May 21, 1904 (4 pages)

felt oa ates Hair . Bonnets lgrents aCe ites” ns. eady to ile) usiin rote arc re i Pad Ace How, . Belts, white ang \dkerchiefs for tte, black and whi la Cit RS Matured, VISION » small objects " close the eyes why r und the eyelids . suffer with HEAD. 'S ARMACY Getting al? hatthat will becom . But to ger a sath @ you are willinghi ion. get a hat that ish he price you ere abi 7 latest styles, ner of Nevada Oity, treet. ey «THAM or a el Dust Proof r store, Other Clock propor et our prices, Broad Street s Valley. » finest and best line ERY ever on display 1dsome stock of ear Rats de somé very hand: R HOEFT g . Hartang’s LIQUORS op in and ep sigars @ i Street, Nevada City lt Traveling Men. to Gommer. st ent trade. . . SATURDAY.. PSU HEATON Daily Record of the ‘ THE TRANSCRIPT. . MAY 21, 1904} Doings of Our People. ’Mre. G, Ramelli is on the sick list. PE. Ayres of Oolumbia Hill was ip pwn last evening. j ‘Mrs. Beardsley-{e ill at her home on Miroad avenue, ; Musich was here from the Cem: D House last night. Mrs, Stevens is confined to her inde ; Boulder street on account of, inD istrict Attorney W. 1. Redding of ra county arrived last evening bm San Francisco, en route to his ime, Lloyd Rassell, who is engaged to ch for the baseball nine, will arrive nday. Dr. H. L. Ross arrived here from in Francisco on last evening’s train id left for his home at North San ian this morning. Misses Jonnie and Kmma Oosta arved here last evening from Oakland id went to Downleville today. Diarence O’Oonnor is expected home n Lake county soon, Mire. F. K. Develey and son, Fred, of lion, Placer gounty, arrived last hing on a visit to. Mra. Develey’s 6, Mrs, T. W. Finchley. feorge F’. Taylor of Downievilte and i a3 Mead of Sierra Oity, who atsd the Democratic State convenat Santa Oruz, were here lest ht, and left for their homes this ning. Ps Dr. E. D. McCreary, who lectured ‘the. Methodist charch last Thursy evening, went to. Downieville toDounty Treasurer. E. L. Oase of re county arrived bere last even» en raute to Sacramento. Mf. H. Mead arrived here on last ning’s train from Santa Oru, re he attended the Democratic convention. He went to his me at Sierra Oity today. lajor J. 8. {McBride returned this ‘ brning to North San Juana. ¥m:;. MoMurray arrived here this prning from Stoskton. 1, M. Canninghem and J. H. Oory ‘here from San Francisco. ts a nervivot Jobn Fay came over from Puckee today. fies Jennig Perfuno and Mre. Fred ymoney, who have been’ here on a isit.to.Mr. and Mrs. Osterman reBtned to San Francisco this moro F Andy Hampel arrived ‘here this orning from Sacramento. 8. Gabriel of San .Francisco is in own, ’ Mrs. Harry Rogers and Miss Bertha ogere will leave Monday for Visalia. © ©. L. Case came down from Downjeville yesterday and left for the Bay. ’ M. Downie is here from Rough and Ready. : } Obas. M. Deal, son of Dr. D. L. Deal, arrived here this morning and ill remain for several days. » F.J. Wallace is here from Oakland. L. Hofe of Sonora arrived here last morning. F Obas. Holtz of Sacramento is here ion. business trip. i _ F. 8. Reed returned thie worntie to North San Juan. Superior Court. ’ The following business was translacted in the-Superior Oourt today, udge F. T. Nilon presiding: . Eetate of Isaac L. Weed, deceased. Petition for probate of will filed by fire, Ella M. Harris. The estate conists of a promissory note, secured by mortgage, executed by J. H. Nile for 200; promissory note, secured by norigage and executed by Jobn Robprta for $600; cash on deposit in Neada County Bank, $240. Total value of estate, $1200. W. Bryan, David Bryan and W. H. Weldon ve.:Samuel P. Dorsey. Anwér to cross complaint filed. Birce & Smart vs. O. Thornton, mourrer of defendant filed. DeOf ‘Happenings of of. Tatico in and. _ _ Around This Section. possessor of a new sixteen-horse power automobile in a few days, It. is coming from the Bast, . Phe horse attached to the iieale of Dr. Landers ran away yesterday, but the only damage done was to the harnegs. The Doctor was thrown out, — fortunately escaped injury. . The New York Hotel is lend vis tronized year in and year out by those who appreciate good accommodations. In the dining room the very best of meals are served, and the chicken dinners on: Sundays cannot be excelled, Tomorrow the usual good spread will be given. ” Articles: of {ncorporation _ of ‘the Mareh Lumber Company were filed with Oounty Olerk Arbogast yesterdey, The company is incorporated for $75,000, with 7500 shares of a par value of $10 per share. The stockholdors are M. L. Marsh, Daniel -Marab,:8.-Wel. Marsh, D. E. Morgan and Fred Searls. The National end Aunex stands high in the estimation of the traveling public, and is filled with guests right . Sart along. There is nothing eeine. . e the management of this popular telry, and the culinary fe one of the main featurers of the place. On Fundays the dinners are the very . choicest that is known to the art of cookery. Tomorrow’s excellent menu appears in this issue. Dr. Myers ¥F. Previa te ad hes set in. }oompliment-the jpreah festa ti guitaciag slik a ais . eceas on the hand and blood poisoning ‘While lighting a cigarette yesterday, DB. Ebaugh set bis celluloid caff on. fire, and before the blaze: was extioguished bie arm from the wrist to the elbow was psinfally burned. In the Superior Court Court yesterday be(its FEME lea: Gostes A. Guteons mede finial proof of his homestead ‘elnim about two miles west of town, The condition of Henry Basso, the 18-year-old boy who wae kicked by a borse