April 1, 1896 (4 pages)

Sh, f ‘ Ba Page (Established Sept. 6. 1860., Hovade re Nevada Oounty, Onlif. Pebiished Rrentnas Eroent Sundays and Ho) SUBSCRIPTION cca pion Cents a Week, is ; @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When iy Paid in Advance fore Full Year. LocAi. Reapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Centa.s Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar «Linea Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno wn on Application. 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS. WEDNESDAY.. APRIL 1, me miecaecatey eats ‘A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. E. C. Davis of San Francisco arrived here cn the evening train. J. W. Hastings, T. H. Bradbury and A. H. Ballard, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. G. P. Haines came down from Sierra City last evening. Johu Mi. Wilson of Maryaville isin town. John MoGee of Oregon arrived here on last evening’s train. «Mra, Balsewell of San Francisco is here on & visit, WoW) Casserly ‘and wife, Francis Cas— serly, and Mrs, L, Bouthor of Goodyear’s Bar ‘atrived ‘here today, on their way to San Francisvo. John R. Foley and C, A, Graham, of San Francisco, came in on the morning train. Mee D: Re MeKillican’came down from Bloomfield meg 0 ou her way to San Franisco. A. J. Ross came down from Bloomfield today. qtr and Mrs.W, 8. Bigelow came over im Colm bia’ Hill today, . gen D. Beatty and wife of Grass Vattey psssed through town this morning on their way to Sierra county. J. L. Farr of San’ Francisco arrived here last evening. 8. B. Fowler of: Maybert arrived here last evening from: San Francisco on his aay home. Robert Forbes of Downieville arrived here last evening from San Prancinco on his way hofhe. * “fon, R. McMurray aia David McMurray, of San Franciseo, arrived here last evening. F. Hayes of Sacramento is in town. E. W. Ephraim and W. J, San Francisco, are in town, G. A. Bigelow of Columbia Hill t) in. towa, ie Geo. Futier came down from aiden ort today. L. Conrath of Smartaville is in town. ‘Chas. Hegarty came down from Moore’s today. Hugh McIntire, from Grass Valley, today entered the county jail to serve 10 days ry apereny: THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Oust:imah Lodge last night elected C. E. Mulloy, Geo, A Gray, W. F. Englebright and AR, Lord delegates to the grand Lodge which meets in San Francisco on the second Tuesday in May. Court Garfield, Foresters of America, last night elected Wm. Sandow and D, A. Dailey delegates to the High Court, which convenes at Watsonville on May Sth, The alternates’ are John Rowett and W. J. Monk. . D. Casei now has his saloon on Sacramento atreet, having moved from the Dowing building on Main street. George Sargent is working his gravel claim at Quaker Hill on an experiment. He has erected a miniature restraining dam and is making & success of it. Ladies in charge of the Missionary and “Rescue Society are now at Stockton and will soon be in Nevada City. The *‘Thursday Nights” whist club will be entertained on Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman. Alex, Monteith; who is National, is improving. The work of putting in the new lights at the"Providence mine is completed. The Directors of the Manzanita Mining Company held a meeting this afternoon at the County Treasurer’s office. Vegetable soup tonight at the Star and Crescent, : oy named T. Davis, from Merced, is pe Yalley looking for a wrestling . He offers to wrestle any man in ouaty, catch-as-catch-can, for $100 a eT ES Cee sick at the . mal side. Four popu'ar young men of Relief Hill, so we are reliably informed, will don th: matrimonial “harness during the present month, It looke as though a leap yea boom had struck the little village. J. P. Jones celebrated his twentietl, birthday last Saturday evening . by giving « party, which was attended by nearly all his friends, A very enjoyable evening wa paseed, Spring Ne Novelites. Leutje, es Brand hae just received & eplendid «t yck of spring novelties for th: use of laaies. Among them are some beauwith ‘silver buckle ornaments is varied, the belts being of Found fo the Yuba River by @ Woman ‘at San Tose, and devoted chiefly to remithe discovery of gold-two years prior to Califoroia across the plainain 1846, they + . fascinating beauty of the place and examine Sinclair, cf}. OF GOLD. * S % = — “tn 1846. “The Pioneer, a monthly journal printed niscences of the early days of California, gives the following ‘interesting account of the discovery made by Marshall: When Captain Joseph Aram arrived in camped on a branch of the Yuba river. Here, for the drat time, they found good water,.grass, fish and game, After a day or two of rest they began to take in. the the curiosities of the situation, Not the least araong these was the character of the rocks and pebbles in the swiftly ranning stream, ‘the women of the party took great delight in these curiously worn and colored stones, Oue of these women was Mrs, Sarah A. Aram, the wife of him whom California loves to honor as Capt, Joseph Aram, the pioneer soldier and earliest legislator. To Mrs. Aram the gathering of these beautiful treasures of the brook became an excifing pleasure, and not only on the surface, but deep as hands could dig therein she sought for still stranger, .prettier ones, In bringing up one handful from beneath the water she saw one dull yellow piece that seemed from its surface weight to be metal. It was flat -and about the size of one’s thumb nail, and when she showed it to the men they all thought it might be gold. ‘Lo test it they pouaded it with a hammer and found it would bend easily without breaking, and the bright golden luster in places showed. that it was indeed pure virgin gold. They thought, at first, to search for more, but they, had no tools to work with and no frovisions to sustain them, and so passed on to the settlement beyond. The gold was afterward satisfactorily tested by good judges. Marshall has'the fame” of the first discovery, and the monument to his memory; but to the memory ,of the worthy Mrs. Joseph Aram, whose discovery of gold was nearly two years before, belongs the honor of the true discovery of the placer mines