April 13, 1903 (4 pages)

_ NEVADA sen atte = tine Re kn eile ane ike City Datty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN,.Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. ———_—__—_—_—_ canned —— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION tyMem, . + + + $6 Por Year . By Carrier, ° . 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City MONDAY .. Pea Rete era wrererscesse oo 60s ee Why ES 055% 8060 April 13, 1903" PERSOMAL MENTION” SIERRA COUNTY Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Manager W. H. Dunlep of the Lecompton mine, left this’morning for a business trip to San Francisco. _.ilira.A, Maltmano, who bas been here . on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gault, returned to San Francisco this morning. A. G. Turner; who has been to Qaaker Hill on a visit to his parents, retarned to San Francisco this morning. Mrs. James Osirns and son, Cecil, Jeft this morning for a vist to Sap * Francisco. ; Nat. P. Brown, proprietor of the Eventne Transonirt, left this morning for San Francisco for the benefit of his health. , Geo, —-O;--Gaylerd, the--wellknown grocery man, left this morning for Sacramento for the benefit of his health. Vice-President Peter Johnson of the N.O. N. G. BR. R. was in town today. B. F. Snell, who has been to You Bet oD @ visit to his son, returned Saturday. Julian Sontag returned yesterday to San Francisco, T. E. Hanson, who has been here on a visit.to relatives, returned last. evening to Oakland. Dr. F. 8. Conlan, who hag been here on a visit to his parents, returned last evening to San Francisco. Mies Annie Coughlan, who has been héré Gn a visit to her mother, has .re“turned to Sacramento ~— Bee Lee, -& 8. Bord left this moraing for Baa Francisco to attend the Grand Chapter of Royal. Aroh Mesone. “+ “ R. J. Bennetts and wife left yesterday for a visit to San Francisco, F, L. Cole, proprietor of the Mountain House, was a visitor here Saturday. Mrs. William Silva and family of North Bloomfield are visiting the lady’s parents at Willow Valley, L. GC. Pingree of Pleasant Ridge was visiting in Nevada Oity Sstarday. F.B. Vose left yesterday for Oakland to sttend the funeral of his brother-in law, the late James G. Hanford. ; Miss Della Borlace is visiting friends at Rough and Ready. First Anniversary. Prince Albert Lodge, No. 462, Sons of St. George, at their regular meeting Saturday eyening initiated two new members and received several applications from prospective members. This lodge is continually growing and is today one of the largest orders in the city. The meetings are generally well attended and Saturday evening a large namber were present. After the business of the evening was concluded the * following programme was rendered : Song—Mark L. Roberts. Remarke—Rev. J. Sims. Song—C. Temby Jr Remwarks—Cbarles Temby. Next Satarday is the first anniverssry of the O der in this city and the members propuse to fittingly celebrate the occasion. A special meetiog has been called to perfect arrangements for making the anniversary one long to be remembered by the members, The roster now contains 186 names, Rev. J. Sims. pastor of the Congregational Church, was present and extended an invitation to the lodge -t6 attend special services at his charch which will be beld in their honor, By @ uvanimous vote the invitation was’ accepted. eee Loveland is now selling his famou bread at five cente a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you willalways “1 oR it. r v6-tf Items of Interest Taken from Satorday’s Messenger. An interesting engagement that was recently announced is that of Mises Mabel Josephine Harland of San Francisco, daughter of Mrs. Hester HarTand, formerly of Downleville, to Philip . Read Bradley. Mr Bradley is a graduate of the University of Oalifornia, and has recently returned from a trip around the world. At present he bas interests in a large copper mine in the province of Ontario, Oanada. The wedding will probably take place in New York. Dennis O'Keefe, an old resident of Sierra City, dled at Fournier’s place, Cherokee Flat, on Wednesday, April 8th. He wasa miner by occupation. Deceased was a native of Ireland and aged 76 years. The funeral took place at Sierra City Satarday morning, Rev. Father Dermody officiating. Frank R. Wehe has been elected by Downieville Parlor, No. 92.N. 8. G. W., as a delegate to the Grand Parlor, which meets the latter part of this month. Jadge Soward of Downieville has accepted the appointment as attorney for the Boca and Loyalton R. R. Oo., the Loyalton Lumber Company and as Oity Attorney for the town of Loyalton. He will make hie fatare home at Loyaltop, but will also have a brausb office at Downieville. David ¥. Meikeljohn’ of Sierra City “Was Matried et thet place” Weduesday, to Miss Bertha Bowell of Amador City. The ceremony was performed at the M. E. Church ‘parsonage