May 27, 1901 (4 pages)

Weak ¥ (EE TRANSCRIPT. COMMITTEES — THE TRANSCRI — issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted ~ MET YESTERDAY. AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— BROWN & CALETNS. THRMS OF SUBSCRITTION : F $6 Per Year 3y Mail, ‘Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. VELEPHONE NO. 41. MONDAY ee P. 0, BOX EB ee May 27, 1901 You will find readingmatter on every page of the TRANSCRIPT. + #@e Superior Court. the. following gentlemen to take charge of the contests: : Columbia Hili—Lauren Woodruff. North Bloomfield—Grant Skidmore. Death of a Capitalist. WARNING, Royal Arch Masoni. All parties who have mumps are Ohey Witness the Conferring of) warned not to come out on the street Relief Hill—Rassmos Resman. Moore’s Flat, Plambago Mine—W. H. * the Degree at Colfax. prs wealthiest men in. pleted a large and as the disease is contagious and there Church, one of the t nigh rday Satu apand last city, died suddenly. today of f ap-j * isan ordinance which forbids such Budd. Between fifteen and twenty Masons people from leaving their premises. Graniteville—Henry Fitter. from Nevada City. and Grass. Valley The ordinance will be. enforced and Mine—Dana Harmon. went to Colfax last Saturday evening parties found on the streets with the SFurther Arrangements California Washington—Eb Grissel. to witness the conferring of. the Royal disease may be arrested and proseNorth San Juan and French Corral— Arch Degree by the Colfax Chapter. cuted. By order, Huau Muroaiz, Henry German. Masons were also present from Dutch R. Eppy, Health Officer. Mr. Harris went to Oolfax today Flat, Auburn, Forest Hill and San Assistant Health Officer. Bt to start a contest. api Francisco. After the conferring of the \ The following comprise the committee degree the guests and hosts partook of e Ghe Boys’ Band of Stockton on evening amusements on the 4th: a banquet, at the close of which several J. E. Carr, chairman; Thos. Sexton speeches were made and music renA « Herbert Kitts, John Becker, George dered. Lieutenant Governor J. H. . Wants to Come Kere. Coughlan, A. D. Mason. ° Neff acted as toastmaster, and opened —Ont of the— The following comprise the comthe proceedings in his usual happy Wade Jor the 4th, Something mittee on parade for the 5th: J. E, manner. It is needless to remark that Ordinary! A Bank Rurglarized, The following business was transac —_—— "3297S ity of Blue Denver, Colo., May 27—William. vicin pe ; : kena? oomeeee this was given in the new; poplexy. Hecame to Colorado in 1866, everybody in attendance Pie oil he 1880 In g. and engaged in minin time. A good supper WAS: Rerved and antly const gh thou and na, Arizo to went harassed by Apache Indians, he dethe wants of the inner man were wei] a veloped valuable copper mining propsupplied. \ athe: erty, which he sold in 1897. He beA resident of a near-by interior city came largely interested in Denver real estate and various business enterprises. Personal Happen Harry Rowe, who formerly resi this city, arrived here last night san Francisco on a visit to. fr Mr. Rowe is an employe of the found a cigar box fall of counterfeit He was a leader in philanthropic work. half-dollars hidden in a house which he had rented, and very ho The famous old Gilt Edge Whiskey turned the coins over to the ren is recommended by physicians for ties. Had it been good’ money—pay then it wasn't, and what is the 4 4 BLACK AND WHITE. Started ‘te Work. Miss Lehr, who has been to Francisco attending school, rett last evening. . A.B. Lord, Judge Nilon and master L. 8.Calkins returned § day evening from the Grand Lod; Every suit is marked in plain figures. of P., at Stockton. N.G. Calvin is down from Oam, ville. W. C. Smith and A. G. Dickman o Francisco arrived here on last « ing’s train, W. M. Wilson and Alwar Russe down from Maybert. Grant Skidmore was down North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. J. H. O’Oonnor and son MAHER & Co, here yesterday on a visit to Mr. Mrs. A. R. Morrison. Mrs. I, Putnam and Raymond ee Just received a new lot of fans, . The very ; man arrived here last evening. Dixon and left this morning for Ps son to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Hastl : TAYLOR'S TEA — SPECIALTIES —— AND COFFEE HOUSE.) PIGS FEET A Mean Trick. 868 PRICES: HW San Toy Size...:... $1 25 Francisco Firm +e —__ Handkei chief Lost. the people in the various towns and A point lace handkerchief was lost Friday it is more than likely that most of the night, May 24th, between the Suspension Hugh Marchie, our Water Collector people of those places will spend their bridge and the New York House. Finder members Our City. and Superintendent of Sewers, Fourth here. re ceived a check today from Gladding, McBean & Co, merchants of San Mr Harris appointed THE PRESERVATION. OF HEALTH Francisco, for $20, as their donation toward our Fourth of July celebration. Should be of permanent im This was very generous of the firm, and they have the thanks of the com portance when you desire to mittee for it. gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Wilt Leave Gomorrow. known forftheir absolute pur Lake. ity and cleanliness. Major George Nihell, Percy Carr, Charles Grimes, Martin Dumler, Ed. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, Tompkins and L. D. Nibgll will leave tomorrow for the Meadow Lake District. The Major has a contract for the erection of a 10-stamp mill for the Meadow Lake Mining Company, of which Captain Ord of Benicia is man City Marshal Shearer, who has been confined to his home several days by illness, was on the street today Merrill Bandeen, who has been sericusly ill, was on the streets yesterday. Wm. Giffin, who has been quite ill, was much better today.’ Patented dasher construction does away with all motions except one—the can revolves. around. ihe stationary dasher. -IN. OUR NE The Marks children have about re Dr.John W SU “a an, T. Jones will tumigate the house next week, but will keep the flag up for two weeks longer. The Marks family seem i. Motion is pecessary 2 &@ in the SON when ever they take a notion. One of them was in town chis morning. Suits fit for the dressiest of men. tine, as the children come to town! & Uniform Rank, K. of P. TETREAU Our Millinery Opening. When we will see that everybody is promptly waited upon. for street wear. You can save money by Although our millinery opening is late in the season, when buying your footwear here. our Eastern goods arrive we will show you the results 0 We carry a full line of Buckingham & Hecht’s own make of boots and shoes. Yor wear there.is no superior. Also Robert Johnson & Rand, St. Louis, Mo., makers of our Men’s Fine and Heavy Shoes. ‘Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY ebaaa City Stores, Main 791; res, Main 793 — 100 Ladies Sombrero hats, for which you have been paying” $1 this spring. Our price is 40 cents for the same identical hat. , : Ladies’, Misses and Childre n’s AN & C0. Clothiers makes you see we handle only standard lines. en ee Bishop Wm. H. Moreland rett this morning to Sacramento after ing many friends at this city. B. Levy is here from San Fran H. Spaulding arrived here this ing from Oakland and will leat morrow for Downieville. Mr. and Mrs.’J. Hustler were from Patterson today. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as the not reach the seat of the d Catarrh is a-‘blood or constitun ease, and in order to cure it 7a take internal remedies. Hall’s Cure is taken internally, and a rectly on the blood and mucou faces: Halls Catarrh Cure is quack medicine. ‘It was prescri one of the best physicians i country for years, and is a regal scription. It is composed of . the best tonics known, combine v our new spring stock just It was a grand success. We owe the ladies of Nevada the shoes they want. City an apology for inattention. . Not having the help to asThe shoes either of them sist us. will buy here are correct Weare receiving daily from the East millinery which in style. We have them will be ready for inspection in fine patent leathers—black and chocolate. Vici “=> THE LAST OF THE WEEK kid and also Russia calf Made by Krippendorf & Dittman, Cincinnati. The members of Mountain Division, Uniform Rank, K. of P., are hereby no. tified that there wiil be a drill in fall . Ridge. QUANTITIES {OF IMPORRTED} AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS . ++ SACKS ., Any goods purchased if not satisfactory, yournmoney will be cbeerfully reclose buying. You will have an opportunity to buy $10 to gy Single or Double Breasted funded. Any of these calf and vici kids are made up in $2.50, $3 and $3 50 $12 values for $6. Also $8 values for $5. We are offering —o00— Superintendent Dana Harmon wife returned this morning to G in Nevada County. Either or both will find in grades. today. Father Clyne left this mornin; Sacramento. the best blood purifiers, acti) es > rectly on the mucous surfac t perfect combination of the gredients is what produces suc! derful results in curing catarrl for testimonials free. F, J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the be: In times of peace; intimes of The favorite drink is Jesse Mc FATHER and 9. Stylish Cut Trousers and Mra. A. G. Turner, retarned . Largest and Grandest Assortment W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street in three minutes. Made by Chas. Kauffman Bros., Chicago. quaran-! Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cobb of Se who have been here on a visit tc SPRING MILLINERY OPENING EVERYTHING NEW & ~ IN WALKING HATS. cream, not in the machine. The result is smooth, delicious ice cream New Spring Suits Wega te MX Samuel Phillips’ condition remains about the same, Mrs. Edward Ryan‘is very ill . uniform at Armory Hall, Tuesday eve (One Motion) Poor, but honest, wishes to meet a respectable, loving woman of means. In appearance he is fine and dignified, and a good dresser,. which is proved by his wearing one of our Improving. e; ttsoused and spice?, Ib...100 cooked, _ CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. LEGG &SHAW CO. Nevada City. 28 Years of Age Most Hil of Chem Are Yow ning, May 28th. By order, W. G. Richagps, Captain. Peerless Iceland A GENTLEMAN Condition of the Sick. to pay no attention to the add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that you can have a delicious lemon ice, if you use a. 