April 22, 1904 (4 pages)

XR. é& CO. . $3 50 & $4.50 aa CET -WinDow SSE »@@ liners on a trip throughout 1e of dinery ave just the hat yun are _ to pay. You wil! be surrices, 1 Milliner of Nevada City, srcial Street. ieee —— =a r for Steel 1 by Robber: Mont., April 21.—Michael olumbus, Mont, while 92 zeman on a freight train noroing was accosted by & 10 attempted to rob him. 4 ied in which the stranger killing him. He thea m the train and is still at lephione Line a 4 Nev, April 21.—Work oo lotion of a telephone line int to Goldfield began to far the people of the new mp have depended «pon private rigs for communi1 the outside world. Its at the line will be combout two weeks, RDAY NIGHT AT THE nal Hote! Bar am 10owder that is only succes* y cooked by us. You are welcome ag Bh & JOWNSOL, sle and retailjdeslers in quors Cigars g Strioly High Cs . ROAD STREET BRS Slick “he i¥ AT OMT, HE a ily Record of th Doings of Our~ People. AY /A. G. Ohew is down from Red Dog, iI. W. Geer is up from San Francisco. . 'M. J, Paine and. J. A. Oloyes of New ork are hereon mining business. ‘F, Doyle is down from Washington. J. A. Rothchild is here from San rancisco. ‘G.T. Logan came.up from Sacraiento this morning. : G. Kirkland.and H. L, Keiser are ere from ‘San Francisco. ‘J. O, Locklin, night watchman at io Narrow Gauge railroad depot, is pnfined to his home-with a bad cold. Mark Roberts is ill at .his home on lexander street. ‘Mark J. Paine of Lake City is bere a visit. John Bracelin was up from Chicago ark yesterday. ‘Mrs. Vic Gates is ill at her home par the Sugar Loaf. ‘George A, Landsburg was dowu from lief Hill yesterday. ‘Owen Penrose Jr. of North Bloomid was in this citg yesterday. John Grissel is here from North pomfield on business, i Grant Hall left thie morning for Je©, Arizona. F. Jurs arrived here yesterday fom the El Oro mines at May bert and this morning for San Franciseo, George Walling left this morning for fakersfield, where he will be employed ‘au oil company. Yobn A. Britton and F, G. Baum of @ California Gas and Electric Comsny have retarned to San Francisco. -O. P. McLeod, representative of the potere’ Loan and Trast Company, ft this morning for Santa Rosa, but fll retaro in a few days. PDavid Kay, the street contractor, is . F, Peterson and James MéBride Sacramento were in town yesterday. Attorney Fred Searls and wife have tarned from Smarteville. . H, Forman of Loomis came in on et evening's train. 'George W. Bray, wife and son, and . E G. Alan of Marysville, arrived pre yesterday ou their ‘way to the bast Chance mine above Maybert. —_~ Oe + ; Was Murder. ‘Ban Franorsoo, April 21.—Murder nd not drowning is said by a Solano jounty Coroner’s jury to have been he cause of the death of Oaptain tensiand of the bark Big Bonanza, fho disappeared the evening of April ad, when the vessel wae lying in Winir quarters off Antioch, The Oaptain’s iody was washed ashore, and the back ff the head was crashed in apparently ith a bluot instrament. i Bank Robbed. Quay Orty, Iod5 April “ 21.—The farmers and Merchants’ Bank was mtered by burglars during the night, who blew open the safe and escaped with $6000. The front of the building was blown across the street. Loss covpred by insurance. Strange Find. . New York, April 21.—The ‘Tibetan prt here has been emptied and partiily blown up, seaye a Time’s dispatch om Gyang Tee. Among the strange soveries in the fort was a room conBining scores of heads, some recently pat off. Swindler. > Baokamento, April 21.—A requisition been received at the Governor's fice from the Governor: of Washingon for the extradition of O. J. Watios, who is in custody ‘at Los Angeles, ind is wanted in Seattle for obtaining Boney under falee pretenses. Watfins is the agent for a “get-richjnick” concern, and gave one of his infeetors worthiess obecks for her prem4 The proper family standard coffes _lavoringextencta. * soda Schilling’s Best; five kinds pf téa 5 of coffee, four. ta" RANSCRIP I. DRILY LOGRLNOT weet fongneat. put anerietee “9 wa Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The money in the. county’s strong box was counted yesterday by County Olerk and. Auditor F. L. Arbogast, A District Attorney George L. Jones and O, J. Miller,.