May 10, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALLEN, PrRoPriretrors,Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION! 5 $6 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any part of the city. = -s 12 1-2c Per Week By Mail, =—— : a SATURDAY..00. 20.00 ce eee eeeeees BVESCChb4eeaesnceszess as May 10, 1902 ; "HE MEETING held last evening by the Educational About the thigh School At the lest meeting ef Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. mach enthueiasm was C{NSUS QEDONT Marshal Rich Today — Submitted His — . Figures. School Census Marshal J. O. Rich filed his report with Superintendent W. J. Rogers today, giving the census returns for the Nevada City school district ‘forthe school year ending Is Marvelously Restored Paine’s Celery Was Her Deliverer from Ner= Ah BOSTON LADY to Perfect Health. te Ww Compound vous Prostration, Insomania, Mental Depression, and Weaknated James O. Tyrrell for Postmas. month. The news of the appointment of Mr. . horse yesterday just prier to the inTyrrell to ,this important office will . dustrial . ly cut. give great satisfaction and pleeanre . required several stitebes to close President Roosevelt today nomirat Grass Valley, vice Wm. George hose term of Office expires this A. . Sr. Louis, May 9—The Beet Trust pow under investigation by the” Louis Grand Jury. . revelation at Jefferson City that dis7 . eased meat is sold in St. Louis, Oircuit Attorney Folk today presen the subject to the Grand Jury, Horse Threw Him Papers BAKERSFIELD, May 9—Postmaster RB: Committee of the Chamber of Commerce to plan a ‘vigorous campaign for the High School cause and to take steps toward securing the most unanimous vote possible on the 2oth inst. in favor of the proposition, proved to be a very interesting and important one, and the great shown regarding the coming election en the question of Nevada Qity High School, and a committee was appointed to draft resolations expressing the sentiments of the Native Daughters— the same to be published in our local papers. een; The following resolutions were spJ a res: Number of white children over five. . but not over seventeen years of age— Boys 447; girls 422. Total 869. but not ever seventeen years. of age—une 30, 1902. Following are the figA Number. of negro children over five, ness of Her Digesgestive Organism. 1 Message of Comfort For Sick and Despondent oakbesies and éarnestness which pervaded the entire proceedings;-as well as the unanimity of action in every-detail, is significant of the fact that these progressive citizens have taken hold of the project with the determination to win, and that they have the unanimous support of the large ma~ jority of our people. 3 The meeting was.called to order at the City Hall by E. J. Rector, chairman of the Committee, who stated the object’ of the meeting. By request, A. B. Champion of the Grass Valley Board of Education was present and gave in detail the methods employed in conducting the campaign and which had been productive of such a brilliant victory. Mr.Champion’s description of the manner in which the campaign was manipulated greatly interested those present, and his remarks-on the subject were warmly applauded. Hon. E. M. Preston then addressed the committee and in his indorsement of the methods used at Grass Valley stated that he thought Nevada City would do well to follow the plan proved by the committee : Wuereas, For Forty years Nevada}. City has maintained a High Scheol, and ‘ Wueneas, Under the new Constitu. tion a law was passed ellowing for public money for educational purposes to be used only for Primary and Grammar Schools, and hence High School has. been illegally maintained byusing Grammar. School money-for its purposes ; sud ©.Wuereas, a law has been made forbidding such further procedure and and providing that High Schools must be maintained by special tax, which in tbis district will amount to seventeen cents on the hundred dollars more than they are now paying (the school bonds having been: paid off) and. also p-oviding that if any school district of more than three hundred pupils desires'a High School, a petition from the majority of heads of families shall our Boys 1; girle1. Native born Mongolians over five, Boys 1. Total number of census children Over five years, but not over seventeen years of age—872. Number of children over five, but pot over seventeen years of age who have attended public schoole-at any time during the school year—606. —~ Number of children over five, but not over seventeen years of age who have attended no school at any time during the school year.—216. Namber of children under five years of age—White 299. ’ Nativity of all children: © Native born, 1168. Foreign-born 1171. 87 less this year than last year. but not over seventeen years of age—. ~ -of other sufferers, is as follows : The number of census children is . fal, '* Women. Mrs. F. L. Bernhardt, 288 Newbury St., Boston, Mass., found herself in anextremely perilous’ condition of health after a surgical operation. Her touching story, written: for the benefit] d e “It is with a feeling of extreme gratitude and thankfulness and a humane desire to benefit all <others, that I write ont my oWn experience in the uee of Prof.