April 20, 1904 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. WEDNESDAY.. APRIL. 20, 1904 en, EAI Be woe ee Le Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. B. O. Farnum ia here from San FranRev. Father P, J. Olynehas returned rom Oherokee. Attorney Fred Searls and wife left is morning for Smartsville. / President L. J. Rose of the Home pine hae returned to Oxnard. . Mrs. A, D. Mason will leave tomorow morning for San Francisco. -Julius Loehl arrived here yesterday fternoon from San Francisco. 'J.G.-Knowles is here from Sacrajento. -L.E. Peck of Graniteville is . ere on asiness. ‘Mes, Thomes Andrews hae gone to feno'to vieit with her daughter. 'G. V. Robinson was ap from Indian prings yeste:day. Buaperintendent Henry Fuller hes reBrned to the Zeibright mine. -E. B. Sbamp of Auburn returned esterday from a trip to Sierra City. . .M. Magonigle arrived here yesterday tom North San Juan, J. K. Davidson was down from North loomfleld yesterday. (Olifford O'Neill has retarned from Bit to Colambie Hil). : ‘George Oooper has gone to San Pancisco, ; Thomas Penrose Jr. is down from ® Delhi mine for a few days visit thhisfamily.Miss Dahlberg of French Oorral is og friends in this city. Perry Moyle of San Franciséo-ie visbg his sister, Mrs. R. J. Bennetts, in is-city. ; Stephen Buscagliia has returned ym Emigrant Gap. ; Dherles Bins arrived here last night m San Francisco and left this broing for Downieville. Mies Minnte Kahl will leave tomornorning for a visit to San FranStockton and other places. H. Bone is here from Berkeley. Bidney W. Smith of Chicago is in is city on commercial business, '. W. Roche, the well-known comreial man of San Francisc>, ts in D. }Gerwood arrived here last evenfrom San Francisco. ohn Spaulding came up from Au rn today. fise Lillie Snell will leave tomorrow rc ing for Sacremento, where she i visit friends. . . L. Scott, the San Francisco comal man, left on the noon train tot for Reno J [.D. Spencer and P. A. Reger are ® from San Francisco. irs. Trood and daughter of North jomfield left this morning for San Bcieco. , . W. A. Rimer returned last it from Los Angeles, where he atfed the meeting of the Episcopal rch directors. award Trood came down from fth Bloomfield yesterday and left > morning for San Francisco. Villiam Back of Moores Flat reied last}night from the iower counHER & col 50 $3 50 & $45) KET ANNE W-WaNDow (foe y Milliners ill line of Yillinery vill have jast the hat yuu inded to pay. You willl be ay low prices, : sading Milliner of Nevad mmercial Street. 0 OK aici on a trip through ae ler for VERS ne So Good, LRE. a WALTHAM ora N Nickel Dust Pro 1 at our store. Othe nes and Clock propor. m and get our prices. lakers — Broad Stredg sonal Notes. Allen, Ohas. Gowne, J, B. Me aod J.V. McKeon arrived her ning from San Francisco. Taylor is here from San Fra # Fil Farrar, one of the stockholi.e Mountaineer mine, returaed 'rancisco todey. Panner and J. A. Britton an m ‘San Francisco. A Grest Sensation. William Fox of Oakland, who visited B city about three years ago, is here interest of the San Francisco Hletin. i’. Josiah Glaeson of North Bloomwas visiting her daughter, Mre. B. Treadwell, in this city yesterday. morning Mrs. Glasson left for Alda to visit with her daughter, Mrs. mer. ihe family of George E. Johnston, phave been making their home at Famento for several months past, freturo to this city the beginning t of next week to again meke their $ne was a big sensation in Let dq, when W. H. Brown of tha bo was expected to die, hed saved by Dr. King’s New Dit ‘or Consumption. He writes: . ed insufferable agonies fron . but your New Discovery gat diate relief and soon ther cted a complete cure.” Siak 3 of Consumption, Poeumonis fis and Grip are numerous. eerlese remedy for all tbrost ‘troubles. Price 60c and #1. ed. by W. D. Vinton, Dros: PRESTO Tree, Pbn Nu'e end wife, former resiof this city, but for several years Hing at San Francisco, have gone lew York city to make their bome. Bnager John Werry of the Nevada ity Gas and Electric Company Prices that will md the Grand Commandery of oe thts Templar. cs. Wm. 8. Richards is atill in a prise you Sal condition at San Francisco, : » shows but slight if any imkde kee look at the wel I ot. W.G. Richards received now making a specialty 0 st proof and guerant ye, Waltham movement fot am last evening and left for Only $6.00. De dside of his mother this mornid nickel and a good tint . is. T. W. Matthews and daughters ety Hill left this morning for Sacnto, where they will reside. A © of friends were at the depot to Dall and see it. Ras good-bye. pr? Wateh Repairing a ork guaranteed. 3 f Ww. CLEMO sal toney back says: Schilling’s Pine anc ercial st ; P Doloridge Building. Pos . whatever you want is it; if you don’t think so, 58a Work : f grocer returns your . T 0 Also Refinint . » and that’s the end of Mail orders. ior ALL R * DAILY LOGALNOTES. Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. — J The Elsie A mine on Selby Flat was the scene of a bad cave a few days ago, the shaft and the long tunnel falling in. The cave was due to ihe water soaked condition of the ground, and a8 @ consequence Messrs. Bonney and Haret, the operators, were forced to suspend operations for the present. This wifl work a great. hardship on these gentlomen, as they had just penetrated the pay shoot and were engaged in taking out good ore. Last. night the Nevada County Retail Grocers’ Protective Association held its annual election and elected officers as follows: W.G. Richards, president; Gus Fischer, vicepresident; Frank Guenther, secretary; Thad. W. Sigourney, treasurer; R. W. Gaylord, P. 8. Waldron, Gus Fischer, Thad. W. Sigourney and J. J. Jackson, execu. tive committee. A collation followed the election. Charles Kane, a miner aged twentyfive yeare and a son of James Kane, the well-known lawyer of Sierra City, Slerra county, committed euicide at that place about 8 o’clock last night by taking a dose of laudanam. He was anmarried, and left a note saying that trouble drove him to take the fatal draught. He also requested that Golden Nugget Parlor, No. 94, Native Sons of the Golden West, of which he was a, member, take charge of hisburial. Young Kane had been dissipating heavily for the past several days, The people of Gaston will this year eelebrate the Fourth of July. They} are arranging to give a big picnic, have games, races, etc, to be followed by a grand ball in the evening. The N. O. 0.’s were delightfally entained last Friday evening by Miss Florence Andrews at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robert Hathaway. A. G. Word of San Francisco left this morning for the Gaston Ridge mine, where he will install a new drill sharpening machine in the blacksmith shop., 7 A letter received last night by Rev. J. H. Wythe from Rev. J. P. Macauley, Methodist minister at Aubarn, stated that the writer would be unable to attend the missionary convention here this week, owing to the serious illness of bis aged father who resides with him, One of the huge engines of the Union Pacific, No. 1514, drawing a trainload of oranges for the Est passed through Colfax this morning and attracted considerable attention as it was something unusual, A carload of granite curbing arrived here this morning for kid. Weisenburger to be placed around plots in the cemetery, “AN Westbound trains on the Southern Pacific are four or five hours late today on account of the heavy storms. aiaasnsiomananccail Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court todayJudge F.T. Nilan presiding: Estate of Hugh J. Thomas, deceased. Will admitted to probate. Estate and guardianship of Albert, John and William Rodda, minors. Bayne vs. Locke. Oounsel for plaintiff given permission to withdraw deeds from Dinsmore et al to CO. W) Kitte, and C, W. Kitts to H. M. Bayne. ‘People vs. Lawrence D. Nihell. Third day of trial. ARE YOU SATISFIED? If Not, What Better Proof Can Nevada City Residents Ask For? Thia is the statement of’ a Nevada City citizen.” The testimony of a neighbor. You can readily investigate it. The proof should convince you. Frank Milbura of Upper Grass Valloy road eays: ‘‘You can tell it to any one you please and in what manner you please that Doan’s Kidney Pills are not only worth recommending but thet any one suffering from kidney complaint. backache, lumbago; call it what-you will, stands sadly in bis own light if he does not take a course of this treatment. Haifa dczen doctors told me I had Diabetes and gave me up. This wesseveral years ago. Four years ago I had dropsics! swellings, making me twice my natural size. You can understand better my position when Li tell you that I was tapped twice. Juet before going to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills I could not lift anything on account of my back. If I even stooped it required a terrific effort to straighten, and to a man in this condition life ig not a continual round of pleasure. Dodn’s Kidney . Pille certainly did work wonders. The burning aching in my back has completely disappeared. I can lift and my back has been so strengthened that I am not inconvenienced when bringing the muscles of the loins into use, I wonld not take a bundred dollars and havea return of the lameness and soreness across the small of my back. Ihave never ceased to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills.” For sale by all dealers, Price 60 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember. the name—Doan’s—and take no substitate. For a good cool, sharp glass of beer cell at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sots Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : ; WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat..... “ Barley.. WATER AND Gas, Spring Valley..... $89 75 San Francisco Gas and Elec. 68 MINING STOOKS, Coble ROE . 76 Sierra Nevada. Mexican .. Utah ..4. Gould & Our. — Best Con. Oal & Va.1 Sav. Chollar .., Potosi ..< ‘Hele & Nor. Crown Point. Yellow Jacket. m) Beeetes Oonfidence .,.1 ores ee Justice. Occidentai. ae 00 72 6 15 85 16 89 04 94 Ga ll 74 61 26 88 Andes.. 48 Heavy Snowfall. At Kress’ Summit on the line of the Nerrow Gauge the snowfall for the present storm measures 8 inches, At Qaaker Hill 8 inches, and Big Tunnel 26 inches. Graniteville and Mountain House have also been given an application of about 26 inches of the feathery. Jury Disagreed. San Franoisoo, April 19.