May 13, 1903 (4 pages)

eld in Hides. ~ “Custody. “Lost His Levi Oheney of Windsor, Sonoma county, in the vicinity of Calpelia, Mendocino, county, lest Satardsy, for having 195 deer bides in his possession, Justice of the Peace Strong of Calpelta flaed him $26 and ordered that the hides, worth about $250 be confiscated. 4 vporned this mora : d op gan Francisoo. gpd two children ad Eppravisit to Sam i ‘Thompson, in the year 1861, the late A. A, Sergent contribated an hietortcal review of the City of Nevads, of which the following are extracts: oh ‘Bunday, May 28, 1858, Nevada was desolated by another destructive lata noma in a Chinese house on 2B street. The fire spread in spite Anant. ES, Priv ak a . most determined resistance, end es ors sce = soon laid in ashes the entire business vices received here state that Judge W. portion’ of the town, The fire, howF. Fitegerald, for many years one of over, burned slowly, and people were the most prominent jarists in Califorabie to save most of thelr. goods, and . nia, died this morning at Butte, Monno brick buildings were barred. The! tans, of heart failure. Deceased was to give bonds in the sum fey a8 . He will be held in custody in San Jose until the President leaves! the. State. { It is-said that nothing ie sure except death and taxes, but that is not altogether true. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption is a sure cure or all lang and throat troubles, Thousands can testify to that. Mrs. O, B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says “I bad a severe cage of Bronchitis and for a year tried everythingI ~ heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of King’s New Diecovery then. cured mé absolutely.” It’s infellibie for Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneumonia avd Consnmption. Try What might have been a most serious aan: The Tisation seep eay Dave: pagar? ig ee aictorman on . ‘! price of admission, tucluding roand peruse the Order of Sele published io morning. A horse hitched to alight} bane Rabe Ad another column of the TRANSORIPT. . 4 © . was tied toa post in front of Taylor’s animal in ali probability wes not pitt Ss a H 4 *.:. . The Nevada County Promotion Comscoustomed fo seeing electric CaF, for! 2, ‘held a special meoting: Inst night and extended en invitation to ‘Judge F. T. Nilon to act as Nevade County’s representative in presenting to President Roosevelt the plush-lined A Sure Thing. For fall and dessriptive particulars : ‘Edward Hayes, the burgler sentenved to one year imprisonment at Folsom by Judge Nilon in the Superfor Court yesterday, started in charge of Sheriff Walker for prison at nine o'clock’ this morning. The unfortunate young man appeared to be greatly pleased with the prospect of beginning his term; not that he cared to go to jai}, but for the reason that he wants to begin bis term at once and get out as soon as possible. By good bebavior the State ‘law allows all prisoners a credit of two 3 jpft today om ® brief yo San Francisco. Smickell is expected home a sigdo this evening. s W. Morrill arrived io ping from hie mining yoga en route to San Impossible to foresee an sccident. Not impossible to be prepared for it. Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oi!—Monarch over pain. It bee been said that “ell whisky is good.” But “Jesse Moore” ie better than others. Found in all first-class places. tonville arrived E oning, leaving shortly eee Francisco to take: “ion of President Roosevelt. ane Graee Valley the horse became frightened. It began pulling beck and as it was tied only with a bridle rein it came pear breaking loose. As it was the —— Fancy Summer Drinks that will suit ile Escapes. 990, May 12,—Owing 10 iy the records kep” in the . ‘goo, H. E. Huntington, i gagnate, doesnot have to Sop bis personal property jeried by, Assessor Dodge. ing) decided in @ decieion the cuit of the city. against 4 focompe! bim to pay $17,personal property arbi4 at $1,000,000 by the Asig record shows that after i's property bad been arbi9, and the assessment Edin the Assersor’s books, sss made in the record. The bad jo show whether the As= had been levied on Hantingor upon the property of faoting'ov, his wife. This ‘mording to Sloss, the Asgesto_make, especially yncord bad been approved by seigors, cittivng a8 a Board of p, a8 was the case, and jp point alone be decides that loss was about $200,000. This was the last general con fon Nevada “Ras experienced, and we trast the last it will ever’ suffer—a ‘hope not without foundation, owing to