Thursday, is about the same. Dr. Muller removed several piecés of bone from the skull and there is s slight . chance. that the ae may re cover. At the Hotel Antlers every patron receives’ the Very best of attention, The house throughout te provided with every accommodation known to mod‘orn: “hotel life, and visitors from « distance who stop there never fail to proprietors. on © the eccigat to the place. The dining deit ie conducted in excellent style. Tomorrow’s fine menu is puhlished jo snother column. . Join, Bacigalupi of the National Hotel bar, will leave this city on June Ist forthe St. Louis Exposition. During his absence his position will be filled by ©. B, Flynn, night clerk of the hotel. COUNTT LOT BOUGHT! By Judge Nilon Today; For the.Nevada Gity . . Library Trastees. At 12 o’clock’ noon today Obeirman O. J, .Miiler of the Board of Supervieore put up at public auction the county lot, facing on Pine street, and opposite the Courthouse. The ‘tot was pure chesed by Judge F. T. Nilon, on bebalf of the Board of Truetees of the Nevada City Public Library, for $500. A deposit of $50, ten per cent of the puarchase price, was made with Chairman Miller of the Board of Supervisors. The location of -the lot is specially adapted for the parpose for which it is intended, being in a quiet and orderly locality, and near the business center of town. On this lot will be erected the Carnegie Library Building, the money for the buildiog of which was donated by Andrew Oarnegie, the steel megnate and pbilanthropiet, It will be an imposing structure and an ornament to the city. The future generations will point to it with pride as an evidence of the generosity of a selfmade American citizen, Meciing of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors met today and tremsacted the following business : The contract for publishing the delingquent tax list was awarded to tho Tidings, the bide being as follows, per neme: Tidings 50 cents, Miner 52, Union 55. ‘ The report of W. J.Organ on Jones Bar bridge was accepted. Supervisor Worthley was authorized to eell a piece of land in his. district, County Ooroner Hocking asked permission for a leave of absence from the State for three months which was granted by the Board. Superintendent G. A. Stewart reported to the Board that the supply of water at the Hospital was inadequate for fire and irrigation purposes. The matter wae referred to the Hospital Comnhittee. County Surveyor Waggoner was allowed farther time todraw plans and MoreGood Tea More. Good Coffee More Good Spices More Coupons More Pretty Preminms ' Watch Our ‘Stores. Prices Talk. It Pays to Trade ; Pine Street, Nevada City. specifications for bridge across Dry Oreek, County Surveyor Waggoner was instructed to prepare plane and specifcations for a new bridge at Edwards Crossing. Court Calendar. The following matters have been pleced on the cale: Coart for conside morning: Eetate of J. W. Wood, deceased. Heesring petition for probate of will, on next Monday Same as abhor: Good Meats. of beef, Uy mutton and veal on at all in the Superior Hetate of Nancy Collins, deceased, Brothers have the very beet -Oolley hand THE NEW COREA Good Om Tr Taken -Out and a Mill to Be Rrected, ~~ The stockholders of the New Eareka Mining Company held a meeting in this city todey and diecussed various matters ‘concerning— their property which ie in the Gold Fiat district. Tt was “Gecided to ersct = mill in 8] the shert time, A sand plent ie also to be put up, and the prospects. ahead are very promising. The rock reéently taken out is of good grade, which gives great encouragement to Superintendent J. H. Rosewall, who fs a large shareholder in the mine, The company will not sell any more atook. This decision was reached at this morning’s meeting, and every effort will be put forward to bring this new enterprise to the front, Naflonal Hotel « DINNER . SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1904. MENU Bisque of Ohicken Olear Consomme Boiled White Fish with Sauce Hollandaise Pommes Marylend . Sliced. Tomatoes Lobeter Salad Spiced Beets Pearl Onions Hearts of Lettuce with Mustard Sauce ‘Chutney Asparagus en Mayonnaise Boned Capon with Ourrant Jelly : Westphalia Ham with Wine Sauce Oyster Patties a ta-Reine Sweetbread Saute, Hunter's Style Fowls Wings, Braised with Potatoes Duck Liver en Osisses, Repagnole Sauce . = Giblet of Broilers Cooked with Mushroome Peach Compotes a la Richelieu @ Orushed Strawberry Ice Rosset Young Hene, Walnut, Dressing Roast Breast of Veal oo Roast Spring Lamb, Mint Roast Birloin of Beef with Pao Gravy New Potatoes with Cream w Sugar Peas Mastied Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Artichokes with Melted Butter Succotash Rbubarb Peach _ Strawberry Short Oake Assorted Oakes Jelly Roll " Lady Fingers avs Raieins Assorted Fruits ‘American, Swiss, _ Edam, Roquefort Cheese Cates Noir For Sale At a Bargain. Bight Room House, Lot end Orchard. House in a No, 1 condition. Can be bought at a bargain. Price $1500, Property of all description for sale. Fire and Life Insurance. Brown & Morcan, m21-tf Real Estate Agents, ———————————————————— Nats Schilling’s Best make generous business. Your grocer is generous with it. Moneyback costs him nothing; costs mosale Neat Wek. : -at tho Theater, —— lines of the Frank Cooley Company’s plays for the first two nights—Monday and Tueedsy next—and everythig goes to indieate that large audiences will be present. This organization is meeting with great success this season, end the performance booked for Wedneedsy evening