—The jury in the case of Thomas Davis, charged with assault on the high seas, failed to agree and was ordered discharged. Davis is accused ef having assaulted Mrs. A. Ames on board the steamer Alliance, running between this city and Victoria, last October. Mrs, A. Ames was ill in her birtb, and rang for a glass of water. Davis, who was employed as a waiter on board the steamer, answered her summons,. It was then, she claims, that the assault occurred. She ts now suing the owners of the Alliance in the United States District Court. The jury in the case stood six for conviction and four for acquittal. Two of the jury are said to have refused. to convict because of the testimony given by Mrs. Ames, and the other two refused to convict because of the extreme penalty in such cases, which is fixed at hanging or life imprisonment, McKinley Is Sick Tampa, Fla, April 19th.—While in a semi-delirious state as a result of recent illness, Abner McKinley, brother of the late President McKinley, walked from his room into a corridor of the Tampa Bay Hotel last night while a coucert wes in progress, attired only in @ nigbtrobe and calling. for Mrs. McKinley. An attendant took bim back to his room. Today his condition is causing his friends much concern. Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated by John Oliver of Ph'ladelphia, as foilows: ‘I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, my eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in tack and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three pbysicans had given me up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters. To my great joy the first bottle made a decided improvement.I continned their use for three weeks, and 4m now @ wall man. I know they robbed the grave of another victim.” No one should failtotry them. Only 50 cente, guaranteed, at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. Gilt-edge deal for a wise dealer— deal in Gilt Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Nos. 29-31 Battery S!., near Market. if you wart a good, cool drink of veer—the very best in town—drop in and see Nm. Sarry. No Dessert More. Attractive Why use gelatine and : spend hours soaking, sweetening, flavoring and coloring when rg tats Soa ceca i the water and set to cool, Ips perfection. Assur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fle vors: Lemon, Coonge; Stewie, Ramp steamship Mongolia of the Pacific Mail Oompany’s line arrived today, fiftyseven days from New York. Befote the veasel was docked the Ohinese crew of 200 ‘men was taken to the Angel Island quarantine station. The~ Mongolia will sathon her first.trip to the Orient in about two weeks. Not only ig the ship the largeat ever seen in this port, bat she is the biggest’ and finest vessel ever constructed in the United States. She-is 615 feet long, has s beam of 65 feet and is capable of care rying about 16,000 tons. There were several cases of smallpox among the Ohinese and were quarantined, One daath from that disease occurred as the veseél was entering port.The Rainfall. The rainfall as measured at the Soath Yaba Company’s office has been as follows: : For 24 hoars up to 9 o’clock Month or Cece coe eerec ne cose erece i a a . Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of alf the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is the best. It sweeps away and cures Barns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Botts, Uleers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It’s only , and guaranteed to give satis_ Lonpon, April 19th.—Mr. Qhamberlain estimated the expenditure of -1904-05 at $715,400,000, and the revenue on the basis of the existing taxation St $695,300,000, leaving a deficit of $19,100,000 to be made ap, He pro. posed, therefore, to increase the income tax by 2 cents. He also pro. posed an additional tax of 4 cents per pound on tea. The Chancellor further proposed a readjustment of the tobacco tax, Imposing a duty of 61 cents on. tobacco stripped before imported, also.an additional duty of 12 cents on cigars and an additional 75 cents on foreign cigarettes. Held Her Up. . Wauee.ina, West Virginia, April 19— Because she was accused of being ina conspiracy to swindle her employers, Mabel Fulton, aged 19, ran weeping from the store today and in full view of hundreds of spectators, climbed to the highest point of a new steel bridge and threw herself into the Ohio river. The girl’s clothing acted as a parachute ‘and she struck the water a hundred feet below so gently that she suffered absolutely no injury. Men in a boat rescued the distressed maiden, wet, weeping, but unbarmed. Her integrity is now deemed thoroughly es-} tablished, faction by W. D. Vinton, Druggist, Santa Rosa, April 19.—The finding of the body of a four-months-old baby in a fleld at Windsor and indications that it was murdered had caused exgitement.there, The body was.discovered by two children who were pickIng flowers. Manager Fails. New York, April 19¢<Albert M. Palmer, the theatrical manager, has filed a petition in bankruptcy, in which he gives bis liabilities at $152,944.44 and says that he has no assets. According to the schedule many of Palmer’s debts date back to 1888, Statehood Bill. WasHinaton, April 19.—The House has passed the Statehood bill, which provides that one State each shall be created of the Territories: of Arizona and New Mexico and Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The vote was 147 to 104, Property for Sale. Th G.von Schniitburg bomestead, ‘near the rew eteel bridge is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at once of » BROWN & MORGAN. ness—its unvarying quality keeps it up. Over a million sold daily. Cremo—5c. anywhere. in popular favor because It’s worth it anytime. _ Still Taxing Tea. Found In a Field Fatal Accident. Sgatriz, April 19.