May 1, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa Ciry Daity, Teasscrir SIRT SUNDAY, THESCHODLELEGIONT¥= Pic Cable os fo ts si 'g. DickAAV. sere seectt Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ! —— <a aera, Baperiatondet woking ie: information Se Ship ‘ Santa Cruz, May 1--At today’s session of the Grand (jnanj : 1 . pelted page ron eee ki wad Pen seneibae a k Ritson, 9) ) il Te cre terior, . 12 4-2e Per Week. Parlor, N. S. G. W., Lewis F. Byington was elected Grand Opening of the Baseball It Will be Held In This estect : ee pice tS te one . nee, sandy moaned, Int ey oe : President; H. R MeNoble, First Grand Vice President; Chas. 4 which will connee os ony 2 she 1e eyes. He is wy, E. McLaughlin, Second V&te President; and for Third Vice} — Neason and Other City ol Tuesday, reer ye eas Foleheht, att, eae President, James Gallagher won after a hard fight. EY ent g May 0th sist . avast 1t gor ~e G re at Dama na Bri a ten rom Honolula vie wa, . and and Guam to Manila, and. : Po Seaman. ; ree to jap: : Gurnem O.-T., April 80-4 Busy Re: passed over the town of Das. last night, doing much dana” Good Entertainment NC TANAGER. County Superintendent of Schools plenty of sug Everyone who loves true sport is HE CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL, which has just been signed by President Roosevelt and has now become a law, places the vexed question of. the immigration of Chinese laborers on solid ground. The principle for which the Pacific Coast delegation contended, and which for a time seemed lost, was ihe recognition in the new law of the right of Congress to extend a law prohibiting the immigration of Chinese laborers beyond the life of a treaty granting such permission, The interpolation of the clause, “‘so farjas the same are not inconsistent with treaty obligations,” does not materially affect the force of the law. If there is no treaty granting such provision, the law will stand; and if there is, the treaty will will expire in 1 place will, without doubt con latest expression of the will of the Am question of Chinese immigration. In. view of the have to show in what way the law conflicts with it to obtain a decision declaring the law, or any provision thereof, inoperative. The existing treaty go4. Any new treaty that may take its form to the law which is the erican people on the fact that powerful Eastern interests were There isno doubt but that a large crowd of people will enj .y the entertainment to be given by St. Margarets Guild at the New Union Hotel this evening. ‘Those in charge bave worked faithfully for some time and bave prepared the following program, which will commence promptly at 8:30 o’clock : Iostramental duet—Lillie Martin, Mildred Murchie. ‘Dislogue, San Flower’s choras— Ruth Moore, Mrs. Oarey,; Gladys. Porter, Mr. Taber; Sua Flowers—Alice Britiana, Mazie Jepsen, Shirley Cleave, Rachel Morgan, Adell Nilon, Olive Calkins. Vocal solo, Lillie Martin. Recitation—Jane Myers. Vocal-Solo—Hazel Vinton. “Narsery Maid’s Chorus”—Marie Kahl, Gladys Ogden, Elise Myers, Lavinia Richards, Paulise Williams, Honey Williams, Esther Hartung, Vivie Alice Hughes, Margaret Bost. Vocal Duett—Olivia and Ethel Math‘ews. Song and drill, “Pretty Little China Maids”—Marcella Brown, Jane Myers, What’ the Woodland following in relation to our late fellowtownsmen: has assumed charge of the interests of the Woodland Gas & Electric Company. He is stopping at the Byrns temporarily. In an interview with Mr. Mail Says of W. B. Osborne. W. E. Osborne, late of Nevada City, Hotel, which wili be his home at least Osborne yesterday, he told a Mail reporter that he was much pleased with Woodland. He is not entirely a stranger here, having visited Woodlavd quite often about fifteen years ago. He has found much effective improvelooking forward to next Sunday with anticipation of an afternoon of pleasure at Glenbrook Park. It will mark the opening of the baseball season in Nevada county, when the Nevadas, the pride of this city, will be pitted against the Gress Valless, the bope of that city. That the game will be hotly contested from start to finish, goes without saying, as thé boys are on their mettle, and have been practicing every day that the weather w° uld permit. The management has also. provided for borse racing, foot racing, jumping and other events for which liberal prizes will be offered. Ev-erybedy who enters the gate will receive a, coupon that will enti'le the holder to a chance ino a valuable prize, The.admission to the Park will be 25 cents for gentlemen; ladies free, The. fare will be 5 cents each way. Famine Victims. Wasutnaron, April 80—An idea of Rogers has issued & proclamation for the holding of an election in this city on Tuesday, the 20th day of May, to determine whetber or not Nevada City will keep ap_with the procession and havea legal high school. The election will be held at the Bigh School buildfog, corner Main and Cottage streets, between the hours of 8a. m. and sundown, and the election officers will _be,. John Webber. Inspector; H. J. Wright and J. F. Colley, Judges. The. information as to how the election shall be conducted may be found by referring to the proclamation which is published in another colamn of the TRANsonrpt, Although there seems be no doubt but that the proposition will carry, there should be no relaxation in the efforts on the part of those having the matter in charge, 88 should the proposition be defeated it will be a Valuable Stake. 