May 7, 1904 (4 pages)

will become ) Se” @ satise e willing to it that is beyou are able tyles. evada City, ———=y $ away pnd best line ton displey tock of very handDEFT i) JORS nd Jevada ity a A ay rHE TRA DAILY LOGALNOTES \Of Happenings of Interest in and ——— SATURDAY BERSONAL MEATION. as 1904 ily ‘Record of te} Doings of Oar § a L. Sweeney is quite sick. Sap has reeovered from ok M. Wood bas returned to ble eat Sweetland, after a brief visit his family here. liss Smith arrived here last night in San Francisco to visit with ber her, I. H,. Smith, at the Rome yer house, porge A. Gray, A. B. Lord. end ‘H. Martin left this morning for : Pr‘enoteos to attend the Grand ge of Odd Fellows. iv. J. H, Wythe retarned last evenfrom a trip to San Jose and other Hise May’ Costello, who hae been Ling. relatives here for several ths past, returned to San Frenpa few days ago. re. J. H. Vizzard retarned last from San Francteco and left r: heme, at Moores Flat this mornape rintendent L, R. Poundstone of Gaeton Ridge mine came up from last “evening and left for. the is mornjog. ts Water Collector Hnogh Maur} left this morning for the Bay. Will attend the Grand Lodge of . Fellows, which meets next week. » E. Morgan and wife will take je departure next Weitnesday for ‘St. Louis Exposition, They will . visit the Maetern States and . and Mrs. Osborne and child Darthage, New York, arrived here eveninff to visit the family of J. Britland. Mrs, Osborne is a sr of Mr. Britland, whom ehe had ‘seen for thirty-four years. Snoty Assessor H. O. Schroeder, bm panied ‘by Alex. Brown of skton, chairman of the State Board Baualizstion, visited the Brophy : i on Shady creek yesterday. They 5 well pleased-with the mining op“ pns there. Mre. Fritz Genaroi ie here from Ros5, Washington, on a visit to rela_E. Goyne and wife will move to Valley about June Ist. Mr. syne hase. lucrative position at the pt Star mine. . . D. Leven of San Francisco arved here on the morning train. ‘D: Fleming is here from Sen 1 noigco. Mrs. William J. Britland, daughter son returned last evening from a pit to San Francisco. Superintendent G. W. Peer of MayJeft thie morning for San FranSuperintendent W. H. Wilson came 4 n this morning from Maybert and it for San Francisco. Lachman of Detroit, Mich., 2 on mining business. 3; Plammer is\bere from San Franrs. A. J. Ross arrived here hm Oakland last evening and left if morning tor North Bloomfield. . O. Fulton is here from Ohicago. George Fisher of French Corral, who en employe of the Bay Counties wer Company at Colgate, is here on . brief visit, and will retaro to his palpate tinet . E. Linder is down from You Bet. James T. Dillon returned last even» from a visit to San Francisco. IB. Morrill is bere from Sen Fren0; L. Maller and wife are exhome from San Francisco thie Willian Vizzard, Victor Back, W. J. bp ford end, William Buck, who came from the lower country last even, jane a drove of cattle, left this ming with them for Moores Frat, y : Extra Double Premiums Free Dollar . . Deliar ~ Purchase Around Th is ‘Section. B. A. Moore, the photographer, base Inetalled a telepone in bie residence, John Acore wes yesterday caved on in. the drain tannel at the Mountaineer mine and,received several outs on the face, hands and body, besides having his foot hart. Although not seriously injured, the accident will inepacitate him from work for a few days. . Toe Sunday dinners at the New York Hotel are gotten up in fine style, and the large number that fill the dining room gives testimony of their popularity. Tomorrow the usual fine epread, inclading chicken, will be served. The Shakespeare Club met this otter. noon at the home of Mrs. H. 0. Schroeder, and in addition to a very interesting eeseion the club elected their officers for the ensuing year. Freedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, enjoyed” a delightfal meeting last evening. Following the routine business the members indulged ine social hour or two. ‘The National and Annex always keeps up with thetimes. Every con venience that goes to make hotel life a pleasure can be found there, Ino other words, there fe nothing lacking, and the large business that thie place does right along is convincing proof of the fact. In the dining department the table fare ie first class. ‘T'omorrow evening a choice menu will be provided. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters last evening elected the following delegates to the Grand Parlor, which meets at Pacific Grove in June: Mrs. J.G. O'Neill, Mre. Eugene Olark and Miss Ollie Gaylord. The alternates are Mre. B. F. Hartman, Mrs. J. Donnelly and Mre. E. W. Schmidt. The ladies followed by playing an interesting game at which Mrs. 8. Lee Leiter captared the first prize and Mrs. W. W. Kirkham taking the booby prize. A collation was also partaken of. ‘the parsons are praying’that they will ae The weather is just delightfal now.Some twenty or thirty of our people are talking of golag to the World’s. Fair. Nevada county will have a good replesentation. there, “Tf you want to know how good you can slicot drop into the shooting gallery in the Transcript Block and teet your skill. Well, tomorrow witl be Sunday and not have to deliver their sermons to empty seats. The Gaiety Cla», composed of some twenty or more young ladies and gen-. tlemen of this city, enjoyed an outing at Lake Vers today. L. D. Nihell, who was recntly sentenced’ by Judge Nilon to eighteen months’ imprisonment in the county jail for assault with a deadly weapon apon Nightwatchman John Refter, bas filed notice with the District Attorney, through his attorney, Hon. T. 8. Ford, that on Monday next he will present to tbe court a bill of exceptions taken at the trial for settlement and allowance. The traveling public largely. patrons ize the Hotel Antlers and our home people do likewise. Ono Sundays the latter take advantage of the choice dinoers served, and throng the dining room. The choicest and best that can be procured is used in the preparation of those spreads, and the service is all that can be desired. Tomorrow the dinner will, if anything, be better than ever. Give it a trial. The remains of the late Mrs. W. 8 Richards, accompanied by Frank 8. Richards and. Mrs. Mary Oarter, son and daughter of deceased, arrived here from San Francisc> last evening on. the 6 o’clock train, will take place from the New York Hotel on Broad street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’olock, and will be uader the euspices of Evangeline Ohapter, Order of Eastern Star. Picnie Weather Drawing Near. _Ifthe present. warm and pleasant weather continues for a couple of weeke the pionic grounds and outing resorts in this vicinity will again become attractive places’ on Sunday afternoons, and special occasions as well, for many people of this city and Grass Valley. As all weather prophets are unanimous in the prediction that we are to have an exceedingly hot sammer thie year, there seems to be little doubt but what Glenbrook and Olym. pia Parks, Shebley’s Grove, and the shady nooks around Lake Vers, will be freely patronized during the next foar or five months, providing the predicted weather conditions are pot reversed in this locality. A large namber will also: soon take their annual trip to the seaside. However, most all people will be content to remain at home for some time yet, and especially as long as the weather is so beantifa] and inviting as it is now. Danger Passed. Kansas Orry, May 6.—The flood situation bere wae greatly improved today, although a steady rain continues to ther damage is expected. ater supply, which had ing of.a big water main and the damage to another, was practically restored today, and street cars are again running. Too Much Snow. Deprick, Cal. May.—Work will not be resumed at the Globe mine here until about June lst. The snow is now about fourteen feet deep there. The only. thing in sight at Glode te a telegraph pole. The buildings are completely hiddea from view by the snow and are located only by taking bearings from the telegraph pole. $50,000 Fire. Premium with Dollar Cent Premium with G0 in wm 35 ‘Teas, Coffees, Spl ‘Baking Powder Top Quality : ‘Bottom Prices . Double Premiums Free . Double Coupons Free® * It pays to trade at F dpeape: Se catit Nevada Oity. iv Warerrtown, N. Y., May 6.—At Island Park, in the St. LawRiver, a fire reged today for sevhours, deetroying nine cottages, badly damaging six others and threatening large hotel properties. Loss, ig an evolation. The Splike “Old Gilt Edge Whis© highest poiot in its pro"Hemember that, dear. Wichpen & Oo., Nos. 29-81 Battery ket, 8. F. fornia Ohampaegnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wings. At Britland’s. tf in Honor of 12h Anniversary Hazel, daughter of Mrs. and Oap tain B. A. Bost, Was 12 yeare old today and in honor of the oceasion a numher of friends.of the young Mise ‘gathto the county seat the Connty) ‘the office of the County Olerk is open each day from 9 o’clock a, wm. antl 5} The faneral . . has made provieon by . following deputy registration clerks : Grass Valley and Rough and i townshipe—J. J. Phillips, © Trockee—O. W. Long. ef North San Juan—O. 8. Paine. Relief Hiull—O. Jorgensen, . French Corral—W. E. Moulton. Oolumbla Hili—E.B, Dadiey, North Bloomfiéla—Jobn ‘McKinney. "Moores Fist—.G@. Kelstrup. Wanhington—T: P ayne, Graniteville— Wil! MoLean. Hobart Milis—H.E. lartin, “ Boca—8, E. Wagner. + Fleriston—G. D. Hirgchiér. For the voters of Nevada township o’clock p. m. peclded on orator. The Literary Committee of the. Joint Mre. P. F. Simonds, ‘A. J. Bovey and E. M. Tyler, leet evening: decided on invite the Rey. Irving R. Lovejoy