by the Rev. D. was bridesmaid and A. H Stephens was best man. The happy couple will make their fature home at Sierra City Lald 10 Rest. All that was mortal of the late Mrs. Oharles E. Wild was consigned to mother earth yesterday afternoon. Rev. William Angwin of the Methodist Church conducted the services at both the. house and cemetery. He apoke in an impressive and eloquent manner of the dead lady and extolled her virtues ag befitted one who was ever a faithful wife and loviog mother. The funeral cortege was a large one, many friends and acquaintances following the remains to Pine Grove cemetery. The bearers of the pall were O. J. Naffziger, O. J. Brand, J. M. Hadley, W.G. Richards, A. Hartung,»J. Cairns W. F. Englebright. A Great Sensation, There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that place, who was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He writes: I endured insufferable agonies from Asthma but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a co.uplete: cure. Similar cares of Oonsumption, Poeamonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous, It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial bottles free. Murder of Speech Is stuttering, stammering. Melbourne Institate (pateats protected), Van Ness and Market, San Francisco (Los Angeles branch), guaranteed cure by celebrated Auetralian system, or fees refunded, fares repaid. Stammerers are ‘sensitive, slow to act, Friends are true; real friends who quickly send addresses—confidential. Special rates 60 days. N»> immorality or dissipation tolerated. ' 2 _~Ho, for the MASQUEADE!, 444444 Masks, Wigs, Whiskers, WJoustaches, and Material for Grimming Fancy Costumes -CRAWEORD'S. a 'W, Caifee. Miss Elizabeth Thomson CE DRE THEIR DEMANDS They Insist Upon the Arbitrators to Meet and Take Testimony. Will Share Expense. this morning presented their demands to the officials of the 9 44> San Francisco, April 13.—The Carmen’s Committee United Railroads. They insist upon having an arbitrator’s meeting here to take testimony of both sides to the controversy and agree to share the expenses ‘accruing from this proceeding. The committee has decided not to press the question of hiring or discharging men at the present time. The reply of the corporation is expected in a few days. Big Strike at the Jackson Mines. jing-man,.accompanied him.Together . >o. £24 Jackson, Amador county, district. the miners, hence the strike was declared this morning in all the mines within Jackson The companies declined to concede the demands of paralysed business and everything is at a standstill. PR RPE REE HE FS Warship Reina Christiana Raised. April 13.—A general strike . This action has completely found in the hull of the ship. fifteen shells. The Government will in all Spain with the remains of the Sa a ne Saperintendent L. P. Poundstone arrived here last evening from San Francisco, and left this. morning for Wasbington. D. J. Coughlan left this morning for Downieviile. i W. &. Corbiene arrived here last evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for Downieville. : W. Davey arrived here last evening from Aogels Camp and left this morning for Foreet City. Frank Reader is over from Sweetland. Jaan. Misses Lizzie Neffziger and Ina Cooper srrivéd here Saturday from Nortb Bloomfield to attend the Teachers’ Institute. In H Dickerman’s sbow window is a model of a mining shaft, with the cage being raised and lowered by a toy engine, It Stacts considerable attention, Good Meats. Co}ley Brothers bave the very bes! of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times : —— . m1 BS5 . . RWALLACE . Silverwaer Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have a comp'ste line at very low prices. GJ. BRAKD Broad Street. Manta, April 13.—The warship Reina Christian, which was sunk by Admiral Dewey in the late war with Spain, was floated yesterday. The skeletons of eighty of her crew were warship disclosed the fact that the hull had been pierced by BOO: Otéw ts down trom You Bet. Ed German is over from North San . Further examination of the probability send a transport to sailors. —“Whtlte—Deputy—Sverif-Maertin— was bandling @ repeating shotgan in the Sheriff's office today the piece was accidentally discharged, the charge entering the floor. Fortunately no one was hurt. en Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as followe: “I was in an awful condition. My skin was almoat yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was advised to uee Electric Bitters, to my great joy, the firet bottle made a decided im provement. I contioued their use for three weeke, and am now.a well man. I know they robbed the grave. of another victim.” Noone should fsil to try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed at Vinton’s drug store. * COFFEE ROASTED DAILY — . Drink Taylor’s Commercial Blend Tea 4a + & & 60 cts per pound TAYLOR'S . Tea and Coffee House Broad street, Nevada City. Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders ster Novelties I have a special li Fres Candies for Raster, inclediog Candy . Rebbits, Toys th to please ldren. Goave and soe Poe “es Cc. E TEGLER . Was Discovered ‘pig structure, It broke out iu the roof . make a No. 1 city official. ® MICHAEL NAY 057m W000) Daniel and Samuel McAuley Left Today for Plumas Counly {0 Join the$eapehing Party. Michael McAuley of Sierra Valley, who is a brother of Daniel McAuley of this city, ia missing from his Sierra Valley home and all trace of him has) been completely lost. : Mr. McAuley came to this city éhe fore part of March to pay hia brother a visit, and after remaining here two or three weeks bid his brother farewell on the 18th day of March and took his departure on the afternoon train for bome. He went by way of Truckee. “Victor Mondo,.a friend of the missthey took the train at Truckee for their home which, to be precise, is Beckwith, situated on the line between Plumas and Sierra counties, and only six miles from Loyalton, Sierra county. ‘They reached their destination without incident, Mr. McAuley going to his house, where he lives all alone and conducts a farm. nothing had been seen of Mr. McAuley since his arrival home his friends became alarmed and a party of them proceeded to the houce last Saturday to ascertain the cause of his continued absence. Upon arrival the house was found to be deserted and a thorough search of the premises failed to reveal anything of his whereabouts. A pair of shoes, however, which Mr. McAuley had been wearing, were found, and this fact seemed to warrant the belief that the old gentleman, who! is 66 years of age, wandered off, while in a state of mental aberration, in his stocking feet and became lost in one of the numerous bogs or marshes that abound in that part of the country. Searching parties were immediately organized and every effort made to locate the missing man, bat ap to the present time the search has proven This was on the 284 of March, and as fatile. FIRE TODAY. Dangerous Blaze Thal In Time, A fire broke cnt at noon today at A. Seamao’s carriage factory, on Clark street, which for awhile threatened the of the kitchen in Mrs. Wm. Seuman's apartments, the cause apparently being a defective flue. Fortuua‘ely several neighbors discovered the fire before it bed gained much headway, and, there being a long garden bose aud a ladder Dandy, they conquered the flames be-~ fore the arrival of the Fire Department, The loss is nominal, though quite a hole was burned in the roof. For the Marshalship The office of City Marshal of this place is to be contested. William Hoorer Sr., a well known miner here, today announced his intention of making a run for the office aud to that end procured a petition and is now obtaining the necessary signatures required by law. Mr. Hooper has been a resident of this city for many years and is well and favorably known to the voters of this city and is a man of steady and sober habits. Should he be successful he will without a doubt Card of Thanks. The andersigned, in the fullness of our hearts, desire to publicly express our gratitude to the kind friends ad perqnuers who were sothoughtful and kind to us in our recent bereavement, and especially thank the Methodist charch. O. E. Witp AND FAMILY. Py I mak make l¢ Photographs. ; . and make them In @ first-class man£ ner. 1 also frame ~© them’ when so . ordered. I make frames of all ‘ . kinds. MOORE —>Sylish Spring ats I now have an elegant display of Spring Millinery which I will very low price. A fine } pie Walking Hats Ladies, Gall now while my line is com plete. pleased, In a few days I will bave a.grand ing of Millinery and will ee Gispiay all the latest millinery creations. COURT DOINGS, Business Transacted in the Superior Court To-day.-. Gloves that look Nice. MCAT He Was Seen This Morning _Bakersfield---A Big Posse. Now After Him, proof that he is not wounded, McKinney. if they are not all right. black, sands, modes, tans, gray, reds, CAMEO KIDS Threeclasp, Our price.... Now. ladies, yon will want a pair the new shades.Respectfully, yon ever looked at, Oome early. BAKERSFIELD, April 13.—Onutlaw McKinney a last evening and again this morning, near Isabella, ESKAY KID GLOVES We have all new shades for Spring and Summer, such as white, $1 ee L Bs on foot and the rapid headway he was making is ya A big posse started from Kernville today ae 4 Maher & Co., Nevada (j for Gaster. Kid Gloves that Fit. Kid Gloves that wea : Your money back Kid Gj You kno ; You have het ea . browns, greens, Prico. The King of all Kid Gloves, Wow for $1 a pair. colors here now, All sizes in black, undreaged kid here now. $1 : Every pair guaran Oter et eaeedevces Ce ee is of gloves ‘for Eastor.Come 4 ether & Co, P. 8,—See those new wash goods we are showing now. The grandest M, Eststs of Oatherias Buttle, deceased The application of Geo Ta'tle forth: . issnance to him of letters of adminis. . tration came on regularly, Letter granted; bond fixed at $1000. Estate of Andrew MeMaullen, deceas ed. Petition of F. W. Taylor for let ters of administration. Letters isaue } . to, Public Administrator on official , bond. . Estate of James Brown, deceased ' Hearing of annual’ account approve) andfiled.