April 2, 1901 (4 pages)

Aguinaldo “Tssand Byery Evening, Sundays Exeoped Takes AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, the Oath. GREAT VARIBTY.“TPHRGON ae “TRANSCRIPT. eee nena teense bi Pd * er ee = aterm RE eg oe Eleven Hundred Millions. GAS PLANT. 4 & —_ e of the Doings of Both Old Woas That Should Inirest Brerybody— Jafly Chronict‘and “Young. . John Martin, the capitalist, has purSomething Hew Rvery Day. Trenton, N. J., April 1—The United ation this afterA chased the lighting system of Nevada States Steel Corpor rhe mumps. of case bad For Life Insurance see with the Secretary of State T. B Gray. — George Hosken, the eldest lad who City and Grass Valley, and will have noon filed TRRMS OF GUBSORITTION: The integrity of men is measured by articles amending its charter and inwas implicated in the taking of ‘the one huge plant for both towns. By fall, + + +. $6 Per Year their conduct, not by their professions. creasing its capital stock to $1,100,000G. M. Gibson Of New York is here on By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week When you hear a married man comAll the old pipes will be removed 000. The State’s fee for the filing o busines, Delivered to any part of the city. : WaAsuHIncTON, April 2d— plain of being in hot water at home, it mining Grove Deal went to Maybert yesterand an entire new plant replaced with the papers was $220,000. The original turns out half the time to be scold. ago were only time some filed returne and trip business ona day articles d McArther cables the TELEPHONE NO. 41. the latest improvements. P. 0. BOX E Gen, uaa in the home this morning. For the best of everything amended in one perticular. This meat line send your The price of gas will be reduced to amendment was made for the purpose orders to Naffzige ©, H. Belden, O, H, Miles and O: H. r. War Department that Manila Envelopes 5 cents per package at Braughler of San Francisco arrived $3 per {1000 feet, $5 being paid at tbe of taking advantage of an Act passed _— ott Aguinaldo today swore alleVinton’s. ~ « by the recent Legislature. Originally here last evening, tf Miss L. Yeaw of Washington is here present time. For cooking and heating the corporation could not mortgage or A man‘comes very near eating nothgiance to the United States ing when he eats the on a visit to friends. of the purposes the price will ‘be reduced pledge its real property or any hole. of a doughFred Harjes of Sacramento, arrived stock of any other company except by : Government. He accepts the nut, from $8 to $2 per 1000 feet. here on Isst evening’s train. the affirmative vote of the owners of The Philadelphia Record advises horse aud cart at Grass Valley, has two-thirds of the.stock. Under the American authority as supeople not to give advice, which is been returned to his home and no amended charter, it is necessary to Will Be Here Thursday. g00d advice. . charge will be preferred. The Board of Supervisors met yespreme. have only the affirmative vote of the Call on Ed Schmidt terday in regular session and transwhen you want Rev. Wm, Angwin has retarned from Rev. Dr. Mathews, one of the most owners of two-thirds of the stovk repanything in the tobacco line. acted the following business: tf Sacramento, where he attended the prominent ministers-in the M. E. Conresented in person or by proxy at any Bills allowed for coyote scalps— If you should desire anything in the Methodist Ministerial Convention. The ference, now presiding elder of this meeting of the corporation J.H. Nile $2 50, W. Vole $2 50, Thos. selfas a faithful American drinking line you sbould call’at the Len Best of Napa arrived here last district, will preach at the Methodist reason for the change is the fear that} Lanner $2 50, H. O. Lichtenberger $15, Grotto. It is the most popular resort night as messenger for the Wells, Fargo Charch on Thursday evening of this the stock will become so scattered that W.A. Barnes $2 50, George M. Bliss citizen. in town and you are always given Expess Oo. Geo. H. McIntire is havweek. The services will commence at it will be impossible to get two-thirds $5, D. F. Norton $250, W. 8S. Kirkee fair treatment. = finga vacation, ° tf 7 clock. Everybody cordially invitof, the entire stock represented at a wood $2 50, D. Monnier $2 50, H. M. Brevities. It’s fanny how the most delicate _. Prof. Andrew ©. Lawson, one of the ed to attend. meeting. Bayne $2 50, W. H. Wolford $2 650, little women can ran up a big bill leading anthorities in the country on Edgar. Teeter $15, Sherman Woodruff geology, is in charge ofthe class of . The choicest club whiskey is Jesse Easter Egg dyes 5c at Vinton’s. tf without getting out of breath. Moore “AA,” and in club life it is in $2 560, George Hosking $2 50, T. J. One of the pleasant customs that has “The great woman’s novel has at last students visit here. great demand. Giffen $2°50, Frank Williams $2 50, obtained in revent years on Easter is The public school at Lowell Hill was been written.” “Yes; what is it called?” Charles Gaus $2 50, B.B Odell $2 50, the sending of gifts of flowers or choice reopened for the sammer season yes“The Last Chapter.” : F. Finnegan $2 50, I, Fleming $7 50, H. perfumery to ones friends. With this Notice to Creditors. terday with Miss Jeanette Uphoff of The new officers of Compan y O have Grass Valley as teacher. —_ Beyer $2 50. Printing—F. £. Wadsgrowing custom in view W. D. Vinton worth $7 50, W. F. Prisk $66 00, Brown bas arranged an Easter diplay of fine received their commissions. P, F. L. Van