May 24, 1900 (4 pages)

Fr ng eae ie eae THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued-Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT NRVADA OITY, CALIFORRIA, TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Malt, * $6 Per Year yang i : 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part cf the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX EB. . May 24, 1900 — THURSDAY.. Bditorial Notes. Europe affords the best market for American farm products and manufactares, buying from us almost to the extent of a bilien dollars a year. Why mot keep on terme of friendship with our best customers? _——— Brazil intends hereafter to purchase in the United Stated all the.coal needed. for her warships and railroads. This will besome return for the concession we have so long granted Brazil on levying no duty on the coffee that we import from that country. Druaggists in Ohio now give away one of Representative Lentz’s anti-imperialistic speeches with every box of insect powder. They add directions to read the speech to the bugs. if the powder fails, and say that there is no doubt that one or the other will prove fatal. Denver has a Republican club. composed of men who in 1896 voted for Bryan, and who in 1900 will vote for McKinley. .There is some talk of adding to the roster of officers an official kicker whose duty will be to visit each member once a month and give him a good kicking as a reminder and penace. The scientific statisical authorities of Europe place the annual increase of population at 8,000,000, an increase of 79,000,000 since 1870. The population now stands about 881,000,000. A large proportion of the population is military. What would this immense population do in a plow shareand praning hook era? ; In the last thirty years the number of American vessels engaged in foreign trade has decreased 44 per cent. During the same period the number of American vessels engaged in domestic and coast trade ‘has increased 47 per cent. The latter are protected from competition of foreign vessels, while the former are not, Gone For His Remains. Andy Jones of Willow Valley left here yesterday for San Rafael, where he goes to bring the remains of his late brother, Thomas, to this city. In Tuesday’s TRANSORIFT we published an account of the drowning of Thomas! ee Jones, while on his way to Cape Nome. . His body was recovered and iaken to; the morgue at San Rafael. The remains are expected to arrive here on tomorrow evening’s train, and the faneral will take place on Sunday. °ooo Kitchen Sinks. The Legg & Shaw Company have a new advertisement in this evening’s Transonirt, and they speek of wrought steel sinks, painted, from $1.75 up, Galvanized steel sinks, from $2.50 up, Cast iron sinks, porcelain line, just the thing for kitchens—18 inches wide by 86 inches long, and they cost only $5.75. Go and see them. Advertised Letters. is a list of the letters The foll remaining © Postoffice at Nevada Oty, May 23, 1900: Francessco, Malvia Henry, Jas. Manson, Gus. Miller, Mrs. M. J. MoKenzie, Jack Voss, I. If not called for in fifteen duys let— will be sent to the dead letter ofParties‘calling for any of. these fala will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Qatee, Postmaster. “He Taat Serxs s Fos. ” He that —— Hood’s Sarsaparilia finds in its use pure blood, good appetite, good digestion and perfect health. It cures oa scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pies and all blood humors, PERSONAL POINTERS, Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both 01d and Youn. Wm. Maguire is here from Liberty Hill. J. H. Steerges of Newcastle is here on 1a visit. W. Harker came over from Relief Lill today. J. M. Thomas was over from Grass Valley today. H. French was over from French Corral today. M. Gross of San’ ar came in on che morning train. Mayor C. E. Clinch was over from Grass Valley today. W. Bradbury came over from North San Juan yesterday. G. C. Penrose and wife came over from Relief Hill today. Mr. Thurston of Grass Valley was a visitor here yesterday. J. L. Flescher of San Francisco came tn on the morning train. Mrs. W. Lathrop ‘came down from the Central House today. Geo. Legg and wife returned from their mountain trip today. T, J. Schoonover of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. Mrs. R. C. McMurray of Columbia Hill was here visiting friends today. L. Hyman retarned this morning from a business trip to San Francisco. 