-Edward E. Phelps’ wonderfal preparation called Paine’s Celery Compound. Owing toa fall from a horse several-years ago I became & nervous invalid, and last year I entered a hospital where I was operated apon by a famous New York surgeon. “The surgical operation was successbut nervous prostration followed. A summer in Newport with the best medical attendance failed ‘to restore my nerves to their normal condition. I waa abdolutely unable to digest any golid food, and this weak condition of my digestive.organs, combined with predict that he will make one of the most able postmaeters that has everheld office in Nevada County. His appointment is an honor, too, which he well can cause, and as editor ape ret : My owner of the Grass Vailey Tidings. ) Dickerman Telegraph he has done the party mueb . og we valuable service in upholding the . Maher & Co N ( great principles.of Protection. . , a > eva ——— 000000 <a> to his many friends throughout the county as well as to the entire commanity in which he reside. AS@ maa of exemplary quallfications he is most fitted to assume charge of this important governmental position, and we su eserves and which he has justly erned. He has always been 8 loyal pd ardent supporter of the RepabliQueen All Right. . Tue Hacugp, May 9—Queen Wil: helmina had a quiet night, with no rise in temperature, She is taking}, dition is really satisfactory. Cholera Statistics — Manita, May 9—The cholera. statistics to date are as follows: Manila, 867 cases and 706 deaths; the _prov. inces, 2452 cases and 1485 deaths, Following Edmonds was thrown from his parade and his head was‘ bad-~ . . Tho wound is not serious, hui P 1 ae Salve, ficient nourishment, and her conee cers Dan . Jim, we congratulate you. . Church Services. Following is a list of the siglo services to be held at the various adopted by our sister city in the matter of organizing its Mr. Preston’s views were in accord with all those present, and so the committee forces for the campaign and election. decided to proceed on this line. A committee of five citizens in each precinct has been appointed with instructions to increase their number to twentyfive each, which will make a total of 150 -committeemen to It will be their duty to inter: e High School proposition. If any one is found who does not understand plain it fully answer any work in the various precincts. view voters as to their attitude toward th the matter thoroughly the committees are to ex be sent to the Board of Education, who iu turn shall petition the County Superintendent of Schools to eall an} election on the question, and WHEREAS, such an. election has been called to be held on May. 20, 1902, therefore, be it f : Resolved, First. That Laure} Parlor, N. D. G. W., expresses strong disapproval of abandosing our High School; that it would show disgracefal inconsistency for our city to raise money to advertise the great. Northern California‘and at the same time vote against maintaining a High School in our city; that it would be a shame I the high school matter. MS SEs ‘ At a meeting of the local lodge of Elke last evening a poll was taken on A rising vote wes taken and the result was that the Lodge declared itself usanimously in favor of establishing a High School in Nevada City. Thisisa very gratifying shewing and it ie to be hoped that this is but a prophecy of the vote on the 20th of this month. . Teeth Knocked Out. I insomnig, jon.~ A constant tenderness and soreness, cre from whi . “J was in this melancholy frame of mind that I chanced to meet a Bosten lawyer who’said to me, ‘I was in almost the condition that you are now in, and after spending bundreds of doliars without receiving any benefit Paine’s Cel caused the deepest depressess'in the region of my stomach with and extreme weaka feeling of helplessness yI was unable to rise. dull headac was induced by a friend to give Compound a trial,which E.did, and.“it cured me completely ‘when everything else had failed.’ “JT wasrather skeptical about trying a patent medicine, but-I ordered a bottle from my druggist and began: to to such, give any information desired and fo ans\ arguments or objections set forth. The full committee will take itaecording to directions. Mueh when school opens next September to Harry Evans, who is employed as meet at the City Hall next Tuesday evening to get a list of close the doors of the High School to its eighty pupile,saying, “No, we canthe voters and divide up the names so that each member will have a definite number of voters to interview. Chairman Rector today announced the following committees: Precinct No. 1—Dr. A. H. Tickell, Gustave Fischer, E. B. Power, John Rafter, C. H. Eddy. fic Precinct No. 2—C. J. Brand, Dr. C. L. Muller, Sidney Peard, E. W. Schmidt, J. M. Walling. Precinct No, 3—I. C. Lindley, Geo. A. Legg, C.J. Naffziger, S. Lee Leiter, G. J. Rector, J. F. Colley, Hon.-F. T. Nilon. Precinct No, 4—H. Hartung, E. A. Moore, D. E. Morgan, J. G. O’Neill, B. F. Snell, H. J. Wright. WitLow VALLEY Precinct (inside Nevada City School, District}—T. B. Gray, W. B. Celio, Alex. Durbin, J. B. Rosenthal, William White.Secpy Frat Precinct (inside Nevada City School District)—J. C. Nilon, James Hackley, H. D. Towle, Charles Steffen, Clifford Graham, Albert Rickard. It was decided to call a mass meeting of~citizens next week, on which occasion the public will be addressed by several of our most able and talented local speakers, who will ' thoroughly discuss the High School question. E. J. Rector upon vote of the committee was appointed to form a ‘subcommittee of seven to arrange for the mass meeting. All citizens who have any objections to the High School proposition are requested to state them to the speakers of this meeting privately, beforehand. : The committee to provide and assume charge of the mass meeting is. as follows: E.J. Rector (chairman), G. B. Finnegan, W. H. Martin, E. M. Preston, J. J. Jackson, W. F. Englebright, F. T. Nilon, Sherman Marsh, B. Snell, J. M. Walling. This committee is requested to meet at the National Hotel on Monday evening at 8 o’clock. It is necessary that all members be present in order that nothing may be left undone for the proper explanation of the school question. For the information of the public a circular. letter is to be prepared and distributed at. once. This document will contain all the desired information for a full understanding of the High School matter. Fred Searls, E. H. Barker and T. S. Ford were appointed a committee to draft this letter. J. G. O'Neill, principal of the Nevada City schools, gave a very clear analysis of the conditions that are now prevailing in the grammar and primary grades. He showed that all the teachers are overworked and that some pupils—those of the receiving class—could attend only half a day because of the lack of teachers and accommodation. This condition, he stated, will be bettered when provision is made for not afford to pay a tax of seventeen cents on a hundred dollars for your education. Go and live in Grass Valley where they will give you s High Scbeol.”