the edmirable Organization and :acilities for extinguishing fire, to which we shall preeently allude. : In Jane, 1859, ramors reached Nevads of rich mining developments in Washoe, John Stone and W. P. Morrison, citizens of Nevada, were attracted by the reports, and paid a visit to the plave since famous, A man by the name of Comstock had discovered a lead, apparently filled with some conditionally, and brought over to Nevada some specimens for aseay. The assay was made by J.J. Ott, and resulted in $1,595 of gold and $3,196 of silver per ton. A vast excitement ensued, and hundreds flocked from Nevada to Washoe to try their fortunes, aud secure a claim on the enchanted ground. Morrison afterward sold out and realized a handsome for‘une. Washoe stock became a mercantile article, and large amounte of money were realiged by fortgnate miners and between Washoe and Nevada thet a turnpike company wes soon organiz:d, _toad commecced, vie the Henness Pass. Thies road is now in an advanced stage of constraction, of light © . grader, aud by the testimony ofdisin-. terested men, is the best route across e. In Session. unorsoo, May 18 —The Grand 10, 0. F., convened in San myesterday, with an attenddelegates from all over the ee bundred-and fifty rei Grand Lodge Degree, and fd Lodge was then formally i, The reports of otfaers were Mibet of Grand Master M. G. iY particularly gratifying, It iithel Odd Fellowsbip was mekMi utrides foancially and nulj. The net gain in memberiting 1902 was 151, making & toiB Odd Fellows in the State. Wekah branch hed also in{ 1770. The report of the! tees showed a balanée on 093,63, ls ree Reward. im, 0,, May 12—A man whose new, 1 ié withheld has given $4000 to J. stoc loney of the Knights of Colamiis city, to be offered as @ reHot the detection of the murderer Tel ha. Beichlin. be Quick Arrest. a Gulledge of Verbena, Ala., wae Hn the hospital from a severe iM plles causing 24tamors. After mand all remedies failed, BuckArica Salve quickly arrested M inflammation and cured him. Muereaches and kills pain. 25¢ ig Vinton’s, druggist. (old Storage Meats first-class Oold Storage ™you should send your orderé to MiBros,, Commercial street. The ot beef, pork, mutton and Jamd m market. eti-tf M desire ; Sue hot mized drink Wa. Harry at the Old Qorner M, Pine st-cet. _ tf , ora le uow selling his famon ;. uve cents a loaf at the Popa+ Try itand you will slways rt v6-tf mt and colds down to the very nd of consumption, yield to lng, bealing influences of Dr Orway Pine Syrap. be on } b ASTORIA . the monotainsThe citizens of Nevada were not only. _ the firat to prove the richness of the pew mines, and to share io their revisiting a married daughter at the time of hisdeath. Jadge W. F. Fitsgerald entered the Confederate Army when he was but 15 years of age and ‘served throughout the Oivil Wer: During the reconstraction period he barg. Later he was appointed Territorial Judge of Arizona by Pres‘dent Arthur. Upon coming to California he entered the law firm of Silent and Campbell, in thie city. Since that time Judge Fitzgerald occupied suceessively, the positions of Supreme Court Commissioner of California Attorney-General, which position he assumed in 1895, and Judge of the £uperfor Court of Los Angeles. ReeeatMade Young Again. “Qne of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeke has put me in my ‘teens’ again” writes D, H. Tarner in the world for Liver, Stomach end Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 26c at Vinton’s Drug Store. r ss_ Locals. \f you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in wards; they aleo incurred a full portion of the subsequent disasters, Ou. the night of May 7th, 1860, intelligence was carried to Virginia of a massacre by Indians of a party of seven white men below the great bend of the Truackee, and of other probable murders, and that the border settlers were ta danger. A committee of five, inelading Henry Meredith of Nevade, were at once appointed by the citizens of that place, to make arrangements for forming a volunteer company to prce tect settlers. and to send ecouts to warn parties in the mountains. Two companies were formed, one under command of Mejor Ormeby and the other of Captain MoDonald, nambering all about one hundred. and six, and marched from Virginia City to avenge the maesecre of the Americans. ‘The companies advanced on the trail to Pyramid Lake on the 12:h, and while ia the paee were fired upon by a large force of Indians, in ambuegade. A charge was meade by the whites, but the In