2000 guinea races today. ard Patrick tbird. started. Sons of St. George, Attention. Albert Lodge are requested to Pythian Oasetle on Saturday, at 8:30 p. m. sharp. Busine importance will come before the meeting. Afull attendance of the members is requested. crops and stock. Several { were blown down, Mrs, J ant and daughter were kitled, Lonpon, April g0—Sceptre won the a stake at the Newmarket Pistol was second and Fourteen horses ee skin, and a great-number of pj my face. I tried almost under the sun torid myself of’ disorders, but nothing did mo any antil I got a package of Lane's % bave used it for two weeks stesay: my complexion is as clear ag a and oy $e — a8 Snow, . For sale by Ho 'B Date agent. ae The officers and members of Prince meet at May 8d, es of great fimoke tive up-to-date Ow: R Fea none better, roan a ros. . Cuartes Prvoz, W. President. T. H. Waters, W. Sec’y. m1-2t serious drawback to our school sytem, and a distinct loss to the scholars. The question is one of the greatest importance to the futare of Nevada City, and nothing should be overlooked that would help to make a vote to have a high school. Parents especially should Maher & Co., Nevada C ) 4 good. you cast your Vo! t an X opposite N ory man and wor fligh School pro the New Union He ou want to enjoy you cast your vot gure and put a © 9, 10, on the. ball gidcey Peard. veling on the car! jthing: You cat your hair. you have made . our own. busines: ther peoples’. ly everybody says t, but there are se t one cannot foll: ng makes a Wome to tell ber she is bas been ill a validisb. mber the Fourth ity Hall tonight. pery arrapgemeé! the tremendous efforts making by the Russian Government to relieve its famine sufferers is contained in a report to the State Department from Consul-General Hvlloway at St. Petersburg, showing that last year the Government expended $13,370,207 in this relief work. {t mow bas on hand a half billion pounds of grain, but must make further extensive purchases, and will require cattle, horses and seed to the value of an additional $6,000,000. ments. Regarding his intentions in a business way, Mr. Osborne said that he is hardly acquainted with the situation yet, not sufficiently so. as to enable him to outline definitely his work. He does not contemplate any changes at present, but has already made up his mind to inaugurate a vigorous campaign to the end thut the company’s business will be materially increased. Mr. Osborne said that he wouid begin immediately the work of soliciting, and thue avoid if possible, the usu! rush as fall comes on, of wiring for electricity and connecting for gas. He was surprised that electricity is not more generally in use here for heuse lighting. In Nevada City, a town. of effective, the advotulate the people of A goodly number or the grand celek ja City is the the State. The thing to do but f m best, d weather is the ost suspension . the merchants . ata lack of busil Bright times are al nperintendents 0} the county have pir employes off . "s picnic on the opposed to any aw that could be made cates of exclusion have cause to congra the Coast and themselves on the result. of Eastern men of each of the great political parties took high ground in favor of exclusion, but no one of them had the personal stake in the outcome that the members of the Pacific Coast Congressional delegation had. The California members would have had an uphill fight for re-election had no exclusion bill been passed. A disposition has been manifested in certain quarters to make party capital out of the anti-Chinese campaign. The zealots of each party are saying “We did it.” The campaign has been weakened by these evidences of a desire to make a successful outcome of a joint effort a party triumph. Alice Morgan, Edith Morgan, Hazel Vinton, Lillie Martin. Song—Pau'ine Williams. Going and Coming. George Price is up from Sacramento. Frank Sieke of Sacramento is in town. A. H. Emery of San Francisco is visising here. ; Miss F. Brock came down North Bloomfield today. H. Young was down from North Bloomfield today. . A. E. Fitter and G. A. Golligan are here from Erle. J. Y. Janouski of Auburn is here take an interest in the election and make an effort to secure the votes of their childless or bachelor friends, who are careless in the matter. —————— Would Smash the Club. Big Sale of Black and Colored Underskiris — See Window See Wind Black Mercerized Underskirts at $1, $1.25, $1.50, $4 upwards. 4 Linon Crash Underskirts at $1, $1.25 and $1.50, . Black and Colored Underskirts made of Taffeta § $12.50 and up as high as $25 each. All grand goody you can find them only at the Big Store. q See the grand line of Wash Goods: that we are show See the grand lot of Lace Curtains we are showing, Cobwebs put on acat lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles. It}. cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s drug store. ' from A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. o0d-looking Oc Arbogast, ought bit against the § purposes. Mr. Osborne seemed to think that the people lack the proper appreciation of the convenience, cleanliness and general advantages of electricity in homes, but he also seems confident in his ability to convince them of the eame, and he has tbat about him which inspires in those he meets with the same feeling. Mr. Osborne is a very courteous, pleasant gentleman. He has a cleancut, frank way of talking business and impresses one with the idea that he has ability to spare. He will no doubt conduct the affairs of the local company efficiently end maintain its excellent reputation previously estabHebed by his predecessor, J. Reith, Jr. eaten Headache Saps Your Vitality : ; : H fos about the same population, there is sThe new bill