8. P. Fowler returned to Eureka this morning, after a visit at the couaty seat. EB. H. Brown and E. V. Evans of San francisco are here spending a few days. Wm. Maher, the dry-goods merchant, has returned from a trip to San Francisco. O. W. Kinney and wife arrived here yesterday from Vancouver, ‘Wash., on a visit. Eb. Grissel returned this:morning to Washington after a pleasant visit at the county seat. Mrs John Pooley of San_Francisco is the guest of Rev. J. Sims and fam-/ ily, of this city. W.I. Mitchell, the well-known commercial traveler, is very ill at his home in Sacramento. E. Heinrich, representative of the Buffalo beer, came down from the upper country yesterday. M. P. Light of Santa Ana ie visiting in this city, He is a brother-in-law of ‘Mrs. Sherman W. Marah. Assessor Schroeder left today for Bloomfield township, where he goes to assess the property there. Miss Lydia Penrose, who bas been visiting friends here, returned to North Bloomfield this morning. ‘ Rev. J. W. Phelps, who has been spending a few days at Sacramento, re turned home this morning. Mrs. David Rowe and Mrs. Ingram of Grass Valley, were the guests of Mrs. C. Robbins of this city yesterday. E. F. Kieffer of North San Juan, who has been visiting at San Francisco, ar— here last evening on his way Mrs. A.§8. Lord, who has been visiting in San Francisco and the southern part of the State, returned home last evening. Mrs, Chas. Moore Sr. and children, who have been visiting relatives here, ‘left yesterday for their home at Virginia City. J. J. Faulhaber who has been visitlast evening and left ‘this morning for the Plumbago mine. j Geo. A. Gray of Stockton is in town. Mrs. Gray accompanies him on this trip, and is enjoying the beauties of our mountain scenery. Mrs. J. Van Hagen, Mrs. J. Strand, Miss Maria Strand and Messrs. George Carlson and Nelson Larsen, came down from Forest City today. Andy Hampel and Wm. Giffin left this morning for North San Juan to put the celebrated Woodpecker cigar and Our Taste Hams in that town. John Hawke and wife are here from San Francisco, paying a visit to their old home. He has for many years been connected with the Obronicle. 1700 Tickets Sold. The railroad company report having sold seventeen hundred tickets for the picnic yesterday. A few over seven hundred of them were sold at the depot in this city. Somestyle about that picnic. Out of the seventeen hundred present there was not a kick about anything. , ing at San Francisco, returned here GRASS VALLBY NEWS. The Doings of Our Nelghbors as: Told Over the Telephone. ‘Dr. J. T. Jones was called to the residence of Mrs. Nankervis on Gold Hill yesterday afternoon, where he found & little son of Mrs. Nankervis. suffering from a severe attack of diphtheria. The case, while not particularly danger-, ous, is in a bad form, and the premises have been quarantined, George Fietcher went to. San; ‘Francisco yesterday to attend the annual convention of the Sportsmen’s Association. 3 The Clear Oreek ‘school will close next Tuesday and on Wednesday the pupils and teacher will give a picnic, to which the people generally sre invited. Grass Valley ‘Council, Y. M. L., are making’ great preparations for their ball to be given on the 6th of next month. It will be a thoroughly enjoyable event.Quartz Parlor of Native Sone will hold fitting exercises on Decoration Day, having appointed a committee to take charge of the celebration. Superintendent Bennett Opie has received the sad news from England that his brother, Thomas Opie, died there on the 80th of April. ‘The Fire Department met last evening todiscuss the proposition presented by the Nevada City Fire Department about celebrating the Fourth of July. The matter was freely talked about and it was decided to leave the matter to the citizens’ meeting when called to arrange for a celebration. A meeting of the directors of the Audftoriam Association was held at John R. Tyrrell’s office last evening. It was decided at this meeting to give Contractor Grant until 6 o’clock next Mon-~day evening to have his bond in this city. Should he not do so all business relations between him and the association will be at an end. Special Notice. A méeting of the Picnic Committee of Curly Bears and Argonauts, and of the General Committee of Arrangements for the celebration of Admission Day, Sept. 9, 1900, will be held at the office of M. J. Brock, in Grass Valley, op Sunday, May 27, 1900, at 1 o’clock p.m. A full attendance of the members of both Committees is desired, as business of importance will come be. forte the meeting. All persons having bills against the Picnic Committee are hereby notified to present them to some member of the Committee, or to Jobn W. O'Neill, Secretary, on or before Sunday. F.L: ASE ag Chairman 1900 Committee. M. J. Broox, Chairman Picnic Commitee. Native Daughters, Notice. Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. will hold its regalar meeting Thursday evening. There will be initation of candidates, followed by an entertainment. Fallat tendance desired. By order, MarGarRetT GELLESPIE, , td President. an ent eS en rm NT GROWING. IN N POPULARITY. ai CENSTS The Madison Square quare Company Pleases . The pe Marshals Will Commence Another Audience at the Theater. Their Work June 4st. The largest audience of the week Everything is now ready for taking greeted Mr. Léwe’s company of players . the census and the various appointees last night at the Nevada Theater and . will-commence the work -on the first from the frequent bursts of laughter. day.-of Juneinevery town in the and applause it was readily understood . United States. A great many questhet “My Uncle from Japan,” had. tions will be asked and in ofder to caught the public fancy. facilitate matters all should be preThe play is a farce comedy, pure and. pared to answer them. The census and simple, and is not intended to be . schedule.will include inquiries about taken seriously. . Its mission. in this. the age, color or race, date of birth, work-a-day world is that of a mirth pro. conjagal condition, number of years voker, and. from the sounds which came . married, place of birth, year of immifrom the duditorium lest night it ie. gration to the United States, naturalsufe to assume that ‘it was a howling . ization, occupation, namber of months success in its line. Many who saw the} not employed, school attendance, and . : company, during the first part of their . ability to read or write of all persons engagement here, were under the im-. to whom these questions are appression that melo-drama was their plicable. In addition, inquiries will forte-—but now the same ones. are. be made about the ownership of homes willing to declare that itis an organiza-. und farins, farm acreage, value and tion of comedians. quantity of farm products, amount of Miss © eline McDonald as “Mrs. . livestock, ete. Racket”. gave’ a finished performance and her drunken scene in the second act, elicited howls of laughter. Between the first°and second ucts, assisted by Mr. Chas. Lowe, she introduced a specialty presenting, “Reuben and Oynthia” and a burlesque on “Break the News to Mother” which was excruciatingly fanny. Mies Edith Oook. os “Mrs, Tolman” had a character well suited to her ability, and gave a good impersonation of a character too well known now-adays, the scolding wife, Tom B. Loftus, ak caput os, emalipon If. nbroet es the eccentric uncle, Ohas Porter, as i ae: the henpecked husband, H. W. Gilbert, A Big Grizzly Bear. in the prodigal nephew, and Chas C. * L>we,as the valuable old man, sustained} Geo. Grissel, driver of the Wasbingtheir parts well and contributed their. ton stage, informs us that soon after Take Warning. ing: “Ten-cents a line will becharged for obituary notices to all business men who do not advertise while living. Delinqauent subscribers will be charged 15 cents a line for an obituary notice. receive as good a send-off as we are capable of writing, without any charge whatever. Better send in your subshare towards the fan of the evening. . leaving the Oentral House this mornIn mentioning the merits of the va-. iug the largest grizzly bear he ever saw Josephine Lansing, who presides at-. the bear saw the stage coming the avithe piano, must not be overlooked. mal climbed up on the side hill and line and her repertoire, which includes} good pointer for good shots, as they both the classics and the popular could soon locate his bearship. “Rags,” add much to the enjoyment of each performance. Last night she rendered Sidney Smith’s transcription ae ? ” , Sai cee cards cochnilce March, smiths and miners, today leaeed the Federal Loan mine at Willow Valley, dete chor, ms diagenig ec and will commence work there next Widow,” a play which was made famous Monday morning. They think they by. Oliver Doud Byron inthe East a few years ago. ATES RELI Federal Loan a Mine Leased. Ogden Bros., the well-known blackhope 80. : . Many a Lover At “The Grotto” at all times, you can Gas turned with disgust from an other-. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, wise lovable girl with an offensive . cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, breath. Karl’s Olover Root Tea puri‘all ye who never sampled their goods.tf fies the breath by its action on the — — bowels, eto., as nothing else will. Sold : for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 ota. and 60 cts. For sale. by H. aici erman, the druggist. _ Shoo Ply Beautiful paint steins, varnishes, screen doors and windows. Tow.e Bros. Co. Limozes Fretich China at Prices to Sell Quickly Come Just to Look. Great American Importing Tea Co, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared fo take orders Yor vonnecting sewers, Anyone desiring work done immediately should see John 8.Gregory. tf. § Candy Free QLbbasddbdaddddd Just asstarter and in order to thoroughly introduce our high grade Teas fresh roasted Coffees chager « ton ot Santee. THE COMMERCIAL TEA (0, Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W.