-‘Ohairman of the Board of Supervisors, They found the requisite amount, with 87 cents over to the credit of County Treasurer Wright. The total amount in the treasury is $86,478 80. Of this amount $68,145 is in gold ; $22,698 87 in warrants; $187 90 in silver and $558 in currency. The men at the Sixteen-to-One mine in Washington township have been temporarilylaid off, on account of the heavy storms softening the ground and making the mine dangerous to work in, Oaptain Vaughn, who now makes his heme near Glenbrook Park, is suffering from gn injured toe, caused by a stick of wood failing upon it some time ago, and it is thought that amputation will be necessary. All these who desire to vote at the coming Presidential “election should bestir themselves and avoid the rush at the wind up; All those who have not registered since the first of January must get in line and have their nemes placed on record before September 28th, if they wish to vote at the national election in November. Caught in Machine. Sidney Hooper, while at work today in the Merrifield mine, had the misfortane td‘wave hie right hand caught in a drilling machine which he wae running, smashing off the top joint of his little floger, making quite a painotul wound, Dr. O. L. Mailer dressed the injury. ARE YOU SATISFIED? If Not, What Better Proof Can Nevada City Residents Ask For? This is the statement of a Nevada City citizen. ; The testimony of a neighbor. You can readily investigate it. The proof should convince you. Frank Milbara of Upper Grass Valloy road says: “You can tell it to any one you please and in what manner you please that Doan’s Kiduey Pills are not only worth recommending but thet any one suffering from kidney complaint. backache, lumbago; call it what you will, stands sadly in his own light.if he does not take a course of this treatment, Half a dozen doctors told-me I had Diabetes and gave me up. This wesseveral years ago. Four years ago I had dropsicsl swellinge, . makipg me twice.my natural size. You can understand better my position whea Ltell you that I was tapped twice. Just before going to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pille 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 is not a continual round of pleasure. Doan’s Kidney Pille certainly did work wonders. The burning aching io 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 would pot take a bandred dollars and havea return of the lameness and soreness across the small of my back. I have never ceased to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills.” For sale by alldealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute, Profits By Crime SPRINGFIELD, Ill., April 21.—Thbat a man murders his wife does not prevent bis being a beneficiary under an insurance policy carried by her, according to a decision handed down in the Supremé Oourt in the case of the Supreme Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor against Olivia Mepkhauser. Io March, 1898, Olivia Menkhauser was insured in the Lodge for $1,000, naming ber basband as benefloiary. Within eix months Gustav Menkhauser, her busband, who resided in St, Olair county, mardered her. The jury imposed the death penalty, bat Executive clemency was extended and Menkhauser’s sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. While in the. penitentiary Menkhauser brought suit on the insurance policy, payment on which was refused. The Court says the only question at issue wes whetber the fact that Menkhauser murdered his wife was a bar to his suit, bat on trial a verdict was retarned for Menkhauser. The Court concludes by saying: ‘The contract between the society and the insured contained no provision absolving the society from ability in the event that ehe was murdered by the beneficiary, and public policy does not require us to read such a condition into the agreement.” Matt Waite’s young son fell yesterday and dislocated his thamb. A physician was called to set the injared member, Dr. H. O. Smith, the Pine street dentist, and wife entertained the following friends at a dinner party at the National hotel last evening: Mr. and Mrs. Dr. A. H. Tickell, Mr. and Mrs, E. 8. Parke, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bernheim and Mise Kimball. While tarning drill ina tunnel out inthe bedrock, near the Oustomah mine, George Enright was struck on the band by a hammer