April 14, 1904 (4 pages)

Oo. : ices r trimmed at $1.25, sleeves, embroidery ne in and see the ada City @e r on a trip throughout ery just the hat FSF. Fon will be eur. Miner of ; 1 Street, Mevene Oly, —— lets Screntifically IARMACY Oo buy paint, ahi er or tin to pain it . have the goods once boards the job is done ) will interest you, too. ING CO. — Ey — Steel RS Good, More.1.— A Tokio dispatch japanese Minister of god for ten more ward at the dieposel of that bis fleet can liue of action than oo ican Importing Tea ‘anch store in this v advertisement to“aa are being given oo . Your Vitality iin. One dose of he Oure will o1re 8 pill, and the head ley cure neuralgia, . For eale by H. gent. anaresambapennseemiemcesrene a ee eta [AL— :ARER © . as a vandidate for Marshal, subject to le of Nevada City, lay 2, 1904, 1d Healthful = rerybody likes. ‘rom the finest d malt. A spele. Just the 9g hot weather. =WERY, MAN, Proprjetor HAS, ail dealers in $ Cigars, . High Class, . Mrs. James Burns of Moore’s Flat is . ing from San Jose and left this morn© ing for Downleville. . . gaffering from a bad finger, the resalt » of a brick falling on it. ' enue office at Sacramento left this city . for Camptonville this morning. i left this. morning for San Francisco * and other places on ® pleaeare trip. 4 has been he-e on a visit to her unele, . M. L. Marsh, returned home today. » on a Visit to her sister, Mrs. Dr. Oo. L. » Maller, retarned to San Francisco today. » tow, who bave been employed at the ’ Delhi mine, arrived in this city yester. -day. : ween visiting relatives in thie city, re” -tarned to their home at Columbia Hill Francisco, where he will attend the ' Grand Obapter of the Royal Arch FURSDAY..+.-APRIL 14, 1904 ASOHAL METI pily Record of the ~ Doings of Our People. '8.8. Day is here from San Franeco. John Garner of Willow Valley is nite ih ete a Miss Mary Carey is suffering with pnsilitis. : = George Dougherty has returned to uckee, hot Sis -T, B. Gray left thie morning for Washington, . Fritz Meister of Omega was in this lity yesterday. . . O. Drescher came up from Shoranento yesterday. Evan Kelly of Dowaleville was in his city yesterday. -W. Kennedy of Berkeley ie here; pending a few days. ' ' Gordie Landsburg was down from Relief Hill yesterday. Francis Finnigan has returned to ie home iu Truckee. -O. L, Graveand J. P. Spinney are re from San Francisco. : “Ohas, Bonney came down from the Jentral House yesterday. Dr. A. H. Tickell and wife left this orning for San Francisco. -George McNamee of Philadelphia irrived here this morning. -N. A. Ohapman arrived here this norning from Sacramento. . Mra. W. F. Englebright ia ill at ber ome on East Broad street. B. Abney and 8. B. Irwin héve reorned from Gaston Ridge. L. W. Evans and son of North San an were In this city yesterday. » Mrs, Charles McLean. artived here esterday from Graniteville. David Muir, of the Miners Foundry, 3 confined to hie home by illness. H. Dickerman and Dr. H. O. Smith isited North San Juan yesterday. » George H. Magruder, the anti-debria ‘watchman, was in town last night. ' J, Weimer and Charles Gresswell of San Francisco are here on business. visiting the family of Geo. O. Gaylord. Charles Campbell came down yesteriday from the El Oro mine at Maybert. + Hans Jepsen is confined to his home ion East Broad street with rheumatiem. 2 A,S. Harvey of Omega was in this jeity yesterday en route to San FranCisco. . Edgar and Edna Penrose of North ‘Bloomfield will make this city their home. . Mrs. J. W. Parr of North Bloomfield Mis visiting her sister, Mrs. Hubbard, nm this city. . Mrs. T. W, Matthews of Piety Bill Teturned last evening from a visit to Ben Francisco. James Dower, who has been ill for several days with pneumonia, is someewhat improved. . Postmaster W. L. Mobley of North ‘Bloomfield came over to this city .yesiterday on business, ' J. 0. Folsom arrived here last evenThe young son of William Young is C. T. La Grave of the Internal RevEx-Sheriff D. B. Getchell and wife Mra, R. J. Murphy of Milbrae, who Mrs, Robertson, who has been here Richard Knoll and Thomes TreverMrs. L. Woodruff and son, who have today. J, F. Stenger left yesterday for San ‘for Alameda, in reponse to a telegram Ot Happenings of Around Th Patrick Donovan,.a pioneer of Alli-; eon Ranch, died. at that place last night. Death wae due to a general breaking down of the system. Ata meeting beld st the home of Mrs. J. F. Oolley last night the Onrrent Events section of the Ladies’ Shakeepeare Olub decided not to orga: nize actively until next fall. Sherman Hecker of Willow Vallep bad one of his ribs fractared in the Marchie mine yesterday by a rock fellfag from the hanging wall and. striking him on the breast. a In the estate of Joeeph Williams, deceased, William Williams, adminietrator, yesterday filed in the Superior Court a return of sale of personal effects belonging to the estate. The hearing for confirmation of the eale is set for