Voast, who has managed ESTATE OF RACHEL COULTER, DEceased. Simonds is now Oaptain and Ben A. theC. & Calkins $146 85. Sunset Telepone perfumery. He has given particular tea store here for some time past, Notice is hereby given by the peep haere Administratrix estate of Rachel CoulOo. $89 05, 8S. Y. Water Uo. $89, ©. attention to the perfumes of California Best is First Lieutenant; left this morning for Chico with his ter, deceased, toof the the creditors of and all Edison is said to be so busy that the family. He will take Allen $8, J. Werry $10, E. A. -Moore or “perfnmes. made where the flowers persons having claims against the said decharge of the ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary only way he knows when Sunday comes store there, $6 15,3. T. Jones $150, E. B. Power grow.” Oall and sample them, vouchers, within four months after the first tf is that dinner’s two hours late and he D, York came down from. Downiepublication of this notice to the said Adminx. $37 10,0. F. McGlashan $125, Legg & In this issue appears a changed adat the law office of Chas. W. Kitts, Main St., ville today on his way to San FranGrass Valley. the same being the place for has to eat chicken. Shaw Oo. $786 39,M. L & D. Marsh $5° vertisement of LADIES —To-day we place in one of our large show vin Charles E: Tegler, the the transaction of the business of said es¢ : W. H. Tuttle $20, Nev. City Trans. Co. The-early honey bees are out buzzing cisco. tate in said county of Nevada, Cala. confectioner. He has a large lot of Some New Things in Wash Goods: We want veal dows April 2, 1901. $50; James Kinkead $130 79, George Mrs. M, M. York of Downieville candy Easter eggs on hand and is their song: “Bee it ever so hamble aie: MARY S. HUNTRESS, came down today and will leave toTurner $89 90, B. Miller $9, H. Dickerdisposing of them rapidly. there’s there’s no place like comb.” Admx. of estate of Rachel Coulter, dece; \° man $2, J. H. Rogers $19 75, Rice & Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. Daily hint from Paris: Don’t put on morrow for San Francisco. a2 A. Isoard & Son have a new adverLewis $950, Sigourney Bros. $3.50, yoar spring underwear quite yet, tisement today in which they have Fritz Hoffman $2, C. V. Organ $5 75, The Christian Endeavor Society will something to say about the liquors W. Ashburn $7 50. kept in stock by them. They have the hold its regular monthly meeting this New Chemises, New Corsets, New Silk Waists. TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS. : very best of everything in their line evening at the home of W. B. Robb on The application of John Martin for a and promptly deliver ail orders to any Piety Hill, SHIRT WAISTS of all kinds. Lots ofmew ones here, _ franchise to operate an electric road part of town. : It is only the great souls that know ~@obetween this city and Grass Valley how much glory there is in being came up before the Board of Supervis., . good, See the Belt we will sell you for 50 cts, We have but Om Weather Prediction. ; orf today. The franchise as proposed Price. Wm. Harry, proprietor of the saloon You can’t get two or three prices im our store. Yor by Mr. Martin, was to the effect that McAddie, of the San Francisco at the corner of Pine and Sprin g Sts. he be given the privilege of maintainWeather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: makes a specialty of serving the best 5ing a street railroad between said citShowers tonight and Wednesday. cent beer in town. Try it. He also ie3, which privilege was to continue for yourself. ee keeps a fall stock of fancy liquors. ° tf q aterm of 1146 months. Work to -be Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Now, Ladies, come in and look around. We won’t A Oninese proverb says that there are chars commenced on said road within three KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. you for looking. two perfectly good men—one dead and poe. 2 ee months. ; Respectfully, eae i oi unbor other the n, The District Attorney desired that The Sir Knights of Nevada CommanThe castle of William the Conqueror the ordinance granting the franchise be pery, No. 6, Knights Templar, are re— amended in the following respects. quested to assemble at their Asylum at Bonneville, in Normandy, has been. 1. That the road be located on such in Nevada City on Sunday morning, sold at auction for $16,000. ; route as may be directed by the SuperApril 7, at 10 o’clock, for the ‘ptirpose T. H, Bennett & Co. will ran a lower visors of the First and Second District of uniting in Easter Sunday Templar tunnel at the Emily mine on Canada Service at Trinity Episcopal Church at Hill. . It; will be run abont 500.feet and 2. That Mr. Martin pave and macad1T o’clock. : will tap the ledge at a vertical depth of amize the traveled part of said road W. J. Roczrs, Commander. ninety feet. : between the tracks, and for two feet I. J. Rotre, Recorder. td 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, If you want good coffee, or good tea, oneach side thereof, and keep the the best and tle Cheapest, you can get Suicides and Crossroads, same constantly in repair and flush —— ifyou send your orders to It has been suggested that suicides it—thatis, with the highway. Of all the fruit, pickles and prewere buried at crossroads becatise it Frank W. Taylor, at the Commercial serves with which you worked s 8. That ears should be run over the was usual to erect a cross at such Tea Co’s store, Nevada City. hard to put up for winter use. Of 5t road daily after constructed, and that places. Those who were excluded from these you are all out—nothing left. f A fair-s ized audie nce was in attendsaid cars be operated at intervals et! holy rites were Wecan give you.as a dried fruit buried there as the snce at the theater last 8 nice I evening when not less than one hour between the place next in sanctity to consecrated “A Husband on Salary” was produced. colprises es fellowioe: Oo“ . hours of 7:30 a. m. and 9:30 p. m. on ground. It was an old superstition The piece isa rollicking comedy with that the devil dancedat crossroads each and every day. many peculiar and amusing situations. . 