May 23, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapa City DaIty TRANSCRIPT BROWN és PROPRIETORS, —_— Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. em TERMS: OF SUBSORIPTIONI « = * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any purtof-tire elty. oT, ARES RES RI Shpenee eae pee poem ae Oe teens peace isin A GODDESS CHOSEN. Native Daughters Will Also Provide a Handsome Goddess ‘of Liberty Fleat. HE ACTION TAKEN BY LAUREL PARLOR of Native Daughters, at their meeting last evening, whereby the members of that organization not only relieved the Fourth of July Commi:tee of the perplexing task of selecting a Goddess of Liberty for tie approaching celebration, but also, without solicitation, kindly decided to make all arrangements for a handsome Goddess of Liberty float, isa great mark of enterprise, and the geieral public, as well as the committee, gteatly appreciates t2¢ favor extended. In past years the selecting of a Goddess and the providing of an appropriate float has been the mest difficult problem the committee has had to deal with, a1d the expeditious and satisfactory method by which it has beeti disposed of this year is something that has never been accomplished heretofore. At their meeting last evening, the Native Daughters selected Miss Nora McArthur as Goddess of Liberty and then made the Proposition to provide for the float, as stated above. Later in the evening a committee appointed by Chairman W. H. Martin of the Fourth of July Committee consisting ef J. M. Walling, Major Simonds and W. H. Dunlap, visited the Parlor to ascertain the decision of the members relative to plans for the necessary equipments for goddess, etc. The committee was informed of the action taken by the Parlor and reported the same to the General Committee, who tendered the Native Daughters a vote of thanks for their great assistance. The committee will, of course, render all the desired help that Laurel Parlor may need in carrying out its contemplated. plans. The selection of Miss McArthur as Goddess of Liberty is an admirable one and the choice will give universal satisfaction to our people. She is a beautiful and graceful young lady and will make a lovely and ideal goddess. : The Native Daughters never do anything by halves, and the public may feel assured that this feature of our coming Fourth of July celebration will eclipse anything ever seen in the county in this line. ~ May 23, 1902 @44 44444868 McKinley Reciprocity O ARGUE that the late President McKinley was a _ Free-Trader, or was inclining toward Free-Trade " ideas, during the latter days of his life, is as absurd as for any one to say that Robert G. Ingersoll died a Christian. The martyred President was a Protectionist during all his long and useful public career and he died a Protectionist and his utterances with reference to reciprocity will admit of no other interpretation. He, as late as last June, expressed himself on the question of reciprocity to Hon. W. R. Taylor, who repsesents the Canton district in Congress, in substances and in brief, thus: He ‘advocated teciprocity only “in articles which we do not ourselves produce.” He was opposed to any form of reciprocity “that takes from a single American workingman his job.” If the Republican Congress hew to this line there is no danger of any mistake. William McKinley led the ‘Republican party along safe paths and assisted them in untangling many a perplexing problem of government policy, and it is the part of wisdom to follow his advice in this matter. No man had given the subject of Tariff more thorough study and no man was more thoroughly posted on it. American industries and American labor had no more staunch and able champion, and to even insinuate that he would, in the slightest degree, betray the trust so long reposed in him, is an insult to the memory of the dead statesman. It is in line with Democratic tactics, however, for . the press of that party to misquote the dead and lie about the _ living, when discussing national issuess, and the late President had been dead but a few days when the Democratic press published extracts from his Buffalo speech, outrageously . ' garbled, in attempt to bolster up the discarded and ruinous policy of Free-Trade, Piano Tuning and Repairing Go For Those Home Prunes, The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised ‘and cured by Wm. H, Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask -yodr grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll O. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and will call on bis patrons, Otbers wil! please order by mail. P.