of Central California Demurrer Sustained. the Superior Court Monday and Judge Caldwell made an order sustaining the demurrer to the complaint, submitted” by the defendant’s attorney, P. T, Riley. The contention is over a piece of ground between the property of the litigants. Thomas claims that Gill has excavated ground in his property, thereby damaging him to the extent of $500. Mr. Gill has built a wall to protect the bank from falling and the suit was brought partly for that purpose, Don Cottrell, attorney for Thomas, will now file a new complaint, stating more specifically the dates and cause for damages. — + 2 OBe + Good Advice. The Postoffice Department gives the following sound advice: Don’t mail your letter or valuable package without having your own address written or printed upon the upper left-hand-corner. This will insure its return to you if not delivered, and will prevent its being sent to and opened at the Dead Letter Office. Those Lectures. A great many tickets have been sold for the course of lectures to be delivered at the Methodist Church on the evening of April 3d by Rev, Mr. Buck of Sacramento, and on April 10th by Hon, J. T, Howard, and April 17th by Rev. L, J. Garver. The comtemplated lectures have aroused considerable comment and it behooves all our citizens to be in attendance. A San Francisco Milliner Coming. Miss Alice Haake will display an elegant assortment of Spring Millinery Thursday, April 2d. “A special Easter sale will take place and also a special effort will be made to please the ladies with both styles and prices, Miss Haake will be pleased to receive the ladies at the Union Hotel parlors, where the display will be made. m3I2t o--—— Stock For ‘Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will be sold cheap for cagh. Enquire of H. L. Gove or at this office. m26-Im. I mau’s, nobility should enter into their lives.’ Che lecturer closed with a beautiful tribute co the patriotism which will spring from the ideal broader home of the days to come. SLE SORE Avur’s Cherry, Peqtoral possesses powerful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy is employed in volds, coughs, throat or lung troubles. Its snodyne and expectorant effects are promptly ‘ealized. It is a chemical success and a nedical triumph, FOR CITY MARSHAL. —— D B. GETCHELL, Present incumbent, announces himself as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Election Monday, May 4th. The Finest in he City. The case of Thomas vs. Gill came up in} Telegray of : pte: A Red-Hot Resolution. Wasnington, D. C., April 1.—Senator Call of Florida introduced a resolutiun calling on the Government to send a naval force to Cuba to enforce the rights and privileges of American citizen in that ‘country; also that the Government of Spain be notified that the United States. will: insist upon” the protection of her citizéns © in Spanish territory, The resolution ‘was tabled. Filed a Protest. WaAsuINGToN, April 1.—Representative Johnson of California today filed a protest signed by Governor Budd and by Secretary Lane of the State Board of Health of California, protesting against the quarantine placed on California cattle by order of the Secretary of the Agricultural: ‘Department: It is claimed that the cattle are ‘afflicted with what is called Southern fever. Dr. Salmon, who made an investigation, says the disease exists, but is confined to cattle from the southern part ofthe State. Rerresentative Johnson was notified that. the question of quarantine. would be left in. the hands of Governor Budd, to:act as he sees fit. Fred Gia Deatl, San Francisco, April 1 Weed Gibson, who for years kept theLa Fayette saloon in Sacrantento, aud who was well known, died here last night. He leaves an estate valued at $20,000. Train Robbery. Lepanon, Mo., April. 1e--The,. easter, bound cannon-ball train was. held up, this morning three miles cast of’ this place, by three masked mep, They overpowered the engineer, stopped the train, and after entering the express car blew epen the safe, They made a big haul, but how much is not. known yet, Attempted. Suicide. Wooptanp, April 1,—Charles A. Shafer, city, editor of the Mail, made a desperate attempt to commit suicide last night, by taking an overdose of morphine. . Thia is the third attempt he has made to take his life within the past few weeks. He has of late been subject to frequent fits of despondency, at which times he seems bent on killing himself, Burned to Death. New York, Ap’il 1.—Ten persons were burned to death this morning in a four-story: tenement honse at Brooklyn, Bismark’s Birthday. FrepgRICHsRAUR, Ger,, April 1.—Prince Bismark today celebrated his eightieth birthday, and the event was the occasion of much jollification. An’ immense © crowd gathered to hail the ‘‘grand old man” and listen to bis remarks, Emperor William sent a photograph of the royal family, Ives Wins, New York, April 1.—Napoleon Ives beat Albert Garnier in the itternational billiard tournament iast night. The former run 600, the latter 178. A Postponement, Sacramento, March -31,—Governor Budd will this afternoon grant a reprieve’ of sixty days to Paulo Kaumann, the Hawaiian, sén> tenced to be hanged at Folsom April 10th for the murder of an old lady in E] Dorado county about a year ago, The reprieve was granted at the request of the Hawaiian Govment had not heretofore been informed of his‘conviction. 9 ope SORE Pretty Risky. _Toprxa, March 31.