May 6, 1902 (4 pages)

@Y another pay . Tass Valleys an trass Valley nin Y Ding. ngthened he ed for, 7 May 18th, 4 ts with the Be Sacramento y : art Nok ning business y, Superior Coury '. T. Nilon pregiay th.vs. W. W. Bun tiff granted jug & disclaim hayiy vada ( K and . Arts see Wing ty $1.25, $1. a 25 and $1.50, de of Taffeta § All grand goa that we are si we are showi ll allke. it beautiful line 0 6 Hats will be soldi cial sale for $3.5), line of Elegant 0 very low prices, yme and see them, % Il Kind Carving Sets, is, Salad Sets, 4 Olive Spoous. . 1 Neatly Repé ! he Jewel —— Lion} winter ‘wheat tured by the? elicate bise its. Gros OCS ock of Coc re all guatal » the Lowe: s Our Spelt lartul ‘s } REET, NEV a > HE TRANSCRIPT. May 6, 1992 RGDAY.cseeereeree: LAA. ed hat a Paper Says About the Good Things Here, ne following we find in the Rush» (Indiana) Republican, of April he Republican is obliged to Thos. sexton for late copies of the Nevaity (California) Daily Transcript, gome other literature relating to mineral and other resources of da County. They are of speeial restto the writer from* the fact more than fifty years ago—long pre Nevada City was dreamed of— of his brothers were miners on the b Fork of the Yuba, within the nt limits of Nevada county.— ro they and their companions d witb pick, shovel and pan, there now thirty or forty mines equipped most modern machinery, and an aggregate yield since then of 012,000,000, Itis “a far cry” from vellow old letters which describe inthe mines in ’49 and the early tothe railroads, Sunday schools, mber of commerce, taxes, banks, sts, lawyers, and dancing school bday.” . Sexton, the gentleman above rebd to, is one of the leading elerks »dry goods house of Maher & Oo., hiscity. If more of our people ned the same Course—sending paand any kind of literature appining to Nevada County to their ds inthe East—then the people pwould find out that we really on the map, ! stern Weather ucaco, May 5—Temperatares at 7 : New York 42, Boston 650, Philphia 50, Washington 52, Chicage inneapolis 60, Oincinnati 70, St. 8 66. ouln’t Stand It foaco, May 6—Two hundred cigarrs employed by the Havana~ ican Company, struck today, Tt than accept a reduction in pay $5 to $3 per 1000. . Good Laundry Work. hy give your washing to Chinatohave them worn full of holes being beaten on a bieck and returned with ap unhealthy and sive odor? The Nevada County dry Association cleans clothes he latest improved steam applyaud afterward they smell fresh lean. The prices charged are easonable and all work is guard, W. H. Tregellas represents ssoclation at this city and any is left with him will receive imte attention. His telephone er is 981, isiness Locals. life insurance see T. B. Gray. ® meat in bulk at 15 cents per at Scadden’s, d6tt choicest brands of whisky and }can be found at W.J. BRITL AND ilChambers. Try them. tf land is now selling his famous at five cents a loaf at. the Papuery. Try itand you will alwaynov6-tf ba want a good, cool drink of he very best in town—drop in >Wm. Harry, . m7-tf ‘the best of everything in the ne send your orders to Naffziger jbest half and half can be found Council Chambers, corner of and Pine Sts. 5.cta per glass. bod hot lunch will. be served bight at William Harry’s saloon, Pine and Spring street. Cool nd choice wines, liquors and always on hand. jall tf ee Raging, Roaring Flood bed down a telegraph line which Uv Ellis, of Lisbon. Ta,, had to Standing waist deep in icy A Writes, “gave mea terrible "Cough. It grew worse daily. y the best dectors in Oakland, vioux City and Omaha said I hsumption and could not live. vegan using Dr. King’s New 1.) 80d was wholly cured by Sy: Positively guaranteed a wie clas and all Throat and es : py soqe W. D. Vinton +8 . old Storage Meats. Pecial first-class Oold Storage pt Should send your-orders to beee Commercial street. The so et, Pork, mutton and Jamb rket, fe2l-tt Itt Well Considered — Contest, The voters of this city after careful deliberation, yesterday decided who should serve on the City Board of Trustees for the next. two years, They also selected a Marshal, Assessor and Treasurer. Tho day was quiet and orderly'and go little was the stir on the streets that you could scarcely believe that’ an election was going on. From the cloge vote on the Trustees there was evidently some deep thinking as to who should constitute the Personnel of the Board, The total vote cast was 617, which was not up tothe average. A total of 650 votes was cast at one City election, but the average has been about 600. Out of the seven candidates for Trustee the successful ones were Alex Gault, Dr. 0. W. Chapman and Sidney Peard. For the ottice of Marshal there were but two contestants, Hi Shearer, the incumbent, and Ed Tompkins. Shearer was selected, For Assessor and Treasurer, there was no Opposition, and the present incumbente, Lewis and Morgan, were again selected. Alex Gault, who has again been selected as a member of the Board, needs no introduction, He is one of the old est and most respected citizens of Nevada City, and is at present the President of the Board. He has