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. OP RIGHT ager. covered from the smallpox. M OGRE on oid 75} DOUG isc ey 2 00 3 Quarts 22 ocd. ce 2 25 You don’t have~o go to th rctic 2 50 regions to be refreshed. Icecream 4 Quarts . or ices are much more delicious 6 Gare osc 350 when the appetite is sharp—when you are hot. It takes only a min8 Quarts. a. 5 50 ute to sqaeeze a few lemons and Our confections are widely Freezer Wajor Yihell and Crew Soing to Wleadow will please return to this office. T. E Dobbie and J. Jepson, who been here spending'a few days.retu this morning to Nerth Bloomfield J. H. Campbell uf San Francisc: rived here last evening and left morning for Downiéville. Chas. Lysena student of Ber! arrived last evening and left this n ing for Gaston Ridge to study mi OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER 501 a terest is manifested in the matter by Re Miss Lyda Penrose returned morning to North Bloomfield visiting friends in this city. SMOKED HALIBUT coriite coast, ib. CHIPPED BEEF wip ety quantity, 1b. 20 SALTED WAFERS éartoreb nm onePos Wholesale and Retail : G. Garsen, D. Birdsall, F. N. Par Order us to take one out and send it home for you, [ie SAMPLES FREE_£e]] latest. : Joe O'Connor left yesterday mc Attorney Fred Searls left yest for San Francisco to attend court John Spaulding came.up from burn last evening. ‘ James Arnott, whobas been tc Francisco for some time returned evening. : C. Dennis returned last ev from a visit to Alameda. . Ladies we show you in our large window a. display of Taylor’s Own GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. H. McGonagle of French Corra in this city yesterday, interests. See Big Window! See Big Window! season. Attorney T. 8. Ford went to yesterday on business. for Cape Nome, where ‘he has n MAHER & GOo.’s. “wCROCKERY@. Ever brought to this city. ‘ down S Miss Fowler came down from San Juan yesterday. ; A meeting of the general committee Carr, chairman; Chas, L. Harris, Wm. all present enjoyed themselves. ted in the Superior Court today: . will be held in the Supervisors room, G. Richards, Louis Schwartz, B. F. In the estate of Rebecca Kitto, inSnell, Dr. C. W. Chapman, Ben Bost, competent. Order confirming sale of at the Courthouse, this evening at 8:30 J.G. O'Neill, O. E. Ashburn, F. L. FRANK TAYLOR, Propersonal property. o’clock, sharp. A full attendance is Arbogast, L. 8. Calkins. Mrivnerat Port Wis., May 27—The prietor of the In the estate of J. Badeau, deceased. Commercial A proposition toengage the Boys’ Final account of administrator settled, desired. Band of Stockton for the coming celeFirst National Bank of this city was Tea Store, has just received allowed and approved. F The Fourth of July Afternoon Combration .is. being entertained, and it burglarized early this morning, the In the estate of T. P. Robinson, demittee met at the Transcript office yesis conceded on all sides that this now robbers getting away with about $30,000, Horn, some of the finest ceased. Order of sale of real estate terday afternoon and mapped out the celebrated organization of young muwhich is fally covered by insurance. granted the administrator. outline for their program. H. L. sicians would add greatly to the big The safe was blown open with nitroIn the estate of John Kitto, deceased. Sweeney appeared before the comevent. Atthe recent Pythian parade glycerine, The robbers made good Letters of administration ordered mittee and stated that he and several at Stockton this band was inthe lead their escape. BLACK and WHITE DRESS GOODS, in wash fabrics, issued to Phillis A. Gilbert upon her others had arranged to give entertainand made a great hit. There are twentyHe will sell these goods at ments in the theater during the fourth five members in all and each of them ~ filing a bond in the sum of $100. greatly reduced prices, and Not by any means mourning, but the leading styles of the In the estate of Nicholas Weber, deand fifth and if the committee desired is a wonder in himself when it comes ceased. Will allowed to probate. Letthey would come out in the afternoon to playing music. Edward B. Condy, he will suit the taste of every ters testamentary. ordered issued to and help entertain the crowds of peothe conductor of the band, has written For dress occasions every suit is a gem. Ohe Yew Culvert Was Com. one. Mrs. Anna Weber and Alphonso Harple free of charge. The proposition a letter to J. E. Carr, Secretary of th® Every suit tells its own Story. tung, without bonds. was accepted and a float ‘with a good general committee, and among other menced Ohis Morning. -In tae éstate of S.L. Blackwell, deplatform on it will be prepared for their things he states that the boys make a John Blodgett, who has the contract Every suit is sold for ready cash. ceased. Hearing of petition continued use. This will save the committee cengreat showing on parade. “These boys for building the new culvert over Oreuntil Monday, June 10tb, 1901. Every suit comes without a companion, therefore the siderable expense and trouble and at are sons of the best people in town,” gon raviue, started the work this mornIn the estate