tiane fled right and left, sur1oundiog the whites, and firing occasionally, The ammunition of the volanteers was soon expended, when the Tudians closed in and fired coptinuously. -The whites fought gallantly as long ae their amwunition lasted, and then broke in confusion, scattering in the mountains, completely roated. A great many, were killed, ‘ including Meredith, who fought bravely to the last. A great excitement was created in Nevada by the receipt of this intel ligence. A volunteer company of thirty men was immediately formed, and proceeded to the scene of troubles, ander the command of Sheriff Van Hagan. The sum of $2,265 was aubscribed at once by our citizens, $500 being subscribeed by Birdseye & Felton. The Nevada company were absent opon their campaign nearly six weeks. They Virginia City, where increased to seventyseven men, and mostly Nevadane, and tben marched to Riley’s station, where the organization of the entire volunteer force was made, under Col. Hays. We have not space to follow the movements of the army. At Fort Story, Henry Hasey, of Nevada, was severely wounded, in a skirmish with the Indiane. On their retarnfrom Mad Lake, to which the mounted force penetrated in pureait of se ge pod py recognized an raven preg of Meredith. The dead were scattered for fifteen miles from the scene of the first attack, and were all more or less mutilated by the savages. The body. of Meredith was found on the spot of the first assault, and brought.to Nevada by the returdA procession of citie a few miles and it now reste io the marked by & lofty monrecites’ tbe worth and which once first. proceeded to the company was zens recei from Nevada; city cemetery, ument, which heroism of the noble spirit and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa7cy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very best of wines, liquors and cigars are served st the Klondike galoon on Spring street and courteous: treatment is tendered. all visitors Wm. Teard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on him. dBi tf Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s, Juet Le thing for this cold weather. tf For the best of every thing in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger. California Champagnola—red . and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicidus, made from California wines. At Brilsnd’s. tf Silverware ‘Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have & complete line at very low pricee. GJ. BRAND Broad Street. Prd See our line of Souvenir Spoons — Nee and make them fn a first-class manoner. 1 alsoframe , them when 80 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. . ! ° ‘. vehicle was sed onto the car track gerved as District Attorney of Vicks-. ly he has engaged in private practice. . _ ‘of Dempsoytown, Pa. They're the beat) and just in front of the approachng car. The motorman fortunately noticed the horse in time to shut off the current and apply the brakes, stopping the car just in time to preventa smasbup. As luck would have it po damage was done. ue Shot and Killed. “Baffalo, Wyo., May 12.—Samuel Jackson, bose of a ehearing crew at ‘Kaycee, has been shot and killed, it is alleged, by Dr. J. N. Potts, of Gilbertson, The shooting is ssid to have been the result of a quarrel. Potts is ia’ jail. Low Rate Tiekets to California will be sold on“til Jane 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations, Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louie, Memphis, New Orleans, eétc., $90; Obicago, etc., $83. Money depospany’s agent at Oolfax will secure ited. with the Sonthern Pacific Com-. _ box of nuggets »ben he passes through Colfax next Taesday. Jadge Nilon accepted the invitation. : Will Be Enforced. ~All persons usipg water for house or irrigating purposes are hereby notifled thet Ordinance No, 149 will be strictly enforced in the fatare, and arreste will follow if -violated. The Ordinance provides that there shall be no sprinking or irrigating lawns or gardens between the hours of 10a8.m. and 4p. m. during tHe day, and 10 p. m. and 6a. mi—during the night. And notice is further given that all parties who leave water running in the. hose will be charged irrigating rates. The charge of 26 cents per week ie for bouse use cnly,and water used for any other purpose will be charged accordingly. eee Hue H MUROHIE, myli-lw Water Ooliector. LE A _ DIED. BOUVIER—At Forbestown, Butte Co, Cul., May 12, 1908, Glandine Elizabeth Marie Bouvier, daoghter of Mr. months on a sentence of one year. Hayes stated before leaving that he intends to earn these credits and incidentally profit by bis bitter experience. Io the event that he behaves himself be will be released in ten months. Memorial Day. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. ©. W., held. an interesting meeting last evening, and the following committee was appointed to take part in the obgervance of Memorial Day: T. G. Richards, E. J. Morgan, A. P. Kramb and Fred E. Brown. It will act in conjunction and assist the committee fron Chattangoga Post, G. A, R. High Schoo! Hours. The students of the Nevada Oity High School will for the-remainder of this term assemble in their class rooms at 8:80 instead of 9 o’clock in the morning, and will be dismiseed at 2-20 instead of 8:80 jn the afternoon. The sehiool rooms become very warm ' ‘and Mrs, ©, F. Bouvier, aged 1 year, . tickets from any eastern point. tf 4 months and 17 days. ADAMS’ SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated. : Cure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. > we. Draggiste. ? Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very bes! of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. . REV A DIDATIER By using forma eo For Sale at VINTON’S offer will build up a good Wanted Anyone baving a_ file of the Nevada City Herald of 1898 will confer a favor by notifying this office. —— “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street New Store, Goods and Prices 000 %eee Yes, we've opeved up and are now ready for business. Everything in the store isbright, spic-span new. Fresh fecm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for oods. We cell for cash only. It enables us itors to wonder how we do it. have no bad accounts in this way and you dou’t pay for what “womebody else buys on credit, “ ~* We have come to stay. We are ree-onsible. We are not experimenting. _.@ know that the goods and prices we business BARGAIN NO. . ! This week we are offering-a maguiticent stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Obildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Consists of Men’s Furnishings, such ss rhe new Spring Oe scome-—neck wear, oif and fancy st ” Soolke, and the many things which delight tasty dressers. @™ Remember what wo say we do here. animated It, 4 PHARMACY do, Money back if you're not satisfied. % ‘ Nevada Oity. REESE }during the summer months, und for} thie reaeon the change has been made. . Te it. Is guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. ‘Trial bottles free, Reg. . sizes 50e, $1 5 oe 272 Who has condacted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past year, 5 m™ ANNOUNCES ___that he has bought oat the entire interests of Dé. R. E. Smith in these offices, with their full equipment, and will personally condact them in the future as heretofore. ° -Masonic Bui'ding, Pine Street, Spring@ Summer Goods JUST_RECEIVED the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. ar . 4 We have just received another large stock of Sprin Goods, which include all the latest styles in wash gouds. Also a beautifal line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors, Cail in aud see our goods and get our prices, We would be pleased to see you, whether you parchaee or pot. and Summer Dress , 1 SiyishUilinery ) 5 We fit the Face. Others may? suit you, but Miss Noeft can improve on your style. All our Hats are < : % of the latest styles and creations. "MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valley. tawaiaborls Best place in town to epénd your evepings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls And now have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANCY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer in town. FRED EILERIMAN “Main street, Nevada City. ‘. fo the Ladies—We ure uow displaying a line or = Lads’ Leather Wrist Bags ranging in price from 50c to $3 each. Call and examine them whether you wish to purchase or not. Respectfully, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street casaiimenieeaniay SS comaceeme e? AGS ER GRGNYIRYY 99 RIALTO VALE TEED On Fifteen Different Varieties Just the th or Parties Ghe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Guitcietied™ ~* ~~~ You Don’t have to Suffer with Corns It’s the Best Cigar on the market for the money. So say everyone who smokes a Woodpecte Cigar Made by. ‘GET N.S. of Md Lafhue's Corn Cure will positively remove them. seth ik RRERRAARRARRRERRE ERR HHH KEK Agency st wii Stationery, Photo Supplies ee RBKRERERAEEF :