of morial Day celebration. It awas also] decided to hold thé exercises ina halt in this city in the evening instead of at tery. The Joint Committee will meet resi lag nen M. omere Repalring Road. Out on the Washington road, just beyond the’ city limits,” the nearby property-holders started in this morning and made some repairs there. The roid was cit “up during the winter, and quite a stretch of it needed grading.: It ie now in good condition. “DINNER Memorial Day Committee: composed of . Stockton to be ithe orator of Mie Me-. the grove opposite: Pine Grove ceme-} again next Thureday evening at the} National Hotel] Benecie, and word was vent to Davieville, An officer from Davisville went after him, bat the Osptain refuced to give bia ap, He offered to pay the amount of ithe two bogas checks, and told the Davisyille officer to go back and von_°. ealt the Yolo County District Attor‘1 pey, He did so,-and the result te thet he will go again to Benicie and bring Hannigan back to Woodland, . where he will be tried for his crime. Stock, Bonds, Fie. The following are the quotations -agked for stocks end bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat.. eee aai piwite Berle ol WATER AND GAS, jSpring Valley San Francisco Gas and Eles. MINING STOCKS, 18)Union.. Hale & Nor. 60//Alta... Orown Point. Yellow Jacket. Funeral Notice. The officers and members of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. E. 8., are requested to meet at Masonic Hall tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, April 8th, at 1 o’clock, for the purpose of attending the faneral of our late Sieter, Mrs. Jane Richards. ANNIB TREMAINE, Worthy Matron. . September. Madden ‘and a com. . panion entered the saloon about mid70 . cabees was entered by unkoown parITo Bring Madden!Avsuae, May 6 — Shofiff Ohbarles Keena bas gone to Reno to bring back >] @ man named Albert Madden, who has been wanted for a year for attempting to hold up e saloon at Newcastle: lest night, and with leveled revolv:rs commanded the barkeeper to hand a An . the contents.of the cash register. The barkesper dodged down behind the bar, and the robbers, thinking hehad a pistol, ran awsy. Madden was. recently arrested on a misdemeanor charge, and thie’led to the discovery that be was wanted here for attempted robbery. Madden ise a young man of good: parentage. A Big Turtle. San Peprno, May 6.—Over half a ton of turtle, all in one animated piece, was caught napping at sea and towed into p-rt here yesterday by George Evitch of the launch Bell, aud party. Evitch ie planning to send the catch to the St. Lewie exposition. The turtle weighs 1200 pounds and measures seven feet across. Ransacked. Rep Buurr, Cal., May 6.—Wednesday night the lodge room: of the Maoties. The marks on the door showed the use of a chisel or other iastrument. Desks, drawers and lockers were opened, but nothing was taken eo far as repor'ed. Perished In Fire. sativa, Oolo., May 6.—Reymond Zooks, » young miner, was burned to death and six other persons had a narrow escape from being cremated in a flie that destroyed the hotel Tarret, a two story wooden structure at ‘Tarret, a mining qamp twelve miles north of JENNIE Hoiaes, Seo, po Seem tar SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1904. MENU ered at the Bost home on Gold Fiat and are having a gala time romping o’er the tender green of. the Spring young grass, playing games Lereath the’ blossom ladened deciduous frait trees and hieing themselves ever and anon to the spacious refreshment room to partake and revive their lagging but happy spirits. It te safe to predict that a number of little trundle beds will contain youtbial dreamers whose thoughts turn vividly to anniversaries and the joys attendant thereto,Blind From Study Sr. ‘Louris, May 6—The much-en-} tangled and bitterly contested Obas. L. Fair will case bas completely broken the health of three wellknown, American lawyers. The lawyers for the relatives of Mre, Ohas, L. Fair are Valois, Hyde, Harper & Griffin. The result bas been that Mr. Hyde has been stricken stone blind, and at the same time hae had a serious stroke of paralysis, = Strikers Enjoined Atsugerqus, N. M., May 6.—In the District Court, Jadge Baker has refused to modify the injunction against the striking Santa Fe machinist. Attorneys for the strikers sought to bave the clause forbidding the strikers talkfog to non-union men stricken out. A STARTLING DISCOVERY. Within the*past few months e star of magnificent brilliancy bas appeared to most of our readers. On close examination it proved to be Louise Garter starring in “A Wise Women.” Manager Jacobs says that by this discovery we are placed in possession of observation which proves that this luminary is approaching with great velocity, and that she will be distinctly vieible to the people of this city in her radiance at an early date. How’s This? We offer Ooe Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that eannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Oure, F. J CHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have knowa F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectiy honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West & Tavak, Wholesale Dra To oS ‘0: WALDING, a & Manvim, Wholesale Draggiste, Toledo, oO. Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken internally acting directly be ig the meet Bieque of Chicken = { lear Consomme Baked Halibut with Brown Sauce Pommes Maryland Pearl Onions Chutney Ripe Olives Waldorf Salad Spiced New Beete Hearts of Lettuce with Mustard. Sauce Tometoes en Mayonnaise Boiled Leg of Spring Lamb with Oaper Sauce Ox Tongue with Sauce Piquant Sweetbread ag br Espagnole Sau Chicken Liver Saute “with Mushrooms Giblets of Young Broilere, French Peas Oaliforzia Orawfish on Toasted Orackers Esecolloped Oystere on Graham Toast Peach Compote a le National Our Steward’s Panch Roast Young Hens with Walout Dressing Boast Breast of Veal with Sa Hl Dressing Roast Spring Lamb with Mint Sauce Rosset Young Pork with Apple Sauce Boast Sirloin of Beef au Jus Mashed Potatoes. Steamed Potatoes Artiobokes with Melted Butter New Potatoes with Cream New Spriog Sugar Pease Lemon Pie Peach Pie Strawberry Short Oake Pound Oske Assorted Cakes Nate Reisins Assorted Fruits American, Swiss, Edam, Roquefort Cheese Cafe Noir aa aa A te You must have a peculiar tea taste if no-one of the five Schilling’s Best is ‘right for you; and coffee four. Your grocer’s; moneyback. This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. and mucous services. of Price on oe oe bottle. Sold by all drug * Testimonials sent free. inte. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ELy’s SEAM ALM THERE Is No SUBSTITUTE FOR Salida. A Japanese women, when abandoned by her lover, takes peoullar and piotaresque revenge. When she no longer has any doubt aeto hie faithlessness she. gets up in the middle of the night‘and pate cn a pleasing drese and wooden sandals. Attached to her head-drese she: carries three lighted candles and suspended to her neck bange a emell mirror., She takes in ber left band a small straw effigy of the faithless one and in her right a hammer and nails. Walking gravely to the eanctuary, she selects one of the sacred trees and nelle the effigy securely to the trank: She then prays for the death of tht traitor, vowing that-it her wish ie granted she will take out the nails which trouble her god, since they are fastened to a sacred tree. Night after night she comes to the tree, adding one or ‘two nails and repeating her prayers, persuaded that the god will pot hesitate to sacrifice the man to eave the tree, : Food Scarce. Cus foo, May 6.—A native Sikb of British India, who left Port Artbar a. week ago, has arrived here. He says thet in the fomer harbor at Port Arthar there are seven damaged Russian warships, including the battleships Retvisan, Ozarovitch and Pobiedo and the oru‘sere Pallada and Bayan. The emall dock at the Tigers Teil hae been completed. Oivilians at Port Arthur are now experiencing difficulties obtaining food. A former officer of the Ohinese army who returned here from Manchuria is authority for the etatement that there are less than 75,000 Russian troops, including the garrison at Port Arthur and men on the Yala, south of Harbin, and that the Russians now occupy a strongly fortified position between Kiu-lien-cheng and Feng-wang-Oheng. A Startling Test. ° To save a life, Dr. T. Merritt, of No. Mehoopany, Pa., es a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure. He erites, “a patient was attacked with violent hemorrbages, caused by aloeration of the stomach. I had often foudd Eléotric Bitterea exceltent for acate stomach and liver troubles so I prescribed them. The patient gained shes the first, and hes not had an at_ in 14 months.” Electric Bitters . Por Good Purpose Lonpon, May 6.—Williem Handall Creamer, Secretary of the International Arbitration League and a member of Parliament, announced, at. « dinner in his honor last night that the Nobel. peace prize, amounting to $89,150, awarded to him, woald be invested at a guaranteed interest of five per cent. The proceeds will be used by the League to promote arbitration. ss ee. Made Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeks bas pu’ me ion my ‘teens’ again,” writes D, H. Tarner of Dempseytown, Pa, They‘re the best in the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Purely vegpentle, Never arife. Only 250. at W. D. Viaton’s Drag Store. Emil Frese's sluggish livers achs. Its action is mild and pleasto enjoy perfect oer The greatNone So Good. —AT THE— —<— HOTEL ANTLERS BAR ° ne guaranteed for