May 14, 1901 (4 pages)

(EE TRANSCRIPT. issued Every Rrening, Sundays Excepted AT NSVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ~BY— ‘BROWN é& CALEINS. TEEMBS OF SUBSORITTION : ‘Sy flail, «+ ©. $6 Per Year ‘Sy Carrier, ~ 12 t-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX B TUESDAY....May 14, 1901 Ohe Glorious Fourth. It Will be Fittingly Celebrated In Chis City. The Fourth of July meeting at the City Hall last night was largely attended, and great erthusiasm was manifested. f The meeting was called to order by 'B. F. Snell, Chairman of the General Committee, snd-the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Secretary, J. E. Carr, and on motion were approved. On motion the recommendation a of the General Committee were approved and a committee of twenty-five was appointed by the chair. to canry out their recommendations. STRIKERS WRECK A STREET CAR. _ ALBANY, N. Y., May 14—The Union Traction Company today attempted to resume operations on their street railway system, which has been tied up by a strike since last week. Two hundred non-union men started to work and the first car was protected by the police. . A large crowd immediately dashed into the street and hurled‘missiles at the motor man. . The police were unable to keep the crowd back and the car was wrecked. The motor man ‘and conductor were badly injured. It is thought the Governor .will call out the National Guards to preserve peace. siaiaaiasceaneiaad scam Che A bstract Office. Work Commenced Ohio Morning by Wiss Rogers. _W. J. Rogers, County Superintendent of Schools, has purchased an inHeavy Sentences. Justice Sreen Deals Chem Out Go Gwo Vagranis. Officer Peterson came up from Grass Amounts: Paid Sn. Ghe County Greasury Increased During the Past Uonth. The following amounts have ‘been’ paid into the County Treasury during. the past fiscal month. It will be observed that it was a good month toswell the county’s finances, the sum of $49,795 16 having been received by County Treasurer Jackson, The tote} amount on hand is $76,049 63. J 8 Holbrook, justice fines, $95. Francis Finnegan, justices fines, $24 80. Dr. R M-Gunt,, money from indigent, $50 28. Alphonse Williame, redemption taxes, $4 62. : Jobn Mulroy, justices fines, $30. Jobn McCauley, redemption of taxes, $100 98. W. H. Hill, justices fines, $4 93. M Calanan, redemption of taxes, $28 86. Mrs. J W Martin, redemption of taxes, $1 91. J J Jackson, collateral inheritance tax—estates of Glover and Enderline, $138 97. George Coughlan, justice fines, $5 R E Green, justice fines, $10, W J Rogers, renewing and granting certificates, $10, D B Getchell, Sheriff's fees, $17 55, Death of Mrs. W. P. Sowden. learn of her death. Something —Out of the— Ordinary! -FRANK TAYLOR, Proprietor of the Commer-ial Tea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape Horn, some of the finest “wCROCKERYoO, Ever brought to this city. He will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every Word has been received here of the death at Dutch Flat of Mrs. W. P. Sowdep, who formerly resided in this city and was well and favorably known. Her many acquaintances will regret to Valley today with two prisoners, who appeared before Justice Green this morning to answer to a charge of vagrancy, Frank Waggoner received a dose of 100 days, and Richard Do Four will languish in the Hotel de Getchell for six months. . On motion of G. J. Rector it was ordered that this committee may be added to, and other attractions than those now on the programme be secured at the discretion on the committee. _ As before stated in the Transcrirr it was the prevailing sentiment that a’ two.day’s celebration be held. On the 4th of July there will be a morning parade, with the Goddess of Liberty. and the Maids of Honor as _ features. The usual patriotic exercises will also be held. On the second day a carnival will be held, with a beautiful morning parade, B.S. Rector announced that the Lady’s Brass Band of Auburn had been secured and that they would be bere in full numbers, terest from H. J. Weeks in the new abstract office, which Mr. Weeks. an nounced his intention of étarting in this city,and mention of which was made through the columns of the Transorirr. Miss Rogers, daughter of the County Superintendent, started to _work this morning at the County Recorder’s office, taking the descriptions and titles of the different properties in the county. The work will be finished by Christmas and will be something that has long been needed by people desiring to pur. chase property and insures protection to the purchaser by showing if there is any flawin thetitle.\Fire Alarm This Morning. At 10:30 -o’clock this morning an alarm was turned in from box 35 in: front of Wm. Walter’s residence, occasioned by a burning chimney on the house of T, W. Sigourney on Coyote street. From the great columns of smoke it waa thought the house was on fire, and the firemen responded promptly, but their services were not needed, as the blaze was extinguished by the aid of a garden hose and buckets of water. No damage. ‘ ee et Be-e— Got Away With the Wocd. George ©. Gaylord had quite al of stove wood out near the Charronat°t h H O Schroeder, personal property tax, $1099 80. John Webber, rent of store, $25. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $201 4! F L Arbogast,‘Clerk’s fees, $119. F L Arbogast, law library, $10. J J Jackson, taxes of 1900, $40,483 59. F L Arbogast, Auditor’s fees on icenses, $91 50. : J J Jackson, licenses, $1157. J J Jeckson, State money for orobane and half orphans, $5985 54. J J Jackson, Treasurer’s. three per cent. commission on warrants, $99 41. *~ Is Now a Major. Captain George A. Nihell of thig, city, who recently resigned from the command of Company ©, N. Gq. (om riga~ as been appointed Mejor on 5. one Taylor’s Own GROUND _ COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. Other citizens offered suggestions and all present were imbued witha spirit of patriotism. j Following are the committees which were appointed. General Committee—B. F. Snell, J. E. Carr, B.8. Rector, 8. Lee Leiter, H.J. Wright, F. E. Brown, W. H. Danlap, J. H. Rogers, Dr. O. W. Chapman, J. J. Jackson, Jo V. Snyder, W. H. Martin, W. G. Richards, H. M. Brand, W.E. Osborn, Moses Bernheim, Fred Zeitler, Carl Newman, R. Eddy, E. W. Schmidt-H C. Schroeder, F. L. Arborast, U. W. Dennis, H. Metzenbaugher, Sidney Peard, Charles Grissel, Thomas Sharp, J. F. Colley, Peter Tautphause, J.C. Campbell, Jo V. Bell, H. Loveland, Wm. Giffin, Henry Lane, E.T. R Powell, P.G. Scadden, L. A. Walling E J. Rector, C. Gapit, James Chivell, Daniel Doyle, W. 8. Tattle, Fred Rilerman, J. M. Hadley, J. J. Hanley, T. Corcoran, George Shaw, C. E. ‘Tegler, J. M. Foley, R. H. Webber, N. P. Brown, F. E. Wadsworth, F 7, Nilon, Charles Ashburn, D. B. Getchell. Iovitation Committee—Jo V. dnyder, Dr. C. W. Chapman, 8, Lee Leiter H. J. Wright. Committee on Literary Exercises— N. P. Brown, F. T. Nilon, John Werry J.M. Walling and BE. M. Preston. Committee to wait on Board of Trade avd City Trustees—RE. J. Rector, J. J. Jackson, W. H. Martin, Fred Zeitler, Dr. C. W. Chapman. ij Finance Committee—Fred Zeitler, 8. Lee Leiter, W. H. Martin, W. E. Osborn, F. L. Arbogast, Sidney Peard, Dr. OC. W. Chapman. : Music Committee—D; KE. Morgan, J J. Jackson and J. H. Rogers. The following additional officers were selected: Vice Chairman, J. J. Jackson; Assistant Secretary, L. A. . Walling; Treasurer, E. J. Rector. The Finance Committee will report tothe General Committee at a meeting to be held on Monday next at the City Hall. The committee to wait on the Board of Trade and City Trustees will perform their duties tonight. A selection of an orator will be made shortly, and the Invitation Committee will send invitations to up-conntry towns to elect maids of honor and request the attendance of various per80D8 and organizations, t s . Sick and Convalescent. Some of Our People Who Have Been Laid Up. Deputy Sheriff John H. Pascoe, who has been confined to his bome with an attack of pneumonia, was able to be out to-day, but is still quite weak, Joseph Waters, who had an operation performed yesterday for the removal of a tumor on the brain, was doing as well to-day as could be expected. Mrs. James Chivell, who has been very sick with pheumonia, was about the same today, and is still very sick, Walter Lewis, of the firm of Rice & Lewis, is laid pp with the mumps. U. R. K. of P. Notice. The members of Mountain Division, No. 16, U. R. K. of P., are hereby notified that there will be'a business meeting at Armory Hall at 8:30 o'clock this evening. All members are reQuested to be present. By order, . Wu. G. Ricuarps, Captain. hat, when you can buy the same identical article at L. Hyman & Co.’s, the one priced clothiers, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, and the Red Fiont, Main street, Grass Valley, for $2. Everything in our store guaranteed as represented Spring and Pine streets,. m7 tf eed as repre as : m ; DON’T THROW YOUR MONEY. , NOW is the time to use Vinton’s Anti AWAY kill. » m13tf FOR BIDS FOR PRINTING THE DEthe County of Nevada, State of California, Delinquent Tax List vada county. at the office of the Supervisors Broad and Pine Streets, mine,and some one came along with a wagon and hauled it away. Mr. Gaylord knows who committed the act and where the wood was delivered, and if he is not ‘called upon and paid for the wood, he will prosecute the offender to the full extent of the law. For excellent fancy sammer drinks callat Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of The One Price Store. Don’t pay Mr. High Price $2.75 for a NOTICE ! Nevada: Theatre. ‘ONE NIGHT ONLY, LINQUENT TAX LIST. _ HARRY CONNORS’ ‘ite “TONS Notice is hereby given that he Board of Supervisors of will receive ealed bids for printing the of NeAll bids will be. opened at 10 O'clock A. M., May 26, 1904, B Friday, May 17th]. dier-General Miller’s Engineer Staff of the Third Brigade. Major. Nihell isa thorough soldier and is in every way qualified for his new place, He has the congratulations of every member of Company O, as well as the general publié. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best. of pies. cakes, bread and everything else in the (EP SAMPLES FREE_ge]} TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, bakery line. tf. For Life Insurance see T, B Gray. Wholesale and Retail W CHANGE . In our home decorations, & ogany or Oak color ab ways gives the wood-work of a@ room a good appearance, Over old paint or new wood 2 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS VARNISH STAIN —» y 1 —_—_ . HOUSE: CLEANING TINE, Is now upon us and you will need something in the .PAINT. line. Have you ever tried our MRS. McKINLEY © ‘HAS IME San Francisto, May 13—Mrs, McKinley's Son dition . was about the same as yesterday, although slightly inl proved. oo ee, 4 She is expected to recover stffic Ohio Society banquet. i : . Secretary Courtelyou thinks it will not be n for the President to change his program. — MAHER & CO, 7 HOUSE-CLEANING TIME. ft must be done not at all. Tear down the old Curtains and get new ones, iently to attend asl TOW of Lapiks—See MAHER’S windows. They have just th kind you want. Never before have we had such a Stock of. LACE CURTAINS. So 3 YDS LONG--VERY GOOD—for 75 cts. a pair, 34 YDS LONG—-VERY GOOD INDEED —~ $I 00; sep, window. 4 3% YDS LONG—VERY HANDSOME -¢; 25° sey window. q 3% YDS LONG--NEW DESIGN—$r 50 4 3% YDS LONG—-EXTRA VALUE—$2 oo. : LACE CURTAINS at $2 50, $3, $3 50, $4 50, $5 50, $6 LATEST IN RUFFLE CURTAINS At MAHER’S. Never miss us when you want want the latest. Respectfully, MAHER & Co, See Parasol Window! Come to us for White Goods, Com: to us for Wash Goods. -M. & CO. a [ ——_ of those very fine, fancy mixed pickles has only just been opened:—the kind that make your mouth water when ' you think of them—the sour kind—the kind mos like. t people } 50 CTS. per gal. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer . SPRING . MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. . QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND We know we can please you with these pickles YOUR There are shirts for you Soxxxe. here—that is if you want the pansies” sood'sort. There are lots of ~~ shirts that we don’t want to know about, nor do you. The best way to keep out of shirt rubbish is to patronize a store that doesn’t keep it. Men have trouble with bad fitting shirts—some of them shrink and tade. Wecan save you the annoyance, and money, too, #9 OUR FANCY SHIRTS, Will please you—they can’t help it. There is no euch stock ag this of ours. in town. There are no such stylish effects. These shiris are really artistic in their colorings. The fit of every shirt is perfect. Our prices are lower than similar qualities can be bought for elsewhere. 50 cents, 75 cents, $1 and $1.25 are some of our prices. We f me Sela) PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS in the Court House at Nevada ce : Sherwin-Williams Paints? TETREA ae dee aes oe _ a fpreduces good results, 2 ee grade. Once used REAU pe . A, ik es e Board. reserves’ the Stains and varnishes at always used. . right to reject any and all —_—— 5 See Maen see Call or send for color card, EVERYTHING NEW F. L. Arzocasr, : SeU crue e tee , IN WALKING HATS. Clerk of the Board of Super65 in the Company change the appearance of LEGG & tH AW (0 . visors, . riper? 2 dite digi Pt sag de ; . : / By A. J. Hoskrne, Deputy.! Watch for the Big Street Parade, shout ae Stsine ne Sole Agents W. H. CRAWFORD, Main _ Street vas ey , BN S) That Streets? seven-ten will find, ‘him out Ages 8 to We hav like to show these shirce. -_ NEVADA CITY ‘Jo V. Suxpzs, Secretary, Tele., Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 ST MAPA © 6. geeteany, a wy LAYMAN é Did It Ever eOccur to You. hes he wears as It is true. den disappearance tasty aud comfortably dressed bo istaction’s smile, and perfe establishment. . boy “look jnst~too SUITS, made of line style-collar, black and mixed fine ch L.test noveltiies‘in Russian able for school service and dre assortment in the Children’s Dep:rtment is superior to that of an words. We wouid your boy is judged as much by the by the company he keeps ? 8 that account for the sud— recently of eo many stylish, ¥yS on our If you will pick out aU meet wearing satct fitting clothes, you they were fitted out at our a would have your little cunning fort anything,” fit of our tasty VACATION 0, long pants, and latest at $1 per cuit. Ages 4 to 10. Blue, eviot vesteee suits, $4 50 But doe Not altogether. ths of the boys yn on inquiry, If yo with one 8. $2 50, $3, $4, Blouses, 8s affairs. SuitOur y other firm on this coast. values framed in ‘truthful like your trade. e honest and $5 per suit. . ; MONEY SAVED HERE. “Yes it’s always this way”—she said to her busband from another city. ou see, people all over in L.; HYMAN & CO. wonder why it was tha have come to believe ’S advertising. I used to t this store always got the trade, while even good things were almost passed by in other stores, The bargains here are real, and you can see for yourself that the regular assortments here are bigger and brighter than one finds anywhere else, ; Confidence is a act or accident w the store, remem and buman head takes—but they and principles plant of slow growth. If any ould lessen your confidence in ber that buman hands may {fail 8 may blunder. There are missre not mistakes of the system of the business. We never count it smart for a clerk to foist off wrong goods or appropriate goods. We regret it, if anyon haste, chooses wrong things for the use inten ed. So we guard you against all sorts of errors—ours and your Own—by determining that no bargain is finished until you feel satistied. A simple. “ag Do 70% prorat all that it i og toclothayers? If you buy your clothin; here you are safe, absolutely safe, me } CO,, Clothiers " Red Front, Main Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Maia 781 fils 1HE TRAN ae Ohe ow : Petition Cirentatéd Citizens Go. Tne new electric ligt mention of which was TRANSCRIPT & few days ployed George Bailey: to citizens and he waspetition today asking th patronize the new comp: that_they furnish. lights. duced prices: The cor posed of local capitalist to furnish a light at far . consumer. Thos. 8. Fo attorney for the new cor petition is dated Nevada 1901, and reads as follows WHEREAS, the present nishing electric lights;fo and vicinity, controlled . tin, is charging an ‘exor' consumers, and certain c vada Oity propore, if couragement is given th another light plant, and to consumers at reasonab. Now, Therefore, we, the light consumers of Nevads agree that if another plan the proprietors of which lights to us for at least 3 less than is now charged Martin company, we wou such plant and the propri for the term of five yea date such plant is mstalle It is understood that sa will furoish, if possible, li half the price now charg contract shall -be void if over two-thirds of the charged ‘to us, and each of Debris Commis W, W. Waggoner a for the Offic We are pleased to annou W. Waggoner, the effici Surveyor of this county date for the office of State missigner, made vacant by the late ‘John F. Kidder. goner is well and favor throughout the county, n staunch Republican but as whose practice has cove range. He is. especially « the position in that he b exhaustive study of the. d lem, not only with its rel mining interests, but wit upon the rivers of the Ste secured such a fund of that he ig recognized as . apon the subject. He w be in a position to materi Federal Commission in bri: a@ condition that is so muc! all. i: Happ B. F. Oooper and _C. Gos: arrived here last evening : morning for Gaston ridge. Mr. Gurley arrived here from San Francisco and le ing for Washington. Mrs. Fisher, of Sierra C been here on a visit to h Mrs. James Young, return morning. O. J. Schuester returner ing to Columbia Hill, afte few days here. ; C B Wilson and OM in from Sacramento on la train. ; W J Toland is here f ville. : T Bosch, Jr., came dow nieville Jast evening and le ing for San Francisco. 8 Hollub is here from cisco. F C and J M Scottcar Forest City last evening morning from San Franci B F Loering is here frc Mrs Sidney Hooper, v sick with a sore throat week, is now able to be ar Mrs Lizzie Hocking o street is suffering frcm inflammatory rheumatisn Mrs. Delia McCauley r to Cherokee, after a vi Scheemer and family. P H Leonard of Swe ported to be quite ill. D over today to attend hin Ne The four-horse wag Hieronimous was being depot’ with grain tou: horses became scared ¢ the road and over tk bridge, where they we some men before an; done. : Personal —_—_-______+ «oe — Catarrh Cannot . With Jocal application not reach the seat o Oatarrh is a blood or ¢ ease, and if order to cu take —— —* ‘ Care is taken interna. rectly on the blood anc faces. Hall’s Catarrh quack medicine. It wa one of the best phy: country for years, and i scription. It is comps the best tonics known, the best blood purifi rectly on the mucous perfect combination . gredients is what prod dortal Pcp ay curip for testimonials free. J. OHENEY & Sold by druggiets, pr Halt’s Family Puls wl

(EE TRANSCRIPT. issued Every Rrening, Sundays Excepted AT NSVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ~BY— ‘BROWN é& CALEINS. TEEMBS OF SUBSORITTION : ‘Sy flail, «+ ©. $6 Per Year ‘Sy Carrier, ~ 12 t-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX B TUESDAY.......May 14, 1901 Ohe Glorious Fourth. It Will be Fittingly Celebrated In Chis City. The Fourth of July meeting at the City Hall last night was largely attended, and great erthusiasm was manifested. f The meeting was called to order by 'B. F. Snell, Chairman of the General Committee, snd-the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Secretary, J. E. Carr, and on motion were approved. On motion the recommendation a of the General Committee were approved and a committee of twenty-five was appointed by the chair. to canry out their recommendations. STRIKERS WRECK A STREET CAR. _ ALBANY, N. Y., May 14—The Union Traction Company today attempted to resume operations on their street railway system, which has been tied up by a strike since last week. Two hundred non-union men started to work and the first car was protected by the police. . A large crowd immediately dashed into the street and hurled‘missiles at the motor man. . The police were unable to keep the crowd back and the car was wrecked. The motor man ‘and conductor were badly injured. It is thought the Governor .will call out the National Guards to preserve peace. siaiaaiasceaneiaad scam Che A bstract Office. Work Commenced Ohio Morning by Wiss Rogers. _W. J. Rogers, County Superintendent of Schools, has purchased an inHeavy Sentences. Justice Sreen Deals Chem Out Go Gwo Vagranis. Officer Peterson came up from Grass Amounts: Paid Sn. Ghe County Greasury Increased During the Past Uonth. The following amounts have ‘been’ paid into the County Treasury during. the past fiscal month. It will be observed that it was a good month toswell the county’s finances, the sum of $49,795 16 having been received by County Treasurer Jackson, The tote} amount on hand is $76,049 63. J 8 Holbrook, justice fines, $95. Francis Finnegan, justices fines, $24 80. Dr. R M-Gunt,, money from indigent, $50 28. Alphonse Williame, redemption taxes, $4 62. : Jobn Mulroy, justices fines, $30. Jobn McCauley, redemption of taxes, $100 98. W. H. Hill, justices fines, $4 93. M Calanan, redemption of taxes, $28 86. Mrs. J W Martin, redemption of taxes, $1 91. J J Jackson, collateral inheritance tax—estates of Glover and Enderline, $138 97. George Coughlan, justice fines, $5 R E Green, justice fines, $10, W J Rogers, renewing and granting certificates, $10, D B Getchell, Sheriff's fees, $17 55, Death of Mrs. W. P. Sowden. learn of her death. Something —Out of the— Ordinary! -FRANK TAYLOR, Proprietor of the Commer-ial Tea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape Horn, some of the finest “wCROCKERYoO, Ever brought to this city. He will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every Word has been received here of the death at Dutch Flat of Mrs. W. P. Sowdep, who formerly resided in this city and was well and favorably known. Her many acquaintances will regret to Valley today with two prisoners, who appeared before Justice Green this morning to answer to a charge of vagrancy, Frank Waggoner received a dose of 100 days, and Richard Do Four will languish in the Hotel de Getchell for six months. . On motion of G. J. Rector it was ordered that this committee may be added to, and other attractions than those now on the programme be secured at the discretion on the committee. _ As before stated in the Transcrirr it was the prevailing sentiment that a’ two.day’s celebration be held. On the 4th of July there will be a morning parade, with the Goddess of Liberty. and the Maids of Honor as _ features. The usual patriotic exercises will also be held. On the second day a carnival will be held, with a beautiful morning parade, B.S. Rector announced that the Lady’s Brass Band of Auburn had been secured and that they would be bere in full numbers, terest from H. J. Weeks in the new abstract office, which Mr. Weeks. an nounced his intention of étarting in this city,and mention of which was made through the columns of the Transorirr. Miss Rogers, daughter of the County Superintendent, started to _work this morning at the County Recorder’s office, taking the descriptions and titles of the different properties in the county. The work will be finished by Christmas and will be something that has long been needed by people desiring to pur. chase property and insures protection to the purchaser by showing if there is any flawin thetitle.\Fire Alarm This Morning. At 10:30 -o’clock this morning an alarm was turned in from box 35 in: front of Wm. Walter’s residence, occasioned by a burning chimney on the house of T, W. Sigourney on Coyote street. From the great columns of smoke it waa thought the house was on fire, and the firemen responded promptly, but their services were not needed, as the blaze was extinguished by the aid of a garden hose and buckets of water. No damage. ‘ ee et Be-e— Got Away With the Wocd. George ©. Gaylord had quite al of stove wood out near the Charronat°t h H O Schroeder, personal property tax, $1099 80. John Webber, rent of store, $25. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $201 4! F L Arbogast,‘Clerk’s fees, $119. F L Arbogast, law library, $10. J J Jackson, taxes of 1900, $40,483 59. F L Arbogast, Auditor’s fees on icenses, $91 50. : J J Jackson, licenses, $1157. J J Jeckson, State money for orobane and half orphans, $5985 54. J J Jackson, Treasurer’s. three per cent. commission on warrants, $99 41. *~ Is Now a Major. Captain George A. Nihell of thig, city, who recently resigned from the command of Company ©, N. Gq. (om riga~ as been appointed Mejor on 5. one Taylor’s Own GROUND _ COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. Other citizens offered suggestions and all present were imbued witha spirit of patriotism. j Following are the committees which were appointed. General Committee—B. F. Snell, J. E. Carr, B.8. Rector, 8. Lee Leiter, H.J. Wright, F. E. Brown, W. H. Danlap, J. H. Rogers, Dr. O. W. Chapman, J. J. Jackson, Jo V. Snyder, W. H. Martin, W. G. Richards, H. M. Brand, W.E. Osborn, Moses Bernheim, Fred Zeitler, Carl Newman, R. Eddy, E. W. Schmidt-H C. Schroeder, F. L. Arborast, U. W. Dennis, H. Metzenbaugher, Sidney Peard, Charles Grissel, Thomas Sharp, J. F. Colley, Peter Tautphause, J.C. Campbell, Jo V. Bell, H. Loveland, Wm. Giffin, Henry Lane, E.T. R Powell, P.G. Scadden, L. A. Walling E J. Rector, C. Gapit, James Chivell, Daniel Doyle, W. 8. Tattle, Fred Rilerman, J. M. Hadley, J. J. Hanley, T. Corcoran, George Shaw, C. E. ‘Tegler, J. M. Foley, R. H. Webber, N. P. Brown, F. E. Wadsworth, F 7, Nilon, Charles Ashburn, D. B. Getchell. Iovitation Committee—Jo V. dnyder, Dr. C. W. Chapman, 8, Lee Leiter H. J. Wright. Committee on Literary Exercises— N. P. Brown, F. T. Nilon, John Werry J.M. Walling and BE. M. Preston. Committee to wait on Board of Trade avd City Trustees—RE. J. Rector, J. J. Jackson, W. H. Martin, Fred Zeitler, Dr. C. W. Chapman. ij Finance Committee—Fred Zeitler, 8. Lee Leiter, W. H. Martin, W. E. Osborn, F. L. Arbogast, Sidney Peard, Dr. OC. W. Chapman. : Music Committee—D; KE. Morgan, J J. Jackson and J. H. Rogers. The following additional officers were selected: Vice Chairman, J. J. Jackson; Assistant Secretary, L. A. . Walling; Treasurer, E. J. Rector. The Finance Committee will report tothe General Committee at a meeting to be held on Monday next at the City Hall. The committee to wait on the Board of Trade and City Trustees will perform their duties tonight. A selection of an orator will be made shortly, and the Invitation Committee will send invitations to up-conntry towns to elect maids of honor and request the attendance of various per80D8 and organizations, t s . Sick and Convalescent. Some of Our People Who Have Been Laid Up. Deputy Sheriff John H. Pascoe, who has been confined to his bome with an attack of pneumonia, was able to be out to-day, but is still quite weak, Joseph Waters, who had an operation performed yesterday for the removal of a tumor on the brain, was doing as well to-day as could be expected. Mrs. James Chivell, who has been very sick with pheumonia, was about the same today, and is still very sick, Walter Lewis, of the firm of Rice & Lewis, is laid pp with the mumps. U. R. K. of P. Notice. The members of Mountain Division, No. 16, U. R. K. of P., are hereby notified that there will be'a business meeting at Armory Hall at 8:30 o'clock this evening. All members are reQuested to be present. By order, . Wu. G. Ricuarps, Captain. hat, when you can buy the same identical article at L. Hyman & Co.’s, the one priced clothiers, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, and the Red Fiont, Main street, Grass Valley, for $2. Everything in our store guaranteed as represented Spring and Pine streets,. m7 tf eed as repre as : m ; DON’T THROW YOUR MONEY. , NOW is the time to use Vinton’s Anti AWAY kill. » m13tf FOR BIDS FOR PRINTING THE DEthe County of Nevada, State of California, Delinquent Tax List vada county. at the office of the Supervisors Broad and Pine Streets, mine,and some one came along with a wagon and hauled it away. Mr. Gaylord knows who committed the act and where the wood was delivered, and if he is not ‘called upon and paid for the wood, he will prosecute the offender to the full extent of the law. For excellent fancy sammer drinks callat Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of The One Price Store. Don’t pay Mr. High Price $2.75 for a NOTICE ! Nevada: Theatre. ‘ONE NIGHT ONLY, LINQUENT TAX LIST. _ HARRY CONNORS’ ‘ite “TONS Notice is hereby given that he Board of Supervisors of will receive ealed bids for printing the of NeAll bids will be. opened at 10 O'clock A. M., May 26, 1904, B Friday, May 17th]. dier-General Miller’s Engineer Staff of the Third Brigade. Major. Nihell isa thorough soldier and is in every way qualified for his new place, He has the congratulations of every member of Company O, as well as the general publié. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very best. of pies. cakes, bread and everything else in the (EP SAMPLES FREE_ge]} TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, bakery line. tf. For Life Insurance see T, B Gray. Wholesale and Retail W CHANGE . In our home decorations, & ogany or Oak color ab ways gives the wood-work of a@ room a good appearance, Over old paint or new wood 2 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS VARNISH STAIN —» y 1 —_—_ . HOUSE: CLEANING TINE, Is now upon us and

you will need something in the ..PAINT.. line. Have you ever tried our MRS. McKINLEY © ‘HAS IME San Francisto, May 13—Mrs, McKinley's Son dition . was about the same as yesterday, although slightly inl proved. oo ee, 4 She is expected to recover stffic Ohio Society banquet. i : . Secretary Courtelyou thinks it will not be n for the President to change his program. — MAHER & CO, 7 HOUSE-CLEANING TIME. ft must be done not at all. Tear down the old Curtains and get new ones, iently to attend asl TOW of Lapiks—See MAHER’S windows. They have just th kind you want. Never before have we had such a Stock of. LACE CURTAINS. So 3 YDS LONG--VERY GOOD—for 75 cts. a pair, 34 YDS LONG—-VERY GOOD INDEED —~ $I 00; sep, window. 4 3% YDS LONG—VERY HANDSOME -¢; 25° sey window. q 3% YDS LONG--NEW DESIGN—$r 50 4 3% YDS LONG—-EXTRA VALUE—$2 oo. : LACE CURTAINS at $2 50, $3, $3 50, $4 50, $5 50, $6 LATEST IN RUFFLE CURTAINS At MAHER’S. Never miss us when you want want the latest. Respectfully, MAHER & Co, See Parasol Window! Come to us for White Goods, Com: to us for Wash Goods. -M. & CO. a [ ——_ of those very fine, fancy mixed pickles has only just been opened:—the kind that make your mouth water when ' you think of them—the sour kind—the kind mos like. t people } 50 CTS. per gal. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer . SPRING . MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. . QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND We know we can please you with these pickles YOUR There are shirts for you Soxxxe. here—that is if you want the pansies” sood'sort. There are lots of ~~ shirts that we don’t want to know about, nor do you. The best way to keep out of shirt rubbish is to patronize a store that doesn’t keep it. Men have trouble with bad fitting shirts—some of them shrink and tade. Wecan save you the annoyance, and money, too, #9 OUR FANCY SHIRTS, Will please you—they can’t help it. There is no euch stock ag this of ours. in town. There are no such stylish effects. These shiris are really artistic in their colorings. The fit of every shirt is perfect. Our prices are lower than similar qualities can be bought for elsewhere. 50 cents, 75 cents, $1 and $1.25 are some of our prices. We f me Sela) PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS in the Court House at Nevada ce : Sherwin-Williams Paints? TETREA ae dee aes oe _ a fpreduces good results, 2 ee grade. Once used REAU pe . A, ik es e Board. reserves’ the Stains and varnishes at always used. . right to reject any and all —_—— 5 See Maen see Call or send for color card, EVERYTHING NEW F. L. Arzocasr, : SeU crue e tee , IN WALKING HATS. Clerk of the Board of Super65 in the Company change the appearance of LEGG & tH AW (0 . visors, . riper? 2 dite digi Pt sag de ; . : / By A. J. Hoskrne, Deputy.! Watch for the Big Street Parade, shout ae Stsine ne Sole Agents W. H. CRAWFORD, Main _ Street vas ey , BN S) That Streets? seven-ten will find, ‘him out Ages 8 to We hav like to show these shirce. -_ NEVADA CITY ‘Jo V. Suxpzs, Secretary, Tele., Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 ST MAPA © 6. geeteany, a wy LAYMAN é Did It Ever eOccur to You.. hes he wears as It is true. den disappearance tasty aud comfortably dressed bo istaction’s smile, and perfe establishment. . boy “look jnst~too SUITS, made of line style-collar, black and mixed fine ch L.test noveltiies‘in Russian able for school service and dre assortment in the Children’s Dep:rtment is superior to that of an words. We wouid your boy is judged as much by the by the company he keeps ? 8 that account for the sud— recently of eo many stylish, ¥yS on our If you will pick out aU meet wearing satct fitting clothes, you they were fitted out at our a would have your little cunning fort anything,” fit of our tasty VACATION 0, long pants, and latest at $1 per cuit. Ages 4 to 10. Blue, eviot vesteee suits, $4 50 But doe Not altogether. ths of the boys yn on inquiry, If yo with one 8. $2 50, $3, $4, Blouses, 8s affairs. SuitOur y other firm on this coast. values framed in ‘truthful like your trade. e honest and $5 per suit. . ; MONEY SAVED HERE. “Yes it’s always this way”—she said to her busband from another city. ou see, people all over in L.; HYMAN & CO. wonder why it was tha have come to believe ’S advertising. I used to t this store always got the trade, while even good things were almost passed by in other stores, The bargains here are real, and you can see for yourself that the regular assortments here are bigger and brighter than one finds anywhere else, ; Confidence is a act or accident w the store, remem and buman head takes—but they and principles plant of slow growth. If any ould lessen your confidence in ber that buman hands may {fail 8 may blunder. There are missre not mistakes of the system of the business. We never count it smart for a clerk to foist off wrong goods or appropriate goods. We regret it, if anyon haste, chooses wrong things for the use inten ed. So we guard you against all sorts of errors—ours and your Own—by determining that no bargain is finished until you feel satistied. A simple. “ag Do 70% prorat all that it i og toclothayers? If you buy your clothin; here you are safe, absolutely safe, me } CO,, Clothiers " Red Front, Main Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Maia 781 fils 1HE TRAN ae Ohe ow : Petition Cirentatéd Citizens Go. Tne new electric ligt mention of which was TRANSCRIPT & few days ployed George Bailey: to citizens and he waspetition today asking th patronize the new comp: that_they furnish. lights. duced prices: The cor posed of local capitalist to furnish a light at far . consumer. Thos. 8. Fo attorney for the new cor petition is dated Nevada 1901, and reads as follows WHEREAS, the present nishing electric lights;fo and vicinity, controlled . tin, is charging an ‘exor' consumers, and certain c vada Oity propore, if couragement is given th another light plant, and to consumers at reasonab. Now, Therefore, we, the light consumers of Nevads agree that if another plan the proprietors of which lights to us for at least 3 less than is now charged Martin company, we wou such plant and the propri for the term of five yea date such plant is mstalle It is understood that sa will furoish, if possible, li half the price now charg contract shall -be void if over two-thirds of the charged ‘to us, and each of Debris Commis W, W. Waggoner a for the Offic We are pleased to annou W. Waggoner, the effici Surveyor of this county date for the office of State missigner, made vacant by the late ‘John F. Kidder. goner is well and favor throughout the county, n staunch Republican but as whose practice has cove range. He is. especially « the position in that he b exhaustive study of the. d lem, not only with its rel mining interests, but wit upon the rivers of the Ste secured such a fund of that he ig recognized as . apon the subject. He w be in a position to materi Federal Commission in bri: a@ condition that is so muc! all. i: Happ B. F. Oooper and _C. Gos: arrived here last evening : morning for Gaston ridge. Mr. Gurley arrived here from San Francisco and le ing for Washington. Mrs. Fisher, of Sierra C been here on a visit to h Mrs. James Young, return morning. O. J. Schuester returner ing to Columbia Hill, afte few days here. ; C B Wilson and OM in from Sacramento on la train. ; W J Toland is here f ville. : T Bosch, Jr., came dow nieville Jast evening and le ing for San Francisco. 8 Hollub is here from cisco. F C and J M Scottcar Forest City last evening morning from San Franci B F Loering is here frc Mrs Sidney Hooper, v sick with a sore throat week, is now able to be ar Mrs Lizzie Hocking o street is suffering frcm inflammatory rheumatisn Mrs. Delia McCauley r to Cherokee, after a vi Scheemer and family. P H Leonard of Swe ported to be quite ill. D over today to attend hin Ne The four-horse wag Hieronimous was being depot’ with grain tou: horses became scared ¢ the road and over tk bridge, where they we some men before an; done. : Personal —_—_-______+ «oe — Catarrh Cannot . With Jocal application not reach the seat o Oatarrh is a blood or ¢ ease, and if order to cu take —— —* ‘ Care is taken interna. rectly on the blood anc faces. Hall’s Catarrh quack medicine. It wa one of the best phy: country for years, and i scription. It is comps the best tonics known, the best blood purifi rectly on the mucous perfect combination . gredients is what prod dortal Pcp ay curip for testimonials free. J. OHENEY & Sold by druggiets, pr Halt’s Family Puls wl