4. That the rate of fare one way and that the erection of a cross thereat The play wiil be produced at the Andiwould prevent such unseemly prac ' shall not exceed 15 cents. Also protorium in Grass Valley tonight and NEVADA CITY are visions.as to the maintaining of flumes tices. From this or some other super17 lbs. Prunes for -. -« «= stition, such as the fear that his ghost deservinof $loo . g a large audience. and culverts by Mr. Martin, might walk the earth, arose the cusC, J. Brand, the jeweler, has a large , These amendmbnts were accepted by’ tom of driving a stake through the sullot apa of Miners’ souvenir spoons for sale Mr. Martin, and the ordinance was cide’s body. ‘ at his store on Broa passed by the unanimous vote of the d street. They are These plausible theories have gained many advocates, but it is more likely of very pretty design and are worth Board. On the advice of the District Attorthat burial at crossroads was intended several times the amount asked for i ney> Power, the Board repealed what as a mark of indignity. The temples, them. tf, or rather altars, of the heathen ‘Teuis commonly known as. the “Kidder Robert Morrison, the tailor, who fortons were mostly at the junction of merly lived: here, is now at San Franchise,” which franchise was for Francrossroads. The place of execution the term of fifty years, and was supwas there, cisco, baving just returned: on acco unt and criminals were sacriposed to be held by parties interested ficed to the gods, hence suicides were of/illness from the Philippines. He was inthe N.C.N.G.R.B. As work had buried at the crossroads to give as ‘Rot on the ill-fated Rio de Janeiro, as not been commenced on the road Strong an impression as possible of was at first thought. since the franchise was granted, some heathen burial. Probably, too, the pubIron enriches the blood, Beef is licity of such a spot, which insured the five years since, the right had nourishing, Wine is strength exfact that ening. a great number of people pired by non-user, The three together make a good medi‘Lhe Board also granted a franchise would become directly aware of the ‘cine: Beef, Iron and Wine.Vinton degrading consequences of the crime, for the same length of time to Mr, had a good deal to do with its selecsellsit. Be sure you get Liebig’s. Martin, giving to him the right to lay tion. A crowd of representatives of the and maintain gas pipes along the A curious fact in this connection is Grass Valiey Conclave, Knights of Shercounty road between Nevada City and to be found in Plato’s Laws (book ix, wood Forest, will visit Garfield Gonchapter 12). The murderer of any of Grass Valley. clave on Saturday night and a good Mr. Martin seems to be determined his near kin, after being put to,death, was “cast out of the city, naked, in an time will be had. Nine candidates will in this matter, and being President . . ° of ° be initiated and a-—fine’ prog . ° ram renthe Bay Counties Power Co., he is appointed place where three roads meet, and let all the magistrates, in bedered. endorsed by a concern that have the half of the whole State, carry In the Superior Court yest each a means to push the matter through. stone erday the and hurl it at the head of the appeal fro m Justic Holbrook’s court in Mr, Martin proposes to establish @ gas dead body.” the case of the People vs. 0. J. plant between the two cities, and thus Schuster Jesse Moore “AA” is used in all the came up and was submitted. Judge furnish gas for light and fuel, at a very Nilon affirmed the decision moderate cost. of the Agto the proposed hospitals in the United States. Why lower court, which imposed a electric road is an actual n¢ cessity,and is it. fine of $55 on Schuster for battery «Oe something that has been needed com New establishment mit ted here upon Peter McAusland. With army officers Jesse Moo for years re past, shousome “AA ld sinp and ” our d lans citizens abie oa. faced tae whiskey is lliss Stevens’ Milli very popular drink. Gilt Edge Whiskey ip. a nerve tonic. Martin every aid they canin his pro— . Pp 2sed work, —=—=————SS=—=_ _ Py i The franchise granted is simp : Bi { a ee , ly a EF S FR GLO . Special privilege and ut . RING the end of the year and eleven and one-half months, Mr. Martin will have to appl y for an: other fran chise in the usua l form, but it was deemed best to grant the special privilege in order to enab le him to : ¢ ‘commence work immediately, tire as the Easter lillies that are bl marked them at special Footwear that excel Sround you. We have a stock of The following bilis were handsome Clothing for Men, in ne ordered lighted at the many wé all the } st in s Cataways, H. Allen is a very sick men, having & Grafting wax at Vinton’s. pois = 2 TUBSOAY..5.;. April, 2, 1901 ‘ BOARD OFSUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Regular Ses sion Commencing April 4. He swore to conduct