Dyspepaa: digestion, Constipation and Kidney troubles. Try them. Only 50o at W. D. Vinton’. se Absolutely Pure Jelly Roll . Sows Summers Conia Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer Disinfectants WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you For instance take a look at the watoh that [am-now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for bard usage, Waltham movement for It is solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Cxpert Water Repatring and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Delbridge Building. Oorner of Pine and Commercial streets \Dickerman’s. ’ CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Toe Kind You Have Always Bought he SA Le Aiippaeinass os: aronses kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomputting the system in a condition gidts and grocers, 25c. Guaranteed Pure, will be served IRISH STEW Autler’s Style i fail to come and enjoy yourself. EVERYBODY WELCOME. nm Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package IT ISA MATTER OF een (el Monte Slf-faising Flay Jack Foor 15 Cents per package We have just received a besides a large stock of delicac An order from you would large quantity of these goods iec for the]warm weather. be appreciated. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Country orders promptly attended to. Ohe Bee Hive Srocery Commercial Street New Carpet Rin Larger Quarters Wholeeale and retail dealers in BROAD STREET PHLWER & JOHNSON, \Fine Liquors Cigars, the . =. Byerything Strictly High Class manded larger quarters. have found, and are better aod remember a ORLY notice and at reasonable rates. Our offices are open to ing and Title Company 12 Commercial St. 'Phone Main 411 CREASE in businese has dewe =a ROSEN BE CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Che Best in town. Oar wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We bave pared than ever to furnish the pi reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. Remember there is but one way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, leo, that we have the system of Abstracts fn the OO BSTRAOTS furnished on short iNevada County Abstract — linoleum and Mattings. We have just rezeived a oarload Call and get our prices. es arpats, Wall Paper, Linnleums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest stylee in carpete, wall No trouble to show RG BROS. wioes from six to twe ful and every drop is f ive years old, richly flavored and healthfull of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA CLTY -THE OWL.

will become ) Se” @ satise e willing to it that is beyou are able tyles. evada City, ———=y $ away pnd best line ton displey tock of very handDEFT i) JORS nd Jevada ity a A ay rHE TRA DAILY LOGALNOTES \Of Happenings of Interest in and ——— SATURDAY BERSONAL MEATION. as 1904 ily ‘Record of te} Doings of Oar § a L. Sweeney is quite sick. Sap has reeovered from ok M. Wood bas returned to ble eat Sweetland, after a brief visit his family here. liss Smith arrived here last night in San Francisco to visit with ber her, I.. H,. Smith, at the Rome yer house, porge A. Gray, A. B. Lord. end ‘H. Martin left this morning for : Pr‘enoteos to attend the Grand ge of Odd Fellows. iv. J. H, Wythe retarned last evenfrom a trip to San Jose and other Hise May’ Costello, who hae been Ling. relatives here for several ths past, returned to San Frenpa few days ago. re. J. H. Vizzard retarned last from San Francteco and left r: heme, at Moores Flat this mornape rintendent L, R. Poundstone of Gaeton Ridge mine came up from last “evening and left for. the is mornjog. ts Water Collector Hnogh Maur} left this morning for the Bay. Will attend the Grand Lodge of . Fellows, which meets next week. » E. Morgan and wife will take je departure next Weitnesday for ‘St. Louis Exposition, They will . visit the Maetern States and . and Mrs. Osborne and child Darthage, New York, arrived here eveninff to visit the family of J. Britland. Mrs, Osborne is a sr of Mr. Britland, whom ehe had ‘seen for thirty-four years. Snoty Assessor H. O. Schroeder, bm panied ‘by Alex. Brown of skton, chairman of the State Board Baualizstion, visited the Brophy : i on Shady creek yesterday. They 5 well pleased-with the mining op“ pns there. Mre. Fritz Genaroi ie here from Ros5, Washington, on a visit to rela_E. Goyne and wife will move to Valley about June Ist. Mr. syne hase. lucrative position at the pt Star mine. . . D. Leven of San Francisco arved here on the morning train. ‘D: Fleming is here from Sen 1 noigco. Mrs. William J. Britland, daughter son returned last evening from a pit to San Francisco. Superintendent G. W. Peer of MayJeft thie morning for San FranSuperintendent W. H. Wilson came 4 n this morning from Maybert and it for San Francisco. Lachman of Detroit, Mich., 2 on mining business. 