April 12, 1904 (4 pages)

ave a full line es mmed at $1.25. ves, embroidery in and see the on 8 trip throughout Ty just the hat yuu are ay. You will be surliner of Nevada Oity, Street. . tS" Sccrentifically IARMACY = . we ) or Steel . ved Wife. April 11.—Because he his wife, who commitRedding about a year te, a balf-breed Indian, anum route Sunday at iis city. ARSHAL— SHEARER yunced as a candidate for City Marsbal, subject to e people of Nevada Oity. day, May 2, 1904. ay Work joally. Also Refining. fail orders. i. ROSEWALL, Broad Street. DA THEATRE NIGHT ONLY ADL est eventof the seasun 3 Favorite Comedienne [L IRVING ent James K. Hackett sensational success iE TRANSCRIP lr. a < LODAY.:.200iee “APRIL, 12, 1904 STAAL METI ly Record of the Doings of Our People. F. Painter came over from Trac¢his morning. A. Bender arrived here this mornrom San Francisco. ; bhn Sherritt, one of Trackee’s leadbusiness men, was @ welcome ari here today. F. Danden came up from Sacraito this morning. F, Littlefield, the mining opera‘took his departure this morning the metropolis. B. Power, deputy Attorney-Genwho has been here on legal busi, returned to San Francisco this ing. , B. Grow of Marysville was in ) yesterday. , J. N. Ivey left thia morning for hiteville. orge MoOarthy, D. E. Poor, J. G. }and J. 9. Poor were over from Bet yesterday. rry Kite was down from Wasehmm yesterday. ink H. Hall bas returned from Creek. printendent James H., Englieh fs ‘from Graniteville. iB. Irwin, the millwright, left orning for Washington. Clara Wilson has returned ‘Wheatland. . Miller is over from the San midge. Ntam Buck of Moores Flat was last evening. -and Mrs. W. E. Williams are from Washington. Al Seaman returned last evenfom a visit to San Francisco. tries MoIntosh of North Bloomwas in town yegterday. ; and Mrs. O. L. Canfield arrived. San Francisco ye.terday. jes Dower, who is suffering witb fouia, was slightly improved 4 nBy. ynce Landsbarg has retarned R slief Hill. i . McCutcheon, the San Franttorney, who has been up at } Ridge on minivg business, rebhere last evening and left this hig to San Francisco, © Kelleher Sr. came down from Neton yesterday . Halstead, superintendent of icelsior Ditch Company, was up imartsville yesterday. Phil Derrig and children, who een visiting here, returned to iome at North Bloomfield yesterand Mrs. John Curnow have reFfrom their honeymoon trip. Jenson and Juliue Benson of flown, New York, went up to county yesterday on mining Fus Marovitch received a teleseterday notifying him of the {iness of his cousin at Fresno jnesting him to be at the bedMoody of Los Augeles, Mrs. d of Smartsville and Mrs. Oaland daughter of Chico are visheir old-time friend, Mre. Mark 8. rvisor E. T. Worthley left this bg for a.tour of inspection of da in bie district. ‘Kuouse of Santa Ana arrived sthis morning on 9 visit to her ier, Mra, Edwin Warner. “McKaig of Sacramento arrived et evening. fentworth is here from Georgenck of Moores Fiat is in town, . Rosenstade of Obicago is visitcity. Mdlander of San Frandisco is bu:ivess trip. McCray, from San Francieco, 4 in the sights of the county ob erts, car dispatcher on the reet line of the United RailB Francisco, arrived bere this . o be in attendance at the . perity and wedded felicity, J. F. Hook, treasurer; A. H. Tickell, Of. Happenings of Interest in and Around This ‘Section. — City Trustee Charlies E. Tegler was out yesterday soliciting signatures to petitions to have R. H.Tarner, Dr. GO, W. Chapman and Dr. J. F. Shaw placed on the ticket as trustees at the coming city election. The petitions, which were freely signed, were filed with Oity Olerk Peard today. The terms of Messrs. Peard, Chapman and Tarner are to expire. ¥ The Nevada County Gas end Electric Company, in-their changed advt. this evening, are offering extra and rare inducements to contemplated gas .consumere. Look at their ad. and see what you can obtain at very little coat, Mrs. Jobn Mitten, formerly of this city and for many yearga resident of Piety Hill, died at San Francisco last Saturday, cancer being the céuse of her-demise. She was the relict of the late John Mitten and was aged about 60 years. One daughter and two grandchildren survive her. William Grimes, formerly 0’ this city, and Miss Lizzie Pepper were married at Tonopah Sunday. Mr. Grimes has many friends here who will wish him and his bride abundance of prosFrancis Hook Fisher, an early day resident of this city, died last Satarday at Alameda. Whena resident of this place be conducted the National Hotel barber shop. Deceased was a native of Nashua, N. H.,and aged 78 years, 2 months and 8days. A wife and three grown sons survive him, besides two step-daughters. At their meeting last evening Golden Rule Relief Olub, No. 1, I1,0.0 F., elected the following officers: J. H. Polmere, president; T. J. Oalanan, vice-president; G. A. Gray, secretary; M. D., physician. REED “HE (Ss. Isabel Irving the Comedienne, to be Seen Friday Evening. A star quite new to this part. of the country is announced for next Friday evening at the Nevada Theater, when Isabel Irving, long known as one of the cleverest of American