April 10, 1900 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, _ AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, ~BY— BROWN & CALEINS. IERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Mail, « $6 Per Year THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DONO wWAN-M0 VOTE, The Chinese Embassador Says the His Experience There. ~~ Chinese: Do Not Ask the Ballot. Two miners recently arrived in San. Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese AmbasFrancisco and registered as H. R. de} sador at Washington, in the course of Noon of Rhodesia, South Africa, and J. an interview with the editor of the NaM. L: Henry of Jobannesburg. In aii} tional” Magazine, ‘giveexpression” to MINBRS-PROM TRANSVAAL. . . A Former Nevada County Minor Tells of mil ices oF esesesesesocesoos: BONNETS _, OD IS PATCH ES. interview both said they left the Trans-. these views : ———-—]. yaal when the war broke out, fearing} “No, we do not ask the ballot for ChiBy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. = TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX E. TUESDAY ...« April 10, 1900 (se ST Editorial Notes. simply asked and our request was granted. This shows. to what a point has brought us. people who want us to go back into our shell. Why should the Sound Money League not go out of business ? Ite members all really favor the Republi. @ can party, and why shouldn't they have} wages weré to be settled by a board of the courage to say so instead of throw-. ,-pitration. Unless this egreement is lived up to the men declare they will again walk out and tie up every machine shop in the city. ing their votes away ? The members of the Iowa House of Representatives who come from Speaker Henderson’s district, have telegraphed him that whatever their personal opinions may be in regard to Porto Rico they trust in his jadgment and in that of.the other Republicans in Congress to do the right thing in the right. to the seaboard by via Chicago and way. The act rebuking the party was,;c: Louis were today advanced five cents per hundred on wheat, and three cents on corn and other coarse grains. This restores the rate which was in The Porto Rican fight in the Senate. force before the recent cut by the is over, and the result is as it should . Missouri Pacific, which was met by the be. The bill has been modified antil otber lines. It was thought for a time it seems, rushed throug the House before unyone knew that it was pre. poeed. it will barely serve to attain the ends for which it was designed—to furnish revenue fcr the island government, and to enable the Supreme Oourt to consider a test case involving the right of Congress to legislate as it sees fit for the territories of the United States. . club. They were too tough, however aud the goat died in the attempt. Isn’t: it about time that ‘some cool, quiet, well-balanced man,” like Mr. Sulzer, for instance, should come to. unconstitutional. the front and put a stop to the disgraceful rows in the committee on Military Affairs? The charges that there is gross intemperance in the Philippines are untrue, The import of liquor there is shown by official statistics to'be much less than it has been for years. Instead of 400 saloons in Manila, it is positively asserted that there are not more than a dozen in all. In short, the whole story is one that has been worked up by fanatics and Democrats for campaign purposes. ; oe yn epee ree Theatrical Company Coming. The advance agent of the Dailey Theatrical Stock Company, F. J. Dailey, is in this city making arrangements to play his company. As usual an excellent repertory of the latest dramatic successes, inclusive of the several plays to which the company own the scle right for presentation, will be presented by this »ell-known company. ‘This company needs no introduction to our people, having appeared here before und given the best of satisfaction. nnn eRevival of immigration. Immigrants are now pouring into the United States at arate that has not been equal since the early ‘903, The pumber landed in New York on April 5th was about 3,700. The arrivals are now about 10,000 a week, just twice as maby as last year. —_——_-—_—_ + «@e -_-—__——_ A Whist Party. — Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Loughridge will entertain the Exvelsior Whist Club tonight at their residence on Sacramento street. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is preparei to do all kinds of plumbing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers employed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rush, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf Se “PERSEVERE AND ProsPerR.” Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and it, will cure scrofala, salt rheum, boils pimples and all blood humors; also dyspepsia, rbeumatism, catarrh and thut tired felling. It never dieappoints. All liver ills arecured by Hood’s ills. 25 cents. Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifles the breathaby its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarautee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. bes erman, the druggist. “He THat Seeks Finps.” LHe that takes Hood’s eo fig ype finds in its use pure blood, good appe tite, good digestion and perfect hea It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, ealt rheam, boila, chinists of Chicago who recently went back to work, after a strike extending The correspondence sent to Congress . over several weeks, may again walk out the other day shows that the United. unless differences existing between States makes no recompenseto Europe . them and their employers are speedily for the “open door” in China. We cariled. many of their number have been unin the uffairs of the Orient and of the . able to secure their old positions, which world, the policy of the Administration . have been filled with non-union men, And yet there are/ anq that several firme have refused to International Metal Asssociation and the Machinists whereby the strikers were to be taken back and the differ-. ¢ subjects respecting the work of the church and education. that serious com plications might grow out of the reduction. States Supreme Court today decided Not long ago a goat in New Jersey . the case of Gundlifig vs. the City of tried to eat the records of a Democratic Chicago, involving the validity of the anti-cigarette ordinance of that city. The ordinance was attacked as unconstitutional. May Strike Again. Caicaco, April 10.