—Ap engine attached toan extra coal train on the Cofambia and Puget Sound Railroad planged overan embankment half a mile north of Black Diamond today. Engineer Scanlan was killed and Firemah Hoagland seriously injured. . Fatally Burned. WATSONVILLE, April 19. — Clinton Thorne, a carpenter, was fatally barned last night in a fire caused by the upsetting ofa lamp in the Hotel Roma, He is still alive but cannot re over, Lost the Suit. Yrena, Siskiyou Oounty, April 19.— The suit involving water rights, entitled Mary Hayden vs. The Consolidated Mining and Dredging Company, which was on trial in the Superior Coart all of last week, was decided in favor of plaintiff for $550. The totai damages was assessed at $1100, but the plaintiff was only entitled to one-half of this amount as she was only a halt; owner in the righte involved, Gilt-edge appetite. Gilt Edge whis. Dive Closed Up, Sacramento, April 19.~The notori— ous dive of Arthar Manley, who was arrested for aesaulting a 15-year-old é girl, but escaped prosecution by mar# rying his victim, one of the most diggraceful that ever existed in Sacramento, bas been ordered closed by the City Trustees. Regular Dividend New York, April 19.—The Directors of the Anaegonda Oopper Company, deClared the regalar semi-annual dividend of 50 cents a share on the capital stock today, oe Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it te California Champagnola—red ana white—e, beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Emil Frese’s nbs arouses ky. You'll have both, if you have either, Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 8. F. ee eee Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, sluggish livers,relieves tortured dyspeptic stomIts action is mild and pleasant, the results sureand permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation, All drug. gists and grocers, 25e. f kidneys, and cureg achs, . DR. H. O of its’ goodMASONIC BUILDING . amas Wen . SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Elag camel 9 NB ELA AO ik LO il stro-Dontal Parlors$ .PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. Largest Seller in the World. xe LOS . Not As Reported Dounsuum, April 19.—Tha accounts sent out from Redding concerning an alleged aesanit upon the 8-year old daughter of W. Hodkinson by a man named B H. Harrington, and the action of a so-called mob were grogsly Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass bs > Blouse and LZhaist Sets exaggerated, and did grave injustice to a workingman named Petrie, who was mentioned as the assailant of the girl and the victim of the ‘“‘mob.” Petrie really bad no part io the affair. Harrington was the man. He was kicked and caffed by some young men, friends of the Hodkinson family, and was then permitted to leave town. It is not true that he was beaten to death CATARRE ELY’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. {t cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly, Restores the Senses of Taste and Smeil. Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs, Applied into the nostrils and absorbéd. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. SLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St. New York PALMER & JOHNSON, Wholeeale and retailjdeslers in . Fine Liquors $ Cigars, Everything Strictly High Class. Io 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 Uity Colgale’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap. Lae {T FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake . 3 for 25 Cents —AT— DICKERMAN’S BROAD STREET . The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODPECKER CICAR. is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md. . Ant LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR Del ‘Monte Sel-Raising Buckwheat = 25 Cents per package . Del Monte Self-Raising Flay Jack Flour 15 Cents per package We have just received a An order from you would large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. be appreciated, J.J. JACKSON Proorietor Country orders prémptly attended to. , Ohe Bee Stive Srocery Commercial Street New Carpet New Wall paper, linoleum and Mattings., ROSENB aS, Wall Paver, Linoloums = Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the latest styles in carpets, wall Call and get our prices, No trouble to show ERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. The accommodations, the equalled by any hotel in Northern Caligoto® Post, 2 pers 8» SINE a Special feature, Reby tora Oall Behe Electric lights. in the building. cuisine at the National are not HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY service and the < ANNE® e a Oity A il _Electrie lights Hot and cold water. Return call bells, Bath Room Suits express, telegraph stage Officesand bank o—wE HIOME OF GOOD, LIVERS — Che Best in town. reelain Bath Tabs. One sredted Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer fai Men and Tranoai ent trade. . « Oar wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthe fal and every drop is full of vigor. Ea bulk and bottle. All the leading bran@s of Cigars also kept;NEVADA CITY -THE OWL.