—The same was set for hear} tog on Tharsday, April 23, 1903, Estate of Jackson Underwood, deceased. Opposition having teen filed to claim of 8. J. Wore, heard and sub mitted. George Bates, a native of England was naturalized. Witnesses, Wm . Key and Henry Luke. DED LAST HIGHT. Mrs. William Kistle, a Pioneer Lady, Expires Last Evening. Mrs. Loveday Kistle, one of the oldest residents in this section, and wife of William Kistle, died last bight at 10 o’clock at ber home on Spring etreet, Death was due mainly to an at-ack of pneumonia, although Mrs. Kistle had been in delicate health for some time. Last Summer while residiug with her husband on their ranch at Pleasant Ridge, in the tower part of the county & forest fire broke out in close proximity to their home and in a short time the flames had surrounded the house, Fearing that the house wae in danger she, with her husband, attempted to fight back the fire and in so doing the lady’s clothes became ignited and enveloped her in flames, As quickly as possible the fire was extingnished but not before she had been severely burned. The nervous shock to her system resulting from thig unfortunate affair was so Srevt as to seriously impair her health, and she never fully recovered from the effects, Mrs. Kistle was a lady universally liked and respectea by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance and it will be with a feeling of regret that they bear of her death. Deceased was a native of Missouri and aged 59 years and 10 months, Besides a husband, three grown sons two daughters are left bereaved, + The funeral will pe held Wednesday afternoon from the Method ist Chu Rev. W. Angwin Offlsint ing, — —_— 8 A tan, undressed kid glo’ ; Blove was lost last evening, Finder will confer ; and Miss Amelia Stevens Oommersoial Street, TRANSORIPT oftice, favor on the Owner by returning to the a; ¢ .* So)? Ae» About Them 1 e. bx) “cheap” about Rock. MY G Island tourist sleep ' y ers—except the price bs (Sr of tickets. “e They have wide’ ? d vestibules, Pintsch gas, ’ ‘ee. G steam heat, toilet rooms, ’ ~* and almost all the other coneae veniences of standard sleepers. . The bedding is clean, second-class tickets are accepted, and . the berth’ rate, California. to ‘Chicago, is only $6.00. srorttice’? Saturdays and Sundays ria ecats at Southern Pacific ticket FP. W. Tuomrson, G: W. Se SE PLAY 2 <a 6080 60060000060 <em> Rock sian System Prancteco, Cal BAL . But firat oall at our store. A complete stock of 4 SPALDING’S. GOOD * oan be found here. ‘ BASEBALLS SC, 10c, 15c, a5c, soc and $1.25. loc, a5c, 35c, Soc and $1. Turner & Hadley Comp . (Successor to PINE STREET,Ceo, EB. Turner.) NEVADA FINE GR OCERIES us At the lowest possible notch. We . © have always been known as E giving unusual values, . 3 and you will find the same right here every day. _ Drop in and get some of our ‘ prices. ~You are always welcome. i doin ; 5 15g ; . W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada City. e = + Audience valhes and pany Adiet Race For Oongres ther Repertoire O week’s engagement eater Saturday © 8 BS usual steged in er and being@ comed: y enjoyed by all. Th 8 positive indicatio ek’s playiog that the an-excellent one bul eas well, Certainly laughter are any ¢ or Congress” made & ing generously inter geitaations,. Olars role appeared to «i and even. the moat e spoken bighly of . any in their prod Ities were more the vening and require ent from us, as the ypon the well known rise the olio, is st of their excellence. re the company left . here they will flili th t, Before leaving tt uoced that they wou re early in the Spri favor us with anot Should they cal tions they will undo -gith honses that a @ so richly deserves. kes a Ciean Sweep. nothing like doing” . Of all tbe Salves 3 Bucklen’s Arnica It sweeps away an e3, Bruises, Cuts, B Evuptions and Pil d guaranteed to git W.D, Vinton, Drug; 19, Ciry OF TOLEDO. aS COUNTY. . CHENEY makes oath er-of the firma Co., doing business do, County and Sta hat said firm will NE HUNDRED DO nd every case of ¢ jot be cured by the TARRH CURE, FRANK J. OHE before me—and sa! gence, this 6th day of 1886. A. W. GLEAS Notary I atarrbh Cure is take acts directly on th Las surfaces of the pstimonials, free, EY & Co. Props, Tx druggists, 750, amily Pills are the kb 0 said that “all wi ut “Jesse Moore”. { . Found at all f “ -Rue’s ue Stor IAL DAI MPANY 0, N. G, t ARMORY HALL day Eve; ¥ the Bon ‘Ton Orel Gents 50 cents; La