. . Resolved, Second. That Laurel Parlor express in strong terms ber wish for a continuation of our High School; which after persistent efforts of its present excellent corps of teachers, bas reached the mark of being accredited at our State University, thus allowing our High Sehool students, without special examinations ta continue their stadies at our University, leges of the United States. = Further resolved, that Lyarel Parlor will aesist by using her influenee,; by wearing the High School.eolors, by interesting in every way: possible their voting friends in carrying a large majority at the coming. election in favor of continuing our High School im Nevada Qjty. By-order of Hi, Laure. Partor, N. D. G. W. Oharles Es ᠀䄀攀欀戀甀爀渀Ⰰ Recorder of Nevada City Ledge, A. O. U. W., today handed Mrs: Charles Schwartz a check for $2000, the. amount-fer which her late husband was insured in the order. A Prominent Man. A. H. Backus, an attorney of the law firm of Miller & Backus of Aylmer, Ontario, will arrive ‘here this evening on a visit to bis sister, O. Swayze. Mr. Backus is'the Mayor of Aylmer. 4 Additional Personals. : H. Scheele of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left thia morning for Downieville. for San Francisco. t Capt. Henry Richarde left this afMrs. J. Hocking left this morning ternoon for Tonopah, Nevada, where earman at the La Suerte mine, met with a painful accident this morning. The hook which goes into the eye of the car. pulled out, and fiying up struck Harry in the month, knocking out ail his front teeth, and bruising hie face. He was brought to town aad received the necessary attention. “The Girl to Love.” Rev. ©. J. Chase of Grass Valley will give his popular lecture on “The Girl to Love,” in the Methodist church at this city on Tuesday evening next. The lecture will be under the auspices of the Literary Department of the Epworth League, A. col'ection will be taken at the door. ~ ‘> “4 -ébsBREVITIES. Rn : The High Sobol colore are purple and gold and the ribbons are becoming the fad. tee . Mrs EK. A. Moore entertained -the Ladies’ Afternoon Whist Club at her home on Broad street thie afternoon: Delicate refreshments were served. The Grass Valley Miner’s Union Jast evening decided te purchase 500 Nevada County Promotion Committee. This will be the same -as a donation of _Professor Jehan Tilton has an advertisement iu this evening’s TranscRiPt in which he offers for sale an interest . in-e gold mine now being Worked by him. The mine contains a large ledge which shows free gold aad good suk pburete. : carried by W. D. Vinten. You should take a look at his show window in toilet soaps made by Oolgate, and Gallet, Pinaud, A. & F. Pears, afd importance. \ tickets to the picnic to be given by the. . The best toilet soap in the market is . ‘ which there.is a fine assortment ¢ Bose many cther manufacturerg of equal : . Nevada City Gun Club, Noticef 4 The members of the Nevada City Gaon Club are requested to meat. at’ te my surpriee, I slept. soundly at night, and did not awake in the morning with the usuai dull headache.— Then, too, I developed an appetite fer solid food, and soon I was able td digest a course dinner without any unpleasant sensations. Iam now completely RESTORED to bealth after about two months’ use of the Compound. “Sympathizing with all who may be sufipring as I'did, I take this method of hin rangers, after. writing personal 3 to my particular friends.” 4 * ake DIAMOND DIES. The only pure a ulterated. Never crock ! «Never fade ! ‘ee A long,, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine churehes in this city tomorrow, where . all will be made welcome: TRINITY, Morning prayer, holy communion and sermon, 41 o’clock; Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening . prayer, sermon and confirmation, 7:30 o'clock, The Right Rev. William H. Moreland, D. D., bishop of Sacramento, will preach at both services. Friday—Evening prayer and litany 7:30 o'clock. W. A. Rimer, Rector. CONGBEGATIONAL. There will be preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. by the pastor, Rev. J. . Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening, “Adding Sweetness to the World’s Stock of Fragrance,” The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6:30 p. m, led by D. A. Dailey. Subject, “Jesus, the Living Bread.” Sabbath school at the elose of the morning serSee Window > upwards. Colored Underskirt See Black Mercerized Underskirts at $1, $1.2 h 5, $i Linon Crash Underskirts at $1, $1.25 and $19 Black and Colored Underskirts made of Tafe $12.50 and up as high as $25 each. All grandy you can find them only at the Big Store. See the grand line of Wash Goods that we ar See the grand lot of Lace Curtains we are sho See those new Shirt Waists. : See those new Belts; , Come and examine our new goods. j One cash price to all. We treat all allke, . Grand goods at the lowest prices. MAKER &. vice. All are cordially invited. METHODIST CHURCH. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwino, in the morning. Anniversary of the Epworth League will be celebrated by appropriate exercises in the evening. Olsss meeting at 9:45 a m., Rev. J. Tamblyn, leader. Sunday school at close of morning service. Intermediate League at 5:80 p. m. Epcigars, for sple at Rector Bros. worth League at 6:80 p. m. (eG & SH % °. , é _ Complete-with Hinges, aoe $1. ? = % Greén Wire Cloth .~8ée our window display. SELL ~ SCREEN DOORS ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS They will fit any window, Wire Dish Covers ©“ Y CONDANT Handles and Catch for errr Fly Traps. supporting the High School on the same legal basis as it is conducted in all other towns throughout California. A committee was appointed, consisting of Mrs. Clara Moore, Miss Florence N. Hamilton and Miss Frankie Power, to procure and distribute badges made of gold be will do some prospecting. Richards was in that country. several years ago, and his many friends hope that he may return laden with riches, Mrs. Osarles Denney left this mornMr. score, their trap at.1:80 o’clock p.m. sharp, Sanday. There will be @ prize.offered by the Nevads Bakery for the bighest ‘Electro-Dental Parlors ae DR. R. PPPPEy E. SMITH "yaa Special Sale for One $5 and $6 Hats e232 for $3.50. this special sale for § Commercial St., Nevada Oity. 3D, Pat 0) A fall line of Elegutt Hats at very low prices: 8 ] MOET Come and see te UBECK, : MRS. L. L e ee Silverware of All Ki Wedding Presents, Speons, Carving Se Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad 5 Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spot Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly} te — . C. J. BRAND, The Jew Preparation? It is a scientific combination of wintet [wi cream of tartar and-seda (manufactured by ® company of Buffalo) for making delicate bist delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. i d. pdwawaual el ae a a a en ca a ae These ing for San Frencisco. W. G. Rionanps, President. These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlors of and purple ribbon, representing the school colors. will be worn by all who are interested in the success of the High School measure. County Clerk Arbogast will be requested to make arrangements for registering voters at the polls on the day of This will entitle all citizens to vote who have deelection. layed registering. The Committee calls the attention of all citizens to the magnificent showing of Grass Valley on last Thursday, when there was a 7 to 1 vote in favor of maintaining a High Nevada City must not allow itself to be outdone, and it should be the determination of all to make the vote School. . wnanimous, ter in Sacramento, a for , Street Pair. Monday to attend the Street Fair. Ban Juan. ax M. L. Marsh is Visiting bie daugb‘Wm. Walters Jr, will leave Monday ° Monday to; tuke in the Sam Rice will leave for Sacramento Jehn German ia over.from North. A fine quality of whisky is likea fine quelity of anything else, It costs . 1.) a little more, bat nothing ie too good for us Amoricans. Insist on having Valuable Gold. Mining dar guater nieces ig as I represent it and if you find it as not ’ te * Are located H with. allthe modern absolately first-class w . All work dentists.PLATE GOLD cRo' argh BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. PAINLESS E MW No charge tor Extracting Phone Main 633. i ouUR ‘Jesse Meore” Whisky, e PROF. JOHN TILTON. on the mine. = established nearly four years best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and BESOTRIGAL aud other conveniences fo guaranteed at One.half the regular prices charged by other urate Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS 6 00' SILVER FI 6 00 CLEANING XTRACTION when plates are ao — Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Névada . Sacramento, and tr doing ago. One of the largest ere Permanentl PRICES Peewee eeseens tewereee ee ee 2 R. E.*SMITH City. kinds, large and small. They are all guae None Better. Our prices are the L0®" Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our : A. & H. W. Hartt PHONE WEST 14, ~ BROAD STREET AP 4 g remodeled by Bi n the work is finis! be mach improves yhile Charles Marx "900-foot level at ne yesterday he wa ; thrown twelve inst @ pole. He a week or two. st night Nevada initiated two © sgbridge and S. W nty elke were pre ey and balf 4 d » Placer county. do, songs sung, & b anda general goo hour. The Gras » returned on & ow Gauge line. me new operating nnty Hospital is . 1 when completed renience for the pl Dr, W. P, Sawyer @ gago removed & [ ribs of Frank Bai io was recently bur’ printer died at lay who had set ty 8. Pamera fiends are nice days and 8 rd time trying to pped.” he streets about to {quite dusty in skirts the mad ig} he machinery at no is now all in pla pumping out the menced in a few d ssoon a8 1,500 fee » for Messrs. Gs k will be comme dwin mine, The ed. tits meeting last bh League unanin everything possib h echool election . Rosenberg Bros. pt sign in front of nse today. ore SUDS he following is an @ who have cor Fourth of July fe nssen Soda Work 4 Foundry.. bert Simmons Sr. business or life insurance he choicest bran¢ 8 can be found ¢ nncil Chambers. oveland is now dat five cents 9 Bekery. Try-it a it. you want a go t—the very best Heese Wm. Harry. or the best of t line send your he best half and the Council OL bad and Pine Stg. geod hot lune ry night at Willi her Pine and 9} and choice y rs always on ha — 22 All Eyes. cat is Texas, Ps and marvel ze the world, ing statemen: at Cisco, Tex,, Sovery for Oo © contracted a ae 8 editor’ J, mod @ most ob lly resulted ix 8, but she h ed by Dr. King Positively guar 8 and all Thre » 50c , ton’s, nod ft. Se bright eye ave and her ni ’§ Lea is a ples digestive aid. Plexion, drives band keeps the Condition. Ge ‘it tonight, Fo 4 Bole agent. ena Cold Stor, — Mt Special first a Brebauld 8., Con eof beef, por] ~» Market,

Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALLEN, PrRoPriretrors,Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION! 5 $6 Per Year . By Carrier, Delivered to any part of the city. = -s 12 1-2c Per Week By Mail, =—— : a SATURDAY....00. 20.00 ce eee eeeeees BVESCChb4eeaesnceszess as May 10, 1902 ; "HE MEETING held last evening by the Educational About the thigh School At the lest meeting ef Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. mach enthueiasm was C{NSUS QEDONT Marshal Rich Today — Submitted His — . Figures. School Census Marshal J. O. Rich filed his report with Superintendent W. J. Rogers today, giving the census returns for the Nevada City school district ‘forthe school year ending Is Marvelously Restored Paine’s Celery Was Her Deliverer from Ner= Ah BOSTON LADY to Perfect Health. te Ww Compound vous Prostration, Insomania, Mental Depression, and Weaknated James O. Tyrrell for Postmas. month. The news of the appointment of Mr. . horse yesterday just prier to the inTyrrell to ,this important office will . dustrial . ly cut. give great satisfaction and pleeanre . required several stitebes to close President Roosevelt today nomirat Grass Valley, vice Wm. George hose term of Office expires this A. . Sr. Louis, May 9—The Beet Trust pow under investigation by the” Louis Grand Jury. . revelation at Jefferson City that dis7 . eased meat is sold in St. Louis, Oircuit Attorney Folk today presen the subject to the Grand Jury, Horse Threw Him Papers BAKERSFIELD, May 9—Postmaster RB: Committee of the Chamber of Commerce to plan a ‘vigorous campaign for the High School cause and to take steps toward securing the most unanimous vote possible on the 2oth inst. in favor of the proposition, proved to be a very interesting and important one, and the great shown regarding the coming election en the question of Nevada Qity High School, and a committee was appointed to draft resolations expressing the sentiments of the Native Daughters— the same to be published in our local papers. een; The following resolutions were spJ a res: Number of white children over five. . but not over seventeen years of age— Boys 447; girls 422. Total 869. but not ever seventeen years. of age—une 30, 1902. Following are the figA Number. of negro children over five, ness of Her Digesgestive Organism. 1 Message of Comfort For Sick and Despondent oakbesies and éarnestness which pervaded the entire proceedings;-as well as the unanimity of action in every-detail, is significant of the fact that these progressive citizens have taken hold of the project with the determination to win, and that they have the unanimous support of the large ma~ jority of our people. 3 The meeting was.called to order at the City Hall by E. J. Rector, chairman of the Committee, who stated the object’ of the meeting. By request, A. B. Champion of the Grass Valley Board of Education was present and gave in detail the methods employed in conducting the campaign and which had been productive of such a brilliant victory. Mr.Champion’s description of the manner in which the campaign was manipulated greatly interested those present, and his remarks-on the subject were warmly applauded. Hon. E. M. Preston then addressed the committee and in his indorsement of the methods used at Grass Valley stated that he thought Nevada City would do well to follow the plan proved by the committee : Wuereas, For Forty years Nevada}. City has maintained a High Scheol, and ‘ Wueneas, Under the new Constitu. tion a law was passed ellowing for public money for educational purposes to be used only for Primary and Grammar Schools, and hence High School has. been illegally maintained byusing Grammar. School money-for its purposes ; sud ©.Wuereas, a law has been made forbidding such further procedure and and providing that High Schools must be maintained by special tax, which in tbis district will amount to seventeen cents on the hundred dollars more than they are now paying (the school bonds having been: paid off) and. also p-oviding that if any school district of more than three hundred pupils desires'a High School, a petition from the majority of heads of families shall our Boys 1; girle1. Native born Mongolians over five, Boys 1. Total number of census children Over five years, but not over seventeen years of age—872. Number of children over five, but pot over seventeen years of age who have attended public schoole-at any time during the school year—606. —~ Number of children over five, but not over seventeen years of age who have attended no school at any time during the school year.—216. Namber of children under five years of age—White 299. ’ Nativity of all children: © Native born, 1168. Foreign-born 1171. 87 less this year than last year. but not over seventeen years of age—. ~ -of other sufferers, is as follows : The number of census children is . fal, '* Women. Mrs. F. L. Bernhardt, 288 Newbury St., Boston, Mass., found herself in anextremely perilous’ condition of health after a surgical operation. Her touching story, written: for the benefit] d e “It is with a feeling of extreme gratitude and thankfulness and a humane desire to benefit all <others, that I write ont my oWn experience in the uee of Prof.