May 14, 1902 (4 pages)

myself ot 18 did me am of Lanes weeks steady, Clear ag g 8 AS Snow, AB, F a Ci al the Hig dths al ads of . ome jd of Purp ully, t Gf sf Cel d beautifal d d Hats . ects for sini TRANSCRIPT, May 14, 1992 Gibbens of San Franeisco-is in ang is down from North BloomMerry and W. 8. Collins of n are in town. Waldron returned this mornjraniteville. Mass and wife of San Fran»here on a visit. Donaber arrived here from San o last evening. bbott-left last evening for Siley. .g, Ford has returned from noisco. 7 Roben and wife of an Fran» here on & Visit. ‘Wentworth of San Francisco »rto North San Juan this mornClara Willis has gone “to San several weeks’ vacaticn. “r The Committees vill Maxey of San Jose Is here on —_—_—— Tnterview Every Voter, . The Precinct Oommittees bantu in charge the High School matter held a meeting at the City Hall last night and much enthusiasm was manifested. It was the sentiment of the meeting that every one should do their utmost to carry the election by a large majority. The committees increased their naomber to twenty-five and over, in order that every voter in the district may be interviewed and convinced of the need of continuing the High legalize the present High School, and no new building will be asked for. +The presept-school will entirely lapse unless the propogition carries. A committee composed of G. Fischer, DOWN T0 BUSHES School. The movement is~simply to} ——— E. A. Moore, Fred Eilerman, J, O’Oonnel, George Levee, John Stevens, J. J. Schmidt, W, H. Orawford, J. M. Hadley, A. Hartung, W. G. Richards, Compton Gault, B. J. Simmons, D. BE. Morgan, W. D. Vinton,’ B, F, Snell. nesting News ens Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. ’ ae David Ashton, The Russel Comedy Company will open next Monday evening at the Nevada Theatre for a week's engagement. August Rapp.at his Brood street market ‘hag the finest Havana seedling oranges, besides a fresh stock of bananas, fruits, berries, etc,, at all times; Walter F. Parker, expert for the Eoglish returned lest evening n Francisco. W. Yeaw and son of Omega reast evening from the Bay and morning for their home, Farrell and L. O. Santer ef ocisco are in town. J. F. Colley, D. E. Morgan, Obris J. Naffziger and B. 8; Rector was appointed to interview the business men and ask them to donate their teams during the afternoon of the day of the election for the purpose of carrying dge left this morning: for San 80, e . Rendcost and D. H. Birdsall »from the Bay. Hamilton and wife of Hollister ona visit to Rector Brothers. Bristo left this afternoon for Arizona, where he has @ posia mine, Davis, who has been here on~a ber sister, Mrs. Wm, Holmes, dtoSan Francisco today. nd Mrs. B. Murphy returned Tunnel today. Worthley is down from Wash» B, Tully “will return to ton tomorrow. ssen, K. F. Kurst and B. ScheeBan Francisco arrived here on ning train, rintendent L. L. Myers is down orth Bloomfield. Francis is here om a visit from pn Juan. Dugan returned this morning ashington. ; \ nd Mrs. W. T. Harker returned ning from San Francisco and morning for their home at Hill. ntendent L. P. Peundstone bn Ridge arrived here last eveom San Franeisco and left this gfer the mine, amer Overdue oN, May 18—A dispatch rehere today from Lilyods agents goon, British Burmah, says that sh steamer Camorata, from } which is stated to have 650 voters to the polls. The mass meeting tomorrow evening at the Theatre will be called to order at 8 o’clock, and the urgent need of continuing the High School will be thoroughly discussed. ‘The speeches will be interspersed by several songs by the High School pupils, which have been eomposed by members of the school and are very appropriate to the occasion, They have also prepared several school yells which will be given during the evening. These contain admonitions to the voters upon State Board of Examiners, has handed in his resignation. He will engage in the real estate business in Los Angeles, The Olass of 1902 are diligently rehearsing “A Rival by Request; which they are to produce on Commencement Night. It is a very entertaining threeact comedy, and no doubt there will. be a large crowd to witness it. There will be a reunion of the members of the Methodist church of this city at the Parlors of the church on Friday evening, May 16th. All friends of the church are invited, A fine programme will be rendered corte the evening. Sweet and fragrant are the. extra mild Woodpecker Oigar, which “Giff” is new furnishing to his customers. These cigars are made right here at their duty toward the tewn and especially to its educational facilities, . Atthe High School mass meeting tomorrow night the Nevada City Band will be present and enliven the meeting. Ihe boys of the band have donated their: services, The following vice presidents have been chosen: W. A. Dennis, E. RB. Abadie, D. McFall, N. P. Brown, P, F. Simonds, L.L. Myers, . W. H. Bray, W. H. Dunlap, J.T. Morgan, John