3; Plammer is\bere from San Franrs. A. J. Ross arrived here hm Oakland last evening and left if morning tor North Bloomfield. . O. Fulton is here from Ohicago. George Fisher of French Corral, who en employe of the Bay Counties wer Company at Colgate, is here on . brief visit, and will retaro to his palpate tinet . E. Linder is down from You Bet. James T. Dillon returned last even» from a visit to San Francisco. IB. Morrill is bere from Sen Fren0; L. Maller and wife are exhome from San Francisco thie Willian Vizzard, Victor Back, W. J. bp ford end, William Buck, who came from the lower country last even, jane a drove of cattle, left this ming with them for Moores Frat, y : Extra Double Premiums Free Dollar . . Deliar ~ Purchase Around Th is ‘Section. B. A. Moore, the photographer, base Inetalled a telepone in bie residence, John Acore wes yesterday caved on in. the drain tannel at the Mountaineer mine and,received several outs on the face, hands and body, besides having his foot hart. Although not seriously injured, the accident will inepacitate him from work for a few days. . Toe Sunday dinners at the New York Hotel are gotten up in fine style, and the large number that fill the dining room gives testimony of their popularity. Tomorrow the usual fine epread, inclading chicken, will be served. The Shakespeare Club met this otter. noon at the home of Mrs. H. 0. Schroeder, and in addition to a very interesting eeseion the club elected their officers for the ensuing year. Freedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, enjoyed” a delightfal meeting last evening. Following the routine business the members indulged ine social hour or two. ‘The National and Annex always keeps up with thetimes. Every con venience that goes to make hotel life a pleasure can be found there, Ino other words, there fe nothing lacking, and the large business that thie place does right along is convincing proof of the fact. In the dining department the table fare ie first class. ‘T'omorrow evening a choice menu will be provided. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters last evening elected the following delegates to the Grand Parlor, which meets at Pacific Grove in June: Mrs. J.G. O'Neill, Mre. Eugene Olark and Miss Ollie Gaylord. The alternates are Mre. B. F. Hartman, Mrs. J. Donnelly and Mre. E. W. Schmidt. The ladies followed by playing an interesting game at which Mrs. 8. Lee Leiter captared the first prize and Mrs. W. W. Kirkham taking the booby prize. A collation was also partaken of. ‘the parsons are praying’that they will ae The weather is just delightfal now.Some twenty or thirty of our people are talking of golag to the World’s. Fair. Nevada county will have a good replesentation. there, “Tf you want to know how good you can slicot drop into the shooting gallery in the Transcript Block and teet your skill. Well, tomorrow witl be Sunday and not have to deliver their sermons to empty seats. The Gaiety Cla», composed of some twenty or more young ladies and gen-. tlemen of this city, enjoyed an outing at Lake Vers today. L. D. Nihell, who was recntly sentenced’ by Judge Nilon to eighteen months’ imprisonment in the county jail for assault with a deadly weapon apon Nightwatchman John Refter, bas filed notice with the District Attorney, through his attorney, Hon. T. 8. Ford, that on Monday next he will present to tbe court a bill of exceptions taken at the trial for settlement and allowance. The traveling public largely. patrons ize the Hotel Antlers and our home people do likewise. Ono Sundays the latter take advantage of the choice dinoers served, and throng the dining room. The choicest and best that can be procured is used in the preparation of those spreads, and the service is all that can be desired. Tomorrow the dinner will, if anything, be better than ever. Give it a trial. The remains of the late Mrs. W. 8 Richards, accompanied by Frank 8. Richards and. Mrs. Mary Oarter, son and daughter of deceased, arrived here from San Francisc> last evening on. the 6 o’clock train, will take place from the New York Hotel on Broad street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’olock, and will be uader the euspices of Evangeline Ohapter, Order of Eastern Star. Picnie Weather Drawing Near. _Ifthe present. warm and pleasant weather continues for a couple of weeke the pionic grounds and outing resorts in this vicinity will again become attractive places’ on Sunday afternoons, and special occasions as well, for many people of this city and Grass Valley. As all weather prophets are unanimous in the prediction that we are to have an exceedingly hot sammer thie year, there seems to be little doubt but what Glenbrook and Olym. pia Parks, Shebley’s Grove, and the shady nooks around Lake Vers, will be freely patronized during the next foar or five months, providing the predicted weather conditions are pot reversed in this locality. A large namber will also: soon take their annual trip to the seaside. However, most all people will be content to remain at home for some time yet, and especially as long as the weather is so beantifa] and inviting as it is now. Danger Passed. Kansas Orry, May 6.