May 16, 1904 (4 pages)

pets, Ladiey . ® Lace ne : ollar i pos, Len Crash rae Hair ; a Belt, W Pillows Drawer me fan} White ang hiefe for ok and white City ION objects when © yes when 10 eyelida got with HEAD. MACY ————— ting at will become to ge* u satle are willing to hat that is be. > you are able styles. Nevada City, NY \M or an ust Proof re, Other Kk propor' prices, ad Street ley. an d best line er on display stock of Hats e very bandOEFT g's UORS Nevada Oity THE TRANSCRIPT. a on . MONDAY. Daily Record ofthe ceceesesee MAY 18, 1904 ERSONAL MENTION, Doings of Our People. ‘Mrs, Oasper Oobn and daughter, ss Fannie Uohn, arrived here last ening from San Francisco, on a visit ) Mr. and Mrs, Felix Gillett. ‘Geo, A, Gray returned thie, morning pm San Francisco, where be had n in attendance at the Grand Lodge ‘Odd Fellows. —. J. McOatchan and son returned Ban Francisco yesterday. ichard Phelan retarned to Sierra anty yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Canfield went to m Francisco yesterday. Mise Bertha Renfree left yesterday Ban Francisco on a visit. ), W. Porterfleld has returned from . Bay. mes Quick of Badger Hill was a to to this city yesterday. 8, King returned to North Bloome } yeoterday, after a brief visit to € Sonnty seat. ibert Searle, who is attending the ie Untversity at Berkeley, returned pe Saturday evening. He was acppanied by Harry Pond of Alameda. firs. Rebecca Butler, who has been ting at Alameda for several months, fived home Saturday evening. Japtain J. W. Morrell and son ard from San -Frasdcisco on Satury evening’s train. They went to ghany today. Miss Mabel Ivey has returned from ‘State University to spend her vacai in this city. . Mrs. Ralpb Maitland bas returned ima visit to her mother, Mrs. M. t lan, at Shady Oreek. . H. Mead arrived here from Sierra foty Satarday evening, en route to ta Oruz to attend the Democratic te convention. ire. Alice Evans and son left for Francisco yesterday, after a visit Telatives here. They were accomfied by Mrs. James Evans of OrBrd street, who will reside at the tropolis. . Mire. Jamee Hibe,a daughter of E. Tyler, and a well known miesiony, arrived here Satarday night, g. Kibe is the wife of James Eibe, 0 is a supervisor in Glenn county. .R. Eichler of North Bloomfield there yesterday for Bakersfield to tend. the Grand Lodge of the fights of Pythias. Dr. J. H. Gorsuch has returned from rip to the metropolis. BR. A. Keenan, who has been visiting § father-in-law, Fritz Meister, at ashington, left here for Kemerer, oming, yesterday morning. Mre, May Beck of Oakland, who has bn here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jepson, returned home yesterday. J. J. Jackson, Alex Hongell, John pkine, R. Stevens, W. Fisher, B. hton and George Tallon, who went Sacramento to attend the Red Men’s rnival, returned home last evening. loseph Gerarary is down from Gasa Ridge. EB. F. Bovee is here from Oakland. Neal Gallagher and wife arrived here sterday from San Francisco. M. Harris of Grass Valley left is morning for Washington. Major J 8. McBride came over from th San Jaan yesterday and left for p Francisco. . 8. Bigelow and T. Ournow are wn from Columbia Hill, . F. Eoglebright left yesterday for ) Republican State Convention, ol. Mather came down from the imbago mine today. . Scheumert, the cigar man is here m Sacramento. WV. Keesler aod wife of Dobbins are town. P, Clay, Mrs. T. Clay, Miss M. Olay i Miss Cluy are over from North p Juan. = LB. McOulla add E. P. McOalla sdown from Washington. W Special Sales Every Week China . Crockery Glassware Enamel Ware Household Goods -@ Watch Our @ : Stores. Prices Talk. It Pays to Trade Great American importing Tea Co DAILY LOGALNOTES Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. Owing tc the fact that it is the style for iadieg to wear high hats, in many churches inthe larger cities the request is made that they be removed. It is quite evident that a similar request will have to be made in this city, that ie, if there should happen to be a large congregation in attendance at any time, The ladies do not object té removing their hats at the theatre, and why should they object doing so at the churches ? People like to see the speaker but the high hats obstruct the view of about one-half of the congregation. No-dne can vote at the fall election unless their names are upon the New Great Register. Don’t. get left. Mrs, Fred Manegold, who has been a resident of Quaker Hill for the past thirty -five years, has removed to this city where she will henceforth make her home. P. T. Buzetti and G. Ouneo have been discharged as executors of the estate of John Carboni, deceased. County Superintendent of Schools J. G. O'Neill has returned: from Los Angeles, where he attended the convention of county and city superiatendents of schools. Justice George Coughlan united in marrisge Saturday night Charles Gore and Mies Maggie Brock. Both are este>med residents of North Bloomfield. Alex Hodge had a narrow escape from serious iojary in the Merrifield mine Saturday by b:ing caved on. A mass of dirt and rock came down, almost burying him up. He sustained serious bruises on the back, but they are not considered dangerous, Major P. F. Simends is having Robert Steger build an addition of tbree rooms to his home, while William Reynolde is renovating his home on Piety Hill. Saturday County Clerk Arbogest