—Albert Duncan is a young farmer of Chauiaugua county. He found a wife in the same way that mer-, chants advertise and secure trade. After en pte eer ss John W, Brack, IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON MAIN STREET, Has opened the’ moat clegent Saloon in Nevada. City. He will keep on hand the choicest Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found: ‘in the State, Cal! around and see rmey gion, and test my goods, set tend .H@ LUNUH COUNTER 1B THE a having erected and furnished a modest home, he inserted an advertisement in a Chicago paper for a wife. Many answers came, bat young Duncan chose Miss Anna Stroder of Colubus, -because she: was a Kansas girl. Sedan and wear.a blue ribbon. on her hat and left arm, He had secured Fit icense to wed, and was awaiting for the arrival of the train, He was not disappointed. The two strangers, who had not even exchang From n ai Parts of Special (0 the Daily Transcript. Met Ste" . yesterday morning. Boyle had been mias-. hansted that.he could not seek assistance, ‘. house, consisting of father, mother and five [evidently made made by a hammer, back ernment, upon a showing that Kaumann was . : a citizen of Hawaii, and that that Goyern-. ' He wrote her to ineet him at] . the World. VAS IS TAG 4-s'clock. This. Atteeinae. . . ware _ Found in a Box Car, PirrspurG, March 31,—The body of J. E. Boyle, a resident of Johnstown, was fonnd in a box car, side tracked in the Petnsylvania Railroad yards at that place ing from ihome for some days and was quite ill when he; disappeared, It is sur-’ mised that.he crawled into the car for protection from the. cold and became so ex-. was compelled to remain there alone. until death ended his sufferings. Porr Townsenp, Wash., March 31— Steamers from Sitka avd Juneau report that the: country is’ overrun with: unemployed men without~means, Much sulfering from Gold and hunger prevails about the mining camps. Petty thieving goes . on day and wight. People are considering a plan of chartering a boat and shipping the indigents out of the country. By the middle of June there will be’ ten thousand miners in the Yukon and Cooks: Inlet’ districts.. The Brothers Must Hang. ‘ JEFFERSON Crry, Mo.,°}March 91.—The }Supreme Court today affirmed the , sentence of ‘thé’ Taylor’ brothers, cohvicted of the murder of the Meek Aamily, near Milan, Their execution was sef'for April 30th. Whole Family Murdered, Auma, Wie, March 3].—It has now come to light that the whole farnily of G. PF. Uidchildren,.who were cremated in their burning house three weeks ago, were murdered. Their home was desttoyed by fire on March 6, and it Was believed’ that an ‘overheated stove caused the blaze, and that the occupants had been unable to escape, but a detective yesterday found the head of Mr. Oldhouse. with two bullet holes in it, Thd skull of Mrs, Oldhouse showed’ two hole, of the left ear. The bones of the children have'not been’ foand, ‘ A neighbor reports that Mrs, Oldhouse had $500 in the house, and the belief is gaining ground that ‘somebody murdered the farmer and his pees to obtain it. A Heavy Failure, Silk Manufacturing Company, of West . . Beihelem, made an assignment today to exPostmaster John Field, of Philadelphia. . , The failure is a heavy one, as the company {” is capitalized at $5,000,000, and has im addi« tion a bonded indebtedness of $100,000. Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general housework, street, © . pe eas te OS Keep Your Money at Home. al-lw Don’t send away from town when you can get a Hardwood Antique Suite, seven pieces, for $21.00. Prices reduced. Don’t ask for credit. *{m30} Lac & Suaw Co. Leased the Planet Mine. Chatles and William Keskeys, Robert and Charles Wickes, J. K. Cook, William Sleep and E. C. Smith, all of Grass Valley, have Jeased the Het mihé near Lowell Hill sfor's term of: three fears, and have. also taken a bond “on the property for $40,000. The mine is owned by Charles W. Kitts and others. At Nevada City, April 1, 1896, to the wife of Thomas Oliver, a son. Da Nor Drspaum because you have tridij, many, thedicites and have: failéd to receive benciit.’ Remember that Hood's Sarsaparilla, cures when all others fail to do any good whatever. ‘ <2 ©ure for Headache. ary Bitters has proved to. be the very best. me Fe Gd & permanent cure abd the most dreaded habitat sick headaches yield . ’ ‘to its influence. We urge all who ar afflicted to.procure a bottle, and: give. this}! constipation Electrie Bitters cures by giving the. needed tone to the bowels, aud few case: long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once, Fifty centéahd $1.00 at Dickerman & Co.’s. Drug Store. H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. BP Seg 4a photographs, ‘kissed, rpve to’ the 2 resi jot a tuinister and were married. ofall orien » prom ale Leis ve SAVING =" . PRICES." ALLENTOWN (Pa.) March 31.—The Cutter . ; Apply , at Mes. Lutz's _restautant, Broad Asa remedy for all forms of Headache . ) remedy a fair: ‘trial, -In cases of habitual i et Rant ae orating a the prior Court. # .— ivg dusiness was tiansacted in ® Saale Coust téday, Hox. John Caldwell presiding: Pitate of D. R. McKillican, deceased. Order to show) cause why sale of real estate sahoald not:be, made, y=. spe of-publication : of notice to creditors. Estate of, of, Silas. Hill, deceased; Decree showing due and Jegal’ notice'to éreditors: ———-+-— + 262+ Fine ‘Millinery. The opening dfimilline?y at. Mrs. L. Lubeck’s, Commercial: street, has been postponed till atuedayy, * ‘April 4th, Catt “abd fea the Presi dipplay. af-3t° MONEY E24 “ we ‘ -WONRY SAYING DISHES ‘© < Be MONEY, SAVERS Lunch lindhobe: Coffee Pots, Gene rite Oat Meal Bowls; Custard Cupa,’S Plates,, Dairy Pans, Hand Badinn, each, or 6 for 25c. 1Q¢ MONEY 8 SAVERS 5e . ney Dish, Milk Pails, Meat Dish, Bish’ Pans, Mustard. Pots, Vegetalilé Dish, Salad Dish. dpe Peta or-3 for 2c. » Tea Sets a4 Risies complete for 12 persons. EPure _White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving: Prices Per: Set . Fe heed be gor Rea 48 is Dinner Sets 60 Pieces, complete for 6 p:rsons. Pure White, Delicate’ Blue, Brown» and » 7 Gold Spray: Decorations. ao Money Saving, Prices. Per Set He i? Ao 001 He SPr: §°5° # “Dinner ‘Sets 100 Pieces, complete for 12 persons, ‘Pure White, Deligate’ Bluo, ‘Brown aad Rich Gold: Spray. Decorations, Money Saving Prices’ Per Set pre § 59% 1 ahaa 8:06; 9 505° 40°: Great American lmporting Tea Co, Commercial St., Nevada City. — -56 Mill St, Grass Valley, Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, S. F: TRY our” MONEY SAYING PRICES AT OUR MONEY SAYING STORES 100 IN OPERATION Money. Saved Every, Day No Speciat* Day i Nevada City, Theatre, Wednesday. JEvenidg; ‘pelt 8, t890, . Concert AND. Operetta,. GIVEN ‘BY » 4 Mrs. H. G: Parsons, ASSISTED, BY, HER’ PRIVATE (AND CLASS PUPILS, Pxts eae Part I, Will include Vocal Solos, Quartettes, Cho; xusses: and Dramatic Recitations. Part Il. The Opartnieg Operetta, “Little Red Ridieg Hood,’ introducing thirty Nevada City children in, attractive. costumes, also adided-specialties, Part Ill, Red Riding 1 pfhood, Drift, by pyplte ed . , girlee :a © Admission—Adults, 25, cents; Children 15, .cents. extra.’ Lo be had.at J. Ms Foley’s.: BOR SALE. ‘THR NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP. Ni SACRAMENTO STREET, ‘hoar the Plt Seaineluding. Ban d Saw, Circular Saws,-Wood,: hates. and Shafting, all Pus ‘to ran, is offered fornale. 3 m28.; mk ed ay. C.PERCLV AL. Notice to Electric Light Companies. once, ig site vive att SEALED Thiaeeday, April 9th, 18be, iat 8 ‘Sjelock a for ‘ligh hung the Gity of Ne3 vada f ae on ry at ‘the City i Yat Mens aubs sapotte By order ofthe Board. of torivaMeos, s CAR clerk ot the Boara Nevad: City, ‘March acth, 1 Notice to. © Creditors. 4 ott ’ ATE OF EF ABER. SEIRBEE ee PARR srotieels othe Lat ven by th i beth Be bart eortned 10. “e 1: persons me-ageiust c peated, ‘tw exhibit io it a ra . bpuabere, nit of t) try ty Lh “ neh “Call aiforate th ty Pan the} tacts . baid County Of sai rotate ee SCHEKMER Executo acapella Last will cof Elizabeth setbert Estate of Elizabeth, _Beibert, deceased. I. . 1 sprinkling. Reserved Seats, 15. .cents . : Machine, and with Water. ; jete and ready {°° writes or Ag : “Nevada County Directory. Capt ot the ‘Nevada County Dire: tory ae obtained for 50 cents. By mai, 75 Apply to a Frep. BE. Ni ase K Course of Lecture win be adivecka at the METHODIST CHURCH, oincat FIRE 0 ‘i A ae and mind poe For Putting Out Fires. The Macomber chemical automatic sprinkler, ‘for use in extinguishing fires, is pro= nounced the most reliable and durable machine for the purpose in the world. It has taken the place of all others on steamships and in the hotels, factories and other large buildings at San Francisco, and is being in-— troducedinto the fire companies au over leaned Under the auspices of the The apparatus instantly throws a chemi, cal spray covering a space of over 400 square Ladies’ Aid ‘Society, feet. Eaéh sprinkler contains two gallons pees of chemical which is equal to over one hun: é AS FOLLOWS : — si 3 : Me. dred gallons of water coming from each : is : i Friday Evening, April 3d— sprinkler head of any water system of ¥ REY. M. D. BUCK, of Sacramento, ‘Subject—‘Backbone.”* W. H. Brayton of San Francisco arrived here last evening-for the purpose of intro duving the apparatus to the notice of our people; ‘Tomorrow evening at 7:30 0 clock a public exhibition of the working of the extinguisher will ‘be given on the Plaza. Millmen, firemen, and property owners generally are invited to be present and see chow quickly the handy little apparatus will put out a fire. The sprinklers are, sold at a reasonable price; Considering their utility and the very durable ‘manner ja which they are. constructed. ‘There’ is no chance for corrosion and’théy-will work every time.’ A child can operate them. ‘Seay Evening, “April: 10th, HON. J. HOWARD, of Grass. Valle Subject—Sunshine and Shadows,” * Friday Evening, April 17th, REY. L. J. GARYER, of Grass Valley. Subject—"E. Pluribus Unum,” am Tickets for the Course, £0 centa. Single Tickets, 25 cents, __Children’s Tickets, 10 cents, or Nevada City Mail Time Table. ad Arrives Closes Eastern .,. 9:43a,m. 11:30 a.m ~ ea 9:43.a.m. 11:30 a, m, S M Il “ Western.. lias . a *8:00 > _ pring I inery. *Excepting Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chicago Park, Colfax. 4:45 p.m. 11:30 a. m. am Grass Valley.. 9:43.a. m. . 8:00 p. m. The .Largest and Most Sierra, City. .. 11:30 a.m. 8:00 p. m. ‘ ai N. Bloomfield;.-3:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.) » Fashionable Stock” Maybert. sie 2:00 p.m.; 8:00 p. m. *You Bet.. 9:30a,m. 2.00p.m.] In = Nevada = County. *Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p.m, Sundays and Holidays: 11:30 a, m. to 12;30 p.m. (0G Don’t make your purchases without examiuing my goods and prices. MRS. I. MARION, —--—-—___-+ #@e ~_ Hoop’s Pits are the best family cathartic ine and’ liver medicine. Harmless, . reliable, Leader Mill % x 2 ’ sure. 2ic. » NEVADA CITY.Wines —a_ane e: ss ph Bp Wotr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and California following figures : Morgan’ s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. ~ Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per. qu art ‘bottle. A hoo American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 dents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. ~~ 1-gvbarrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. : Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry "een at 25 cents per quart bottle. ~~ P. G. SCADDEN, e Commercial Street, : ~ Groceries, Provisions, Can hoods Btc., Etc,, To be found in Nevada Bey a GIVE ME A TRIAL. ~ Goods delivered free of charge. SSIS SIS SHS Te TES Sa ea a ae ae ae ae The Best of All! «. i. * ~ Equal To Tt ] re -m ve Even the Stay or. bese affects generations to come. 1. cv) then seem plain that it is woman's duty to ‘secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTING \ Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Woroeeitt, pati ars mech bein ar wores from Matne to eee ABO: styles at prices. > remn! BO cents to S10. Mrs. Lester & Crawford,v H ie g + oe sears Nevada a teen dee ae GLa et aR ghia. ore th a peruse ba Sree xesee, des Wines which he will'sell at the fir MAIN com : dn impor Ch This ia £ Church. ¢ decked dur flowers an white vest: ness. The Friday,-the Of ali the. . the crucifix The mass 0 on that da} weara,ali 8 empty, no pictures as On Holy lighted, a The vestm: issuing, th images ar altar, and joice in tl followa ai aod servic His A teleg Frank Au his son . piace whil and Louis animal in the saddle and be’ wa heis able this city, The Si General . stick. T ; that Fitz, 2 in an ext ,in a very of the por be able ix State, b fliction, i Bee are t it Mining ot Nevad paid a vi koown @ since, au the char try, tool which w by com showed . the ton, Washin; On W jing juve shood wi sthie cit; -charact -and tho wehears well, be the girls. said t taken dren { and al ance 1 Biv Cc The was bi all. w bight had ¢ ;that a . comp: wnight ~ ent to of pa merit best