Monday, April 25th. Mrs. J. 8. Gregory left this morning stating that, ber brother-in-law, Wm. J. Davis of that place, who has been ill since last December, was rapidly sinking end could not survive mucb longer. : : The final account and petition for distribution of the estate’of Edwin Tilley, deceased, has been filed by executors D. E. Morgan aod R. J. Bennetts. They report having received $10,077 50 in cash, and having paid out the sum of $667 19. They ask that the estate be distributed in. the following manner: To Mra John Foster, $500; Willlam Tilley, $500; Rosina Eddy, $200; Richard Eddy, $200; Edwin Foeter, $100; Minnie foster, $100; to the sister of Minnie Foster, $100; Baylis B. Lindley, $100, and the residue of the estate to Hannah Tilley of Nevada City. The Democratic Oounty Ocentral Committee will hold a meeting at the City Hall on Saturday evening, April 28d. At the meeting the matter of electing delegates to the State convention to be held at Santa Oraz on May 16th will be decided upon. Nevada county is apportioned ten delegates to the State convention, which will elect delegates to the National convention at St Louis. d iiits. The original Canon presidential boom appears to have had no echo, The Pennsylvania man who invented a gun that would shoot thirty miles ie now trying to find a magnet to use for a target. The Artic explorers have formed a lecturing trust and the North Pole ie to be left in cold storage another year. A young lady named Aniline Dye recently took ber own life in St. Louis. She faded away. : A merchant in Rhode Island is belong he worries over what the Republicans are going to do for a presidential candidate. He cannot be got to an asylum too quick. There is no reason in the world why Lieutenant-Governor James H. Tillman who assassinated the unarmed Gonzales should be bashful about coming to Oongress. He is an admirable representative of the State. Robbed the Grave. A startling incident ie narrated b Jehn Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows: “Iwas in an ewfal condition. My ekin was almost yellow, my eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in t and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day, Three pbysicans had given me up. Then I was advised to ase Electric Bitters. To my great joy the first bottle made use for three weeks, and am now a well man, [know they robbed the grave of another victim.” No one should fail totry them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed, at W. D. Vinton’s drag etore. Are Reappointed. Sacramento, April 18—The present Board of Directors for the Home for Feeble Minded Obfidren at Glenn ElJen has been reappointed by Governor Pardee. The Board is composed Mra. Lizzie L. Gaffney was appointed by Judge Nilon as guardian of her five minor children. Her bonds were fixed pion mine, was run over by a loaded ‘oar at the mire a few deys ago and killed. ‘Albert Muscardiai, who developed bad case of mercury poisoning while laboring in. the quicksilver mine below, is here for seeking a climatic change. Tho Kirk Gary baseball club, a fast amateur eggregation of Sacramento, wants to meet a nine at thie city on will make a tour of the northern part of the State. guests of Oounty Assessor Henry 0, Schroeder, The gentlemen are interested in the Black Bear mine in the Rough and Ready district and are on a tour of inspection. . William Kay,an employe of the Central Shaft mine, Grass Valley, bad bis ankle quite badly sprained yesterday morning. A car was pushed up behind him and Mr. Kay’s foot was caught in Interest in and} A watch dog belonging’ to B. N. Strathearn, watchman at the ObamDecoration Day, May 80th. The club Herbert Fleishacke and E. H. Haris of San Francisco are here as the evente of the local theatrical season, both from an artistic and social viewpoint, There have already been seven or eight large theater parties ‘arranged for tomorrow night, and it is now qaite evident that the body of the theater will be nearly all occupiéd by social leaders. ; . ‘Thies is nearly always the case dur. log Miss Irving’s engagements. This, clever young star makes forcefal dnd: direct appeal to the finer sensibilities, thinkers of. all ages and dlasses, Unlike most: pleys, built upon a serious topic, ‘The Orisis” is developed entirely along comedy lines, the authors touch in constructing: hie play was as light and dainty as that of the star who will interpret the leading character. Although this is the first time Mise Irving has been seen here as a star, she ie well known to local play goera Her work as leading woman of the most famous stock company io this country, the Inyceum. stock of -New York, and later as the chief support of Mr. Jobn Drew, bas: won for Miss Irving an enviable place.smong Amerjoan stage favorites. ‘She hes* long been known as one of the cleverest and most beautifal of American actresees, and her appearance here will M.