Dabb, Chas, Tredinnick, Wm. Maher, B. 8. Rector, Wm. Floyd, Fred Gourley. The following are the names of those selected for the different committees: PRECINOT NO. 1, Dr. I. L. Bowman, A. A. Attkieson, OC. W. Chapman, Mike Oraig, Henry Guenther, William Giffen, J.J. Hanley, 8S. W. Marsh, J.G. Neagle, William Peard, E. M., Preston, E. T, R. Powell, John Rafter, Rev. Josiah Sims, Rev. W. Angwin, Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rev. Father Clyne, W. W. Kirkham, J. M. Buffington, Dr. R. M. Hunt, A. Oharonnat, Henry Faller, I. B, Gray, Geo, E. Turner, home of the best grades cf tobacco and by white labor only. Every box has ‘the blue label. A young son of William Campbell, who resides near the Indian Campoodie, met with a singular accident yesterday. An elder brother was cutting wood with the aid of a steel wedge when a small piece flew and struck the boy id the chest, inflicting a painful wound, Dr. Muller attended him. Harry Rowe, with the Legg & Shaw Company, met with a painful accident the other night. He was helping an,. other employe with some work when a large iron hook fell from above them, the sharp point of the hook striking Mr, Rowe on the instep penetrating the foot. He will be confined to his home for several days. Husband on Salary If you are sick at heart and have the blues you should go and spend a few hours with Stephen Fitzpatrick and Louise Melrose and their excellent ompany im the funniest of all farce as callie oda of the Library TrasPb og held last night at the Citizens Trustee F. T. Nilon reported that thé deed to the Corcoran building had been made. cut -and signed by Thomas Corcoran and wife, and had been placed on record. A warrant for. $800 was drawn in favor of and handed over to Mr. Corcoran. 8. Lee Leiter reported that $405.35 had been collected to date, After am informal digcussion the Board mint to meet May 20th, Found Dead. Los Anartzs, May 18—O, A. Strahle, a plumber, whose home isin Anaheim, was found dead in a room in the Grand Central Hotel, 826 North Main Street. He had committed suicide by taking chloral, a bottle which ‘centaimed the drug being found in his pocket. It is supposed that Strahle became discouraged because of financial difficulties, and this, together with failing health, caused him to end his life. Bids For Fight. San Franoiwsco, May 18—Robert Fitzsimmons last night informed representatives of the press. that he would give James J. Jeffries two weeks in which to decide whether or not he wanted to battle for the heavyweight supremacy. He invites the clubs of this city and vicinity to put in bids for the contest. These bids must be sealed, and will be opened at the Central Theater on May 26th. Fitzsimmens wants Jeffries to put up $2500 as @ guarantee that he will accept the best bid made, The Population of Nevada City ‘ Is abort 6000, and we would say at least ore-half are troubled with some affection of the throat. and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 60c. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo eale at Rector Bros. HUSBAND ON. SALARY Full of Fun New Songs Clever Comedians 8 NEW SPECIALTIES 8 will be at the Downlevilie Nes.) From the Messenger—A purty of our bome folke left here Tuesday morning in a double buggy bound for Oakland and Sam Francisco, where they will spend several weeke enjoying the pleasures of metropolitan life and seeing the sights. The party consisted of Mrs. J, Kelley and daughter, Miss Maggie Kelley, Mrs. J. McDonald, Miss Emma Jenkins and Messrs. A. McGill and Ernest Farrell. They made the journey by way of Marysville. Frank L. Cole was in tou Tueeday. Mr. Cole and family are now living at Brown’s Valley. ‘The Mountain House is now in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnett who have just arrived from Kansas. Jas. Brady went: te Sierra City a few days ago to visit, M, H. Mead, who is still suffering from the effects of the fearfal experience through which he passed in the Keystone fire, Dr. F. M. Sponogle, H. B. McOormiek, John Glasson and W.T, Briggs of San Francisco have arrived st Forest to take steps in developing the Ma“. bel Mertz mine, which they have bonded. They will commence running a tunnel immediately, ander. the superintency of Mr. McCormick. Dr, Sponogle is also interested in opening the YubaMonarch quartz mine near the town of French Oorral, where a tunnel is being run to tap the ledge. Hon. Frank R. Wehe is closing up his business affairs in Sierra Oounty preparatery to taking up his fature home at San Andreas, whefe he will . practice law. Mr, Wehe is one of the very ablest lawyers in this State. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head} ache is gone. They cure neuralgia: 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf The prompt use of the famous Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bedtime will break up the severest cold. Sold everywhere. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Franciseo, Cal., sole proprietors. CASTOR IA TA NGLEFOOT # Sure Death to all Bugs and Insects. Kills Instantly. CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE . Make Out Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. ‘May Reverse Il. ‘The decisive victory which the Grass Valleys gained over the Nevadas in the ball game last Sunday will have the effect of stimulating our boys to greater efforts. In the game next Sunday the same players will make up the.Nevada nine, but their positions will be changed in which-they will appear to better advantage. If the weather will permit the boys will put in some hard practice atthe Park before Sunday. game next Sunday with an assurance that you will see a } cea, contest, Hand Operated On. You can attend the Dr. Maller operated on the hand of the 8-year-old son of John Ramsey today. The Transoript mentioned a few days ago of the boy falling on an upturned rake and puncturing his hand, which is now badly inflamed and swollen and it is feared that blood poisoning may. ue ’ The best of porter and beer always on draught at J. Brivtanp’s. Also the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Catches the germ well as ibid: Insect PowpEr GEO. res GAYLORD.@ SON Phone Main 551; Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal Nineteen Killed. " Lewnon, May 18—The weekly report of Lord Kitchener, received today, shows that nineteen Boera were killed, ‘six were wounded, eighty-two were made prisoners, nine surrendered, and 600._rifles, 157 wagons, 400 horses, and 4300 head of cattle fell into the hands of the British. Yale Defeated. New Haven, Oonn., May 13—Harvard defeated Yale last night in their annual intercollegiate debate. Harvard took the affirmative of the question, ‘Resolved, That the immigration of Chinege laborers to our insular possessions should be prohibited by law.” —— EEE *Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands have found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; —., gripe or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, ban ~ Worcestershire Mic. : Is a home product made in Oakland, fully the equal of ~ imported—prefe by man It is an agreeable addition to oups and Gravies and: is unexcelled ~ for flavoring Fish, Game and Meats. Try it, for you will like it. For sale in all the leading grocery stores throughout Oalifortis, and in Nevada Oity by P. G. SCADDEN xkx*«wrk Fresh Every Day. . Are wy Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put-on-a_cut is: Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drug store. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf In Vinton’s _ Show window there is a fine assortment of Toilet Soaps made by COLGATE, ROGER & GALLET, PINAUD, . A. & F. PEARS and many other manufacturers of equal Importance. Vinton's Pharmacy SS Fancy Dress Goods Spring Goods Shirt Waists them. We are daily receiving a fine line of— Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. ‘They are all grand goods and are just the right thing. Call in and see It is no trouble to show them, and we feel certain you will buy of ue when you get our low prices, F. E. Pierce, H. O. Schroeder, T. Sharp, — W. iH. Tregallie, John Vail, A. H. Tickell, E. H. Barker, oO. E. Wild, ‘and the as For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of comedies, “A Husband on Salary,” at the Nevada Theatre, on Friday evening, May 16th, and you will certainly be relieved. hers on board, is eight days . SNELL C FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Leceermieeaeree ee Lumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we.treat you right— save you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. _ Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oars Pass P. F. Simonds, Fred Tredinnick, O. E. Tegler, Gustave Fischer, E. J. Rector, E. B. Power, Wn. J. Britland, J. J. Banuny, F, E. Brown, John Bacigalupi, R. P. Bowerman, George Coughlan, G. D. Davey, A. N. Delbridge,. O. H. Eddy, Hugh Galbraith, T. Granville, J. J. Jackson, _ PRECINCT NO. 2. O, J. Brand, Dr, OC. L. Muller, Sidney Peard, E. W. Schmidt, J. M. Walling, O. CO. Conlan, John W. Clemo, John Dabb, Hugh Murchie, J. B, Foss, R. W. Gaylord, L.R. Goldsworthy, William Hooper, H. M. Cooper, W.L. Holman, J.H. Hutchison, Max Isoard, W. E. Johnston, J. H. Langmaa, J.G. Northey, Richard Plummer, Richard Sandow, Robert Tremaine, John Webber, T. H. Waters. PREOINOT NO. 3. I. OC. Lindley, G. J. Rector, ©. J. Naffziger, George A. Legg, J. F. Colley, 8. Lee Leiter, F. T. Niton, Henry Lane, Dr. O. Swayze, C. A. Grissel, J. F. Hook, Thomas Andrews, Obris Mallon, F. Gillet, J. H. Rogers, Charles Carveth, W. J. China, Wm. Walters Sr., John H. Eddy, William Floyd, Randolph Carter, J. S. Chivell, Samuel Clutter, C.D. Eastin, Mark Adams, George Calanan, Clint. Beightol, Fred Brinkman, T, H. Hicks, J. Wearn, Ed. Hartman, James Foley, Frank Guenther, John Harley, H. Metzenbaugher, R. H. Noell, R. J. Ronchi, J. A. Ramsey, T, O. Randall, P. G. Scadden, ©. Weisenburger, W. E. Young, A.B. Wolf, A. Giovanetti, T, M. Jewett, William Celio, Jas. Heckley Jr., Jobn RB. Hopkins, O. Manderscheid, Alex. Durbin, Taylor & Robinson . Office and Factory 519 Thirteenth St., Gakiaed A NOUBUE EVENT The Great ea pening Sale of Spring and Summer Goods at ROSENBERG BROS. This great event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. NEVADA THEATRE ONE NIGHT ONLY Friday, May 16th ae 46 ae 250, 50c, 76e. Mill Grass Vi cinds x Sets, d Sets, poons. ly Repaired Jeweler. Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia-Hill is offered at a bargain. Yerme part down and balahce on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf siness Locals. fe insurance see T. B. Gray. hoicest brands of whisky and 2 be found at W.J. BRITLA ND Chambers. Try them. tf and is now selling his famous t five cents a loaf at the Popury. Try itand you will alway nov6-tf want a good, cool drink .of he very best in town—drop ip Wm. Barry. m7-tf he best of everything in the hesend your orders to Naffziger sthalf and half can be found Council Obambers, corner of bd Pine Sts. Bots per glass. bd hot lunch will be served ight at William Harry’s saloon, fine and Spring. street. Cool d choice wines, liquors and Ways on hand. jall/-tf SR a SESE) of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. “ury will surely destroy the smell and completely derange . J le system when entering it ® mucous surfaces. Such should never be used except on tions from reputable phbysithe damage they will do is ten 800d yes can possibly dem them. Hall's Gutaseh lure, ured by F. J. Cheney & Oo. »Containg no “‘mereu internally, acting ditectly lood and mucous surfaces of *m. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Sure you get the genuine. It penny, a and made in ToCheney & Oo. by all Druggists, price 750 per Family Plils are the best. ———~ee--———_ the up-to-date ar Thomae ne better, For — at Rector Oren right eye keeps her bowels mo ber stomach in g x Seats now on sale: 3 FO Caves re ae and Goud Ub Marshmellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, Hard Candy piece BROLBY? = ree Commercial Street Nevada City. evey means at our command to bring together such We Have Used values and qualities as will cause this peg to be lon remembered, It’s the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying aa calculating. We have made exteasive improvements in our An Entire New Stock store and we are uow ready fr business. Our ie the largest and best selected in NorthNew Paper Department eru California. We carey all the latest novelties, and our prices are the very lowsst. Telephone 521. SSS ts we would recommend sou to buy no other than In Brussels Carpets “ROXBURY.” They are the best. In 3-plys the * Lowells.” We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. They will cost you no more than cheaper carpets. In Velvets and Axminster We ea: the largest and cheapest stock, the productions of Shirt Waists four of the best Se atanarh ta America. ‘hey cannot be beaten. All new. In fact our stock is Cueapinte: this season in every department. . We veh just received a fine line of. “Fals, Bats, Gloves, E: We have ae in all prices and sizes. Our stock” is one of the best in Nevada County and our prices as ‘low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small and strong enough to hold the heaviest man in the county. 2D Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. , Charles Ashbarn, . full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and 3. pe J. s. Gregory , meee . material of all kinds for hunters, to, ar wae: _J. Wright, , “te s Geo. B. Turner I 2 fwheat flowh, by the Hbiscuits us rocer we carry none but the best. Call and see them and get our prices, Ferleel Bakine Powder Money back if you don't like it. —— *#kkkkt— The Newest Styles in Hosiery New Grenadines ; New Taffeta Silk in all colors New Wash Taffetas New Wash Silk New [lercerized Ginghams _ New Lawns New Suisses" New Organdies New Linens New Linings New Laces. New Embroideries § New Ribbons Everything the latest, We invite you all to call whether you wish to purchase or not, of the fact that our customers are permanent ones, as they We Are Proud are aware cess are always on. and right. New goods received Daily at our store. Anything new in the market we are the first ones to get it. @@ Country orders solicited and promptly filled, Send for samples. ROSENBERG BROS. Chas. H. Eddy, Manager.’ 5 Pound Can... ef ALTER aeey 2% Pound Can’ 1 Pound Can.... aninideedicaeh ¥% Pound Can Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Henry Fuller, Sam Trevithick, Josiah Sims, Jobn Caldwell, ‘Riobard Dillon, 0. F. Brayton,