and had the member badly lacerated and bruised. The accident will incapacitate him for several days. Tomorrow avening at the Hotel Antler’s bar will be served that delicious dish, Irsh stew, Antler’s style, free to all wha come and there will be plenty of it. Drop around-and try some. You are welcome. See advertisement in another column of this evening’s Transcript. e The oath of office as Justice of the Peace of Rough and Ready township was yesterday administered by Oounty Clerk Arbogast to Thomas J. Wagoner, vice George Hodkins, who failed to qualify. Surgical Operation A surgical operation was performed today by Dr. A. H, Tickell upon the knee of Mark L. Roberts, who has been confined to his home on Alexander street for several days. Life Insurance Paid Chas, E Ashburn, Recorder of:Nevad1 Lodge, A.O. U. W., handed to Mrs, Joseph Axford today a check for $2000, the amount of her husband’s life insurance in the order. The in. surance was in favor of Joseph Axford Jr., and is to be held in trust by Mrs. Axford, as guardian, i+ o@e Burglar Wanted. SacramEntTo, *April 21.—Governor Pardee today issued a requisition on Reed, who is pow in custody at his old home in Indiana. forgery committed in San Francisco. seg When doctors disagree drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos, 29-31 Battery street, near Market, 8. F. Stock, Bonds, Efe. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Millipg: Wheat. cc occ cecscdeiic os © Barley eiccccciss scams ves WATER AND GAS. Spriog Valley..... San Francisco Gas and Elec. 6 MINING STOOKS, Opbl?: 03045 65 76,Sierra Nevada. Mexican ..2 80//Utah Gould & Cur. 81 Best & Bel.2 00 Con. Cal & Va.1 80 SAM tines 45 Chollar Potosi .. Hale & Nor. Crown Point. Yellow Jacket. Exchequer. Seg Belcher. Overman .. Justice.. Union .. AG cccvestaniareces Julia Osledonia.. 08. Silver Hill. Occidental. . or or Confidence . ——--——_-+ e@e It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Graige, G. Uffered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, bat writes that Bucklen’s Aroica Salve wholly cured it io five days. For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure guaranteed. Only 25 cts. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Drug gist. Your Opportunity China Creckery Glassware Enamel Ware High Grade Ornaments at 50 &. OFF. It pays to trade at Great American Importing Tea Co, ES ie the Governor of Indiana for Walter E, Reed is wanted for i Pine Street, Nevada City. . permission to place a watering trough in front of hie blacksmith shop was @rented. ‘i Water Collector Murchie was grant=: od a two weeks’ leave of absence. E. H. Barker tendered his resignation as a member of the Board of Library. Trustees, and the resignation accepted. Kev, J.H. Wythe was appointed to fill the vavancy. : City Attorney Lindley was inatracted to prepare an ordinance establishing special fire: limits, including. the following streete: Both sides of Broad street from the Plaza to Bridge and York streets; north side of Spring street; both sides of Pine street from Spring to Commercial; southwesterly side-of Pin» street trom Commercial to York; both sides of Main ‘street from the-Plaza to Commercial; both sides of Oommerciai street from Main to York. Water Collector Murchie reported having collec:ed $120165 during the month, City Marshal Shearer’s report showed, that during the month sixteen licenses had been sold, aggregating $256.50. The report of City ‘Treasurer Hook showed an overdraft on the treasury on April 17th of $661.39. The following bills were found que and ordered paid from the respective funds; General Fund—Hugh Marchie $75, H. D. Shearer $£0, John Rafter $60, James Flewellen $50, W. G. Carr ‘$8, M. Kinzle 25 ‘o:s., John. Nevis $28.76, Hooker Johnston $1 50, George Stough $1, H. D. Shearer $12 82, Frank. Pierce Evans $5, Wm. Willisms $2, Ed. Arthur §8, F. Guenther $8.85, George OC. Gaylord $7 95, South Yuba Water Co. $277.60, Thomas P. Lewis $15 80, M. L, & D. Marsh $15.92, Nevada Oo G. L. & E. Co, $172 80. E. L. Towle $450, N, O. N. G. BR. B. Co, $3.50, H. D. Towle $10, Jobn McOloud $8 45, Thomas Granville $2.50, Adaw Craig $7 50, John Hicks $2 60, George Cartier $1.26, F,.L. Harryhousen $10, O. Christensen $10, John Richards $5.15, Fire Fuod—Pennsylvania Engine Co. $11, Nevada