is one of ‘the best in their _repertoire. Even-the ‘neme, **A Bachelor’s Honeymoon,” suggests some tangle and one tangle on the stage means more to follow, and then the fun starte. The audience being “wise,” sits back and laughs while the people on the stage try and straighten. things out. A great many people ask “Gow can a bachelor have a honeymoon 2” Itdoes seem queer, but the Cooley Company’s production explains it all. ‘Bleeping Oity,” which is better named as Sie:pless City,” is the plece for Thursday evening. A play on this order ueed to delight the crowds at Morosco’s old theater in San Francisco, where melo-drama reigned su preme, : “Sleeping Oity” is full of hair breadth escapes by moonlight, and hae a fire scene and an escape on a fast moving train, all of which liven up the house and make the gallery gods shout with joy. Friday a quiet Southern comedy will be presented. ‘‘A Daughter of Dixie,” ie making a hit wherever produced. . Everything rans smoothly and the sudiences go away very well pleased. The seats are now on sale at Foley's. Prices 15,25 and 86 cents. Season tickets, $1.75. Jack Steen Hurt Roocxiyy, May 20th—Jack Steen wae etruck in the yards here by an engine thie morning and badly bart. The toes of his right foot were cut off, and hie back was severely taaeriied. He was walking along one track and suddenly stepped-over on to another to front of a moving train. The engine whistled, bat he paid no attention to the signe! of warning. Pay Day at Mines. Several of the mines in this district paid off their employes today. The Ohampion Oompany paid its haode on Thursday last. _————~ ae -____ How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrb Cure FP. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the andersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectiy bonorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. ust & Trvax,. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Watpine, Konan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hali’s Catarrb Cure is taken interoally acting directly upon the blood and mucous services of the aystem. Testimonials sent free. Price 7 bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuraigia, 2c .and 10c a box. For sale by GH. Dickerman, Sole Agent. CATARRH <— Ery’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives sirnee 4 Cold in the Head quickly. use. no in Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, GLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. Strawberries Fresh every day. Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lemons Always on hand. body anything. jat ROSENTHAL’S We have given our readers the ont-. Whit Sunday. Services will be held tomorrow as follows: Morni: ¢ prayer, boly communion and sermon, 11 a. m. Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 7, m.; evening prayer and sermon, Friday—Evening sce ial Inany: 7:80 o'clock, Qhoir rehearsal immeroe this — Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector . : CATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at § and 10:80 o'clock a. m. Sanday school immediately after laet masse. In the evening at 7:80.0’clock the asus! devottons will be held, Methodist church, Rev. J, H. Wythe, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and7 p. m. by the pastor. Morning subject—‘The Way of the Truth and the Life.” Evening—“The Perfect Law.” the morning preaching service; Senior and Intermediate Epworth Leogues at 6:30 p. m. CONGREGATIONAL. In the morning the Rev. Mr. File of Chicago will preach. Subject of discourse, ‘The New Birth.” In the evening the pestor, Rev. J. Sims, will deliver a discourse on “The Fatal Mistake of a Smart Young Man.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Ohbristian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Everybody cordially invited. ~~ UNANIMOUS VERDICT. From our many articles the past few weeks received from various sources it will be seen that the comedy farce, ‘A Wise Woman,” fea strictly first class attraction with more originality and novel features than any company that has yet visited ue. It remaine to be seen how they will bé appreciated. Olees meeting at 9:45 a.m.; San-lwas caught between the . ". day school convenes immediately so A fhe babys foes ‘Phe committee on literary exercless for the 4th of July will hold a very important meeting in the Nevada Oounty ‘. Bank at-8 p. m. thie evening. Every mom ber : is urged to be present. . J.B. Wrren, Chairman Committee on meng Bee. ercises. In Hot Pursuit. Susanvinte, May 20—Sheriff Wilson left town today fora mining camp in the northero end of. the county, in pursuit of two of the Keswick train robbers, who are, ds he has been privately informed, stopping in that locality. The plece is some sixty” miles distant but the Sheriff will be on the epot soon, A Sad Fate. UxiaH, May 20—Henry Hutale was drowned in Eel river lest Thureday while trying to cross it ona raft. The raft parted in the middle of the stream and dropped him into the water. He raft and crushed. The body was found . 9ads several miles down stream completely aneked. Many Drowned. Norra Sypney, O. B., May 20.