contains.all the essential features of an. spending a few days. approximately about five times as See those new Shirt Waists. d claim about $6 exclusion act. It makes the law independent of a treaty ine oar pair aaa evening t©. mach electricity used for domestic L: t ‘ ‘ t a apextiwetd Belts. oe epeinert : igh Biscti ome and examine our new goods. ’s defense would had too much . po was sketching ears ago W. H d to convince ma the soil in this rly adapted for ey would not vie le no experiment Bill” Smith did, can honestly be fruit bearing ——p is in this State, ng unforeseen . mmense crop th _———_+1@e---—— Extra Fine Superihteadent H. W. Morris is down from the Yaba mine. John Meyer of Oakland left this morning for Downieville. John Lammon and A. Noyes have returned from Bear Valley. John T. Morgan and wife retuaraed last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Mrs. O, J. Brand returned last eveniog from a several week’s visit to San Rafael and other places. Superintendeat L. M. Hancock of the Bay Counties Power Company left yesterday for a trip to the Eastern states. Division Superintendent Geo. Scarfe of this city accompanied’him as far as Reno. M. Decker and A. H. Murphy arrived here thie afternoon from San Francisco. Geo. L, White came down from Washington today. W. G. Barney and B.J. Natmaker of Buffalo, N. ¥., came in on the afternoon train. Local Briefs. John Rondony, a native of Italy, w'8 nataralized in the Superior Court this afternoon. His witnesses were N. Filippini and M. Solari. A carload of six and two inch wrought iron pipe for the St. Gotbard mine arrived by rail this morning. It will be used for compressed sir. ‘which must of course depend upon the assent of China. It prevents Chinese on the islands from coming to the mainland. It provides for registration without which no exclusion ‘law would be effective. This feature of the bill is valuable to the Chinese who are lawfully in the county as well as to the American people. The terms upon which a certificate of residence may be obtained are so liberal that Chinese who are lawfully in the country have no cause for complaint. No cost is attached to the issuance of the certificate, and ample time is given in which to pro:ure it. The enactment of this law dissipates the only cloud.that has recently menaced the --*Pacific Coast. The coming immigrants from the East need feel no fear of Chinese competition. When a limit is placed upon the number of Chinese that can enter the country the Chinese who are lawfully here conform to a considerable extent to the American standard of living. They will earn more money and send more out of the country, but they will not hold over the American laborer the menace of Chinese rates of wages. 4444464444044 Mistaken Matehes. HE GIRL who has hoped to find happiness in mar= riage where the chief attraction to her in a man is One cash price to all. We treat all allke. Grand goods at the lowest prices. MARER ad Special-Sale for One We $5 and $6 Hats shiny cnr nl for $3.50. this special sale for $300, © : : A fall line of Elegant Ou Commercial 8t., Nevada City. ft ¢ Si ODT = Delicious Cake Daiaty Pastries —e-— OF Come and ses them, ‘ MRS. L. LUBECK, gest and moat c in the barn to this city is n estore of Jam t, nearly opp otel. He has . 0 Francisco w particalerly fin robes and wh at reasonable ores all the har ntees it to bea irce Gr ORK, April 80 }made today tl And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For .sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf Graal OO, =o () Pa 07, toate natn a NOTICE OF ELECTION In the Matter of the Establishment and Maintaining of a High School in Nevada School District, County of Nevada, State of California. Silverware of All Kind — 4x4 — 4 Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, . Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, 7 Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons.” —tkikek— Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Rew! SELL SCREEN DOORS” Complete with Hinges, Handles and Catch for the position he can give her is one of the most deMaher & Co, are having « big sale. "PHE BOARD OF EDUC em) Re ——thh— had been gra ceived and mistaken girls the sun ever shone on. of Iadies’ bleck and colored underFe ne age a he cae caereies ¢ from Perf) body of Nevada School Di-trict of Nevada County, State of California, having on the pier wwe. a First day of May. A. D. 1402, pe: itioned the undersigned. as the County Superintendent of Schools in and for said Nevada County, to call an election in Nevada schoo! District of said Nevada County, for the determination of the establishment and maintenance of a High Schoolin said Nevada Schoo! District; ‘ow, therefore, I, the unders’gned, W. J Rogers, as the County Superiutesdent of Scboolsin aud for the County of Nevada, State of California,do hereby call.an election in said Nevada Schoo! Vistrict, as prayed — = oa ee ane yee hereby give notice to all the qua electors of the atid Nevada School District: : phat said election wili be held on Tuesday, the 20th day of May,:A. D. 1902, at the High School Buiidisg, corner of Main and Cottage streets, in the city of Nevada, in said Nevada rehool District, for the par of determi:iug whether or not a High School shall be established aud maintaived in said District. That the polls for said election will be opened at 8 o’clock a. m. of said day. and skirts to which they call the attention of the fair sex. In addition to the great bargeins offered ip this line the firm is at present offering big values in wash goods, lace curtains, sbirt waists and belts. Read their