of Francis Blain, dethe same time a much better entertainsays Mr. Condy, “and a great many of wearer of any of these beauties will not see another in town ing. He has six men employed, and ceased. Order of sale of real estate ment will be given than on any previous their folks would take the trip with es will put the job through with a rush. like hers. granted to the administrator on adyear. A number of out side attractions the boys, were they engaged. — Baker’s team is hauling the rock for its : Now, Ladies, take a look at this BLACK AND WHITE will be present and severalprofesditional bond of $500. “I think we would take at least fifty construction from the Campbell mine, DISPLAY, while in our window. The People vs. Peter Cozzaglio. sionals will take part. ; people with us, and it is more than City Trustee Eustis is overlooking the Following are some of the attraclikely that the number would be inPeter Cozzaglio duly arraigned. Not work during the absence of Superhaving procured counsel, the arraigntions which were prepared: creased to sixty. There is some comvisor Martin at Truckee. Get it made up and then you will be up to date. ment of said defendant was continued 150 yard race for buys. plaint here about the boys thinking of Respectfully, until Tuesday morning, May 28th, 1901, Tag-of-War contest. The Treasury Department has issued leaving home on the Fourth of July, Try a pound. at 10 o’clock a. m. Tug-of-war contest for boys. as the Stockton people think them a acircular urging that the giving of Water fight. Jobn R. Tyrrell vs. Cooley, et al. J. great attraction, bat a trip of this elaborate and lengthy names to vessels Roasted Daily on the premises Greased pig. M. Wailing, Esq., on behalf of defendkind is worth considering, as some of be discouraged in favor of shorter apant withdrew the demurrer of de-100 yard free for all race. Ground to order. these boys have never been in the pellations. Is the day coming when instead ‘of “Queens of the Ocean,” 125 yard race for visitors. fendant on file herein. mountains.” : Emma §8. Snediker vs. David P. 250 yard race for boys. Mr. Condy also states that the cost “Stars. of the Sea,” etc., we are tc have Ayers et al. Counsel for respective 75 yard race, of ,the’ band will be made as reagonfleets of safety four-masters roving parties argue on a general demurrer of Fireman’s race. able as possible. The cost of transabout the world under such names as Ladies’ race. defendant to plaintiffs complaint. F. portation will be placed at a low fig“Bill” and “Bob?” Girls’ race. M. Parcells, Esq, for the plaintiff and ure, a8 8 coach can be chartered for Germany has decided that camels Fat man’s race. J.M. Walling for the defendant. the round trip from Stockton to Colare superior to oxen for farm work. 2 Many other features will be added fax,and .to help the matter out that Now let the oxen hump themselves. later. prince of good fellows, OC. P. LoughPersonal Pointers. The Parade Committee for the mornridge, superintendent. and _ general Cemetery Vases. A.J. Ragon bas honded ‘his’ mine at ing of the Fourth, met yesterday at the manager of the Narrow Gauge road, --Ragon’s Flat to H. F. Morse, of AmaNaticnal Hotel and attended to a says that he will bring the band in from A new supply of cemetery vases at number of preparations. It was reColfax free of charge, and also return Geo. E. Turner’s. Two for 25cts. m24 dor county. Mrs. Wm. Floyd won the first prize ported that a number of firms would them to that point without pay. and Mrs. H. Legg won the second be represented in the parade by floats. prize at the Ladies Saturday AfterMost of the local lodges have agreed to turn out. noon Whist. The Evening of the Fifth Committee Wm, Celio has received a fine new Some party or parties are in the met yesterday afternoon at E. W. two-seated wagon. habit of visiting the cemeteries at this E T Worthley came down from Schmidt’s store and finally decided to city and taking whatever they want give the proposed free dance at Armory Washington today. from. the graves. The night aftera Sheriff Getchell left yesterday for Hall. In connection with this a numfuneral a few days ago someone went of ‘exhibitions of fancy dancing will be Truckee. toa grave and took the ribbon from George A. Ray was over from Ray’s given. bouquets put there by loving friends Charles L. Harris returned Saturday Ranch today.2 4 Gee evening from his tour through the of the deceased. A person who would up country towns, where he went to be guilty of such an act is worthy cf no consideration from civilized people Senerous Donation. start Maid of Honor contests. He met and if apprehended should be punished . with great success and says much in‘to the full extent of the law. ek direct from England, via Cape Jron Works. Dana Harmon came Gaston yesterday, Opening Dar BLUE TEN Saturday Evy Mt (iF Admission, per couple (i SUPPOPS Scan scparecees ants” 610 f.on the dance. Electioneer Sta BILLYUP: ——900-— RACE RECORD..0.++: Breed to this fast, large an ably bred trotting stallion. By the «BMENNESSEY’S STABLE EVER Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 751 ©@" For pedigree and fur' Mation see : PHIL C, BY!