—The British steamer Turret Bay, bound . from London for St. Lawrence porte was wrecked today at St. Paul’s Ieland, Only nine of the twenty-three men carried by the vessel weresaved. She was coal laden for Montreal and cartied no passengérs. Another er Bargain, Fine House on Olay” street, with two scres of ground. $1100. $400 cash and balance in three years. Brown & Moraan, m21 tf Real Estate Agents. if isd So wart a nome, eel heb of beer—the very best in town and see Nm. Barry. = Se r _ THERE 18 NO SUBSITIUTE FOR . Absolutely Pure IT 13 A MATTER OF HEALTH Summer [s ;(onin Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls —AT— Dickerman’s PALMER & JOHNSON, Wholeralejand retailjdealers in Fine Liquors § Cigars, Breything Strilly High, Clas “WATCHES at Prices that will \ Surprise you For instance take a look at the rete that [am now making a special It is dust proof and guerant for hard usage, Waltham movement for It ts solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Gxpert Watch Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Oorner of Pine and Commercial streete Delbridge Ballding. In Larger Quarters OREASE in basiness manded larger quarters. These we have found, and are better preonly reliable abstracts of one way to abstract and'remember also, that we have the aus system of Abstracts im the t ‘ABSTRAOTS furnished on skort notice and at reasonable rates. Our offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title CompanyBROAD STREET 12 Commercial St. ‘Phone Main 411 j Although not an orator, Rear Admiral! has de-. pared than ever to furnish the in this county. Remember thore iabat property relia and successfully, and Chet is by aystom, Le : Luterary Committee Tel Deliver Adéress. a dnlkiousbbihen & wae received by from Rear Admiral B. H. McOaila, Commendant of the Mare Island Navy Vard, socepting the invitation of the Citizens of Nevade City to deliver the address in this city on the 4th of Jaly. McOalla ts et able and forcefal speaker, and bis address will be interesting and pleasing. The distinguished gentlemen will be sccompanied by his wife. Will Do Without Sacnamunto, May 20 —A lerge.quantity of opium designed for the use of the convicts at Folsom was captured in the railroad yards here today. A switchman saw a man deposit a package in a recess of a car, and upon investigation the opiam was found clevetly concealed, and over the letters 8. P. a chalk mark. The tralp was being giade up for Folsom. A Sure Thing. It fe said thet nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not altooar true. Dr King’s New Discovpot lor Consumption is a eure cure for = ees apd throat troubles. T outo that. Mre. 0. B Van Motre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., Fy Rl ry a aay of Bronand tri everything I heard of, bat no relief. One bottle of Dr. New Discovery then — me a oe A ts aye ey ooping oug tip, Pacamsoois and Oonsumption. Try it. pS aan @uaranteed by D. Vinton, . Trial bottles ft Re ees ot a eM 2e> Qo Wan. Britiand at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty of Faz2cy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mized properly. CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Giguere of Mayor 0, W. Ohapman last evening -Jobn German of North San Juan arrived bere this morning with « Obina~ man who was badly injured «a few days ago while at work at Allegheny. The Mongolian. was engaged in chopping wood and got caught by a falling tree, He wi!l be taken to San Francisco for treatment. Want of Water. San Brernwarpino, May 20th—Reporte from The Needles state that thirty cattle have died there daring the last twenty-four hours in box care which have been side-tracked for need of locomotive power to haul the train to ite destination, Thirst is given as the cause of death. Choice Flowers, E, 8S, Parke, Wells-Fargo & Co's local agent, is prepared to receive orders for all kinds of floral pieces. He has been appointed agent for Sievers & Boland, No, 88 Poat 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 jbe beat. Place your orders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance,et California Champagnola—red and — white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from eae taniiniaetie aeeniiat de Emil Frese ee a Pf nl ” ‘shiggish livers, relieves tortured achs, Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sureand permanent to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. California wines. At Britland’s. tf arouses kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomputting the system in a condition gists and grocers, 25c. cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in Northern California: N ATION? AL oe oF sé, axp°233, tel: in the building. HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the s 2rvice and the not Electric lights and cold water Return call bells, Bath{Room'Suits sycaod'1 stage offices and bank oT [HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” Del Monte Self-Rasing. Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Dol Monte Sal-aising Flap Jack Flo 15 Cents per package We have just received a {I An order from you would besides a large stock of delicac: arge quantity of these goods_ es for the]warm weather. be appreciated. Country orders pro J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor mptly attended}to. a Ohe Bee Ftwe Srocery@ Commercial Street New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload om linoleum end Mattings. Call a CHAS. H. ED Carpets, Wal Paper, Linoloums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest styles in carpete, wal nd get our prices, No trouble to show ROSENBERG . BROS. DY, ‘Manager. be Best in town. os fal and every drop is Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled angus. 5 We have © wines from six to tweive years old, richly flavored and health-. full of vigor. In bulk and bottle, al the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY THE OWL.