comediennes will be seen here fer the firet time as Virginia Oarvel in Winston Oharebill’s dramatization of his famous novel, “The Orisis.” Miss Irving was for many years the most popular woman player in New York. Asleading women at the famous old Lyceum stock company she won literally hundreds of thousands of friends and later in the same position with Jobn Drew she added to her pgpularity. The demand for her services had kept Miss Irving ia New York and away from the road for nearly ten years. During the past two seasons she has been starring under the management of James K. Hackett in “The Orisis,” having begun her career as a estar within a few monthe from the time Mr. Hackett made bis firet production of this very successfal play, when’ it was found “The Crisis” really needed a women star for the leading part rather than a map. So great was Miss Irving’s success in this part that ut the beginning of the present seasop, Mr. Hackett announced that he would relinguieh all rights in “The Crisis” to her, and seek a new play for himeelf. So far this season Mise Irving has played in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wasbington, Pittsburg, Detroit, Olevelaud, St. Louie and other cities almost as large. Ber success has been something extraordinary. She will shortly take “The Crisis” to the Pacific coast for the firet tim6, where it is expected that the play will create the furore it has in all other parts of this country, ee Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated b A marriage license has been: iesaed at San Francisco to Robert EB. Orowley and Mrs, Olaire Lb. Dunnicliff, daughter of John Dunnicliff of this city. -. The committee, who had charge of the masquerade ball given’by the Nevada County Promotion at Grasse Valley tast Friday evening, held a meeting last evening and reported a net gain of $178 80. The committee was invited to attend the “Promotion dinner” to be given in the Palace hotel at San Francisco. on Saturday evening, the ‘B0tb instant, under the auspices of the Oalifornia Promotion Committee. The bill of P. G. Scadden for salary and, expenses in collecting the mineral exhibit, amounting to .$117 25, was allowed. A warrant for $500 was ordered drawn i favor of Samuel Butler, who will have charge of the coun ty’s exhibit at St. Louis and who will leave for there witbin the next few days. W. F. Englebright, 0. F. Braytop, B. 8, Rector and Samuel Butler were authorized to sign a contract with the Damy TransonreT for 80,000 booklets for $480. ae James H. Rosewall, the Broad street aseayer and metallurgist, who hes been quite ill for a few days, is now able to be out and attend to business. By his advertisement to be found in another colamn of the TRansonipr it will be seen that Mr. Rosewall advertises to do all classes of assaying and refining, and will fill country orders by mail promptly and satisfactorily. An enthusiastic meeting was held by Piety Hill Fire Company last night. The boys are preparing for the coming observance of our natal day and last night decided to procure belts to go already been secared. The fire fighters of the Hill are going to be in: “‘the swim” and they will no doubt present a natty. appearance when they sally forth in their brigbt new uniforms. With the ald of a microscope any one can see what appears to be a gilt edge on the best steel, but a blind man cap discover a “gilt edge” on the best whisky—"Old Gilt Edge.” CASTORIA For Infants and The Kind You Have Always Bought SHREVE & CO. Stationery. Invie tations to Weddings and all other social occasions. mouncements. Marriage anReception and visite Correspondence cards embellished with Monograms. Samples and estimatessent upon e e @q u e 8 t. ing cards. WATCHES that bear the stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” SHREVE & COMPANY, Manuface turers, Jewelers and Silversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS SAN FRANCISCO Free Gas yet nearly ® month off, Los Angeles is} already beginniug to fill with minie-j7 ters and representatives of the various with their caps and gbirts, which have . _ Tiongh the Methodlet Conference is religious organizations connected with the Methodist Obarch and headqaarters of various depaftmente are opening all over the city. It is a question whether Oalifornia as yet begins to realize what a tremendous gathering this ig to be for no ‘one cutside of the local committee seems to have any thopght that this gathering will be one of the greatest ever entertained on the Preparations are being. made to handsomely decorate the streets with banners, pendants and national colors; the park commiesioners are arranging special floral desig-s in honor of they visiting delegates; the old Chamber of Commeree Building jhae been engaged by the missionary cociety for an exhibit which will cover 28,000 feet of floor space; Hazard’s Pavilion where the main sessions are to be held, is being remodele'} and hanisomely decorated at an expense of $11,000; the Ohamber of Commerce has raised $15,000, and the Methodist churches $10,000> for the entertainment of the visitors. : The great course of lectures which has been arranged will open with 8 concert on the evening of May 34d, in which a chorus.of over 700 voices is being trained in Los Angeles and adjacent cities under the leadership of Prof. H, Barnhart, will appear, assisted by the Philbarmontce Orchestra under the direction of Herr Arnold Kruass, the solo parts. of ths oratorios being teken by the leading soloists on the Pacific Coast. Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the cioge of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : WHEAT AND BABLEY. Milling Wheat....----6 Barley ...ssccccccn WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley....San Francisco Gas and Elec. MINING STOCKS, 6 25, Sierra Nevada. Gould & Our. a Ballion Best & Bel. .2 Exchequer. Con. Oal & Va.1 75\. \Seg Belcher. . 42)\Overman eeneeee wee cece se BSVVOPUMIAL acosoes eseoate eecsetes Potos Hele & Nor. ‘Orown Point. Yellow Jacket. eesece Male Help Wanted. Wawrsp—Experienced insuranca soliclicitorsjin each town in California by a pew Life Associatiou. Exclusive territory for those who start now. Big money now and in fatare, Addrese Secretary, P. O. Box, Los Angeles, Cal. apll-8t If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 quality drop in and see Wm. Harry. ff —-7@e. ItSaved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Grarge, G. uffered for six months witb a frightful ranning sore on his leg, bat writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly curedit in five days. For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure eee Only 25 cts. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Drug gist. WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you Service for 60 Days Only a 06 a Better take advantage of it. One week has passed already. The 60days For instance take a look at the watch ‘that Tam now making 4 specialty of. It ie dust proof and guaranteed for hard usege, Waltham movement for . Only $6.00. It ig solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it.Expert Wateh Repairing fallen heir to an it ia necessary that the same will be eettied to the satisfaction of all ties concerned, when his whereabouts become known. W. W. Welch of Helena, Montane, will pay a reward of $60 for the desired information. San Joss, April 11.—Jarors for the second triel of William J. Singleton for the killing of Simon. Bojorques some months ago are being drawn. Joe Benjamin, one of the principal witnesses, has left town. Funeral Tomorrow The funeral of the late Stephen will take place from the family residence on Piety-Hill at 2.0’-lock tomorrow (Weduesday) afternoon under the auspices of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. 0.0 F. = acieial i. Regarding Funds t. the State Board of Examiners in repi ae ' Sacramento, April 11,—W. T. Ranjail, Saperintendent of the Preston School of Industry at Ione, was in this city today conferring with members of gard to funds for sappliies of the school. Some of the buildings of the me) Stabbed Himself. Grongerown, April 11.—Marcellas Hantoen, who was committed to the ineane asylum Satarday tried to commit suicide todey by stabbing bhimeelt in the neck six times with a pocket knife. Huntoen is a pioneer, having located at Georgetown in 1849, and he nore ne a ee ———— nme Samuel Wolford of the lamber firm of King & Wolford, will remove with his family to this city. and they will teke up their residence on Grove atreet. Mrs. Wolford and daughter, Mise Clara, are up from Oolfax today making the necessary arrangements, ‘ehip of the school is increasing and Roberts, whe died yesterday morning, . . sghool were burned out last month and) will have to be refitted. The member-y is one of the oldest Odd Fellows in the State, having joined the Order in Philadelphia in 1847. N. $.G. W. Meeling Hydraulic Perlor, No. 56, N. 8 G. W., will hold their regular weekly meeting at Pythian Oastle this. evenlog. All members are requested to be present as business of importance is to be considered. TenderedReception Mrs. F. J. Huson of this city, mother. of Al Huson, who hae been spending the winter in Redding, Shasta county, was tendered a reception and banquet last week at that place by the Ladies of the Maccabees. Mrs. Huson will return to ber home in this city this week. how nambers 129, } ‘ -Asphyxiated. Naw Youu, April 12.—Rev. Joseph Long, aged 70 years, a member of the Methodiet conference session here, was asphyxiated by gas in his apartments at the Miller Hotel Saturday. Dr. A. H. Tickell yesterday rem oved the bandages and eplinte from the band of Thomas J, Oaleanan, which was painfully injured in the Marchte mine ‘on March 17th. Aside from a slight etiffnese of the finger, which will gradually be overcome, the injury will soon heal up. ~ Fine Belts and Hat Bands. I. 0. O. F. Funeral. = The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., are requested to meet at their hall at 1 p. m. Wedneeday, April 18th, to attend the funeral of Brother Stephen Roberts of Placer Lodge, No. 88. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. O. E. WHITTUM, N. G. @. A. GRAY, R. 8. Jas. Cairns, the well known harness and saddilery dealer, has now in stock a fine line of gents’ and boys’ belts and hat bands, for the summer trade. Price from 85 cente ap. Enil Krese’s iy —_ California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand arouses sluggish livers, : relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drugFt ant be Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain, “One dose of sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuraigia, 255 aud 10c a box. For eale by H. Dickerman, Sole Agent. — a — wenend gists and grocers, 25c. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OYA . Absolutely Pure IT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH at all times, saneleaea ssleehiiialidiiidiaiibianinacesia ———— A NM A A, ek aR Rae “. DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. A TI eg a 5 Wall Paper, Linoleums New Carpet New Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting ha ! ——s Gorham Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glass > > Blouse and In Sterling Silver. New and pretty. Just got bere. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop in and see them when passing by our store. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings yA seinen of interest in and aroand Nevada City. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olcy Colgate’s Floating Waist Seis. Bath Soap We have just rezeived a carload of all the latest styles in carpete, wall paper, linoleom and Mattinugs. Oall and get our prices. No ifoatie to susw ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. = ecemeurmeaa The Good Old Summer time has passed ‘ —————____—_____ ] HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and, the “ cuisine at the National are not IN NES ND * —But the—WOODP CKER CICAR. equalled by any hotel in Northern Cali= city 08 for nia. NATION AL Electric lights and cold’ water yeoto® Return call bells, Bath Room Suits aah Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank is nere in the building. to stay “THE HOME OF 'GOoD) LIVERS” . — a) —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md. Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR Che Best in town. © J0f00)94 Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. FISH FOR ALL. bis father, the late Stephen of the year : John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol-. wili be before you know it and . ‘ ns of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lowes “T was 2 ae condition. los you'll kick youreelt because you . end all work guaranteed. and lots of it too. All kinds— U . . ekin was almost yellow, my eyes , : : ‘ ‘ : C q ; S S bf Piety Hill, who was taken eunken, ton e costed, pain contin dido’t take up our offer E. ye s CLEMO aby . enign Loa FIVER in cans, smoked, dried, etc. y in beck an es, DO appe eee muha. * ered can oes brn a weaker day by, day. rates Absolutely Free . corner a or a . pais around and see our large cz every feverish, = Vas advised to ‘se Electric Bitters . Thats our ear, dul padeat ss iopall {T FLOATS stock of canned goods, such as Pa wal er deckded porcine men by Fe iemas tuele gas range and pat it in Shape tog eat Cc d Sal ‘Mack 1. Sardi company 60 0: ° x d "t rge you a cent for — . nes. most beautjfal theatre, n° of another victim.” No one should do this for sixty days merely to intro} 5 25 te pepper is black with . fail to try them. Only 60 cente, guar-. 200° Ess as ® suinmet eis 10 Cents a Cake Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. off; different flavor, of . *mteed, et W. D. Vinton’s drag store. . Ranges Sold Below Cost Wholeeale and retail dealers in ~ -$1.50, $1 and 760. Obildrea eats on sale at Foley’s. ear and Healthful That is below what others can buy them for. Because our compsny buys them in carload lots direct from the factory. Get inside prices, saves wholesalers’ commissions. Come in and talk thie over with us. Remember, gas is the coolest and most pote ae fuel in the world for summer, ovale Conny Gas & Ear, JOHN WERRY, Manager. » There is little demand Eosts too much. There one mill in the world; io’s Best is its finest , [There’s another way ng the coat off; se Fhat’s cheaper. N Hon it?}] ’ hing always and everywhere, 3 for 25 Cents We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies, Also a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters . Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery ts J. JACKSON, Proprie*or Commercial Street Fire Department Meeting. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Nevada City Fire Department will be held at’ 8 o’clock thie evening atthe Hall of Pennsyvanis Engine Company. Business of im. A. K. Suut,, Obief Engineer. Fine Liquors $ Cigars, Porcelain Bath Ta Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sample Roome for the accommodation of Traveling Men, al attention paid to Oommer. Men and Transient trade. . that Everybody likes. Made from the finest . A spe Family trade. Jost tbe the coming hot weetber. 30 BREWERY, IL. HOFFMAN, Propriets Bverything Striely igh Clas. BROAD STREET UISINE a Special feature. Return Call Bells. Electric lights. bs. One , —_— AT—— DICKERMAN’S be .