Hose Oo. $12.75, echool poll tax for fifty-three firemen $106, James Dolan $10. “It Was Summertime In Dixie Land.” At present the biggest “Song Hiv” in this country, was written by Edwin Kendall, and is being sung nightly in the principal theaters and music halle throughout this country. will be sold during 1904, 2 CHORUS, It was summertime in Dixie, when That she loved me and I'd won her When I kissed .the fairest flower It was summertime in Dixie— i Dixieland. stamps, a copy of this beautiful eong will be mailed to any address in the United States by the Theatrical Masic Supply Co., No. 46 West 28th Street, New York. A Thoughtful Maan. M. M. Austia of Winchester, Ia d. knew what todointhe hour of need His wife had sach an unusual case of stomech and liver trouble, physicians vould not help ber. “He thought of and tried Dr. King’s New Life Pills and she got relief at once and was finally 4\oured. Only 250 at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. ®. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try a delicious and healthful dessert. Preed in two minutes. No boiling! no king! add boiling water and set to cool. wors:-——Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you’ For instance take a jook at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for hard usage, Waltham movement for . Only $6.00. It is solid nickel and. a good time}. keeper. Oall and see it. Expert Watch Repairing and all work guaranteed. “E. W. CLEMO Delbridge Building. Assay Work Specialty of Mail orders, JAS. H. ROSEWALL, . Phone 881, The application-of W. 0. Stokes for. ‘. the Tribe's history since it was inetistréet from Deer Orgtk to Bridge} $18.76, Thomas H. Lewis $1487, John . It is such a great “hit” that the predictions are fair that a million copies of this song she whispered soft and low, heart and hand, ever grown in Southern bow’r, Upon receipt of 25 cents in postage Corner of Pine and Commercial atreets I do scientifically. Also Refining. Broad Street. ‘Wyoming Tribe of Red Men held an Interesting meating last evening and je pale face was initiated into the » It was veteran members night aod many were the lessons the young‘ef mombers learned from the wise tongues of their elders. Samuel Olutter, & senior prophet, gave a sketeh of tated over thirty years ago, and the following members made pertinent. remarke: George M. Hughss, Jamee H. Boglebright, J. B. Hopkins, F. T. Smith, Wm. Sandow, Rev. J. Sims and Geo’ rege A. © re Asmaill cig a tip was adopted a6 8 distinctive emblem of the Tribe, to‘be worn inthe hat bands of the members, ‘ A Grill team will be: sent to Sacramento on May 9th to attend the Red Men's street fair. The “baby” members will have charge of the meeting:on May Sth, and vhere will be an initiation,program and banquet. Would Not Join Him A deoree of divorce has been granted Alpha Davie from Lizzie 0. Davie in the Alameda Saperior Cuurt on the ground of willfal desertion. Mrs. Davis refused to leave Grass Valley and join her bueband io Oakland, qiWeddedin Berkeley Nipp. Edwin Oburoh of Sierraville, Sierra county, was married to Miss Minnie. Nicholeon, et her home in Berkeley, Wednesday evening. The bride ie a great favorite in her bome city, and the groom is a prosperoue.stock raiser of Sierra county, owning a large rarich near Sierraville, where the young couple will reside, Io the Supervisors’ room at the courthouse tomorrow evening an enthusiastic and highly important meeting is to be held, looking toward the observing of our natal day in a mannér befitting the occasion, At thie meeting preliminary arrangements are to be made and as Nevada Oity will be the scene of the joint jollification thie ‘year every loyal and patriotic son of America should make it a point to be on band apd help devise ways and means of making ~this year’s celebration the grandest ever held within the metes and bounds of the Queen City of the high Sierras. Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can dep-nd that they are mixed properly. eee if yon want a good, cool drink o' veer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Vm. Barry. Nipped In the Bud Sacramunto, April 21.