°O, Box No. : m22-tf _. to hear reports from the different sub>. that the band, composed of fourteen, to Surpass — Biforts, Arrangements for the observance of American Independence are geing along smoothly, and everything tends to show that the celebratien will be the greatest and grandest that has ever been held in this city. £ There was a good attendance at the meeting in the City Hall last evening when Ohairman W, H. Martin called order. Secretary Jas, F. Colley recorded the minutes. The meeting was mainly committees. The different chairmen were present and reported progress, but most of them asked for farther time to make a definite statement. G.J3. Rector, chairman ef the conimittee for the celebration on the 5th of July, submitted a report, which said it wou'd be well to have a battalion drill and band concert in the forenoon; in the afternoon a basket ball game between picked teams from Nevada City and Grass Valley military companies; a grand baby show and baby parade about 3:30 o'clock, with prizes for the largeet baby, handsomest baby, etc., and a band concert. In the evening’a grand ball by Company C, with no expense to the Fourth of July committee, and possibly a epectacular parade. Fred E. Brown of the Invitation committee reported that ajl preliminary arrangements had been made for inviting the fire companies and civic and military organizations in Nevada and Placer counties. As neither Auburn. por Colfax will celebrate this year, itis thought many ‘peeple from those places will be with us on thoge days. B.8: Rector, of the music and hall committee, made a preliminary report. He stated that’ he had corresponded with the Military Band of Grass Valley, and received a reply would play on the Feurth for $8 per man or for the two days at the rate of a per man. The proposition was reed as satisfactory, and Mr. Reefer was instructed to engage ft for the Fourth and possibly the fifth. He also reported that the Nevada Theatre, could be obtained one day for $15; two days for $25. It was decided to have the battalion drill on the fifth, and $50 was appropriated to pay the necessary expenses. Mejor Simonds reported that he bad conferred with Captain Tyrrell of Co. T relative to the drill, and that without delay he would write to headquarters and endeavor to have the proper. orders issued. © Chairman W. H. Martin appointed Dr. I. L. Bowman as chairman of the committee to take charge of the evening amusements. The general eommittee decided to institute Maid of Henor contests in all the towns and districts in the mountains the same as last year. A com. mittee will be sent to each town to look into the matter. The Invitation: committee will have fall charge. E. 8. Parke, chairman of the transportation committee, reported that he had interviewed Manager O. P. Lougbridge of the N.0. N. G. R. RB., and that the company will gratuitously ‘transport all floats and hose carriagee from Grass Valley to this city, and that a special rate of fare will be made. Mr. Parke aleo interviewed Manager Skewes of the Traction Company and that the fare on the electric cars would be 10 eents each way for everybody. Mr. Parke was further-in‘structed to get special rates between Colfax and Nevada City, and from Auburr to Colfax on the Central Pacific. informal way, after which adjournment was taken until next Thursday evening, at whieh time it is desired that all the sub-committees hand in their reports. Supervisors Meet. The Board of County Supe: rs met today and transacted some iness. George W. Topping. an hoperably discharged soldier of the Uni States Army, was granted thé privilege to peddle in Nevada county without a license. The report of W. W. Wiggoner, 8. T. Jones and W. J. Organ, whe were appoisted to view and snrvey the preposed road at Chicago Park, was pecpined. Personal Mention. B. M.jLynn is here from Secra~ mente. W, F. Eoglebright returned this afternoon frem Sammit. , W.E. Bartlett of Sacramento is in town. O. B. Harker and wife are down yews Relief Hill, L.L. Wood is down from Pike City. Miss Millie Olerkin of Pike City is visiting here, _ J.C, Dunne and wife are here from . San Francisco, -J.L. Armstrong is down trees aieghany. H. Nicelaus of Sacramento Si hiet frit aug nea Yer The Program of Exercises ArMEMORIAL DAY. Panged for May 30th. EMORIAL DAY, MAY 3oth, will be observed at this city as usual, under the auspices of Chatanooga Post Grand Ariny of the Republic, Women’s Relief Corps and Company C., N.G.C. The program will consist of decoration of graves and literary exercises. The literary exercises will consist of vocal music under the direction of John Werry. __ Reading of “Lincoln’ s Gettysburg Address”—George B. Finnegan. Poem—Miss E. E. Hoeft. Oration—George L, Jones, of Grass Valley. Music—Nevada City Band, Officers will be selected within a shot time. A:committee composed of Captain B, A. Bost, D. C. Doyle and J. M. Walling will wait upon our people within x lntereting Hews lems Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. The electric car run into a calf out near the reduction works yesterday and killed it. The property of the Nevada County Oil Company is now looking up well. Five wells are being pumped now and Well No. 7 is now down 750 feet. . Dulmaine of Grass Valley to succeed . the late John F. K:dder, as one of the directors of the 17th Agricultural Association, August Rapp has just received another large stock of oranges, strawberries, bacanas, etc, Send in your orders and they will be promptly attended to. When washing is sent to the Nevada County Laundry it is always given prompt attention and cleansed by the very latest and best methods, Wm. Tregellas, the local agent, will . gladly call for washing if orders are . . sent him. . . Governor Gage has ap pointed Frank . ta " Turf Victory. Burwn, May 22—Baron Munchau-. sen, a member ef the family of the famous story-teller, has attained dis~} gp tinction in the German raeing world} by winning the Jubilee purse of 16,000] chin . marks at the Hoppegarten course, with Kolibria, a selling plater, ridden by “Nate” Hill, the American jockey, Traffic Stopped. La Orossz, Wis, May 22—Railroad . Boston traffic in and out of La Crosse is still ‘tied up by the effects of the recent storm. On the Dubuque divisioa of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul road there has been no train for three ays. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage D Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The} finest of beef, pork, matton and Jams io the market, fe2l-tt 2-0 ee Would Smash the Club. 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 250 at Vinton’s & most Le resulted in ages, bu cured by Dr. en It’s positivels obstinate’ or rote King’s New Dias and-al I Toreat sod tong Trial Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a vine = ig ce Ue All firat-class ealerg g¢)j i 8 put eellence, and those that will use no other. Wichms Whiskey becsuse of j Other matters were discussed in an}the day. a few days soliciting a small donation to meet the expenses More definite information will be published later. Weather permitting, the literary exercises will be held at the Grove opposite the Pine Grove Cemetery. _A general invitation is extended to all residents of Nevada City, all fraternal organizations, and especially to the schools of this district, to assist in the proper observance of Earl Wanamake’s dray was standing . at the Plaza this ncon when the elecq & Oo., San Francisco, Cais Prietore, rug store. tric car came along, and the horses . became frightened and started up Main . street, They were stopped in front of . Jaekson’s grocery before any damage . was done. . The machinery for the new gas plant is now being put in place and as soon . asenough pipe has been coated with, coal tar a force of men wil] be put to; VERDICT OF JURY. In Menlo Case It Stood 9 to 3 in Payor of Lakenan. The case ef Lakenan vs. The Menlo Mining Company et al., which has beer on trial in the Superior Court for eleven days past, before Judge Nilon, was given to the jury at 1:30 this afterneon, after the following ,special = was submitted to them: -“In the execution of the contract set out im the complaint in this action did the defendants, G. W. Starr, O. E. or-. Olinch and L, P. Larue, ¢eonspire with the owners of a majority of the stock of the Omaha Consolidated Gold Mining Company with the fraudulent purpose of injuring the Menlo Gold Mining Company.” The jury retired and were out thirtyfive minutes, when they returned with a verdict of 9 to 8 in favor of the plaintiff. C. O. Bitner was foremsn of the jury. The case will come up for farther hearing in the Superior Court tomorrow morpibg. ———~ +80 > He Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sallivan of Hartford, Conn., scratched his leg with @ rusty wire. Toflammation and blood poisoning set in. For two years he suffered intensely. Then the best doctors urged amputation, “but,” he writes, “I used one bottle of Electric Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica salve and my leg was well and eound as ever.” For Eruptions, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi all blooi disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth. Try them. W. D. Vinton will cuctutec: satisfaction or refand money. Only 50 cents. 2c Headache Saps Your Vitality Aud wrecks the brain. One dose of Shberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gqne, They cure neuralgia; 25c: and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf: TATIONS BEST Flavoring Extracts «TEN FLAVORS. eee eee we eseses VANILLA .. ..05eS Pee RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY. . FRUIT COLORING . ig we seen tween The above goods are put wp water: our own name aad are guarnateed to please. Oustomers pita dt ask for them again and reser : Tay Tea & ote Hue Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders _ in the Interest of Wood, Ourtis & Co. THE BALL GANS work digging trenches for its installation. In this evening’s TRANSCRIPT appeals . a new advertisement of Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House, which will be found . 4 —___of interest to housekeepers, Extracts . They Will . be ‘Holly eevee rere eta Contested Next After their regular meeting laet. night the members of Wyoming Tribe, . I. O. R. M., had RAH GC St ROSE A) $e . a literary and musical program. A} large number of Grass Valley Red . Men were present and assisted the . Tribe in adopting a shes Will Meet Sunday. . All lovers of the national game will have the pleasure next Sunday of witnessing two of the most hotly contest-. The Afternoon Amusement Comed games of baseball ever played in mittee for the Fourth of July will . Nevada county. At10o’clock in the snes ations oarnaicantiae wer adie a o’clock Sunday afternoon. The com-! morning the Neyadas will face the re—. mittee consists of Fred E. Brown, doubtable Baker & Hamilton’s of Sac-. chairman; A. B. Wolf, Al. K. Snell, OC. ramento. At2 e’clock in the after-. AGrigsel, Fred Eilerman, Fenton noon the Grass Valleys will face the. "leming, E. W. Schmidt, George I. visitors and Dick Ballestero will