eld in Hides. ~ “Custody. “Lost His Levi Oheney of Windsor, Sonoma county, in the vicinity of Calpelia, Mendocino, county, lest Satardsy, for having 195 deer bides in his possession, Justice of the Peace Strong of Calpelta flaed him $26 and ordered that the hides, worth about $250 be confiscated. 4 vporned this mora : d op gan Francisoo. gpd two children ad Eppravisit to Sam i ‘Thompson, in the year 1861, the late A. A, Sergent contribated an hietortcal review of the City of Nevads, of which the following are extracts: oh ‘Bunday, May 28, 1858, Nevada was desolated by another destructive lata noma in a Chinese house on 2B street. The fire spread in spite Anant. ES, Priv ak a . most determined resistance, end es ors sce = soon laid in ashes the entire business vices received here state that Judge W. portion’ of the town, The fire, howF. Fitegerald, for many years one of over, burned slowly, and people were the most prominent jarists in Califorabie to save most of thelr. goods, and . nia, died this morning at Butte, Monno brick buildings were barred. The! tans, of heart failure. Deceased was to give bonds in the sum fey a8 . He will be held in custody in San Jose until the President leaves! the. State. { It is-said that nothing ie sure except death and taxes, but that is not altogether true. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption is a sure cure or all lang and throat troubles, Thousands can testify to that. Mrs. O, B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says “I bad a severe cage of Bronchitis and for a year tried everythingI ~ heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of King’s New Diecovery then. cured mé absolutely.” It’s infellibie for Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneumonia avd Consnmption. Try What might have been a most serious aan: The Tisation seep eay Dave: pagar? ig ee aictorman on . ‘! price of admission, tucluding roand peruse the Order of Sele published io morning. A horse hitched to alight} bane Rabe Ad another column of the TRANSORIPT. . 4 © . was tied toa post in front of Taylor’s animal in ali probability wes not pitt Ss a H 4 *.:. . The Nevada County Promotion Comscoustomed fo seeing electric CaF, for! 2, ‘held a special meoting: Inst night and extended en invitation to ‘Judge F. T. Nilon to act as Nevade County’s representative in presenting to President Roosevelt the plush-lined A Sure Thing. For fall and dessriptive particulars : ‘Edward Hayes, the burgler sentenved to one year imprisonment at Folsom by Judge Nilon in the Superfor Court yesterday, started in charge of Sheriff Walker for prison at nine o'clock’ this morning. The unfortunate young man appeared to be greatly pleased with the prospect of beginning his term; not that he cared to go to jai}, but for the reason that he wants to begin bis term at once and get out as soon as possible. By good bebavior the State ‘law allows all prisoners a credit of two 3 jpft today om ® brief yo San Francisco. Smickell is expected home a sigdo this evening. s W. Morrill arrived io ping from hie mining yoga en route to San Impossible to foresee an sccident. Not impossible to be prepared for it. Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oi!—Monarch over pain. It bee been said that “ell whisky is good.” But “Jesse Moore” ie better than others. Found in all first-class places. tonville arrived E oning, leaving shortly eee Francisco to take: “ion of President Roosevelt. ane Graee Valley the horse became frightened. It began pulling beck and as it was tied only with a bridle rein it came pear breaking loose. As it was the —— Fancy Summer Drinks that will suit ile Escapes. 990, May 12,—Owing 10 iy the records kep” in the . ‘goo, H. E. Huntington, i gagnate, doesnot have to Sop bis personal property jeried by, Assessor Dodge. ing) decided in @ decieion the cuit of the city. against 4 focompe! bim to pay $17,personal property arbi4 at $1,000,000 by the Asig record shows that after i's property bad been arbi9, and the assessment Edin the Assersor’s books, sss made in the record. The bad jo show whether the As= had been levied on Hantingor upon the property of faoting'ov, his wife. This ‘mording to Sloss, the Asgesto_make, especially yncord bad been approved by seigors, cittivng a8 a Board of p, a8 was the case, and jp point alone be decides that loss was about $200,000. This was the last general con fon Nevada “Ras experienced, and we trast the last it will ever’ suffer—a ‘hope not without foundation, owing to the edmirable Organization and :acilities for extinguishing fire, to which we shall preeently allude. : In Jane, 1859, ramors reached Nevads of rich mining developments in Washoe, John Stone and W. P. Morrison, citizens of Nevada, were attracted by the reports, and paid a visit to the plave since famous, A man by the name of Comstock had discovered a lead, apparently filled with some conditionally, and brought over to Nevada some specimens for aseay. The assay was made by J.J. Ott, and resulted in $1,595 of gold and $3,196 of silver per ton. A vast excitement ensued, and hundreds flocked from Nevada to Washoe to try their fortunes, aud secure a claim on the enchanted ground. Morrison afterward sold out and realized a handsome for‘une. Washoe stock became a mercantile article, and large amounte of money were realiged by fortgnate miners and between Washoe and Nevada thet a turnpike company wes soon organiz:d, _toad commecced, vie the Henness Pass. Thies road is now in an advanced stage of constraction, of light © . grader, aud by the testimony ofdisin-. terested men, is the best route across e. In Session. unorsoo, May 18 —The Grand 10, 0. F., convened in San myesterday, with an attenddelegates from all over the ee bundred-and fifty rei Grand Lodge Degree, and fd Lodge was then formally i, The reports of otfaers were Mibet of Grand Master M. G. iY particularly gratifying, It iithel Odd Fellowsbip was mekMi utrides foancially and nulj. The net gain in memberiting 1902 was 151, making & toiB Odd Fellows in the State. Wekah branch hed also in{ 1770. The report of the! tees showed a balanée on 093,63, ls ree Reward. im, 0,, May 12—A man whose new, 1 ié withheld has given $4000 to J. stoc loney of the Knights of Colamiis city, to be offered as @ reHot the detection of the murderer Tel ha. Beichlin. be Quick Arrest. a Gulledge of Verbena, Ala., wae Hn the hospital from a severe iM plles causing 24tamors. After mand all remedies failed, BuckArica Salve quickly arrested M inflammation and cured him. Muereaches and kills pain. 25¢ ig Vinton’s, druggist. (old Storage Meats first-class Oold Storage ™you should send your orderé to MiBros,, Commercial street. The ot beef, pork, mutton and Jamd m market. eti-tf M desire ; Sue hot mized drink Wa. Harry at the Old Qorner M, Pine st-cet. _ tf , ora le uow selling his famon ;. uve cents a loaf at the Popa+ Try itand you will slways rt v6-tf mt and colds down to the very nd of consumption, yield to lng, bealing influences of Dr Orway Pine Syrap. be on } b ASTORIA . the monotainsThe citizens of Nevada were not only. _ the firat to prove the richness of the pew mines, and to share io their revisiting a married daughter at the time of hisdeath. Jadge W. F. Fitsgerald entered the Confederate Army when he was but 15 years of age and ‘served throughout the Oivil Wer: During the reconstraction period he barg. Later he was appointed Territorial Judge of Arizona by Pres‘dent Arthur. Upon coming to California he entered the law firm of Silent and Campbell, in thie city. Since that time Judge Fitzgerald occupied suceessively, the positions of Supreme Court Commissioner of California Attorney-General, which position he assumed in 1895, and Judge of the £uperfor Court of Los Angeles. ReeeatMade Young Again. “Qne of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeke has put me in my ‘teens’ again” writes D, H. Tarner in the world for Liver, Stomach end Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 26c at Vinton’s Drug Store. r ss_ Locals. \f you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in wards; they aleo incurred a full portion of the subsequent disasters, Ou. the night of May 7th, 1860, intelligence was carried to Virginia of a massacre by Indians of a party of seven white men below the great bend of the Truackee, and of other probable murders, and that the border settlers were ta danger. A committee of five, inelading Henry Meredith of Nevade, were at once appointed by the citizens of that place, to make arrangements for forming a volunteer company to prce tect settlers. and to send ecouts to warn parties in the mountains. Two companies were formed, one under command of Mejor Ormeby and the other of Captain MoDonald, nambering all about one hundred. and six, and marched from Virginia City to avenge the maesecre of the Americans. ‘The companies advanced on the trail to Pyramid Lake on the 12:h, and while ia the paee were fired upon by a large force of Indians, in ambuegade. A charge was meade by the whites, but the In tiane fled right and left, sur1oundiog