myself ot 18 did me am of Lanes weeks steady, Clear ag g 8 AS Snow, AB, F a Ci al the Hig dths al ads of . ome jd of Purp ully, t Gf sf Cel d beautifal d d Hats . ects for sini TRANSCRIPT, May 14, 1992 Gibbens of San Franeisco-is in ang is down from North BloomMerry and W. 8. Collins of n are in town. Waldron returned this mornjraniteville. Mass and wife of San Fran»here on a visit. Donaber arrived here from San o last evening. bbott-left last evening for Siley. .g, Ford has returned from noisco. 7 Roben and wife of an Fran» here on & Visit. ‘Wentworth of San Francisco »rto North San Juan this mornClara Willis has gone “to San several weeks’ vacaticn. “r The Committees vill Maxey of San Jose Is here on —_—_—— Tnterview Every Voter, . The Precinct Oommittees bantu in charge the High School matter held a meeting at the City Hall last night and much enthusiasm was manifested. It was the sentiment of the meeting that every one should do their utmost to carry the election by a large majority. The committees increased their naomber to twenty-five and over, in order that every voter in the district may be interviewed and convinced of the need of continuing the High legalize the present High School, and no new building will be asked for. +The presept-school will entirely lapse unless the propogition carries. A committee composed of G. Fischer, DOWN T0 BUSHES School. The movement is~simply to} ——— E. A. Moore, Fred Eilerman, J, O’Oonnel, George Levee, John Stevens, J. J. Schmidt, W, H. Orawford, J. M. Hadley, A. Hartung, W. G. Richards, Compton Gault, B. J. Simmons, D. BE. Morgan, W. D. Vinton,’ B, F, Snell. nesting News ens Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. ’ ae David Ashton, The Russel Comedy Company will open next Monday evening at the Nevada Theatre for a week's engagement. August Rapp.at his Brood street market ‘hag the finest Havana seedling oranges, besides a fresh stock of bananas, fruits, berries, etc,, at all times; Walter F. Parker, expert for the Eoglish returned lest evening n Francisco. W. Yeaw and son of Omega reast evening from the Bay and morning for their home, Farrell and L. O. Santer ef ocisco are in town. J. F. Colley, D. E. Morgan, Obris J. Naffziger and B. 8; Rector was appointed to interview the business men and ask them to donate their teams during the afternoon of the day of the election for the purpose of carrying dge left this morning: for San 80, e . Rendcost and D. H. Birdsall »from the Bay. Hamilton and wife of Hollister ona visit to Rector Brothers. Bristo left this afternoon for Arizona, where he has @ posia mine, Davis, who has been here on~a ber sister, Mrs. Wm, Holmes, dtoSan Francisco today. nd Mrs. B. Murphy returned Tunnel today. Worthley is down from Wash» B, Tully “will return to ton tomorrow. ssen, K. F. Kurst and B. ScheeBan Francisco arrived here on ning train, rintendent L. L. Myers is down orth Bloomfield. Francis is here om a visit from pn Juan. Dugan returned this morning ashington. ; \ nd Mrs. W. T. Harker returned ning from San Francisco and morning for their home at Hill. ntendent L. P. Peundstone bn Ridge arrived here last eveom San Franeisco and left this gfer the mine, amer Overdue oN, May 18—A dispatch rehere today from Lilyods agents goon, British Burmah, says that sh steamer Camorata, from } which is stated to have 650 voters to the polls. The mass meeting tomorrow evening at the Theatre will be called to order at 8 o’clock, and the urgent need of continuing the High School will be thoroughly discussed. ‘The speeches will be interspersed by several songs by the High School pupils, which have been eomposed by members of the school and are very appropriate to the occasion, They have also prepared several school yells which will be given during the evening. These contain admonitions to the voters upon State Board of Examiners, has handed in his resignation. He will engage in the real estate business in Los Angeles, The Olass of 1902 are diligently rehearsing “A Rival by Request; which they are to produce on Commencement Night. It is a very entertaining threeact comedy, and no doubt there will. be a large crowd to witness it. There will be a reunion of the members of the Methodist church of this city at the Parlors of the church on Friday evening, May 16th. All friends of the church are invited, A fine programme will be rendered corte the evening. Sweet and fragrant are the. extra mild Woodpecker Oigar, which “Giff” is new furnishing to his customers. These cigars are made right here at their duty toward the tewn and especially to its educational facilities, . Atthe High School mass meeting tomorrow night the Nevada City Band will be present and enliven the meeting. Ihe boys of the band have donated their: services, The following vice presidents have been chosen: W. A. Dennis, E. RB. Abadie, D. McFall, N. P. Brown, P, F. Simonds, L.L. Myers, . W. H. Bray, W. H. Dunlap, J.T. Morgan, John