_ NEVADA sen atte = tine Re kn eile ane ike City Datty TRANSCRIPT NAT. P. BROWN,.Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. ———_—__—_—_—_ canned —— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION tyMem, . + + + $6 Por Year . By Carrier, ° . 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City MONDAY .... Pea Rete era wrererscesse oo 60s ee Why ES 055% 8060 April 13, 1903" PERSOMAL MENTION” SIERRA COUNTY Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. Manager W. H. Dunlep of the Lecompton mine, left this’morning for a business trip to San Francisco. _..ilira.A, Maltmano, who bas been here . on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gault, returned to San Francisco this morning. A. G. Turner; who has been to Qaaker Hill on a visit to his parents, retarned to San Francisco this morning. Mrs. James Osirns and son, Cecil, Jeft this morning for a vist to Sap * Francisco. ; Nat. P. Brown, proprietor of the Eventne Transonirt, left this morning for San Francisco for the benefit of his health. , Geo, —-O;--Gaylerd, the--wellknown grocery man, left this morning for Sacramento for the benefit of his health. Vice-President Peter Johnson of the N.O. N. G. BR. R. was in town today. B. F. Snell, who has been to You Bet oD @ visit to his son, returned Saturday. Julian Sontag returned yesterday to San Francisco, T. E. Hanson, who has been here on a visit.to relatives, returned last. evening to Oakland. Dr. F. 8. Conlan, who hag been here on a visit to his parents, returned last evening to San Francisco. Mies Annie Coughlan, who has been héré Gn a visit to her mother, has .re“turned to Sacramento ~— Bee Lee, -& 8. Bord left this moraing for Baa Francisco to attend the Grand Chapter of Royal. Aroh Mesone.. “+ “ R. J. Bennetts and wife left yesterday for a visit to San Francisco, F, L. Cole, proprietor of the Mountain House, was a visitor here Saturday. Mrs. William Silva and family of North Bloomfield are visiting the lady’s parents at Willow Valley, L. GC. Pingree of Pleasant Ridge was visiting in Nevada Oity Sstarday. F.B. Vose left yesterday for Oakland to sttend the funeral of his brother-in law, the late James G. Hanford. ; Miss Della Borlace is visiting friends at Rough and Ready. First Anniversary. Prince Albert Lodge, No. 462, Sons of St. George, at their regular meeting Saturday eyening initiated two new members and received several applications from prospective members. This lodge is continually growing and is today one of the largest orders in the city. The meetings are generally well attended and Saturday evening a large namber were present. After the business of the evening was concluded the * following programme was rendered : Song—Mark L. Roberts. Remarke—Rev. J. Sims. Song—C. Temby Jr Remwarks—Cbarles Temby. Next Satarday is the first anniverssry of the O der in this city and the members propuse to fittingly celebrate the occasion. A special meetiog has been called to perfect arrangements for making the anniversary one long to be remembered by the members, The roster now contains 186 names, Rev. J. Sims. pastor of the Congregational Church, was present and extended an invitation to the lodge -t6 attend special services at his charch which will be beld in their honor, By @ uvanimous vote the invitation was’ accepted. eee Loveland is now selling his famou bread at five cente a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you willalways “1 oR it. r v6-tf Items of Interest Taken from Satorday’s Messenger. An interesting engagement that was recently announced is that of Mises Mabel Josephine Harland of San Francisco, daughter of Mrs. Hester HarTand, formerly of Downleville, to Philip . Read Bradley. Mr Bradley is a graduate of the University of Oalifornia, and has recently returned from a trip around the world. At present he bas interests in a large copper mine in the province of Ontario, Oanada. The wedding will probably take place in New York. Dennis O'Keefe, an old resident of Sierra City, dled at Fournier’s place, Cherokee Flat, on Wednesday, April 8th. He wasa miner by occupation. Deceased was a native of Ireland and aged 76 years. The funeral took place at Sierra City Satarday morning, Rev. Father Dermody officiating. Frank R. Wehe has been elected by Downieville Parlor, No. 92.N. 8. G. W., as a delegate to the Grand Parlor, which meets the latter part of this month. Jadge Soward of Downieville has accepted the appointment as attorney for the Boca and Loyalton R. R. Oo., the Loyalton Lumber Company and as Oity Attorney for the town of Loyalton. He will make hie fatare home at Loyaltop, but will also have a brausb office at Downieville. David ¥. Meikeljohn’ of Sierra City “Was Matried et thet place” Weduesday, to Miss Bertha Bowell of Amador City. The ceremony was performed at the M. E. Church ‘parsonage by