—The discovery was made in the county jail at an early hour this morning that four of the Folsom convicts who are awaiting trial for murder were plotting to make their escape. The convicts are WilHam Leverone, Harry Eldredge, Andrew Meyer and Joseph Roberts. One of the convicts was to slip a wire noose over the head of the night jailer when he should be called up to a cell door, and then he would be relieved of his keys and revolver. Got It In the Jaw PortLanp, Or., April 21.—“You’re a Her.” “Biff.” The foregoing represents the culmination of a dialogue last evening between L. H. Mooser of Californie, one of the Hearst missionaries to Oregon, and J. M. Farmer, member of the Democratic Oounty Committee. Farmer had said that Mooeer declared he would purchase the Oregon delegation to St. Louie, and Mooeer heard of the charge. He requested thet he be confronted with Farmer, which was readily arranged, and a heated colloquy ensued, when Farmer banged Mooser on the jaw. 2@e-Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is the best. It sweeps away and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Bolls* Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles, [1’s only 280, and guaranteed to give satisThe Pine Hill Consolidated Mining Company (a Delaware corporation), operating ebout ten miles south of Grass Valley, in this county, yesterday filed a suit in the United States” Circuit Court against Cerf Rosenthal, asking for an accounting for $400,000 advanced him to improve and operate the Pine Hill group of mines. Rosenthal wae ousted over a year ago, Ira G. Oole succeeding to the management. The company claims to have been “done to a tarn” by Rosenthal. The mine ie now practically idle, only a few men being retained to keep the pumps running and the things in good shape. Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it tf California Champagnola—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf ca — Emil Freses Hambws'™ sluggish livers, i relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. faction by W. D. Vinton, Deuggist. L. LARGEST SELLER IN THE WORLD The Sand is the Smoker's Protection Gorbam Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glass > > Blouse and Last Seds. In Sterling Silver. New and retty. Just got here. Ladies, ook at them, Silver Hat and Belt PinsHandsome and durable. Drop io and see them when passing by our store. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points a interest in and aroand Nevada ty. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olty Coigaie’s . Floating Bath Soap nice and refined Toilet Soap. IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents A rhage 4 piece o —<AT— The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—All the up to date novelties. . .WOODP CKER CIGAR. is here to stay —made by— ~ “GIFF” N. S. of Md Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR taro Oall Belle. Electric lights, Porcelein Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sanay 4 Two fine Sample Roome for the accommodation of Traveling Mea Cees a Special feature, Re-: pecial attention paid to Oommer be rope aod Treen ent trade. . DICKERMAN’S, wn eI Me Tn a} DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental_ Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, CAL.’ A RA i AY <0 caascccunsenmpsbdiedamaiasiaemerster Del Monte, Salf-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flour 15 Cents per package . We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. Che Bee Hwe Srocery J.J. JACKSON Proprie‘or Commercial Street arnets, Wall New Carpet Linea New Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the latest stylee in carpete, wall paper, linoleom and Mattings, Call and get our prices. No trouble to show ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. —— HEADQUARTERS equalled by any hotel in Northern Cali. fornia. TV pecto® Post, in the building. x3 ae poser” FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not € a OF att : Electric lights cold. water avacet®? weved Hot. and Return call bells, Bath Room Snits 2xore33, telegraph ‘stage offices and bank opgwE HOME OF'.GOOD, LIVERs” Che Best in town. Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and fal aud every drop is full of vigor. healthIn bulk and bottle. Alf the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL.