Weak ¥ (EE TRANSCRIPT. COMMITTEES — THE TRANSCRI — issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted ~ MET YESTERDAY. AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— BROWN & CALETNS. THRMS OF SUBSCRITTION : F $6 Per Year 3y Mail, ‘Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. VELEPHONE NO. 41. MONDAY ee P. 0, BOX EB ee May 27, 1901 You will find readingmatter on every page of the TRANSCRIPT. + #@e Superior Court. the. following gentlemen to take charge of the contests: : Columbia Hili—Lauren Woodruff. North Bloomfield—Grant Skidmore. Death of a Capitalist. WARNING, Royal Arch Masoni. All parties who have mumps are Ohey Witness the Conferring of) warned not to come out on the street Relief Hill—Rassmos Resman. Moore’s Flat, Plambago Mine—W. H. * the Degree at Colfax. prs wealthiest men in. pleted a large and as the disease is contagious and there Church, one of the t nigh rday Satu apand last city, died suddenly. today of f ap-j * isan ordinance which forbids such Budd. Between fifteen and twenty Masons people from leaving their premises. Graniteville—Henry Fitter. from Nevada City. and Grass. Valley The ordinance will be. enforced and Mine—Dana Harmon. went to Colfax last Saturday evening parties found on the streets with the SFurther Arrangements California Washington—Eb Grissel. to witness the conferring of. the Royal disease may be arrested and proseNorth San Juan and French Corral— Arch Degree by the Colfax Chapter. cuted. By order, Huau Muroaiz, Henry German. Masons were also present from Dutch R. Eppy, Health Officer. Mr. Harris went to Oolfax today Flat, Auburn, Forest Hill and San Assistant Health Officer. Bt to start a contest. api Francisco. After the conferring of the \ The following comprise the committee degree the guests and hosts partook of e Ghe Boys’ Band of Stockton on evening amusements on the 4th: a banquet, at the close of which several J. E. Carr, chairman; Thos. Sexton speeches were made and music renA « Herbert Kitts, John Becker, George dered. Lieutenant Governor J. H. . Wants to Come Kere. Coughlan, A. D. Mason. ° Neff acted as toastmaster, and opened —Ont of the— The following comprise the comthe proceedings in his usual happy Wade Jor the 4th, Something mittee on parade for the 5th: J. E, manner. It is needless to remark that Ordinary! A Bank Rurglarized, The following business was transac —_—— "3297S ity of Blue Denver, Colo., May 27—William. vicin pe ; : kena? oomeeee this was given in the new; poplexy. Hecame to Colorado in 1866, everybody in attendance Pie oil he 1880 In g. and engaged in minin time. A good supper WAS: Rerved and antly const gh thou and na, Arizo to went harassed by Apache Indians, he dethe wants of the inner man were wei] a veloped valuable copper mining propsupplied. \ athe: erty, which he sold in 1897. He beA resident of a near-by interior city came largely interested in Denver real estate and various business enterprises. Personal Happen Harry Rowe, who formerly resi this city, arrived here last night san Francisco on a visit to. fr Mr. Rowe is an employe of the found a cigar box fall of counterfeit He was a leader in philanthropic work. half-dollars hidden in a house which he had rented, and very ho The famous old Gilt Edge Whiskey turned the coins over to the ren is recommended by physicians for ties. Had it been good’ money—pay then it wasn't, and what is the 4 4 BLACK AND WHITE. Started ‘te Work. Miss Lehr, who has been to Francisco attending school, rett last evening. . A.B. Lord, Judge Nilon and master L. 8.Calkins returned § day evening from the Grand Lod; Every suit is marked in plain figures. of P., at Stockton. N.G. Calvin is down from Oam, ville. W. C. Smith and A. G. Dickman o Francisco arrived here on last « ing’s train, W. M. Wilson and Alwar Russe down from Maybert. Grant Skidmore was down North Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. J. H. O’Oonnor and son MAHER & Co, here yesterday on a visit to Mr. Mrs. A. R. Morrison. Mrs. I, Putnam and Raymond ee Just received a new lot of fans, . The very ; man arrived here last evening. Dixon and left this morning for Ps son to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Hastl : TAYLOR'S TEA — SPECIALTIES —— AND COFFEE HOUSE.) PIGS FEET A Mean Trick. 868 PRICES: HW San Toy Size......:..... $1 25 Francisco Firm +e —__ Handkei chief Lost. the people in the various towns and A point lace handkerchief was lost Friday it is more than likely that most of the night, May 24th, between the Suspension Hugh Marchie, our Water Collector people of those places will spend their bridge and the New York House. Finder members Our City. and Superintendent of Sewers, Fourth here. re ceived a check today from Gladding, McBean & Co, merchants of San Mr Harris appointed THE PRESERVATION. OF HEALTH Francisco, for $20, as their donation toward our Fourth of July celebration. Should be of permanent im This was very generous of the firm, and they have the thanks of the com portance when you desire to mittee for it. gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Wilt Leave Gomorrow. known forftheir absolute pur Lake. ity and cleanliness. Major George Nihell, Percy Carr, Charles Grimes, Martin Dumler, Ed. Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, Tompkins and L. D. Nibgll will leave tomorrow for the Meadow Lake District. The Major has a contract for the erection of a 10-stamp mill for the Meadow Lake Mining Company, of which Captain Ord of Benicia is man City Marshal Shearer, who has been confined to his home several days by illness, was on the street today Merrill Bandeen, who has been sericusly ill, was on the streets yesterday. Wm. Giffin, who has been quite ill, was much better today.’ Patented dasher construction does away with all motions except one—the can revolves. around. ihe stationary dasher. -IN. OUR NE The Marks children have about re Dr.John W SU “a an, T. Jones will tumigate the house next week, but will keep the flag up for two weeks longer. The Marks family seem i. Motion is pecessary 2 &@ in the SON when ever they take a notion. One of them was in town chis morning. Suits fit for the dressiest of men. tine, as the children come to town! & Uniform Rank, K. of P. TETREAU Our Millinery Opening. When we will see that everybody is promptly waited upon. for street wear. You can save money by Although our millinery opening is late in the season, when buying your footwear here. our Eastern goods arrive we will show you the results 0 We carry a full line of Buckingham & Hecht’s own make of boots and shoes. Yor wear there.is no superior. Also Robert Johnson & Rand, St. Louis, Mo., makers of our Men’s Fine and Heavy Shoes. ‘Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY ebaaa City Stores, Main 791; res, Main 793 — 100 Ladies Sombrero hats, for which you have been paying” $1 this spring. Our price is 40 cents for the same identical hat. , : Ladies’, Misses and Childre n’s AN & C0. Clothiers makes you see we handle only standard lines. en ee Bishop Wm. H. Moreland rett this morning to Sacramento after ing many friends at this city. B. Levy is here from San Fran H. Spaulding arrived here this ing from Oakland and will leat morrow for Downieville. Mr. and Mrs.’J. Hustler were from Patterson today. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as the not reach the seat of the d Catarrh is a-‘blood or constitun ease, and in order to cure it 7a take internal remedies. Hall’s Cure is taken internally, and a rectly on the blood and mucou faces: Halls Catarrh Cure is quack medicine. ‘It was prescri one of the best physicians i country for years, and is a regal scription. It is composed of . the best tonics known, combine v our new spring stock just It was a grand success. We owe the ladies of Nevada the shoes they want. City an apology for inattention. . Not having the help to asThe shoes either of them sist us. will buy here are correct Weare receiving daily from the East millinery which in style. We have them will be ready for inspection in fine patent leathers—black and chocolate. Vici “=> THE LAST OF THE WEEK

kid and also Russia calf Made by Krippendorf & Dittman, Cincinnati. The members of Mountain Division, Uniform Rank, K. of P., are hereby no. tified that there wiil be a drill in fall . Ridge. QUANTITIES {OF IMPORRTED} AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS . ++ SACKS .., Any goods purchased if not satisfactory, yournmoney will be cbeerfully reclose buying. You will have an opportunity to buy $10 to gy Single or Double Breasted funded. Any of these calf and vici kids are made up in $2.50, $3 and $3 50 $12 values for $6. Also $8 values for $5. We are offering —o00— Superintendent Dana Harmon wife returned this morning to G in Nevada County. Either or both will find in grades. today. Father Clyne left this mornin; Sacramento. the best blood purifiers, acti) es > rectly on the mucous surfac t perfect combination of the gredients is what produces suc! derful results in curing catarrl for testimonials free. F, J.. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the be: In times of peace; intimes of The favorite drink is Jesse Mc FATHER and 9. Stylish Cut Trousers and Mra. A. G. Turner, retarned . Largest and Grandest Assortment W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street in three minutes. Made by Chas. Kauffman Bros., Chicago. quaran-! Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cobb of Se who have been here on a visit tc SPRING MILLINERY OPENING EVERYTHING NEW & ~ IN WALKING HATS. cream, not in the machine. The result is smooth, delicious ice cream New Spring Suits Wega te MX Samuel Phillips’ condition remains about the same, Mrs. Edward Ryan‘is very ill . uniform at Armory Hall, Tuesday eve (One Motion) Poor, but honest, wishes to meet a respectable, loving woman of means. In appearance he is fine and dignified, and a good dresser,. which is proved by his wearing one of our Improving. e; ttsoused and spice?, Ib.....100 cooked, _ CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. LEGG &SHAW CO. Nevada City. 28 Years of Age Most Hil of Chem Are Yow ning, May 28th. By order, W. G. Richagps, Captain. Peerless Iceland A GENTLEMAN Condition of the Sick. to pay no attention to the add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that you can have a delicious lemon ice, if you use a. 