him New Wash Goods! New Wash Goods! . NEW SILKS, . NEW GRENADINES, — NEW ‘WOOLEN GOODS, See Window! . See Window! —_Seg/Windoy see these goods. We want you to see our store. We are \ ready for you. Come iu and take a look around. q WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, COLORED UNDERSKIRTe st PLUMBING . NEW CORSET COVERS, NEW NIGHTGOWNg AUALAMALLALANALIALE rymer eversor n arra iy e era r n “NEW BELTS” Done ’t wait for the Trustees to serve won’t pay any more money for ;Dry Goods than your neighbor 3 notice on you, but let does. Everyone treated alike here, . Come and see { 3 US attend to your WORK at once. ) 3 LICENSED plumber © fg Sead i employed---First-class ‘work and prices the LOWEST.. Big Cash Dry Goods Store. One Price to all, /Mulloy’sPioneer Grocery. SEE THE NEW STEEL CLOSET SEAT LEGG © SHAW Co. BAS TE ® Wourre Out Apples, Pears, Peaches, per Ib. Apricots per Ib. = =) = and examine it _ Suits $12 up Pants $3.50 up Ladies’ Dress Goods for AND S paid: H>J. Wright $18 35. Many of the novelties which are showing for this Easter were bought especially for we the.occasion, and we have Easter prices. You will be de— Grass Val ley Union $240 20. . Hon. J. M. Walling @ppeared befo re the Board for the Good ‘Tem Plar s asking en appropriation of $75 apie ce for the care of three children of B. Kearns of Truckee, who are now at the Home . This sppropriation is asked ae for this year, after that they will be supported by the State. Taken under advisement, Geo. Landsbp Niet Hill today, » tailor-made suits at lowest prices — on Broad Street, mext door; to H. CRAWFORD, Main Street _ STER< ON EASTER SUNDAY you should look as fresh and spotless in your at s in’ quality, tyle, and at the lowe Sagk Suits, Frock pretty s tyl s and Fine Trousers, in the late fat st you will wonder how we can es when you see them and Coat Ceived. rich or poor can have an such low Prices. sell such pretty clothing at The Men’s fine Vici Kid Lace We are offering a line of Men’s Black and Blue Shoe: Black Cheviot Sack Suits,. 4ressy, VESTEE SUITS—Three ieces—3 suit . Also ere ten 3 tot 8—per OF Sanare Per Suit,} cutestyles sizes of84 to 44, at FIVE different patterns. And also, $2 and $2PPi Bre: ‘THEDOLLARS, LATEST SPRING NOVELTIES os © " . Consisting of Mixtures, Cheviot, Stripes and Worsteds, A full line of Russian Blouse sizes 35 to 42, §7 50. Cheviots, blue, red. tan, town, gray. . Over a Spe pene lgeged Fic of these novelties just receiv Also round enpa d square— sacks, © can fifit the tall ed from the East. and examine th em. ~ No trouble to show goods. $1.50. L. HYMAN &CO» Nevada themselves iny march was led by mander &. Ey W and during ite p While a counter the leaders of throng intoa gen re as if put there bys upon the back of: large card which bt Fool.” 5: A fellow, who 88 . mon from the sunny South evidentally had partaken4 from the chee wi, the hall and 6 He was so badly was hardly able to sisted in keeping is room. The gentlema: afterwards took off his proved to be QOharles well was he disguised he play his part that but that he was “putting on.” A prize waltz Was announe ter the first part was. over asked Frank T, Nilon an Captain Wm; Richards and p August Rapp and partner to thé floor and compete for which were said to be a hand brestpin and an elegant dian pin. After sometime the awarded to Oaptain Richarc partner and proved to be mad » brass and worth about one . Photographer EB, A. Moore with his camera and arrang a flash-light picture of the Groups gathered in various p hall and posed in various The lights were turned ont : they came on again the phc or his, camera were not to be where, 3 oe ProgramsPad were given tocptl bed tie a Boragews pegs took their places. vas of the very Ginest and was by Wild's Drohestts. Boarding House Fi Yesterday afternoon a fire in the boarding hous ofe { ing was partially -destr oyec discovered by some men . some distance away. y alarm, and soon @ large gang were atwork attempting to e ible to were ane oe of the . but they succeeded in saving of it. While fighting the fir intendent Wilson was: badly aud inhaled so much smoke Calter The Kina of a Hairy The man who thinks a n should regalate the individ duct of everybody in the oc isa pumpkin head whose br: not keep twenty-four hoursi climate. And the fellows always finding. fault with ~ papers for doing thie or the paper when ft dooe the right. Everybody invited to cal ioton aDe EVERYTHING NEW _IN WALKING HATS. .FOR CHILDREN.SALE of Pythias over, giwi n at tht parties ven : crowd walk Stock Arrived. PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MIS W. 10 cts 124% “fF New Spring and Summer APRIL 34, 4th and sth. ' TETREAU = GRAND OPENING % % * Wednesday, Thursday ana Friday, QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED = ———— MILLINERY OPENING ! : The April Fool Hall last night by Mil $2.50, . Shoes, Men’s fine Ladies’ fine Summer wei ht, box Ve es box Ladies’ .00, h e Vestin Top Shoes, ], "ceo. W.Dowoagaayfo Geo. W. Downey, agent for fornia Sampling Works, has . the Champion mining compa mense lot of sulpharets and t menced making shipments t pany. < “ ‘James Hennessey hes tres self toa new sign,and changed of his stable, Hereafter the be known as the “National Biable,” pactes Trout will soon be plenty 4 ket. The people of Truckee having a great feasin t that now. ‘ na Dr. Conlan was called te yesterday to visit Mr, Me child, who is very sick withp The Champion ‘boarding “Te Oe i ee } Mrs. Jobn DrammoofnYo d poey night and wes ba r When that tired: sidetrack it with Je ue