the whites, and firing occasionally, The ammunition of the volanteers was soon expended, when the Tudians closed in and fired coptinuously. -The whites fought gallantly as long ae their amwunition lasted, and then broke in confusion, scattering in the mountains, completely roated. A great many, were killed, ‘ including Meredith, who fought bravely to the last. A great excitement was created in Nevada by the receipt of this intel ligence. A volunteer company of thirty men was immediately formed, and proceeded to the scene of troubles, ander the command of Sheriff Van Hagan. The sum of $2,265 was aubscribed at once by our citizens, $500 being subscribeed by Birdseye & Felton. The Nevada company were absent opon their campaign nearly six weeks. They Virginia City, where increased to seventyseven men, and mostly Nevadane, and tben marched to Riley’s station, where the organization of the entire volunteer force was made, under Col. Hays. We have not space to follow the movements of the army. At Fort Story, Henry Hasey, of Nevada, was severely wounded, in a skirmish with the Indiane. On their retarnfrom Mad Lake, to which the mounted force penetrated in pureait of se ge pod py recognized an raven preg of Meredith. The dead were scattered for fifteen miles from the scene of the first attack, and were all more or less mutilated by the savages. The body. of Meredith was found on the spot of the first assault, and brought.to Nevada by the returdA procession of citie a few miles and it now reste io the marked by & lofty monrecites’ tbe worth and which once first. proceeded to the company was zens recei from Nevada; city cemetery,

ument, which heroism of the noble spirit and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa7cy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very best of wines, liquors and cigars are served st the Klondike galoon on Spring street and courteous: treatment is tendered. all visitors Wm. Teard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on him. dBi tf Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s, Juet Le thing for this cold weather. tf For the best of every thing in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger. California Champagnola—red . and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicidus, made from California wines. At Brilsnd’s. tf Silverware ‘Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have & complete line at very low pricee. GJ. BRAND Broad Street. Prd See our line of Souvenir Spoons — Nee and make them fn a first-class manoner. 1 alsoframe , them when 80 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. . ! ° ‘. vehicle was sed onto the car track gerved as District Attorney of Vicks-. ly he has engaged in private practice. . _ ‘of Dempsoytown, Pa. They're the beat) and just in front of the approachng car. The motorman fortunately noticed the horse in time to shut off the current and apply the brakes, stopping the car just in time to preventa smasbup. As luck would have it po damage was done. ue Shot and Killed. “Baffalo, Wyo., May 12.—Samuel Jackson, bose of a ehearing crew at ‘Kaycee, has been shot and killed, it is alleged, by Dr. J. N. Potts, of Gilbertson, The shooting is ssid to have been the result of a quarrel. Potts is ia’ jail. Low Rate Tiekets to California will be sold on“til Jane 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations, Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louie, Memphis, New Orleans, eétc., $90; Obicago, etc., $83. Money depospany’s agent at Oolfax will secure ited. with the Sonthern Pacific Com-. _ box of nuggets »ben he passes through Colfax next Taesday. Jadge Nilon accepted the invitation. : Will Be Enforced. ~All persons usipg water for house or irrigating purposes are hereby notifled thet Ordinance No, 149 will be strictly enforced in the fatare, and arreste will follow if -violated. The Ordinance provides that there shall be no sprinking or irrigating lawns or gardens between the hours of 10a8.m. and 4p. m. during tHe day, and 10 p. m. and 6a. mi—during the night. And notice is further given that all parties who leave water running in the. hose will be charged irrigating rates. The charge of 26 cents per week ie for bouse use cnly,and water used for any other purpose will be charged accordingly. eee Hue H MUROHIE, myli-lw Water Ooliector. LE A _ DIED. BOUVIER—At Forbestown, Butte Co, Cul., May 12, 1908, Glandine Elizabeth Marie Bouvier, daoghter of Mr. months on a sentence of one year. Hayes stated before leaving that he intends to earn these credits and incidentally profit by bis bitter experience. Io the event that he behaves himself be will be released in ten months. Memorial Day. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. ©. W., held. an interesting meeting last evening, and the following committee was appointed to take part in the obgervance of Memorial Day: T. G. Richards, E. J. Morgan, A. P. Kramb and Fred E. Brown. It will act in conjunction and assist the committee fron Chattangoga Post, G. A, R. High Schoo! Hours. The students of the Nevada Oity High School will for the-remainder of this term assemble in their class rooms at 8:80 instead of 9 o’clock in the morning, and will be dismiseed at 2-20 instead of 8:80 jn the afternoon. The sehiool rooms become very warm ' ‘and Mrs, ©, F. Bouvier, aged 1 year, . tickets from any eastern point. tf 4 months and 17 days. ADAMS’ SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated. : Cure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. > we. Draggiste. ? Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very bes! of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. . REV A DIDATIER By using forma eo For Sale at VINTON’S offer will build up a good Wanted Anyone baving a_ file of the Nevada City Herald of 1898 will confer a favor by notifying this office. —— “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street New Store, Goods and Prices 000 %eee Yes, we've opeved up and are now ready for business. Everything in the store isbright, spic-span new. Fresh fecm the makers, bought at the lowest cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for oods. We cell for cash only. It enables us itors to wonder how we do it. have no bad accounts in this way and you dou’t pay for what “womebody else buys on credit, “ ~* We have come to stay. We are ree-onsible. We are not experimenting. _.@ know that the goods and prices we business BARGAIN NO. . ! This week we are offering-a maguiticent stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Obildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. Consists of Men’s Furnishings, such ss rhe new Spring Oe scome-—neck wear, oif and fancy st ” Soolke, and the many things which delight tasty dressers. @™ Remember what wo say we do here. animated It, 4 PHARMACY do, Money back if you're not satisfied. % ‘ Nevada Oity. REESE }during the summer months, und for} thie reaeon the change has been made. . Te it. Is guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. ‘Trial bottles free, Reg. . sizes 50e, $1 5 oe 272 Who has condacted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past year, 5 m™ ANNOUNCES ___that he has bought oat the entire interests of Dé. R. E. Smith in these offices, with their full equipment, and will personally condact them in the future as heretofore. ° -Masonic Bui'ding, Pine Street, Spring@ Summer Goods JUST_RECEIVED the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. ar . 4 We have just received another large stock of Sprin Goods, which include all the latest styles in wash gouds. Also a beautifal line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors, Cail in aud see our goods and get our prices, We would be pleased to see you, whether you parchaee or pot. and Summer Dress , 1 SiyishUilinery ) 5 We fit the Face. Others may? suit you, but Miss Noeft can improve on your style. All our Hats are < : % of the latest styles and creations. "MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valley. tawaiaborls Best place in town to epénd your evepings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls And now have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANCY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer in town. FRED EILERIMAN “Main street, Nevada City. ‘. fo the Ladies—We ure uow displaying a line or = Lads’ Leather Wrist Bags ranging in price from 50c to $3 each. Call and examine them whether you wish to purchase or not. Respectfully, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street casaiimenieeaniay SS comaceeme e? AGS ER GRGNYIRYY 99 RIALTO VALE TEED On Fifteen Different Varieties Just the th or Parties Ghe Bee Hive Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Guitcietied™ ~* ~~~ You Don’t have to Suffer with Corns It’s the Best Cigar on the market for the money. So say everyone who smokes a Woodpecte Cigar Made by. ‘GET N.S. of Md Lafhue's Corn Cure will positively remove them. seth ik RRERRAARRARRRERRE ERR HHH KEK Agency st wii Stationery, Photo Supplies ee RBKRERERAEEF :