advertisement iu another column. Burglars Caught. She is the victim of adream. Fora girl whom marriage introduces into a social position that has never been hers beretofore there is much of discomfort, much of anxiety, however happy may be her lot with a man she loves. She is anxious to do him honor—not to let the world say he has made a mistake in marrying her. It is not all plain sailing or careless enjoyment of her honors. There are many moments when she could wish he were in the station of life from which she herself came. And when there.is not love to ‘make her little struggles and discomforts bearable, when she thas married only for money and the position that will make her old friends wish themselves in her shoes, and there is no love at all in the case, she has staked her all in a losing 4o 3 BRAND, = The Jewel ER EEN »> . e ») b) » ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS They will fit any window, VAVRUAD aa ema/eammegueaa 1S> Kt Preparation . biscuit era R _— April 30—Th ate areas foll and 483 deatl and 1281 deati (Serene i R. K. of P, D bbers of Mount R. K. of P., yastle, Friday 1 borganization bf importance Green Wire Cloth ' Wire Dish Covers Fly Traps. Prrrssure, Pa, April 80.—Five burglars blew open the safe in Daub & Pressler’s grocery store, at Orafton; Pa. The explosion aroused the citizens and a desperate fight ensued. Otticer Thomas Westcott was shot It is a scientific combination-Of winter . cream of tartar and soda (manufactured company of Buffalo) for making delicate delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. D: > See our window display. » aera teen — throw, indeed through the leg and Officer Wm. M. will be haps ones ane onions thereof. . ( . j topo ‘ is as : Peak was étrack on the head with @ . election, th tied elec: El t D : E ( ambers are To marry for position! As well marry for the wreath . chisel. The latter’s condition 1s serDistr ouster: Rear eee ec ro= enta ar ors * * u Oy ro , W of smoke that hangs on the side of the hill when the morn-. ious. Later three of the barglars were As Judge: H. 3. Wright” COOPERS I OO . G. Riowal ing dawns. The satisfaction—poor to begin with—lasts no captured and identified by Officer . . ‘That ssid election will Le Gonduoted tn the hithdhded eesstsom : He Kept His longer than the hurrying vapor lasts when the sun has risen. Westcott.’ Josep Sullivan, believed . mtcete oitomm and theballge thereat ball DR. R. E. SMITH : ° » A x to be the leader of the gang, was . contain the words. . Vor High School,” 2 : i Sars ago J, . The stock in trade she sets up business with is gone before. aught while swimming Chartier’s . Sater which said wordathe vorn #hys write . These parlors are.a branch of the El os 7 Jonn., scratch she can get down her shutters. And what is left to her? —_. creeks ‘ the word "No.” and said election orticera. euteblisued neeriy four yeara ago, Oe of tbe Iptgest cad df loc ; tot in Fee Dead sea fruit is a thing. we have all read about—the Gudersh ed within ten lip days subsequent best equipped Dental Ottioes on the Coast end” ) 1e tensely, ‘T apples that ar ractive an i i Sats soe the metes aud be seid —s amputat hin pea ae sis rt in aloe ae is ss eae diaye Farm Statistics. vevntting High sebe. Ditriet are the same Are located Here Permanently We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks 2 boxe : Z Peet , id Pet’ ith all th F 5! : fe marriage as the one mentioned above is like when the first qo ies gi aa of Ration en sects rales sciatica ie modern ELEGTRIGAL aud other conveniences for doing kinds, large and small. They are all gut an may leg ° ° . . —_ « ir 3 . 3 dazzled glitter is passed. And it passes soamazingly quickly!. jose ons Paresh ons 8 and Notioe of lection to be pared ie for et. , All work guaranteed at.One-half the regular prices charg None Better. Our prices are the , Salt Rhes The gilded outsid bl. d th h Pp 8 ba lexst fiftees (15) days next prior 00 she seid dentists. ~ : eee prices charged by other . Sorders Elec 5 ee gem e age at an ‘ the ashes must last aS. shows the following reports on the day of election and that tar. vihed ia the OUR PRIC R, —FNh—— 0 5 earth, ‘fr one’s diet for the rest of one's lifetime—a poor enough fare. basis of June 1, 1900: Farms. 72,742 SNevapa CITY Datty TuansoRtPT.” a vews. PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 Atepairing of Watehes d Clocks Uur. Be guera d , Bea rs i ’ ‘ . ’ "4 P * 00 and Uloe a ; Rtee 1 _ to set up married housekeeping on, one would think. value, $707,912,960. Of this value 11 on ged ner yee PaO net ext prior 10 the Seieod wack’ 22 Saale 6 00! SILVER FILLINGS —— kK 3 by. Only 50 Where there is love socia) position is no more, one way] Per ret! represents the buildings. The /*#i¢ 294 S1,°Cail is made apa this Notice is rer sooth. 6 OO. CLEANING...6.00000000.8 NM, new that « és ‘ total value of farm products in 1899 gtr pursuant tthe provisions of ns PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 6 a meee or the other, than the kind of coat a man wears. Without} oe 131,690,696, of which value 28 per . te I tinclusive) of the P. . @@F-No charge for Extracting when plates are ¢ ENTS. . bd e VV e x the best : : * piel, ’ , ted May lst, A. D. 1902. P are ordered, 4 ha love it may be a painful and irksome fetter. It.can never be} cent represents animal products. The Glgned) ee W 7 ROORRS, Phone Main 633. R. E. SMITH. D s Wwatehmakers : einen. ‘ Super’ a * e ry : s the cl gross farm income was $18,202,086, . As for Nevada County, California, mi Flasoais Building, up Stairs, Place Street, Nevad a D.S. PHONE WEST 14. BROAD STREET, ms “ . ere eo lre chain to draw one to happiness.