—The union maThe machinists cluim that} ® recognize the agreement between the . fourteenth annual convention of the country becomes settled. Tennessee State Sunday School opened here today and will continue until . 2esburg. nces as to hours of work and ratee of Anti-Cigarette Law. Wasureton, April 10.—The_ United The opinion, by Justice Peckham, held the ordinance not to be Public Lands Opened. Los AnagEtEs, Cal., April 10—Public lands embracing about 45,000 acres in four townships located along the Pacific coast, 12 miles north of Santa Monica, were opened for entry today. Most of the land affected were settled obtainable, owing to the slowness of the Government. Surveyors have just gone over it all. ing of the State Funers] Directors’ Association opened here today and tion of that time in the employ of Cecil. ship to preserve the integrity of his will continue until the 12th. This is @! Rhodes. comparatively new organization, and . diamond mines.at Kimberley and later . berment of the empire may seem imits membership, no doubt, will be. headed a party of expjorers and pioform rates is the object. Sunday School Congress. American Linseed Co. Meet the war broke out he says the whites ibly short time by the combustion. of meeting of the American Linseed . °f them decided to go, and Henry fell! touching a match to the campound a McKeirney and Henry Brown, thejand sold it at Delagoa Bay for £2 10s negro murders, will be executed here . #2 ounce, when the market value was today. for a deck of cards and declined the cane: offer of a bible. that if they remained they would be. nese, if you feel it endangers any of] & Undertakers’ Trust. forced to join the Boer army. your moral or. religious institutions. Wicurta, Kas., April 10.—The meet-. Mr. de Noon is an American by . A queue toa Chinese is a part of his birth, but has spent twenty-five years} very life and eternity, and he is patient in South Africa, being the greater por-. and willing to forego: hopes. of citizen‘MAH ER As a boy he worked in the . nationality—even though the dismemminent. We ask fair play, and that neers into Rhodesia. During his career. Chinese be treated as human beings, he came in contact with President] and put under the same restrictions a8 Kruger, Joubert, Pretorious and other] other foreigners. We ask no more, great Boer ivaders. Now he owns im. and I expect to see a revolution in the portant mining interests of his “Own im . existing sentiment, and the unjust re Rhodesia, which be purposes develop-. strictions removed before I leave ing 48 soon as the war is over-and the . Washington.” rratly increased at this meeting. UniInfants’ Silk Nasavittr, Tenn., April 10—The Mr. Henry was four years in JobanMeits steel as Easy as Wax. His home is ut Truckee,. 4 remarkable discovery has been exwhere be has lived most of his life. Ip . pipited in the laboratory of Thomas A. Johannesburg he was employed in the . fgison at’:.Orange, New: Jersey, by famous Simmer and Jack mine, the}; ouis Dreyfas of Franfort, Germany, largest in the country. When the mine} wno is the agent of German manufacis under operation it empioys about. tyrers. The discovery is one for at600 white men and 4000 blacks. When . taining great heat in an almost incredhe 12th. The program covers many They are all in one of our EASTER KI were given eight days in which to leave} 4 certain chemical compound, which is New York, April 10—The annual. the country if they so desired. Most! ;opt secret. Within five seconds after the mine left to itself. The Boers} erto it was possible to generate. sos worked about eleven of the best mines belonging to English and German capitalists, and, it i3 said, took out so 10—Bob . wuch gold that they could not coin it Easter Cards. j og, A fine and beautiful ‘variety of . /F Easter Cards have just teen received . <0 by W. H. Crawford, and will be sold at grag Go one make your sez ad-tf : => Double Hanging. GREENVILLE, Tex., April Respectfally, very low rates. When sentenced both asked . *® 10s. Both Henry and de Noon remained lection now. on lens AP ie : Infants’ Lawn Bonnets Children’s Sun Bonnets _ Ladies’ Sun Bonnets . Children’s Poke Bonnets. worth your while to see them. They areall this season’s goods and, as usual, the prices are the lowest. { Ladies,.we. have just saceleed: a special lot of Kid Gloves for Now, Ladies, you will want Gloves for Easter. Ctx right place for them and get ‘he right kind. “MAHER & CO. sd ; 2, f (rea) ‘ aw: x XI ee FGI IN ACE PCI PCT) > . : ADSoEaEOSSSSoSS 8 S88aE Pa 0, ert Sere Wars? Soe Sa Sey Se! Sas? Sq? Kes? NY as? Was? Wa = = & CO.’S Bonnets large windows and it will be D GLOVES. @ = Company is being held here today. in with the retreat. A few men were} gtee] wrench half an inch thick and six ‘Easter. We have them in all the leading shades ies the prices Be Grain Rates esteced. : i left behind to work the pumps aud . inches long was compleely melted. It. 7b are : R R This is one a erivesaienisaanials combina. keep the mine treé from water, but it js ustimated that the heat evolved in 629 $1.00 and $1.50 \ ‘ Omawa, April 10.—The rates on grain , tics, and a rise in the price of retail} was afterward learned that these men) the process is 3000 degrees centigrade; . (FR : ; product may be announced. were driven off by the burghers and} ,,. more than it has been supposed hithSop Every pair is guaranteed and will be fitted to the hand. Come to the GF at Capeiown from the middle of OcYou Try It. tober until February lst, hoping that McKierney murdered a negro man and woman and Brown his wife. Republican Convention. Norrouk, Va. April 10.—The Republican State Convention opened here today. New plans for the Republican party organization in this 6tate are being considered. Bryan in Fresno. Fresno, Cal., April 10,—William J. Bryan arrived here this morning. He was received with open arms by the. _. say that the war cannot. last long} peace would be declared. They then took ship for Australia and thence bome by way of Vic’ oria, B. ©. They and laugh at the dispatch published which suid that there were 150,000: torunder the Boer flag. They place the pumber of Uitlanders who remained in that only a few thousand could possibly have entered the country since. . RARE ESTEE BEN EB AE Et by Mixed Paints Below Cost. We have purchased all of the Sullivan-Kelly paints. Big bargains tor a few days, eigners in the country ready to fight: South Africa in order to join the Beer . : '. }¢ ause at 20,000, and. assert positively ‘If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 28 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund.your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. ~Price-25+ ots. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman the aragniss. : tf For Sale. ie Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by, Mrs, F. MéGibbons are offered for sale ata bargain. They will be sold as a‘ whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown . . & Morgan. ek tf ‘The Time to Buy. The best. lumber in the World, Spruce timber, Sugar Pine boards. A ‘fine line of Soe material. STYLISH. MILLIN ERYOpening Days: SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. April WTth, Oth and 10th WHEN WILL BR SHOWNTHRLargest, Fullest and. Best Selection Ever brought to this county. Any style of Bonnet or Hat can be had trimmed or untrimmed. ‘ The fact that Miss Nellie Tetreau is with us is a sufficient guarantee that ‘all work turned out of our establishment will be artistic. W. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. years ago, patents being, however, unBattleship lowa Expected. is pniciinl. , The oent eal oe cough FRID AY. S. Consumption Cure. Sold on ‘positive San Francisco, April 10.—The Battleeng for over fifty years. Forsale @ e @ EVENING, So ao to buy or not. Notice to Creditors. TRUCKEE ITEMS. Notes of Interest Culled From the Truckee Republican of Saturday, Mrs. L. E. Yandel), mother of O. W. Calvin of Overton, died in San Francisco on March 30th last. N. B. Vail, who has been here all winter, left Friday morning for Oakland. After visiting a few weeks with his fam‘ily there he will go tg Cape Nome. George Irwin wh» has been employed at the Truckee Lumber Company’s mill, in helping to put in machinery, had a casting weighing 1500 pounds fall on bis leg. One hand was badly ‘lacerated and his leg bruised. Dr. Moore dressed his wounds and he is now doing nicely. Mrs. Wm. McDougald met with quite a painful accident a few days ago, and as a result is still suffering from a badly sprained ankle. She was fixing a’ clothes line on a high baek porch. She pulled on the line aud it gave way and she fell off a porch ten or twelve feet high and the wonder is she was not k lled. The Truckee Lumber Company have been making extended improvements on their large sawmill. The capacity of the mill has been enlarged by putting in a new water-wheel and increasing the power. With the new improvements, which makes: the mill quite modern in its equipments, the mill will saw as much lumber in the dey alone as it has done before by running night and day. P. Henry is out at Beckwith, Plumes ounty, this week. in the interest of the Reno Lumber Company of which.Mr. Henry is president. ‘The company recently purchased a tract of timber land in the vicinity of Beckwith. Mr. Henry 18 now making arrangements for a sawmill, The company may purchase a band mill that is near their land, or Mr. Henry will muve his mill out there. Toney will cut lumber this season. Found His Mules. the followingfrom Dr. J. 0. Leonard, who recently wrote to this paper about wing stranded at Luning, Nevada, as iis mules had strayed off : “Lovelock, March 9th, 1900—Found he mules here. I tracked them 300 niles.” The doctor is to-be congratulated on The TRansonrPr this morning received . 50 with as good wor! ship Iowa is expected here today. She ee ee: Te P. will dock at Bromerton about May 1. MAY ith : UNDER THB AUSPICES OF zat OF ESTHER ey DECEASED. AN ICE PLANT, Notice is hereby given by. the under f fi Iq ( . i 18, K, S Fe signed, . xecut th vaso . degeased. to the ect oe aed ah dl 6 one ave, ih L vin, aims against the said deThe Penn Valley Creamery to Havel seesed toocnfbit them with ‘the: neocomey pa «. ome beac 3 3 nl rag ne ener tne first icnndaniken Drill be f MetB Garfield Cen. . i) One Built. gtor as his residence in Raced Rewcastle: clave and Grass ‘eller ¢ er Nev ity, Cal 1 estra, T The stockholders of the Penn Valley ' the piace for tf he pceatheshrs Rage 8 the) Cumaame eee eae reenter arene! 2 creamery held a meeting on Satarday . Sfape srig.cerate in the County of Nevada, cag aaa local citizens. He will attend a ban-. i94 >’ Towis Bao m24 TowLe Bros. Tee quetthis evening at which he will decoe PS, Boe ; Sear 2 SRY oy" LONG STRIDES — liver an address. : Do You anow 2a aN ARMORY a Consumption is preventable? Sei eh d . has proven that, and also that entect ran HALL, Have been ae Sgaing Ay: st few years in the manufacture of amore accurate and durable than th used to be, but are lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches . ¥f you will visit our store. Oome and see us whether you are ready e are both predtent watchmakers, sivlae learned our trades men as the werld can boast. We do repairing for peop ng ae pkg pean omg fanaape Send your watch or e not ran t. c) every way or will give you ae aandien daa bas ae oan ig A. & HW. meee WATCHMAKERS, . Foner tet Broad Ja Nevada = . We have received orders from our ‘creditors to close out this stock of Men’s and Bo s’ Clothing, Furni Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc , with a RUSH. In order to comply with their orders we Saar. bie gardless of our own wishes. We very much dislike to see a fine stock. of goods: like ours closed out at slaughtering 1 prices, But that is something over which we have no control. ag a8 THE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT FOR CASH. ONLY At lower prices than ever. Here are some of the prices : sacae Salts, knee pants, sizes from 38 to 10 years, formerly $5, $6 on6. 7 Men’s Shoes, lace and Con al rices : a Borst Baits, tong pants, : BIE ed Seep * ced ce . ‘ia, ia san, Mi Single Pant ai : —— ; spa om . formerly §2 5 and $83) — te = ie bun, tee af si A ies aiLindeh pakiovina Weh'eocd ‘aiding ack" "isons: 2 a peet apenas iea trae edi eda $9 06 to $1. patterns and good fitting pants. A reduction of $1 Boys’ Single ante from. $50c up to $3 00! Men’s a good ad hite Shirts, formerly $1 25 and and $1 50. Bore, MOOG FOR. os es a ee es from 40c up to $1 00. Men’s Golf Shirts, forsnerty mots vi Sosde ee $1 76; they go with the rest at $1 ys’ No. 1 Schoo! Shoes, formerly $2 and $2 50, must be closed out now. Boys’ and Ohi erred ie e rest at $1 and #1 28 25 Gee eda Blin Suasesh Wc #1 20 und $1 50] These are the best . ono mpd ever or offered in Nevada Uity for ee per pair. We earnestly. request those knowing themselves: indebted to us.to call and settle their acc or we will put the accounts in the hands of an attorney. wiih instructions to collect them at any cost. sage ae days the recovery of his long-eared tramps. pimples and all blood bumors, Carter & Johnston, to listen to a report of the progress of W. E. MESERVEY, Tickets, per Couple ¢ : $1 00] . Executor of the Last Will of Esther Snell, e re ° 25 4 the company’s affairs and to consider! decease ; Extra Ladies, the proposition of muking essential. Peted.at Nevada City. Cal, April 8, 1000. ,_ . Seoctators — ae WV a4 Kp POD PD yD DerDrrernveerererernrnrrrennpmnyn additions to its working plant. The : * IT RESIAINS a official statement was made that some PRES ey pee ee ee BRIDE 3 , 4 two tons of milk were being run PPPPPPRPPPPPPEPPPPEPPOVPPPPOPPPP PD bs through daily : : TO B E Ss EEN i The proposition to put in a new ice 7 EVERYBODY IS TALKING % : te b 4 . plant was also favorably considered. 4 ‘ > > . ° 4 Altogetber the affairs of the Creamery 2 ABOUT THE : % : a ane = H That we save you money ya dada hf company are in a prosperous condi® 4 * ? tion, . BEAUTIFUL HATS ; : 2 Ren giving of a picnic on its grounds A E U ‘ : G roceries A also cont lated. . seep : _ AND LOW PRICES 3 . \% Then bes : ides, we give you the & Young Mothers. . aire : . pent mos and bighest quality 2 ~ * he goods cme eueeree . : $a MISS MORE Ue cw 2 OE mp oe 8 @ rs : so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shir Miss Greene is an autbority on atyle and. can suit ae Grandfather’s Mush.. 3 Packages for 25c % ’ em ¥ loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure everybody. Gold Medal Sugar Corn 10cperCan & acts like magic in cases of Croup. It e : F ‘ , a , 4 hes. Mavis beom-kiawn tc: folk The . TODAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY are Obilaren's 2 z Se Armour’s Gold Band Bacon .20c per Can # Fe ihogy eco ey ® Day. Get the little ones their dainty Summer Hats. . * . oe > Cc 4 ice 8 cts. an or = 63 3 ro by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . Navaaaeaaaaaaesseeeraeceseseaseceees ash G ne SRissenseseneedeeseacesasatateeuetantats ae K MUST BE CLOSED OUT WITH A RUSH Ay: Limes : : Lemons 3% Oranges Bananas 3: Just Received at Tegler’s candy Factory. woot IE'§, Rig Named. says about the THE 1 ‘ : BRIE Kems That Sho Somethin For Life Insu Weather Prec and Wednesda; Vinton’s Coc 25 cents. — _ Armour’s Go per can, at Wol Salmon Belli They are fine. . Call on Ed & anything in the Furnished ro let. Enquire a Ivory Salt ia. pure Table Salt at Wolf's. Ask‘ your D and winé with you strong. A fine lot of 1 sent by the Re Paris Expositio Go'to the Ref glass of that c Gilt Edge Stean Go and see ti, waiste in Snell ¢ dow. They are On Easter 8 Foresters of Au ious services at An order has ing notice to cr: James Morris. Principal J. . eréct a new porc has engaged I carpenter work. _Bilver book m Schoolhouse an be had of 0, J.B Go and see then Popular Book Richard Carvel, -ous other books ton’s Drag Stor Fancy beaded ‘and finish are Grown and mad Marsh have ther NiGe things at as Olam Boullio in cans, Veal L are fine. Try tt We have net house-building . bat it’s alway: branch of our b best terms. M. _ & mention of open-air concer! of the National inadvertently TRANsoRIPT. Ot great and the d preciation of p :strong to: negle gpraise for the each number 0 Ite progress is .music-lover. THR COUN Business Trans The followin county were f paid from the GED Justice fees— Francis Finne;s $6 80, Geo. Cot $12, Robert E. ‘brooke $18 84, . Constable fee R.A. Dillon ¢ ©.,W. Long $1 W. Scott $41 7! Dan Deeble, Sam McCuli Sam McOull 931 70. F.L. Arbogi i. J. Tramar N. The regular W., will take 5 . the meeting i: will have a gr Aidates. Af Shipp Phe Provide shipped six ¢ the Selby & Francisco ‘enw agee