entered the default of the defendant to the complaint of plaintiff in the suit of Gertrude M. Ford, administratrix of the estate of Martin Ford, deceased, against the Grass Valley Gold Mining Company. It was asuit to quiet title to the Irish American mining claim at Grass Valley. A similar complaint was filed by Gertrude M. Ford on April 25th to qaiet title to the Hudson Bay Quartz mine, Emmett quartz mine and the Victory quartz mine. Default. was also entered in thie case, urday, Yesterday was 4 most delightful day and a great many people “took to the woods” to enjoy an outing. All of the charches were slimly attended, morning and evening, which wae very diecouraging to the preachers. At all of the hotels last evening the crowd was unusually large for the . grand Sunday dinners. which were. served to the guests. Do your eyes bother you ? Ifso, you should have them attended to at once. Whenthe eyes ache, smart or water and the eyelids get. inflamed often or when you. have pains in the eyeball and suffer with headaches you will do well to call on R. J. Bennetts at Vinton’s Pharmacy, The members of the Saturday After. noon Whist Club had an enjoyable afternoon with Miss Nora McArthur Satand ‘the b theeegeecey served were excellent. Mrs. H. Dickerman won the first prize and Mre, Myers Preston the second, E. J. Rector, chairman of the Invitation Committee for the Fourth of July celebration, has appointed the following on the committee: O. E. Olinch of Grass Valley, Andy Hampel of Sacramento, J. T. Doyle of Marysville, L 8. Calkins, Fred Searls, J. J. Jaokson, E.0. Uren, W. H. Martin, Herman Brand. Attorney Fred Searls, County Sarveyor W. W. Waggoner, and Henry Diener, W. D. Foster, W. L. Williamson, H. Kaler, W. H. Mead and other residents of Waehington were in Sacramento today at a hearing before the Register of the United States Land Office to prove their property in Washington was mineral in character. Members of Champion Oircle, Women of Woodcraft, had a pleasant time Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Joho. Werry on Prospect Hill. Fortune telling was one of the features of the evening, and created no eod of amusement. Refreshments were served. Ada B. Warren filed with the County Clerk Saturday a petition asking that she be appointed administratrix of the estate of her deceased father, G. A. Warren, who died in Yaba QOity, on September 6, 1897. The property in Nevada ‘tounty is valued at. $800. ‘William Hoffman bad his floger bedly mashed while at work In the Mountaineer mine Saturday. Commitice Meeting. The literery committee appointed in connection with the Fourth of July celabration met at the Nevada County Bank vesterday afternoon. Efforts are being put forward to secure a distinguished orator for tbe coming oc casion, and bis name will be given out soon. The invitation committee also held a meeting yesterday afternoon. They will send out invitations as soon as the orator is selected. ee ee IN NEVADA CITY. Every Claim Is Backed By Local Testimony. Tae Ifthe reader wants stronger proof than the following statement and experience of a resident of Nevada City, what can it be? W.G. Richards, groceries and provisions, Broad street, next door to the City Hall, says: “Some months ago I was so lame across the small of my back that I was forced to send a note to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills. It was an impossibility for me to stoop and what caused the trouble was 80 great a mystery as to what to do to get rid of the annoyacce. The treatment of Doan’s Kidney Pills effectually stopped the backache and it did not require the entire contents of the box. I gave the balance to a miner, a friend of mine, who has taken a course of the treatment since and undoubted relief followed.” Sold for 50 cents per, box by all dealers. Foster-Milbarn Oo. Buffalo, N. Y., cole agents for the United States. take no substitute. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, Sale of LOL. An undivided three-quarter interest in portion of lot 18 block 386, Grass Valley, property of the Rodda minors, was sold at private sale today to William Sampson for $600, Will Meet Tonighi. The general committee of seventeen who have the coming Fourth of July celebration in hand will meet at the . “Pine Street, Nevada City. : Remember the name—Doan’s—and . ’ Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Ooart today, Judge F. I. Nilon presiding: In the matter of, the estate and guardianship of Eugene, John and Josephine Williams, minors. Petition having been filed by William WilHames to be appointed guardian of the estate of the above minors, aod a like petition having been filed by Manuel Ignasico to be appointed guardian of Josephine Williams. All the relatives of the minors, residing iu the county being present in ‘court, O. W. Kitts appearing for pettioner Williams and J, M. Walling appearing for petitioner Manuel Ignasicos. William Williams was granted the guardianship of Eugene and John and Manuel Ignasico was granted the guerdianship of Josephine, dpon filing a bond in the sum of $400 each. Birce & Smart vs, Auburn Lamber Company. Order transferring the cage to Placer c-uanty for trial. M A. Bennallack vs. W. G. Richards. Trial of cause continued until Thursday, May 19th, at 10 o’clock a, m. THE PLACE TO GO. —_———— » Doesyour wife love amusement? Then send her out for an evening, or what is the matter with yoa escorting her to see that funny comedy, “A Wise Woman?” Yon will enjoy it, and it will remove that tired look from her face. You will both be the mee for it, ——--++-+-+ee One-Sided Game. The baseball game at Glenbrook Park yesterday between the Valleye, composed of the pick of the best players of our sister city, and the Auroras, also of Grass Valley, proved a disappointment to the large crowd which witnessed it. The game was so one-sided that many of the enthasiasts became disgusted and left for home. The Grass Valleys were victorious by a score of 22 to 4. Six of the housekeeping questions are settled: baking-powder spices flavoring extracts soda tea coffee and settled for good. ’ Schilling’s Best at your of the committees sppointed to a @. reception for the delegates . ‘the be seman of the State Republican vention. The delegates to be included in the reception are those from Plumas, Sierra, Placer and: Nevada counties, and the following subcommittees have been appointed: —. Hall and Refreshments—W. H. Freeman, W. G. Lord, Ed. Nathen, BR. J. Heres Frank Hui, W. #H. Morgan, A. J, Argall. Music—S. J. Prisk. Band—M., W. Argall, W. H. Dunlap. Reception. Committee. Theo, H. Wilhelm, Dr. EB. Jamieson, M. W. Argall, W. P. Michell, B. Picare L. Gill, Ed, F. Whiting, A: J. Argall, John BR. Martin, . Pte iker, O. Temby, J. Hicks, D. »-W. D. Harris, Jas, N. Richards, Jobo Kelly, Geo. Lehman, Henry Luke, George Perkins, D. B, Marwick, Jadge .F, T. Nilon, A. B. Tarner, Dr. 0. W. Ohapman, N. P. Brown, F. L. Arbogast, L. 8. Calkins, John Werry, Meyere. . Preston, W. H. Dunlap, H. J. Wright, Henry Williame, W. J. Moyle, Frank R. Walker, W. H. Morgan, J. F. Tre~ bileox, G. W. West, Thomas Logram, . ’ W. G. Bray, Hon. Wm. George, F. G. Beatty, W. A. Olinch, Dr, .S, M. Hat® tis, John Paecue,T. T. Michell, W. B. Van Orden, F. J. Thomas, Ralph Gaylord, James J. Hanley, J. M, Hadley. If you want the very best of beer, or eny Grink of a No.1 quality drop in wmillof the Truckee Lam. is expected to begin. op . Monday. There will be a big of additional men put to work the mill starts and Truckee’s pivopertty will be teseesend. The fast melting snow has causéd almost the highest water of the season and it is expected to continue to rise. Yesterday the middle pier of the Schaffea flame which spans the river below town went out causing a damage of “A bandred people came up from San Frandisco Thorsday * morning and went to Lake Tahoe on the narrow gauge. Inthe party were the managers and help thet will condact the big resorts thie summer.—Republican. The landing of the cable mate manifest care, thought and toil, Did you thiok of that? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” do you think of the care, skill and effort that the making calle for? Well, you do enjoy it, and that’s the main thing. To Organize a Club A movement is on foot to erganize a first-class baseball club fa this city and @ meeting will be held in a few fdays for that purpose. All that is needed ig s pitcher, and it 19 the intention to get a good one from the outside. Howard Loveland of the Popular Bakery, has already been selected and see Wm, Harry. tf at TREE os Manager. Mining Noles. Last Saturday Oaptein J. W. Morrell for the Alleghany Mining Company made to Messrs. J, F. and BE F. Bovee and J. 8. King of North Bloomfield the final payment on the purchage price of $10,000 for the Telegraph gravel claim of 160 acres. The traneaction took place in this city, and % gives the Alleghany company 1100 acres of land lyicg in one body along the Red, Blue and Keystone channele The working force is to be increased under the foremansbip of.J. F. Bovee. Thore are connected withthe claims mentioned some valuable water righte., heading in Kanaka ravine, and it is Claimed tbat 11,000 horsepower can be produced the year around. There are seventeen men employed at the Spanish Ridge mine, in the Washington district, anda tunnel to @ oss-cutthe ledge Is under way. -It is thought that the new tannel will tap the ledge. ata distance of 150 feet more. Superintendent Harry Egan may decide to enlarge the milling plant in July, The mill has twenty stamps pow and it is quite likely that twenty more will be added. Good ore is being crushed right along. + 0@e -—Excursion (0 Reno. An excursion will bs ran to Reno, Nevada, from San Francisco on Friday, May 20th. The object ia a real estate sale at the new town of Sparks, about two miles tothe east of Reno, where large railroad shops are being constructed. jet 8t. & ats. Thie means photographs : Drinks, and you can depend that they Possibly the Utah Salntsare merely eolving the servant girl problem by marrying the best cooks and_ giving them a home, Talking about-that ‘projected horse parade, it is to be rem embered that the horee can always say ‘‘shoe” to an auto, Kicks about beat are about due. Tt hae been discovered in Baltimore that the last winter in that city was the coldest in 87 years, It was also ‘the hottest ever known in ite history ; ; ‘at least it had the biggest fire. £ There is a great exhibition of rogues of people who have once been caught Ge rogues ; ithas.nothing to do with the famous St. Louis boodlers, Only three years ago Judge Alton B, Parker wrote; “I have no ambition whatever for political «office, whether executive or legislative.” He appears to be a philosopher which the result of the nextelection will not disturb in the least, If the torpedo proves to be the coming naval weopon of warfare, as some experte anticipate, England and her big fleet may be {injured under the fifth rib. It will be remarkable if all the big war ships are to torn turtle and become shenkete, A Sure Thing. It ie said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that ia not altogether true. Dr King’s New Diacovwr for Consumption is a sure cure for all lupg and throat troubles. T-ousande can testify tothat. Mrs. 0. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe case of Bronchitie and for a year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery then roel me absolately.” It’s infallible alates! Whooping Oough, Grip, Poeumon and Consumption. Try it. ce ie rll 7 +h D. Vinton, raggia' tial bottles free. sizes 50c, $1 00, Rex: SRS Wao. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazoy Od $5 Phe. Fred tslidenoien de ia has io his possession an old five dollar piece, it having been coined in 1885. He hae had the cola for several years and highly prizes it. How’s This? . We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that eannot be cared by Hall’s Oatarrh oe Com PF. J OHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. We, the unders have knowa F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. . West & Truax, Wholesale Dru + Watoine, Kirwan & Manvas, Whole. sale Dra Toledo, 0. Hall’s Oatarrh Oure is internally acting ‘directly 9g the blood and mucous services of Prive The gor Testimonials sent free, Hall’s Family Pills ax are the ‘beat. bottle. Sold by all drag Choice Flowers, E. 8S. Parke, Welle-Fargo & Oo's local agent, is prepared to receive ordera for all kinds of floral Pleces. . He has been appointed agent tor” Sievers & Boland, No, 88 Post street, San Francisco, which is one of the leading floral concerns at the Bay, Everything in their line is furnished just as the order directs, and the prices cannot be beat. Place your orders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance, California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Emil Frese’s purse relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs, Its action ig mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 260, are mixed properly. The accomm odations, the equalled by any hotel in Northern CaliExcelienl ‘Musie. The Boye’ Band, under the leadership of Profeesor Richard Veale, which bas been organized but little over a year, furnished such excellent music yesterday afternoon, that the people who were fortunate enough to hear them were delighted. The melody in particular touched the hearts of the listeners. Much credit is due Mr. Veale for the achievement of the young meo and Manager Duaolap should be proud of his boys. BOHEMIAN ‘Kune oF BEERS SOLD EVERYWHERE. Hotel Netherland 18 Turk Street Near Market St., San Francisco, Cal grocer’s; moneyback. City Hall thie evening. Rates 75c per Day up. Summer 15 Comin Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer Disinfectants es, em PALMER & JORNSON, Wholeeale-and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Dickerman’s. . WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you For inetance take a look at the watch that Tam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteéd for bard usage, Waltbam movement for Only $6.00. It is solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Cxpert Wateh Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Oorner of Pine and Oommercial streets Delbridge Building. In Larger Quarters NCREASE in bueiness bag demanded larger quariers. These we have found, and are better prepared than ever to furnish the only reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. K>member there is but one way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, and remember also, that we have the ooh system of Abstracts in the Byery thing Strictly High Class. BROAD STREET wrt ABSTRACTS furnished on skort notice and at reasonable rates. Oar offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company 12 Commercial St. *Phone Main 411 for nia. cuisine at the National are not QTEL and one HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY service and the AND gore, Horne ANNES 4, 017% Electric lights Hot and cold water ee call bells, Bath Room Suits in the building. , telezraph stage et and bank “THE . HOME OF 'GOOD LIVERS” SanaESSERSIna ———————— Del Monte Self-Baising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Rasing Flap Jack Fla 15 Cents per package An order from you would We have just received a ‘large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the]warm weather. be appreciated. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Country orders promptly attended;to. Ohe Bee Ste Srocery Commercial Street New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload paper, linoleom and Mattings. Call and get our prices, ots, Wall Paper, Linoleums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting styles in carpete, wal of all the lateat No trouble to show! ROSENBERG_ BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Che Best in town. the leading brands of NEV Oar wines and liqaors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, a Hiehly Covered end» and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. Al) Oigars also kept, aaa eLHE OW

pets, Ladiey . ® Lace ne : ollar i pos, Len Crash rae Hair ; a Belt, W Pillows Drawer me fan} White ang hiefe for ok and white City ION objects when © yes when 10 eyelida got with HEAD. MACY ————— ting at will become to ge* u satle are willing to hat that is be. > you are able styles. Nevada City, NY \M or an ust Proof re, Other Kk propor' prices, ad Street ley.. an d best line er on display stock of Hats e very bandOEFT g's UORS Nevada Oity THE TRANSCRIPT. a on . MONDAY.. Daily Record ofthe ceceesesee MAY 18, 1904 ERSONAL MENTION, Doings of Our People. ‘Mrs, Oasper Oobn and daughter, ss Fannie Uohn, arrived here last ening from San Francisco, on a visit ) Mr. and Mrs, Felix Gillett. ‘Geo, A, Gray returned thie, morning pm San Francisco, where be had n in attendance at the Grand Lodge ‘Odd Fellows. —. J. McOatchan and son returned Ban Francisco yesterday. ichard Phelan retarned to Sierra anty yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Canfield went to m Francisco yesterday. Mise Bertha Renfree left yesterday Ban Francisco on a visit. ), W. Porterfleld has returned from . Bay. mes Quick of Badger Hill was a to to this city yesterday. 8, King returned to North Bloome } yeoterday, after a brief visit to € Sonnty seat. ibert Searle, who is attending the ie Untversity at Berkeley, returned pe Saturday evening. He was acppanied by Harry Pond of Alameda. firs. Rebecca Butler, who has been ting at Alameda for several months, fived home Saturday evening. Japtain J. W. Morrell and son ard from San -Frasdcisco on Satury evening’s train. They went to ghany today. Miss Mabel Ivey has returned from ‘State University to spend her vacai in this city. . Mrs. Ralpb Maitland bas returned ima visit to her mother, Mrs. M. t lan, at Shady Oreek. . H. Mead arrived here from Sierra foty Satarday evening, en route to ta Oruz to attend the Democratic te convention. ire. Alice Evans and son left for Francisco yesterday, after a visit Telatives here. They were accomfied by Mrs. James Evans of OrBrd street, who will reside at the tropolis. . Mire. Jamee Hibe,a daughter of E. Tyler, and a well known miesiony, arrived here Satarday night, g. Kibe is the wife of James Eibe, 0 is a supervisor in Glenn county. .R. Eichler of North Bloomfield there yesterday for Bakersfield to tend. the Grand Lodge of the fights of Pythias. Dr. J. H. Gorsuch has returned from rip to the metropolis. BR. A. Keenan, who has been visiting § father-in-law, Fritz Meister, at ashington, left here for Kemerer, oming, yesterday morning. Mre, May Beck of Oakland, who has bn here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jepson, returned home yesterday. J. J. Jackson, Alex Hongell, John pkine, R. Stevens, W. Fisher, B. hton and George Tallon, who went Sacramento to attend the Red Men’s rnival, returned home last evening. loseph Gerarary is down from Gasa Ridge. EB. F. Bovee is here from Oakland. Neal Gallagher and wife arrived here sterday from San Francisco. M. Harris of Grass Valley left is morning for Washington. Major J 8. McBride came over from th San Jaan yesterday and left for p Francisco. . 8. Bigelow and T. Ournow are wn from Columbia Hill, . F. Eoglebright left yesterday for ) Republican State Convention, ol. Mather came down from the imbago mine today. . Scheumert, the cigar man is here m Sacramento. WV. Keesler aod wife of Dobbins are town. P, Clay, Mrs. T. Clay, Miss M. Olay i Miss Cluy are over from North p Juan. = LB. McOulla add E. P. McOalla sdown from Washington. W Special Sales Every Week China . Crockery Glassware Enamel Ware Household Goods -@ Watch Our @ : Stores. Prices Talk. It Pays to Trade Great American importing Tea Co DAILY LOGALNOTES Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. Owing tc the fact that it is the style for iadieg to wear high hats, in many churches inthe larger cities the request is made that they be removed. It is quite evident that a similar request will have to be made in this city, that ie, if there should happen to be a large congregation in attendance at any time, The ladies do not object té removing their hats at the theatre, and why should they object doing so at the churches ? People like to see the speaker but the high hats obstruct the view of about one-half of the congregation. No-dne can vote at the fall election unless their names are upon the New Great Register. Don’t. get left. Mrs, Fred Manegold, who has been a resident of Quaker Hill for the past thirty -five years, has removed to this city where she will henceforth make her home. P. T. Buzetti and G. Ouneo have been discharged as executors of the estate of John Carboni, deceased. County Superintendent of Schools J. G. O'Neill has returned: from Los Angeles, where he attended the convention of county and city superiatendents of schools. Justice George Coughlan united in marrisge Saturday night Charles Gore and Mies Maggie Brock. Both are este>med residents of North Bloomfield. Alex Hodge had a narrow escape from serious iojary in the Merrifield mine Saturday by b:ing caved on. A mass of dirt and rock came down, almost burying him up. He sustained serious bruises on the back, but they are not considered dangerous, Major P. F. Simends is having Robert Steger build an addition of tbree rooms to his home, while William Reynolde is renovating his home on Piety Hill. Saturday County Clerk Arbogest entered the default of the defendant to the complaint of plaintiff in the suit of Gertrude M. Ford, administratrix of the estate of Martin Ford, deceased, against the Grass Valley Gold Mining Company. It was asuit to quiet title to the Irish American mining claim at Grass Valley. A similar complaint was filed by Gertrude M. Ford on April 25th to qaiet title to the Hudson Bay Quartz mine, Emmett quartz mine and the Victory quartz mine. Default. was also entered in thie case, urday, Yesterday was 4 most delightful day and a great many people “took to the woods” to enjoy an outing. All of the charches were slimly attended, morning and evening, which wae very diecouraging to the preachers. At all of the hotels last evening the crowd was unusually large for the . grand Sunday dinners. which were. served to the guests. Do your eyes bother you ? Ifso, you should have them attended to at once. Whenthe eyes ache, smart or water and the eyelids get. inflamed often or when you. have pains in the eyeball and suffer with headaches you will do well to call on R. J. Bennetts at Vinton’s Pharmacy, The members of the Saturday After. noon Whist Club had an enjoyable afternoon with Miss Nora McArthur Satand ‘the b theeegeecey served were excellent. Mrs. H. Dickerman won the first prize and Mre, Myers Preston the second, E. J. Rector, chairman of the Invitation Committee for the Fourth of July celebration, has appointed the following on the committee: O. E. Olinch of Grass Valley, Andy Hampel of Sacramento, J. T. Doyle of Marysville, L 8. Calkins, Fred Searls, J. J. Jaokson, E.0. Uren, W. H. Martin, Herman Brand. Attorney Fred Searls, County Sarveyor W. W. Waggoner, and Henry Diener, W. D. Foster, W. L. Williamson, H. Kaler, W. H. Mead and other residents of Waehington were in Sacramento today at a hearing before the Register of the United States Land Office to prove their property in Washington was mineral in character. Members of Champion Oircle, Women of Woodcraft, had a pleasant time Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Joho. Werry on Prospect Hill. Fortune telling was one of the features of the evening, and created no eod of amusement. Refreshments were served. Ada B. Warren filed with the County Clerk Saturday a petition asking that she be appointed administratrix of the estate of her deceased father, G. A. Warren, who died in Yaba QOity, on September 6, 1897. The property in Nevada ‘tounty is valued at. $800. ‘William Hoffman bad his floger bedly mashed while at work In the Mountaineer mine Saturday. Commitice Meeting. The literery committee appointed in connection with the Fourth of July celabration met at the Nevada County Bank vesterday afternoon. Efforts are being put forward to secure a distinguished orator for tbe coming oc casion, and bis name will be given out soon. The invitation committee also held a meeting yesterday afternoon. They will send out invitations as soon as the orator is selected. ee ee IN NEVADA CITY. Every Claim Is Backed By Local Testimony. Tae Ifthe reader wants stronger proof than the following statement and experience of a resident of Nevada City, what can it be? W.G. Richards, groceries and provisions, Broad street, next door to the City Hall, says: “Some months ago I was so lame across the small of my back that I was forced to send a note to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills. It was an impossibility for me to stoop and what caused the trouble was 80 great a mystery as to what to do to get rid of the annoyacce. The treatment of Doan’s Kidney Pills effectually stopped the backache and it did not require the entire contents of the box. I gave the balance to a miner, a friend of mine, who has taken a course of the treatment since and undoubted relief followed.” Sold for 50 cents per, box by all dealers. Foster-Milbarn Oo. Buffalo, N. Y., cole agents for the United States. take no substitute. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, Sale of LOL. An undivided three-quarter interest in portion of lot 18 block 386, Grass Valley, property of the Rodda minors, was sold at private sale today to William Sampson for $600, Will Meet Tonighi. The general committee of seventeen who have the coming Fourth of July celebration in hand will meet at the . “Pine Street, Nevada City. : Remember the name—Doan’s—and . ’ Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Ooart today, Judge F. I. Nilon presiding: In the matter of, the estate and guardianship of Eugene, John and Josephine Williams, minors. Petition having been filed by William WilHames to be appointed guardian of the estate of the above minors, aod a like petition having been filed by Manuel Ignasico to be appointed guardian of Josephine Williams. All the relatives of the minors, residing iu the county being present in ‘court, O. W. Kitts appearing for pettioner Williams and J, M. Walling appearing for petitioner Manuel Ignasicos. William Williams was granted the guardianship of Eugene and John and Manuel Ignasico was granted the guerdianship of Josephine, dpon filing a bond in the sum of $400 each. Birce & Smart vs, Auburn Lamber Company. Order transferring the cage to Placer c-uanty for trial. M A. Bennallack vs. W. G. Richards. Trial of cause continued until Thursday, May 19th, at 10 o’clock a, m. THE PLACE TO GO. —_———— » Doesyour wife love amusement?

Then send her out for an evening, or what is the matter with yoa escorting her to see that funny comedy, “A Wise Woman?” Yon will enjoy it, and it will remove that tired look from her face. You will both be the mee for it, ——--++-+-+ee One-Sided Game. The baseball game at Glenbrook Park yesterday between the Valleye, composed of the pick of the best players of our sister city, and the Auroras, also of Grass Valley, proved a disappointment to the large crowd which witnessed it. The game was so one-sided that many of the enthasiasts became disgusted and left for home. The Grass Valleys were victorious by a score of 22 to 4. Six of the housekeeping questions are settled: baking-powder spices flavoring extracts soda tea coffee and settled for good. ’ Schilling’s Best at your of the committees sppointed to a @. reception for the delegates . ‘the be seman of the State Republican vention. The delegates to be included in the reception are those from Plumas, Sierra, Placer and: Nevada counties, and the following subcommittees have been appointed: —. Hall and Refreshments—W. H. Freeman, W. G. Lord, Ed. Nathen, BR. J. Heres Frank Hui, W. #H. Morgan, A. J, Argall. Music—S. J. Prisk. Band—M., W. Argall, W. H. Dunlap. Reception. Committee. Theo, H. Wilhelm, Dr. EB. Jamieson, M. W. Argall, W. P. Michell, B. Picare L. Gill, Ed, F. Whiting, A: J. Argall, John BR. Martin, . Pte iker, O. Temby, J. Hicks, D. »-W. D. Harris, Jas, N. Richards, Jobo Kelly, Geo. Lehman, Henry Luke, George Perkins, D. B, Marwick, Jadge .F, T. Nilon, A. B. Tarner, Dr. 0. W. Ohapman, N. P. Brown, F. L. Arbogast, L. 8. Calkins, John Werry, Meyere. . Preston, W. H. Dunlap, H. J. Wright, Henry Williame, W. J. Moyle, Frank R. Walker, W. H. Morgan, J. F. Tre~ bileox, G. W. West, Thomas Logram, . ’ W. G. Bray, Hon. Wm. George, F. G. Beatty, W. A. Olinch, Dr, .S, M. Hat® tis, John Paecue,T. T. Michell, W. B. Van Orden, F. J. Thomas, Ralph Gaylord, James J. Hanley, J. M, Hadley. If you want the very best of beer, or eny Grink of a No.1 quality drop in wmillof the Truckee Lam. is expected to begin. op . Monday. There will be a big of additional men put to work the mill starts and Truckee’s pivopertty will be teseesend. The fast melting snow has causéd almost the highest water of the season and it is expected to continue to rise. Yesterday the middle pier of the Schaffea flame which spans the river below town went out causing a damage of “A bandred people came up from San Frandisco Thorsday * morning and went to Lake Tahoe on the narrow gauge. Inthe party were the managers and help thet will condact the big resorts thie summer.—Republican. The landing of the cable mate manifest care, thought and toil, Did you thiok of that? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” do you think of the care, skill and effort that the making calle for? Well, you do enjoy it, and that’s the main thing. To Organize a Club A movement is on foot to erganize a first-class baseball club fa this city and @ meeting will be held in a few fdays for that purpose. All that is needed ig s pitcher, and it 19 the intention to get a good one from the outside. Howard Loveland of the Popular Bakery, has already been selected and see Wm, Harry. tf at TREE os Manager. Mining Noles. Last Saturday Oaptein J. W. Morrell for the Alleghany Mining Company made to Messrs. J, F. and BE F. Bovee and J. 8. King of North Bloomfield the final payment on the purchage price of $10,000 for the Telegraph gravel claim of 160 acres. The traneaction took place in this city, and % gives the Alleghany company 1100 acres of land lyicg in one body along the Red, Blue and Keystone channele The working force is to be increased under the foremansbip of.J. F. Bovee. Thore are connected withthe claims mentioned some valuable water righte., heading in Kanaka ravine, and it is Claimed tbat 11,000 horsepower can be produced the year around. There are seventeen men employed at the Spanish Ridge mine, in the Washington district, anda tunnel to @ oss-cutthe ledge Is under way. -It is thought that the new tannel will tap the ledge. ata distance of 150 feet more. Superintendent Harry Egan may decide to enlarge the milling plant in July, The mill has twenty stamps pow and it is quite likely that twenty more will be added. Good ore is being crushed right along. + 0@e -—Excursion (0 Reno. An excursion will bs ran to Reno, Nevada, from San Francisco on Friday, May 20th. The object ia a real estate sale at the new town of Sparks, about two miles tothe east of Reno, where large railroad shops are being constructed. jet 8t. & ats. Thie means photographs : Drinks, and you can depend that they Possibly the Utah Salntsare merely eolving the servant girl problem by marrying the best cooks and_ giving them a home, Talking about-that ‘projected horse parade, it is to be rem embered that the horee can always say ‘‘shoe” to an auto, Kicks about beat are about due. Tt hae been discovered in Baltimore that the last winter in that city was the coldest in 87 years, It was also ‘the hottest ever known in ite history ; ; ‘at least it had the biggest fire. £ There is a great exhibition of rogues of people who have once been caught Ge rogues ; ithas.nothing to do with the famous St. Louis boodlers, Only three years ago Judge Alton B, Parker wrote; “I have no ambition whatever for political «office, whether executive or legislative.” He appears to be a philosopher which the result of the nextelection will not disturb in the least, If the torpedo proves to be the coming naval weopon of warfare, as some experte anticipate, England and her big fleet may be {injured under the fifth rib. It will be remarkable if all the big war ships are to torn turtle and become shenkete, A Sure Thing. It ie said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that ia not altogether true. Dr King’s New Diacovwr for Consumption is a sure cure for all lupg and throat troubles. T-ousande can testify tothat. Mrs. 0. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe case of Bronchitie and for a year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery then roel me absolately.” It’s infallible alates! Whooping Oough, Grip, Poeumon and Consumption. Try it. ce ie rll 7 +h D. Vinton, raggia' tial bottles free. sizes 50c, $1 00, Rex: SRS Wao. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazoy Od $5 Phe. Fred tslidenoien de ia has io his possession an old five dollar piece, it having been coined in 1885. He hae had the cola for several years and highly prizes it. How’s This? . We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that eannot be cared by Hall’s Oatarrh oe Com PF. J OHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. We, the unders have knowa F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. . West & Truax, Wholesale Dru + Watoine, Kirwan & Manvas, Whole. sale Dra Toledo, 0. Hall’s Oatarrh Oure is internally acting ‘directly 9g the blood and mucous services of Prive The gor Testimonials sent free, Hall’s Family Pills ax are the ‘beat. bottle. Sold by all drag Choice Flowers, E. 8S. Parke, Welle-Fargo & Oo's local agent, is prepared to receive ordera for all kinds of floral Pleces. . He has been appointed agent tor” Sievers & Boland, No, 88 Post street, San Francisco, which is one of the leading floral concerns at the Bay, Everything in their line is furnished just as the order directs, and the prices cannot be beat. Place your orders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance, California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Emil Frese’s purse relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs, Its action ig mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 260, are mixed properly. The accomm odations, the equalled by any hotel in Northern CaliExcelienl ‘Musie. The Boye’ Band, under the leadership of Profeesor Richard Veale, which bas been organized but little over a year, furnished such excellent music yesterday afternoon, that the people who were fortunate enough to hear them were delighted. The melody in particular touched the hearts of the listeners. Much credit is due Mr. Veale for the achievement of the young meo and Manager Duaolap should be proud of his boys. BOHEMIAN ‘Kune oF BEERS SOLD EVERYWHERE. Hotel Netherland 18 Turk Street Near Market St., San Francisco, Cal grocer’s; moneyback. City Hall thie evening. Rates 75c per Day up. Summer 15 Comin Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer Disinfectants es, em PALMER & JORNSON, Wholeeale-and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Dickerman’s. . WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you For inetance take a look at the watch that Tam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteéd for bard usage, Waltbam movement for Only $6.00.. It is solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Cxpert Wateh Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Oorner of Pine and Oommercial streets Delbridge Building. In Larger Quarters NCREASE in bueiness bag demanded larger quariers. These we have found, and are better prepared than ever to furnish the only reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. K>member there is but one way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, and remember also, that we have the ooh system of Abstracts in the Byery thing Strictly High Class. BROAD STREET wrt ABSTRACTS furnished on skort notice and at reasonable rates. Oar offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company 12 Commercial St. *Phone Main 411 for nia. cuisine at the National are not QTEL and one HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY service and the AND gore, Horne ANNES 4, 017% Electric lights Hot and cold water ee call bells, Bath Room Suits in the building. , telezraph stage et and bank “THE . HOME OF 'GOOD LIVERS” SanaESSERSIna ———————— Del Monte Self-Baising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Rasing Flap Jack Fla 15 Cents per package An order from you would We have just received a ‘large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the]warm weather. be appreciated. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Country orders promptly attended;to. Ohe Bee Ste Srocery Commercial Street New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload paper, linoleom and Mattings. Call and get our prices, ots, Wall Paper, Linoleums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting styles in carpete, wal of all the lateat No trouble to show! ROSENBERG_ BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Che Best in town.. the leading brands of NEV Oar wines and liqaors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, a Hiehly Covered end» and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. Al) Oigars also kept, aaa eLHE OW