Aguinaldo “Tssand Byery Evening, Sundays Exeoped Takes AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, the Oath. GREAT VARIBTY.“TPHRGON ae “TRANSCRIPT. eee nena teense bi Pd * er ee = aterm RE eg oe Eleven Hundred Millions. GAS PLANT. 4 & —_ e of the Doings of Both Old Woas That Should Inirest Brerybody— Jafly Chronict‘and “Young. . John Martin, the capitalist, has purSomething Hew Rvery Day. Trenton, N. J., April 1—The United ation this afterA chased the lighting system of Nevada States Steel Corpor rhe mumps. of case bad For Life Insurance see with the Secretary of State T. B Gray. — George Hosken, the eldest lad who City and Grass Valley, and will have noon filed TRRMS OF GUBSORITTION: The integrity of men is measured by articles amending its charter and inwas implicated in the taking of ‘the one huge plant for both towns. By fall, + + +. $6 Per Year their conduct, not by their professions. creasing its capital stock to $1,100,000G. M. Gibson Of New York is here on By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week When you hear a married man comAll the old pipes will be removed 000. The State’s fee for the filing o busines, Delivered to any part of the city. : WaAsuHIncTON, April 2d— plain of being in hot water at home, it mining Grove Deal went to Maybert yesterand an entire new plant replaced with the papers was $220,000. The original turns out half the time to be scold. ago were only time some filed returne and trip business ona day articles d McArther cables the TELEPHONE NO. 41. the latest improvements. P. 0. BOX E Gen, uaa in the home this morning. For the best of everything amended in one perticular. This meat line send your The price of gas will be reduced to amendment was made for the purpose orders to Naffzige ©, H. Belden, O, H, Miles and O: H. r. War Department that Manila Envelopes 5 cents per package at Braughler of San Francisco arrived $3 per {1000 feet, $5 being paid at tbe of taking advantage of an Act passed _— ott Aguinaldo today swore alleVinton’s. ~ « by the recent Legislature. Originally here last evening, tf Miss L. Yeaw of Washington is here present time. For cooking and heating the corporation could not mortgage or A man‘comes very near eating nothgiance to the United States ing when he eats the on a visit to friends. of the purposes the price will ‘be reduced pledge its real property or any hole. of a doughFred Harjes of Sacramento, arrived stock of any other company except by : Government. He accepts the nut, from $8 to $2 per 1000 feet. here on Isst evening’s train. the affirmative vote of the owners of The Philadelphia Record advises horse aud cart at Grass Valley, has two-thirds of the.stock. Under the American authority as supeople not to give advice, which is been returned to his home and no amended charter, it is necessary to Will Be Here Thursday. g00d advice. . charge will be preferred. The Board of Supervisors met yespreme. have only the affirmative vote of the Call on Ed Schmidt terday in regular session and transwhen you want Rev. Wm, Angwin has retarned from Rev. Dr. Mathews, one of the most owners of two-thirds of the stovk repanything in the tobacco line. acted the following business: tf Sacramento, where he attended the prominent ministers-in the M. E. Conresented in person or by proxy at any Bills allowed for coyote scalps— If you should desire anything in the Methodist Ministerial Convention. The ference, now presiding elder of this meeting of the corporation J.H. Nile $2 50, W. Vole $2 50, Thos. selfas a faithful American drinking line you sbould call’at the Len Best of Napa arrived here last district, will preach at the Methodist reason for the change is the fear that} Lanner $2 50, H. O. Lichtenberger $15, Grotto. It is the most popular resort night as messenger for the Wells, Fargo Charch on Thursday evening of this the stock will become so scattered that W.A. Barnes $2 50, George M. Bliss citizen. in town and you are always given Expess Oo. Geo. H. McIntire is havweek.. The services will commence at it will be impossible to get two-thirds $5, D. F. Norton $250, W. 8S. Kirkee fair treatment. = finga vacation, ° tf 7 clock. Everybody cordially invitof, the entire stock represented at a wood $2 50, D. Monnier $2 50, H. M. Brevities. It’s fanny how the most delicate _. Prof. Andrew ©. Lawson, one of the ed to attend. meeting. Bayne $2 50, W. H. Wolford $2 650, little women can ran up a big bill leading anthorities in the country on Edgar. Teeter $15, Sherman Woodruff geology, is in charge ofthe class of . The choicest club whiskey is Jesse Easter Egg dyes 5c at Vinton’s. tf without getting out of breath. Moore “AA,” and in club life it is in $2 560, George Hosking $2 50, T. J. One of the pleasant customs that has “The great woman’s novel has at last students visit here. great demand. Giffen $2°50, Frank Williams $2 50, obtained in revent years on Easter is The public school at Lowell Hill was been written.” “Yes; what is it called?” Charles Gaus $2 50, B.B Odell $2 50, the sending of gifts of flowers or choice reopened for the sammer season yes“The Last Chapter.” : F. Finnegan $2 50, I, Fleming $7 50, H. perfumery to ones friends. With this Notice to Creditors. terday with Miss Jeanette Uphoff of The new officers of Compan y O have Grass Valley as teacher. —_ Beyer $2 50. Printing—F. £. Wadsgrowing custom in view W. D. Vinton worth $7 50, W. F. Prisk $66 00, Brown bas arranged an Easter diplay of fine received