° r] @ reception for Bishop J. W. milton and wife in the church par8 from 2:80:to 5 p. m. next Monwhen our citizens generally are lally invited to be present to be iotrodaced to the Bishop and his wife, and spend such time socially as they seo fit in their company. Light refreshments will be served by the So‘cial Committee of the Epworth League, Miss; V. Pinch, chairman. While ‘there will be no formal program, vocal and inetramental music will be interFepersed from time to time. The Ladies’ Aid Committee were elected as a committee on introduction. Misseg EB. Powell and E. Payne were elected to supervise the decoration of the charch parlors, Of course there will be no admission or collec:ion, and aly our citisens are cordially invited to be present to honor our distinguished vis. itor and enjoy a sociable hour, The following were appointed chairmen ‘of the committees for the services to be held in Armory Hall next Sunday evening: Seating, Edward Badger; ashers, ©. BR. Maurehbie; decorating platform, Mrs. E. Hathaway; music, John Werry. In accordance with hie custom, Bishop Hamilton will take ap a benevolent collection on Sunday night. The object will be announced ter. ~ Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the PopuPiMay Be Drowned t it was decided tol jthat Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly closely watohitd by his friends because . S decided improvement.I continued thein. His wife bed such an anusual ease of the running gear of the truck, witb the above result. ~ John Eddie yesterday began a friendly cauee of ection in the Superior Court agsinet the Gold Tuanel Mining Company to quiet title to land purchased by Mr. Eddie in the vicinity of the Gold Tunnel mine. Fred Searls represents the plaintiff and I. O. Lindley the defendant. Wm. H. Sandow, while working at the Sierra Queen mine yesterday, hed @ narrow escape from serious injury. He was working in a stope on the 800 foot level, when a rock weighing about. a ton fell from the hanging wall. Fortunately Mr. Sandow had his pick at his side, and the boulder struck the pick bandle bending it almost in two, thus preventing the rock from falling on him, Asit was he was wedged in tight against the wall and received seyeral bruises about the hips. Stock, Bonds, Ee. The following are the quotations asked for stocke and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat..... 1&0 6 Barley ..0.--seccees «1 12% WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley....66. 939 25 San Francisco Gas and Elec. 60 00 MINING STOOKS, iB Mexican .. 1 Gould & Cur 12 Best & Bel. 85 avage.. 85 Obollar.. 18 Potosi .. 82 Hale & Nor. 09 Orown Point. 09 Yellow Jacke}. vs) Imperial.. 60 Kentack.. 25 Alpha.. 86 Belcher.. 84 Confidence . A New Mill. Honoor, April 18.—Ae a result of the recent visit by the parties who have bonded mining land at Rackerby it is announb that a stamp mill will be erected there in the near futare. A Thoughtful Maa. M. M. Austin.of Winchester, Ind. knew what to doin the hour of need stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help ber, He thought of and tried Dr. King’s New Life Pills and she got relief at once and was finally cured. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. ar Bakery. Try it and you will albe looked forward to with great eager‘ ways buy it j tf e ete enrormne OakLanp, April 18—Mystery surrounds the disappearance of Miss Lillian Heald, a magazine writer, who fesided with her sister, Mrs. Sidney Blanchard, at 855 Thirts-seventh street. According to the information in the hands of the police, she left home {yesterday at 3 o’olock, wrote a letter to her sister, signing ancther neme to it; in which she stated a woman resembling herself had beet, seen to take a plunge into the bay at the foot of B street yesterday, ° Arm Mangled, Maryrsvitte, April 18.—While attempting to remove some loose fubricant from the belting on a weaving machine at the woolen mills yesterday, William Pickering, an employe, got his right arm caught in the rapidly revolving mechinery, with the result that the Ipbysicians later amputated the member between the wrist and elbow. Pickering, who is 62 years of age, isa recent arrival here. He has been working in the mill about a month. aaa it Saved His Leg. _ P. A, Danforth of La Graige, G. affered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, bat writes cured it in five days. For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure ee ola Sold by W. D. Vinton, Drug: gist, ranteed. Only EEE ae Was Despondent. , Napa, April 18.—Eiward Knabner, a varpenter, aged 70-yeare, tried to commit suicide wt Sawyer's tannery yesterday afternoon. He cut bis right wrist with a ragor and then jamped futo Napa river. After some difficulty he was rescued and resuscitated, He is weak from loss of blood tut will probably recover. Koabner was despondent because he was out of work. He base a daughter in St. Louis of some means. Sie ee California Commandery Will be played by 100 bande in the grand “parade during the Trienntsl Oonclave of the Kuighte Templer (Maeone) at San Francisco in September, 1904, Don’t fail to get a copy of this great march; it is fine for lodge or echool work, band and orchestra, organ or’piano solo. Send 8 two-cent stamps for sample copy to introduce, Address Isaac Dotes, Publisher. Indianapolis, Ind. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR 4 No Terminal. Rauppine, Shasta county, April 13.— The Southern Pacific Company hes no fatention of making Redding a terminal on the Sacramento Division, at present. That is made clear by a letter from R. J. Laws, superintendent of the division, to the Mérchants’ Clab of this city. The local organizution recently wrete to Mr. Laws, explaining to him that it anderstood the Southern Pacific Oompany contemplated aking thie a terminal and extending offers of good will. Mr. Lawa replied that the expressions of good will were eppreciated, but that his company did not intend establishing a terminal here at present, A New Paper. Onroo, April 18,—This city is to have &@ pew paper called ‘‘Facts and Figares,” published bi-monthly, by G. K. Gibson, It is intended to enlarge it soon from four pages to an eight page paper. The paper is published in the interest of temperance and good ci igenship. The firet number will be fasued on April 15th. “I’ve been everywhere, I’ve seen everything worth seeing, I’ve tasted everything. worth tasting, and ‘Old Gilt Edge’ is the best whisky.” That man started off like an egotist, but he finished like a gocd judge of whisky. New Sheriff. Cuico, April 18.—James Ohubbuck will take possession of the office of Buite county on April 24th, Sheriff Wilson having etated that he was ready to step down and out of that date. Deputy Sheriff Guidery, who has served Butte county in various ways for many years, will remain in office awhile in order to show the new officials the ropes. Indian Troops. Lonvon, April 12.—When the House of Commons reassembled this morning Premier Balfour announced that owing to the -action of the Thibetans it made it necessary for him to ask the House to sanction the employment of Indian troops beyond the frontier of Thibet. The budget will be introdaced next Tuesday. at Oe Californta Champagnota—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Emil Freses anus sluggish livers, : relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomee achs. Its action is mild and pleasGood Meats. ant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a@ condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatColley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on band at all times, est cure for constipation, s All drug. gists and grocers, 25c. DT AM TM TT J DR. H. O. SMITH } DENTIST ~ Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING... PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, CAL. AAA A AA SS A Absolutely. Pure IT 1S A MATTER OF HEALTH Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass = = > Blouse and Lhaist Sets In Sterling Silver. New and pretty, Just got here. 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 of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City. ? C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy If your coffee doesn’t suit, don’t worry—buy én ES Golden Ga‘2} It may cost more per % pound but think of the quality. High grade { grocers sell it. and 2 Ib. aroma-tight tins. J. A. Folger @ Co. San Francisco importers of Fine Coffees ° any drink of a No. 1 quality drop If you want the very best of beer, or ery WATCHES at Prices that will of the Gaston Ridge mine, arrived of Wm. Thomas and Rev. A. O. Bane, beth of San Francisco, and KR. A. Poppe of Sonora. Tired of Life. Masons. ‘Li B. Poundstone, superintendent here yesterday on his way to San Prancisco. : The four-year-old son of Mr. and Mis. Joseph Pollard of Piety Hill, who has been seriously ill for several Surprise you wy hard usege, Waltham movement for os ONlY $6.00. For instance take a look at the watch thet Iam now making a specialty of. Tt. is duet proof and guaranteed for Colgate’s Floating A really nice and refined . piece of Toilet Soap. . {[T FLOATS: Bath Soap. —= days, was much worse last night. When you buy a 10¢ package of ginger, which would you rather have: toc of good ginger, or 2c of ginger, a pinch of red pepper and 8c of some filling. Then buy Schilling’s Best. i a attain San Francisco, April 13.—The body of Thomes Arper was found in the bay near the Union Iron Works, He was 75 years old, He had been despondent for some time and diseppeared two Editor Murdered. Sr. Loum, April 18.-Oharles O’Brien, editor of the American Celt, who was assaulted on the street and taken to the Oity Hoepital in an unconscious This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. ft cleanses, soothes, heals, and diseased membrane, It cures Restores Senses of Taste and Easy to use. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or mail; Trial Size, 10;cents by mail, condition, is dead from his injuries. * ee ELy’s CREAM BALM tarrh and arivesaway © Cold in the Head quickly. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and eek by Specialty of Mail orders. KLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York. keeper. Oall and see it. Cxpert Watch Repatring end ell work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Delbridge Building. It is solid nickel and a good time10 Cents a Cake Oorner of Pine and Commercial streets the Assay Work I do scientifically. JAS. H. ROSEWALL, Aliso Refining. —AT— Phone 881, ~ 3 for 25 Cents. . = DICKERMAN’S The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODP CKER CIGAR. is here to stay —made by— N. S. of Md, Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR if Seip mena Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the modation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer ial Men and Transient trade. SINE a Special feature. Rebe Call Bells. Electric lighte. PEED —— Dal Monte Sal-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Raising Fa Jack Flour 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of ithese goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. Ohe Bee Hive Srocery J.J. JACKSON Proprietor Commercial Street arpets, Wal Pape, Lioleums New Carpet New Wall Paper New Linoleum _New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the latest styles in carpete, wall paper, linoleom and Mattings, Call and get our prices, No trouble to show ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. HEADQUARTERS. FOR EVERYBODY The accomm»dations, the serviee and the cx cuisine at the National are not ANN equalled by any hotel in Northern CaliEL oN -caltt saat 01 anaeere tee” Electric lights AT\0 g, ownet® . cold water N goro® ll Return call bells, Bath Room Suits : telexraph stage offices and bank Hot and Post, express, in the building. on omit st oF ‘GOOD LIVERS” nn oe oe Che Best in town. Onr wines and liquors cannot beexcelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and évery drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leadivg brands of Uigars also kept, . : NEVADA OITY -THE OWL.

Oo. : ices r trimmed at $1.25, sleeves, embroidery ne in and see the ada City @e r on a trip throughout ery just the hat FSF. Fon will be eur. Miner of ; 1 Street, Mevene Oly, —— lets Screntifically IARMACY Oo buy paint, ahi er or tin to pain it . have the goods once boards the job is done ) will interest you, too. ING CO. — Ey — Steel RS Good, More.1.— A Tokio dispatch japanese Minister of god for ten more ward at the dieposel of that bis fleet can liue of action than oo ican Importing Tea ‘anch store in this v advertisement to“aa are being given oo . Your Vitality iin. One dose of he Oure will o1re 8 pill, and the head ley cure neuralgia, . For eale by H. gent. anaresambapennseemiemcesrene a ee eta [AL— :ARER © . as a vandidate for Marshal, subject to le of Nevada City, lay 2, 1904, 1d Healthful = rerybody likes. ‘rom the finest d malt. A spele. Just the 9g hot weather. =WERY, MAN, Proprjetor HAS, ail dealers in $ Cigars, . High Class, . Mrs. James Burns of Moore’s Flat is . ing from San Jose and left this morn© ing for Downleville. . . gaffering from a bad finger, the resalt » of a brick falling on it. ' enue office at Sacramento left this city . for Camptonville this morning. i left this. morning for San Francisco * and other places on ® pleaeare trip. 4 has been he-e on a visit to her unele, . M. L. Marsh, returned home today. » on a Visit to her sister, Mrs. Dr. Oo. L. » Maller, retarned to San Francisco today. » tow, who bave been employed at the ’ Delhi mine, arrived in this city yester. -day. : ween visiting relatives in thie city, re” -tarned to their home at Columbia Hill Francisco, where he will attend the ' Grand Obapter of the Royal Arch FURSDAY...+.-APRIL 14, 1904 ASOHAL METI pily Record of the ~ Doings of Our People. '8.8. Day is here from San Franeco. John Garner of Willow Valley is nite ih ete a Miss Mary Carey is suffering with pnsilitis. : = George Dougherty has returned to uckee, hot Sis -T, B. Gray left thie morning for Washington, . Fritz Meister of Omega was in this lity yesterday. . . O. Drescher came up from Shoranento yesterday. Evan Kelly of Dowaleville was in his city yesterday. -W. Kennedy of Berkeley ie here; pending a few days. ' ' Gordie Landsburg was down from Relief Hill yesterday. Francis Finnigan has returned to ie home iu Truckee. -O. L, Graveand J. P. Spinney are re from San Francisco. : “Ohas, Bonney came down from the Jentral House yesterday. Dr. A. H. Tickell and wife left this orning for San Francisco. -George McNamee of Philadelphia irrived here this morning. -N. A. Ohapman arrived here this norning from Sacramento. . Mra. W. F. Englebright ia ill at ber ome on East Broad street. B. Abney and 8. B. Irwin héve reorned from Gaston Ridge. L. W. Evans and son of North San an were In this city yesterday. » Mrs, Charles McLean. artived here esterday from Graniteville. David Muir, of the Miners Foundry, 3 confined to hie home by illness. H. Dickerman and Dr. H. O. Smith isited North San Juan yesterday. » George H. Magruder, the anti-debria ‘watchman, was in town last night. ' J, Weimer and Charles Gresswell of San Francisco are here on business. visiting the family of Geo. O. Gaylord. Charles Campbell came down yesteriday from the El Oro mine at Maybert. + Hans Jepsen is confined to his home ion East Broad street with rheumatiem. 