. . 90 Belcher.... 26). Audes.... 52 ItSaved His Leg. F. A. Danforth of La Gra.ge, G., suffered for six.months with a frightful ranning sore on hig leg, bat writes that Backlen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days, For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Onre guaranteed. Only 25 cts. Sold by -W. D, Vinton, Drug: gist. eeeWANTE $250. . For 1-32 interest in the best Goncentrator ever invented. Saves all sulphaurets and slimes, Cheapest ‘to mauipulate ; less machinery ; less power to ran it ; money to manufacture the machine. Refere\ce—Refers to the United Stétes Patent Office, as I am an iventor. PROF. JOHN TILTON, Golden Crown Mine, Bloomfield Road jib Nevada Qity, Oal. No Dessert. More Attractive use gelatine and == soaking, flavoring erything in the package. Simply add hot pebice ndy AsurOrange ‘At . Strawberry, RaspWholegale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars. Byerything Strictly High Class as BROAD STREET \ NOTIONS AT FIAHEP & CO’S: ii.4% “ae Warren’s Feather Bone Girdle Foundations at 50 cents : _ . New ‘Trimming Buttons. gu Dail =W. M. noon: fre Super turned . Francisc the Eagl A. Py] here on 1 J. Heir Kule of } . last even’ W. Wo E. BM to Washii Geo. L is here fre 4 T. 5. Mi the late ar Ww. M, ¢ is here spe George . ramento. Superint Champion his recent: The your quite ill, Thomas Reno, wher P. W. Ro . from a busi _ City Atte Bick Het, ~ Miss Glac . evening's tr . O.3.Brya . Yreka, Sisk been for sev Frank Ke ing from a . . places. He _ bis injured . Joe Downs 'as driver o line. Mrs. H. L evening fro ‘this mornin; mine, above ‘husband. oe . The quarte borts have be kaditor F. I resented to sors at the o ‘The semi-a Period of six -, and shoy id into the. lat time. Th Pginning of . £$76,975.14, n 7,888.18. © $121,617.11 y ® County T 6,221.02 rat. nthe, oF OxI0, Lovoa BANK J. Ont Senior partne ENE &Co., of Toled resaid, and t sum of QO) 4S for each . RH that canr HALL’s Cant 3 orn to befo My presenc Bber, A. D., ] fall’s Oatarrl and acts « F Mucous. su: id for vestim: F. J. OHEN) aid by-all Dr isll’s Family Headache Ss ; wrecks the Pman’s Head » You swallc } is gone, nd 10c. a bx ferman sole + Fou wart 6 he yery be fee Nm. Har Lin, March 1 /of the gu s.of Orow mn, have be am to rem sid to have ike lemo.