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. OP RIGHT ager. covered from the smallpox. M OGRE on oid 75} DOUG isc ey 2 00 3 Quarts 22 ocd. ce 2 25 You don’t have~o go to th rctic 2 50 regions to be refreshed. Icecream 4 Quarts . or ices are much more delicious 6 Gare osc 350 when the appetite is sharp—when you are hot. It takes only a min8 Quarts.. a. 5 50 ute to sqaeeze a few lemons and Our confections are widely Freezer Wajor Yihell and Crew Soing to Wleadow will please return to this office. T. E Dobbie and J. Jepson, who been here spending'a few days.retu this morning to Nerth Bloomfield J. H. Campbell uf San Francisc: rived here last evening and left morning for Downiéville. Chas. Lysena student of Ber! arrived last evening and left this n ing for Gaston Ridge to study mi OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER 501 a terest is manifested in the matter by Re Miss Lyda Penrose returned morning to North Bloomfield visiting friends in this city. SMOKED HALIBUT coriite coast, ib.. CHIPPED BEEF wip ety quantity, 1b. 20 SALTED WAFERS éartoreb nm onePos Wholesale and Retail : G. Garsen, D. Birdsall, F. N. Par Order us to take one out and send it home for you, [ie SAMPLES FREE_£e]] latest. : Joe O'Connor left yesterday mc Attorney Fred Searls left yest for San Francisco to attend court John Spaulding came.up from burn last evening. ‘ James Arnott, whobas been tc Francisco for some time returned evening. : C. Dennis returned last ev from a visit to Alameda. . Ladies we show you in our large window a. display of Taylor’s Own GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. H. McGonagle of French Corra in this city yesterday, interests. See Big Window! See Big Window! season. Attorney T. 8. Ford went to yesterday on business. for Cape Nome, where ‘he has n MAHER & GOo.’s. “wCROCKERY@. Ever brought to this city. ‘ down S Miss Fowler came down from San Juan yesterday. ; A meeting of the general committee Carr, chairman; Chas, L. Harris, Wm. all present enjoyed themselves. ted in the Superior Court today: . will be held in the Supervisors room, G. Richards, Louis Schwartz, B. F. In the estate of Rebecca Kitto, inSnell, Dr. C. W. Chapman, Ben Bost, competent. Order confirming sale of at the Courthouse, this evening at 8:30 J.G. O'Neill, O. E. Ashburn, F. L. FRANK TAYLOR, Propersonal property. o’clock, sharp. A full attendance is Arbogast, L. 8. Calkins. Mrivnerat Port Wis., May 27—The prietor of the In the estate of J. Badeau, deceased. Commercial A proposition toengage the Boys’ Final account of administrator settled, desired. Band of Stockton for the coming celeFirst National Bank of this city was Tea Store, has just received allowed and approved. F The Fourth of July Afternoon Combration .is. being entertained, and it burglarized early this morning, the In the estate of T. P. Robinson, demittee met at the Transcript office yesis conceded on all sides that this now robbers getting away with about $30,000, Horn, some of the finest ceased. Order of sale of real estate terday afternoon and mapped out the celebrated organization of young muwhich is fally covered by insurance. granted the administrator. outline for their program. H. L. sicians would add greatly to the big The safe was blown open with nitroIn the estate of John Kitto, deceased. Sweeney appeared before the comevent. Atthe recent Pythian parade glycerine, The robbers made good Letters of administration ordered mittee and stated that he and several at Stockton this band was inthe lead their escape. BLACK and WHITE DRESS GOODS, in wash fabrics, issued to Phillis A. Gilbert upon her others had arranged to give entertainand made a great hit. There are twentyHe will sell these goods at ments in the theater during the fourth five members in all and each of them ~ filing a bond in the sum of $100. greatly reduced prices, and Not by any means mourning, but the leading styles of the In the estate of Nicholas Weber, deand fifth and if the committee desired is a wonder in himself when it comes ceased. Will allowed to probate. Letthey would come out in the afternoon to playing music. Edward B. Condy, he will suit the taste of every ters testamentary. ordered issued to and help entertain the crowds of peothe conductor of the band, has written For dress occasions every suit is a gem. Ohe Yew Culvert Was Com. one. Mrs. Anna Weber and Alphonso Harple free of charge. The proposition a letter to J. E. Carr, Secretary of th® Every suit tells its own Story. tung, without bonds. was accepted and a float ‘with a good general committee, and among other menced Ohis Morning. -In tae éstate of S.L. Blackwell, deplatform on it will be prepared for their things he states that the boys make a John Blodgett, who has the contract Every suit is sold for ready cash. ceased. Hearing of petition continued use. This will save the committee cengreat showing on parade. “These boys for building the new culvert over Oreuntil Monday, June 10tb, 1901. Every suit comes without a companion, therefore the siderable expense and trouble and at are sons of the best people in town,” gon raviue, started the work this mornIn the estate of