April 1, 1898 (4 pages)

cae YEAR—NO, II 3567. THE TRANSCRIPT & CALKINS, + ADVERTISING RATES. ; BRIBE MENTION, a ‘and clondier fa Wt is pre: d for . ‘tomorrow. wba one of the. at pat the Council Chamber sa. the ball player went down atmadad train to join the. -Bacrait. Smith is about to build a new. je around his place at the corner of nue and Nimrod street. — Ogden, an enterprising young n, is now running an express wagon : its a share of the public patam Bandow bas bought.a lot on ‘upper Grass Valley road from O. nderson and is abont to build a e there. laturday Afternoon lub ‘will norrow afternoon’s musicale at . . e of Miss Minnie Brand. Schu-' 1 be the theme. j: Stewart of Town Talk has at his pe had the turnpike. widened ‘Darrow stretch just south of his "He is entitled to the thanks of ling public for doing it. "“Telat Jurors. -yenire of trial jurors who are oned to appear in the Superior ton ‘Tuesday, April 12th, were r ander as follows: Nevada bip—Geo. AW. Dunster, J. D. pBePBowerman, A. Isoard, wee, I. Hosken, Sherman W. ‘. ung, B. M. Latta, Leo , Gras Valley—Thos. Halsall, 9gon, Frank Conlan, P. P. Piney. Meadow Lake-—Jas. Sherritt, ache. rie + Oo “Died in San Francleco. mor ing : the ead intelligence yived here of the death at San of Miss Martha ‘Lawrence, . known and popular young lady is city who has for some time been ; d with heart disease and went ‘ly in the hope of obtaining : Mies Lawrence was. about y years old. Her mother, Mrs. J. : resides on Coyote street in ity. She leaves three sisters and ther. One sister lives at Sau isco and the two others (one bes. A. Seaman) and the brother ee ve Saved the Interest. » City Trustees this week notified . . Dietz, Dennison & Prior, the sasers of the water bonds, to imately forward the balance of $17,6 still remaining due on the bonds. has so far,succeeded in holdgse bonds back in order to save months paris trea to © Station Agent Pai nt Parker Sick. ndrew H. Parker, ag agent for the N. . GR. BR. Co. at this city for a good years, is dangerously ill at his with inflammatory rheumatism. . feared he will not recover. J. H. ighlin of the Grass Valley station is attending to Mr. Parker's duties. Railroad Improvements. Gold: Flattrestle has been repassenger depot at. this city. is repaired in first-class style. It is ig painted inside and out, new are ‘being put in and the platp and walk are being rebuilt. A Murder Trial. trial of W. H. Hubbard charged the murder of Ff. Hooley at Sierra maine progress in Downieville }y, ‘Judge Gale of Oroville is’ ia the defense. “a For Sale at a eo ats Bargela. “My ‘residence prope property on Prospect . Large lot,house and barn. City 4 and electric lights. Ltt O. C. Purncrvat. -Rmaers if you want something ‘az Ow. is the place to go to. They wd—ull others follow. m81-tf. ‘Witt Not Go to Klondike. is “anxiously awaited. Peace ay reiepeinis byw vbiater thread. The sit_. uation is more critical than ever’ before. The reply of the Spanish Minister is: unsatisfactory. It is urged however by the coiiservatives that. diplomacy is slow and that B iad ge tion like. Spain. éannot, be ‘back down in a day. All agree that the ultimate result must be free and independent. Cuba, and it is hard to see. how this can be brought, about ‘without war. “There is today a better understanding between the President and Oon. gress:~Even the radicals are now satisfied that the President wiil insist upon what Saree, demands. Thirsty For Blood. Maprip, April 1—The daily La Lucha this morning editorially calls for Sagasta’s assassination. Spanish Ships Moving. Havana, April 1.—The Spanish battleships Oquendo and Vizcaya sailed today for Porto Riso. No Farther Concessions. Mavam, April 1.—It.is now definitely stated that Spain will thake no further concessions to the United States in regard to the Coben —, Porting Ne New York. New York, April 1.—Great activity ‘prevails on Staten Island’s shore. The residents whose property was condemned for fortifications were notified fer While the furniture being rer : jae i peg Geackon —— Wants More Time: Ww. , April 1.