THE TRANSCRIPT. WEDNESDAY... APRIL. 20, 1904 en, EAI Be woe ee Le Daily Record of the Doings of Our People. B. O. Farnum ia here from San FranRev. Father P, J. Olynehas returned rom Oherokee. Attorney Fred Searls and wife left is morning for Smartsville. / President L. J. Rose of the Home pine hae returned to Oxnard. . Mrs. A, D. Mason will leave tomorow morning for San Francisco. -Julius Loehl arrived here yesterday fternoon from San Francisco. 'J.G.-Knowles is here from Sacrajento. -L.E. Peck of Graniteville is . ere on asiness. ‘Mes, Thomes Andrews hae gone to feno'to vieit with her daughter. 'G. V. Robinson was ap from Indian prings yeste:day. Buaperintendent Henry Fuller hes reBrned to the Zeibright mine. -E. B. Sbamp of Auburn returned esterday from a trip to Sierra City. . .M. Magonigle arrived here yesterday tom North San Juan, J. K. Davidson was down from North loomfleld yesterday. (Olifford O'Neill has retarned from Bit to Colambie Hil). : ‘George Oooper has gone to San Pancisco, ; Thomas Penrose Jr. is down from ® Delhi mine for a few days visit thhisfamily.Miss Dahlberg of French Oorral is og friends in this city. Perry Moyle of San Franciséo-ie visbg his sister, Mrs. R. J. Bennetts, in is-city. ; Stephen Buscagliia has returned ym Emigrant Gap. ; Dherles Bins arrived here last night m San Francisco and left this broing for Downieville. Mies Minnte Kahl will leave tomornorning for a visit to San FranStockton and other places. H. Bone is here from Berkeley. Bidney W. Smith of Chicago is in is city on commercial business, '. W. Roche, the well-known comreial man of San Francisc>, ts in D. }Gerwood arrived here last evenfrom San Francisco. ohn Spaulding came up from Au rn today. fise Lillie Snell will leave tomorrow rc ing for Sacremento, where she i visit friends. . . L. Scott, the San Francisco comal man, left on the noon train tot for Reno J [.D. Spencer and P. A. Reger are ® from San Francisco. irs. Trood and daughter of North jomfield left this morning for San Bcieco. , . W. A. Rimer returned last it from Los Angeles, where he atfed the meeting of the Episcopal rch directors. award Trood came down from fth Bloomfield yesterday and left > morning for San Francisco. Villiam Back of Moores Flat reied last}night from the iower counHER & col 50 $3 50 & $45) KET ANNE W-WaNDow (foe y Milliners ill line of Yillinery vill have jast the hat yuu inded to pay. You willl be ay low prices, : sading Milliner of Nevad mmercial Street. 0 OK aici on a trip through ae ler for VERS ne So Good, LRE. a WALTHAM ora N Nickel Dust Pro 1 at our store. Othe nes and Clock propor. m and get our prices. lakers — Broad Stredg sonal Notes. Allen, Ohas. Gowne, J, B. Me aod J.V. McKeon arrived her ning from San Francisco. Taylor is here from San Fra # Fil Farrar, one of the stockholi.e Mountaineer mine, returaed 'rancisco todey. Panner and J. A. Britton an m ‘San Francisco. A Grest Sensation. William Fox of Oakland, who visited B city about three years ago, is here interest of the San Francisco Hletin. i’. Josiah Glaeson of North Bloomwas visiting her daughter, Mre. B. Treadwell, in this city yesterday. morning Mrs. Glasson left for Alda to visit with her daughter, Mrs. mer. ihe family of George E. Johnston, phave been making their home at Famento for several months past, freturo to this city the beginning t of next week to again meke their $ne was a big sensation in Let dq, when W. H. Brown of tha bo was expected to die, hed saved by Dr. King’s New Dit ‘or Consumption. He writes: . ed insufferable agonies fron . but your New Discovery gat diate relief and soon ther cted a complete cure.” Siak 3 of Consumption, Poeumonis fis and Grip are numerous. eerlese remedy for all tbrost ‘troubles. Price 60c and #1. ed. by W. D. Vinton, Dros: PRESTO Tree, Pbn Nu'e end wife, former resiof this city, but for several years Hing at San Francisco, have gone lew York city to make their bome. Bnager John Werry of the Nevada ity Gas and Electric Company Prices that will md the Grand Commandery of oe thts Templar. cs. Wm. 8. Richards is atill in a prise you Sal condition at San Francisco, : » shows but slight if any imkde kee look at the wel I ot. W.G. Richards received now making a specialty 0 st proof and guerant ye, Waltham movement fot am last evening and left for Only $6.00.. De dside of his mother this mornid nickel and a good tint . is. T. W. Matthews and daughters ety Hill left this morning for Sacnto, where they will reside. A © of friends were at the depot to Dall and see it. Ras good-bye. pr? Wateh Repairing a ork guaranteed. 3 f Ww. CLEMO sal toney back says: Schilling’s Pine anc ercial st ; P Doloridge Building. Pos . whatever you want is it; if you don’t think so, 58a Work : f grocer returns your . T 0 Also Refinint . » and that’s the end of Mail orders. ior ALL R * DAILY LOGALNOTES. Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. — J The Elsie A mine on Selby Flat was the scene of a bad cave a few days ago, the shaft and the long tunnel falling in. The cave was due to ihe water soaked condition of the ground, and a8 @ consequence Messrs. Bonney and Haret, the operators, were forced to suspend operations for the present. This wifl work a great. hardship on these gentlomen, as they had just penetrated the pay shoot and were engaged in taking out good ore. Last. night the Nevada County Retail Grocers’ Protective Association held its annual election and elected officers as follows: W.G. Richards, president; Gus Fischer, vicepresident; Frank Guenther, secretary; Thad. W. Sigourney, treasurer; R. W. Gaylord, P. 8. Waldron, Gus Fischer, Thad. W. Sigourney and J. J. Jackson, execu. tive committee. A collation followed the election. Charles Kane, a miner aged twentyfive yeare and a son of James Kane, the well-known lawyer of Sierra City, Slerra county, committed euicide at that place about 8 o’clock last night by taking a dose of laudanam. He was anmarried, and left a note saying that trouble drove him to take the fatal draught. He also requested that Golden Nugget Parlor, No. 94, Native Sons of the Golden West, of which he was a, member, take charge of hisburial. Young Kane had been dissipating heavily for the past several days, The people of Gaston will this year eelebrate the Fourth of July. They} are arranging to give a big picnic, have games, races, etc, to be followed by a grand ball in the evening. The N. O. 0.’s were delightfally entained last Friday evening by Miss Florence Andrews at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robert Hathaway. A. G. Word of San Francisco left this morning for the Gaston Ridge mine, where he will install a new drill sharpening machine in the blacksmith shop., 7 A letter received last night by Rev. J. H. Wythe from Rev. J. P. Macauley, Methodist minister at Aubarn, stated that the writer would be unable to attend the missionary convention here this week, owing to the serious illness of bis aged father who resides with him, One of the huge engines of the Union Pacific, No. 1514, drawing a trainload of oranges for the Est passed through Colfax this morning and attracted considerable attention as it was something unusual, A carload of granite curbing arrived here this morning for kid. Weisenburger to be placed around plots in the cemetery, “AN Westbound trains on the Southern Pacific are four or five hours late today on account of the heavy storms. aiaasnsiomananccail Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court todayJudge F.T. Nilan presiding: Estate of Hugh J. Thomas, deceased. Will admitted to probate. Estate and guardianship of Albert, John and William Rodda, minors. Bayne vs. Locke. Oounsel for plaintiff given permission to withdraw deeds from Dinsmore et al to CO. W) Kitte, and C, W. Kitts to H. M. Bayne. ‘People vs. Lawrence D. Nihell. Third day of trial. ARE YOU SATISFIED? If Not, What Better Proof Can Nevada City Residents Ask For? Thia is the statement of’ a Nevada City citizen.” The testimony of a neighbor. You can readily investigate it. The proof should convince you. Frank Milbura of Upper Grass Valloy road eays: ‘‘You can tell it to any one you please and in what manner you please that Doan’s Kidney Pills are not only worth recommending but thet any one suffering from kidney complaint. backache, lumbago; call it what-you will, stands sadly in bis own light if he does not take a course of this treatment. Haifa dczen doctors told me I had Diabetes and gave me up. This wesseveral years ago. Four years ago I had dropsics! swellings, making me twice my natural size. You can understand better my position when Li tell you that I was tapped twice. Juet before going to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills I could not lift anything on account of my back. If I even stooped it required a terrific effort to straighten, and to a man in this condition life ig not a continual round of pleasure. Dodn’s Kidney . Pille certainly did work wonders. The burning aching in my back has completely disappeared. I can lift and my back has been so strengthened that I am not inconvenienced when bringing the muscles of the loins into use, I wonld not take a bundred dollars and havea return of the lameness and soreness across the small of my back. Ihave never ceased to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills.” For sale by all dealers, Price 60 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember. the name—Doan’s—and take no substitate. For a good cool, sharp glass of beer cell at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sots Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : ; WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat......... “ Barley... WATER AND Gas, Spring Valley......... $89 75 San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 68 MINING STOOKS, Coble ROE . 76 Sierra Nevada. Mexican ... Utah ....4. Gould & Our. — Best Con. Oal & Va.1 Sav. Chollar ..., Potosi ....< ‘Hele & Nor. Crown Point.. Yellow Jacket. m) Beeetes Oonfidence .,.1 ores ee Justice. Occidentai.. ae 00 72 6 15 85 16 89 04 94 Ga ll 74 61 26 88 Andes.... 48 Heavy Snowfall. At Kress’ Summit on the line of the Nerrow Gauge the snowfall for the present storm measures 8 inches, At Qaaker Hill 8 inches, and Big Tunnel 26 inches. Graniteville and Mountain House have also been given an application of about 26 inches of the feathery. Jury Disagreed. San Franoisoo, April 19.—The jury in the case of Thomas Davis, charged with assault on the high seas, failed to agree and was ordered discharged. Davis is accused ef having assaulted