been a member of the Board for several years and has devoted his attention to the welfare o the city, for which the voters showed their appreciation by according him the highest vote on the ticket, 827. Dr. C. W. Chapman, who was also elected, will be the new member of the Board. He is one of the solid young men of the city, and is always ready to pattend to business at a moment’s notice, and will prove a useful member of the Board. He was urged by his many friends to run for the office, they knowing that be would be the right man in the right place. Sidney Peaid, was the third member elected, showing that the people appreciated his efforts as a member of the present Board. He has algo served as Clerk of the Board for almost two years, and has been a painstaking, careful official and has always been ready to stand up for what he econsidered was right and condemn that which he thought was wrong. The voters did well te re-elect him. Hi Shearer, who was re-elected as Marshal, has filled the office for about a@ year, and has attended strictly to the duties cf the position. He has been on the-streets early and late, and has seen to it that there has been no breach of the city’s laws when it has laid in his power to punish the offender. As Superintendent of Streets he has seen that the work has been properly done. Ed Morgan for Treasurer sad Thos, Lewis were re-elected, having filled their respective offices to the entire satisfaction of the people. Below will be found the result of the election as given by precincts. NOT NO, 1. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer..... Edward A. Tompkins.... 50 Assessor— Treasurer— Baward, Ji Morgan. viciied cos eansrcis Trastees— George D. Buckley.... OC. Wi. Chapman in. ciedeowenass cee Alex Gault. sce ecwee see eeeeeee & Oharles Wil ios, ccesiracewes ‘. George A. Nihell....05. Sidney. Pear .< css cies asews Ge A RW KM BIN iii occa ed oGpe eile Oi acareheieicisen ses PRECINOT NO. 2. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer.. Mme ates Edward A. Tompkins.... Assessor— Thomas P. LewiS.scs065 0080 saeee Treasurer— Edward J. Morgan...eeeee ee Trustees— George D. Buckley.. eee: GO. W. Obapman sic sic sos ocd ccne : Aled Gaaltsccccsccsas aeeraced deve. Charles W. Hill..:ccceccseese George A. Nihell.w seeeee rere Sidney Peard...-.eeeeeeee A. SOAMBR. 22. .cc cree er cccesceees PRECINOT: NO. 3. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer. ..++++0++Edward A. Tompkins...-Assessor— _— Thomas P. Lewis...-.++++Treasurer— Edward J. Morgan...000005 -Trustees— George D. Buckley.. .-.++++++ CO. W. Chapman. eee eteeeee Alex Gault..5-eeceese eee reeeee Oharles W. Hill. 1. cece ev eeeeeees George A. Nihell,..+0-eeeeeeees Sidney Peard...eeseeeeee PRECINOT NO. 4. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer.. secs -Edward A, Tompkins..-. mae Asgessor— Thomas P. Lewis.}.-.--+--++++: Treasurer— Edward J. Morgan..--+veges Trustees— ; George D. Buckley..+++++++++ CO. W. Ohapman...-.2-e seers Alex Gault...seeeeeseeeeeere ee Oharles W. Hill..----+++++ oer George A. Nibell..0.00--+-0es eee Sidney Peard..0.sere ees A, Beaman. seer rveccereree sss eseeeee It as a Quiet and); ~ TOTats, MarshalHiram D Shearer. __ Edward A, Tompkins ssessor— Thomas PF, Lewis Treasurer— ward t Toe wee ewresees POCO ese ec eees eke reer er ones George A. Nihell. Sidney PeardA. Seaman.... Ge “A Crazed Racing, Wis,, May 5—A mob of fifty Italians, crazed from liquor, has ruled the town of Corliss, near here, terrorizing the people and driving all citizens from the streets. Two . women were wounded slightly by revolvers and two men were cut by knives in the hands ofthe invaders, Body Found. New York, May 5.—Part of the charred body of a man has been found in the ruins of the South Beach, Staten Island, fire. “Biddle Quirk, of Rosebank, has been missing since the night of the fire. His father was unable to identify the body, but will have it interred as his son. Fighters Matched San Franoiwco, May 5—Kid” Parker announces ‘that he has been matched to fight Perry Queenan at Seattle this month. The men are to weigh 185 pounds at 8 o'clock on the day of the fight, Has Started. Ne«wpura, N. Y., May 6.—Mrs. Estrada Palma, wife of President-elect Palma of Cubay and her family, left for Havana today. A delegation of women of Central Valley, their home, accompanied them to New York. —_—_—_—— == Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury,. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from~reputable physicians, as the damage they will do id ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. all’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J: Cheney & Oo., Toledo,.O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken Helge ome . and made in Toledo, Ohio, by . Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists, price 75c per bottle. Hall’s Family Plils are the best. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. ‘For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf ————— ESE BORN. At North San Juan, Nevada County, May 8d, 1902, to the wife of Dr. E. A. Victors, a son. At Sutton’s ranch, Nevada county, California, May 5th, 1902, to the wife of J. W. Ogden, a son, In Nevada Oity,California, May 4th, <i . Nature Smiling While Thousands Suffer. z. Paine’s CeleryCompound. — {The Gat Spring: Health. Gir Makes Sick Poople Well, A Prominent Clergyman Tells How He Escaped From His Deadly Perils. When spring comes with its gentle showers, its balmy air, ita bright sunshine and bursting buds, it too often brings to our homes seenes of suffering and physical decay. The seeds of disease which. were imperceptibly germinating during the winter months, have developed and planted in the system dangers that now call for our instant care and attention. Neglect and procrastination: will only deepen existing perils and lead to death. Before the advent of spring, you must have noted symptoms, perhaps of indigestion, dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney disease, liver complaint, functional irregularities, or nervous disorders. _) Tuke warning sufferers . the symptoms you experience ‘are signals of disease. Delay not another day ; hesitation and indecision on your part may forever seal your fate. If you have already made efforts to:‘banish your troubles by the use of other medicines and thé treatment of physicians, and these have failed, we counsel you to put your fall trustin that great disease banisher, Paine’s Oslery Compound, Its use for a week or two will convince you that you have truly commenced a new existence. Rev. W. Aldridge, a leading and prominent clergyman of Birmingham, Ala., says: “1 had been afflicted for ten years with what I thought to be heart dis-. ease. but after having the physicians examine me, I learned that I was almost dead from indigestion. They told me they could give me medieine that would relieve me but there was no permanent cure. Then I began using Paine’s Celery Compound whicb gave me immediate relief, and I am now well and enjoying good health. I can recommend Paine’s Celery Compound t6 be the best medicine for all ailments ; if people will use the compound freely,-they will have no doctors’ bills to pay.” ‘Diamond Dyes are the simplest dyes made. A child can use them. ‘Take no other, have no other, use no other whisky than “Jesse Moore,” It’s better than any other, and you can have it for the asking, but get it. = “A tape worm eighteen feet long at least came on the scene after my taking two CASCARETS. This Iam sure has caused m: bad health for the t three years. I am st! taking Cascarets, the only cathartic worthy of Otice by sensible le. ? . Guo. Ww. HowLEs, Baird, Migs. CANDY ; CATHARTIC _ ‘ RACE MARK REGISTERED sant, Palatable. ‘otent, Taste Good, Do anon Risse Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 25¢, 50e. se CURE CONSTIPATION. . Bterling R dy Chicago, M I, New York. 318 1902, to the wife of J. Ghiddotti, a son. jaranteed by all di HEE Tobacco Habit NO-TO-BAG fia to 18 Commercial Streeta a a ee we ee oe a Thomas P. Lewis..... 187 . oy CS CP DP PRP PCOS PD DCD P,P SD, Our Candies dre SS SSS rt Pure and Good Marshmellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, ) : FPOLEY’S: Hard Candy Novelties. Nevada City. The Latest Grocery Novelty. «'s The Odd Fellows’ Hall Association held its annual: meeting last night. The old directors were re-elected as follows: J, 0, Rich, W. H. Martin, C. E. Mulloy, N. P. Brown, Henry Guenther. The new officers are as follews: N. P. Brown, Président; J. O. Rich, Secretary; O. HE. Malloy, .Treasurer. Last evening the directors appointed & committee to purchase a new carpet for the lodge reom, and many _other decided improvements are contemplated, as seon as the weather will permit, The affairs of the Asseciation are in a splendid condition. A dividend of $500 was declared on the steck ef the Assoeiation, which is owned prineipally by Oustomah Lodge, Ne. 16. Fatal Wreck. — Leesto, Saxony, May 5—Shortly K. . after the express train left here thie morning for Berlin an axle of the tender broke, the train was derailed, and Herr Friedel, a member of the Reichstag, and two other persens, were killed and six people injured. Our Coffee AS Roasted right here in Nevada Oity, every day in the very latest improved machinery which develops a rich aromatic flavor that is entirely lost by the old fashioned way of Roasting.” We never grind your Coffee until your order is being put up, You get all the strength and aroma that nata e and skillful Roasting can impart to Coffee, It smells better, tastes better and goes a fourth further than stale, ready-ground package Coffee. To prove it, we'll give you a big Sample Free. KkKKkk TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad St., Nevada City. Annual Meeting. . pp’s Cream Fruit Pudding CAN BE PREPARED.IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. RE A RE FAHNEA NE DD eg. eI aE C. GAYLORD @ Son CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE all times. Good Meats. Oolley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at at tf. The best of on draught at Gorter and beer always . J. BRITLAND’s, Also the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo . sale at Rector Bros. Yew Shape Yew Size Sweet and fragrant Ory Ghem “qIFP” N. S. of Md. PRIMI AIA IAKIKR IARI AAAIAAH bg > a SE HOBUHEHE Ha HAHDEIHIa HO SSrddobinndinctc Lelatafefialtalatel calculating. ls, bits, at all prices, large and small We have just received a fine line of. We have them in all prices and sizes. the best in Nevada County and our prices as low as the lowest. ~ HAMMOCKS . @ Gloves, Ete Our stock is one of We also have and strong enough to hold the heaviest.man in the county. ue eo: : NipGuns, Sporting Goods, Etc. . i P a der, Shot, C Ss, Gun Tools and SY satire all ikinds fos Kura Geo. KB. Turner “Lowells,” four of the best beaten, ment, New Lawns New Linings or not, New Organdies New. Embroideries Everything the latest, We invite you all to call whether you wish to purehase @ ‘We carey ‘They are the best. America. The Newest Styles in Hosiery New Grenadines New Taffeta Silk in all colors New Wash Taffetas New Wash Silk New [lercerized Ginghams New Suisses New Linens New Laces . NOUABL EVENT The Great Opening Sale of Spring and Summer Goods at ROSENBERG BROS. This great event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. © evey means at-our command to bring together such We Have Used values and qualities as will cause thia season to be long remembered. It’s the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying and H We have made extensive improvements in our An Entire New. Stock store and we are now ready for business. ; : is the largest and best selected in NorthOur New Paper Department sn Galiterein novelties, and our prices are the very lowest. all the latest . ote we would recommend you to buy ne other than }In Brussels Carpets v ROXBURY.” We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. They will cost you no more than cheaper carpete. In Velvets and Axminster W® carry none but the best. them and get our prices, { H We carry the largest and cheapest stock, the Shirt Waists a outacturere fn In 3-plys the Call and see roductions of hey cannot be All new. In fact our stock is complete this season in every departNew Ribbons of the fact that our customers are permanent ones, as they We Are Proud are aware our goods are always newand right. New goods. K received Daily at our store. Anything now in the market we are the first ones te get it. ar Country orders solicited and promptly filled. Send for samples. ROSEBERG BROS. ‘Chas. H. Eddy, Manager, LhciaheteMatatalaieheiniatatahsaieiatancatetelaiaiatetataiaiatetehateheiet. toh. 2.t. tote t. is Four flavors, Lemon, Rose Vanilla, Orange, Chocolate. Wholesome and easy of digestion. GEO. Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car, Phone Main 551, Broad Street, Nevada_City, Cal. e e Poisoned Him. Denver, Ool., May 5—Justice Byrne today refused to accept bonds for the appearance of Mrs. Nellie Gabrin, who is charged with having murdered her husband, Representative Albert Gabrin, with-arsenic, and remanded her to the County Jail. — ’Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands bave found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; never agri or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, ell Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They were ralsed and cured by Wm. H. Smith. -For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. con oll CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of eo Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER:? Ss, Commersial Street, Nevada City. —— On the Right Side New Yore, May 5—The examiners. for a life imeurance company have found that John P. Stafford, a Brooklyn school teacher, has his heart on the right side, The doctors declared Stafford to be perfectly mormal in every other respect and desided to take him aga risk, ; °Oe Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf THE NEW PERFUME NOSE BUDS Is a true odor. Delicate, Sweet and Lasting, <=> 100 50 cts, an ounce. ~ Vintor’s DRUG STORE. Spring Goods Shirt Waists M1 ‘ Ss Pe Fancy Dress Goods We are daily receiving a fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, eto, just the right thing. Oall in and see them, and we feel certain you will buy of ua . when you get our low prices, ‘They are all grand goods and are It is no trouble to show them, ‘ : L <<< —__ SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. TT ey nn 356 AM) AR 0m A arte Telephone 521, . Lumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— save you money on every bill. had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Our lumber is as good as can be Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, -PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS. Electric Oars Pass . Lect SR Mn a a ON PRUEVEY don't like 5 Pound Can ¥% Pound Can SAVERY 2% Pound Can’. t Pound Can.. RH OO PORE reer eseeerees ee ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee a Tz Perleed Baki Pond Money back if you rie — Stok ke— Cerone ee eeweseeeseeees ee a a aS Ghe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. J ESET A aus