their commissions. P, F. L. Van Voast, who has managed ESTATE OF RACHEL COULTER, DEceased. Simonds is now Oaptain and Ben A. theC. & Calkins $146 85. Sunset Telepone perfumery. He has given particular tea store here for some time past, Notice is hereby given by the peep haere Administratrix estate of Rachel CoulOo. $89 05, 8S. Y. Water Uo. $89, ©. attention to the perfumes of California Best is First Lieutenant; left this morning for Chico with his ter, deceased, toof the the creditors of and all Edison is said to be so busy that the family. He will take Allen $8, J. Werry $10, E. A. -Moore or “perfnmes. made where the flowers persons having claims against the said decharge of the ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary only way he knows when Sunday comes store there, $6 15,3. T. Jones $150, E. B. Power grow.” Oall and sample them, vouchers, within four months after the first tf is that dinner’s two hours late and he D, York came down from. Downiepublication of this notice to the said Adminx. $37 10,0. F. McGlashan $125, Legg & In this issue appears a changed adat the law office of Chas. W. Kitts, Main St., ville today on his way to San FranGrass Valley. the same being the place for has to eat chicken. Shaw Oo. $786 39,M. L & D. Marsh $5° vertisement of LADIES —To-day we place in one of our large show vin Charles E: Tegler, the the transaction of the business of said es¢ : W. H. Tuttle $20, Nev. City Trans. Co. The-early honey bees are out buzzing cisco. tate in said county of Nevada, Cala. confectioner. He has a large lot of Some New Things in Wash Goods: We want veal dows April 2, 1901. $50; James Kinkead $130 79, George Mrs. M, M. York of Downieville candy Easter eggs on hand and is their song: “Bee it ever so hamble aie: MARY S. HUNTRESS, came down today and will leave toTurner $89 90, B. Miller $9, H. Dickerdisposing of them rapidly. there’s there’s no place like comb.” Admx. of estate of Rachel Coulter, dece; \° man $2, J. H. Rogers $19 75, Rice & Chas. W. Kitts, Atty. Daily hint from Paris: Don’t put on morrow for San Francisco. a2 A. Isoard & Son have a new adverLewis $950, Sigourney Bros. $3.50, yoar spring underwear quite yet, tisement today in which they have Fritz Hoffman $2, C. V. Organ $5 75, The Christian Endeavor Society will something to say about the liquors W. Ashburn $7 50. kept in stock by them. They have the hold its regular monthly meeting this New Chemises, New Corsets, New Silk Waists. TODAY'S PROCEEDINGS. : very best of everything in their line evening at the home of W. B. Robb on The application of John Martin for a and promptly deliver ail orders to any Piety Hill, SHIRT WAISTS of all kinds. Lots ofmew ones here, _ franchise to operate an electric road part of town. : It is only the great souls that know ~@obetween this city and Grass Valley how much glory there is in being came up before the Board of Supervis., . good, See the Belt we will sell you for 50 cts, We have but Om Weather Prediction. ; orf today. The franchise as proposed Price. Wm. Harry, proprietor of the saloon You can’t get two or three prices im our store. Yor by Mr. Martin, was to the effect that McAddie, of the San Francisco at the corner of Pine and Sprin g Sts. he be given the privilege of maintainWeather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: makes a specialty of serving the best 5ing a street railroad between said citShowers tonight and Wednesday. cent beer in town. Try it. He also ie3, which privilege was to continue for yourself. ee keeps a fall stock of fancy liquors. ° tf q aterm of 1146 months. Work to -be Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Now, Ladies, come in and look around. We won’t A Oninese proverb says that there are chars commenced on said road within three KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. you for looking. two perfectly good men—one dead and poe. 2 ee months. ; Respectfully, eae i oi unbor other the n, The District Attorney desired that The Sir Knights of Nevada CommanThe castle of William the Conqueror the ordinance granting the franchise be pery, No. 6, Knights Templar, are re— amended in the following respects. quested to assemble at their Asylum at Bonneville, in Normandy, has been. 1. That the road be located on such in Nevada City on Sunday morning, sold at auction for $16,000. ; route as may be directed by the SuperApril 7, at 10 o’clock, for the ‘ptirpose T. H, Bennett & Co. will ran a lower visors of the First and Second District of uniting in Easter Sunday Templar tunnel at the Emily mine on Canada Service at Trinity Episcopal Church at Hill. . It; will be run abont 500.feet and 2. That Mr. Martin pave and macad1T o’clock. : will tap the ledge at a vertical depth of amize the traveled part of said road W. J. Roczrs, Commander. ninety feet. : between the tracks, and for two feet I. J. Rotre, Recorder. td 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, If you want good coffee, or good tea, oneach side thereof, and keep the the best and tle Cheapest, you can get Suicides and Crossroads, same constantly in repair and flush —— ifyou send your orders to It has been suggested that suicides it—thatis, with the highway. Of all the fruit, pickles and prewere buried at crossroads becatise it Frank W. Taylor, at the Commercial serves with which you worked s 8. That ears should be run over the was usual to erect a cross at such Tea Co’s store, Nevada City. hard to put up for winter use. Of 5t road daily after constructed, and that places. Those who were excluded from these you are all out—nothing left. f A fair-s ized audie nce was in attendsaid cars be operated at intervals et! holy rites were Wecan give you.as a dried fruit buried there as the snce at the theater last 8 nice I evening when not less than one hour between the place next in sanctity to consecrated “A Husband on Salary” was produced. colprises es fellowioe: Oo“ . hours of 7:30 a. m. and 9:30 p. m. on ground. It was an old superstition The piece isa rollicking comedy with that the devil dancedat crossroads each and every day. many peculiar and amusing situations. . 