umWee FG. eaten, pire this contest. If you want to see the far fly go to Glenbrook Park Sanday. ee Drunkards and Gilt Edge Whiekey never mix. Only men that want goed . whiskey drink Gilt Edge. It’s pure. For sale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & OCo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors, Poet ae vee No headache, no gastritis, follows the use of “Jesse Moore” pure whiskey. It does one good. There is none other to equal it. Have Bargains to Offer in -SPORTING GOODS. Lefever Hammerless Shot Guns $30.00 Winchester Repeating Shot Guns $17.00 303 Savage Rifles $19.00 ridges and you will use no other. E lectro-Dental Parlors . a DR. R. E. SMITH These parioen ate a Mraneh of the Elect ‘epi 8 nearly four years ago, One of th _ best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast FP aang Are located Here Permanently with allthe mod absolutely firstodern ELECTRICAL ape other conveniences md doing All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged. by other dentists. oUR PRICES PLATES full Upper or Lo or Lower $10 0 00) GOLD FILLINGS yan rat, “2. 6 00! SILVE BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. . 6 00 . . CLEANING NGS sakientecme ts, : $1 3 PAINLESS EXTRACTIO @@ No charge tor Extracting when plates = Be sobs ate Phone Main 633. R. E. SMITH, D. D. Ss. Broad Street ‘Nevada Oma, Cal { . Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, LEGG & SHAY COMDANY = Try PETERS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS Cart-. ' ro-Deneal Parlors of Sacramento, ) WHITE SHIRT WAISTS . See Window. Onur third shipment of Ladies’ White Shirt Waists are now on dit one of our large show windows, We have bad grand goods hers this yom . this last lot is far better than we have ever shown before. Come jast ty . See the nice Waists we can give you for $1 and $1.50. Don’t wait until ones are gone. : Ladies’ Outside Skirts, We are selling lots of them. See the ney we have in Crash, Duck, Gingham, Percales, Denim, All nicely made, prices are cheaper than you can buy the goods, Respeccfully, 4 Maher & Co., Nevada ( Do. 00 Trimmed Hel 0 0 O ° = ERE mean Hats that aad eost you a good deal a more some place else; We have a magnificent assortment at $8, Perfect Beauties. In the swellest styles. You can see some of them in our window. Stop and look at them as you go by. MRS. L. LUBECK, The newest and latest breakfast and healt’ f It requires no cooking and can be eaten from the package we the whole of the wheat with Barley maltil flakes, and it’s cooked. PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CE C. E. Mulloy, Groce A> taywew Commercial 8t., Nevada City. Grass Ve RU OP PPPS PP QP 7 Ne NOT NOT Os scumnianeaisiaimsesteemecemiae TE ‘Silverware of All Kind i “Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, ~ Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Kaiten Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons: —tkiek—— +k k— . C. J. BRAND, = The Jewel Handsome Clocks We have just received a beautiful stock of Clots "kinds, large and small. They are all pe "None Better. Our prices are the Lowes RY Repairing of Watehes jes and Clocks Our Special A. & A. We v. Hartutl -_: ae D STREET, @ _ PHONE WEST 14, eal ' Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Rep ie —a NEVADA 5. giles oe ene -TRANSOE . May : jad Con ora ig here “here front 8 fpyeomiaD is here f forty. ig bere from rase of Downieville for San Francisco. Raas of San Fransisc { and H. 8. Y ns Downievill ithe Bay. piller is over from } Mora Knight of Foldo {sor John Fay and » over from Truckee , Scheunert and O. mrned this morning Ja of Downieville rancisco. t Mein returned tode r Rice returned thit no. » J. Duneter retur na. Moore arrived here t neisco, enroute te Riffla bas returned f where he has been in » woodpecker Cigar: Mublenbrookk -retu bt from a visit to th will leave tomorre go mine. Hunphrey” came . today. apd C. B. O’Conno} bth Bloomfield. . Anderson, W, A, C mith of Auburn wer attend Nevada Com 8, 3 Genevia and En ve been attending d, returned today fotendent L. R, 1] on Ridge left tod ACO. rt Richards, who b school at San Fri last evening to spe with his parente, Mr Richards. ssel of San Francis is morning. ; Rockwitz of San 1} pending a few days. Davidson and The own from North Blo Kate Watson. came Bloomfield yesterds n Francisco. Fron > to Honolulu whe n extended visit. orial Se Sunday evening th ethodist church w ative of Decoration he little copper b tthe G. A. R. and ¢ are most cordially ot. tes Too NTLE, Wash., May 22 ges of the steam btween Seattle and in a rebellion an sfor Nome. Tod brs who are return uot to return by but to charter a ste esponsibility, J. 1] fe Newman, two pioneers, head the famship men bat ovement and have tom charterjug @ e miners today tel pisco and pow ¢! the charter for ke them to Nome the expense will ®, while $120 is 1 ‘om Seattle to Non me. : + 18e--— of Ontments fo Contain Mere ‘rcury will surel of smell and com! hole system wh gh the mucous ¢ es slféuld never be riptions from re 88 the dememe np tothe good from them, fall’ ifactured by F, d. lo, O., containg me ken internally, the blood an yetom. In paying be aure you.get t en interaalle. an hio, by Fy J, ‘Monials free, d by all druggist, I's Family Pills . ae Ranch For Sale s Holland Rane mbia Hill is offe Part down and ure of Brown & B

Nevapa City DaIty TRANSCRIPT BROWN és PROPRIETORS, —_— Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. em TERMS: OF SUBSORIPTIONI « = * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any purtof-tire elty. oT, ARES RES RI Shpenee eae pee poem ae Oe teens peace isin A GODDESS CHOSEN. Native Daughters Will Also Provide a Handsome Goddess ‘of Liberty Fleat. HE ACTION TAKEN BY LAUREL PARLOR of Native Daughters, at their meeting last evening, whereby the members of that organization not only relieved the Fourth of July Commi:tee of the perplexing task of selecting a Goddess of Liberty for tie approaching celebration, but also, without solicitation, kindly decided to make all arrangements for a handsome Goddess of Liberty float, isa great mark of enterprise, and the geieral public, as well as the committee, gteatly appreciates t2¢ favor extended. In past years the selecting of a Goddess and the providing of an appropriate float has been the mest difficult problem the committee has had to deal with, a1d the expeditious and satisfactory method by which it has beeti disposed of this year is something that has never been accomplished heretofore. At their meeting last evening, the Native Daughters selected Miss Nora McArthur as Goddess of Liberty and then made the Proposition to provide for the float, as stated above. Later in the evening a committee appointed by Chairman W. H. Martin of the Fourth of July Committee consisting ef J. M. Walling, Major Simonds and W. H. Dunlap, visited the Parlor to ascertain the decision of the members relative to plans for the necessary equipments for goddess, etc. The committee was informed of the action taken by the Parlor and reported the same to the General Committee, who tendered the Native Daughters a vote of thanks for their great assistance. The committee will, of course, render all the desired help that Laurel Parlor may need in carrying out its contemplated. plans. The selection of Miss McArthur as Goddess of Liberty is an admirable one and the choice will give universal satisfaction to our people. She is a beautiful and graceful young lady and will make a lovely and ideal goddess. : The Native Daughters never do anything by halves, and the public may feel assured that this feature of our coming Fourth of July celebration will eclipse anything ever seen in the county in this line. ~ May 23, 1902 @44 44444868 McKinley Reciprocity O ARGUE that the late President McKinley was a _ Free-Trader, or was inclining toward Free-Trade " ideas, during the latter days of his life, is as absurd as for any one to say that Robert G. Ingersoll died a Christian. The martyred President was a Protectionist during all his long and useful public career and he died a Protectionist and his utterances with reference to reciprocity will admit of no other interpretation. He, as late as last June, expressed himself on the question of reciprocity to Hon. W. R. Taylor, who repsesents the Canton district in Congress, in substances and in brief, thus: He ‘advocated teciprocity only “in articles which we do not ourselves produce.” He was opposed to any form of reciprocity “that takes from a single American workingman his job.” If the Republican Congress hew to this line there is no danger of any mistake. William McKinley led the ‘Republican party along safe paths and assisted them in untangling many a perplexing problem of government policy, and it is the part of wisdom to follow his advice in this matter. No man had given the subject of Tariff more thorough study and no man was more thoroughly posted on it. American industries and American labor had no more staunch and able champion, and to even insinuate that he would, in the slightest degree, betray the trust so long reposed in him, is an insult to the memory of the dead statesman. It is in line with Democratic tactics, however, for . the press of that party to misquote the dead and lie about the _ living, when discussing national issuess, and the late President had been dead but a few days when the Democratic press published extracts from his Buffalo speech, outrageously . ' garbled, in attempt to bolster up the discarded and ruinous policy of Free-Trade, Piano Tuning and Repairing Go For Those Home Prunes, The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised ‘and cured by Wm. H, Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask -yodr grocer for Smith’s Prunes. oll O. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and will call on bis patrons, Otbers wil! please order by mail. P.°O, Box No. : m22-tf _. to hear reports from the different sub>. that the band, composed of fourteen, to Surpass — Biforts, Arrangements for the observance of American Independence are geing along smoothly, and everything tends to show that the celebratien will be the greatest and grandest that has ever been held in this city. £ There was a good attendance at the meeting in the City Hall last evening when Ohairman W, H. Martin called order. Secretary Jas, F. Colley recorded the minutes. The meeting was mainly committees. The different chairmen were present and reported progress, but most of them asked for farther time to make a definite statement. G.J3. Rector, chairman ef the conimittee for the celebration on the 5th of July, submitted a report, which said it wou'd be well to have a battalion drill and band concert in the forenoon; in the afternoon a basket ball game between picked teams from Nevada City and Grass Valley military companies; a grand baby show and baby parade about 3:30 o'clock, with prizes for the largeet baby, handsomest baby, etc., and a band concert. In the evening’a grand ball by Company C, with no expense to the Fourth of July committee, and possibly a epectacular parade. Fred E. Brown of the Invitation committee reported that ajl preliminary arrangements had been made for inviting the fire companies and civic and military organizations in Nevada and Placer counties. As neither Auburn. por Colfax will celebrate this year, itis thought many ‘peeple from those places will be with us on thoge days. B.8: Rector, of the music and hall committee, made a preliminary report. He stated that’ he had corresponded with the Military Band of Grass Valley, and received a reply would play on the Feurth for $8 per man or for the two days at the rate of a per man. The proposition was reed as satisfactory, and Mr. Reefer was instructed to engage ft for the Fourth and possibly the fifth. He also reported that the Nevada Theatre, could be obtained one day for $15; two days for $25. It was decided to have the battalion drill on the fifth, and $50 was appropriated to pay the necessary expenses. Mejor Simonds reported that he bad conferred with Captain Tyrrell of Co. T relative to the drill, and that without delay he would write to headquarters and endeavor to have the proper. orders issued. © Chairman W. H. Martin appointed Dr. I. L. Bowman as chairman of the committee to take charge of the evening amusements. The general eommittee decided to institute Maid of Henor contests in all the towns and districts in the mountains the same as last year. A com. mittee will be sent to each town to look into the matter. The Invitation: committee will have fall charge. E. 8. Parke, chairman of the transportation committee, reported that he had interviewed Manager O. P. Lougbridge of the N.0. N. G. R. RB., and that the company will gratuitously ‘transport all floats and hose carriagee from Grass Valley to this city, and that a special rate of fare will be made. Mr. Parke aleo interviewed Manager Skewes of the Traction Company and that the fare on the electric cars would be 10 eents each way for everybody. Mr. Parke was further-in‘structed to get special rates between Colfax and Nevada City, and from Auburr to Colfax on the Central Pacific. informal way, after which adjournment was taken until next Thursday evening, at whieh time it is desired that all the sub-committees hand in their reports. Supervisors Meet. The Board of County Supe: rs met today and transacted some iness. George W. Topping. an hoperably discharged soldier of the Uni States Army, was granted thé privilege to peddle in Nevada county without a license. The report of W. W. Wiggoner, 8. T. Jones and W. J. Organ, whe were appoisted to view and snrvey the preposed road at Chicago Park, was pecpined. Personal Mention. B. M.jLynn is here from Secra~ mente. W, F. Eoglebright returned this afternoon frem Sammit. , W.E. Bartlett of Sacramento is in town. O. B. Harker and wife are down yews Relief Hill, L.L. Wood is down from Pike City. Miss Millie Olerkin of Pike City is visiting here, _ J.C, Dunne and wife are here from . San Francisco, -J.L. Armstrong is down trees aieghany. H. Nicelaus of Sacramento Si hiet frit aug nea Yer The Program of Exercises ArMEMORIAL DAY. Panged for May 30th. EMORIAL DAY, MAY 3oth, will be observed at this city as usual, under the auspices of Chatanooga Post Grand Ariny of the Republic, Women’s Relief Corps and Company C., N.G.C. The program will consist of decoration of graves and literary exercises. The literary exercises will consist of vocal music under the direction of John Werry.. __ Reading of “Lincoln’ s Gettysburg Address”—George B. Finnegan. Poem—Miss E. E. Hoeft. Oration—George L, Jones, of Grass Valley. Music—Nevada City Band, Officers will be selected within a shot time. A:committee composed of Captain B, A. Bost, D. C. Doyle and J. M. Walling will wait upon our people within x lntereting Hews lems Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. The electric car run into a calf out near the reduction works yesterday and killed it. The property of the Nevada County Oil Company is now looking up well. Five wells are being pumped now and Well No. 7 is now down 750 feet. . Dulmaine of Grass Valley to succeed . the late John F. K:dder, as one of the directors of the 17th Agricultural Association, August Rapp has just received another large stock of oranges, strawberries, bacanas, etc, Send in your orders and they will be promptly attended to. When washing is sent to the Nevada County Laundry it is always given prompt attention and cleansed by the very latest and best methods, Wm. Tregellas, the local agent, will . gladly call for washing if orders are . . sent him. . . Governor Gage has ap pointed Frank . ta " Turf Victory. Burwn, May 22—Baron Munchau-. sen, a member ef the family of the famous story-teller, has attained dis~} gp tinction in the German raeing world} by winning the Jubilee purse of 16,000] chin . marks at the Hoppegarten course, with Kolibria, a selling plater, ridden by “Nate” Hill, the American jockey, Traffic Stopped. La Orossz, Wis, May 22—Railroad . Boston traffic in and out of La Crosse is still ‘tied up by the effects of the recent storm. On the Dubuque divisioa of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul road there has been no train for three ays. Cold Storage Meats. For special first-class Oold Storage D Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The} finest of beef, pork, matton and Jams io the market, fe2l-tt 2-0 ee Would Smash the Club. 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 250 at Vinton’s & most Le resulted in ages, bu cured by Dr. en It’s positivels obstinate’ or rote King’s New Dias and-al I Toreat sod tong Trial Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a vine = ig ce Ue All firat-class ealerg g¢)j i 8 put eellence, and those that will use no other. Wichms Whiskey becsuse of j Other matters were discussed in an}the day. a few days soliciting a small donation to meet the expenses More definite information will be published later. Weather permitting, the literary exercises will be held at the Grove opposite the Pine Grove Cemetery. _A general invitation is extended to all residents of Nevada City, all fraternal organizations, and especially to the schools of this district, to assist in the proper observance of Earl Wanamake’s dray was standing . at the Plaza this ncon when the elecq & Oo., San Francisco, Cais Prietore, rug store. tric car came along, and the horses . became frightened and started up Main . street, They were stopped in front of . Jaekson’s grocery before any damage . was done. . The machinery for the new gas plant is now being put in place and as soon . asenough pipe has been coated with, coal tar a force of men wil] be put to; VERDICT OF JURY. In Menlo Case It Stood 9 to 3 in Payor of Lakenan. The case ef Lakenan vs. The Menlo Mining Company et al., which has beer on trial in the Superior Court for eleven days past, before Judge Nilon, was given to the jury at 1:30 this afterneon, after the following ,special = was submitted to them: -“In the execution of the contract set

out im the complaint in this action did the defendants, G. W. Starr, O. E. or-. Olinch and L, P. Larue, ¢eonspire with the owners of a majority of the stock of the Omaha Consolidated Gold Mining Company with the fraudulent purpose of injuring the Menlo Gold Mining Company.” The jury retired and were out thirtyfive minutes, when they returned with a verdict of 9 to 8 in favor of the plaintiff. C. O. Bitner was foremsn of the jury. The case will come up for farther hearing in the Superior Court tomorrow morpibg. ———~ +80 > He Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sallivan of Hartford, Conn., scratched his leg with @ rusty wire. Toflammation and blood poisoning set in. For two years he suffered intensely. Then the best doctors urged amputation, “but,” he writes, “I used one bottle of Electric Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica salve and my leg was well and eound as ever.” For Eruptions, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores adi all blooi disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth. Try them. W. D. Vinton will cuctutec: satisfaction or refand money. Only 50 cents. 2c Headache Saps Your Vitality Aud wrecks the brain. One dose of Shberman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gqne, They cure neuralgia; 25c: and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf: TATIONS BEST Flavoring Extracts «TEN FLAVORS.. eee eee we eseses VANILLA ... ...05eS Pee RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY.. . FRUIT COLORING . ig we seen tween The above goods are put wp water: our own name aad are guarnateed to please. Oustomers pita dt ask for them again and reser : Tay Tea & ote Hue Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders _ in the Interest of Wood, Ourtis & Co. THE BALL GANS work digging trenches for its installation. In this evening’s TRANSCRIPT appeals . a new advertisement of Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House, which will be found . 4 —___of interest to housekeepers, Extracts . They Will . be ‘Holly eevee rere eta Contested Next After their regular meeting laet. night the members of Wyoming Tribe, . I. O. R. M., had RAH GC St ROSE A) $e . a literary and musical program. A} large number of Grass Valley Red . Men were present and assisted the . Tribe in adopting a shes Will Meet Sunday. . All lovers of the national game will have the pleasure next Sunday of witnessing two of the most hotly contest-. The Afternoon Amusement Comed games of baseball ever played in mittee for the Fourth of July will . Nevada county. At10o’clock in the snes ations oarnaicantiae wer adie a o’clock Sunday afternoon. The com-! morning the Neyadas will face the re—. mittee consists of Fred E. Brown, doubtable Baker & Hamilton’s of Sac-. chairman; A. B. Wolf, Al. K. Snell, OC. ramento. At2 e’clock in the after-. AGrigsel, Fred Eilerman, Fenton noon the Grass Valleys will face the. "leming, E. W. Schmidt, George I. visitors and Dick Ballestero will umWee FG. eaten, pire this contest. If you want to see the far fly go to Glenbrook Park Sanday. ee Drunkards and Gilt Edge Whiekey never mix. Only men that want goed . whiskey drink Gilt Edge. It’s pure. For sale by all first-class dealers. Wichman, Lutgen & OCo., San Francisco, Cal. Sole proprietors, Poet ae vee No headache, no gastritis, follows the use of “Jesse Moore” pure whiskey. It does one good. There is none other to equal it. Have Bargains to Offer in -SPORTING GOODS.. Lefever Hammerless Shot Guns $30.00 Winchester Repeating Shot Guns $17.00 303 Savage Rifles $19.00 ridges and you will use no other. E lectro-Dental Parlors . a DR. R. E. SMITH These parioen ate a Mraneh of the Elect ‘epi 8 nearly four years ago, One of th _ best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast FP aang Are located Here Permanently with allthe mod absolutely firstodern ELECTRICAL ape other conveniences md doing All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged. by other dentists. oUR PRICES PLATES full Upper or Lo or Lower $10 0 00) GOLD FILLINGS yan rat, “2. 6 00! SILVE BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. . 6 00 . . CLEANING NGS sakientecme ts, : $1 3 PAINLESS EXTRACTIO @@ No charge tor Extracting when plates = Be sobs ate Phone Main 633. R. E. SMITH, D. D. Ss. Broad Street ‘Nevada Oma, Cal { . Masonic Building, up Stairs, Pine Street, Nevada City, LEGG & SHAY COMDANY = Try PETERS’ NEW VICTOR SMOKELESS Cart-. ' ro-Deneal Parlors of Sacramento, ) WHITE SHIRT WAISTS . See Window. Onur third shipment of Ladies’ White Shirt Waists are now on dit one of our large show windows, We have bad grand goods hers this yom . this last lot is far better than we have ever shown before. Come jast ty . See the nice Waists we can give you for $1 and $1.50. Don’t wait until ones are gone. : Ladies’ Outside Skirts, We are selling lots of them. See the ney we have in Crash, Duck, Gingham, Percales, Denim, All nicely made, prices are cheaper than you can buy the goods, Respeccfully, 4 Maher & Co., Nevada ( Do. 00 Trimmed Hel 0 0 O ° = ERE mean Hats that aad eost you a good deal a more some place else; We have a magnificent assortment at $8, Perfect Beauties. In the swellest styles. You can see some of them in our window. Stop and look at them as you go by. MRS. L. LUBECK, The newest and latest breakfast and healt’ f It requires no cooking and can be eaten from the package we the whole of the wheat with Barley maltil flakes, and it’s cooked. PRICE PER LARGE PACKAGE, 15 CE C. E. Mulloy, Groce A> taywew Commercial 8t., Nevada City. Grass Ve RU OP PPPS PP QP 7 Ne NOT NOT Os scumnianeaisiaimsesteemecemiae TE ‘Silverware of All Kind i “Wedding Presents, Spoons, Carving Sets, ~ Cold Meat Forks, Lettuce Forks, Salad Sets, Butter Kaiten Cream Ladles, Olive Spoons: —tkiek—— +k k— . C. J. BRAND, = The Jewel Handsome Clocks We have just received a beautiful stock of Clots "kinds, large and small.. They are all pe "None Better. Our prices are the Lowes RY Repairing of Watehes jes and Clocks Our Special A. & A. We v. Hartutl -_: ae D STREET, @ _ PHONE WEST 14, eal ' Jewelry of All Kind Promptly and Neatly Rep ie —a NEVADA 5. giles oe ene -TRANSOE . May : jad Con ora ig here “here front 8 fpyeomiaD is here f forty. ig bere from rase of Downieville for San Francisco. Raas of San Fransisc { and H. 8. Y ns Downievill ithe Bay. piller is over from } Mora Knight of Foldo {sor John Fay and » over from Truckee , Scheunert and O. mrned this morning Ja of Downieville rancisco. t Mein returned tode r Rice returned thit no. » J. Duneter retur na. Moore arrived here t neisco, enroute te Riffla bas returned f where he has been in » woodpecker Cigar: Mublenbrookk -retu bt from a visit to th will leave tomorre go mine. Hunphrey” came . today. apd C. B. O’Conno} bth Bloomfield. . Anderson, W, A, C mith of Auburn wer attend Nevada Com 8, 3 Genevia and En ve been attending d, returned today fotendent L. R, 1] on Ridge left tod ACO. rt Richards, who b school at San Fri last evening to spe with his parente, Mr Richards. ssel of San Francis is morning. ; Rockwitz of San 1} pending a few days. Davidson and The own from North Blo Kate Watson. came Bloomfield yesterds n Francisco. Fron > to Honolulu whe n extended visit. orial Se Sunday evening th ethodist church w ative of Decoration he little copper b tthe G. A. R. and ¢ are most cordially ot. tes Too NTLE, Wash., May 22 ges of the steam btween Seattle and in a rebellion an sfor Nome. Tod brs who are return uot to return by but to charter a ste esponsibility, J. 1] fe Newman, two pioneers, head the famship men bat ovement and have tom charterjug @ e miners today tel pisco and pow ¢! the charter for ke them to Nome the expense will ®, while $120 is 1 ‘om Seattle to Non me. : + 18e--— of Ontments fo Contain Mere ‘rcury will surel of smell and com! hole system wh gh the mucous ¢ es slféuld never be riptions from re 88 the dememe np tothe good from them, fall’ ifactured by F, d. lo, O., containg me ken internally, the blood an yetom. In paying be aure you.get t en interaalle. an hio, by Fy J, ‘Monials free, d by all druggist, I's Family Pills . ae Ranch For Sale s Holland Rane mbia Hill is offe Part down and ure of Brown & B