felt oa ates Hair . Bonnets lgrents aCe ites” ns. eady to ile) usiin rote arc re i Pad Ace How, . Belts, white ang \dkerchiefs for tte, black and whi la Cit RS Matured, VISION » small objects " close the eyes why r und the eyelids . suffer with HEAD. 'S ARMACY Getting al? hatthat will becom . But to ger a sath @ you are willinghi ion. get a hat that ish he price you ere abi 7 latest styles, ner of Nevada Oity, treet. ey «THAM or a el Dust Proof r store, Other Clock propor et our prices, Broad Street s Valley.. » finest and best line ERY ever on display 1dsome stock of ear Rats de somé very hand: R HOEFT g . Hartang’s LIQUORS op in and ep sigars @ i Street, Nevada City lt Traveling Men. to Gommer. st ent trade. . . SATURDAY... PSU HEATON Daily Record of the ‘ THE TRANSCRIPT. . MAY 21, 1904} Doings of Our People. ’Mre. G, Ramelli is on the sick list. PE. Ayres of Oolumbia Hill was ip pwn last evening. j ‘Mrs. Beardsley-{e ill at her home on Miroad avenue, ; Musich was here from the Cem: D House last night. Mrs, Stevens is confined to her inde ; Boulder street on account of, inD istrict Attorney W. 1. Redding of ra county arrived last evening bm San Francisco, en route to his ime, Lloyd Rassell, who is engaged to ch for the baseball nine, will arrive nday. Dr. H. L. Ross arrived here from in Francisco on last evening’s train id left for his home at North San ian this morning. Misses Jonnie and Kmma Oosta arved here last evening from Oakland id went to Downleville today. Diarence O’Oonnor is expected home n Lake county soon, Mire. F. K. Develey and son, Fred, of lion, Placer gounty, arrived last hing on a visit to. Mra. Develey’s 6, Mrs, T. W. Finchley. feorge F’. Taylor of Downievilte and i a3 Mead of Sierra Oity, who atsd the Democratic State convenat Santa Oruz, were here lest ht, and left for their homes this ning. Ps Dr. E. D. McCreary, who lectured ‘the. Methodist charch last Thursy evening, went to. Downieville toDounty Treasurer. E. L. Oase of re county arrived bere last even» en raute to Sacramento. Mf. H. Mead arrived here on last ning’s train from Santa Oru, re he attended the Democratic convention. He went to his me at Sierra Oity today. lajor J. 8. {McBride returned this ‘ brning to North San Juana. ¥m:;. MoMurray arrived here this prning from Stoskton. 1, M. Canninghem and J. H. Oory ‘here from San Francisco. ts a nervivot Jobn Fay came over from Puckee today. fies Jennig Perfuno and Mre. Fred ymoney, who have been’ here on a isit.to.Mr. and Mrs. Osterman reBtned to San Francisco this moro F Andy Hampel arrived ‘here this orning from Sacramento. 8. Gabriel of San .Francisco is in own, ’ Mrs. Harry Rogers and Miss Bertha ogere will leave Monday for Visalia. © ©. L. Case came down from Downjeville yesterday and left for the Bay. ’ M. Downie is here from Rough and Ready. : } Obas. M. Deal, son of Dr. D. L. Deal, arrived here this morning and ill remain for several days. » F.J. Wallace is here from Oakland. L. Hofe of Sonora arrived here last morning. F Obas. Holtz of Sacramento is here ion. business trip. i _ F. 8. Reed returned thie worntie to North San Juan. Superior Court. ’ The following business was translacted in the-Superior Oourt today, udge F. T. Nilon presiding: . Eetate of Isaac L. Weed, deceased. Petition for probate of will filed by fire, Ella M. Harris. The estate conists of a promissory note, secured by mortgage, executed by J. H. Nile for 200; promissory note, secured by norigage and executed by Jobn Robprta for $600; cash on deposit in Neada County Bank, $240. Total value of estate, $1200. W. Bryan, David Bryan and W. H. Weldon ve.:Samuel P. Dorsey. Anwér to cross complaint filed. Birce & Smart vs. O. Thornton, mourrer of defendant filed. DeOf ‘Happenings of of. Tatico in and. _ _ Around This Section. possessor of a new sixteen-horse power automobile in a few days, It. is coming from the Bast, . Phe horse attached to the iieale of Dr. Landers ran away yesterday, but the only damage done was to the harnegs. The Doctor was thrown out, — fortunately escaped injury. . The New York Hotel is lend vis tronized year in and year out by those who appreciate good accommodations. In the dining room the very best of meals are served, and the chicken dinners on: Sundays cannot be excelled, Tomorrow the usual good spread will be given. ” Articles: of {ncorporation _ of ‘the Mareh Lumber Company were filed with Oounty Olerk Arbogast yesterdey, The company is incorporated for $75,000, with 7500 shares of a par value of $10 per share. The stockholdors are M. L. Marsh, Daniel -Marab,:8.-Wel. Marsh, D. E. Morgan and Fred Searls. The National end Aunex stands high in the estimation of the traveling public, and is filled with guests right . Sart along. There is nothing eeine. . e the management of this popular telry, and the culinary fe one of the main featurers of the place. On Fundays the dinners are the very . choicest that is known to the art of cookery. Tomorrow’s excellent menu appears in this issue. Dr. Myers ¥F. Previa te ad hes set in. }oompliment-the jpreah festa ti guitaciag slik a ais . eceas on the hand and blood poisoning ‘While lighting a cigarette yesterday, DB. Ebaugh set bis celluloid caff on. fire, and before the blaze: was extioguished bie arm from the wrist to the elbow was psinfally burned. In the Superior Court Court yesterday be(its FEME lea: Gostes A. Guteons mede finial proof of his homestead ‘elnim about two miles west of town, The condition of Henry Basso, the 18-year-old boy who wae kicked by a borse Thursday, is