4. That the rate of fare one way and that the erection of a cross thereat The play wiil be produced at the Andiwould prevent such unseemly prac ' shall not exceed 15 cents. Also protorium in Grass Valley tonight and NEVADA CITY are visions.as to the maintaining of flumes tices. From this or some other super17 lbs. Prunes for -. -« «= stition, such as the fear that his ghost deservinof $loo . g a large audience. and culverts by Mr. Martin, might walk the earth, arose the cusC, J. Brand, the jeweler, has a large , These amendmbnts were accepted by’ tom of driving a stake through the sullot apa of Miners’ souvenir spoons for sale Mr. Martin, and the ordinance was cide’s body. ‘ at his store on Broa passed by the unanimous vote of the d street. They are These plausible theories have gained many advocates, but it is more likely of very pretty design and are worth Board. On the advice of the District Attorthat burial at crossroads was intended several times the amount asked for i ney> Power, the Board repealed what as a mark of indignity. The temples, them. tf, or rather altars, of the heathen ‘Teuis commonly known as. the “Kidder Robert Morrison, the tailor, who fortons were mostly at the junction of merly lived: here, is now at San Franchise,” which franchise was for Francrossroads. The place of execution the term of fifty years, and was supwas there, cisco, baving just returned: on acco unt and criminals were sacriposed to be held by parties interested ficed to the gods, hence suicides were of/illness from the Philippines. He was inthe N.C.N.G.R.B. As work had buried at the crossroads to give as ‘Rot on the ill-fated Rio de Janeiro, as not been commenced on the road Strong an impression as possible of was at first thought. since the franchise was granted, some heathen burial. Probably, too, the pubIron enriches the blood, Beef is licity of such a spot, which insured the five years since, the right had nourishing, Wine is strength exfact that ening. a great number of people pired by non-user, The three together make a good medi‘Lhe Board also granted a franchise would become directly aware of the ‘cine: Beef, Iron and Wine.Vinton degrading consequences of the crime, for the same length of time to Mr, had a good deal to do with its selecsellsit. Be sure you get Liebig’s. Martin, giving to him the right to lay tion. A crowd of representatives of the and maintain gas pipes along the A curious fact in this connection is Grass Valiey Conclave, Knights of Shercounty road between Nevada City and to be found in Plato’s Laws (book ix, wood Forest, will visit Garfield Gonchapter 12). The murderer of any of Grass Valley. clave on Saturday night and a good Mr. Martin seems to be determined his near kin, after being put to,death, was “cast out of the city, naked, in an time will be had. Nine candidates will in this matter, and being President . . ° of ° be initiated and a-—fine’ prog . ° ram renthe Bay Counties Power Co., he is appointed place where three roads meet, and let all the magistrates, in bedered. endorsed by a concern that have the half of the whole State, carry In the Superior Court yest each a means to push the matter through. stone erday the and hurl it at the head of the appeal fro m Justic Holbrook’s court in Mr, Martin proposes to establish @ gas dead body.” the case of the People vs. 0. J. plant between the two cities, and thus Schuster Jesse Moore “AA” is used in all the came up and was submitted. Judge furnish gas for light and fuel, at a very Nilon affirmed the decision moderate cost. of the Agto the proposed hospitals in the United States. Why lower court, which imposed a electric road is an actual n¢ cessity,and is it. fine of

$55 on Schuster for battery «Oe something that has been needed com New establishment mit ted here upon Peter McAusland. With army officers Jesse Moo for years re past, shousome “AA ld sinp and ” our d lans citizens abie oa. faced tae whiskey is lliss Stevens’ Milli very popular drink. Gilt Edge Whiskey ip. a nerve tonic. Martin every aid they canin his pro— . Pp 2sed work, —=—=————SS=—=_ _ Py i The franchise granted is simp : Bi { a ee , ly a EF S FR GLO . Special privilege and ut . RING the end of the year and eleven and one-half months, Mr. Martin will have to appl y for an: other fran chise in the usua l form, but it was deemed best to grant the special privilege in order to enab le him to : ¢ ‘commence work immediately, tire as the Easter lillies that are bl marked them at special Footwear that excel Sround you. We have a stock of The following bilis were handsome Clothing for Men, in ne ordered lighted at the many wé all the } st in s Cataways, H. Allen is a very sick men, having & Grafting wax at Vinton’s. pois = 2 TUBSOAY...5..;. April, 2, 1901 ‘ BOARD OFSUPERVISORS. Business Transacted at the Regular Ses sion Commencing April 4. He swore to conduct him New Wash Goods! New Wash Goods! . NEW SILKS, . NEW