Dabb, Chas, Tredinnick, Wm. Maher, B. 8. Rector, Wm. Floyd, Fred Gourley. The following are the names of those selected for the different committees: PRECINOT NO. 1, Dr. I. L. Bowman, A. A. Attkieson, OC. W. Chapman, Mike Oraig, Henry Guenther, William Giffen, J.J. Hanley, 8S. W. Marsh, J.G. Neagle, William Peard, E. M., Preston, E. T, R. Powell, John Rafter, Rev. Josiah Sims, Rev. W. Angwin, Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rev. Father Clyne, W. W. Kirkham, J. M. Buffington, Dr. R. M. Hunt, A. Oharonnat, Henry Faller, I. B, Gray, Geo, E. Turner, home of the best grades cf tobacco and by white labor only. Every box has ‘the blue label. A young son of William Campbell, who resides near the Indian Campoodie, met with a singular accident yesterday. An elder brother was cutting wood with the aid of a steel wedge when a small piece flew and struck the boy id the chest, inflicting a painful wound, Dr. Muller attended him. Harry Rowe, with the Legg & Shaw Company, met with a painful accident the other night. He was helping an,. other employe with some work when a large iron hook fell from above them, the sharp point of the hook striking Mr, Rowe on the instep penetrating the foot. He will be confined to his home for several days. Husband on Salary If you are sick at heart and have the blues you should go and spend a few hours with Stephen Fitzpatrick and Louise Melrose and their excellent ompany im the funniest of all farce as callie oda of the Library TrasPb og held last night at the Citizens Trustee F. T. Nilon reported that thé deed to the Corcoran building had been made. cut -and signed by Thomas Corcoran and wife, and had been placed on record. A warrant for. $800 was drawn in favor of and handed over to Mr. Corcoran. 8. Lee Leiter reported that $405.35 had been collected to date, After am informal digcussion the Board mint to meet May 20th, Found Dead. Los Anartzs, May 18—O, A. Strahle, a plumber, whose home isin Anaheim, was found dead in a room in the Grand Central Hotel, 826 North Main Street. He had committed suicide by taking chloral, a bottle which ‘centaimed the drug being found in his pocket. It is supposed that Strahle became discouraged because of financial difficulties, and this, together with failing health, caused him to end his life. Bids For Fight. San Franoiwsco, May 18—Robert Fitzsimmons last night informed representatives of the press. that he would give James J. Jeffries two weeks in which to decide whether or not he wanted to battle for the heavyweight supremacy. He invites the clubs of this city and vicinity to put in bids for the contest. These bids must be sealed, and will be opened at the Central Theater on May 26th. Fitzsimmens wants Jeffries to put up $2500 as @ guarantee that he will accept the best bid made, The Population of Nevada City ‘ Is abort 6000, and we would say at least ore-half are troubled with some affection of the throat. and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 60c. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo eale at Rector Bros. HUSBAND ON. SALARY Full of Fun New Songs Clever Comedians 8 NEW SPECIALTIES 8 will be at the Downlevilie Nes.) From the Messenger—A purty of our bome folke left here Tuesday morning in a double buggy bound for Oakland and Sam Francisco, where they will spend several weeke enjoying the pleasures of metropolitan life and seeing the sights. The party consisted of Mrs. J, Kelley and daughter, Miss Maggie Kelley, Mrs. J. McDonald, Miss Emma Jenkins and Messrs. A. McGill and Ernest Farrell. They made the journey by way of Marysville. Frank L. Cole was in tou Tueeday. Mr. Cole and family are now living at Brown’s Valley. ‘The Mountain House is now in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnett who have just arrived from Kansas. Jas. Brady went: te Sierra City a few days ago to visit, M, H. Mead, who is still suffering from the effects of the fearfal experience through which he passed in the Keystone fire, Dr. F. M. Sponogle, H. B. McOormiek, John Glasson and W.T, Briggs of San Francisco have arrived st Forest to take steps in developing the Ma“. bel Mertz mine, which they have bonded. They will commence running a tunnel immediately, ander. the superintency of Mr. McCormick. Dr, Sponogle is also interested in opening the YubaMonarch quartz mine near the town of French Oorral, where a tunnel is being run to tap the ledge. Hon. Frank R. Wehe is closing up his business affairs in Sierra Oounty preparatery to taking up his fature home at San Andreas, whefe he will . practice law. Mr, Wehe is one of the very ablest lawyers in this State. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head} ache is gone. They cure neuralgia: 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf The prompt use of the famous Gilt Edge Whiskey, with quinine, at bedtime will break up the severest cold. Sold everywhere. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Franciseo, Cal., sole proprietors. CASTOR IA TA NGLEFOOT # Sure Death to all Bugs and Insects. Kills Instantly. CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE . Make Out Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. ‘May Reverse Il. ‘The decisive victory which the Grass Valleys gained over the Nevadas in the ball game last Sunday will have the effect of stimulating our boys to greater efforts. In the game next Sunday the same players will make up