the Rev. D. was bridesmaid and A. H Stephens was best man. The happy couple will make their fature home at Sierra City Lald 10 Rest. All that was mortal of the late Mrs. Oharles E. Wild was consigned to mother earth yesterday afternoon. Rev. William Angwin of the Methodist Church conducted the services at both the. house and cemetery. He apoke in an impressive and eloquent manner of the dead lady and extolled her virtues ag befitted one who was ever a faithful wife and loviog mother. The funeral cortege was a large one, many friends and acquaintances following the remains to Pine Grove cemetery. The bearers of the pall were O. J. Naffziger, O. J. Brand, J. M. Hadley, W.G. Richards, A. Hartung,»J. Cairns W. F. Englebright. A Great Sensation, There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that place, who was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He writes: I endured insufferable agonies from Asthma but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a co.uplete: cure. Similar cares of Oonsumption, Poeamonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous, It’s the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial bottles free. Murder of Speech Is stuttering, stammering. Melbourne Institate (pateats protected), Van Ness and Market, San Francisco (Los Angeles branch), guaranteed cure by celebrated Auetralian system, or fees refunded, fares repaid. Stammerers are ‘sensitive, slow to act, Friends are true; real friends who quickly send addresses—confidential. Special rates 60 days. N»> immorality or dissipation tolerated. ' 2 _~Ho, for the MASQUEADE!, 444444 Masks, Wigs, Whiskers, WJoustaches, and Material for Grimming Fancy Costumes -CRAWEORD'S. a 'W, Caifee. Miss Elizabeth Thomson CE DRE THEIR DEMANDS They Insist Upon the Arbitrators to Meet and Take Testimony. Will Share Expense. this morning presented their demands to the officials of the 9 44> San Francisco, April 13.—The Carmen’s Committee United Railroads. They insist upon having an arbitrator’s meeting here to take testimony of both sides to the controversy and agree to share the expenses ‘accruing from this proceeding. The committee has decided not to press the question of hiring or discharging men at the present time. The reply of the corporation is expected in a few days. Big Strike at the Jackson Mines. jing-man,.accompanied him.Together . >o. £24 Jackson, Amador county, district. the miners, hence the strike was declared this morning in all the mines within Jackson The companies declined to concede the demands of paralysed business and everything is at a standstill. PR RPE REE HE FS Warship Reina Christiana Raised. April 13.—A general strike . This action has completely found in the hull of the ship. fifteen shells. The Government will in all Spain with the remains of the Sa a ne Saperintendent L. P. Poundstone arrived here last evening from San Francisco, and left this. morning for Wasbington. D. J. Coughlan left this morning for Downieviile. i W. &. Corbiene arrived here last evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for Downieville. : W. Davey arrived here last evening from Aogels Camp and left this morning for Foreet City. Frank Reader is over from Sweetland. Jaan. Misses Lizzie Neffziger and Ina Cooper srrivéd here Saturday from Nortb Bloomfield to attend the Teachers’ Institute. In H Dickerman’s sbow window is a model of a mining shaft, with the cage being raised and lowered by a toy engine, It Stacts considerable attention, Good Meats. Co}ley Brothers bave the very bes! of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times : —— . m1 BS5 . . RWALLACE . Silverwaer Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have a comp'ste line at very low prices. GJ. BRAKD Broad Street. Manta, April 13.—The warship Reina Christian, which was sunk by Admiral Dewey in the late war with Spain, was floated yesterday. The skeletons of eighty of her crew were warship disclosed the fact that the hull had been pierced by BOO: Otéw ts down trom You Bet. Ed German is over from North San . Further examination of the probability send a transport to sailors. —“Whtlte—Deputy—Sverif-Maertin— was bandling @ repeating shotgan in the Sheriff's office today the piece was accidentally discharged, the charge entering the floor. Fortunately no one was hurt. en Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as followe: “I was in an awful condition. My skin was almoat yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was advised to uee Electric Bitters, to my great joy, the firet bottle made a decided im provement. I contioued their use for three weeke, and am now.a well man. I know they robbed the grave. of another victim.” Noone should fsil to try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed at Vinton’s drug store. * COFFEE ROASTED DAILY — . Drink Taylor’s Commercial Blend Tea 4a + & & 60 cts per pound TAYLOR'S . Tea and Coffee House Broad street, Nevada City. Coffee Roasters Tea Blenders ster Novelties I have a special li Fres Candies for Raster, inclediog Candy . Rebbits, Toys th to please ldren. Goave and soe Poe “es Cc. E TEGLER . Was Discovered ‘pig structure, It broke out iu the roof . make a No. 1 city official. ® MICHAEL NAY 057m W000) Daniel and Samuel McAuley Left Today for Plumas Counly {0 Join the$eapehing Party. Michael McAuley of Sierra Valley, who is a brother of Daniel McAuley of this city, ia missing from his Sierra Valley home and all trace of him has) been completely lost. : Mr. McAuley came to this city éhe fore part of March to pay hia brother a visit, and after remaining here two or three weeks bid his brother farewell on the 18th day of March and took his departure on the afternoon train for bome. He went by way of Truckee. “Victor Mondo,.a friend of the missthey took the train at Truckee for their home which, to be precise, is Beckwith, situated on the line between Plumas and Sierra counties, and only six miles from Loyalton, Sierra county. ‘They reached their destination without incident, Mr. McAuley going to his house, where he lives all alone and conducts a farm.

nothing had been seen of Mr. McAuley since his arrival home his friends became alarmed and a party of them proceeded to the houce last Saturday to ascertain the cause of his continued absence. Upon arrival the house was found to be deserted and a thorough search of the premises failed to reveal anything of his whereabouts. A pair of shoes, however, which Mr. McAuley had been wearing, were found, and this fact seemed to warrant the belief that the old gentleman, who! is 66 years of age, wandered off, while in a state of mental aberration, in his stocking feet and became lost in one of the numerous bogs or marshes that abound in that part of the country. Searching parties were immediately organized and every effort made to locate the missing man, bat ap to the present time the search has proven This was on the 284 of March, and as fatile. FIRE TODAY. Dangerous Blaze Thal In Time, A fire broke cnt at noon today at A. Seamao’s carriage factory, on Clark street, which for awhile threatened the of the kitchen in Mrs. Wm. Seuman's apartments, the cause apparently being a defective flue. Fortuua‘ely several neighbors discovered the fire before it bed gained much headway, and, there being a long garden bose aud a ladder Dandy, they conquered the flames be-~ fore the arrival of the Fire Department, The loss is nominal, though quite a hole was burned in the roof. For the Marshalship The office of City Marshal of this place is to be contested. William Hoorer Sr., a well known miner here, today announced his intention of making a run for the office aud to that end procured a petition and is now obtaining the necessary signatures required by law. Mr. Hooper has been a resident of this city for many years and is well and favorably known to the voters of this city and is a man of steady and sober habits. Should he be successful he will without a doubt Card of Thanks. The andersigned, in the fullness of our hearts, desire to publicly express our gratitude to the kind friends ad perqnuers who were sothoughtful and kind to us in our recent bereavement, and especially thank the Methodist charch. O. E. Witp AND FAMILY. Py I mak make l¢ Photographs. ; . and make them In @ first-class man£ ner. 1 also frame ~© them’ when so . ordered. I make frames of all ‘ . kinds. MOORE —>Sylish Spring ats I now have an elegant display of Spring Millinery which I will very low price. A fine } pie Walking Hats Ladies, Gall now while my line is com plete. pleased, In a few days I will bave a.grand ing of Millinery and will ee Gispiay all the latest millinery creations. COURT DOINGS, Business Transacted in the Superior Court To-day.-. Gloves that look Nice. MCAT He Was Seen This Morning _Bakersfield---A Big Posse. Now After Him, proof that he is not wounded, McKinney. if they are not all right. black, sands, modes, tans, gray, reds, CAMEO KIDS Threeclasp, Our price....... Now. ladies, yon will want a pair the new shades.Respectfully, yon ever looked at, Oome early. BAKERSFIELD, April 13.—Onutlaw McKinney a last evening and again this morning, near Isabella, ESKAY KID GLOVES We have all new shades for Spring and Summer, such as white, $1 ee L Bs on foot and the rapid headway he was making is ya A big posse started from Kernville today ae 4 Maher & Co., Nevada (j for Gaster.. Kid Gloves that Fit. Kid Gloves that wea : Your money back Kid Gj You kno ; You have het ea . browns, greens, Prico. The King of all Kid Gloves, Wow for $1 a pair. colors here now, All sizes in black, undreaged kid here now. $1 : Every pair guaran Oter et eaeedevces Ce ee is of gloves ‘for Eastor..Come 4 ether & Co, P. 8,—See those new wash goods we are showing now. The grandest M, Eststs of Oatherias Buttle, deceased The application of Geo Ta'tle forth: . issnance to him of letters of adminis. . tration came on regularly, Letter granted; bond fixed at $1000. Estate of Andrew MeMaullen, deceas ed. Petition of F. W. Taylor for let ters of administration. Letters isaue } . to, Public Administrator on official , bond. . Estate of James Brown, deceased ' Hearing of annual’ account approve) andfiled.