about the same. Dr. Muller removed several piecés of bone from the skull and there is s slight . chance. that the ae may re cover. At the Hotel Antlers every patron receives’ the Very best of attention, The house throughout te provided with every accommodation known to mod‘orn: “hotel life, and visitors from « distance who stop there never fail to proprietors. on © the eccigat to the place. The dining deit ie conducted in excellent style. Tomorrow’s fine menu is puhlished jo snother column. . Join, Bacigalupi of the National Hotel bar, will leave this city on June Ist forthe St. Louis Exposition. During his absence his position will be filled by ©. B, Flynn, night clerk of the hotel. COUNTT LOT BOUGHT! By Judge Nilon Today; For the.Nevada Gity . . Library Trastees. At 12 o’clock’ noon today Obeirman O. J, .Miiler of the Board of Supervieore put up at public auction the county lot, facing on Pine street, and opposite the Courthouse. The ‘tot was pure chesed by Judge F. T. Nilon, on bebalf of the Board of Truetees of the Nevada City Public Library, for $500. A deposit of $50, ten per cent of the puarchase price, was made with Chairman Miller of the Board of Supervisors. The location of -the lot is specially adapted for the parpose for which it is intended, being in a quiet and orderly locality, and near the business center of town. On this lot will be erected the Carnegie Library Building, the money for the buildiog of which was donated by Andrew Oarnegie, the steel megnate and pbilanthropiet, It will be an imposing structure and an ornament to the city. The future generations will point to it with pride as an evidence of the generosity of a selfmade American citizen, Meciing of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors met today and tremsacted the following business : The contract for publishing the delingquent tax list was awarded to tho Tidings, the bide being as follows, per neme: Tidings 50 cents, Miner 52, Union 55. ‘ The report of W. J.Organ on Jones Bar bridge was accepted. Supervisor Worthley was authorized to eell a piece of land in his. district, County Ooroner Hocking asked permission for a leave of absence from the State for three months which was granted by the Board. Superintendent G. A. Stewart reported to the Board that the supply of water at the Hospital was inadequate for fire and irrigation purposes. The matter wae referred to the Hospital Comnhittee. County Surveyor Waggoner was allowed farther time todraw plans and MoreGood Tea More. Good Coffee More Good Spices More Coupons More Pretty Preminms ' Watch Our ‘Stores.. Prices Talk. It Pays to Trade ; Pine Street, Nevada City. specifications for bridge across Dry Oreek, County Surveyor Waggoner was instructed to prepare plane and specifcations for a new bridge at Edwards Crossing. Court Calendar. The following matters have been pleced on the cale: Coart for conside morning: Eetate of J. W. Wood, deceased. Heesring petition for probate of will, on next Monday Same as abhor: Good Meats. of beef, Uy mutton and veal on at all in the Superior Hetate of Nancy Collins, deceased, Brothers have the very beet -Oolley hand THE NEW COREA Good Om Tr Taken -Out and a Mill to Be Rrected, ~~ The stockholders of the New Eareka Mining Company held a meeting in this city todey and diecussed various matters ‘concerning— their property which ie in the Gold Fiat district. Tt was “Gecided to ersct = mill in 8] the shert time, A sand plent ie also to be put up, and the prospects. ahead are very promising. The rock reéently taken out is of good grade, which gives great encouragement to Superintendent J. H. Rosewall, who fs a large shareholder in the mine, The company will not sell any more atook. This decision was reached at this morning’s meeting, and every effort will be put forward to bring this new enterprise to the front, Naflonal Hotel « DINNER . SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1904. MENU Bisque of Ohicken Olear Consomme Boiled White Fish with Sauce Hollandaise Pommes Marylend . Sliced. Tomatoes Lobeter Salad Spiced Beets Pearl Onions Hearts of Lettuce with Mustard Sauce ‘Chutney Asparagus en Mayonnaise Boned Capon with Ourrant Jelly : Westphalia Ham with Wine Sauce Oyster Patties a ta-Reine Sweetbread Saute, Hunter's Style Fowls Wings, Braised with Potatoes Duck Liver en Osisses, Repagnole Sauce . = Giblet of Broilers Cooked with Mushroome Peach Compotes a la Richelieu @ Orushed Strawberry Ice Rosset Young Hene, Walnut, Dressing Roast Breast of Veal oo Roast Spring Lamb, Mint Roast Birloin of Beef with Pao Gravy New Potatoes with Cream w Sugar Peas Mastied Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Artichokes with Melted Butter Succotash Rbubarb Peach _ Strawberry Short Oake Assorted Oakes Jelly Roll " Lady Fingers avs Raieins Assorted Fruits ‘American, Swiss, _ Edam, Roquefort Cheese Cates Noir For Sale At a Bargain. Bight Room House, Lot end Orchard. House in a No, 1 condition. Can be bought at a bargain. Price $1500, Property of all description for sale. Fire and Life Insurance. Brown & Morcan, m21-tf Real Estate Agents, ———————————————————— Nats