—The flood situation bere wae greatly improved today, although a steady rain continues to ther damage is expected. ater supply, which had ing of.a big water main and the damage to another, was practically restored today, and street cars are again running. Too Much Snow. Deprick, Cal. May.—Work will not be resumed at the Globe mine here until about June lst. The snow is now about fourteen feet deep there. The only. thing in sight at Glode te a telegraph pole. The buildings are completely hiddea from view by the snow and are located only by taking bearings from the telegraph pole. $50,000 Fire. Premium with Dollar Cent Premium with G0 in wm 35 ‘Teas, Coffees, Spl ‘Baking Powder Top Quality : ‘Bottom Prices . Double Premiums Free . Double Coupons Free® * It pays to trade at F dpeape: Se catit Nevada Oity. iv Warerrtown, N. Y., May 6.—At Island Park, in the St. LawRiver, a fire reged today for sevhours, deetroying nine cottages, badly damaging six others and threatening large hotel properties. Loss, ig an evolation. The Splike “Old Gilt Edge Whis© highest poiot in its pro"Hemember that, dear. Wichpen & Oo., Nos. 29-81 Battery ket, 8. F. fornia Ohampaegnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wings. At Britland’s. tf in Honor of 12h Anniversary Hazel, daughter of Mrs. and Oap tain B. A. Bost, Was 12 yeare old today and in honor of the oceasion a numher of friends.of the young Mise ‘gathto the county seat the Connty) ‘the office of the County Olerk is open each day from 9 o’clock a, wm. antl 5} The faneral . . has made provieon by . following deputy registration clerks : Grass Valley and Rough and i townshipe—J. J. Phillips, © Trockee—O. W. Long. ef North San Juan—O. 8. Paine. Relief Hiull—O. Jorgensen, . French Corral—W. E. Moulton. Oolumbla Hili—E.B, Dadiey, North Bloomfiéla—Jobn ‘McKinney. "Moores Fist—.G@. Kelstrup. Wanhington—T: P ayne, Graniteville— Wil! MoLean. Hobart Milis—H.E. lartin, “ Boca—8, E. Wagner. + Fleriston—G. D. Hirgchiér. For the voters of Nevada township o’clock p. m. peclded on orator. The Literary Committee of the. Joint Mre. P. F. Simonds, ‘A. J. Bovey and E. M. Tyler, leet evening: decided on invite the Rey. Irving R. Lovejoy of morial Day celebration. It awas also] decided to hold thé exercises ina halt in this city in the evening instead of at tery. The Joint Committee will meet resi lag nen M. omere Repalring Road. Out on the Washington road, just beyond the’ city limits,” the nearby property-holders started in this morning and made some repairs there. The roid was cit “up during the winter, and quite a stretch of it needed grading.: It ie now in good condition. “DINNER Memorial Day Committee: composed of . Stockton to be ithe orator of Mie Me-. the grove opposite: Pine Grove ceme-} again next Thureday evening at the} National Hotel] Benecie, and word was vent to Davieville, An officer from Davisville went after him, bat the Osptain refuced to give bia ap, He offered to pay the amount of ithe two bogas checks, and told the Davisyille officer to go back and von_°. ealt the Yolo County District Attor‘1 pey, He did so,-and the result te thet he will go again to Benicie and bring Hannigan back to Woodland, . where he will be tried for his crime. Stock, Bonds, Fie. The following are the quotations -agked for stocks end bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat... eee aai piwite Berle ol WATER AND GAS, jSpring Valley San Francisco Gas and Eles. MINING STOCKS, 18)Union....

Hale & Nor. 60//Alta..... Orown Point.. Yellow Jacket. Funeral Notice. The officers and members of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. E. 8., are requested to meet at Masonic Hall tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, April 8th, at 1 o’clock, for the purpose of attending the faneral of our late Sieter, Mrs. Jane Richards. ANNIB TREMAINE, Worthy Matron. . September. Madden ‘and a com. . panion entered the saloon about mid70 . cabees was entered by unkoown parITo Bring Madden!Avsuae, May 6 — Shofiff Ohbarles Keena bas gone to Reno to bring back >] @ man named Albert Madden, who has been wanted for a year for attempting to hold up e saloon at Newcastle: lest night, and with leveled revolv:rs commanded the barkeeper to hand a An . the contents.of the cash register. The barkesper dodged down behind the bar, and the robbers, thinking hehad a pistol, ran awsy. Madden was. recently arrested on a misdemeanor charge, and thie’led to the discovery that be was wanted here for attempted robbery. Madden ise a young man of good: parentage. A Big Turtle. San Peprno, May 6.