Nevapa Ciry Daity, Teasscrir SIRT SUNDAY, THESCHODLELEGIONT¥= Pic Cable os fo ts si 'g. DickAAV. sere seectt Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ! —— <a aera, Baperiatondet woking ie: information Se Ship ‘ Santa Cruz, May 1--At today’s session of the Grand (jnanj : 1 . pelted page ron eee ki wad Pen seneibae a k Ritson, 9) ) il Te cre terior, . 12 4-2e Per Week. Parlor, N. S. G. W., Lewis F. Byington was elected Grand Opening of the Baseball It Will be Held In This estect : ee pice tS te one . nee, sandy moaned, Int ey oe : President; H. R MeNoble, First Grand Vice President; Chas. 4 which will connee os ony 2 she 1e eyes. He is wy, E. McLaughlin, Second V&te President; and for Third Vice} — Neason and Other City ol Tuesday, reer ye eas Foleheht, att, eae President, James Gallagher won after a hard fight. EY ent g May 0th sist . avast 1t gor ~e G re at Dama na Bri a ten rom Honolula vie wa, . and and Guam to Manila, and. : Po Seaman. ; ree to jap: : Gurnem O.-T., April 80-4 Busy Re: passed over the town of Das. last night, doing much dana” Good Entertainment NC TANAGER. County Superintendent of Schools plenty of sug Everyone who loves true sport is HE CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL, which has just been signed by President Roosevelt and has now become a law, places the vexed question of. the immigration of Chinese laborers on solid ground. The principle for which the Pacific Coast delegation contended, and which for a time seemed lost, was ihe recognition in the new law of the right of Congress to extend a law prohibiting the immigration of Chinese laborers beyond the life of a treaty granting such permission, The interpolation of the clause, “‘so farjas the same are not inconsistent with treaty obligations,” does not materially affect the force of the law. If there is no treaty granting such provision, the law will stand; and if there is, the treaty will will expire in 1 place will, without doubt con latest expression of the will of the Am question of Chinese immigration. In. view of the have to show in what way the law conflicts with it to obtain a decision declaring the law, or any provision thereof, inoperative. The existing treaty go4. Any new treaty that may take its form to the law which is the erican people on the fact that powerful Eastern interests were There isno doubt but that a large crowd of people will enj .y the entertainment to be given by St. Margarets Guild at the New Union Hotel this evening. ‘Those in charge bave worked faithfully for some time and bave prepared the following program, which will commence promptly at 8:30 o’clock : Iostramental duet—Lillie Martin, Mildred Murchie. ‘Dislogue, San Flower’s choras— Ruth Moore, Mrs. Oarey,; Gladys. Porter, Mr. Taber; Sua Flowers—Alice Britiana, Mazie Jepsen, Shirley Cleave, Rachel Morgan, Adell Nilon, Olive Calkins. Vocal solo, Lillie Martin. Recitation—Jane Myers. Vocal-Solo—Hazel Vinton. “Narsery Maid’s Chorus”—Marie Kahl, Gladys Ogden, Elise Myers, Lavinia Richards, Paulise Williams, Honey Williams, Esther Hartung, Vivie Alice Hughes, Margaret Bost. Vocal Duett—Olivia and Ethel Math‘ews. Song and drill, “Pretty Little China Maids”—Marcella Brown, Jane Myers, What’ the Woodland following in relation to our late fellowtownsmen: has assumed charge of the interests of the Woodland Gas & Electric Company. He is stopping at the Byrns temporarily. In an interview with Mr. Mail Says of W. B. Osborne. W. E. Osborne, late of Nevada City, Hotel, which wili be his home at least Osborne yesterday, he told a Mail reporter that he was much pleased with Woodland. He is not entirely a stranger here, having visited Woodlavd quite often about fifteen years ago. He has found much effective improvelooking forward to next Sunday with anticipation of an afternoon of pleasure at Glenbrook Park. It will mark the opening of the baseball season in Nevada county, when the Nevadas, the pride of this city, will be pitted against the Gress Valless, the bope of that city. That the game will be hotly contested from start to finish, goes without saying, as thé boys are on their mettle, and have been practicing every day that the weather w° uld permit. The management has also. provided for borse racing, foot racing, jumping and other events for which liberal prizes will be offered. Ev-erybedy who enters the gate will receive a, coupon that will enti'le the holder to a chance ino a valuable prize, The.admission to the Park will be 25 cents for gentlemen; ladies free, The. fare will be 5 cents each way. Famine Victims. Wasutnaron, April 80—An idea of Rogers has issued & proclamation for the holding of an election in this city on Tuesday, the 20th day of May, to determine whetber or not Nevada City will keep ap_with the procession and havea legal high school. The election will be held at the Bigh School buildfog, corner Main and Cottage streets, between the hours of 8a. m. and sundown, and the election officers will _be,. John Webber. Inspector; H. J. Wright and J. F. Colley, Judges. The. information as to how the election shall be conducted may be found by referring to the proclamation which is published in another colamn of the TRANsonrpt, Although there seems be no doubt but that the proposition will carry, there should be no relaxation in the efforts on the part of those having the matter in charge, 88 should the proposition be defeated it will be a Valuable Stake. 