—The reply of Spain isin e that to grant Cuban independence m ting with territory without “ vent of — asking that thesettlement be made on a gang we ae among nations,” Refuses Our Demands. Wakamvok, April 1—The Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate was in session till 12:25 p. m! today. The . . members as being in effect a virtual refusul of the demands of the United States. to Stop the Flot Wasuineron, April 1—Field orders have been sent to Commodore Schley of the flying squadron at Hampton Roads. It is believed the: destination is the vicinity of Porto’ Rico to intercept the Spanish torpedo Fietilla which left Canary Islands for that point over a week ago. PASSED THE HE $8000 MARK. Nevada City’s Postoffice Second Class After July First. Postmaster Oarr breathed a sigh of relief and his face was overspread with a broad grin last evening when he had concluded the work of footing up the business of the last day of the month of March and found that the income of . the office for stamp sales and box rents for the past twelve months had exceeded the sum of $8000 and so made him the postmaster of an office that ea be second-class during the fiscal’ 1 on the first of next Jaay raising of the office from the third to the second clase insures him an increase in salary of from $1900 a year to $2000, and gives him extra allowances for help, etc,, which will naturally enable him to improve the service. He did not have much of a margin to go on, but 8o long as the regeipts exccooded the total of $8000 by never so light a shade he had in the parlance of the day “no kick coming-” —_—————— Lager—on draaght. ‘It is delicious. tf. Kes a "APPROACHES 1 eth War Clonds An Very ~‘Thatning Tit Wasninoton, April 1—The shitiisek of Woodford’s telegram is as follows: EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. ~ PERSONAL POINTERS, ® A Dally Chronica lo of the Doings ot bd a -/ and Young, a Frank Golden returned to Carson today, . ‘Mrs. John Dramimond of You ‘Bot is seriously ill, . W. A. Bako, M.D, of Detroit, Miohtgan, is in town. Mrs. H. J, Carter, who was Mi sick “GRASS TALLEY NEWS. A ay’ 3 Record of tho Dolags of Oxr Nelghbops. ‘Hagene Rust, recetitly married in San . Francisco to Mise Taafe, returned to the Bay today after a short visit here. D. E. Matteson and family who have ‘been at Pasadena for some time are pow in San Francisco. They will soon re(turn here. _«} Messrs, 0. BE. Olinch and John at 5 ‘Fred Thomas have, purchased the interest of Messrs. Brown and Kidder in “INGOMAR THE BARBARIAN.” Miss Waldorf's Initial Appearance at the Theater Tonight. Tonight Miss Waldorf and her company will open atwo nights engagement at the theater in thie city. The Appeal had the following to say of its production in Marysville afew nights ago: “An appreciative audience greeted Miss Janet Waldorf at the theatre last evening on the occasion of her appearBALL NEXT SUNDAY. The Columbias: of Sacramento Coming * Here to Play. If the weather is not unfavorable Sunday afternodn the Columbias of Sacramento and the Nevada City’s will play ball at Cashin Field. The Sacramento nine will include some of the best players at the Capital City, but it is believed that our own club as now constituted will be able to hold them down in good shape. ‘voke the concentration order. $600,Gen. Blanco has beeu authorized to re. the Pennsylvania mine, ance as ‘Parthenia’ in ‘Ingomar the Barbarian’ Miss Waldorf in her inRockenfield and Ballestro will be the battery for the locals and these superb dgnize Ouban independence. to prepare his message. Spain. dent’s message will sent to the House till Monday. McKinley’s demands. jected. Woodford is said to have 000 has been appropriated for the relief of the concentrados. Spain propeses an armistice in Ouba until the Cuban parliament meets May 5th, provided it is requested by the insurgents. ‘The Star says this means war. Washington is ablaze with excitement. President’s message is eagerly awaited. The general opinion expreased here is that Congress will immediately recWasuineton, April 1.—The ‘Rouse and Senate. are arranging to adjourn till Monday to give the President time Wasxinaton, April 1.—A special Oabinet meeting has been called for 5 o'clock. Members of Congress have received appeals from the White House to delay action and to give the President some time to frame a reply to “ Wasuncton, April 1—The Presirobably not be -Mapniv, April 1—Premier Sagasta has communicated to U. 8. Minister Woodford Spain’s reply to President The chief demands of the United States are reLonpow, April 1.—Minister “Woodford is preparing to leave Madrid. Wasuineron, April 1—The situation this. morning is still more serious. cabled _. Spain’s reply, but particulars are not yet obtainable. The President has said he will not accept mediation. The flying squadron is under full steam in Hampton Roads awaiting orders. WasnHineton, April 1.—It-is stated th yoaguia mites Spain’s reply is *. Monday that they must vacate in four . ministra’ The ‘bas Raker ueeas 5, Bloomfield tomorrow to visit relations. © Mr. and: Mrs. Gus Kartschoke of San Francisco arrived here this morning. expected home tomorrow evening from their wedding trip, Geo. Booth is here on a visit to his brother Elijah Booth. From here he will go to British Columbia to visit another brother. G. M. Sayles of Forest City returned on this morning’s traim: from Oneida, N.Y. The Downieville stage awaited the arrival of the train in order that he might go up on it today. SUMMIT MINE T0 START. Larger and More Powerfal Machinery to : Be Built Soon. Work on the Summit quartz mine, which was suspended last year because the pumping plant in use could not handle the water will probably -beresumed soon under the superintendency of Osptain George A. Nihell. Messrs. Page & Oo. are now arranging to replace the present rig with a large pay. large returns when it is once thoroughly opened. Grand Souvenir Opening. The opening days at W. H. Crawford’s millinery establishment will occur on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next. On those days a useful souvenir will be given to every lady visitsome showing of trimmed hats: beginning tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dickerman are . » John Glasson, Martin Sampson, John J. Hosking,and Thomas H. Brockington have been elected by Grass Valley ‘Lodge of Odd Fellows as delegates to the Grand Lodge.’ BE. W. Donnelly and E. 8. Mainhart, grocers, have dissolved partnership, Mr. Mainhart continuing the business. Mr. Donnélly will probably take charge of the development Of a mine. The. dummy of a man hung this morning from an electric light pole at the corner of Mill and Neal streets, and while some people attributed it to first of April jokers, others said it was intended as a warning to wife-beaters. Mrs. William Hammill, whose husband was charged with having brutally beaten her on Wednesday. night, went to the Tidings office today with the accused and submitted for publication a: card in which she denies that she has been. mistreated at all by Hammill. The feeling at Grass Valley is extremely bitter against Hammill and but little credence is placed in the unfortunate woman’s denial. An Old Favorite Returns. George Hernandez, the well known ing the store. There will be a hand-. comedian who has previously visited and powerful one. The Summit is unthis city on numerous occasions and is questionably a rich property and will’a great favorite with Nevada Cityans, is here with the Waldorf Company and will be in the cast of “Ingomar” tonight. Mr. Hernandez has been p "oe iny with-great success in the East for three years past. Ready For Business. William Barton and ©. Christianson, at the old Clancy shop on lower Broad . street, are prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing. Wagon work and minterpretation of the character brought to bear an easy grace of manner coupled with a dramatic force as the sit‘players will have the best_ kind of support. No Missfits. reply of Spain js considered among the . © burried through Congress ig shown at the Capitol to favor . veqnest for more time. This ‘i owing restrained till Tuesday. Wasnineton, April 1,—The Senate has gone into executive session to con: Sider the purchase of the Danish West Indies for a coaling station. It is’ believed thig will be done. Waseivgtoy, April 1—The Oabinet bas adjourned from 1;45 to 5 p. m. The members regard thie. situation as of the sravest and most critical cieenad Good For Vanderbilt. ie New York, April 1—It is a that'Wm. K. Vanderbilt has decided that in case of war with Spain he will present the government with a warship to cost $5,000.000. In this he will be following in the footsteps of his grandfather, Gorneligs Vanderbilt, who " “Wasuinaton, April 1 dlaptition {to the belief that Sagasta’s reply was . temperate, Congress can probably be . ing blacksmithing a specialty. ml 3t aation marking the strong points of the play develop, such as has seldom been seen in Marysville. Miss Waldorf is young, has free.stage presence and a well modulated voice and is certainly a pleasing actress of whom we are bound to hear more as the years progrees. Mr. William McVey as ‘Ingomar’ presented that strong part in an able manner and ,. WOR many plaudits at the valiog points \in the play.” The Woodland Democrat says of Mies Waldorf: “She is without doubt the greates actress ever seen in this city. There are a few women on the American stage who have the advantage of her in mature“years and long stage experience, but her earnestness, persistence industry, intelligence and enthuosiam are overmastering and she is designed to equal the best of them if her career is not cut short.” The Reservoir Survey Completed. The survey of the new city reservoir near the Summit mine. was completed. today by Surveyor Miller and Captain Nihell. It isto be 200 feet long, 100 feet wide und 10 feet deep. The site is an ideal one, and as the soil there is of hard clay there will be but little seepage. With this reservoir completed the city will have a model double-head water System. + $@e--Law Firni Dissolved. Ex-Judge John Caldwell and D. ©. MacDougal, the lawyers, have dissolved partnership. JudgeCaldwell will retain the office in the Transcript Block and Mr. MacDougal will open an office in the Tilley Building, corner of Broad and Pine_streets. and at popular prices. m3i1-tf. ‘When we take a measure for a suit of clothes we gurantee an exact fit or no sale. 1000 samples to select. from. At the Popular Clothing Store. m30-4t J. Levy. Robin Hood. «oer Saal The Royal is the highest grade bakiag powder known. Actual tests show it gees onethird further than any other brand. Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Fresh loay ! oVSTERg When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Ciams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your order. We receive our supplies fresh every day, American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 SES April 2d, 4th and 5th. SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, eT = At sue Stationery Store. Se Siac CO nAWOawO ogo. G oe a ge () (@) i it XC 94 Oa 28, Ser Ser? Ser? Sev To the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity . extend #most cordial invitation to the GRAND EASTER OPENING of 08, and will display the Largest and Most Beautiful Stock of TRIMMED HATS, as well as. other Millinery materials, in Nevada City at most reasonable prices. ing your patronage, I beg to remain, Yours Truly, ELEANOR E. HOERFT. Kindly solicitthe warship Vanderbilt. We know how to mix ’em. during the war gave the government Try Tue Ow. for fine mixed am NEVADA CITY, CAL. _BEST WORK LOWES§T PRICES = bee . as & CALKINS, PRINTERS . General Job Printing. We have facilities ROR Ham by none for filling orders on short notice. No order too large for us, Get our estimates. i 0 _— Yo ouch Soods shown here before. and tensor. BOONE’S 124 Pipe $t., PATENT pac kick & THE PRICES ARE : 50 Geutssto $3.50, each. Ladies come white the 4 selection is good. fiji 2 Urs. Fisher presents her endiniindale to the Ladies of Nevada City, and requests their attendance at the : Srand Opening of Spring Millinery at her Parlors ‘som Broad Street on March i a We Mprit. Firs? merreromrrerreremrrnrn > Wednesday, Ohursday and Friday, Grand Opening March 30, 31, April 1. ——BY THE— NILES. SISTERS, In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest Parisian and New York styles. Ime A Specialty of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Prices. ll Carpets ! . MNTvarververververeer . @ Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, . good quality, 25c¢ per yard. e Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, better quality, 35¢ per yard. Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, half wool, 50c per yard. i Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, 7 splendid value, 6sc per yard. © pograiz Carpets, full 36 inches wide, K Best all wool, 75¢ per te > Moquette Carpets, $1 per yard. All Carpets Sewed and Laid, with Carpet Lining furnished, FREE OF CHARGE. fLege & Shaw Co.# Carpets ! srrververvnrrvtevtr

cae YEAR—NO, II 3567. THE TRANSCRIPT & CALKINS, + ADVERTISING RATES. ; BRIBE MENTION, a ‘and clondier fa Wt is pre: d for . ‘tomorrow. wba one of the. at pat the Council Chamber sa. the ball player went down atmadad train to join the. -Bacrait. Smith is about to build a new. je around his place at the corner of nue and Nimrod street. — Ogden, an enterprising young n, is now running an express wagon : its a share of the public patam Bandow bas bought.a lot on ‘upper Grass Valley road from O. nderson and is abont to build a e there. laturday Afternoon lub ‘will norrow afternoon’s musicale at . . e of Miss Minnie Brand. Schu-' 1 be the theme. j: Stewart of Town Talk has at his pe had the turnpike. widened ‘Darrow stretch just south of his "He is entitled to the thanks of ling public for doing it. "“Telat Jurors. -yenire of trial jurors who are oned to appear in the Superior ton ‘Tuesday, April 12th, were r ander as follows: Nevada bip—Geo. AW. Dunster, J. D. pBePBowerman, A. Isoard, wee, I. Hosken, Sherman W. ‘. ung, B. M. Latta, Leo , Gras Valley—Thos. Halsall, 9gon, Frank Conlan, P. P. Piney. Meadow Lake-—Jas. Sherritt, ache. rie + Oo “Died in San Francleco. mor ing : the ead intelligence yived here of the death at San of Miss Martha ‘Lawrence, . known and popular young lady is city who has for some time been ; d with heart disease and went ‘ly in the hope of obtaining : Mies Lawrence was. about y years old. Her mother, Mrs. J. : resides on Coyote street in ity. She leaves three sisters and ther. One sister lives at Sau isco and the two others (one bes. A. Seaman) and the brother ee ve Saved the Interest. » City Trustees this week notified . . Dietz, Dennison & Prior, the sasers of the water bonds, to imately forward the balance of $17,6 still remaining due on the bonds. has so far,succeeded in holdgse bonds back in order to save months paris trea to © Station Agent Pai nt Parker Sick. ndrew H. Parker, ag agent for the N. . GR. BR. Co. at this city for a good years, is dangerously ill at his with inflammatory rheumatism. . feared he will not recover. J. H. ighlin of the Grass Valley station is attending to Mr. Parker's duties. Railroad Improvements. Gold: Flattrestle has been repassenger depot at. this city. is repaired in first-class style. It is ig painted inside and out, new are ‘being put in and the platp and walk are being rebuilt. A Murder Trial. trial of W. H. Hubbard charged the murder of Ff. Hooley at Sierra maine progress in Downieville }y, ‘Judge Gale of Oroville is’ ia the defense. “a For Sale at a eo ats Bargela. “My ‘residence prope property on Prospect . Large lot,house and barn. City 4 and electric lights. Ltt O. C. Purncrvat. -Rmaers if you want something ‘az Ow. is the place to go to. They wd—ull others follow. m81-tf. ‘Witt Not Go to Klondike. is “anxiously awaited. Peace ay reiepeinis byw vbiater thread. The sit_. uation is more critical than ever’ before. The reply of the Spanish Minister is: unsatisfactory. It is urged however by the coiiservatives that. diplomacy is slow and that B iad ge tion like. Spain. éannot, be ‘back down in a day. All agree that the ultimate result must be free and independent. Cuba, and it is hard to see. how this can be brought, about ‘without war. “There is today a better understanding between the President and Oon. gress:~Even the radicals are now satisfied that the President wiil insist upon what Saree, demands. Thirsty For Blood. Maprip, April 1—The daily La Lucha this morning editorially calls for Sagasta’s assassination. Spanish Ships Moving. Havana, April 1.—The Spanish battleships Oquendo and Vizcaya sailed today for Porto Riso. No Farther Concessions. Mavam, April 1.—It.is now definitely stated that Spain will thake no further concessions to the United States in regard to the Coben —, Porting Ne New York. New York, April 1.—Great activity ‘prevails on Staten Island’s shore. The residents whose property was condemned for fortifications were notified fer While the furniture being rer : jae i peg Geackon —— Wants More Time: Ww. , April 1.