-Edward E. Phelps’ wonderfal preparation called Paine’s Celery Compound. Owing toa fall from a horse several-years ago I became & nervous invalid, and last year I entered a hospital where I was operated apon by a famous New York surgeon. “The surgical operation was successbut nervous prostration followed. A summer in Newport with the best medical attendance failed ‘to restore my nerves to their normal condition. I waa abdolutely unable to digest any golid food, and this weak condition of my digestive.organs, combined with predict that he will make one of the most able postmaeters that has everheld office in Nevada County. His appointment is an honor, too, which he well can cause, and as editor ape ret : My owner of the Grass Vailey Tidings. ) Dickerman Telegraph he has done the party mueb . og we valuable service in upholding the . Maher & Co N ( great principles.of Protection. . , a > eva ——— 000000 <a> to his many friends throughout the county as well as to the entire commanity in which he reside. AS@ maa of exemplary quallfications he is most fitted to assume charge of this important governmental position, and we su eserves and which he has justly erned. He has always been 8 loyal pd ardent supporter of the RepabliQueen All Right. . Tue Hacugp, May 9—Queen Wil: helmina had a quiet night, with no rise in temperature, She is taking}, dition is really satisfactory. Cholera Statistics — Manita, May 9—The cholera. statistics to date are as follows: Manila, 867 cases and 706 deaths; the _prov. inces, 2452 cases and 1485 deaths, Following Edmonds was thrown from his parade and his head was‘ bad-~ . . Tho wound is not serious, hui P 1 ae Salve, ficient nourishment, and her conee cers Dan . Jim, we congratulate you. . Church Services. Following is a list of the siglo services to be held at the various adopted by our sister city in the matter of organizing its Mr. Preston’s views were in accord with all those present, and so the committee forces for the campaign and election. decided to proceed on this line. A committee of five citizens in each precinct has been appointed with instructions to increase their number to twentyfive each, which will make a total of 150 -committeemen to It will be their duty to inter: e High School proposition. If any one is found who does not understand plain it fully answer any work in the various precincts. view voters as to their attitude toward th the matter thoroughly the committees are to ex be sent to the Board of Education, who iu turn shall petition the County Superintendent of Schools to eall an} election on the question, and WHEREAS, such an. election has been called to be held on May. 20, 1902, therefore, be it f : Resolved, First. That Laure} Parlor, N. D. G. W., expresses strong disapproval of abandosing our High School; that it would show disgracefal inconsistency for our city to raise money to advertise the great. Northern California‘and at the same time vote against maintaining a High School in our city; that it would be a shame I the high school matter. MS SEs ‘ At a meeting of the local lodge of Elke last evening a poll was taken on A rising vote wes taken and the result was that the Lodge declared itself usanimously in favor of establishing a High School in Nevada City. Thisisa very gratifying shewing and it ie to be hoped that this is but a prophecy of the vote on the 20th of this month. . Teeth Knocked Out. I insomnig, jon.~ A constant tenderness and soreness, cre from whi . “J was in this melancholy frame of mind that I chanced to meet a Bosten lawyer who’said to me, ‘I was in almost the condition that you are now in, and after spending bundreds of doliars without receiving any benefit Paine’s Cel caused the deepest depressess'in the region of my stomach with and extreme weaka feeling of helplessness yI was unable to rise. dull headac was induced by a friend to give Compound a trial,which E.did, and.“it cured me completely ‘when everything else had failed.’ “JT wasrather skeptical about trying a patent medicine, but-I ordered a bottle from my druggist and began: to to such, give any information desired and fo ans\ arguments or objections set forth. The full committee will take itaecording to directions. Mueh when school opens next September to Harry Evans, who is employed as meet at the City Hall next Tuesday evening to get a list of close the doors of the High School to its eighty pupile,saying, “No, we canthe voters and divide up the names so that each member will have a definite number of voters to interview. Chairman Rector today announced the following committees: Precinct No. 1—Dr. A. H. Tickell, Gustave Fischer, E. B. Power, John Rafter, C. H. Eddy. fic Precinct No. 2—C. J. Brand, Dr. C. L. Muller, Sidney Peard, E. W. Schmidt, J. M. Walling. Precinct No, 3—I. C. Lindley, Geo. A. Legg, C.J. Naffziger, S. Lee Leiter, G. J. Rector, J. F. Colley, Hon.-F. T. Nilon. Precinct No, 4—H. Hartung, E. A. Moore, D. E. Morgan, J. G. O’Neill, B. F. Snell, H. J. Wright. WitLow VALLEY Precinct (inside Nevada City School, District}—T. B. Gray, W. B. Celio, Alex. Durbin, J. B. Rosenthal, William White.Secpy Frat Precinct (inside Nevada City School District)—J. C. Nilon, James Hackley, H. D. Towle, Charles Steffen, Clifford Graham, Albert Rickard. It was decided to call a mass meeting of~citizens next week, on which occasion the public will be addressed by several of our most able and talented local speakers, who will ' thoroughly discuss the High School question. E. J. Rector upon vote of the committee was appointed to form a ‘subcommittee of seven to arrange for the mass meeting. All citizens who have any objections to the High School proposition are requested to state them to the speakers of this meeting privately, beforehand. : The committee to provide and assume charge of the mass meeting is. as follows: E.J. Rector (chairman), G. B. Finnegan, W. H. Martin, E. M. Preston, J. J. Jackson, W. F. Englebright, F. T. Nilon, Sherman Marsh, B. Snell, J. M. Walling. This committee is requested to meet at the National Hotel on Monday evening at 8 o’clock. It is necessary that all members be present in order that nothing may be left undone for the proper explanation of the school question. For the information of the public a circular. letter is to be prepared and distributed at. once. This document will contain all the desired information for a full understanding of the High School matter. Fred Searls, E. H. Barker and T. S. Ford were appointed a committee to draft this letter. J. G. O'Neill, principal of the Nevada City schools, gave a very clear analysis of the conditions that are now prevailing in the grammar and primary grades. He showed that all the teachers are overworked and that some pupils—those of the receiving class—could attend only half a day because of the lack of teachers and accommodation. This condition, he stated, will be bettered when provision is made for not afford to pay a tax of seventeen cents on a hundred dollars for your education. Go and live in Grass Valley where they will give you s High Scbeol.”