-TAYLOR, Manager. Caffe’ Buasled Right Here KITCHEN SINKS., u Wrought Steel Sinks pani FROM $1.75 UP Galvanized Steel Sinks » FROM $2.50 UP Cast Iron Sinks, S7a,ie" sist ONLY $5.75 Lece € SHaw Co. A brother editor gets off the follow. . rious members of the co:\pany, Miss}in his life was in the road. As soon as This lady is certainly an artist in her. disappeared in the woods. This isa can make a success of it, and it is believed that they can. Everybody will] lady. . The ‘Sick ‘People, Mes, Joseph Fordrini is a very . * A. A. Charonnat, who was 50. frightwithout fally injured at the Pitteburg mine, re-. days’ im mains in about the same condition as} He © he was yesterday. and Wm. J. Britland, who has been werequite sick for some time, was. very [be © much improved today, 2. friends will be glad to know.’ Ine few few} jail. days itis thought he will be on the} streets again. The child of W. w. Wasnt who his many . tekeAdvertisers and cash subscribers: will post culars, Ag! Sold by D Hall’s Family Geo. Bi catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall’s Ostarrh Cure, Send for cirF. j. Oumar & Oo, Toledo, 0. end ats, PS as New Ties, you ever saw. It you want /he 2ews mapecribe forthe} ee MAHER & CO.’S. _Ladies, come to the hig store fot your Shirt Waists. The second shipment just received. They are nicer than ever, and you will find one-of our large windows full of them and all marked in plain”figures. The best value in waists Come and let us show them to ey is Come to us for— WHITE SKIRTS See that special skirt we are selling for $1.50. You can get it trimmed in lace or peresintaice SILK GLOVES AND. SILK MITTS. Here, and a visit to our store will convince you that we have all the new things, and, as usual, the price is pe the lowJust received by teday’s express. Come is and see them. Respectfully, Haney sence Beautiful Rugs . > MAHER & CO. Special Today—New a Belts, New Shirt Waists, todo all . kinds of plambing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a SHIRT WaISTS. Now, Ladies, we. wait to see yon. Thé weather is grand and, we have a nice cool store for you to do your shopping in and we will do our best to make it pleasant for you. lJ Bog S Fics SRE MT HT H ite AT KINKEAD 's? Santon Princess and ‘Sultan ‘Smyrnia are ‘the names of them. _While you are there just look st the pretty Antique Onl, Golden Ook, Maple and Ash 8% BEDROOM SETS. ; For the quality’ of the articles the priges! are lower than Sen Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE. Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c. For Sale. Cheap. A Few Specials for This Week Only. We have.about 500 pair of Men’ s Pants on our countele which must he: slowed out. . They are sale ate reap a ou oni oe neat patterns and good fitting goods, and in order to elose them out we have concluded to make a 2 Morea. ? . $6,00 Pants Go Now for vb The lots on West Broad street owned . by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for . All $8.00 Pants Go; Now for $2.00 All $4.00 Pants Go “Now for $3.00 ic All. $7.00 Pants Go Now for $5.50 — ~All $6.00 Pants Go Now .or $3.60 {h3 All $8.00 Pants Go Now for $6.50 Young Men’s Suits, sizes f oo ee ‘for $159 el dene. rom 13 years to 19 years; used to sell for $10, $12 and $15. Bio a have a few of those Boys’ Su ft wh . which this'a dicing vill promptly closing them out now for $3.75. asf plog Ae oe used pati ts; ne $7.00. Mis cent ere We also have a beautifu line of little fellows” eat t Suits which used to sell for $5.00, ' we will Place Tuning and Repairiog. run them this week for $2.75. Tar vessetsbiee Soneptiiin 1 tes ptaghte'baibanbd tb cons bad eect lees than cost ©. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and ube novonats in the bande SF8G Calncone seca le ae shele eahiaibaiaianal and will call upon his patrons. Others CARTER & JOH NSTON. _ Just Goop correxr, that’s all! Peer less Brand 40 cents per pound. No premiums. You get your money’s worth of Coffee. _ Wor sells it. tf “OprorTounity is othe, heir ng of time. ‘Now is your eed, ggg to take Hood’s a ae derive .the bcs aor yy wey 4 The blood is now : “Take the Cake”Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try some of It and share their Monae mie Goal — leg gg order by mail. Be O, Box