Schilling’s Best make generous business. Your grocer is generous with it. Moneyback costs him nothing; costs mosale Neat Wek. : -at tho Theater, —— lines of the Frank Cooley Company’s plays for the first two nights—Monday and Tueedsy next—and everythig goes to indieate that large audiences will be present. This organization is meeting with great success this season, end the performance booked for Wedneedsy evening is one of ‘the best in their _repertoire. Even-the ‘neme, **A Bachelor’s Honeymoon,” suggests some tangle and one tangle on the stage means more to follow, and then the fun starte. The audience being “wise,” sits back and laughs while the people on the stage try and straighten. things out. A great many people ask “Gow can a bachelor have a honeymoon 2” Itdoes seem queer, but the Cooley Company’s production explains it all. ‘Bleeping Oity,” which is better named as Sie:pless City,” is the plece for Thursday evening. A play on this order ueed to delight the crowds at Morosco’s old theater in San Francisco, where melo-drama reigned su preme, : “Sleeping Oity” is full of hair breadth escapes by moonlight, and hae a fire scene and an escape on a fast moving train, all of which liven up the house and make the gallery gods shout with joy. Friday a quiet Southern comedy will be presented. ‘‘A Daughter of Dixie,” ie making a hit wherever produced. . Everything rans smoothly and the sudiences go away very well pleased. The seats are now on sale at Foley's. Prices 15,25 and 86 cents. Season tickets, $1.75. Jack Steen Hurt Roocxiyy, May 20th—Jack Steen wae etruck in the yards here by an engine thie morning and badly bart. The toes of his right foot were cut off, and hie back was severely taaeriied. He was walking along one track and suddenly stepped-over on to another to front of a moving train. The engine whistled, bat he paid no attention to the signe! of warning. Pay Day at Mines. Several of the mines in this district paid off their employes today. The Ohampion Oompany paid its haode on Thursday last. _————~ ae -____ How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrb Cure FP. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the andersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectiy bonorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. ust & Trvax,. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Watpine, Konan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hali’s Catarrb Cure is taken interoally acting directly upon the blood and mucous services of the aystem. Testimonials sent free. Price 7 bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuraigia, 2c .and 10c a box. For sale by GH. Dickerman, Sole Agent. CATARRH <— Ery’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives sirnee 4 Cold in the Head quickly. use. no in Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, GLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. Strawberries Fresh every day. Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lemons Always on hand. body anything. jat ROSENTHAL’S We have given our readers the ont-. Whit Sunday. Services will be held tomorrow as follows: Morni: ¢ prayer, boly communion and sermon, 11 a. m. Sunday school and bible class, 12:30 7, m.; evening prayer and sermon, Friday—Evening sce ial Inany: 7:80 o'clock, Qhoir rehearsal immeroe this — Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector . : CATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at § and 10:80 o'clock a. m. Sanday school immediately after laet masse. In the evening at 7:80.0’clock the asus! devottons will be held, Methodist church, Rev. J, H. Wythe, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and7 p. m. by the pastor. Morning subject—‘The Way of the Truth and the Life.” Evening—“The Perfect Law.” the morning preaching service; Senior and Intermediate Epworth Leogues at 6:30 p. m. CONGREGATIONAL. In the morning the Rev. Mr. File of Chicago will preach. Subject of discourse, ‘The New Birth.” In the evening the pestor, Rev. J. Sims, will deliver a discourse on “The Fatal Mistake of a Smart Young Man.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Ohbristian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Everybody cordially invited. ~~ UNANIMOUS VERDICT. From our many articles the past few weeks received from various sources it will be seen that the comedy farce, ‘A Wise Woman,” fea strictly first class attraction with more originality and novel features than any company that has yet visited ue. It remaine to be seen how they will bé appreciated. Olees meeting at 9:45 a.m.; San-lwas caught between the . ". day school convenes immediately so A fhe babys foes ‘Phe committee on literary exercless for the 4th of July will hold a very important meeting in the Nevada Oounty ‘. Bank at-8 p. m. thie evening. Every mom ber : is urged to be present. . J.B. Wrren, Chairman Committee on meng Bee. ercises. In Hot Pursuit. Susanvinte, May 20—Sheriff Wilson left town today fora mining camp in the northero end of. the county, in pursuit of two of the Keswick train robbers, who are, ds he has been privately informed, stopping in that locality. The plece is some sixty” miles distant but the Sheriff will be on the epot soon, A Sad Fate. UxiaH, May 20—Henry Hutale was drowned in Eel river lest Thureday while trying to cross it ona raft. The raft parted in the middle of the stream and dropped him into the water. He raft and crushed. The body was found . 9ads several miles down stream completely aneked. Many Drowned. Norra Sypney, O. B., May 20.