2 A,S. Harvey of Omega was in this jeity yesterday en route to San FranCisco. . Edgar and Edna Penrose of North ‘Bloomfield will make this city their home. . Mrs. J. W. Parr of North Bloomfield Mis visiting her sister, Mrs. Hubbard, nm this city. . Mrs. T. W, Matthews of Piety Bill Teturned last evening from a visit to Ben Francisco. James Dower, who has been ill for several days with pneumonia, is someewhat improved. . Postmaster W. L. Mobley of North ‘Bloomfield came over to this city .yesiterday on business, ' J. 0. Folsom arrived here last evenThe young son of William Young is C. T. La Grave of the Internal RevEx-Sheriff D. B. Getchell and wife Mra, R. J. Murphy of Milbrae, who Mrs, Robertson, who has been here Richard Knoll and Thomes TreverMrs. L. Woodruff and son, who have today. J, F. Stenger left yesterday for San ‘for Alameda, in reponse to a telegram Ot Happenings of Around Th Patrick Donovan,.a pioneer of Alli-; eon Ranch, died. at that place last night. Death wae due to a general breaking down of the system. Ata meeting beld st the home of Mrs. J. F. Oolley last night the Onrrent Events section of the Ladies’ Shakeepeare Olub decided not to orga: nize actively until next fall. Sherman Hecker of Willow Vallep bad one of his ribs fractared in the Marchie mine yesterday by a rock fellfag from the hanging wall and. striking him on the breast. a In the estate of Joeeph Williams, deceased, William Williams, adminietrator, yesterday filed in the Superior Court a return of sale of personal effects belonging to the estate. The hearing for confirmation of the eale is set for Monday, April 25th. Mrs. J. 8. Gregory left this morning stating that, ber brother-in-law, Wm. J. Davis of that place, who has been ill since last December, was rapidly sinking end could not survive mucb longer. : : The final account and petition for distribution of the estate’of Edwin Tilley, deceased, has been filed by executors D. E. Morgan aod R. J. Bennetts. They report having received $10,077 50 in cash, and having paid out the sum of $667 19. They ask that the estate be distributed in. the following manner: To Mra John Foster, $500; Willlam Tilley, $500; Rosina Eddy, $200; Richard Eddy, $200; Edwin Foeter, $100; Minnie foster, $100; to the sister of Minnie Foster, $100; Baylis B. Lindley, $100, and the residue of the estate to Hannah Tilley of Nevada City. The Democratic Oounty Ocentral Committee will hold a meeting at the City Hall on Saturday evening, April 28d. At the meeting the matter of electing delegates to the State convention to be held at Santa Oraz on May 16th will be decided upon. Nevada county is apportioned ten delegates to the State convention, which will elect delegates to the National convention at St Louis. d iiits. The original Canon presidential boom appears to have had no echo, The Pennsylvania man who invented a gun that would shoot thirty miles ie now trying to find a magnet to use for a target. The Artic explorers have formed a lecturing trust and the North Pole ie to be left in cold storage another year. A young lady named Aniline Dye recently took ber own life in St. Louis. She faded away. : A merchant in Rhode Island is belong he worries over what the Republicans are going to do for a presidential candidate. He cannot be got to an asylum too quick. There is no reason in the world why Lieutenant-Governor James H. Tillman who assassinated the unarmed Gonzales should be bashful about coming to Oongress. He is an admirable representative of the State. Robbed the Grave. A startling incident ie narrated b Jehn Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows: “Iwas in an ewfal condition. My ekin was almost yellow, my eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in t and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day, Three pbysicans had given me up. Then I was advised to ase Electric Bitters. To my great joy the first bottle made use for three weeks, and am now a well man, [know they robbed the grave of another victim.” No one should fail totry them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed, at W. D. Vinton’s drag etore. Are Reappointed. Sacramento, April 18—The present Board of Directors for the Home for Feeble Minded Obfidren at Glenn ElJen has been reappointed by Governor Pardee. The Board is composed Mra. Lizzie L. Gaffney was