. . Resolved, Second. That Laurel Parlor express in strong terms ber wish for a continuation of our High School; which after persistent efforts of its present excellent corps of teachers, bas reached the mark of being accredited at our State University, thus allowing our High Sehool students, without special examinations ta continue their stadies at our University, leges of the United States. = Further resolved, that Lyarel Parlor will aesist by using her influenee,; by wearing the High School.eolors, by interesting in every way: possible their voting friends in carrying a large majority at the coming. election in favor of continuing our High School im Nevada Qjty. By-order of Hi, Laure. Partor, N. D. G. W. Oharles Es ᠀䄀攀欀戀甀爀渀Ⰰ Recorder of Nevada City Ledge, A. O. U. W., today handed Mrs: Charles Schwartz a check for $2000, the. amount-fer which her late husband was insured in the order. A Prominent Man. A. H. Backus, an attorney of the law firm of Miller & Backus of Aylmer, Ontario, will arrive ‘here this evening on a visit to bis sister, O. Swayze. Mr. Backus is'the Mayor of Aylmer. 4 Additional Personals. : H. Scheele of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left thia morning for Downieville. for San Francisco. t Capt. Henry Richarde left this afMrs. J. Hocking left this morning ternoon for Tonopah, Nevada, where earman at the La Suerte mine, met with a painful accident this morning. The hook which goes into the eye of the car. pulled out, and fiying up struck Harry in the month, knocking out ail his front teeth, and bruising hie face. He was brought to town aad received the necessary attention. “The Girl to Love.” Rev. ©. J. Chase of Grass Valley will give his popular lecture on “The Girl to Love,” in the Methodist church at this city on Tuesday evening next. The lecture will be under the auspices of the Literary Department of the Epworth League, A. col'ection will be taken at the door. ~ ‘> “4 -ébsBREVITIES. Rn : The High Sobol colore are purple and gold and the ribbons are becoming the fad. tee . Mrs EK. A. Moore entertained -the Ladies’ Afternoon Whist Club at her home on Broad street thie afternoon: Delicate refreshments were served. The Grass Valley Miner’s Union Jast evening decided te purchase 500 Nevada County Promotion Committee.

This will be the same -as a donation of _Professor Jehan Tilton has an advertisement iu this evening’s TranscRiPt in which he offers for sale an interest . in-e gold mine now being Worked by him. The mine contains a large ledge which shows free gold aad good suk pburete. : carried by W. D. Vinten. You should take a look at his show window in toilet soaps made by Oolgate, and Gallet, Pinaud, A. & F. Pears, afd importance. \ tickets to the picnic to be given by the. . The best toilet soap in the market is . ‘ which there.is a fine assortment ¢ Bose many cther manufacturerg of equal : . Nevada City Gun Club, Noticef 4 The members of the Nevada City Gaon Club are requested to meat. at’ te my surpriee, I slept. soundly at night, and did not awake in the morning with the usuai dull headache.— Then, too, I developed an appetite fer solid food, and soon I was able td digest a course dinner without any unpleasant sensations. Iam now completely RESTORED to bealth after about two months’ use of the Compound. “Sympathizing with all who may be sufipring as I'did, I take this method of hin rangers, after. writing personal 3 to my particular friends.” 4 * ake DIAMOND DIES. The only pure a ulterated. Never crock ! «Never fade ! ‘ee A long,, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine churehes in this city tomorrow, where . all will be made welcome: TRINITY, Morning prayer, holy communion and sermon, 41 o’clock; Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening . prayer, sermon and confirmation, 7:30 o'clock, The Right Rev. William H. Moreland, D. D., bishop of Sacramento, will preach at both services. Friday—Evening prayer and litany 7:30 o'clock. W. A. Rimer, Rector. CONGBEGATIONAL. There will be preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. by the pastor, Rev. J. . Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening, “Adding Sweetness to the World’s Stock of Fragrance,” The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6:30 p. m, led by D. A. Dailey. Subject, “Jesus, the Living Bread.” Sabbath school at the elose of the morning serSee Window > upwards. Colored Underskirt See Black Mercerized Underskirts at $1, $1.2 h 5, $i Linon Crash Underskirts at $1, $1.25 and $19 Black and Colored Underskirts made of Tafe $12.50 and up as high as $25 each. All grandy you can find them only at the Big Store. See the grand line of Wash Goods that we ar See the grand lot of Lace Curtains we are sho See those new Shirt Waists. : See those new Belts; , Come and examine our new goods. j One cash price to all. We treat all allke, . Grand goods at the lowest prices. MAKER &. vice. All are cordially invited. METHODIST CHURCH. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwino, in the morning. Anniversary of the Epworth League will be celebrated by appropriate exercises in the evening. Olsss meeting at 9:45 a m., Rev. J. Tamblyn, leader. Sunday school at close of morning service. Intermediate League at 5:80 p. m. Epcigars, for sple at Rector Bros. worth League at 6:80 p. m. (eG & SH % °. , é _ Complete-with Hinges, aoe $1. ? = % Greén Wire Cloth .~8ée our window display. SELL ~ SCREEN DOORS ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS They will fit any window, Wire Dish Covers ©“ Y CONDANT Handles and Catch for errr Fly Traps. supporting the High School on the same legal basis as it is conducted in all other towns throughout California. A committee was appointed, consisting of Mrs. Clara Moore, Miss Florence N. Hamilton and Miss Frankie Power, to procure and distribute badges made of gold be will do some prospecting. Richards was in that country. several years ago, and his many friends hope that he may return laden with riches, Mrs. Osarles Denney left this mornMr. score, their trap at.1:80 o’clock p.m. sharp, Sanday. There will be @ prize.offered by the Nevads Bakery for the bighest ‘Electro-Dental Parlors ae DR. R. PPPPEy E. SMITH "yaa Special Sale for One $5 and $6 Hats e232 for $3.50. this special sale for § Commercial St., Nevada Oity. 3D, Pat 0) A fall line of Elegutt Hats at very low prices: 8 ] MOET Come and see te UBECK, : MRS. L. L e ee Silverware of All Ki Wedding Presents, Speons, Carving Se Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad 5 Butter Knives, Cream Ladles, Olive Spot Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly} te — . C. J. BRAND, The Jew Preparation? It is a scientific combination of wintet [wi cream of tartar and-seda (manufactured by ® company of Buffalo) for making delicate bist delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. i d. pdwawaual el ae a a a en ca a ae These ing for San Frencisco. W. G. Rionanps, President. These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlors of and purple ribbon, representing the school colors. will be worn by all who are interested in the success of the High School measure. County Clerk Arbogast will be requested to make arrangements for registering voters at the polls on the day of This will entitle all citizens to vote who have deelection. layed registering. The Committee calls the attention of all citizens to the magnificent showing of Grass Valley on last Thursday, when there was a 7 to 1 vote in favor of maintaining a High Nevada City must not allow itself to be outdone, and it should be the determination of all to make the vote School. . wnanimous, ter in Sacramento, a for , Street Pair. Monday to attend the Street Fair. Ban Juan. ax M. L. Marsh is Visiting bie daugb‘Wm. Walters Jr, will leave Monday ° Monday to; tuke in the Sam Rice will leave for Sacramento Jehn German ia over.from North. A fine quality of whisky is likea fine quelity of anything else, It costs . 1.) a little more, bat nothing ie too good for us Amoricans. Insist on having Valuable Gold. Mining dar guater nieces ig as I represent it and if you find it as not ’ te * Are located H with. allthe modern absolately first-class w . All work dentists.PLATE GOLD cRo' argh BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. PAINLESS E MW No charge tor Extracting Phone Main 633. i ouUR ‘Jesse Meore” Whisky, e PROF. JOHN TILTON. on the mine. = established nearly four years best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast and BESOTRIGAL aud other conveniences fo guaranteed at One.half the regular prices charged by other urate Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS 6 00' SILVER FI 6 00 CLEANING XTRACTION when plates are ao — Masonic Bullding, up Stairs, Pine Street, Névada . Sacramento, and tr doing ago. One of the largest ere Permanentl PRICES Peewee eeseens tewereee ee ee 2 R. E.*SMITH City. kinds, large and small. They are all guae None Better. Our prices are the L0®" Repairing of Watehes and Clocks Our : A. & H. W. Hartt PHONE WEST 14, ~ BROAD STREET AP 4 g remodeled by Bi n the work is finis! be mach improves yhile Charles Marx "900-foot level at ne yesterday he wa ; thrown twelve inst @ pole. He a week or two. st night Nevada initiated two © sgbridge and S. W nty elke were pre ey and balf 4 d » Placer county. do, songs sung, & b anda general goo hour. The Gras » returned on & ow Gauge line. me new operating nnty Hospital is . 1 when completed renience for the pl Dr, W. P, Sawyer @ gago removed & [ ribs of Frank Bai io was recently bur’ printer died at lay who had set ty 8. Pamera fiends are nice days and 8 rd time trying to pped.” he streets about to {quite dusty in skirts the mad ig} he machinery at no is now all in pla pumping out the menced in a few d ssoon a8 1,500 fee » for Messrs. Gs k will be comme dwin mine, The ed. tits meeting last bh League unanin everything possib h echool election . Rosenberg Bros. pt sign in front of nse today. ore SUDS he following is an @ who have cor Fourth of July fe nssen Soda Work 4 Foundry... bert Simmons Sr. business or life insurance he choicest bran¢ 8 can be found ¢ nncil Chambers. oveland is now dat five cents 9 Bekery. Try-it a it. you want a go t—the very best Heese Wm. Harry. or the best of t line send your he best half and the Council OL bad and Pine Stg. geod hot lune ry night at Willi her Pine and 9} and choice y rs always on ha — 22 All Eyes. cat is Texas, Ps and marvel ze the world, ing statemen: at Cisco, Tex,, Sovery for Oo © contracted a ae 8 editor’ J, mod @ most ob lly resulted ix 8, but she h ed by Dr. King Positively guar 8 and all Thre » 50c , ton’s, nod ft. Se bright eye ave and her ni ’§ Lea is a ples digestive aid. Plexion, drives band keeps the Condition. Ge ‘it tonight, Fo 4 Bole agent. ena Cold Stor, — Mt Special first a Brebauld 8., Con eof beef, por] ~» Market,