XR. é& CO. . $3 50 & $4.50 aa CET -WinDow SSE »@@ liners on a trip throughout 1e of dinery ave just the hat yun are _ to pay. You wil! be surrices, 1 Milliner of Nevada City, srcial Street. ieee —— =a r for Steel 1 by Robber: Mont., April 21.—Michael olumbus, Mont, while 92 zeman on a freight train noroing was accosted by & 10 attempted to rob him. 4 ied in which the stranger killing him. He thea m the train and is still at lephione Line a 4 Nev, April 21.—Work oo lotion of a telephone line int to Goldfield began to far the people of the new mp have depended «pon private rigs for communi1 the outside world. Its at the line will be combout two weeks, RDAY NIGHT AT THE nal Hote! Bar am 10owder that is only succes* y cooked by us. You are welcome ag Bh & JOWNSOL, sle and retailjdeslers in quors Cigars g Strioly High Cs . ROAD STREET BRS Slick “he i¥ AT OMT, HE a ily Record of th Doings of Our~ People. AY /A. G. Ohew is down from Red Dog, iI. W. Geer is up from San Francisco. . 'M. J, Paine and. J. A. Oloyes of New ork are hereon mining business. ‘F, Doyle is down from Washington. J. A. Rothchild is here from San rancisco. ‘G.T. Logan came.up from Sacraiento this morning. : G. Kirkland.and H. L, Keiser are ere from ‘San Francisco. ‘J. O, Locklin, night watchman at io Narrow Gauge railroad depot, is pnfined to his home-with a bad cold. Mark Roberts is ill at .his home on lexander street. ‘Mark J. Paine of Lake City is bere a visit. John Bracelin was up from Chicago ark yesterday. ‘Mrs. Vic Gates is ill at her home par the Sugar Loaf. ‘George A, Landsburg was dowu from lief Hill yesterday. ‘Owen Penrose Jr. of North Bloomid was in this citg yesterday. John Grissel is here from North pomfield on business, i Grant Hall left thie morning for Je©, Arizona. F. Jurs arrived here yesterday fom the El Oro mines at May bert and this morning for San Franciseo, George Walling left this morning for fakersfield, where he will be employed ‘au oil company. Yobn A. Britton and F, G. Baum of @ California Gas and Electric Comsny have retarned to San Francisco. -O. P. McLeod, representative of the potere’ Loan and Trast Company, ft this morning for Santa Rosa, but fll retaro in a few days. PDavid Kay, the street contractor, is . F, Peterson and James MéBride Sacramento were in town yesterday. Attorney Fred Searls and wife have tarned from Smarteville. . H, Forman of Loomis came in on et evening's train. 'George W. Bray, wife and son, and . E G. Alan of Marysville, arrived pre yesterday ou their ‘way to the bast Chance mine above Maybert. —_~ Oe + ; Was Murder. ‘Ban Franorsoo, April 21.—Murder nd not drowning is said by a Solano jounty Coroner’s jury to have been he cause of the death of Oaptain tensiand of the bark Big Bonanza, fho disappeared the evening of April ad, when the vessel wae lying in Winir quarters off Antioch, The Oaptain’s iody was washed ashore, and the back ff the head was crashed in apparently ith a bluot instrament. i Bank Robbed. Quay Orty, Iod5 April “ 21.—The farmers and Merchants’ Bank was mtered by burglars during the night, who blew open the safe and escaped with $6000. The front of the building was blown across the street. Loss covpred by insurance. Strange Find. . New York, April 21.—The ‘Tibetan prt here has been emptied and partiily blown up, seaye a Time’s dispatch om Gyang Tee. Among the strange soveries in the fort was a room conBining scores of heads, some recently pat off. Swindler. > Baokamento, April 21.—A requisition been received at the Governor's fice from the Governor: of Washingon for the extradition of O. J. Watios, who is in custody ‘at Los Angeles, ind is wanted in Seattle for obtaining Boney under falee pretenses. Watfins is the agent for a “get-richjnick” concern, and gave one of his infeetors worthiess obecks for her prem4 The proper family standard coffes _lavoringextencta. * soda Schilling’s Best; five kinds pf téa 5 of coffee, four. ta" RANSCRIP I. DRILY LOGRLNOT weet fongneat. put anerietee “9 wa Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The money in the. county’s strong box was counted yesterday by County Olerk and. Auditor F. L. Arbogast, A District Attorney George L. Jones and O, J. Miller,.-‘Ohairman of the Board of Supervisors, They found the requisite amount, with 87 cents over to the credit of County Treasurer Wright. The total amount in the treasury is $86,478 80. