April 12, 1898 (4 pages)

(A-KLONDIRE Id Fields ALL WATER ROUTE Direct to SON CITy. sure Passage§Now. CITY LIMITED. 0 the, Bag, Henn: 0 cts. a 8 Nice tee” Excess . Pamp ree. days. KA EXPLORATION CO, nagement H.-Liebes & Co.) “Post St., San Francisco, Cal, principal cities of the world, Works Wonders,”? } and Saddlery APER THAN EVER, ‘5S CAIRNS, stad tenga Hotel ‘FOR CASH-ONLY : WrONie ta $700 peguuanssusesssss organ & Roberts Bulldiag, d and Pine streets. 917 ‘ J. ¥. SHAW / & BOWMAN, Pentists. Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. vg WORK A SPECIALTY DS OF FILLINGS, tACTING SKILLFULLY DONR ness, Professional, Well and Pleasure Seoking. D WOMEN STOP aT THE FAMOUS So de Robles SPRINGS. Reduced $12.50 and $15 ER_ WEEK. . ulphur Baths. Mud and « sesh Bacaaalled for their medieism, Neural le Y and Bladder’ Trevtien’ all Blood and Skin Dis. ‘Third and Townsend , Calif,, ‘ings at 3.00 P, b ghoeeey at 8: q wratic members of the foreign affairs committee*have agreed on a resolution . the Spanish people will promptly re; publican members have not yet agreed. vention on the part of the United “of Armory hull for the Grand Army “and Native Sons is being pushed ahead -wapidly. © will present an attractive appearance when completed. . and testoonings, the -wisidows_richly 15 days in jail for disturbing the pesce. Hhandred or more citizens on bicycles accompanied him. “ ranscript. — NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1898. he Latest Yews ae 2 7) to ‘0’ clock Ohes Afternoon. HOWE AGAIN,. ~--» FOR WAR a 8 We Shonld Quit Talking War and Fight. ures. Adopted. B trorta, Va April 12,—Consul GenWasurneron, April 12.—The_ resolual Lee arose in time this morning to/. tion to be presented in the House de-/} ch a glimpse of the sun’s first rays. fowd behind him he would turn back . that it shocks the moral sense of this . Havana; He declares that he has . nation and creates a condition insufMportant informatian of a grave charferable tothe people of the United . pter to iipart to the foreign affairs States; that the diplomatic efforts to om mittees. effect a peaceful settlement have been ‘Ricumonp, Va. April 12.—General. exhausted; that the people of Cuba are se arrived here at eleven o'clock. His. and of right ought to be free and indeirain made a ten-minute stop. 10,000 . pendent; that the President be authorpeople were at the station including . ized to use the navy and military Mthe Goyernor, his staff and the Rich. forces in putting a stop to hostilities. mond Light Infantry. The Governor The resolution is acceptable to the made a brief epeech. General Lee re-. Republicans.’ Davis of the Senate comsponded saying that the time for talk . mittee on foreign affairs says it has a of war is over and the time for action . fatal defect because Congress has no dhas arrived. The militiamen fired alright to declare Cuba free and indesalute aa the train left. pendent, and it will be changed 80 as . WisutnaTon, April 12—OConsul-Gen-. to state that the Cubans should be free Neral Lee arrived here at 2:30 this afterand independent. Lindsay introduced ‘moon. Ashedrove up the avenue ala resolution empowering the President to act in concert with Gomez in military operations in Ouba. _ A Spanish Opinion, Mapam, April 12.—El Nacionale this morning says. there is no doubt bat for Armed Intervention, Wassmeron, April 12.—The Demofavoring armed intervention. The Re-. ject and resist any attempt st interStates; that for the Spanish government to submit would befor it to be subjected to ignominy and tutelage that would cause it to lose its place among the powers of Europe; that America evidently considers Spain incapable of maintaining her sovereignty The ceiling. is being in Cube, and that she must resist uncvered with sky-blue cloth studded . !6ssshé ignores. history and b ‘with silver stars and emeRyyey = ? tric lamps. Atthe head of ; a eammeth ro, mae ena biee tan] — GRASS VALLEY NBUS, gistening with a my of © : 2 fights. ‘The gallery, cross-beams and. 4 [ay’s Record of the: Doings of Oar npper sidewalls are to be ey righ Neighbors. a th evergreen festooning, and the un: iattiy gas pipes and pendants will be} @§H. Zapf is building # two-story house draped with buntitig. The orchestra’s . on Main street. fa . niche will be beaatified with draperies} Ben Odgers was today sentenced Decorating Armory Hall. The work of decorating the interior Tne big, barn-like structure we aire Hicks and Mrs. Addie Oarter curtaired, and the decorations gener-} John on age i hest and tastiest yet . were married this morning sally will be the ric. a eae ; The Monarchs are trying to arrange A Damage Suit. * with fhe Sacramento Athletic clab for 1 af the case of Thomas Me-}4 bal) game Ben™. day. ee F. Moody began in the All wooden walks in the business laced by conSuperior Court -this morning, J. ™ poo cae we an ae y Walling bing attorney for the plainThos, Whalen and Jack McCausland tiff and Thos. S. Ford for the defendwere today fined $50 apiece for breakgeen here. TRAIN LEAVES They Want No. Balf Way Meas-/A Mishap to the Bast-bound clares that the war conducted by Spain . Francisco at eight o’clockthis mornsays that he feels like a different . in Cuba is ofa character in violation . ing was derailed while crossing a tresin, and that if he had a different. of all the rales of civilized warfare;. tle three miles weet of here. None of Narrow Gauge train leaving thiscity at THE TRACK. od Overland. Sacramento, April. 12—The eastbound passenger train that left San the cars were wrecked and nobody was hart. The track was being repaired at that point. ‘The engine left the rails, taking off all the cars but the rear one. The train was running slowly and is still on the trestle intact. The passengers, baggage and mail were transferred to another train sent out from this city, and they arrived here two hours late. All trains between San Francisco and this point are coming and going via Stockton today. é The Situation This Morning, Wasuineton, April 12.—The situation is unchanged this morning, No resolation will be presented before tomorrow. The indications are that there will be a protracted debste, and possibly several days’ delay, CHANGE OF STAGE TIME. Through From Nevada City to Sierra City In One Day, The Downierille stage line changed this week from the winter to the summer schedule. ‘The stages now leave here at 6 o’clock in the morning, and ran through to Sierra City, a distance of 60 miles, in one day. : On the/down trip they arrive here at 5 o'clock p. m., connecting with the pet Pee The rates of fare from .75, to Alleghany oo to Sierra City $8.50. as follows: To North Sau. Juan $2,.to . BST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. THE JBWISH PASSOVER. Commemorating the Children of Israel's Delivery From Bondage. The Jewish festival of the Passover which began last Wednesday will not end till next Thursday. It commemorates the exodus of the forefathers of the Jews from the land of the Pharoahs, and their escape from Egyptian slavery. : The firat two and the last two days of the festival are observed quite generally as high holidays, when they desist from work, and, dressed in their best raiment, gather in their homes and places of worship to give thanks unto God for the delivery of the race The matzo or unleavened cakes aré eaten to commemorate the bread which the Jews baked by the heat of the sun when flying from Egypt. Herbs and parsley also symbolize the frugal fare eaten by the patriarchs on the exodus, and all the male members of the family recline on cushions while a more substantial repast is eaten, as a proof that God’s bounty bas been vouchsafed to the descendants of those who were delivered from bondage. It is customary among all orthodox Jews to put aside the cooking utensils and cookery used during the year and substitute new ones specially utilized during ibe Pesach or Passover Feast. The first born male in Jewish families spends'the first day in fasting to commemorate the delivery of the first born male children of Israel who did ot perish when the first born of Egypt fell before the wrath of God. At the Sedur Feast held the -first night a special service of song, called Hagadub, is sung by all who are present, in which some of. the beautiful hymns of Hilael, the Jewish prophet, are introduced. — The festival is one of gladness. and joy, and during the Passover the unfortanate members of the Jewish faith quite often are remembered by their prosperous brethren. A Perilous Trip. Alfonse Jsoard, who left here a few weeks ago for Alaska arrived safely at Valdez Bay about the first instant ang was about to atart at once for the Oopper River mines. The river is abont 17 miles from the Bay, and a high range of mountains covered with snow and ice are between them. me draught. It is delicious. tf t equi and most careful2 vc tte > in the west, and an extensive business. To Prospect a Claim. This week Charles Pecor goes to — to run an engine on & grave ot copect situa ted near Blue Canyon and owned by Nevada City and Grass Valley parties. He will take up with him a0 engine and boiler formerly used at Gebrig’s brewery, also & hojsting and pumping tig. SESE ‘ Ahead of All Others. The new brew of Enterprise -beer is ant. Mr. MvAulay sues to recover $20,. ' The Downieville Company has one) NBXT WEBK’S ENCAMPHENT. Preparations About Completed For Entertaining the Grand Army. Last evening the G. A. R. committee of arrangements held a meeting at the Citizens Bank. Most of the business transacted pertained to the parade on Wednesday, the 20th instant. An appropriation was made with which to pay for the transportation of Company I of Grass Valley, amounting to 25 cents per man. It was announced by the music committee that the Independent Band would not play on parade day for léss than eight dollars per man, gnd