Sh, f ‘ Ba Page (Established Sept. 6. 1860., Hovade re Nevada Oounty, Onlif. Pebiished Rrentnas Eroent Sundays and Ho) SUBSCRIPTION cca pion Cents a Week, is ; @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When iy Paid in Advance fore Full Year. LocAi. Reapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Centa.s Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar «Linea Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno wn on Application. 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS. WEDNESDAY... APRIL 1, me miecaecatey eats ‘A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. E. C. Davis of San Francisco arrived here cn the evening train. J. W. Hastings, T. H. Bradbury and A. H. Ballard, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. G. P. Haines came down from Sierra City last evening. Johu Mi. Wilson of Maryaville isin town. John MoGee of Oregon arrived here on last evening’s train. «Mra, Balsewell of San Francisco is here on & visit, WoW) Casserly ‘and wife, Francis Cas— serly, and Mrs, L, Bouthor of Goodyear’s Bar ‘atrived ‘here today, on their way to San Francisvo. John R. Foley and C, A, Graham, of San Francisco, came in on the morning train. Mee D: Re MeKillican’came down from Bloomfield meg 0 ou her way to San Franisco. A. J. Ross came down from Bloomfield today. qtr and Mrs.W, 8. Bigelow came over im Colm bia’ Hill today, . gen D. Beatty and wife of Grass Vattey psssed through town this morning on their way to Sierra county. J. L. Farr of San’ Francisco arrived here last evening. 8. B. Fowler of: Maybert arrived here last evening from: San Francisco on his aay home. Robert Forbes of Downieville arrived here last evening from San Prancinco on his way hofhe. * “fon, R. McMurray aia David McMurray, of San Franciseo, arrived here last evening. F. Hayes of Sacramento is in town. E. W. Ephraim and W. J, San Francisco, are in town, G. A. Bigelow of Columbia Hill t) in. towa, ie Geo. Futier came down from aiden ort today. L. Conrath of Smartaville is in town. ‘Chas. Hegarty came down from Moore’s today. Hugh McIntire, from Grass Valley, today entered the county jail to serve 10 days ry apereny: THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, Oust:imah Lodge last night elected C. E. Mulloy, Geo, A Gray, W. F. Englebright and AR, Lord delegates to the grand Lodge which meets in San Francisco on the second Tuesday in May. Court Garfield, Foresters of America, last night elected Wm. Sandow and D, A. Dailey delegates to the High Court, which convenes at Watsonville on May Sth, The alternates’ are John Rowett and W. J. Monk. . D. Casei now has his saloon on Sacramento atreet, having moved from the Dowing building on Main street. George Sargent is working his gravel claim at Quaker Hill on an experiment. He has erected a miniature restraining dam and is making & success of it. Ladies in charge of the Missionary and “Rescue Society are now at Stockton and will soon be in Nevada City. The *‘Thursday Nights” whist club will be entertained on Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman. Alex, Monteith; who is National, is improving. The work of putting in the new lights at the"Providence mine is completed. The Directors of the Manzanita Mining Company held a meeting this afternoon at the County Treasurer’s office. Vegetable soup tonight at the Star and Crescent, : oy named T. Davis, from Merced, is pe Yalley looking for a wrestling . He offers to wrestle any man in ouaty, catch-as-catch-can, for $100 a eT ES Cee sick at the . mal side. Four popu'ar young men of Relief Hill, so we are reliably informed, will don th: matrimonial “harness during the present month, It looke as though a leap yea boom had struck the little village. J. P. Jones celebrated his twentietl, birthday last Saturday evening . by giving « party, which was attended by nearly all his friends, A very enjoyable evening wa paseed, Spring Ne Novelites. Leutje, es Brand hae just received & eplendid «t yck of spring novelties for th: use of laaies. Among them are some beauwith ‘silver buckle ornaments is varied, the belts being of Found fo the Yuba River by @ Woman ‘at San Tose, and devoted chiefly to remithe discovery of gold-two years prior to Califoroia across the plainain 1846, they + . fascinating beauty of the place and examine Sinclair, cf}. OF GOLD. * S % = — “tn 1846. “The Pioneer, a monthly journal printed niscences of the early days of California, gives the following ‘interesting account of the discovery made by Marshall: When Captain Joseph Aram arrived in camped on a branch of the Yuba river. Here, for the drat time, they found good water,.grass, fish and game, After a day or two of rest they began to take in. the the curiosities of the situation, Not the least araong these was the character of the rocks and pebbles in the swiftly ranning stream, ‘the women of the party took great delight in these curiously worn and colored stones, Oue of these women was Mrs, Sarah A. Aram, the wife of him whom California loves to honor as Capt, Joseph Aram, the pioneer soldier and earliest legislator. To Mrs. Aram the gathering of these beautiful treasures of the brook became an excifing pleasure, and not only on the surface, but deep as hands could dig therein she sought for still stranger, .prettier ones, In bringing up one handful from beneath the water she saw one dull yellow piece that seemed from its surface weight to be metal. It was flat -and about the size of one’s thumb nail, and when she showed it to the men they all thought it might be gold. ‘Lo test it they pouaded it with a hammer and found it would bend easily without breaking, and the bright golden luster in places showed. that it was indeed pure virgin gold. They thought, at first, to search for more, but they, had no tools to work with and no frovisions to sustain them, and so passed on to the settlement beyond. The gold was afterward satisfactorily tested by good judges. Marshall has'the fame” of the first discovery, and the monument to his memory; but to the memory ,of the worthy Mrs. Joseph Aram, whose discovery of gold was nearly two years before, belongs the honor of the true discovery of the placer mines of Central California Demurrer Sustained. the Superior