Francis Blain, dethe same time a much better entertainsays Mr. Condy, “and a great many of wearer of any of these beauties will not see another in town ing. He has six men employed, and ceased. Order of sale of real estate ment will be given than on any previous their folks would take the trip with es will put the job through with a rush. like hers. granted to the administrator on adyear. A number of out side attractions the boys, were they engaged. — Baker’s team is hauling the rock for its : Now, Ladies, take a look at this BLACK AND WHITE will be present and severalprofesditional bond of $500. “I think we would take at least fifty construction from the Campbell mine, DISPLAY, while in our window. The People vs. Peter Cozzaglio. sionals will take part. ; people with us, and it is more than City Trustee Eustis is overlooking the Following are some of the attraclikely that the number would be inPeter Cozzaglio duly arraigned. Not work during the absence of Superhaving procured counsel, the arraigntions which were prepared: creased to sixty. There is some comvisor Martin at Truckee. Get it made up and then you will be up to date. ment of said defendant was continued 150 yard race for buys. plaint here about the boys thinking of Respectfully, until Tuesday morning, May 28th, 1901, Tag-of-War contest. The Treasury Department has issued leaving home on the Fourth of July, Try a pound. at 10 o’clock a. m. Tug-of-war contest for boys. as the Stockton people think them a acircular urging that the giving of Water fight. Jobn R. Tyrrell vs. Cooley, et al. J. great attraction, bat a trip of this elaborate and lengthy names to vessels Roasted Daily on the premises Greased pig. M. Wailing, Esq., on behalf of defendkind is worth considering, as some of be discouraged in favor of shorter apant withdrew the demurrer of de-100 yard free for all race. Ground to order. these boys have never been in the pellations. Is the day coming when instead ‘of “Queens of the Ocean,” 125 yard race for visitors. fendant on file herein. mountains.” : Emma §8. Snediker vs. David P. 250 yard race for boys. Mr. Condy also states that the cost “Stars. of the Sea,” etc., we are tc have Ayers et al. Counsel for respective 75 yard race, of ,the’ band will be made as reagonfleets of safety four-masters roving parties argue on a general demurrer of Fireman’s race. able as possible. The cost of transabout the world under such names as Ladies’ race. defendant to plaintiffs complaint. F. portation will be placed at a low fig“Bill” and “Bob?” Girls’ race. M. Parcells, Esq, for the plaintiff and ure, a8 8 coach can be chartered for Germany has decided that camels Fat man’s race. J.M. Walling for the defendant. the round trip from Stockton to Colare superior to oxen for farm work. 2 Many other features will be added fax,and .to help the matter out that Now let the oxen hump themselves. later. prince of good fellows, OC. P. LoughPersonal Pointers. The Parade Committee for the mornridge, superintendent. and _ general Cemetery Vases. A.J. Ragon bas honded ‘his’ mine at ing of the Fourth, met yesterday at the manager of the Narrow Gauge road, --Ragon’s Flat to H. F. Morse, of AmaNaticnal Hotel and attended to a says that he will bring the band in from A new supply of cemetery vases at number of preparations. It was reColfax free of charge, and also return Geo. E. Turner’s. Two for 25cts. m24 dor county. Mrs. Wm. Floyd won the first prize ported that a number of firms would them to that point without pay. and Mrs. H. Legg won the second be represented in the parade by floats. prize at the Ladies Saturday AfterMost of the local lodges have agreed to turn out. noon Whist. The Evening of the Fifth Committee Wm, Celio has received a fine new Some party or parties are in the met yesterday afternoon at E. W. two-seated wagon. habit of visiting the cemeteries at this E T Worthley came down from Schmidt’s store and finally decided to city and taking whatever they want give the proposed free dance at Armory Washington today. from. the graves. The night aftera Sheriff Getchell left yesterday for Hall. In connection with this a numfuneral a few days ago someone went of ‘exhibitions of fancy dancing will be Truckee. toa grave and took the ribbon from George A. Ray was over from Ray’s given. bouquets put there by loving friends Charles L. Harris returned Saturday Ranch today.2 4 Gee evening from his tour through the of the deceased. A person who would up country towns, where he went to be guilty of such an act is worthy cf no consideration from civilized people Senerous Donation. start Maid of Honor contests. He met and if apprehended should be punished . with great success and says much in‘to the full extent of the law. ek direct from England, via Cape Jron Works. Dana Harmon came Gaston yesterday, Opening Dar BLUE TEN Saturday Evy Mt (iF Admission, per couple (i SUPPOPS Scan scparecees ants” 610 f.on the dance. Electioneer Sta BILLYUP: ——900-— RACE RECORD....0..++: Breed to this fast, large an ably bred trotting stallion. By the «BMENNESSEY’S STABLE EVER Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 751 ©@" For pedigree and fur' Mation see : PHIL C, BY!