@Y another pay . Tass Valleys an trass Valley nin Y Ding. ngthened he ed for, 7 May 18th, 4 ts with the Be Sacramento y : art Nok ning business y, Superior Coury '. T. Nilon pregiay th.vs. W. W. Bun tiff granted jug & disclaim hayiy vada ( K and . Arts see Wing ty $1.25, $1. a 25 and $1.50, de of Taffeta § All grand goa that we are si we are showi ll allke. it beautiful line 0 6 Hats will be soldi cial sale for $3.5), line of Elegant 0 very low prices, yme and see them, % Il Kind Carving Sets, is, Salad Sets, 4 Olive Spoous. . 1 Neatly Repé ! he Jewel —— Lion} winter ‘wheat tured by the? elicate bise its. Gros OCS ock of Coc re all guatal » the Lowe: s Our Spelt lartul ‘s } REET, NEV a > HE TRANSCRIPT. May 6, 1992 RGDAY.cseeereeree: LAA. ed hat a Paper Says About the Good Things Here, ne following we find in the Rush» (Indiana) Republican, of April he Republican is obliged to Thos. sexton for late copies of the Nevaity (California) Daily Transcript, gome other literature relating to mineral and other resources of da County. They are of speeial restto the writer from* the fact more than fifty years ago—long pre Nevada City was dreamed of— of his brothers were miners on the b Fork of the Yuba, within the nt limits of Nevada county.— ro they and their companions d witb pick, shovel and pan, there now thirty or forty mines equipped most modern machinery, and an aggregate yield since then of 012,000,000, Itis “a far cry” from vellow old letters which describe inthe mines in ’49 and the early tothe railroads, Sunday schools, mber of commerce, taxes, banks, sts, lawyers, and dancing school bday.” . Sexton, the gentleman above rebd to, is one of the leading elerks »dry goods house of Maher & Oo., hiscity. If more of our people ned the same Course—sending paand any kind of literature appining to Nevada County to their ds inthe East—then the people pwould find out that we really on the map, ! stern Weather ucaco, May 5—Temperatares at 7 : New York 42, Boston 650, Philphia 50, Washington 52, Chicage inneapolis 60, Oincinnati 70, St. 8 66. ouln’t Stand It foaco, May 6—Two hundred cigarrs employed by the Havana~ ican Company, struck today, Tt than accept a reduction in pay $5 to $3 per 1000. . Good Laundry Work. hy give your washing to Chinatohave them worn full of holes being beaten on a bieck and returned with ap unhealthy and sive odor? The Nevada County dry Association cleans clothes he latest improved steam applyaud afterward they smell fresh lean. The prices charged are easonable and all work is guard, W. H. Tregellas represents ssoclation at this city and any is left with him will receive imte attention. His telephone er is 981, isiness Locals. life insurance see T. B. Gray. ® meat in bulk at 15 cents per at Scadden’s, d6tt choicest brands of whisky and }can be found at W.J. BRITL AND ilChambers. Try them. tf land is now selling his famous at five cents a loaf at. the Papuery. Try itand you will alwaynov6-tf ba want a good, cool drink of he very best in town—drop in >Wm. Harry, . m7-tf ‘the best of everything in the ne send your orders to Naffziger jbest half and half can be found Council Chambers, corner of and Pine Sts. 5.cta per glass. bod hot lunch will. be served bight at William Harry’s saloon, Pine and Spring street. Cool nd choice wines, liquors and always on hand. jall tf ee Raging, Roaring Flood bed down a telegraph line which Uv Ellis, of Lisbon. Ta,, had to Standing waist deep in icy A Writes, “gave mea terrible "Cough. It grew worse daily. y the best dectors in Oakland, vioux City and Omaha said I hsumption and could not live. vegan using Dr. King’s New 1.) 80d was wholly cured by Sy: Positively guaranteed a wie clas and all Throat and es : py soqe W. D. Vinton +8 . old Storage Meats. Pecial first-class Oold Storage pt Should send your-orders to beee Commercial street. The so et, Pork, mutton and Jamb rket, fe2l-tt Itt Well Considered — Contest, The voters of this city after careful deliberation, yesterday decided who should serve on the City Board of Trustees for the next. two years, They also selected a Marshal, Assessor and Treasurer. Tho day was quiet and orderly'and go little was the stir on the streets that you could scarcely believe that’ an election was going on. From the cloge vote on the Trustees there was evidently some deep thinking as to who should constitute the Personnel of the Board, The total vote cast was 617, which was not up tothe average. A total of 650 votes was cast at one City election, but the average has been about 600. Out of the seven candidates for Trustee the successful ones were Alex Gault, Dr. 0. W. Chapman and Sidney Peard. For the ottice of Marshal there were but two contestants, Hi Shearer, the incumbent, and Ed Tompkins. Shearer was selected, For Assessor and Treasurer, there was no Opposition, and the present incumbente, Lewis and Morgan, were again selected. Alex Gault, who has again been selected as a member of the Board, needs no introduction, He is one of the old est and most respected citizens of Nevada City, and is at present the President of the Board. He has been a member of the Board for several years and has devoted his attention to the welfare o the city, for