Fr ng eae ie eae THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued-Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, AT NRVADA OITY, CALIFORRIA, TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Malt, * $6 Per Year yang i : 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part cf the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX EB. .. May 24, 1900 — THURSDAY.... Bditorial Notes. Europe affords the best market for American farm products and manufactares, buying from us almost to the extent of a bilien dollars a year. Why mot keep on terme of friendship with our best customers? _——— Brazil intends hereafter to purchase in the United Stated all the.coal needed. for her warships and railroads. This will besome return for the concession we have so long granted Brazil on levying no duty on the coffee that we import from that country. Druaggists in Ohio now give away one of Representative Lentz’s anti-imperialistic speeches with every box of insect powder. They add directions to read the speech to the bugs. if the powder fails, and say that there is no doubt that one or the other will prove fatal. Denver has a Republican club. composed of men who in 1896 voted for Bryan, and who in 1900 will vote for McKinley. .There is some talk of adding to the roster of officers an official kicker whose duty will be to visit each member once a month and give him a good kicking as a reminder and penace. The scientific statisical authorities of Europe place the annual increase of population at 8,000,000, an increase of 79,000,000 since 1870. The population now stands about 881,000,000. A large proportion of the population is military. What would this immense population do in a plow shareand praning hook era? ; In the last thirty years the number of American vessels engaged in foreign trade has decreased 44 per cent. During the same period the number of American vessels engaged in domestic and coast trade ‘has increased 47 per cent. The latter are protected from competition of foreign vessels, while the former are not, Gone For His Remains. Andy Jones of Willow Valley left here yesterday for San Rafael, where he goes to bring the remains of his late brother, Thomas, to this city. In Tuesday’s TRANSORIFT we published an account of the drowning of Thomas! ee Jones, while on his way to Cape Nome. . His body was recovered and iaken to; the morgue at San Rafael. The remains are expected to arrive here on tomorrow evening’s train, and the faneral will take place on Sunday. °ooo Kitchen Sinks. The Legg & Shaw Company have a new advertisement in this evening’s Transonirt, and they speek of wrought steel sinks, painted, from $1.75 up, Galvanized steel sinks, from $2.50 up, Cast iron sinks, porcelain line, just the thing for kitchens—18 inches wide by 86 inches long, and they cost only $5.75. Go and see them. Advertised Letters. is a list of the letters The foll remaining © Postoffice at Nevada Oty, May 23, 1900: Francessco, Malvia Henry, Jas. Manson, Gus. Miller, Mrs. M. J. MoKenzie, Jack Voss, I. If not called for in fifteen duys let— will be sent to the dead letter ofParties‘calling for any of. these fala will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Qatee, Postmaster. “He Taat Serxs s Fos. ” He that —— Hood’s Sarsaparilia finds in its use pure blood, good appetite, good digestion and perfect health. It cures oa scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pies and all blood humors, PERSONAL POINTERS, Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both 01d and Youn. Wm. Maguire is here from Liberty Hill. J. H. Steerges of Newcastle is here on 1a visit. W. Harker came over from Relief Lill today. J. M. Thomas was over from Grass Valley today. H. French was over from French Corral today. M. Gross of San’ ar came in on che morning train. Mayor C. E. Clinch was over from Grass Valley today. W. Bradbury came over from North San Juan yesterday. G. C. Penrose and wife came over from Relief Hill today. Mr. Thurston of Grass Valley was a visitor here yesterday. J. L. Flescher of San Francisco came tn on the morning train. Mrs. W. Lathrop ‘came down from the Central House today. Geo. Legg and wife returned from their mountain trip today. T, J. Schoonover of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. Mrs. R. C. McMurray of Columbia Hill was here visiting friends today. L. Hyman retarned this morning from a business trip to San Francisco. 