—The British steamer Turret Bay, bound . from London for St. Lawrence porte was wrecked today at St. Paul’s Ieland, Only nine of the twenty-three men carried by the vessel weresaved. She was coal laden for Montreal and cartied no passengérs. Another er Bargain, Fine House on Olay” street, with two scres of ground. $1100. $400 cash and balance in three years. Brown & Moraan, m21 tf Real Estate Agents. if isd So wart a nome, eel heb of beer—the very best in town and see Nm. Barry. = Se r _ THERE 18 NO SUBSITIUTE FOR . Absolutely Pure IT 13 A MATTER OF HEALTH Summer [s ;(onin Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls —AT— Dickerman’s PALMER & JOHNSON, Wholeralejand retailjdealers in Fine Liquors § Cigars, Breything Strilly High, Clas “WATCHES at Prices that will \ Surprise you For instance take a look at the rete that [am now making a special It is dust proof and guerant for hard usage, Waltham movement for It ts solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Gxpert Watch Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Oorner of Pine and Commercial streete Delbridge Ballding. In Larger Quarters OREASE in basiness manded larger quarters. These we have found, and are better preonly reliable abstracts of one way to abstract and'remember also, that we have the aus system of Abstracts im the t ‘ABSTRAOTS furnished on skort notice and at reasonable rates. Our offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title CompanyBROAD STREET 12 Commercial St. ‘Phone Main 411 j Although not an orator, Rear Admiral! has de-. pared than ever to furnish the in this county. Remember thore iabat property relia and successfully, and Chet is by aystom, Le : Luterary Committee Tel Deliver Adéress. a dnlkiousbbihen & wae received by from Rear Admiral B. H. McOaila, Commendant of the Mare Island Navy Vard, socepting the invitation of the Citizens of Nevade City to deliver the address in this city on the 4th of Jaly. McOalla ts et able and forcefal speaker, and bis address will be interesting and pleasing. The distinguished gentlemen will be sccompanied by his wife. Will Do Without Sacnamunto, May 20 —A lerge.quantity of opium designed for the use of the convicts at Folsom was captured in the railroad yards here today. A switchman saw a man deposit a package in a recess of a car, and upon investigation the opiam was found clevetly concealed, and over the letters 8. P. a chalk mark. The tralp was being giade up for Folsom. A Sure Thing. It fe said thet nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not altooar true. Dr King’s New Discovpot lor Consumption is a eure cure for = ees apd throat troubles. T outo that. Mre. 0. B Van Motre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., Fy Rl ry a aay of Bronand tri everything I heard of, bat no relief. One bottle of Dr. New Discovery then — me a oe A ts aye ey ooping oug tip, Pacamsoois and Oonsumption. Try it. pS aan @uaranteed by D. Vinton, . Trial bottles ft Re ees ot a eM 2e> Qo Wan. Britiand at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty of Faz2cy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mized properly. CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Giguere of Mayor 0, W. Ohapman last evening -Jobn German of North San Juan arrived bere this morning with « Obina~ man who was badly injured «a few days ago while at work at Allegheny. The Mongolian. was engaged in chopping wood and got caught by a falling tree, He wi!l be taken to San Francisco for treatment. Want of Water. San Brernwarpino, May 20th—Reporte from The Needles state that thirty cattle have died there daring the last twenty-four hours in box care which have been side-tracked for need of locomotive power to haul the train to ite destination, Thirst is given as the cause of death. Choice Flowers, E, 8S, Parke, Wells-Fargo & Co's local agent, is prepared to receive orders for all kinds of floral pieces. He has been appointed agent for Sievers & Boland, No, 88 Poat 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 jbe beat. Place your orders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance,et California Champagnola—red and — white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from eae taniiniaetie aeeniiat de Emil Frese ee a Pf nl ” ‘shiggish livers, relieves tortured achs, Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sureand permanent to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. California wines. At Britland’s. tf arouses kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomputting the system in a condition gists and grocers, 25c. cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in Northern California: N ATION? AL oe oF sé, axp°233, tel: in the building. HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the s 2rvice and the not Electric lights and cold water Return call bells, Bath{Room'Suits sycaod'1 stage offices and bank oT [HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” Del Monte Self-Rasing. Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Dol Monte Sal-aising Flap Jack Flo 15 Cents per package We have just received a {I An order from you would besides a large stock of delicac: arge quantity of these goods_ es for the]warm weather. be appreciated. Country orders pro J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor mptly attended}to. a Ohe Bee Ftwe Srocery@ Commercial Street New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload om linoleum end Mattings. Call a CHAS. H. ED Carpets, Wal Paper, Linoloums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest styles in carpete, wal nd get our prices, No trouble to show ROSENBERG . BROS. DY, ‘Manager. be Best in town. os fal and every drop is Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled angus. 5 We have © wines from six to tweive years old, richly flavored and health-. full of vigor. In bulk and bottle, al the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY THE OWL.