instructions were given to the music committee toemploy the Relief Hill band in case the Independent Band will not play that day for $5 a It is expected that Col. Guthrie and staff of the Second Regiment, N. G. O., will be hereto participate in the parade. The review stand will be built on Broad street. * : The banquet committee reported that the arrangements for the banquet to be given at Armory hall on Thursday evening, April 2ist, were about all made. Forty ladies will provide the table linen for twelve guests-apiece and will serve the food ‘which will be provided and cooked under dire@tion of the general committee. Boye from the public schools have volunteered to assist in conducting the visitors to their rooms when they arrive here Monday evening. The reception committee will go to Colfax Monday noon to meet their guests and escort them to this city. tad Want a Daily Mail. At present the town of Columbia Hill has only a tri-weekly mail via i North San Juan, and the people of that portion of the county are dissatisfied ! with the arrangement as it does not meet their requirements. They have prepared a numerously signed petition . to the Postoffice Department asking fora daily mail. They request that it be sent. by the North Bloomfield stage: In order to do this the stage would leave the road now traveled at Grizzly Hill, at the top of the South Yuba grade, and-make a detour vig Oolumbia Hill, coming oyt on the main North Bloomfjeld. road again at Lake City. ‘The new route would be about four miles longer than the one now traveled MAHER & CO. BRIEF MENTION, Ainor Hotes and Comments of Local Interest. Last night Officer Kilroy jailed five Jon Cream Sopa with fruit flavors at E. Cohn’s confectionery store. all Mrs. E. Snell and family moved today into their new cottage on Piety Hill, : Fair and warmer weather tonight with a norther this afternoon were predicted by Observer Hammond this morning. ; At the Phenix mine twelve men. are employed in prospecting with encouraging results. Everything is running smoothly, ~ A. Gault has made a namber of improvements to his bakery on Broad street, including the reconstruction of the entrance. : The Native Sons local transportation committee will meet at eight o’clock tomorrow evening at the office of Henry Lane. Sheriff, Busch of Sierra county arrived here last night on his way from Downieville to San Quentin with Cornelius Hooley who was sentenced to 18 months’ imprisonment for assault with a deadly weapon on W. H. Hubbard of Sierra Valley. Was Too Free-Handed. William Jackson, a colored man, got drank early last evening and going into Ah Guey’s store on Pine street proceeded to help himself to fruit. Sheriff Getchell came along and escorted him to the city prison where he languished till midnight. Today a warrant was sworn out in Justice Holbrook’s court charging him with distarbing the peace. Fine Game Birds. Four years ago some Wheatland sportemen:liberated seventeen Japanese pheasants and now the foothills of lower Rough and Ready townahip are; said to contain many of the beautiful and toothsome birds. If proper protection is given to them for awhile longer there will be some fine sport for hunters down there. Se Strictty In It. ——_— This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, as well as Infants’ footwear. Gall, before purchasing, at the Popamao PERSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, © BR. OC, Walrath has returned from San Francisco, W. C. Durne arrived this m from Truckee. Ike Waters has gone to San, Francisco on business. ; _D. H. Birdsall, the powder man, returned today from Washington. — Ex-Postmaster Cal. BR. Olarke hes gone to Redding, Shasta county. Miss Myra Ostrom of North Bloomfield has returned from a visit to OakSuperintendent Gribble of the Reward mine is home again after.a visit to San Francisco. Mrs. Lauren Woodruff and children of Columbia Hill came up yeaterday from. Oakland where they have been visiting. Miss Mary Hoskin of Piety Hill, who has been quite ill for the past ten days with an attack of influenza, is now slowly improving. Iiness of Jas. Northway. A.O. Cook, formerly of this city arrived in San Francisco Sunday from Alaska. He says that when he left Skaguay James A. Northway, who used to conduct the Uuion Hotel here but has been running a ferry boat between Skaguay and Dyea, was lying at the point of death with pneumonia. At the time of Mr. Cook’s departure. it was feared he could live byt aday or two longer. —— —— The Royal ja the highest grade bakleg pewder haewn. Actual tests show toting povee] third farther thaa aay other bread. IN YOUR CALL AT For Most Fashionable Styles And Perfect Satisfaction @@MILLINERY@O As Well as Prices, oe Miss Hoeft’s, Stein's Stationery Store. EEE For the Best [lillinery YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK KEPT —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. (ee A Specialty