—Over half a ton of turtle, all in one animated piece, was caught napping at sea and towed into p-rt here yesterday by George Evitch of the launch Bell, aud party. Evitch ie planning to send the catch to the St. Lewie exposition. The turtle weighs 1200 pounds and measures seven feet across. Ransacked. Rep Buurr, Cal., May 6.—Wednesday night the lodge room: of the Maoties. The marks on the door showed the use of a chisel or other iastrument. Desks, drawers and lockers were opened, but nothing was taken eo far as repor'ed. Perished In Fire. sativa, Oolo., May 6.—Reymond Zooks, » young miner, was burned to death and six other persons had a narrow escape from being cremated in a flie that destroyed the hotel Tarret, a two story wooden structure at ‘Tarret, a mining qamp twelve miles north of JENNIE Hoiaes, Seo, po Seem tar SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1904. MENU ered at the Bost home on Gold Fiat and are having a gala time romping o’er the tender green of. the Spring young grass, playing games Lereath the’ blossom ladened deciduous frait trees and hieing themselves ever and anon to the spacious refreshment room to partake and revive their lagging but happy spirits. It te safe to predict that a number of little trundle beds will contain youtbial dreamers whose thoughts turn vividly to anniversaries and the joys attendant thereto,Blind From Study Sr. ‘Louris, May 6—The much-en-} tangled and bitterly contested Obas. L. Fair will case bas completely broken the health of three wellknown, American lawyers. The lawyers for the relatives of Mre, Ohas, L. Fair are Valois, Hyde, Harper & Griffin. The result bas been that Mr. Hyde has been stricken stone blind, and at the same time hae had a serious stroke of paralysis, = Strikers Enjoined Atsugerqus, N. M., May 6.—In the District Court, Jadge Baker has refused to modify the injunction against the striking Santa Fe machinist. Attorneys for the strikers sought to bave the clause forbidding the strikers talkfog to non-union men stricken out. A STARTLING DISCOVERY. Within the*past few months e star of magnificent brilliancy bas appeared to most of our readers. On close examination it proved to be Louise Garter starring in “A Wise Women.” Manager Jacobs says that by this discovery we are placed in possession of observation which proves that this luminary is approaching with great velocity, and that she will be distinctly vieible to the people of this city in her radiance at an early date. How’s This? We offer Ooe Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that eannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Oure, F. J CHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have knowa F. J. 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Night after night she comes to the tree, adding one or ‘two nails and repeating her prayers, persuaded that the god will pot hesitate to sacrifice the man to eave the tree, : Food Scarce. Cus foo, May 6.—A native Sikb of British India, who left Port Artbar a. week ago, has arrived here. He says thet in the fomer harbor at Port Arthar there are seven damaged Russian warships, including the battleships Retvisan, Ozarovitch and Pobiedo and the oru‘sere Pallada and Bayan. The emall dock at the Tigers Teil hae been completed. Oivilians at Port Arthur are now experiencing difficulties obtaining food. A former officer of the Ohinese army who returned here from Manchuria is authority for the etatement that there are less than 75,000 Russian troops, including the garrison at Port Arthur and men on the Yala, south of Harbin, and that the Russians now occupy a strongly fortified position between Kiu-lien-cheng and Feng-wang-Oheng. A Startling Test. ° To save a life, Dr. T. 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Our offices are open to ing and Title Company 12 Commercial St. 'Phone Main 411 CREASE in businese has dewe =a ROSEN BE CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Che Best in town.. Oar wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We bave pared than ever to furnish the pi reliable abstracts of property in this coanty. Remember there is but one way to abstract property reliably and successfully, and that is by system, leo, that we have the system of Abstracts fn the OO BSTRAOTS furnished on short iNevada County Abstract — linoleum and Mattings. We have just rezeived a oarload Call and get our prices. es arpats, Wall Paper, Linnleums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest stylee in carpete, wall No trouble to show RG BROS. wioes from six to twe ful and every drop is f ive years old, richly flavored and healthfull of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA CLTY -THE OWL.