—The reply of Spain isin e that to grant Cuban independence m ting with territory without “ vent of — asking that thesettlement be made on a gang we ae among nations,” Refuses Our Demands. Wakamvok, April 1—The Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate was in session till 12:25 p. m! today. The . . members as being in effect a virtual refusul of the demands of the United States. to Stop the Flot Wasuineron, April 1—Field orders have been sent to Commodore Schley of the flying squadron at Hampton Roads.. It is believed the: destination is the vicinity of Porto’ Rico to intercept the Spanish torpedo Fietilla which left Canary Islands for that point over a week ago. PASSED THE HE $8000 MARK. Nevada City’s Postoffice Second Class After July First. Postmaster Oarr breathed a sigh of relief and his face was overspread with a broad grin last evening when he had concluded the work of footing up the business of the last day of the month of March and found that the income of . the office for stamp sales and box rents for the past twelve months had exceeded the sum of $8000 and so made him the postmaster of an office that ea be second-class during the fiscal’ 1 on the first of next Jaay raising of the office from the third to the second clase insures him an increase in salary of from $1900 a year to $2000, and gives him extra allowances for help, etc,, which will naturally enable him to improve the service. He did not have much of a margin to go on, but 8o long as the regeipts exccooded the total of $8000 by never so light a shade he had in the parlance of the day “no kick coming-” —_—————— Lager—on draaght. ‘It is delicious. tf. Kes a "APPROACHES 1 eth War Clonds An Very ~‘Thatning Tit Wasninoton, April 1—The shitiisek of Woodford’s telegram is as follows: EST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO. ~ PERSONAL POINTERS, ® A Dally Chronica lo of the Doings ot bd a -/ and Young, a Frank Golden returned to Carson today, . ‘Mrs. John Dramimond of You ‘Bot is seriously ill, . W. A. Bako, M.D, of Detroit, Miohtgan, is in town. Mrs. H. J, Carter, who was Mi sick “GRASS TALLEY NEWS. A ay’ 3 Record of tho Dolags of Oxr Nelghbops. ‘Hagene Rust, recetitly married in San . Francisco to Mise Taafe, returned to the Bay today after a short visit here. D. E. Matteson and family who have ‘been at Pasadena for some time are pow in San Francisco. They will soon re(turn here. _«} Messrs, 0. BE. Olinch and John at 5 ‘Fred Thomas have, purchased the interest of Messrs. Brown and Kidder in “INGOMAR THE BARBARIAN.” Miss Waldorf's Initial Appearance at the Theater Tonight. Tonight Miss Waldorf and her company will open atwo nights engagement at the theater in thie city. The Appeal had the following to say of its production in Marysville afew nights ago: “An appreciative audience greeted Miss Janet Waldorf at the theatre last evening on the occasion of her appearBALL NEXT SUNDAY. The Columbias: of Sacramento Coming * Here to Play. If the weather is not unfavorable Sunday afternodn the Columbias of Sacramento and the Nevada City’s will play ball at Cashin Field. The Sacramento nine will include some of the best players at the Capital City, but it is believed that our own club as now constituted will be able to hold them down in good shape. ‘voke the concentration order. $600,Gen. Blanco has beeu authorized to re. the Pennsylvania mine, ance as ‘Parthenia’ in ‘Ingomar the Barbarian’ Miss Waldorf in her inRockenfield and Ballestro will be the battery for the locals and these superb dgnize Ouban independence. to prepare his message. Spain. dent’s message will sent to the House till Monday. McKinley’s demands. jected. Woodford is said to have 000 has been appropriated for the relief of the concentrados. Spain propeses an armistice in Ouba until the Cuban parliament meets May 5th, provided it is requested by the insurgents. ‘The Star says this means war. Washington is ablaze with excitement. President’s message is eagerly awaited. The general opinion expreased here is that Congress will immediately recWasuineton, April 1.—The ‘Rouse and Senate. are arranging to adjourn till Monday to give the President time Wasxinaton, April 1.—A special Oabinet meeting has been called for 5 o'clock. Members of Congress have received appeals from the White House to delay action and to give the President some time to frame a reply to “ Wasuncton, April 1—The Presirobably not be -Mapniv, April 1—Premier Sagasta has communicated to U. 8. Minister Woodford Spain’s reply to President The chief demands of the United States are reLonpow, April 1.—Minister “Woodford is preparing to leave Madrid. Wasuineron, April 1—The situation this. morning is still more serious.