of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Prices. gi) ——— OO OOOOOOOO OOOOOQOOOO ame day. gs. Fare $6.20. mphlet. : F. BURNS, Manager. City Transfer Co. NG AND HAULING. fo tor theatre p transpor* ity of Water. WV. WAGGONER, Scarcity 0 ineer and Surveyor. S. MINERA organ & Woberts” Hlosk. Mer ses : bo eget eas W. Dunster, B: P. %P his shortage at the rate of }00 cen’ ee as relented hope re i . : died & Son are sole agents and w : i ; ee eae, wil zt; {anor thie popular beverage in quarts,. We wish to tell you that we now have on hand White . Martin Simpson, P. P, Pingree, H. B. Ree 5? Ame supply this pop : : eegehgh . Joseph P. Kenny, Ed. Beyer, terday of peritonitis, w sinte, half pints and kegs. 6 — , t cesidence. of George Stacey. ath Conlin. Yesterday afternoon two young men Paul Schoen Coming: National Blue Duck, for Skirts: —— ma pianc will ar: nee eat. gre oy ear GI bigeye agg Pam National Blue Cheese Cloth. Guperintendent Meyers of the North t they broke in ag ata gait ehale reaee 7 Cc: i ‘Bunting. fied the owners of mines at Relief Hili Tonigit the Firemen an 4 Company I National Blue 7 end other places in Te enetien., We will meet to consider the invitation to : ~ Phe trial} The OF version of Taboe Ice stock roe 2 ar ae orratl, bela and Bowerman, A. Hartung, H. M. Place, . 92 the dollar. Lewis Wheeler, W.5. McPherren, Frank . 2 o’elock tomorrow afternoon from the vation paid to the family trade. «i1,. Shirt Waists. PN purglarized M. Shewbridge’s saloon of rive about April 20th. Leave orders at Bloomfield Mining Company bas notiCee bees, buy water from the Bloomfield ge pate in the Gi Ai B. parade We ing for Decorations. N CALOWELL, And Bunting ny that they cannot be furnis Nevada City. It is thought they torney at Law, water after the ist of May. The water not accept it. . , G ‘s 0 OW lock, Commercial Street, supply at Bowman’s Dam this season ea e g oe : Nevada City, is very short, not being more than the Has Filed a Demurrer. Respe ctfully, i ine company will. need for their own mine, This will necessitate the shutting _down of three or four mines in. that locality. —_——————— For Famiiy Use. —_—_—_— faported Walaga wine of ithe finest ajnality can be had at A. Isoard & Son’s doy the bottle, quart or. gallon. Itis an wexcellent.tonic for weak women, Old} tat js a9 his own lawyer so far as jpeople and jnvalids, and is especially . pears on the face of the document ‘intended, for family and medicinal purby him. : poses, Wines of aji kinds, cordials, li-}’ Simon Hieronimus, the brewer, against whom bis business rival Geo Gehrig recently began $20,000 slander suit, has filed a general demurrer setting Dut that the complaint does not state facts suificient to constitute a cause of action., He asks that the matter be thrown out of court. Mr. Hieronimys seppears in propria persona, ED D. MASON, Law and Notar 'y Public. LLEY BUILDING, NEVADA « : Ask for one of.our New 100 page Catalogues just from the hands of the printer. F. SIMONDS, nd Counselor at Law If don’t get one by mail : . you don't g y TIC IX THE TATE Ak send in your name and we ED SEARLS, ind Counselor at Law. will gladly forward one to ae ALL THE COURTS oe dress. Basebali Voings. your ad "The First People in Nevada County j slowest prices. all aati bs : oe quors, ete naneneroc eich toon Manager Rogers is trying to get the OOS SDPODIOD 8999999999959 M. WALLING, Artistic Decorations. Athletics of Sacramento to come up . LOOK our FOR OUR to use a Catalogue. ney : at : Law, a8 nM Bistelder, in tt {be basement of . next Sunday and play the Nevada Olty's a ager a : ota Narada St 2 i the Cone ae aa ool Othe from next Sunday the loc Easier Display of Crime {s, Give us your business and help enterprise along. cota, Nevada Gigs ROD . arreet, is prepared to decorate resi-. one week from next andar the a , cee a ; ay dences and stores, either outside or in. will a aang joo diemond in . , Re. Pee re tae 0S: S. FORD, side,in an artistic manner, He has for . Grass Valley Pn Po The Up-to-Date Basis Houss of avian. Glenbrook Park. BR nd Counselor at Law, fings, Beer. Saan, We have by far the LARGEST STOCK OF MILLINsaie Grand Army shields, stare and lanterns, eteFine imported Cheese. Pi BUILDING, COR, COMBrass tected ERY IN TOWN, and the stamp of newness is on everything: ey § em A resin, . asus gimtme cacee . LEGG & SHAW COMPANY ALLER’S : ease 5 finest lot of im mpt you Fr . Goods, : Ric rv EDGE" 5 Take overt arenes ic Facies heasiag ee aiid Swiss cheese. @ sion. _ ee tg Re pees ts Salt the Tinea, oo Rees coat ’ BEER’ uses neporaale Boao themarket, <opll, . Q memes: teed . B MRS. FISHER, Broa % AE Sweeney, the O. K. painters and par) ever <2 —— SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, ‘ ¥ : Oo) +)\() ee : se Nengerate do your work, St : = . 6595095950999 5955099999059 . OOOOOOOO © — pescorsod . ROS., Grass Valley, Agents. . Robin Hood. — s : ve orders with ee : os : mmon, Nevada a. -.

(A-KLONDIRE Id Fields ALL WATER ROUTE Direct to SON CITy. sure Passage§Now. CITY LIMITED. 0 the, Bag, Henn: 0 cts. a 8 Nice tee” Excess . Pamp ree. days. KA EXPLORATION CO, nagement H.-Liebes & Co.) “Post St., San Francisco, Cal, principal cities of the world, Works Wonders,”? } and Saddlery APER THAN EVER, ‘5S CAIRNS, stad tenga Hotel ‘FOR CASH-ONLY : WrONie ta $700 peguuanssusesssss organ & Roberts Bulldiag, d and Pine streets. 917 ‘ J. ¥. SHAW / & BOWMAN, Pentists. Fellows Building, Broad Street Nevada City, Cal. vg WORK A SPECIALTY DS OF FILLINGS, tACTING SKILLFULLY DONR ness, Professional, Well and Pleasure Seoking. D WOMEN STOP aT THE FAMOUS So de Robles SPRINGS. Reduced $12.50 and $15 ER_ WEEK. . ulphur Baths. Mud and « sesh Bacaaalled for their medieism, Neural le Y and Bladder’ Trevtien’ all Blood and Skin Dis. ‘Third and Townsend , Calif,, ‘ings at 3.00 P, b ghoeeey at 8: q wratic members of the foreign affairs committee*have agreed on a resolution . the Spanish people will promptly re; publican members have not yet agreed. vention on the part of the United “of Armory hull for the Grand Army “and Native Sons is being pushed ahead -wapidly. © will present an attractive appearance when completed. . and testoonings, the -wisidows_richly 15 days in jail for disturbing the pesce. Hhandred or more citizens on bicycles accompanied him. “ ranscript. — NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1898. he Latest Yews ae 2 7) to ‘0’ clock Ohes Afternoon. HOWE AGAIN,. ~--» FOR WAR a 8 We Shonld Quit Talking War and Fight. ures. Adopted. B trorta, Va April 12,—Consul GenWasurneron, April 12.—The_ resolual Lee arose in time this morning to/. tion to be presented in the House de-/} ch a glimpse of the sun’s first rays. fowd behind him he would turn back . that it shocks the moral sense of this . Havana; He declares that he has . nation and creates a condition insufMportant informatian of a grave charferable tothe people of the United . pter to iipart to the foreign affairs States; that the diplomatic efforts to om mittees. effect a peaceful settlement have been ‘Ricumonp, Va. April 12.—General. exhausted; that the people of Cuba are se arrived here at eleven o'clock. His. and of right ought to be free and indeirain made a ten-minute stop. 10,000 . pendent; that the President be authorpeople were at the station including . ized to use the navy and military Mthe Goyernor, his staff and the Rich. forces in putting a stop to hostilities. mond Light Infantry. The Governor The resolution is acceptable to the made a brief epeech. General Lee re-. Republicans.’ Davis of the Senate comsponded saying that the time for talk . mittee on foreign affairs says it has a of war is over and the time for action . fatal defect because Congress has no dhas arrived. The militiamen fired alright to declare Cuba free and indesalute aa the train left. pendent, and it will be changed 80 as . WisutnaTon, April 12—OConsul-Gen-. to state that the Cubans should be free Neral Lee arrived here at 2:30 this afterand independent. Lindsay introduced ‘moon. Ashedrove up the avenue ala resolution empowering the President to act in concert with Gomez in military operations in Ouba. _ A Spanish Opinion, Mapam, April 12.—El Nacionale this morning says. there is no doubt bat for Armed Intervention, Wassmeron, April 12.—The Demofavoring armed intervention. The Re-. ject and resist any attempt st interStates; that for the Spanish government to submit would befor it to be subjected to ignominy and tutelage that would cause it to lose its place among the powers of Europe; that America evidently considers Spain incapable of maintaining her sovereignty The ceiling. is being in Cube, and that she must resist uncvered with sky-blue cloth studded . !6ssshé ignores. history and b ‘with silver stars and emeRyyey = ? tric lamps. Atthe head of ; a eammeth ro, mae ena biee tan] — GRASS VALLEY NBUS, gistening with a my of © : 2 fights. ‘The gallery, cross-beams and. 4 [ay’s Record of the: Doings of Oar npper sidewalls are to be ey righ Neighbors. a th evergreen festooning, and the un: iattiy gas pipes and pendants will be} @§H. Zapf is building # two-story house draped with buntitig. The orchestra’s . on Main street. fa . niche will be beaatified with draperies} Ben Odgers was today sentenced Decorating Armory Hall. The work of decorating the interior Tne big, barn-like structure we aire Hicks and Mrs. Addie Oarter curtaired, and the decorations gener-} John on age i hest and tastiest yet . were married this morning sally will be the ric. a eae ; The Monarchs are trying to arrange A Damage Suit. * with fhe Sacramento Athletic clab for 1 af the case of Thomas Me-}4 bal) game Ben™. day. ee F. Moody began in the All wooden walks in the business laced by conSuperior Court -this morning, J. ™ poo cae we an ae y Walling bing attorney for the plainThos, Whalen and Jack McCausland tiff and Thos. S. Ford for the defendwere today fined $50 apiece for breakgeen here. TRAIN LEAVES They Want No. Balf Way Meas-/A Mishap to the Bast-bound clares that the war conducted by Spain . Francisco at eight o’clockthis mornsays that he feels like a different . in Cuba is ofa character in violation . ing was derailed while crossing a tresin, and that if he had a different. of all the rales of civilized warfare;. tle three miles weet of here. None of Narrow Gauge train leaving thiscity at THE TRACK. od Overland. Sacramento, April. 12—The eastbound passenger train that left San the cars were wrecked and nobody was hart. The track was being repaired at that point. ‘The engine left the rails, taking off all the cars but the rear one. The train was running slowly and is still on the trestle intact. The passengers, baggage and mail were transferred to another train sent out from this city, and they arrived here two hours late. All trains between San Francisco and this point are coming and going via Stockton today. é The Situation This Morning, Wasuineton, April 12.—The situation is unchanged this morning, No resolation will be presented before tomorrow. The indications are that there will be a protracted debste, and possibly several days’ delay, CHANGE OF STAGE TIME. Through From Nevada City to Sierra City In One Day, The Downierille stage line changed this week from the winter to the summer schedule. ‘The stages now leave here at 6 o’clock in the morning, and ran through to Sierra City, a distance of 60 miles, in one day. : On the/down trip they arrive here at 5 o'clock p. m., connecting with the pet Pee The rates of fare from .75, to Alleghany oo to Sierra City $8.50. as follows: To North Sau. Juan $2,.to . BST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. THE JBWISH PASSOVER. Commemorating the Children of Israel's Delivery From Bondage. The Jewish festival of the Passover which began last Wednesday will not end till next Thursday. It commemorates the exodus of the forefathers of the Jews from the land of the Pharoahs, and their escape from Egyptian slavery. : The firat two and the last two days of the festival are observed quite generally as high holidays, when they desist from work, and, dressed in their best raiment, gather in their homes and places of worship to give thanks unto God for the delivery of the race The matzo or unleavened cakes aré eaten to commemorate the bread which the Jews baked by the heat of the sun when flying from Egypt. Herbs and parsley also symbolize the frugal fare eaten by the patriarchs on the exodus, and all the male members of the family recline on cushions while a more substantial repast is eaten, as a proof that God’s bounty bas been vouchsafed to the descendants of those who were delivered from bondage. It is customary among all orthodox Jews to put aside the cooking utensils and cookery used during the year and substitute new ones specially utilized during ibe Pesach or Passover Feast. The first born male in Jewish families spends'the first day in fasting to commemorate the delivery of the first born male children of Israel who did ot perish when the first born of Egypt fell before the wrath of God. At the Sedur Feast held the -first night a special service of song, called Hagadub, is sung by all who are present, in which some of. the beautiful hymns of Hilael, the Jewish prophet, are introduced. — The festival is one of gladness. and joy, and during the Passover the unfortanate members of the Jewish faith quite often are remembered by their prosperous brethren. A Perilous Trip. Alfonse Jsoard, who left here a few weeks ago for Alaska arrived safely at Valdez Bay about the first instant ang was about to atart at once for the Oopper River mines. The river is abont 17 miles from the Bay, and a high range of mountains covered with snow and ice are between them. me draught. It is delicious. tf t equi and most careful2 vc tte > in the west, and an extensive business. To Prospect a Claim. This week Charles Pecor goes to — to run an engine on & grave ot copect situa ted near Blue Canyon and owned by Nevada City and Grass Valley parties. He will take up with him a0 engine and boiler formerly used at Gebrig’s brewery, also & hojsting and pumping tig. SESE ‘ Ahead of All Others. The new brew of Enterprise -beer is ant. Mr. MvAulay sues to recover $20,. ' The Downieville Company has one) NBXT WEBK’S ENCAMPHENT. Preparations About Completed For Entertaining the Grand Army. Last evening the G. A. R. committee of arrangements held a meeting at the Citizens Bank. Most of the business transacted pertained to the parade on Wednesday, the 20th instant. An appropriation was made with which to pay for the transportation of Company I of Grass Valley, amounting to 25 cents per man. It was announced by the music committee that the Independent Band would not play on parade day for léss than eight dollars per man, gnd instructions were given to the music committee toemploy the Relief Hill band in case the Independent Band will not play that day for $5 a It is expected that Col. Guthrie and staff of the Second Regiment, N. G. O., will be hereto participate in the parade. The review stand will be built on Broad street. * : The banquet committee reported that the arrangements for the banquet to be given at Armory hall on Thursday evening, April 2ist, were about all made.

Forty ladies will provide the table linen for twelve guests-apiece and will serve the food ‘which will be provided and cooked under dire@tion of the general committee. Boye from the public schools have volunteered to assist in conducting the visitors to their rooms when they arrive here Monday evening. The reception committee will go to Colfax Monday noon to meet their guests and escort them to this city. tad Want a Daily Mail. At present the town of Columbia Hill has only a tri-weekly mail via i North San Juan, and the people of that portion of the county are dissatisfied ! with the arrangement as it does not meet their requirements. They have prepared a numerously signed petition . to the Postoffice Department asking fora daily mail. They request that it be sent. by the North Bloomfield stage: In order to do this the stage would leave the road now traveled at Grizzly Hill, at the top of the South Yuba grade, and-make a detour vig Oolumbia Hill, coming oyt on the main North Bloomfjeld. road again at Lake City. ‘The new route would be about four miles longer than the one now traveled MAHER & CO. BRIEF MENTION, Ainor Hotes and Comments of Local Interest. Last night Officer Kilroy jailed five Jon Cream Sopa with fruit flavors at E. Cohn’s confectionery store. all Mrs. E. Snell and family moved today into their new cottage on Piety Hill, : Fair and warmer weather tonight with a norther this afternoon were predicted by Observer Hammond this morning. ; At the Phenix mine twelve men. are employed in prospecting with encouraging results. Everything is running smoothly, ~ A. Gault has made a namber of improvements to his bakery on Broad street, including the reconstruction of the entrance. : The Native Sons local transportation committee will meet at eight o’clock tomorrow evening at the office of Henry Lane. Sheriff, Busch of Sierra county arrived here last night on his way from Downieville to San Quentin with Cornelius Hooley who was sentenced to 18 months’ imprisonment for assault with a deadly weapon on W. H. Hubbard of Sierra Valley. Was Too Free-Handed. William Jackson, a colored man, got drank early last evening and going into Ah Guey’s store on Pine street proceeded to help himself to fruit. Sheriff Getchell came along and escorted him to the city prison where he languished till midnight. Today a warrant was sworn out in Justice Holbrook’s court charging him with distarbing the peace. Fine Game Birds. Four years ago some Wheatland sportemen:liberated seventeen Japanese pheasants and now the foothills of lower Rough and Ready townahip are; said to contain many of the beautiful and toothsome birds. If proper protection is given to them for awhile longer there will be some fine sport for hunters down there. Se Strictty In It. ——_— This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, as well as Infants’ footwear. Gall, before purchasing, at the Popamao PERSONAL POINTERS, A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, © BR. OC, Walrath has returned from San Francisco, W. C. Durne arrived this m from Truckee. Ike Waters has gone to San, Francisco on business. ; _D. H. Birdsall, the powder man, returned today from Washington. — Ex-Postmaster Cal. BR. Olarke hes gone to Redding, Shasta county. Miss Myra Ostrom of North Bloomfield has returned from a visit to OakSuperintendent Gribble of the Reward mine is home again after.a visit to San Francisco. Mrs. Lauren Woodruff and children of Columbia Hill came up yeaterday from. Oakland where they have been visiting. Miss Mary Hoskin of Piety Hill, who has been quite ill for the past ten days with an attack of influenza, is now slowly improving. Iiness of Jas. Northway. A.O. Cook, formerly of this city arrived in San Francisco Sunday from Alaska. He says that when he left Skaguay James A. Northway, who used to conduct the Uuion Hotel here but has been running a ferry boat between Skaguay and Dyea, was lying at the point of death with pneumonia. At the time of Mr. Cook’s departure. it was feared he could live byt aday or two longer. —— —— The Royal ja the highest grade bakleg pewder haewn. Actual tests show toting povee] third farther thaa aay other bread. IN YOUR CALL AT For Most Fashionable Styles And Perfect Satisfaction @@MILLINERY@O As Well as Prices, oe Miss Hoeft’s, Stein's Stationery Store. EEE For the Best [lillinery YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK KEPT —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. (ee A Specialty of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Prices. gi) ——— OO OOOOOOOO OOOOOQOOOO ame day. gs. Fare $6.20. mphlet. : F. BURNS, Manager. City Transfer Co. NG AND HAULING. fo tor theatre p transpor* ity of Water. WV. WAGGONER, Scarcity 0 ineer and Surveyor. S. MINERA organ & Woberts” Hlosk. Mer ses : bo eget eas W. Dunster, B: P. %P his shortage at the rate of }00 cen’ ee as relented hope re i . : died & Son are sole agents and w : i ; ee eae, wil zt; {anor thie popular beverage in quarts,. We wish to tell you that we now have on hand White . Martin Simpson, P. P, Pingree, H. B. Ree 5? Ame supply this pop : : eegehgh . Joseph P. Kenny, Ed. Beyer, terday of peritonitis, w sinte, half pints and kegs. 6 — , t cesidence. of George Stacey. ath Conlin. Yesterday afternoon two young men Paul Schoen Coming: National Blue Duck, for Skirts: —— ma pianc will ar: nee eat. gre oy ear GI bigeye agg Pam National Blue Cheese Cloth. Guperintendent Meyers of the North t they broke in ag ata gait ehale reaee 7 Cc: i ‘Bunting. fied the owners of mines at Relief Hili Tonigit the Firemen an 4 Company I National Blue 7 end other places in Te enetien., We will meet to consider the invitation to : ~ Phe trial} The OF version of Taboe Ice stock roe 2 ar ae orratl, bela and Bowerman, A. Hartung, H. M. Place, . 92 the dollar. Lewis Wheeler, W.5. McPherren, Frank . 2 o’elock tomorrow afternoon from the vation paid to the family trade. «i1,. Shirt Waists. PN purglarized M. Shewbridge’s saloon of rive about April 20th. Leave orders at Bloomfield Mining Company bas notiCee bees, buy water from the Bloomfield ge pate in the Gi Ai B. parade We ing for Decorations. N CALOWELL, And Bunting ny that they cannot be furnis Nevada City. It is thought they torney at Law, water after the ist of May. The water not accept it. . , G ‘s 0 OW lock, Commercial Street, supply at Bowman’s Dam this season ea e g oe : Nevada City, is very short, not being more than the Has Filed a Demurrer. Respe ctfully, i ine company will. need for their own mine, This will necessitate the shutting _down of three or four mines in. that locality. —_——————— For Famiiy Use. —_—_—_— faported Walaga wine of ithe finest ajnality can be had at A. Isoard & Son’s doy the bottle, quart or. gallon. Itis an wexcellent.tonic for weak women, Old} tat js a9 his own lawyer so far as jpeople and jnvalids, and is especially . pears on the face of the document ‘intended, for family and medicinal purby him. : poses, Wines of aji kinds, cordials, li-}’ Simon Hieronimus, the brewer, against whom bis business rival Geo Gehrig recently began $20,000 slander suit, has filed a general demurrer setting Dut that the complaint does not state facts suificient to constitute a cause of action., He asks that the matter be thrown out of court. Mr. Hieronimys seppears in propria persona, ED D. MASON, Law and Notar 'y Public. LLEY BUILDING, NEVADA « : Ask for one of.our New 100 page Catalogues just from the hands of the printer. F. SIMONDS, nd Counselor at Law If don’t get one by mail : . you don't g y TIC IX THE TATE Ak send in your name and we ED SEARLS, ind Counselor at Law. will gladly forward one to ae ALL THE COURTS oe dress. Basebali Voings. your ad "The First People in Nevada County j slowest prices. all aati bs : oe quors, ete naneneroc eich toon Manager Rogers is trying to get the OOS SDPODIOD 8999999999959 M. WALLING, Artistic Decorations. Athletics of Sacramento to come up . LOOK our FOR OUR to use a Catalogue. ney : at : Law, a8 nM Bistelder, in tt {be basement of . next Sunday and play the Nevada Olty's a ager a : ota Narada St 2 i the Cone ae aa ool Othe from next Sunday the loc Easier Display of Crime {s, Give us your business and help enterprise along. cota, Nevada Gigs ROD . arreet, is prepared to decorate resi-. one week from next andar the a , cee a ; ay dences and stores, either outside or in. will a aang joo diemond in . , Re. Pee re tae 0S: S. FORD, side,in an artistic manner, He has for . Grass Valley Pn Po The Up-to-Date Basis Houss of avian. Glenbrook Park. BR nd Counselor at Law, fings, Beer. Saan, We have by far the LARGEST STOCK OF MILLINsaie Grand Army shields, stare and lanterns, eteFine imported Cheese. Pi BUILDING, COR, COMBrass tected ERY IN TOWN, and the stamp of newness is on everything: ey § em A resin, . asus gimtme cacee . LEGG & SHAW COMPANY ALLER’S : ease 5 finest lot of im mpt you Fr . Goods, : Ric rv EDGE" 5 Take overt arenes ic Facies heasiag ee aiid Swiss cheese. @ sion. _ ee tg Re pees ts Salt the Tinea, oo Rees coat ’ BEER’ uses neporaale Boao themarket, <opll, . Q memes: teed . B MRS. FISHER, Broa % AE Sweeney, the O. K. painters and par) ever <2 —— SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, ‘ ¥ : Oo) +)\() ee : se Nengerate do your work, St : = . 6595095950999 5955099999059 . OOOOOOOO © — pescorsod . ROS., Grass Valley, Agents. . Robin Hood. — s : ve orders with ee : os : mmon, Nevada a. -.