Mrs. A. Ames on board the steamer Alliance, running between this city and Victoria, last October. Mrs, A. Ames was ill in her birtb, and rang for a glass of water. Davis, who was employed as a waiter on board the steamer, answered her summons,. It was then, she claims, that the assault occurred. She ts now suing the owners of the Alliance in the United States District Court. The jury in the case stood six for conviction and four for acquittal. Two of the jury are said to have refused. to convict because of the testimony given by Mrs. Ames, and the other two refused to convict because of the extreme penalty in such cases, which is fixed at hanging or life imprisonment, McKinley Is Sick Tampa, Fla, April 19th.—While in a semi-delirious state as a result of recent illness, Abner McKinley, brother of the late President McKinley, walked from his room into a corridor of the Tampa Bay Hotel last night while a coucert wes in progress, attired only in @ nigbtrobe and calling. for Mrs. McKinley. An attendant took bim back to his room. Today his condition is causing his friends much concern. Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated by John Oliver of Ph'ladelphia, as foilows: ‘I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, my eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in tack and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three pbysicans had given me up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters. To my great joy the first bottle made a decided improvement.I continned their use for three weeks, and 4m now @ wall man. I know they robbed the grave of another victim.” No one should failtotry them. Only 50 cente, guaranteed, at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. Gilt-edge deal for a wise dealer— deal in Gilt Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Nos. 29-31 Battery S!., near Market. if you wart a good, cool drink of veer—the very best in town—drop in and see Nm. Sarry. No Dessert More. Attractive Why use gelatine and : spend hours soaking, sweetening, flavoring and coloring when rg tats Soa ceca i the water and set to cool, Ips perfection. Assur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fle vors: Lemon, Coonge; Stewie, Ramp steamship Mongolia of the Pacific Mail Oompany’s line arrived today, fiftyseven days from New York. Befote the veasel was docked the Ohinese crew of 200 ‘men was taken to the Angel Island quarantine station. The~ Mongolia will sathon her first.trip to the Orient in about two weeks. Not only ig the ship the largeat ever seen in this port, bat she is the biggest’ and finest vessel ever constructed in the United States. She-is 615 feet long, has s beam of 65 feet and is capable of care rying about 16,000 tons. There were several cases of smallpox among the Ohinese and were quarantined, One daath from that disease occurred as the veseél was entering port.The Rainfall. The rainfall as measured at the Soath Yaba Company’s office has been as follows: : For 24 hoars up to 9 o’clock Month or Cece coe eerec ne cose erece i a a . Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of alf the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is the best. It sweeps away and cures Barns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Botts, Uleers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It’s only , and guaranteed to give satis_ Lonpon, April 19th.—Mr. Qhamberlain estimated the expenditure of -1904-05 at $715,400,000, and the revenue on the basis of the existing taxation St $695,300,000, leaving a deficit of $19,100,000 to be made ap, He pro. posed, therefore, to increase the income tax by 2 cents. He also pro. posed an additional tax of 4 cents per pound on tea. The Chancellor further proposed a readjustment of the tobacco tax, Imposing a duty of 61 cents on. tobacco stripped before imported, also.an additional duty of 12 cents on cigars and an additional 75 cents on foreign cigarettes. Held Her Up. . Wauee.ina, West Virginia, April 19— Because she was accused of being ina conspiracy to swindle her employers, Mabel Fulton, aged 19, ran weeping from the store today and in full view of hundreds of spectators, climbed to the highest point of a new steel bridge and threw herself into the Ohio river. The girl’s clothing acted as a parachute ‘and she struck the water a hundred feet below so gently that she suffered absolutely no injury. Men in a boat rescued the distressed maiden, wet, weeping, but unbarmed. Her integrity is now deemed thoroughly es-} tablished, faction by W. D. Vinton, Druggist, Santa Rosa, April 19.—The finding of the body of a four-months-old baby in a fleld at Windsor and indications that it was murdered had caused exgitement.there, The body was.discovered by two children who were pickIng flowers. Manager Fails. New York, April 19¢<Albert M. Palmer, the theatrical manager, has filed a petition in bankruptcy, in which he gives bis liabilities at $152,944.44 and says that he has no assets. According to the schedule many of Palmer’s debts date back to 1888, Statehood Bill. WasHinaton, April 19.—The House has passed the Statehood bill, which provides that one State each shall be created of the Territories: of Arizona and New Mexico and Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The vote was 147 to 104, Property for Sale. Th G.von Schniitburg bomestead, ‘near the rew eteel bridge is offered for sale ata bargain. Enquire at once of » BROWN & MORGAN. ness—its unvarying quality keeps it up. Over a million sold daily. Cremo—5c. anywhere. in popular favor because It’s worth it anytime. _ Still Taxing Tea. Found In a Field Fatal Accident. Sgatriz, April 19.