ave a full line es mmed at $1.25. ves, embroidery in and see the on 8 trip throughout Ty just the hat yuu are ay. You will be surliner of Nevada Oity, Street. . tS" Sccrentifically IARMACY = . we ) or Steel . ved Wife. April 11.—Because he his wife, who commitRedding about a year te, a balf-breed Indian, anum route Sunday at iis city. ARSHAL— SHEARER yunced as a candidate for City Marsbal, subject to e people of Nevada Oity. day, May 2, 1904. ay Work joally. Also Refining. fail orders. i. ROSEWALL, Broad Street. DA THEATRE NIGHT ONLY ADL est eventof the seasun 3 Favorite Comedienne [L IRVING ent James K. Hackett sensational success iE TRANSCRIP lr. a < LODAY.:.200iee “APRIL, 12, 1904 STAAL METI ly Record of the Doings of Our People. F. Painter came over from Trac¢his morning. A. Bender arrived here this mornrom San Francisco. ; bhn Sherritt, one of Trackee’s leadbusiness men, was @ welcome ari here today. F. Danden came up from Sacraito this morning. F, Littlefield, the mining opera‘took his departure this morning the metropolis. B. Power, deputy Attorney-Genwho has been here on legal busi, returned to San Francisco this ing. , B. Grow of Marysville was in ) yesterday. , J. N. Ivey left thia morning for hiteville. orge MoOarthy, D. E. Poor, J. G. }and J. 9. Poor were over from Bet yesterday. rry Kite was down from Wasehmm yesterday. ink H. Hall bas returned from Creek. printendent James H., Englieh fs ‘from Graniteville. iB. Irwin, the millwright, left orning for Washington. Clara Wilson has returned ‘Wheatland. . Miller is over from the San midge. Ntam Buck of Moores Flat was last evening. -and Mrs. W. E. Williams are from Washington. Al Seaman returned last evenfom a visit to San Francisco. tries MoIntosh of North Bloomwas in town yegterday. ; and Mrs. O. L. Canfield arrived. San Francisco ye.terday. jes Dower, who is suffering witb fouia, was slightly improved 4 nBy. ynce Landsbarg has retarned R slief Hill. i . McCutcheon, the San Franttorney, who has been up at } Ridge on minivg business, rebhere last evening and left this hig to San Francisco, © Kelleher Sr. came down from Neton yesterday . Halstead, superintendent of icelsior Ditch Company, was up imartsville yesterday. Phil Derrig and children, who een visiting here, returned to iome at North Bloomfield yesterand Mrs. John Curnow have reFfrom their honeymoon trip. Jenson and Juliue Benson of flown, New York, went up to county yesterday on mining Fus Marovitch received a teleseterday notifying him of the {iness of his cousin at Fresno jnesting him to be at the bedMoody of Los Augeles, Mrs. d of Smartsville and Mrs. Oaland daughter of Chico are visheir old-time friend, Mre. Mark 8. rvisor E. T. Worthley left this bg for a.tour of inspection of da in bie district. ‘Kuouse of Santa Ana arrived sthis morning on 9 visit to her ier, Mra, Edwin Warner. “McKaig of Sacramento arrived et evening. fentworth is here from Georgenck of Moores Fiat is in town, . Rosenstade of Obicago is visitcity. Mdlander of San Frandisco is bu:ivess trip. McCray, from San Francieco, 4 in the sights of the county ob erts, car dispatcher on the reet line of the United RailB Francisco, arrived bere this . o be in attendance at the . perity and wedded felicity, J. F. Hook, treasurer; A. H. Tickell, Of. Happenings of Interest in and Around This ‘Section. — City Trustee Charlies E. Tegler was out yesterday soliciting signatures to petitions to have R. H.Tarner, Dr. GO, W. Chapman and Dr. J. F. Shaw placed on the ticket as trustees at the coming city election. The petitions, which were freely signed, were filed with Oity Olerk Peard today. The terms of Messrs. Peard, Chapman and Tarner are to expire. ¥ The Nevada County Gas end Electric Company, in-their changed advt. this evening, are offering extra and rare inducements to contemplated gas .consumere. Look at their ad. and see what you can obtain at very little coat, Mrs. Jobn Mitten, formerly of this city and for many yearga resident of Piety Hill, died at San Francisco last Saturday, cancer being the céuse of her-demise. She was the relict of the late John Mitten and was aged about 60 years. One daughter and two grandchildren survive her. William Grimes, formerly 0’ this city, and Miss Lizzie Pepper were married at Tonopah Sunday. Mr. Grimes has many friends here who will wish him and his bride abundance of prosFrancis Hook Fisher, an early day resident of this city, died last Satarday at Alameda. Whena resident of this place be conducted the National Hotel barber shop. Deceased was a native of Nashua, N. H.,and aged 78 years, 2 months and 8days. A wife and three grown sons survive him, besides two step-daughters. At their meeting last evening Golden Rule Relief Olub, No. 1, I1,0.0 F., elected the following officers: J. H. Polmere, president; T. J. Oalanan, vice-president; G. A. Gray, secretary; M. D., physician. REED “HE (Ss. Isabel Irving the Comedienne, to be Seen Friday Evening. A star quite new to this part. of the country is announced for next Friday evening at the Nevada Theater, when Isabel Irving, long known as one of the cleverest of American comediennes will be seen here fer the firet time as Virginia Oarvel in Winston Oharebill’s dramatization of his famous novel, “The Orisis.” Miss Irving was for many years the most popular woman player in New York. Asleading women at the famous old Lyceum stock company she won literally hundreds of thousands of friends and later in the same position with Jobn Drew she added to her pgpularity. The demand for her services had kept Miss Irving ia New York and away from the road for nearly ten years. During the past two seasons she has been starring under the management of James K. Hackett in “The Orisis,” having begun her career as a estar within a few monthe from the time Mr. Hackett made bis firet production of this very successfal play, when’ it was found “The Crisis” really needed a women star for the leading part rather than a map. So great was Miss Irving’s success in this part that ut the beginning of the present seasop, Mr. Hackett announced that he would relinguieh all rights in “The Crisis” to her, and seek a new play for himeelf. So far this season Mise Irving has played in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wasbington, Pittsburg, Detroit, Olevelaud, St. Louie and other cities almost as large. Ber success has been something extraordinary. She will shortly take “The Crisis” to the Pacific coast for the firet tim6, where it is expected that the play will create the furore it has in all other parts of this country, ee Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated b A marriage license has been: iesaed at San Francisco to Robert EB. Orowley and Mrs, Olaire Lb. Dunnicliff, daughter of John Dunnicliff of this city. -. The committee, who had charge of the masquerade ball given’by the Nevada County Promotion at Grasse Valley tast Friday evening, held a meeting last evening and reported a net gain of $178 80. The committee was invited to attend the “Promotion dinner” to be given in the Palace hotel at San Francisco. on Saturday evening, the ‘B0tb instant, under the auspices of the Oalifornia Promotion Committee. The bill of P. G. Scadden for salary and, expenses in collecting the mineral exhibit, amounting to .$117 25, was allowed. A warrant for $500 was ordered drawn i favor of Samuel Butler, who will have charge of the coun ty’s exhibit at St. Louis and who will leave for there witbin the next few days. W. F. Englebright, 0. F. Braytop, B. 8, Rector and Samuel Butler were authorized to sign a contract with the Damy TransonreT for 80,000 booklets for $480. ae James H. Rosewall, the Broad street aseayer and metallurgist, who hes been quite ill for a few days, is now able to be out and attend to business. By his advertisement to be found in another colamn of the TRansonipr it will be seen that Mr. Rosewall advertises to do all classes of assaying and refining, and will fill country orders by mail promptly and satisfactorily. An enthusiastic meeting was held by Piety Hill Fire Company last night. The boys are preparing for the coming observance of our natal day and last night decided to procure belts to go already been secared. The fire fighters of the Hill are going to be in: “‘the swim” and they will no doubt present a natty. appearance when they sally forth in their brigbt new uniforms. With the ald of a microscope any one can see what appears to be a gilt edge on the best steel, but a blind man cap discover a “gilt edge” on the best whisky—"Old Gilt Edge.” CASTORIA For Infants and The Kind You Have Always Bought SHREVE & CO. Stationery. Invie tations to Weddings and all other social occasions. mouncements. Marriage anReception and visite Correspondence cards embellished with Monograms. Samples and estimatessent upon e e @q u e 8 t. ing cards. WATCHES that bear the stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” SHREVE & COMPANY, Manuface turers, Jewelers and Silversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS SAN FRANCISCO Free Gas yet nearly ® month off, Los Angeles is} already beginniug to fill with minie-j7 ters and representatives of the various with their caps and gbirts, which have . _ Tiongh the Methodlet Conference is religious organizations connected with the Methodist Obarch and headqaarters of various depaftmente are opening all over the city. It is a question whether Oalifornia as yet begins to realize what a tremendous gathering this ig to be for no ‘one cutside of the local committee seems to have any thopght that this gathering will be one of the greatest ever entertained on the Preparations are being. made to handsomely decorate the streets with banners, pendants and national colors; the park commiesioners are arranging special floral desig-s in honor of they visiting delegates; the old Chamber of Commeree Building jhae been engaged by the missionary cociety for an exhibit which will cover 28,000 feet of floor space; Hazard’s Pavilion where the main sessions are to be held, is being remodele'} and hanisomely decorated at an expense of $11,000; the Ohamber of Commerce has raised $15,000, and the Methodist churches $10,000> for the entertainment of the visitors. : The great course of lectures which has been arranged will open with 8 concert on the evening of May 34d, in which a chorus.of over 700 voices is being trained in Los Angeles and adjacent cities under the leadership of Prof. H, Barnhart, will appear, assisted by the Philbarmontce Orchestra under the direction of Herr Arnold Kruass, the solo parts. of ths oratorios being teken by the leading soloists on the Pacific Coast. Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the cioge of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : WHEAT AND BABLEY. Milling Wheat.......----6 Barley .....ssccccccn WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley........San Francisco Gas and Elec.. MINING STOCKS, 6 25, Sierra Nevada. Gould & Our. a Ballion Best & Bel.. .2 Exchequer.. Con. Oal & Va.1 75\. \Seg Belcher.. . 42)\Overman eeneeee wee cece se BSVVOPUMIAL acosoes

eseoate eecsetes Potos Hele & Nor. ‘Orown Point.. Yellow Jacket. eesece Male Help Wanted. Wawrsp—Experienced insuranca soliclicitorsjin each town in California by a pew Life Associatiou. Exclusive territory for those who start now. Big money now and in fatare, Addrese Secretary, P. O. Box, Los Angeles, Cal. apll-8t If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 quality drop in and see Wm. Harry. ff —-7@e. ItSaved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Grarge, G. uffered for six months witb a frightful ranning sore on his leg, bat writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly curedit in five days. For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure eee Only 25 cts. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Drug gist. WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you Service for 60 Days Only a 06 a Better take advantage of it. One week has passed already. The 60days For instance take a look at the watch ‘that Tam now making 4 specialty of. It ie dust proof and guaranteed for hard usege, Waltham movement for . Only $6.00.. It ig solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it.Expert Wateh Repairing fallen heir to an it ia necessary that the same will be eettied to the satisfaction of all ties concerned, when his whereabouts become known. W. W. Welch of Helena, Montane, will pay a reward of $60 for the desired information. San Joss, April 11.—Jarors for the second triel of William J. Singleton for the killing of Simon. Bojorques some months ago are being drawn. Joe Benjamin, one of the principal witnesses, has left town. Funeral Tomorrow The funeral of the late Stephen will take place from the family residence on Piety-Hill at 2.0’-lock tomorrow (Weduesday) afternoon under the auspices of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. 0.0 F. = acieial i. Regarding Funds t. the State Board of Examiners in repi ae ' Sacramento, April 11,—W. T. Ranjail, Saperintendent of the Preston School of Industry at Ione, was in this city today conferring with members of gard to funds for sappliies of the school. Some of the buildings of the me) Stabbed Himself. Grongerown, April 11.—Marcellas Hantoen, who was committed to the ineane asylum Satarday tried to commit suicide todey by stabbing bhimeelt in the neck six times with a pocket knife. Huntoen is a pioneer, having located at Georgetown in 1849, and he nore ne a ee ———— nme Samuel Wolford of the lamber firm of King & Wolford, will remove with his family to this city. and they will teke up their residence on Grove atreet. Mrs. Wolford and daughter, Mise Clara, are up from Oolfax today making the necessary arrangements, ‘ehip of the school is increasing and Roberts, whe died yesterday morning, . . sghool were burned out last month and) will have to be refitted. The member-y is one of the oldest Odd Fellows in the State, having joined the Order in Philadelphia in 1847. N. $.G. W. Meeling Hydraulic Perlor, No. 56, N. 8 G. W., will hold their regular weekly meeting at Pythian Oastle this. evenlog. All members are requested to be present as business of importance is to be considered. TenderedReception Mrs. F. J. Huson of this city, mother. of Al Huson, who hae been spending the winter in Redding, Shasta county, was tendered a reception and banquet last week at that place by the Ladies of the Maccabees. Mrs. Huson will return to ber home in this city this week. how nambers 129, } ‘ -Asphyxiated. Naw Youu, April 12.—Rev. Joseph Long, aged 70 years, a member of the Methodiet conference session here, was asphyxiated by gas in his apartments at the Miller Hotel Saturday. Dr. A. H. Tickell yesterday rem oved the bandages and eplinte from the band of Thomas J, Oaleanan, which was painfully injured in the Marchte mine ‘on March 17th. Aside from a slight etiffnese of the finger, which will gradually be overcome, the injury will soon heal up. ~ Fine Belts and Hat Bands. I. 0. O. F. Funeral. = The officers and members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., are requested to meet at their hall at 1 p. m. Wedneeday, April 18th, to attend the funeral of Brother Stephen Roberts of Placer Lodge, No. 88. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. O. E. WHITTUM, N. G. @. A. GRAY, R. 8. Jas. Cairns, the well known harness and saddilery dealer, has now in stock a fine line of gents’ and boys’ belts and hat bands, for the summer trade. Price from 85 cente ap. Enil Krese’s iy —_ California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand arouses sluggish livers, : relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drugFt ant be Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain, “One dose of sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, They cure neuraigia, 255 aud 10c a box. For eale by H. Dickerman, Sole Agent. — a — wenend gists and grocers, 25c. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OYA . Absolutely Pure IT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH at all times, saneleaea ssleehiiialidiiidiaiibianinacesia ———— A NM A A, ek aR Rae “. DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. A TI eg a 5 Wall Paper, Linoleums New Carpet New Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting ha ! ——s Gorham Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glass > > Blouse and In Sterling Silver. New and pretty. Just got bere. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop in and see them when passing by our store. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings yA seinen of interest in and aroand Nevada City.. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olcy Colgate’s Floating Waist Seis. Bath Soap We have just rezeived a carload of all the latest styles in carpete, wall paper, linoleom and Mattinugs. Oall and get our prices. No ifoatie to susw ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. = ecemeurmeaa The Good Old Summer time has passed ‘ —————____—_____ ] HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and, the “ cuisine at the National are not IN NES ND * —But the—WOODP CKER CICAR.. equalled by any hotel in Northern Cali= city 08 for nia. NATION AL Electric lights and cold’ water yeoto® Return call bells, Bath Room Suits aah Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank is nere in the building. to stay “THE HOME OF 'GOoD) LIVERS” . — a) —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md. Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR Che Best in town.. © J0f00)94 Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. FISH FOR ALL.. bis father, the late Stephen of the year : John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol-. wili be before you know it and . ‘ ns of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lowes “T was 2 ae condition. los you'll kick youreelt because you . end all work guaranteed. and lots of it too. All kinds— U . . ekin was almost yellow, my eyes , : : ‘ ‘ : C q ; S S bf Piety Hill, who was taken eunken, ton e costed, pain contin dido’t take up our offer E. ye s CLEMO aby . enign Loa FIVER in cans, smoked, dried, etc. y in beck an es, DO appe eee muha. * ered can oes brn a weaker day by, day. rates Absolutely Free . corner a or a . pais around and see our large cz every feverish, = Vas advised to ‘se Electric Bitters . Thats our ear, dul padeat ss iopall {T FLOATS stock of canned goods, such as Pa wal er deckded porcine men by Fe iemas tuele gas range and pat it in Shape tog eat Cc d Sal ‘Mack 1. Sardi company 60 0: ° x d "t rge you a cent for — . nes. most beautjfal theatre, n° of another victim.” No one should do this for sixty days merely to intro} 5 25 te pepper is black with . fail to try them. Only 60 cente, guar-. 200° Ess as ® suinmet eis 10 Cents a Cake Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. off; different flavor, of . *mteed, et W. D. Vinton’s drag store. . Ranges Sold Below Cost Wholeeale and retail dealers in ~ -$1.50, $1 and 760. Obildrea eats on sale at Foley’s. ear and Healthful That is below what others can buy them for. Because our compsny buys them in carload lots direct from the factory. Get inside prices, saves wholesalers’ commissions. Come in and talk thie over with us. Remember, gas is the coolest and most pote ae fuel in the world for summer, ovale Conny Gas & Ear, JOHN WERRY, Manager. » There is little demand Eosts too much. There one mill in the world; io’s Best is its finest , [There’s another way ng the coat off; se Fhat’s cheaper. N Hon it?}] ’ hing always and everywhere, 3 for 25 Cents We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies, Also a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters . Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery ts J. JACKSON, Proprie*or Commercial Street Fire Department Meeting. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Nevada City Fire Department will be held at’ 8 o’clock thie evening atthe Hall of Pennsyvanis Engine Company. Business of im. A. K. Suut,, Obief Engineer. Fine Liquors $ Cigars, Porcelain Bath Ta Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sample Roome for the accommodation of Traveling Men, al attention paid to Oommer. Men and Transient trade. .. that Everybody likes. Made from the finest . A spe Family trade. Jost tbe the coming hot weetber. 30 BREWERY, IL. HOFFMAN, Propriets Bverything Striely igh Clas. BROAD STREET UISINE a Special feature. Return Call Bells. Electric lights. bs. One , —_— AT—— DICKERMAN’S be .