8. P. Fowler returned to Eureka this morning, after a visit at the couaty seat. EB. H. Brown and E. V. Evans of San francisco are here spending a few days. Wm. Maher, the dry-goods merchant, has returned from a trip to San Francisco. O. W. Kinney and wife arrived here yesterday from Vancouver, ‘Wash., on a visit. Eb. Grissel returned this:morning to Washington after a pleasant visit at the county seat. Mrs John Pooley of San_Francisco is the guest of Rev. J. Sims and fam-/ ily, of this city. W.I. Mitchell, the well-known commercial traveler, is very ill at his home in Sacramento. E. Heinrich, representative of the Buffalo beer, came down from the upper country yesterday. M. P. Light of Santa Ana ie visiting in this city, He is a brother-in-law of ‘Mrs. Sherman W. Marah. Assessor Schroeder left today for Bloomfield township, where he goes to assess the property there. Miss Lydia Penrose, who bas been visiting friends here, returned to North Bloomfield this morning. ‘ Rev. J. W. Phelps, who has been spending a few days at Sacramento, re turned home this morning. Mrs. David Rowe and Mrs. Ingram of Grass Valley, were the guests of Mrs. C. Robbins of this city yesterday. E. F. Kieffer of North San Juan, who has been visiting at San Francisco, ar— here last evening on his way Mrs. A.§8. Lord, who has been visiting in San Francisco and the southern part of the State, returned home last evening. Mrs, Chas. Moore Sr. and children, who have been visiting relatives here, ‘left yesterday for their home at Virginia City. J. J. Faulhaber who has been visitlast evening and left ‘this morning for the Plumbago mine. j Geo. A. Gray of Stockton is in town. Mrs. Gray accompanies him on this trip, and is enjoying the beauties of our mountain scenery. Mrs. J. Van Hagen, Mrs. J. Strand, Miss Maria Strand and Messrs. George Carlson and Nelson Larsen, came down from Forest City today. Andy Hampel and Wm. Giffin left this morning for North San Juan to put the celebrated Woodpecker cigar and Our Taste Hams in that town. John Hawke and wife are here from San Francisco, paying a visit to their old home. He has for many years been connected with the Obronicle. 1700 Tickets Sold. The railroad company report having sold seventeen hundred tickets for the picnic yesterday. A few over seven hundred of them were sold at the depot in this city. Somestyle about that picnic. Out of the seventeen hundred present there was not a kick about anything. , ing at San Francisco, returned here GRASS VALLBY NEWS. The Doings of Our Nelghbors as: Told Over the Telephone. ‘Dr. J. T. Jones was called to the residence of Mrs. Nankervis on Gold Hill yesterday afternoon, where he found & little son of Mrs. Nankervis. suffering from a severe attack of diphtheria. The case, while not particularly danger-, ous, is in a bad form, and the premises have been quarantined, George Fietcher went to. San; ‘Francisco yesterday to attend the annual convention of the Sportsmen’s Association. 3 The Clear Oreek ‘school will close next Tuesday and on Wednesday the pupils and teacher will give a picnic, to which the people generally sre invited. Grass Valley ‘Council, Y. M. L., are making’ great preparations for their ball to be given on the 6th of next month. It will be a thoroughly enjoyable event.Quartz Parlor of Native Sone will hold fitting exercises on Decoration Day, having appointed a committee to take charge of the celebration. Superintendent Bennett Opie has received the sad news from England that his brother, Thomas Opie, died there on the 80th of April. ‘The Fire Department met last evening todiscuss the proposition presented by the Nevada City Fire Department about celebrating the Fourth of July. The matter was freely talked about and it was decided to leave the matter to the citizens’ meeting when called to arrange for a celebration. A meeting of the directors of the Audftoriam Association was held at John R. Tyrrell’s office last evening. It was decided at this meeting to give Contractor Grant until 6 o’clock next Mon-~day evening to have his bond in this city. Should he not do so all business

relations between him and the association will be at an end. Special Notice. A méeting of the Picnic Committee of Curly Bears and Argonauts, and of the General Committee of Arrangements for the celebration of Admission Day, Sept. 9, 1900, will be held at the office of M. J. Brock, in Grass Valley, op Sunday, May 27, 1900, at 1 o’clock p.m. A full attendance of the members of both Committees is desired, as business of importance will come be. forte the meeting. All persons having bills against the Picnic Committee are hereby notified to present them to some member of the Committee, or to Jobn W. O'Neill, Secretary, on or before Sunday. F.L: ASE ag Chairman 1900 Committee. M. J. Broox, Chairman Picnic Commitee. Native Daughters, Notice. Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. will hold its regalar meeting Thursday evening. There will be initation of candidates, followed by an entertainment. Fallat tendance desired. By order, MarGarRetT GELLESPIE, , td President. an ent eS en rm NT GROWING. IN N POPULARITY. ai CENSTS The Madison Square quare Company Pleases . The pe Marshals Will Commence Another Audience at the Theater. Their Work June 4st. The largest audience of the week Everything is now ready for taking greeted Mr. Léwe’s company of players . the census and the various appointees last night at the Nevada Theater and . will-commence the work -on the first from the frequent bursts of laughter. day.-of Juneinevery town in the and applause it was readily understood . United States. A great many questhet “My Uncle from Japan,” had. tions will be asked and in ofder to caught the public fancy. facilitate matters all should be preThe play is a farce comedy, pure and. pared to answer them. The census and simple, and is not intended to be . schedule.will include inquiries about taken seriously. . Its mission. in this. the age, color or race, date of birth, work-a-day world is that of a mirth pro. conjagal condition, number of years voker, and. from the sounds which came . married, place of birth, year of immifrom the duditorium lest night it ie. gration to the United States, naturalsufe to assume that ‘it was a howling . ization, occupation, namber of months success in its line. Many who saw the} not employed, school attendance, and . : company, during the first part of their . ability to read or write of all persons engagement here, were under the im-. to whom these questions are appression that melo-drama was their plicable. In addition, inquiries will forte-—but now the same ones. are. be made about the ownership of homes willing to declare that itis an organiza-. und farins, farm acreage, value and tion of comedians. quantity of farm products, amount of Miss © eline McDonald as “Mrs. . livestock, ete. Racket”. gave’ a finished performance and her drunken scene in the second act, elicited howls of laughter. Between the first°and second ucts, assisted by Mr. Chas. Lowe, she introduced a specialty presenting, “Reuben and Oynthia” and a burlesque on “Break the News to Mother” which was excruciatingly fanny. Mies Edith Oook. os “Mrs, Tolman” had a character well suited to her ability, and gave a good impersonation of a character too well known now-adays, the scolding wife, Tom B. Loftus, ak caput os, emalipon If. nbroet es the eccentric uncle, Ohas Porter, as i ae: the henpecked husband, H. W. Gilbert, A Big Grizzly Bear. in the prodigal nephew, and Chas C. * L>we,as the valuable old man, sustained} Geo. Grissel, driver of the Wasbingtheir parts well and contributed their. ton stage, informs us that soon after Take Warning. ing: “Ten-cents a line will becharged for obituary notices to all business men who do not advertise while living. Delinqauent subscribers will be charged 15 cents a line for an obituary notice. receive as good a send-off as we are capable of writing, without any charge whatever. Better send in your subshare towards the fan of the evening. . leaving the Oentral House this mornIn mentioning the merits of the va-. iug the largest grizzly bear he ever saw Josephine Lansing, who presides at-. the bear saw the stage coming the avithe piano, must not be overlooked. mal climbed up on the side hill and line and her repertoire, which includes} good pointer for good shots, as they both the classics and the popular could soon locate his bearship. “Rags,” add much to the enjoyment of each performance. Last night she rendered Sidney Smith’s transcription ae ? ” , Sai cee cards cochnilce March, smiths and miners, today leaeed the Federal Loan mine at Willow Valley, dete chor, ms diagenig ec and will commence work there next Widow,” a play which was made famous Monday morning. They think they by. Oliver Doud Byron inthe East a few years ago. ATES RELI Federal Loan a Mine Leased. Ogden Bros., the well-known blackhope 80. : . Many a Lover At “The Grotto” at all times, you can Gas turned with disgust from an other-. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, wise lovable girl with an offensive . cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, breath. Karl’s Olover Root Tea puri‘all ye who never sampled their goods.tf fies the breath by its action on the — — bowels, eto., as nothing else will. Sold : for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 ota. and 60 cts. For sale. by H. aici erman, the druggist. _ Shoo Ply Beautiful paint steins, varnishes, screen doors and windows. Tow.e Bros. Co. Limozes Fretich China at Prices to Sell Quickly Come Just to Look. Great American Importing Tea Co, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared fo take orders Yor vonnecting sewers, Anyone desiring work done immediately should see John 8.Gregory. tf. § Candy Free QLbbasddbdaddddd Just asstarter and in order to thoroughly introduce our high grade Teas fresh roasted Coffees chager « ton ot Santee. THE COMMERCIAL TEA (0, Commercial Street, Nevada City. F. W.