—Ap engine attached toan extra coal train on the Cofambia and Puget Sound Railroad planged overan embankment half a mile north of Black Diamond today. Engineer Scanlan was killed and Firemah Hoagland seriously injured. . Fatally Burned. WATSONVILLE, April 19. — Clinton Thorne, a carpenter, was fatally barned last night in a fire caused by the upsetting ofa lamp in the Hotel Roma, He is still alive but cannot re over, Lost the Suit. Yrena, Siskiyou Oounty, April 19.— The suit involving water rights, entitled Mary Hayden vs. The Consolidated Mining and Dredging Company, which was on trial in the Superior Coart all of last week, was decided in favor of plaintiff for $550. The totai damages was assessed at $1100, but the plaintiff was only entitled to one-half of this amount as she was only a halt; owner in the righte involved, Gilt-edge appetite. Gilt Edge whis. Dive Closed Up, Sacramento, April 19.~The notori— ous dive of Arthar Manley, who was arrested for aesaulting a 15-year-old é girl, but escaped prosecution by mar# rying his victim, one of the most diggraceful that ever existed in Sacramento, bas been ordered closed by the City Trustees. Regular Dividend New York, April 19.—The Directors of the Anaegonda Oopper Company, deClared the regalar semi-annual dividend of 50 cents a share on the capital stock today, oe Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it te California Champagnola—red ana white—e, beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Emil Frese’s nbs arouses ky. You'll have both, if you have either, Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 8. F. ee eee Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, sluggish livers,relieves tortured dyspeptic stomIts action is mild and pleasant, the results sureand permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation, All drug. gists and grocers, 25e. f kidneys, and cureg achs, . DR. H. O of its’ goodMASONIC BUILDING . amas Wen . SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Elag camel 9 NB ELA AO ik LO il stro-Dontal Parlors$ ..PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. Largest Seller in the World. xe LOS . Not As Reported Dounsuum, April 19.—Tha accounts sent out from Redding concerning an alleged aesanit upon the 8-year old daughter of W. Hodkinson by a man named B H. Harrington, and the action of a so-called mob were grogsly Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass bs > Blouse and LZhaist Sets exaggerated, and did grave injustice to a workingman named Petrie, who was mentioned as the assailant of the girl and the victim of the ‘“‘mob.” Petrie really bad no part io the affair. Harrington was the man. He was kicked and caffed by some young men, friends of the Hodkinson family, and was then permitted to leave town. It is not true that he was beaten to death CATARRE ELY’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. {t cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly, Restores the Senses of Taste and Smeil. Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs, Applied into the nostrils and absorbéd. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. SLY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St. New York PALMER & JOHNSON, Wholeeale and retailjdeslers in . Fine Liquors $ Cigars, Everything Strictly High Class. Io 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 Uity Colgale’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap.. Lae {T FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake . 3 for 25 Cents —AT— DICKERMAN’S BROAD STREET . The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODPECKER CICAR.. is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md. . Ant LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR Del ‘Monte Sel-Raising Buckwheat = 25 Cents per package . Del Monte Self-Raising Flay Jack Flour 15 Cents per package We have just received a An order from you would large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. be appreciated, J.J. JACKSON Proorietor Country orders prémptly attended to. , Ohe Bee Stive Srocery Commercial Street New Carpet New Wall paper, linoleum and Mattings., ROSENB aS, Wall Paver, Linoloums = Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the latest styles in carpets, wall Call and get our prices, No trouble to show ERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. The accommodations, the equalled by any hotel in Northern Caligoto® Post, 2 pers 8» SINE a Special feature, Reby tora Oall Behe Electric lights. in the building. cuisine at the National are not HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY service and the < ANNE® e a Oity A il _Electrie lights Hot and cold water. Return call bells, Bath Room Suits express, telegraph stage Officesand bank o—wE HIOME OF GOOD, LIVERS — Che Best in town.. reelain Bath Tabs. One sredted Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer fai Men and Tranoai ent trade. .. « Oar wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthe fal and every drop is full of vigor. Ea bulk and bottle. All the leading bran@s of Cigars also kept;NEVADA CITY -THE OWL.