appointed by Judge Nilon as guardian of her five minor children. Her bonds were fixed pion mine, was run over by a loaded ‘oar at the mire a few deys ago and killed. ‘Albert Muscardiai, who developed bad case of mercury poisoning while laboring in. the quicksilver mine below, is here for seeking a climatic change.. Tho Kirk Gary baseball club, a fast amateur eggregation of Sacramento, wants to meet a nine at thie city on will make a tour of the northern part of the State. guests of Oounty Assessor Henry 0, Schroeder, The gentlemen are interested in the Black Bear mine in the Rough and Ready district and are on a tour of inspection. . William Kay,an employe of the Central Shaft mine, Grass Valley, bad bis ankle quite badly sprained yesterday morning. A car was pushed up behind him and Mr. Kay’s foot was caught in Interest in and} A watch dog belonging’ to B. N. Strathearn, watchman at the ObamDecoration Day, May 80th. The club Herbert Fleishacke and E. H. Haris of San Francisco are here as the evente of the local theatrical season, both from an artistic and social viewpoint, There have already been seven or eight large theater parties ‘arranged for tomorrow night, and it is now qaite evident that the body of the theater will be nearly all occupiéd by social leaders. ; . ‘Thies is nearly always the case dur. log Miss Irving’s engagements. This, clever young star makes forcefal dnd: direct appeal to the finer sensibilities, thinkers of. all ages and dlasses, Unlike most: pleys, built upon a serious topic, ‘The Orisis” is developed entirely along comedy lines, the authors touch in constructing: hie play was as light and dainty as that of the star who will interpret the leading character. Although this is the first time Mise Irving has been seen here as a star, she ie well known to local play goera Her work as leading woman of the most famous stock company io this country, the Inyceum. stock of -New York, and later as the chief support of Mr. Jobn Drew, bas: won for Miss Irving an enviable place.smong Amerjoan stage favorites. ‘She hes* long been known as one of the cleverest and most beautifal of American actresees, and her appearance here will M.° r] @ reception for Bishop J. W. milton and wife in the church par8 from 2:80:to 5 p. m. next Monwhen our citizens generally are lally invited to be present to be iotrodaced to the Bishop and his wife, and spend such time socially as they seo fit in their company. Light refreshments will be served by the So‘cial Committee of the Epworth League, Miss; V. Pinch, chairman. While ‘there will be no formal program, vocal and inetramental music will be interFepersed from time to time. The Ladies’ Aid Committee were elected as a committee on introduction. Misseg EB. Powell and E. Payne were elected to supervise the decoration of the charch parlors, Of course there will be no admission or collec:ion, and aly our citisens are cordially invited to be present to honor our distinguished vis. itor and enjoy a sociable hour, The following were appointed chairmen ‘of the committees for the services to be held in Armory Hall next Sunday evening: Seating, Edward Badger; ashers, ©. BR. Maurehbie; decorating platform, Mrs. E. Hathaway; music, John Werry. In accordance with hie custom, Bishop Hamilton will take ap a benevolent collection on Sunday night. The object will be announced ter. ~ Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the PopuPiMay Be Drowned t it was decided tol jthat Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly closely watohitd by his friends because . S decided improvement.I continued thein. His wife bed such an anusual ease of the running gear of the truck, witb the above result. ~ John Eddie yesterday began a friendly cauee of ection in the Superior Court agsinet the Gold Tuanel Mining Company to quiet title to land purchased by Mr. Eddie in the vicinity of the Gold Tunnel mine. Fred Searls represents the plaintiff and I. O. Lindley the defendant. Wm. H. Sandow, while working at the Sierra Queen mine yesterday, hed @ narrow escape from serious injury. He was working in a stope on the 800 foot level, when a rock weighing about. a ton fell from the hanging wall. Fortunately Mr. Sandow had his pick at his side, and the boulder struck the pick bandle bending it almost in two, thus preventing the rock from falling on him, Asit was he was wedged in tight against the wall and received seyeral bruises about the hips. Stock, Bonds, Ee. The following are the quotations asked for stocke and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions

of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat......... 1&0 6 Barley ...0..--seccees «1 12% WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley........66. 939 25 San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 60 00 MINING STOOKS, iB Mexican ... 1 Gould & Cur 12 Best & Bel. 85 avage.... 85 Obollar.... 18 Potosi .... 82 Hale & Nor. 09 Orown Point.. 09 Yellow Jacke}. vs) Imperial... 60 Kentack... 25 Alpha.... 86 Belcher.... 84 Confidence .. A New Mill. Honoor, April 18.—Ae a result of the recent visit by the parties who have bonded mining land at Rackerby it is announb that a stamp mill will be erected there in the near futare. A Thoughtful Maa. M. M. Austin.of Winchester, Ind. knew what to doin the hour of need stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help ber, He thought of and tried Dr. King’s New Life Pills and she got relief at once and was finally cured. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. ar Bakery. Try it and you will albe looked forward to with great eager‘ ways buy it j tf e ete enrormne OakLanp, April 18—Mystery surrounds the disappearance of Miss Lillian Heald, a magazine writer, who fesided with her sister, Mrs. Sidney Blanchard, at 855 Thirts-seventh street. According to the information in the hands of the police, she left home {yesterday at 3 o’olock, wrote a letter to her sister, signing ancther neme to it; in which she stated a woman resembling herself had beet, seen to take a plunge into the bay at the foot of B street yesterday, ° Arm Mangled, Maryrsvitte, April 18.—While attempting to remove some loose fubricant from the belting on a weaving machine at the woolen mills yesterday, William Pickering, an employe, got his right arm caught in the rapidly revolving mechinery, with the result that the Ipbysicians later amputated the member between the wrist and elbow. Pickering, who is 62 years of age, isa recent arrival here. He has been working in the mill about a month. aaa it Saved His Leg. _ P. A, Danforth of La Graige, G. affered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, bat writes cured it in five days. For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure ee ola Sold by W. D. Vinton, Drug: gist, ranteed. Only EEE ae Was Despondent. , Napa, April 18.—Eiward Knabner, a varpenter, aged 70-yeare, tried to commit suicide wt Sawyer's tannery yesterday afternoon. He cut bis right wrist with a ragor and then jamped futo Napa river. After some difficulty he was rescued and resuscitated, He is weak from loss of blood tut will probably recover. Koabner was despondent because he was out of work. He base a daughter in St. Louis of some means. Sie ee California Commandery Will be played by 100 bande in the grand “parade during the Trienntsl Oonclave of the Kuighte Templer (Maeone) at San Francisco in September, 1904, Don’t fail to get a copy of this great march; it is fine for lodge or echool work, band and orchestra, organ or’piano solo. Send 8 two-cent stamps for sample copy to introduce, Address Isaac Dotes, Publisher. Indianapolis, Ind. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR 4 No Terminal. Rauppine, Shasta county, April 13.— The Southern Pacific Company hes no fatention of making Redding a terminal on the Sacramento Division, at present. That is made clear by a letter from R. J. Laws, superintendent of the division, to the Mérchants’ Clab of this city. The local organizution recently wrete to Mr. Laws, explaining to him that it anderstood the Southern Pacific Oompany contemplated aking thie a terminal and extending offers of good will. Mr. Lawa replied that the expressions of good will were eppreciated, but that his company did not intend establishing a terminal here at present, A New Paper. Onroo, April 18,—This city is to have &@ pew paper called ‘‘Facts and Figares,” published bi-monthly, by G. K. Gibson, It is intended to enlarge it soon from four pages to an eight page paper. The paper is published in the interest of temperance and good ci igenship. The firet number will be fasued on April 15th. “I’ve been everywhere, I’ve seen everything worth seeing, I’ve tasted everything. worth tasting, and ‘Old Gilt Edge’ is the best whisky.” That man started off like an egotist, but he finished like a gocd judge of whisky. New Sheriff. Cuico, April 18.—James Ohubbuck will take possession of the office of Buite county on April 24th, Sheriff Wilson having etated that he was ready to step down and out of that date. Deputy Sheriff Guidery, who has served Butte county in various ways for many years, will remain in office awhile in order to show the new officials the ropes. Indian Troops. Lonvon, April 12.—When the House of Commons reassembled this morning Premier Balfour announced that owing to the -action of the Thibetans it made it necessary for him to ask the House to sanction the employment of Indian troops beyond the frontier of Thibet. The budget will be introdaced next Tuesday. at Oe Californta Champagnota—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Emil Freses anus sluggish livers, : relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomee achs. Its action is mild and pleasGood Meats. ant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a@ condition to enjoy perfect health. 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