which the voters showed their appreciation by according him the highest vote on the ticket, 827. Dr. C. W. Chapman, who was also elected, will be the new member of the Board. He is one of the solid young men of the city, and is always ready to pattend to business at a moment’s notice, and will prove a useful member of the Board. He was urged by his many friends to run for the office, they knowing that be would be the right man in the right place. Sidney Peaid, was the third member elected, showing that the people appreciated his efforts as a member of the present Board. He has algo served as Clerk of the Board for almost two years, and has been a painstaking, careful official and has always been ready to stand up for what he econsidered was right and condemn that which he thought was wrong. The voters did well te re-elect him. Hi Shearer, who was re-elected as Marshal, has filled the office for about a@ year, and has attended strictly to the duties cf the position. He has been on the-streets early and late, and has seen to it that there has been no breach of the city’s laws when it has laid in his power to punish the offender. As Superintendent of Streets he has seen that the work has been properly done. Ed Morgan for Treasurer sad Thos, Lewis were re-elected, having filled their respective offices to the entire satisfaction of the people. Below will be found the result of the election as given by precincts. NOT NO, 1. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer......... Edward A. Tompkins....... 50 Assessor— Treasurer— Baward, Ji Morgan. viciied cos eansrcis Trastees— George D. Buckley........ OC. Wi. Chapman in. ciedeowenass cee Alex Gault.. sce ecwee see eeeeeee & Oharles Wil ios, ccesiracewes ‘. George A. Nihell........05. Sidney. Pear .< css cies asews Ge A RW KM BIN iii occa ed oGpe eile Oi acareheieicisen ses PRECINOT NO. 2. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer... Mme ates Edward A. Tompkins....... Assessor— Thomas P. LewiS.scs065 0080 saeee Treasurer— Edward J. Morgan.....eeeee ee Trustees— George D. Buckley... eee: GO. W. Obapman sic sic sos ocd ccne : Aled Gaaltsccccsccsas aeeraced deve. Charles W. Hill....:ccceccseese George A. Nihell..w seeeee rere Sidney Peard.....-..eeeeeeee A. SOAMBR.. 22. .cc cree er cccesceees PRECINOT: NO. 3. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer.. ....++++0++Edward A. Tompkins......-Assessor— _— Thomas P. Lewis......-.++++Treasurer— Edward J. Morgan......000005 -Trustees— George D. Buckley... ..-.++++++ CO. W. Chapman.. eee eteeeee Alex Gault....5-eeceese eee reeeee Oharles W. Hill.. 1.. cece ev eeeeeees George A. Nihell,...+0-eeeeeeees Sidney Peard......eeseeeeee PRECINOT NO. 4. Marshal— Hiram D. Shearer... secs -Edward A, Tompkins....-. mae Asgessor— Thomas P. Lewis.}..-.--+--++++: Treasurer— Edward J. Morgan....--+veges Trustees— ; George D. Buckley....+++++++++ CO. W. Ohapman.....-.2-e seers Alex Gault.....seeeeeseeeeeere ee Oharles W. Hill....----+++++ oer George A. Nibell...0.00--+-0es eee Sidney Peard...0..sere ees A, Beaman.. seer rveccereree sss eseeeee It as a Quiet and); ~ TOTats, MarshalHiram D Shearer.. __ Edward A, Tompkins ssessor— Thomas PF, Lewis Treasurer— ward t Toe wee ewresees POCO ese ec eees eke reer er ones George A. Nihell. Sidney PeardA. Seaman........ Ge “A Crazed Racing, Wis,, May 5—A mob of fifty Italians, crazed from liquor, has ruled the town of Corliss, near here, terrorizing the people and driving all citizens from the streets. Two . women were wounded slightly by revolvers and two men were cut by knives in the hands ofthe invaders, Body Found. New York, May 5.—Part of the charred body of a man has been found in the ruins of the South Beach, Staten Island, fire. “Biddle Quirk, of Rosebank, has been missing since the night of the fire. His father was unable to identify the body, but will have it interred as his son. Fighters Matched San Franoiwco, May 5—Kid” Parker announces ‘that he has been matched to fight Perry Queenan at Seattle this month. The men are to weigh 185 pounds at 8 o'clock on the day of the fight, Has Started. Ne«wpura, N. Y., May 6.—Mrs. Estrada Palma, wife of President-elect Palma of Cubay and her family, left for Havana today. A delegation of women of Central Valley, their home, accompanied them to New York. —_—_—_—— == Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury,. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from~reputable physicians, as the damage they will do id ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. all’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J: Cheney & Oo., Toledo,.O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken Helge ome . and made in Toledo, Ohio, by . Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists, price 75c per bottle. Hall’s Family Plils are the best. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of

Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. ‘For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf ————— ESE BORN. At North San Juan, Nevada County, May 8d, 1902, to the wife of Dr. E. A. Victors, a son. At Sutton’s ranch, Nevada county, California, May 5th, 1902, to the wife of J. W. Ogden, a son, In Nevada Oity,California, May 4th, <i . Nature Smiling While Thousands Suffer. z. Paine’s CeleryCompound. — {The Gat Spring: Health. Gir Makes Sick Poople Well, A Prominent Clergyman Tells How He Escaped From His Deadly Perils. When spring comes with its gentle showers, its balmy air, ita bright sunshine and bursting buds, it too often brings to our homes seenes of suffering and physical decay. The seeds of disease which. were imperceptibly germinating during the winter months, have developed and planted in the system dangers that now call for our instant care and attention. Neglect and procrastination: will only deepen existing perils and lead to death. Before the advent of spring, you must have noted symptoms, perhaps of indigestion, dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney disease, liver complaint, functional irregularities, or nervous disorders. _) Tuke warning sufferers . the symptoms you experience ‘are signals of disease. Delay not another day ; hesitation and indecision on your part may forever seal your fate. If you have already made efforts to:‘banish your troubles by the use of other medicines and thé treatment of physicians, and these have failed, we counsel you to put your fall trustin that great disease banisher, Paine’s Oslery Compound, Its use for a week or two will convince you that you have truly commenced a new existence. Rev. W. Aldridge, a leading and prominent clergyman of Birmingham, Ala., says: “1 had been afflicted for ten years with what I thought to be heart dis-. ease. but after having the physicians examine me, I learned that I was almost dead from indigestion. They told me they could give me medieine that would relieve me but there was no permanent cure. Then I began using Paine’s Celery Compound whicb gave me immediate relief, and I am now well and enjoying good health. I can recommend Paine’s Celery Compound t6 be the best medicine for all ailments ; if people will use the compound freely,-they will have no doctors’ bills to pay.” ‘Diamond Dyes are the simplest dyes made. A child can use them. ‘Take no other, have no other, use no other whisky than “Jesse Moore,” It’s better than any other, and you can have it for the asking, but get it. = “A tape worm eighteen feet long at least came on the scene after my taking two CASCARETS. This Iam sure has caused m: bad health for the t three years. I am st! taking Cascarets, the only cathartic worthy of Otice by sensible le. ? . Guo. Ww. HowLEs, Baird, Migs. CANDY ; CATHARTIC _ ‘ RACE MARK REGISTERED sant, Palatable. ‘otent, Taste Good, Do anon Risse Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 25¢, 50e. se CURE CONSTIPATION. .. Bterling R dy Chicago, M I, New York. 318 1902, to the wife of J. Ghiddotti, a son. jaranteed by all di HEE Tobacco Habit NO-TO-BAG fia to 18 Commercial Streeta a a ee we ee oe a Thomas P. Lewis......... 187 . oy CS CP DP PRP PCOS PD DCD P,P SD, Our Candies dre SS SSS rt Pure and Good Marshmellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, ) : FPOLEY’S: Hard Candy Novelties. Nevada City. The Latest Grocery Novelty. «'s The Odd Fellows’ Hall Association held its annual: meeting last night. The old directors were re-elected as follows: J, 0, Rich, W. H. Martin, C. E. Mulloy, N. P. Brown, Henry Guenther. The new officers are as follews: N. P. Brown, Président; J. O. Rich, Secretary; O. HE.. Malloy, .Treasurer. Last evening the directors appointed & committee to purchase a new carpet for the lodge reom, and many _other decided improvements are contemplated, as seon as the weather will permit, The affairs of the Asseciation are in a splendid condition. A dividend of $500 was declared on the steck ef the Assoeiation, which is owned prineipally by Oustomah Lodge, Ne. 16. Fatal Wreck. — Leesto, Saxony, May 5—Shortly K. . after the express train left here thie morning for Berlin an axle of the tender broke, the train was derailed, and Herr Friedel, a member of the Reichstag, and two other persens, were killed and six people injured. Our Coffee AS Roasted right here in Nevada Oity, every day in the very latest improved machinery which develops a rich aromatic flavor that is entirely lost by the old fashioned way of Roasting.” We never grind your Coffee until your order is being put up, You get all the strength and aroma that nata e and skillful Roasting can impart to Coffee, It smells better, tastes better and goes a fourth further than stale, ready-ground package Coffee. To prove it, we'll give you a big Sample Free. KkKKkk TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee House Broad St., Nevada City. Annual Meeting. . pp’s Cream Fruit Pudding CAN BE PREPARED.IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. RE A RE FAHNEA NE DD eg. eI aE C. GAYLORD @ Son CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE all times. Good Meats. Oolley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at at tf. The best of on draught at Gorter and beer always . J. BRITLAND’s, Also the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, fo . sale at Rector Bros. Yew Shape Yew Size Sweet and fragrant Ory Ghem “qIFP” N. S. of Md. PRIMI AIA IAKIKR IARI AAAIAAH bg > a SE HOBUHEHE Ha HAHDEIHIa HO SSrddobinndinctc Lelatafefialtalatel calculating. ls, bits, at all prices, large and small We have just received a fine line of.. We have them in all prices and sizes. the best in Nevada County and our prices as low as the lowest. ~ HAMMOCKS . @ Gloves, Ete Our stock is one of We also have and strong enough to hold the heaviest.man in the county. ue eo: : NipGuns, Sporting Goods, Etc. . i P a der, Shot, C Ss, Gun Tools and SY satire all ikinds fos Kura Geo. KB. Turner “Lowells,” four of the best beaten, ment, New Lawns New Linings or not, New Organdies New. Embroideries Everything the latest, We invite you all to call whether you wish to purehase @ ‘We carey ‘They are the best. America. The Newest Styles in Hosiery New Grenadines New Taffeta Silk in all colors New Wash Taffetas New Wash Silk New [lercerized Ginghams New Suisses New Linens New Laces . NOUABL EVENT The Great Opening Sale of Spring and Summer Goods at ROSENBERG BROS. This great event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. © evey means at-our command to bring together such We Have Used values and qualities as will cause thia season to be long remembered. It’s the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying and H We have made extensive improvements in our An Entire New. Stock store and we are now ready for business. ; : is the largest and best selected in NorthOur New Paper Department sn Galiterein novelties, and our prices are the very lowest. all the latest . ote we would recommend you to buy ne other than }In Brussels Carpets v ROXBURY.” We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. They will cost you no more than cheaper carpete. In Velvets and Axminster W® carry none but the best. them and get our prices, { H We carry the largest and cheapest stock, the Shirt Waists a outacturere fn In 3-plys the Call and see roductions of hey cannot be All new. In fact our stock is complete this season in every departNew Ribbons of the fact that our customers are permanent ones, as they We Are Proud are aware our goods are always newand right. New goods. K received Daily at our store. Anything now in the market we are the first ones te get it. ar Country orders solicited and promptly filled. Send for samples. ROSEBERG BROS. ‘Chas. H. Eddy, Manager, LhciaheteMatatalaieheiniatatahsaieiatancatetelaiaiatetataiaiatetehateheiet. toh. 2.t. tote t. is Four flavors, Lemon, Rose Vanilla, Orange, Chocolate. Wholesome and easy of digestion. GEO. Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car, Phone Main 551, Broad Street, Nevada_City, Cal. e e Poisoned Him. Denver, Ool., May 5—Justice Byrne today refused to accept bonds for the appearance of Mrs. Nellie Gabrin, who is charged with having murdered her husband, Representative Albert Gabrin, with-arsenic, and remanded her to the County Jail. — ’Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands bave found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; never agri or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, ell Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. They were ralsed and cured by Wm. H. Smith. -For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. con oll CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of eo Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors. Prompt service, TEGLER:? Ss, Commersial Street, Nevada City. —— On the Right Side New Yore, May 5—The examiners.. for a life imeurance company have found that John P. Stafford, a Brooklyn school teacher, has his heart on the right side, The doctors declared Stafford to be perfectly mormal in every other respect and desided to take him aga risk, ; °Oe Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf THE NEW PERFUME NOSE BUDS Is a true odor. Delicate, Sweet and Lasting, <=> 100 50 cts, an ounce. ~ Vintor’s DRUG STORE. Spring Goods Shirt Waists M1 ‘ Ss Pe Fancy Dress Goods We are daily receiving a fine line of Spring Fancy Goods, Shirt Waists, eto, just the right thing. Oall in and see them, and we feel certain you will buy of ua . when you get our low prices, ‘They are all grand goods and are It is no trouble to show them, ‘ : L <<< —__ SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. TT ey nn 356 AM) AR 0m A arte Telephone 521, . Lumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100.000 feet we treat you right— save you money on every bill. had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Our lumber is as good as can be Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, -PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS. Electric Oars Pass . Lect SR Mn a a ON PRUEVEY don't like 5 Pound Can ¥% Pound Can SAVERY 2% Pound Can’.. t Pound Can.... RH OO PORE reer eseeerees ee ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee a Tz Perleed Baki Pond Money back if you rie — Stok ke— Cerone ee eeweseeeseeees ee a a aS Ghe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. J ESET A aus