cabled _. Spain’s reply, but particulars are not yet obtainable. The President has said he will not accept mediation. The flying squadron is under full steam in Hampton Roads awaiting orders. WasnHineton, April 1.—It-is stated th yoaguia mites Spain’s reply is *. Monday that they must vacate in four . ministra’ The ‘bas Raker ueeas 5, Bloomfield tomorrow to visit relations. © Mr. and: Mrs. Gus Kartschoke of San Francisco arrived here this morning. expected home tomorrow evening from their wedding trip, Geo. Booth is here on a visit to his brother Elijah Booth. From here he will go to British Columbia to visit another brother. G. M. Sayles of Forest City returned on this morning’s traim: from Oneida, N.Y. The Downieville stage awaited the arrival of the train in order that he might go up on it today. SUMMIT MINE T0 START. Larger and More Powerfal Machinery to : Be Built Soon. Work on the Summit quartz mine, which was suspended last year because the pumping plant in use could not handle the water will probably -beresumed soon under the superintendency of Osptain George A. Nihell. Messrs. Page & Oo. are now arranging to replace the present rig with a large pay. large returns when it is once thoroughly opened. Grand Souvenir Opening. The opening days at W. H. Crawford’s millinery establishment will occur on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next. On those days a useful souvenir will be given to every lady visitsome showing of trimmed hats: beginning tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dickerman are . » John Glasson, Martin Sampson, John J. Hosking,and Thomas H. Brockington have been elected by Grass Valley ‘Lodge of Odd Fellows as delegates to the Grand Lodge.’ BE. W. Donnelly and E. 8. Mainhart, grocers, have dissolved partnership, Mr. Mainhart continuing the business. Mr. Donnélly will probably take charge of the development Of a mine. The. dummy of a man hung this morning from an electric light pole at the corner of Mill and Neal streets, and while some people attributed it to first of April jokers, others said it was intended as a warning to wife-beaters. Mrs. William Hammill, whose husband was charged with having brutally beaten her on Wednesday. night, went to the Tidings office today with the accused and submitted for publication a: card in which she denies that she has been. mistreated at all by Hammill. The feeling at Grass Valley is extremely bitter against Hammill and but little credence is placed in the unfortunate woman’s denial. An Old Favorite Returns. George Hernandez, the well known ing the store. There will be a hand-. comedian who has previously visited and powerful one. The Summit is unthis city on numerous occasions and is questionably a rich property and will’a great favorite with Nevada Cityans, is here with the Waldorf Company and will be in the cast of “Ingomar” tonight. Mr. Hernandez has been p "oe iny with-great success in the East for three years past. Ready For Business. William Barton and ©. Christianson, at the old Clancy shop on lower Broad . street, are prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing. Wagon work and minterpretation of the character brought to bear an easy grace of manner coupled with a dramatic force as the sit‘players will have the best_ kind of support. No Missfits. reply of Spain js considered among the . © burried through Congress ig shown at the Capitol to favor . veqnest for more time. This ‘i owing restrained till Tuesday. Wasnineton, April 1,—The Senate has gone into executive session to con: Sider the purchase of the Danish West Indies for a coaling station. It is’ believed thig will be done. Waseivgtoy, April 1—The Oabinet bas adjourned from 1;45 to 5 p. m. The members regard thie. situation as of the sravest and most critical cieenad Good For Vanderbilt. ie New York, April 1—It is a that'Wm. K. Vanderbilt has decided that in case of war with Spain he will present the government with a warship to cost $5,000.000. In this he will be following in the footsteps of his grandfather, Gorneligs Vanderbilt, who " “Wasuinaton, April 1 dlaptition {to the belief that Sagasta’s reply was . temperate, Congress can probably be . ing blacksmithing a specialty. ml 3t aation marking the strong points of the play develop, such as has seldom been seen in Marysville. Miss Waldorf is young, has free.stage presence and a well modulated voice and is certainly a pleasing actress of whom we are bound to hear more as the years progrees. Mr. William McVey as ‘Ingomar’ presented that strong part in an able manner and ,. WOR many plaudits at the valiog points \in the play.” The Woodland Democrat says of Mies Waldorf: “She is without doubt the greates actress ever seen in this city. There are a few women on the American stage who have the advantage of her in mature“years and long stage experience, but her earnestness, persistence industry, intelligence and enthuosiam are overmastering and she is designed to equal the best of them if her career is not cut short.” The Reservoir Survey Completed. The survey of the new city reservoir near the Summit mine. was completed. today by Surveyor Miller and Captain Nihell. It isto be 200 feet long, 100 feet wide und 10 feet deep. The site is an ideal one, and as the soil there is of hard clay there will be but little seepage. With this reservoir completed the city will have a model double-head water System. + $@e--Law Firni Dissolved. Ex-Judge John Caldwell and D. ©. MacDougal, the lawyers, have dissolved partnership. JudgeCaldwell will retain the office in the Transcript Block and Mr. MacDougal will open an office in the Tilley Building, corner of Broad and Pine_streets. and at popular prices. m3i1-tf. ‘When we take a measure for a suit of clothes we gurantee an exact fit or no sale. 1000 samples to select. from. At the Popular Clothing Store. m30-4t J. Levy. Robin Hood. «oer Saal The Royal is the highest grade bakiag powder known. Actual tests show it gees onethird further than any other brand. Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Fresh loay ! oVSTERg When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Ciams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your order. We receive our supplies fresh every day, American Fish and Poultry Company, Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 SES April 2d, 4th and 5th. SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, eT = At sue Stationery Store. Se Siac CO nAWOawO ogo. G oe a ge () (@) i it XC 94 Oa 28, Ser Ser? Ser? Sev To the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity . extend #most cordial invitation to the GRAND EASTER OPENING of 08, and will display the Largest and Most Beautiful Stock of TRIMMED HATS, as well as. other Millinery materials, in Nevada City at most reasonable prices. ing your patronage, I beg to remain, Yours Truly, ELEANOR E. HOERFT. Kindly solicitthe warship Vanderbilt. We know how to mix ’em. during the war gave the government Try Tue Ow. for fine mixed am NEVADA CITY, CAL. _BEST WORK LOWES§T PRICES = bee . as & CALKINS, PRINTERS . General Job Printing. We have facilities ROR Ham by none for filling orders on short notice. No order too large for us, Get our estimates. i 0 _— Yo ouch Soods shown here before. and tensor. BOONE’S 124 Pipe $t., PATENT pac kick & THE PRICES ARE : 50 Geutssto $3.50, each. Ladies come white the 4 selection is good. fiji 2 Urs. Fisher presents her endiniindale to the Ladies of Nevada City, and requests their attendance at the : Srand Opening of Spring Millinery at her Parlors ‘som Broad Street on March i a We Mprit. Firs? merreromrrerreremrrnrn > Wednesday, Ohursday and Friday, Grand Opening March 30, 31, April 1. ——BY THE— NILES. SISTERS, In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest Parisian and New York styles. Ime A Specialty of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Prices. ll Carpets ! . MNTvarververververeer . @ Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, . good quality, 25c¢ per yard. e Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, better quality, 35¢ per yard. Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, half wool, 50c per yard. i Ingrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, 7 splendid value, 6sc per yard. © pograiz Carpets, full 36 inches wide, K Best all wool, 75¢ per te > Moquette Carpets, $1 per yard. All Carpets Sewed and Laid, with Carpet Lining furnished, FREE OF CHARGE. fLege & Shaw Co.# Carpets ! srrververvnrrvtevtr