Court Monday and Judge Caldwell made an order sustaining the demurrer to the complaint, submitted” by the defendant’s attorney, P. T, Riley. The contention is over a piece of ground between the property of the litigants. Thomas claims that Gill has excavated ground in his property, thereby damaging him to the extent of $500. Mr. Gill has built a wall to protect the bank from falling and the suit was brought partly for that purpose, Don Cottrell, attorney for Thomas, will now file a new complaint, stating more specifically the dates and cause for damages. — + 2 OBe + Good Advice. The Postoffice Department gives the following sound advice: Don’t mail your letter or valuable package without having your own address written or printed upon the upper left-hand-corner. This will insure its return to you if not delivered, and will prevent its being sent to and opened at the Dead Letter Office. Those Lectures. A great many tickets have been sold for the course of lectures to be delivered at the Methodist Church on the evening of April 3d by Rev, Mr. Buck of Sacramento, and on April 10th by Hon, J. T, Howard, and April 17th by Rev. L, J. Garver. The comtemplated lectures have aroused considerable comment and it behooves all our citizens to be in attendance. A San Francisco Milliner Coming. Miss Alice Haake will display an elegant assortment of Spring Millinery Thursday, April 2d. “A special Easter sale will take place and also a special effort will be made to please the ladies with both styles and prices, Miss Haake will be pleased to receive the ladies at the Union Hotel parlors, where the display will be made. m3I2t o--—— Stock For ‘Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will be sold cheap for cagh. Enquire of H. L. Gove or at this office. m26-Im. I mau’s, nobility should enter into their lives.’ Che lecturer closed with a beautiful tribute co the patriotism which will spring from the ideal broader home of the days to come. SLE SORE Avur’s Cherry, Peqtoral possesses powerful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy is employed in volds, coughs, throat or lung troubles. Its snodyne and expectorant effects are promptly ‘ealized. It is a chemical success and a nedical triumph, FOR CITY MARSHAL. —— D B. GETCHELL, Present incumbent, announces himself as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Election Monday, May 4th. The Finest in he City. The case of Thomas vs. Gill came up in} Telegray of : pte: A Red-Hot Resolution. Wasnington, D. C., April 1.—Senator Call of Florida introduced a resolutiun calling on the Government to send a naval force to Cuba to enforce the rights and privileges of American citizen in that ‘country; also that the Government of Spain be notified that the United States. will: insist upon” the protection of her citizéns © in Spanish territory, The resolution ‘was tabled. Filed a Protest. WaAsuINGToN, April 1.—Representative Johnson of California today filed a protest signed by Governor Budd and by Secretary Lane of the State Board of Health of California, protesting against the quarantine placed on California cattle by order of the Secretary of the Agricultural: ‘Department: It is claimed that the cattle are ‘afflicted with what is called Southern fever. Dr. Salmon, who made an investigation, says the disease exists, but is confined to cattle from the southern part ofthe State. Rerresentative Johnson was notified that. the question of quarantine. would be left in. the hands of Governor Budd, to:act as he sees fit. Fred Gia Deatl, San Francisco, April 1 Weed Gibson, who for years kept theLa Fayette saloon in Sacrantento, aud who was well known, died here last night. He leaves an estate valued at $20,000. Train Robbery. Lepanon, Mo., April. 1e--The,. easter, bound cannon-ball train was. held up, this morning three miles cast of’ this place, by three masked mep, They overpowered the engineer, stopped the train, and after entering the express car blew epen the safe, They made a big haul, but how much is not. known yet, Attempted. Suicide. Wooptanp, April 1,—Charles A. Shafer, city, editor of the Mail, made a desperate attempt to commit suicide last night, by taking an overdose of morphine. . Thia is the third attempt he has made to take his life within the past few weeks. He has of late been subject to frequent fits of despondency, at which times he seems bent on killing himself, Burned to Death. New York, Ap’il 1.—Ten persons were burned to death this morning in a four-story: tenement honse at Brooklyn, Bismark’s Birthday. FrepgRICHsRAUR, Ger,, April 1.—Prince Bismark today celebrated his eightieth birthday, and the event was the occasion of much jollification. An’ immense © crowd gathered to hail the ‘‘grand old man” and listen to bis remarks, Emperor William sent a photograph of the royal family, Ives Wins, New York, April 1.—Napoleon Ives beat Albert Garnier in the itternational billiard tournament iast night. The former run 600, the latter 178. A Postponement, Sacramento, March -31,—Governor Budd will this afternoon grant a reprieve’ of sixty days to Paulo Kaumann, the Hawaiian, sén> tenced to be hanged at Folsom April 10th for the murder of an old lady in E] Dorado county about a year ago, The reprieve was granted at the request of the Hawaiian Govment had not heretofore been informed of his‘conviction. 9 ope SORE Pretty Risky. _Toprxa, March 31.—Albert Duncan is a young farmer of Chauiaugua county. He found a wife in the same way that mer-, chants advertise and secure trade. After en pte eer ss John W, Brack, IN THE DOWNING BUILDING, ON MAIN STREET, Has opened the’ moat clegent Saloon in Nevada. City. He will keep on hand the choicest Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, To be found: ‘in the State, Cal! around and see rmey gion, and test my goods, set tend .H@ LUNUH COUNTER 1B THE a having erected and furnished a modest home, he inserted an advertisement in a Chicago paper for a wife. Many answers came, bat young Duncan chose Miss Anna Stroder of Colubus, -because she: was a Kansas girl. Sedan and wear.a blue ribbon. on her hat and left arm, He had secured Fit icense to wed, and was awaiting for the arrival of the train, He was not disappointed. The two strangers, who had not even exchang From n ai Parts of Special (0 the Daily Transcript. Met Ste" . yesterday morning.. Boyle had been mias-. hansted that.he could not seek assistance, ‘. house, consisting of father, mother and five [evidently made made by a hammer, back ernment, upon a showing that Kaumann was . : a citizen of Hawaii, and that that Goyern-. ' He wrote her to ineet him at] . the World. VAS IS TAG 4-s'clock. This. Atteeinae. . . ware _ Found in a Box Car, PirrspurG, March 31,—The body of J. E. Boyle, a resident of Johnstown, was fonnd in a box car, side tracked in the Petnsylvania Railroad yards at that place ing from ihome for some days and was quite ill when he; disappeared, It is sur-’ mised that.he crawled into the car for protection from the. cold and became so ex-. was compelled to remain there alone. until death ended his sufferings. Porr Townsenp, Wash., March 31— Steamers from Sitka avd Juneau report that the: country is’ overrun with: unemployed men without~means, Much sulfering from Gold and hunger prevails about the mining camps. Petty thieving goes . on day and wight. People are considering a plan of chartering a boat and shipping the indigents out of the country. By the middle of June there will be’ ten thousand miners in the Yukon and Cooks: Inlet’ districts... The Brothers Must Hang. ‘ JEFFERSON Crry, Mo.,°}March 91.—The }Supreme Court today affirmed the , sentence of ‘thé’ Taylor’ brothers, cohvicted of the murder of the Meek Aamily, near Milan, Their execution was sef'for April 30th. Whole Family Murdered, Auma, Wie, March 3].—It has now come to light that the whole farnily of G. PF. Uidchildren,.who were cremated in their burning house three weeks ago, were murdered. Their home was desttoyed by fire on March 6, and it Was believed’ that an ‘overheated stove caused the blaze, and that the occupants had been unable to escape, but a detective yesterday found the head of Mr. Oldhouse. with two bullet holes in it, Thd skull of Mrs, Oldhouse showed’ two hole, of the left ear. The bones of the children have'not been’ foand, ‘ A neighbor reports that Mrs, Oldhouse had $500 in the house,

and the belief is gaining ground that ‘somebody murdered the farmer and his pees to obtain it. A Heavy Failure, Silk Manufacturing Company, of West . . Beihelem, made an assignment today to exPostmaster John Field, of Philadelphia. . , The failure is a heavy one, as the company {” is capitalized at $5,000,000, and has im addi« tion a bonded indebtedness of $100,000. Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general housework, street, © . pe eas te OS Keep Your Money at Home. al-lw Don’t send away from town when you can get a Hardwood Antique Suite, seven pieces, for $21.00. Prices reduced. Don’t ask for credit. *{m30} Lac & Suaw Co. Leased the Planet Mine. Chatles and William Keskeys, Robert and Charles Wickes, J. K. Cook, William Sleep and E. C. Smith, all of Grass Valley, have Jeased the Het mihé near Lowell Hill sfor's term of: three fears, and have. also taken a bond “on the property for $40,000. The mine is owned by Charles W. Kitts and others. At Nevada City, April 1, 1896, to the wife of Thomas Oliver, a son. Da Nor Drspaum because you have tridij, many, thedicites and have: failéd to receive benciit.’ Remember that Hood's Sarsaparilla, cures when all others fail to do any good whatever. ‘ <2 ©ure for Headache. ary Bitters has proved to. be the very best. me Fe Gd & permanent cure abd the most dreaded habitat sick headaches yield . ’ ‘to its influence. We urge all who ar afflicted to.procure a bottle, and: give. this}! constipation Electrie Bitters cures by giving the. needed tone to the bowels, aud few case: long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once, Fifty centéahd $1.00 at Dickerman & Co.’s. Drug Store. H. McKECHNIE, HOUSE PAINTER PAPER HANGER. BP Seg 4a photographs, ‘kissed, rpve to’ the 2 resi jot a tuinister and were married. ofall orien » prom ale Leis ve SAVING =" . PRICES." ALLENTOWN (Pa.) March 31.—The Cutter . ; Apply , at Mes. Lutz's _restautant, Broad Asa remedy for all forms of Headache . ) remedy a fair: ‘trial, -In cases of habitual i et Rant ae orating a the prior Court. # .— ivg dusiness was tiansacted in ® Saale Coust téday, Hox. John Caldwell presiding: Pitate of D. R. McKillican, deceased. Order to show) cause why sale of real estate sahoald not:be, made, y=. spe of-publication : of notice to creditors. Estate of, of, Silas. Hill, deceased; Decree showing due and Jegal’ notice'to éreditors: ———-+-— + 262+ Fine ‘Millinery. The opening dfimilline?y at. Mrs. L. Lubeck’s, Commercial: street, has been postponed till atuedayy, * ‘April 4th, Catt “abd fea the Presi dipplay. af-3t° MONEY E24 “ we ‘ -WONRY SAYING DISHES ‘© < Be MONEY, SAVERS Lunch lindhobe: Coffee Pots, Gene rite Oat Meal Bowls; Custard Cupa,’S Plates,, Dairy Pans, Hand Badinn, each, or 6 for 25c. 1Q¢ MONEY 8 SAVERS 5e . ney Dish, Milk Pails, Meat Dish, Bish’ Pans, Mustard. Pots, Vegetalilé Dish, Salad Dish. dpe Peta or-3 for 2c. » Tea Sets a4 Risies complete for 12 persons. EPure _White, Delicate Blue, Brown and Rich Gold Spray Decorations. Money Saving: Prices Per: Set . Fe heed be gor Rea 48 is Dinner Sets 60 Pieces, complete for 6 p:rsons. Pure White, Delicate’ Blue, Brown» and » 7 Gold Spray: Decorations. ao Money Saving, Prices. Per Set He i? Ao 001 He SPr: §°5° # “Dinner ‘Sets 100 Pieces, complete for 12 persons, ‘Pure White, Deligate’ Bluo, ‘Brown aad Rich Gold: Spray. Decorations, Money Saving Prices’ Per Set pre § 59% 1 ahaa 8:06; 9 505° 40°: Great American lmporting Tea Co, Commercial St., Nevada City. — -56 Mill St, Grass Valley, Headquarters, 52-58 Market Street, S. F: TRY our” MONEY SAYING PRICES AT OUR MONEY SAYING STORES 100 IN OPERATION Money. Saved Every, Day No Speciat* Day i Nevada City, Theatre, Wednesday. JEvenidg; ‘pelt 8, t890, . Concert AND. Operetta,. GIVEN ‘BY » 4 Mrs. H. G: Parsons, ASSISTED, BY, HER’ PRIVATE (AND CLASS PUPILS, Pxts eae Part I, Will include Vocal Solos, Quartettes, Cho; xusses: and Dramatic Recitations. Part Il.. The Opartnieg Operetta, “Little Red Ridieg Hood,’ introducing thirty Nevada City children in, attractive. costumes, also adided-specialties, Part Ill, Red Riding 1 pfhood, Drift, by pyplte ed . , girlee :a © Admission—Adults, 25, cents; Children 15, .cents. extra.’ Lo be had.at J. Ms Foley’s.: BOR SALE.. ‘THR NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP. Ni SACRAMENTO STREET, ‘hoar the Plt Seaineluding. Ban d Saw, Circular Saws,-Wood,: hates. and Shafting, all Pus ‘to ran, is offered fornale. 3 m28.; mk ed ay. C.PERCLV AL. Notice to Electric Light Companies. once, ig site vive att SEALED Thiaeeday, April 9th, 18be, iat 8 ‘Sjelock a for ‘ligh hung the Gity of Ne3 vada f ae on ry at ‘the City i Yat Mens aubs sapotte By order ofthe Board. of torivaMeos, s CAR clerk ot the Boara Nevad: City, ‘March acth, 1 Notice to. © Creditors. 4 ott ’ ATE OF EF ABER. SEIRBEE ee PARR srotieels othe Lat ven by th i beth Be bart eortned 10. “e 1: persons me-ageiust c peated, ‘tw exhibit io it a ra . bpuabere, nit of t) try ty Lh “ neh “Call aiforate th ty Pan the} tacts . baid County Of sai rotate ee SCHEKMER Executo acapella Last will cof Elizabeth setbert Estate of Elizabeth, _Beibert, deceased. I. . 1 sprinkling. Reserved Seats, 15. .cents . : Machine, and with Water. ; jete and ready {°° writes or Ag : “Nevada County Directory. Capt ot the ‘Nevada County Dire: tory ae obtained for 50 cents. By mai, 75 Apply to a Frep. BE. Ni ase K Course of Lecture win be adivecka at the METHODIST CHURCH, oincat FIRE 0 ‘i A ae and mind poe For Putting Out Fires. The Macomber chemical automatic sprinkler, ‘for use in extinguishing fires, is pro= nounced the most reliable and durable machine for the purpose in the world. It has taken the place of all others on steamships and in the hotels, factories and other large buildings at San Francisco, and is being in-— troducedinto the fire companies au over leaned Under the auspices of the The apparatus instantly throws a chemi, cal spray covering a space of over 400 square Ladies’ Aid ‘Society, feet. Eaéh sprinkler contains two gallons pees of chemical which is equal to over one hun: é AS FOLLOWS : — si 3 : Me. dred gallons of water coming from each : is : i Friday Evening, April 3d— sprinkler head of any water system of ¥ REY. M. D. BUCK, of Sacramento, ‘Subject—‘Backbone.”* W. H. Brayton of San Francisco arrived here last evening-for the purpose of intro duving the apparatus to the notice of our people; ‘Tomorrow evening at 7:30 0 clock a public exhibition of the working of the extinguisher will ‘be given on the Plaza. Millmen, firemen, and property owners generally are invited to be present and see chow quickly the handy little apparatus will put out a fire. The sprinklers are, sold at a reasonable price; Considering their utility and the very durable ‘manner ja which they are. constructed. ‘There’ is no chance for corrosion and’théy-will work every time.’ A child can operate them. ‘Seay Evening, “April: 10th, HON. J. HOWARD, of Grass. Valle Subject—Sunshine and Shadows,” * Friday Evening, April 17th, REY. L. J. GARYER, of Grass Valley. Subject—"E. Pluribus Unum,” am Tickets for the Course, £0 centa. Single Tickets, 25 cents, __Children’s Tickets, 10 cents, or Nevada City Mail Time Table. ad Arrives Closes Eastern .,.. 9:43a,m. 11:30 a.m ~ ea 9:43.a.m. 11:30 a, m, S M Il “ Western.... lias . a *8:00 > _ pring I inery. *Excepting Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chicago Park, Colfax. 4:45 p.m. 11:30 a. m. am Grass Valley... 9:43.a. m. . 8:00 p. m. The .Largest and Most Sierra, City. ... 11:30 a.m. 8:00 p. m. ‘ ai N. Bloomfield;..-3:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.) » Fashionable Stock” Maybert.. sie 2:00 p.m.; 8:00 p. m. *You Bet.... 9:30a,m. 2.00p.m.] In = Nevada = County. *Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p.m, Sundays and Holidays: 11:30 a, m. to 12;30 p.m. (0G Don’t make your purchases without examiuing my goods and prices. MRS. I. MARION, —--—-—___-+ #@e ~_ Hoop’s Pits are the best family cathartic ine and’ liver medicine. Harmless, . reliable, Leader Mill % x 2 ’ sure. 2ic. » NEVADA CITY.Wines —a_ane e: ss ph Bp Wotr, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignment of Fine Imported and California following figures : Morgan’ s Imported Sherry, 50 cents per quart bottle. George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle. ~ Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per. qu art ‘bottle. A hoo American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. Durand & Co. Extra Sec. 75 dents, pint bottle. Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. ~~ 1-gvbarrel (30 gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon. : Also, 4 dozen of bottles fine Blackberry "een at 25 cents per quart bottle. ~~ P. G. SCADDEN, e Commercial Street, : ~ Groceries, Provisions, Can hoods Btc., Etc,, To be found in Nevada Bey a GIVE ME A TRIAL. ~ Goods delivered free of charge. SSIS SIS SHS Te TES Sa ea a ae ae ae ae The Best of All! «. i. * ~ Equal To Tt ] re -m ve Even the Stay or. bese affects generations to come. 1. cv) then seem plain that it is woman's duty to ‘secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTING \ Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Woroeeitt, pati ars mech bein ar wores from Matne to eee ABO: styles at prices. > remn! BO cents to S10. Mrs. Lester & Crawford,v H ie g + oe sears Nevada a teen dee ae GLa et aR ghia. ore th a peruse ba Sree xesee, des Wines which he will'sell at the fir MAIN com : dn impor Ch This ia £ Church. ¢ decked dur flowers an white vest: ness. The Friday,-the Of ali the. . the crucifix The mass 0 on that da} weara,ali 8 empty, no pictures as On Holy lighted, a The vestm: issuing, th images ar altar, and joice in tl followa ai aod servic His A teleg Frank Au his son . piace whil and Louis animal in the saddle and be’ wa heis able this city, The Si General . stick. T ; that Fitz, 2 in an ext ,in a very of the por be able ix State, b fliction, i Bee are t it Mining ot Nevad paid a vi koown @ since, au the char try, tool which w by com showed . the ton, Washin; On W jing juve shood wi sthie cit; -charact -and tho wehears well, be the girls. said t taken dren { and al ance 1 Biv Cc The was bi all. w bight had ¢ ;that a . comp: wnight ~ ent to of pa merit best