—The same was set for hear} tog on Tharsday, April 23, 1903, Estate of Jackson Underwood, deceased. Opposition having teen filed to claim of 8. J. Wore, heard and sub mitted. George Bates, a native of England was naturalized. Witnesses, Wm . Key and Henry Luke. DED LAST HIGHT. Mrs. William Kistle, a Pioneer Lady, Expires Last Evening. Mrs. Loveday Kistle, one of the oldest residents in this section, and wife of William Kistle, died last bight at 10 o’clock at ber home on Spring etreet, Death was due mainly to an at-ack of pneumonia, although Mrs. Kistle had been in delicate health for some time. Last Summer while residiug with her husband on their ranch at Pleasant Ridge, in the tower part of the county & forest fire broke out in close proximity to their home and in a short time the flames had surrounded the house, Fearing that the house wae in danger she, with her husband, attempted to fight back the fire and in so doing the lady’s clothes became ignited and enveloped her in flames, As quickly as possible the fire was extingnished but not before she had been severely burned. The nervous shock to her system resulting from thig unfortunate affair was so Srevt as to seriously impair her health, and she never fully recovered from the effects, Mrs. Kistle was a lady universally liked and respectea by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance and it will be with a feeling of regret that they bear of her death. Deceased was a native of Missouri and aged 59 years and 10 months, Besides a husband, three grown sons two daughters are left bereaved, + The funeral will pe held Wednesday afternoon from the Method ist Chu Rev. W. Angwin Offlsint ing, — —_— 8 A tan, undressed kid glo’ ; Blove was lost last evening, Finder will confer ; and Miss Amelia Stevens Oommersoial Street, TRANSORIPT oftice, favor on the Owner by returning to the a; ¢ .* So)? Ae» About Them 1 e. bx) “cheap” about Rock. MY G Island tourist sleep ' y ers—except the price bs (Sr of tickets. “e They have wide’ ? d vestibules, Pintsch gas, ’ ‘ee. G steam heat, toilet rooms, ’ ~* and almost all the other coneae veniences of standard sleepers. . The bedding is clean, second-class tickets are accepted, and . the berth’ rate, California. to ‘Chicago, is only $6.00. srorttice’? Saturdays and Sundays ria ecats at Southern Pacific ticket FP. W. Tuomrson, G: W. Se SE PLAY 2 <a 6080 60060000060 <em> Rock sian System Prancteco, Cal BAL . But firat oall at our store. A complete stock of 4 SPALDING’S. GOOD * oan be found here. ‘ BASEBALLS SC, 10c, 15c, a5c, soc and $1.25. loc, a5c, 35c, Soc and $1. Turner & Hadley Comp . (Successor to PINE STREET,Ceo, EB. Turner.) NEVADA FINE GR OCERIES us At the lowest possible notch. We . © have always been known as E giving unusual values, . 3 and you will find the same right here every day. _ Drop in and get some of our ‘ prices. ~You are always welcome. i doin ; 5 15g ; . W. SIGOURNEY Commercial Street, Nevada City. e = + Audience valhes and pany Adiet Race For Oongres ther Repertoire O week’s engagement eater Saturday © 8 BS usual steged in er and being@ comed: y enjoyed by all. Th 8 positive indicatio ek’s playiog that the an-excellent one bul eas well, Certainly laughter are any ¢ or Congress” made & ing generously inter geitaations,. Olars role appeared to «i and even. the moat e spoken bighly of . any in their prod Ities were more the vening and require ent from us, as the ypon the well known rise the olio, is st of their excellence. re the company left . here they will flili th t, Before leaving tt uoced that they wou re early in the Spri favor us with anot Should they cal tions they will undo -gith honses that a @ so richly deserves. kes a Ciean Sweep. nothing like doing” . Of all tbe Salves 3 Bucklen’s Arnica It sweeps away an e3, Bruises, Cuts, B Evuptions and Pil d guaranteed to git W.D, Vinton, Drug; 19, Ciry OF TOLEDO. aS COUNTY. . CHENEY makes oath er-of the firma Co., doing business do, County and Sta hat said firm will NE HUNDRED DO nd every case of ¢ jot be cured by the TARRH CURE, FRANK J. OHE before me—and sa! gence, this 6th day of 1886. A. W. GLEAS Notary I atarrbh Cure is take acts directly on th Las surfaces of the pstimonials, free, EY & Co. Props, Tx druggists, 750, amily Pills are the kb 0 said that “all wi ut “Jesse Moore”. { . Found at all f “ -Rue’s ue Stor IAL DAI MPANY 0, N. G, t ARMORY HALL day Eve; ¥ the Bon ‘Ton Orel Gents 50 cents; La