THE TRANSCRIPT. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, _ AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, ~BY— BROWN & CALEINS. IERMS OF SUBSCRITTION : By Mail, « $6 Per Year THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DONO wWAN-M0 VOTE, The Chinese Embassador Says the His Experience There. ~~ Chinese: Do Not Ask the Ballot. Two miners recently arrived in San. Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese AmbasFrancisco and registered as H. R. de} sador at Washington, in the course of Noon of Rhodesia, South Africa, and J. an interview with the editor of the NaM. L: Henry of Jobannesburg. In aii} tional” Magazine, ‘giveexpression” to MINBRS-PROM TRANSVAAL. . . A Former Nevada County Minor Tells of mil ices oF esesesesesocesoos: BONNETS _, OD IS PATCH ES. interview both said they left the Trans-. these views : ———-—]. yaal when the war broke out, fearing} “No, we do not ask the ballot for ChiBy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. = TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX E. TUESDAY .....« April 10, 1900 (se ST Editorial Notes. simply asked and our request was granted. This shows. to what a point has brought us. people who want us to go back into our shell. Why should the Sound Money League not go out of business ? Ite members all really favor the Republi. @ can party, and why shouldn't they have} wages weré to be settled by a board of the courage to say so instead of throw-. ,-pitration. Unless this egreement is lived up to the men declare they will again walk out and tie up every machine shop in the city. ing their votes away ? The members of the Iowa House of Representatives who come from Speaker Henderson’s district, have telegraphed him that whatever their personal opinions may be in regard to Porto Rico they trust in his jadgment and in that of.the other Republicans in Congress to do the right thing in the right. to the seaboard by via Chicago and way. The act rebuking the party was,;c: Louis were today advanced five cents per hundred on wheat, and three cents on corn and other coarse grains. This restores the rate which was in The Porto Rican fight in the Senate. force before the recent cut by the is over, and the result is as it should . Missouri Pacific, which was met by the be. The bill has been modified antil otber lines. It was thought for a time it seems, rushed throug the House before unyone knew that it was pre. poeed. it will barely serve to attain the ends for which it was designed—to furnish revenue fcr the island government, and to enable the Supreme Oourt to consider a test case involving the right of Congress to legislate as it sees fit for the territories of the United States. . club. They were too tough, however aud the goat died in the attempt. Isn’t: it about time that ‘some cool, quiet, well-balanced man,” like Mr. Sulzer, for instance, should come to. unconstitutional. the front and put a stop to the disgraceful rows in the committee on Military Affairs? The charges that there is gross intemperance in the Philippines are untrue, The import of liquor there is shown by official statistics to'be much less than it has been for years. Instead of 400 saloons in Manila, it is positively asserted that there are not more than a dozen in all. In short, the whole story is one that has been worked up by fanatics and Democrats for campaign purposes. ; oe yn epee ree Theatrical Company Coming. The advance agent of the Dailey Theatrical Stock Company, F. J. Dailey, is in this city making arrangements to play his company. As usual an excellent repertory of the latest dramatic successes, inclusive of the several plays to which the company own the scle right for presentation, will be presented by this »ell-known company. ‘This company needs no introduction to our people, having appeared here before und given the best of satisfaction. nnn eRevival of immigration. Immigrants are now pouring into the United States at arate that has not been equal since the early ‘903, The pumber landed in New York on April 5th was about 3,700. The arrivals are now about 10,000 a week, just twice as maby as last year. —_——_-—_—_ + «@e -_-—__——_ A Whist Party. — Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Loughridge will entertain the Exvelsior Whist Club tonight at their residence on Sacramento street. First-Class Plumbing. Geo. E. Turner is preparei to do all kinds of plumbing at the correct rates and on the shortest notice. He has a large force of first-class plumbers employed, who thoroughly understand their business. Leave your orders immediately to avoid the rush, as the time draws near for the sewer work to be completed. m29-tf Se “PERSEVERE AND ProsPerR.” Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and it, will cure scrofala, salt rheum, boils pimples and all blood humors; also dyspepsia, rbeumatism, catarrh and thut tired felling. It never dieappoints. All liver ills arecured by Hood’s ills. 25 cents. Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifles the breathaby its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarautee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. For sale by H. bes erman, the druggist. “He THat Seeks Finps.” LHe that takes Hood’s eo fig ype finds in its use pure blood, good appe tite, good digestion and perfect hea It cures dyspepsia, scrofula, ealt rheam, boila, chinists of Chicago who recently went back to work, after a strike extending The correspondence sent to Congress . over several weeks, may again walk out the other day shows that the United. unless differences existing between States makes no recompenseto Europe . them and their employers are speedily for the “open door” in China. We cariled. many of their number have been unin the uffairs of the Orient and of the . able to secure their old positions, which world, the policy of the Administration . have been filled with non-union men, And yet there are/ anq that several firme have refused to International Metal Asssociation and the Machinists whereby the strikers were to be taken back and the differ-. ¢ subjects respecting the work of the church and education. that serious com plications might grow out of the reduction. States Supreme Court today decided Not long ago a goat in New Jersey . the case of Gundlifig vs. the City of tried to eat the records of a Democratic Chicago, involving the validity of the anti-cigarette ordinance of that city. The ordinance was attacked as unconstitutional. May Strike Again. Caicaco, April 10.—The union maThe machinists cluim that} ® recognize the agreement between the . fourteenth annual convention of the country becomes settled. Tennessee State Sunday School opened here today and will continue until . 2esburg. nces as to hours of work and ratee of Anti-Cigarette Law. Wasureton, April 10.—The_ United The opinion, by Justice Peckham, held the ordinance not to be Public Lands Opened. Los AnagEtEs, Cal., April 10—Public lands embracing about 45,000 acres in four townships located along the Pacific coast, 12 miles north of Santa Monica, were opened for entry today. Most of the land affected were settled obtainable, owing to the slowness of the Government. Surveyors have just gone over it all. ing of the State Funers] Directors’ Association opened here today and tion of that time in the employ of Cecil. ship to preserve the integrity of his will continue until the 12th. This is @! Rhodes. comparatively new organization, and . diamond mines.at Kimberley and later . berment of the empire may seem imits membership, no doubt, will be. headed a party of expjorers and pioform rates is the object. Sunday School Congress. American Linseed Co. Meet the war broke out he says the whites ibly short time by the combustion. of meeting of the American Linseed . °f them decided to go, and Henry fell! touching a match to the campound a McKeirney and Henry Brown, thejand sold it at Delagoa Bay for £2 10s negro murders, will be executed here . #2 ounce, when the market value was today. for a deck of cards and declined the cane: offer of a bible. that if they remained they would be. nese, if you feel it endangers any of] & Undertakers’ Trust. forced to join the Boer army. your moral or. religious institutions. Wicurta, Kas., April 10.—The meet-. Mr. de Noon is an American by . A queue toa Chinese is a part of his birth, but has spent twenty-five years} very life and eternity, and he is patient in South Africa, being the greater por-. and willing to forego: hopes. of citizen‘MAH ER As a boy he worked in the . nationality—even though the dismemminent. We ask fair play, and that neers into Rhodesia. During his career. Chinese be treated as human beings, he came in contact with President] and put under the same restrictions a8 Kruger, Joubert, Pretorious and other] other foreigners. We ask no more, great Boer ivaders. Now he owns im. and I expect to see a revolution in the portant mining interests of his “Own im . existing sentiment, and the unjust re Rhodesia, which be purposes develop-. strictions removed before I leave ing 48 soon as the war is over-and the . Washington.” rratly increased at this meeting. UniInfants’ Silk Nasavittr, Tenn., April 10—The Mr. Henry was four years in JobanMeits steel as Easy as Wax. His home is ut Truckee,. 4 remarkable discovery has been exwhere be has lived most of his life. Ip . pipited in the laboratory of Thomas A. Johannesburg he was employed in the . fgison at’:.Orange, New: Jersey, by famous Simmer and Jack mine, the}; ouis Dreyfas of Franfort, Germany, largest in the country. When the mine} wno is the agent of German manufacis under operation it empioys about. tyrers. The discovery is one for at600 white men and 4000 blacks. When . taining great heat in an almost incredhe 12th. The program covers many They are all in one of our EASTER KI were given eight days in which to leave} 4 certain chemical compound, which is New York, April 10—The annual. the country if they so desired. Most! ;opt secret. Within five seconds after the mine left to itself. The Boers} erto it was possible to generate. sos worked about eleven of the best mines belonging to English and German capitalists, and, it i3 said, took out so 10—Bob . wuch gold that they could not coin it Easter Cards. j og, A fine and beautiful ‘variety of . /F Easter Cards have just teen received . <0 by W. H. Crawford, and will be sold at grag Go one make your sez ad-tf : => Double Hanging. GREENVILLE, Tex., April Respectfally, very low rates. When sentenced both asked . *® 10s. Both Henry and de Noon remained lection now. on lens AP ie : Infants’ Lawn Bonnets Children’s Sun Bonnets _ Ladies’ Sun Bonnets . Children’s Poke Bonnets. worth your while to see them. They areall this season’s goods and, as usual, the prices are the lowest. { Ladies,.we. have just saceleed: a special lot of Kid Gloves for Now, Ladies, you will want Gloves for Easter. Ctx right place for them and get ‘he right kind. “MAHER & CO. sd ; 2, f (rea) ‘ aw: x XI ee FGI IN ACE PCI PCT) > . : ADSoEaEOSSSSoSS 8 S88aE Pa 0, ert Sere Wars? Soe Sa Sey Se! Sas? Sq? Kes? NY as? Was? Wa = = & CO.’S Bonnets large windows and it will be D GLOVES. @ = Company is being held here today. in with the retreat. A few men were} gtee] wrench half an inch thick and six ‘Easter. We have them in all the leading shades ies the prices Be Grain Rates esteced. : i left behind to work the pumps aud . inches long was compleely melted. It. 7b are : R R This is one a erivesaienisaanials combina. keep the mine treé from water, but it js ustimated that the heat evolved in 629 $1.00 and $1.50 \ ‘ Omawa, April 10.—The rates on grain , tics, and a rise in the price of retail} was afterward learned that these men) the process is 3000 degrees centigrade; . (FR : ; product may be announced. were driven off by the burghers and} ,,. more than it has been supposed hithSop Every pair is guaranteed and will be fitted to the hand. Come to the GF at Capeiown from the middle of OcYou Try It. tober until February lst, hoping that McKierney murdered a negro man and woman and Brown his wife. Republican Convention. Norrouk, Va. April 10.—The Republican State Convention opened here today. New plans for the Republican party organization in this 6tate are being considered. Bryan in Fresno. Fresno, Cal., April 10,—William J. Bryan arrived here this morning. He was received with open arms by the. _. say that the war cannot. last long} peace would be declared. They then took ship for Australia and thence bome by way of Vic’ oria, B. ©. They and laugh at the dispatch published which suid that there were 150,000: torunder the Boer flag. They place the pumber of Uitlanders who remained in that only a few thousand could possibly have entered the country since. . RARE ESTEE BEN EB AE Et by Mixed Paints Below Cost. We have purchased all of the Sullivan-Kelly paints. Big bargains tor a few days, eigners in the country ready to fight: South Africa in order to join the Beer . : '. }¢ ause at 20,000, and. assert positively ‘If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 28 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund.your money. Sold for over

fifty years on this guarantee. ~Price-25+ ots. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman the aragniss. : tf For Sale. ie Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by, Mrs, F. MéGibbons are offered for sale ata bargain. They will be sold as a‘ whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown . . & Morgan. ek tf ‘The Time to Buy. The best. lumber in the World, Spruce timber, Sugar Pine boards. A ‘fine line of Soe material. STYLISH.. MILLIN ERYOpening Days: SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY.. April WTth, Oth and 10th WHEN WILL BR SHOWNTHRLargest, Fullest and. Best Selection Ever brought to this county. Any style of Bonnet or Hat can be had trimmed or untrimmed. ‘ The fact that Miss Nellie Tetreau is with us is a sufficient guarantee that ‘all work turned out of our establishment will be artistic. W. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. years ago, patents being, however, unBattleship lowa Expected. is pniciinl. , The oent eal oe cough FRID AY. S. Consumption Cure. Sold on ‘positive San Francisco, April 10.—The Battleeng for over fifty years. Forsale @ e @ EVENING, So ao to buy or not. Notice to Creditors. TRUCKEE ITEMS. Notes of Interest Culled From the Truckee Republican of Saturday, Mrs. L. E. Yandel), mother of O. W. Calvin of Overton, died in San Francisco on March 30th last. N. B. Vail, who has been here all winter, left Friday morning for Oakland. After visiting a few weeks with his fam‘ily there he will go tg Cape Nome. George Irwin wh» has been employed at the Truckee Lumber Company’s mill, in helping to put in machinery, had a casting weighing 1500 pounds fall on bis leg. One hand was badly ‘lacerated and his leg bruised. Dr. Moore dressed his wounds and he is now doing nicely. Mrs. Wm. McDougald met with quite a painful accident a few days ago, and as a result is still suffering from a badly sprained ankle. She was fixing a’ clothes line on a high baek porch. She pulled on the line aud it gave way and she fell off a porch ten or twelve feet high and the wonder is she was not k lled. The Truckee Lumber Company have been making extended improvements on their large sawmill. The capacity of the mill has been enlarged by putting in a new water-wheel and increasing the power. With the new improvements, which makes: the mill quite modern in its equipments, the mill will saw as much lumber in the dey alone as it has done before by running night and day. P. Henry is out at Beckwith, Plumes ounty, this week. in the interest of the Reno Lumber Company of which.Mr. Henry is president. ‘The company recently purchased a tract of timber land in the vicinity of Beckwith. Mr. Henry 18 now making arrangements for a sawmill, The company may purchase a band mill that is near their land, or Mr. Henry will muve his mill out there. Toney will cut lumber this season. Found His Mules. the followingfrom Dr. J. 0. Leonard, who recently wrote to this paper about wing stranded at Luning, Nevada, as iis mules had strayed off : “Lovelock, March 9th, 1900—Found he mules here. I tracked them 300 niles.” The doctor is to-be congratulated on The TRansonrPr this morning received . 50 with as good wor! ship Iowa is expected here today. She ee ee: Te P. will dock at Bromerton about May 1. MAY ith : UNDER THB AUSPICES OF zat OF ESTHER ey DECEASED. AN ICE PLANT, Notice is hereby given by. the under f fi Iq ( . i 18, K, S Fe signed, . xecut th vaso . degeased. to the ect oe aed ah dl 6 one ave, ih L vin, aims against the said deThe Penn Valley Creamery to Havel seesed toocnfbit them with ‘the: neocomey pa «. ome beac 3 3 nl rag ne ener tne first icnndaniken Drill be f MetB Garfield Cen. . i) One Built. gtor as his residence in Raced Rewcastle: clave and Grass ‘eller ¢ er Nev ity, Cal 1 estra, T The stockholders of the Penn Valley ' the piace for tf he pceatheshrs Rage 8 the) Cumaame eee eae reenter arene! 2 creamery held a meeting on Satarday . Sfape srig.cerate in the County of Nevada, cag aaa local citizens. He will attend a ban-. i94 >’ Towis Bao m24 TowLe Bros. Tee quetthis evening at which he will decoe PS, Boe ; Sear 2 SRY oy" LONG STRIDES — liver an address. : Do You anow 2a aN ARMORY a Consumption is preventable? Sei eh d . has proven that, and also that entect ran HALL, Have been ae Sgaing Ay: st few years in the manufacture of amore accurate and durable than th used to be, but are lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches . ¥f you will visit our store. Oome and see us whether you are ready e are both predtent watchmakers, sivlae learned our trades men as the werld can boast. We do repairing for peop ng ae pkg pean omg fanaape Send your watch or e not ran t. c) every way or will give you ae aandien daa bas ae oan ig A. & HW. meee WATCHMAKERS, . Foner tet Broad Ja Nevada = . We have received orders from our ‘creditors to close out this stock of Men’s and Bo s’ Clothing, Furni Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc , with a RUSH. In order to comply with their orders we Saar. bie gardless of our own wishes. We very much dislike to see a fine stock. of goods: like ours closed out at slaughtering 1 prices, But that is something over which we have no control. ag a8 THE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT FOR CASH. ONLY At lower prices than ever. Here are some of the prices : sacae Salts, knee pants, sizes from 38 to 10 years, formerly $5, $6 on6. 7 Men’s Shoes, lace and Con al rices : a Borst Baits, tong pants, : BIE ed Seep * ced ce . ‘ia, ia san, Mi Single Pant ai : —— ; spa om . formerly §2 5 and $83) — te = ie bun, tee af si A ies aiLindeh pakiovina Weh'eocd ‘aiding ack" "isons: 2 a peet apenas iea trae edi eda $9 06 to $1. patterns and good fitting pants. A reduction of $1 Boys’ Single ante from. $50c up to $3 00! Men’s a good ad hite Shirts, formerly $1 25 and and $1 50. Bore, MOOG FOR. os es a ee es from 40c up to $1 00. Men’s Golf Shirts, forsnerty mots vi Sosde ee $1 76; they go with the rest at $1 ys’ No. 1 Schoo! Shoes, formerly $2 and $2 50, must be closed out now. Boys’ and Ohi erred ie e rest at $1 and #1 28 25 Gee eda Blin Suasesh Wc #1 20 und $1 50] These are the best . ono mpd ever or offered in Nevada Uity for ee per pair. We earnestly. request those knowing themselves: indebted to us.to call and settle their acc or we will put the accounts in the hands of an attorney. wiih instructions to collect them at any cost. sage ae days the recovery of his long-eared tramps. pimples and all blood bumors, Carter & Johnston, to listen to a report of the progress of W. E. MESERVEY, Tickets, per Couple ¢ : $1 00] . Executor of the Last Will of Esther Snell, e re ° 25 4 the company’s affairs and to consider! decease ; Extra Ladies, the proposition of muking essential. Peted.at Nevada City. Cal, April 8, 1000. ,_ . Seoctators — ae WV a4 Kp POD PD yD DerDrrernveerererernrnrrrennpmnyn additions to its working plant. The : * IT RESIAINS a official statement was made that some PRES ey pee ee ee BRIDE 3 , 4 two tons of milk were being run PPPPPPRPPPPPPEPPPPEPPOVPPPPOPPPP PD bs through daily : : TO B E Ss EEN i The proposition to put in a new ice 7 EVERYBODY IS TALKING % : te b 4 . plant was also favorably considered. 4 ‘ > > . ° 4 Altogetber the affairs of the Creamery 2 ABOUT THE : % : a ane = H That we save you money ya dada hf company are in a prosperous condi® 4 * ? tion, . BEAUTIFUL HATS ; : 2 Ren giving of a picnic on its grounds A E U ‘ : G roceries A also cont lated. . seep : _ AND LOW PRICES 3 . \% Then bes : ides, we give you the & Young Mothers. . aire : . pent mos and bighest quality 2 ~ * he goods cme eueeree . : $a MISS MORE Ue cw 2 OE mp oe 8 @ rs : so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shir Miss Greene is an autbority on atyle and. can suit ae Grandfather’s Mush... 3 Packages for 25c % ’ em ¥ loh’s Cough and Consumption Cure everybody. Gold Medal Sugar Corn 10cperCan & acts like magic in cases of Croup. It e : F ‘ , a , 4 hes. Mavis beom-kiawn tc: folk The . TODAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY are Obilaren's 2 z Se Armour’s Gold Band Bacon ..20c per Can # Fe ihogy eco ey ® Day. Get the little ones their dainty Summer Hats. . * . oe > Cc 4 ice 8 cts. an or = 63 3 ro by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . Navaaaeaaaaaaesseeeraeceseseaseceees ash G ne SRissenseseneedeeseacesasatateeuetantats ae K MUST BE CLOSED OUT WITH A RUSH Ay: Limes : : Lemons 3% Oranges Bananas 3: Just Received at Tegler’s candy Factory. woot IE'§, Rig Named. says about the THE 1 ‘ : BRIE Kems That Sho Somethin For Life Insu Weather Prec and Wednesda; Vinton’s Coc 25 cents. — _ Armour’s Go per can, at Wol Salmon Belli They are fine. . Call on Ed & anything in the Furnished ro let. Enquire a Ivory Salt ia. pure Table Salt at Wolf's. Ask‘ your D and winé with you strong. A fine lot of 1 sent by the Re Paris Expositio Go'to the Ref glass of that c Gilt Edge Stean Go and see ti, waiste in Snell ¢ dow. They are On Easter 8 Foresters of Au ious services at An order has ing notice to cr: James Morris. Principal J. . eréct a new porc has engaged I carpenter work. _Bilver book m Schoolhouse an be had of 0, J.B Go and see then Popular Book Richard Carvel, -ous other books ton’s Drag Stor Fancy beaded ‘and finish are Grown and mad Marsh have ther NiGe things at as Olam Boullio in cans, Veal L are fine. Try tt We have net house-building . bat it’s alway: branch of our b best terms. M. _ & mention of open-air concer! of the National inadvertently TRANsoRIPT. Ot great and the d preciation of p :strong to: negle gpraise for the each number 0 Ite progress is .music-lover. THR COUN Business Trans The followin county were f paid from the GED Justice fees— Francis Finne;s $6 80, Geo. Cot $12, Robert E. ‘brooke $18 84, . Constable fee R.A. Dillon ¢ ©.,W. Long $1 W. Scott $41 7! Dan Deeble, Sam McCuli Sam McOull 931 70. F.L. Arbogi i. J. Tramar N. The regular W., will take 5 . the meeting i: will have a gr Aidates. Af Shipp Phe Provide shipped six ¢ the Selby & Francisco ‘enw agee