GRENADINES, — NEW ‘WOOLEN GOODS, See Window! . See Window! —_Seg/Windoy see these goods. We want you to see our store. We are \ ready for you. Come iu and take a look around. q WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, COLORED UNDERSKIRTe st PLUMBING . NEW CORSET COVERS, NEW NIGHTGOWNg AUALAMALLALANALIALE rymer eversor n arra iy e era r n “NEW BELTS” Done ’t wait for the Trustees to serve won’t pay any more money for ;Dry Goods than your neighbor 3 notice on you, but let does. Everyone treated alike here, . Come and see { 3 US attend to your WORK at once. ) 3 LICENSED plumber © fg Sead i employed---First-class ‘work and prices the LOWEST... Big Cash Dry Goods Store. One Price to all, /Mulloy’sPioneer Grocery. SEE THE NEW STEEL CLOSET SEAT LEGG © SHAW Co. BAS TE ® Wourre Out Apples, Pears, Peaches, per Ib. Apricots per Ib. = =) = and examine it _ Suits $12 up Pants $3.50 up Ladies’ Dress Goods for AND S paid: H>J. Wright $18 35. Many of the novelties which are showing for this Easter were bought especially for we the.occasion, and we have Easter prices. You will be de— Grass Val ley Union $240 20. . Hon. J. M. Walling @ppeared befo re the Board for the Good ‘Tem Plar s asking en appropriation of $75 apie ce for the care of three children of B. Kearns of Truckee, who are now at the Home . This sppropriation is asked ae for this year, after that they will be supported by the State.. Taken under advisement, Geo. Landsbp Niet Hill today, » tailor-made suits at lowest prices — on Broad Street, mext door; to H. CRAWFORD, Main Street _ STER< ON EASTER SUNDAY you should look as fresh and spotless in your at s in’ quality, tyle, and at the lowe Sagk Suits, Frock pretty s tyl s and Fine Trousers, in the late fat st you will wonder how we can es when you see them and Coat Ceived. rich or poor can have an such low Prices. sell such pretty clothing at The Men’s fine Vici Kid Lace We are offering a line of Men’s Black and Blue Shoe: Black Cheviot Sack Suits,. 4ressy, VESTEE SUITS—Three ieces—3 suit . Also ere ten 3 tot 8—per OF Sanare Per Suit,} cutestyles sizes of84 to 44, at FIVE different patterns. And also, $2 and $2PPi Bre: ‘THEDOLLARS, LATEST SPRING NOVELTIES os © " . Consisting of Mixtures, Cheviot, Stripes and Worsteds, A full line of Russian Blouse sizes 35 to 42, §7 50. Cheviots, blue, red. tan, town, gray. . Over a Spe pene lgeged Fic of these novelties just receiv Also round enpa d square— sacks, © can fifit the tall ed from the East. and examine th em. ~ No trouble to show goods. $1.50. L. HYMAN &CO» Nevada themselves iny march was led by mander &. Ey W and during ite p While a counter the leaders of throng intoa gen re as if put there bys upon the back of: large card which bt Fool.” 5: A fellow, who 88 . mon from the sunny South evidentally had partaken4 from the chee wi, the hall and 6 He was so badly was hardly able to sisted in keeping is room. The gentlema: afterwards took off his proved to be QOharles well was he disguised he play his part that but that he was “putting on.” A prize waltz Was announe ter the first part was. over asked Frank T, Nilon an Captain Wm; Richards and p August Rapp and partner to thé floor and compete for which were said to be a hand brestpin and an elegant dian pin. After sometime the awarded to Oaptain Richarc partner and proved to be mad » brass and worth about one . Photographer EB, A. Moore with his camera and arrang a flash-light picture of the Groups gathered in various p hall and posed in various The lights were turned ont : they came on again the phc or his, camera were not to be where, 3 oe ProgramsPad were given tocptl bed tie a Boragews pegs took their places. vas of the very Ginest and was by Wild's Drohestts. Boarding House Fi Yesterday afternoon a fire in the boarding hous ofe { ing was partially -destr oyec discovered by some men . some distance away. y alarm, and soon @ large gang were atwork attempting to e ible to were ane oe of the . but they succeeded in saving of it. While fighting the fir intendent Wilson was: badly aud inhaled so much smoke Calter The Kina of a Hairy The man who thinks a n should regalate the individ duct of everybody in the oc isa pumpkin head whose br: not keep twenty-four hoursi climate. And the fellows always finding. fault with ~ papers for doing thie or the paper when ft dooe the right. Everybody invited to cal ioton aDe EVERYTHING NEW _IN WALKING HATS. ..FOR CHILDREN..SALE of Pythias over, giwi n at tht parties ven : crowd walk Stock Arrived.. PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MIS W. 10 cts 124% “fF New Spring and Summer APRIL 34, 4th and sth. ' TETREAU = GRAND OPENING % % * Wednesday, Thursday ana Friday, QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED = ———— MILLINERY OPENING ! : The April Fool Hall last night by Mil $2.50, . Shoes, Men’s fine Ladies’ fine Summer wei ht, box Ve es box Ladies’ .00, h e Vestin Top Shoes, ], "ceo. W.Dowoagaayfo Geo. W. Downey, agent for fornia Sampling Works, has . the Champion mining compa mense lot of sulpharets and t menced making shipments t pany. < “ ‘James Hennessey hes tres self toa new sign,and changed of his stable, Hereafter the be known as the “National Biable,” pactes Trout will soon be plenty 4 ket. The people of Truckee having a great feasin t that now. ‘ na Dr. Conlan was called te yesterday to visit Mr, Me child, who is very sick withp The Champion ‘boarding “Te Oe i ee } Mrs. Jobn DrammoofnYo d poey night and wes ba r When that tired: sidetrack it with Je ue