2000 guinea races today. ard Patrick tbird. started. Sons of St. George, Attention. Albert Lodge are requested to Pythian Oasetle on Saturday, at 8:30 p. m. sharp. Busine importance will come before the meeting. Afull attendance of the members is requested. crops and stock. Several { were blown down, Mrs, J ant and daughter were kitled, Lonpon, April g0—Sceptre won the a stake at the Newmarket Pistol was second and Fourteen horses ee skin, and a great-number of pj my face. I tried almost under the sun torid myself of’ disorders, but nothing did mo any antil I got a package of Lane's % bave used it for two weeks stesay: my complexion is as clear ag a and oy $e — a8 Snow, . For sale by Ho 'B Date agent. ae The officers and members of Prince meet at May 8d, es of great fimoke tive up-to-date Ow: R Fea none better, roan a ros. . Cuartes Prvoz, W. President. T. H. Waters, W. Sec’y. m1-2t serious drawback to our school sytem, and a distinct loss to the scholars. The question is one of the greatest importance to the futare of Nevada City, and nothing should be overlooked that would help to make a vote to have a high school. Parents especially should Maher & Co., Nevada C ) 4 good. you cast your Vo! t an X opposite N ory man and wor fligh School pro the New Union He ou want to enjoy you cast your vot gure and put a © 9, 10, on the. ball gidcey Peard. veling on the car! jthing: You cat your hair. you have made . our own. busines: ther peoples’. ly everybody says t, but there are se t one cannot foll: ng makes a Wome to tell ber she is bas been ill a validisb. mber the Fourth ity Hall tonight. pery arrapgemeé! the tremendous efforts making by the Russian Government to relieve its famine sufferers is contained in a report to the State Department from Consul-General Hvlloway at St. Petersburg, showing that last year the Government expended $13,370,207 in this relief work. {t mow bas on hand a half billion pounds of grain, but must make further extensive purchases, and will require cattle, horses and seed to the value of an additional $6,000,000. ments. Regarding his intentions in a business way, Mr. Osborne said that he is hardly acquainted with the situation yet, not sufficiently so. as to enable him to outline definitely his work. He does not contemplate any changes at present, but has already made up his mind to inaugurate a vigorous campaign to the end thut the company’s business will be materially increased. Mr. Osborne said that he wouid begin immediately the work of soliciting, and thue avoid if possible, the usu! rush as fall comes on, of wiring for electricity and connecting for gas. He was surprised that electricity is not more generally in use here for heuse lighting. In Nevada City, a town. of effective, the advotulate the people of A goodly number or the grand celek ja City is the the State. The thing to do but f m best, d weather is the ost suspension . the merchants . ata lack of busil Bright times are al nperintendents 0} the county have pir employes off . "s picnic on the opposed to any aw that could be made cates of exclusion have cause to congra the Coast and themselves on the result. of Eastern men of each of the great political parties took high ground in favor of exclusion, but no one of them had the personal stake in the outcome that the members of the Pacific Coast Congressional delegation had. The California members would have had an uphill fight for re-election had no exclusion bill been passed. A disposition has been manifested in certain quarters to make party capital out of the anti-Chinese campaign. The zealots of each party are saying “We did it.” The campaign has been weakened by these evidences of a desire to make a successful outcome of a joint effort a party triumph. Alice Morgan, Edith Morgan, Hazel Vinton, Lillie Martin. Song—Pau'ine Williams. Going and Coming. George Price is up from Sacramento. Frank Sieke of Sacramento is in town. A. H. Emery of San Francisco is visising here. ; Miss F. Brock came down North Bloomfield today. H. Young was down from North Bloomfield today. . A. E. Fitter and G. A. Golligan are here from Erle.. J. Y. Janouski of Auburn is here take an interest in the election and make an effort to secure the votes of their childless or bachelor friends, who are careless in the matter. —————— Would Smash the Club. Big Sale of Black and Colored Underskiris — See Window See Wind Black Mercerized Underskirts at $1, $1.25, $1.50, $4 upwards. 4 Linon Crash Underskirts at $1, $1.25 and $1.50, . Black and Colored Underskirts made of Taffeta § $12.50 and up as high as $25 each. All grand goody you can find them only at the Big Store. q See the grand line of Wash Goods: that we are show See the grand lot of Lace Curtains we are showing, Cobwebs put on acat lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles. It}. cures or no pay. Only 250 at Vinton’s drug store. ' from A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. o0d-looking Oc Arbogast, ought

bit against the § purposes. Mr. Osborne seemed to think that the people lack the proper appreciation of the convenience, cleanliness and general advantages of electricity in homes, but he also seems confident in his ability to convince them of the eame, and he has tbat about him which inspires in those he meets with the same feeling. Mr. Osborne is a very courteous, pleasant gentleman. He has a cleancut, frank way of talking business and impresses one with the idea that he has ability to spare. He will no doubt conduct the affairs of the local company efficiently end maintain its excellent reputation previously estabHebed by his predecessor, J. Reith, Jr. eaten Headache Saps Your Vitality : ; : H fos about the same population, there is sThe new bill contains.all the essential features of an. spending a few days. approximately about five times as See those new Shirt Waists. d claim about $6 exclusion act. It makes the law independent of a treaty ine oar pair aaa evening t©. mach electricity used for domestic L: t ‘ ‘ t a apextiwetd Belts. oe epeinert : igh Biscti ome and examine our new goods. ’s defense would had too much . po was sketching ears ago W. H d to convince ma the soil in this rly adapted for ey would not vie le no experiment Bill” Smith did, can honestly be fruit bearing ——p is in this State, ng unforeseen . mmense crop th _———_+1@e---—— Extra Fine Superihteadent H. W. Morris is down from the Yaba mine. John Meyer of Oakland left this morning for Downieville. John Lammon and A. Noyes have returned from Bear Valley. John T. Morgan and wife retuaraed last evening from a visit to San Francisco. Mrs. O, J. Brand returned last eveniog from a several week’s visit to San Rafael and other places. Superintendeat L. M. Hancock of the Bay Counties Power Company left yesterday for a trip to the Eastern states. Division Superintendent Geo. Scarfe of this city accompanied’him as far as Reno. M. Decker and A. H. Murphy arrived here thie afternoon from San Francisco. Geo. L, White came down from Washington today. W. G. Barney and B.J. Natmaker of Buffalo, N. ¥., came in on the afternoon train. Local Briefs. John Rondony, a native of Italy, w'8 nataralized in the Superior Court this afternoon. His witnesses were N. Filippini and M. Solari. A carload of six and two inch wrought iron pipe for the St. Gotbard mine arrived by rail this morning. It will be used for compressed sir. ‘which must of course depend upon the assent of China. It prevents Chinese on the islands from coming to the mainland. It provides for registration without which no exclusion ‘law would be effective. This feature of the bill is valuable to the Chinese who are lawfully in the county as well as to the American people. The terms upon which a certificate of residence may be obtained are so liberal that Chinese who are lawfully in the country have no cause for complaint. No cost is attached to the issuance of the certificate, and ample time is given in which to pro:ure it. The enactment of this law dissipates the only cloud.that has recently menaced the --*Pacific Coast. The coming immigrants from the East need feel no fear of Chinese competition. When a limit is placed upon the number of Chinese that can enter the country the Chinese who are lawfully here conform to a considerable extent to the American standard of living. They will earn more money and send more out of the country, but they will not hold over the American laborer the menace of Chinese rates of wages. 4444464444044 Mistaken Matehes. HE GIRL who has hoped to find happiness in mar= riage where the chief attraction to her in a man is One cash price to all. We treat all allke. Grand goods at the lowest prices. MARER ad Special-Sale for One We $5 and $6 Hats shiny cnr nl for $3.50. this special sale for $300, © : : A fall line of Elegant Ou Commercial 8t., Nevada City. ft ¢ Si ODT = Delicious Cake Daiaty Pastries —e-— OF Come and ses them, ‘ MRS. L. LUBECK, gest and moat c in the barn to this city is n estore of Jam t, nearly opp otel. He has . 0 Francisco w particalerly fin robes and wh at reasonable ores all the har ntees it to bea irce Gr ORK, April 80 }made today tl And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For .sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf Graal OO, =o () Pa 07, toate natn a NOTICE OF ELECTION In the Matter of the Establishment and Maintaining of a High School in Nevada School District, County of Nevada, State of California. Silverware of All Kind — 4x4 — 4 Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, . Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, 7 Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons.” —tkikek— Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Rew! SELL SCREEN DOORS” Complete with Hinges, Handles and Catch for the position he can give her is one of the most deMaher & Co, are having « big sale. "PHE BOARD OF EDUC em) Re ——thh— had been gra ceived and mistaken girls the sun ever shone on. of Iadies’ bleck and colored underFe ne age a he cae caereies ¢ from Perf) body of Nevada School Di-trict of Nevada County, State of California, having on the pier wwe. a First day of May. A. D. 1402, pe: itioned the undersigned. as the County Superintendent of Schools in and for said Nevada County, to call an election in Nevada schoo! District of said Nevada County, for the determination of the establishment and maintenance of a High Schoolin said Nevada Schoo! District; ‘ow, therefore, I, the unders’gned, W. J Rogers, as the County Superiutesdent of Scboolsin aud for the County of Nevada, State of California,do hereby call.an election in said Nevada Schoo! Vistrict, as prayed — = oa ee ane yee hereby give notice to all the qua electors of the atid Nevada School District: : phat said election wili be held on Tuesday, the 20th day of May,:A. D. 1902, at the High School Buiidisg, corner of Main and Cottage streets, in the city of Nevada, in said Nevada rehool District, for the par of determi:iug whether or not a High School shall be established aud maintaived in said District. That the polls for said election will be opened at 8 o’clock a. m. of said day. and skirts to which they call the attention of the fair sex. In addition to the great bargeins offered ip this line the firm is at present offering big values in wash goods, lace curtains, sbirt waists and belts. Read their advertisement iu another column. Burglars Caught. She is the victim of adream. Fora girl whom marriage introduces into a social position that has never been hers beretofore there is much of discomfort, much of anxiety, however happy may be her lot with a man she loves. She is anxious to do him honor—not to let the world say he has made a mistake in marrying her. It is not all plain sailing or careless enjoyment of her honors. There are many moments when she could wish he were in the station of life from which she herself came. And when there.is not love to ‘make her little struggles and discomforts bearable, when she thas married only for money and the position that will make her old friends wish themselves in her shoes, and there is no love at all in the case, she has staked her all in a losing 4o 3 BRAND, = The Jewel ER EEN »> . e ») b) » ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS They will fit any window, VAVRUAD aa ema/eammegueaa 1S> Kt Preparation . biscuit era R _— April 30—Th ate areas foll and 483 deatl and 1281 deati (Serene i R. K. of P, D bbers of Mount R. K. of P., yastle, Friday 1 borganization bf importance Green Wire Cloth ' Wire Dish Covers Fly Traps. Prrrssure, Pa, April 80.—Five burglars blew open the safe in Daub & Pressler’s grocery store, at Orafton; Pa. The explosion aroused the citizens and a desperate fight ensued. Otticer Thomas Westcott was shot It is a scientific combination-Of winter . cream of tartar and soda (manufactured company of Buffalo) for making delicate delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. D: > See our window display. » aera teen — throw, indeed through the leg and Officer Wm. M. will be haps ones ane onions thereof. . ( . j topo ‘ is as : Peak was étrack on the head with @ . election, th tied elec: El t D : E ( ambers are To marry for position! As well marry for the wreath . chisel. The latter’s condition 1s serDistr ouster: Rear eee ec ro= enta ar ors * * u Oy ro , W of smoke that hangs on the side of the hill when the morn-. ious. Later three of the barglars were As Judge: H. 3. Wright” COOPERS I OO . G. Riowal ing dawns. The satisfaction—poor to begin with—lasts no captured and identified by Officer . . ‘That ssid election will Le Gonduoted tn the hithdhded eesstsom : He Kept His longer than the hurrying vapor lasts when the sun has risen. Westcott.’ Josep Sullivan, believed . mtcete oitomm and theballge thereat ball DR. R. E. SMITH : ° » A x to be the leader of the gang, was . contain the words. . Vor High School,” 2 : i Sars ago J, . The stock in trade she sets up business with is gone before. aught while swimming Chartier’s . Sater which said wordathe vorn #hys write . These parlors are.a branch of the El os 7 Jonn., scratch she can get down her shutters. And what is left to her? —_. creeks ‘ the word "No.” and said election orticera. euteblisued neeriy four yeara ago, Oe of tbe Iptgest cad df loc ; tot in Fee Dead sea fruit is a thing. we have all read about—the Gudersh ed within ten lip days subsequent best equipped Dental Ottioes on the Coast end” ) 1e tensely, ‘T apples that ar ractive an i i Sats soe the metes aud be seid —s amputat hin pea ae sis rt in aloe ae is ss eae diaye Farm Statistics. vevntting High sebe. Ditriet are the same Are located Here Permanently We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks 2 boxe : Z Peet , id Pet’ ith all th F 5! : fe marriage as the one mentioned above is like when the first qo ies gi aa of Ration en sects rales sciatica ie modern ELEGTRIGAL aud other conveniences for doing kinds, large and small. They are all gut an may leg ° ° . . —_ « ir 3 . 3 dazzled glitter is passed. And it passes soamazingly quickly!. jose ons Paresh ons 8 and Notioe of lection to be pared ie for et. , All work guaranteed at.One-half the regular prices charg None Better. Our prices are the , Salt Rhes The gilded outsid bl. d th h Pp 8 ba lexst fiftees (15) days next prior 00 she seid dentists. ~ : eee prices charged by other . Sorders Elec 5 ee gem e age at an ‘ the ashes must last aS. shows the following reports on the day of election and that tar. vihed ia the OUR PRIC R, —FNh—— 0 5 earth, ‘fr one’s diet for the rest of one's lifetime—a poor enough fare. basis of June 1, 1900: Farms. 72,742 SNevapa CITY Datty TuansoRtPT.” a vews. PLATES, full Uoper or Lower $10 Atepairing of Watehes d Clocks Uur. Be guera d , Bea rs i ’ ‘ . ’ "4 P * 00 and Uloe a ; Rtee 1 _ to set up married housekeeping on, one would think.. value, $707,912,960. Of this value 11 on ged ner yee PaO net ext prior 10 the Seieod wack’ 22 Saale 6 00! SILVER FILLINGS —— kK 3 by. Only 50 Where there is love socia) position is no more, one way] Per ret! represents the buildings. The /*#i¢ 294 S1,°Cail is made apa this Notice is rer sooth.. 6 OO. CLEANING.....6.00000000.8 NM, new that « és ‘ total value of farm products in 1899 gtr pursuant tthe provisions of ns PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 6 a meee or the other, than the kind of coat a man wears. Without} oe 131,690,696, of which value 28 per . te I tinclusive) of the P. . @@F-No charge for Extracting when plates are ¢ ENTS. . bd e VV e x the best : : * piel, ’ , ted May lst, A. D. 1902. P are ordered, 4 ha love it may be a painful and irksome fetter. It.can never be} cent represents animal products. The Glgned) ee W 7 ROORRS, Phone Main 633. R. E. SMITH. D s Wwatehmakers : einen. ‘ Super’ a * e ry : s the cl gross farm income was $18,202,086, . As for Nevada County, California, mi Flasoais Building, up Stairs, Place Street, Nevad a D.S. PHONE WEST 14. BROAD STREET, ms “ . ere eo lre chain to draw one to happiness.