-TAYLOR, Manager. Caffe’ Buasled Right Here KITCHEN SINKS., u Wrought Steel Sinks pani FROM $1.75 UP Galvanized Steel Sinks » FROM $2.50 UP Cast Iron Sinks, S7a,ie" sist ONLY $5.75 Lece € SHaw Co. A brother editor gets off the follow. . rious members of the co:\pany, Miss}in his life was in the road. As soon as This lady is certainly an artist in her. disappeared in the woods. This isa can make a success of it, and it is believed that they can. Everybody will] lady. . The ‘Sick ‘People, Mes, Joseph Fordrini is a very . * A. A. Charonnat, who was 50. frightwithout fally injured at the Pitteburg mine, re-. days’ im mains in about the same condition as} He © he was yesterday. and Wm. J. Britland, who has been werequite sick for some time, was. very [be © much improved today, 2. friends will be glad to know.’ Ine few few} jail. days itis thought he will be on the} streets again. The child of W. w. Wasnt who his many . tekeAdvertisers and cash subscribers: will post culars, Ag! Sold by D Hall’s Family Geo. Bi catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall’s Ostarrh Cure, Send for cirF. j. Oumar & Oo, Toledo, 0. end ats, PS as New Ties, you ever saw. It you want /he 2ews mapecribe forthe} ee MAHER & CO.’S. _Ladies, come to the hig store fot your Shirt Waists. The second shipment just received. They are nicer than ever, and you will find one-of our large windows full of them and all marked in plain”figures. The best value in waists Come and let us show them to ey is Come to us for— WHITE SKIRTS See that special skirt we are selling for $1.50. You can get it trimmed in lace or peresintaice SILK GLOVES AND. SILK MITTS. Here, and a visit to our store will convince you that we have all the new things, and, as usual, the price is pe the lowJust received by teday’s express. Come is and see them. Respectfully, Haney sence Beautiful Rugs . > MAHER & CO. Special Today—New a Belts, New Shirt Waists, todo all . kinds of plambing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a SHIRT WaISTS.. Now, Ladies, we. wait to see yon. Thé weather is grand and, we have a nice cool store for you to do your shopping in and we will do our best to make it pleasant for you. lJ Bog S Fics SRE MT HT H ite AT KINKEAD 's? Santon Princess and ‘Sultan ‘Smyrnia are ‘the names of them. _While you are there just look st the pretty Antique Onl, Golden Ook, Maple and Ash 8% BEDROOM SETS. ; For the quality’ of the articles the priges! are lower than Sen Francisco and Sacramento prices. KINKEAD’S FURNITURE. Sick headache 1s cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c. For Sale. Cheap. A Few Specials for This Week Only. We have.about 500 pair of Men’ s Pants on our countele which must he: slowed out. . They are sale ate reap a ou oni oe neat patterns and good fitting goods, and in order to elose them out we have concluded to make a 2 Morea. ? . $6,00 Pants Go Now for vb The lots on West Broad street owned . by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for . All $8.00 Pants Go; Now for $2.00 All $4.00 Pants Go “Now for $3.00 ic All. $7.00 Pants Go Now for $5.50 — ~All $6.00 Pants Go Now .or $3.60 {h3 All $8.00 Pants Go Now for $6.50 Young Men’s Suits, sizes f oo ee ‘for $159 el dene. rom 13 years to 19 years; used to sell for $10, $12 and $15. Bio a have a few of those Boys’ Su ft wh . which this'a dicing vill promptly closing them out now for $3.75. asf plog Ae oe used pati ts; ne $7.00. Mis cent ere We also have a beautifu line of little fellows” eat t Suits which used to sell for $5.00, ' we will Place Tuning and Repairiog. run them this week for $2.75. Tar vessetsbiee Soneptiiin 1 tes ptaghte'baibanbd tb cons bad eect lees than cost ©. W. Bennetts is in Nevada City and ube novonats in the bande SF8G Calncone seca le ae shele eahiaibaiaianal and will call upon his patrons. Others CARTER & JOH NSTON. _ Just Goop correxr, that’s all! Peer less Brand 40 cents per pound. No premiums. You get your money’s worth of Coffee. _ Wor sells it. tf “OprorTounity is othe, heir ng of time. ‘Now is your eed, ggg to take Hood’s a ae derive .the bcs aor yy wey 4 The blood is now : “Take the Cake”Because they like it and know that it is pure. Try some of It and share their Monae mie Goal — leg gg order by mail. Be O, Box