the.Nevada nine, but their positions will be changed in which-they will appear to better advantage. If the weather will permit the boys will put in some hard practice atthe Park before Sunday. game next Sunday with an assurance that you will see a } cea, contest, Hand Operated On. You can attend the Dr. Maller operated on the hand of the 8-year-old son of John Ramsey today. The Transoript mentioned a few days ago of the boy falling on an upturned rake and puncturing his hand, which is now badly inflamed and swollen and it is feared that blood poisoning may. ue ’ The best of porter and beer always on draught at J. Brivtanp’s. Also the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Catches the germ well as ibid: Insect PowpEr GEO. res GAYLORD.@ SON Phone Main 551; Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal Nineteen Killed. " Lewnon, May 18—The weekly report of Lord Kitchener, received today, shows that nineteen Boera were killed, ‘six were wounded, eighty-two were made prisoners, nine surrendered, and 600._rifles, 157 wagons, 400 horses, and 4300 head of cattle fell into the hands of the British. Yale Defeated. New Haven, Oonn., May 13—Harvard defeated Yale last night in their annual intercollegiate debate. Harvard took the affirmative of the question, ‘Resolved, That the immigration of Chinege laborers to our insular possessions should be prohibited by law.” —— EEE *Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands have found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; —., gripe or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, ban ~ Worcestershire Mic. : Is a home product made in Oakland, fully the equal of ~ imported—prefe by man It is an agreeable addition to oups and Gravies and: is unexcelled ~ for flavoring Fish, Game and Meats. Try it, for you will like it. For sale in all the leading grocery stores throughout Oalifortis, and in Nevada Oity by P. G. SCADDEN xkx*«wrk Fresh Every Day. . Are wy Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put-on-a_cut is: Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drug store. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf In Vinton’s _ Show window there is a fine assortment of Toilet Soaps made by COLGATE, ROGER & GALLET, PINAUD, . A. & F. PEARS and many other manufacturers of equal Importance. Vinton's Pharmacy SS Fancy Dress Goods Spring Goods Shirt Waists them. We are daily receiving a fine line of— Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, etc. ‘They are all grand goods and are just the right thing. Call in and see It is no trouble to show them, and we feel certain you will buy of ue when you get our low prices, F. E. Pierce, H. O. Schroeder, T. Sharp, — W. iH. Tregallie, John Vail, A. H. Tickell, E. H. Barker, oO. E. Wild, ‘and the as For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of comedies, “A Husband on Salary,” at the Nevada Theatre, on Friday evening, May 16th, and you will certainly be relieved. hers on board, is eight days . SNELL C FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Leceermieeaeree ee Lumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we.treat you right— save you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. _ Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Electric Oars Pass P. F. Simonds, Fred Tredinnick, O. E. Tegler, Gustave Fischer, E. J. Rector, E. B. Power, Wn. J. Britland, J. J. Banuny, F, E. Brown, John Bacigalupi, R. P. Bowerman, George Coughlan, G. D. Davey, A. N. Delbridge,. O. H. Eddy, Hugh Galbraith, T. Granville, J. J. Jackson, _ PRECINCT NO. 2. O, J. Brand, Dr, OC. L. Muller, Sidney Peard, E. W. Schmidt, J. M. Walling, O. CO. Conlan, John W. Clemo, John Dabb, Hugh Murchie, J. B, Foss, R. W. Gaylord, L.R. Goldsworthy, William Hooper, H. M. Cooper, W.L. Holman, J.H. Hutchison, Max Isoard, W. E. Johnston, J. H. Langmaa, J.G. Northey, Richard Plummer, Richard Sandow, Robert Tremaine, John Webber, T. H. Waters. PREOINOT NO. 3. I. OC. Lindley, G. J. Rector, ©. J. Naffziger, George A. Legg, J. F. Colley, 8. Lee Leiter, F. T. Niton, Henry Lane, Dr. O. Swayze, C. A. Grissel, J. F. Hook, Thomas Andrews, Obris Mallon, F. Gillet, J. H. Rogers, Charles Carveth, W. J. China, Wm. Walters Sr., John H. Eddy, William Floyd, Randolph Carter, J. S. Chivell, Samuel Clutter, C.D. Eastin, Mark Adams, George Calanan, Clint. Beightol, Fred Brinkman, T, H. Hicks, J. Wearn, Ed. Hartman, James Foley, Frank Guenther, John Harley, H. Metzenbaugher, R. H. Noell, R. J. Ronchi, J. A. Ramsey, T, O. Randall, P. G. Scadden, ©. Weisenburger, W. E. Young, A.B. Wolf, A. Giovanetti, T, M. Jewett, William Celio, Jas. Heckley Jr., Jobn RB. Hopkins, O. Manderscheid, Alex. Durbin, Taylor & Robinson . Office and Factory 519 Thirteenth St., Gakiaed A NOUBUE EVENT The Great ea pening Sale of Spring and Summer Goods at ROSENBERG BROS. This great event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. NEVADA THEATRE ONE NIGHT ONLY Friday, May 16th ae 46 ae 250, 50c, 76e. Mill Grass Vi cinds x Sets, d Sets, poons. ly Repaired Jeweler. Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia-Hill is offered at a bargain. Yerme part down and balahce on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf siness Locals. fe insurance see T. B. Gray. hoicest brands of whisky and 2 be found at W.J. BRITLA ND Chambers. Try them. tf and is now selling his famous t five cents a loaf at the Popury. Try itand you will alway nov6-tf want a good, cool drink .of he very best in town—drop ip Wm. Barry. m7-tf he best of everything in the hesend your orders to Naffziger sthalf and half can be found Council Obambers, corner of bd Pine Sts. Bots per glass. bd hot lunch will be served ight at William Harry’s saloon, fine and Spring. street. Cool d choice wines, liquors and Ways on hand. jall/-tf SR a SESE) of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. “ury will surely destroy the smell and completely derange . J le system when entering it ® mucous surfaces. Such should never be used except on tions from reputable phbysithe damage they will do is ten 800d yes can possibly dem them. Hall's Gutaseh lure, ured by F. J. Cheney & Oo. »Containg no “‘mereu internally, acting ditectly lood and mucous surfaces of *m. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Sure you get the genuine. It penny, a and made in ToCheney & Oo. by all Druggists, price 750 per Family Plils are the best. ———~ee--———_ the up-to-date ar Thomae ne better, For — at Rector Oren right eye keeps her bowels mo ber stomach in g x Seats now on sale: 3 FO Caves re ae and Goud Ub Marshmellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, Hard Candy piece BROLBY? = ree Commercial Street Nevada City. evey means at our command to bring together such We Have Used values and qualities as will cause this peg to be lon remembered, It’s the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying aa calculating. We have made exteasive improvements in our An Entire New Stock store and we are uow ready fr business. Our ie the largest and best selected in NorthNew Paper Department eru California. We carey all the latest novelties, and our prices are the very lowsst. Telephone 521. SSS ts we would recommend sou to buy no other than In Brussels Carpets “ROXBURY.” They are the best. In 3-plys the * Lowells.” We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. They will cost you no more than cheaper carpets. In Velvets and Axminster We ea: the largest and cheapest stock, the productions of Shirt Waists four of the best Se atanarh ta America. ‘hey cannot be beaten. All new. In fact our stock is Cueapinte: this season in every department. .. We veh just received a fine line of.. “Fals, Bats, Gloves, E: We have ae in all prices and sizes. Our stock” is one of the best in Nevada County and our prices as ‘low as the lowest. We also have HAMMOCKS at all prices, large and small and strong enough to hold the heaviest man in the county. 2D Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc. , Charles Ashbarn, . full line of Powder, Shot, Caps, Gun Tools and 3. pe J. s. Gregory , meee . material of all kinds for hunters, to, ar wae: _J. Wright, , “te s Geo. B. Turner I 2 fwheat flowh, by the Hbiscuits us rocer we carry none but the best. Call and see them and get our prices, Ferleel Bakine Powder Money back if you don't like it.. —— *#kkkkt— The Newest Styles in Hosiery New Grenadines ; New Taffeta Silk in all colors New Wash Taffetas New Wash Silk New [lercerized Ginghams _ New Lawns New Suisses" New Organdies New Linens New Linings New Laces. New Embroideries § New Ribbons Everything the latest, We invite you all to call whether you wish to purchase or not, of the fact that our customers are permanent ones, as they We Are Proud are aware cess are always on. and right. New goods received Daily at our store. Anything new in the market we are the first ones to get it. @@ Country orders solicited and promptly filled, Send for samples. ROSENBERG BROS. Chas. H. Eddy, Manager.’ 5 Pound Can...... ef ALTER aeey 2% Pound Can’ 1 Pound Can....... aninideedicaeh ¥% Pound Can Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Henry Fuller, Sam Trevithick, Josiah Sims, Jobn Caldwell, ‘Riobard Dillon, 0. F. Brayton,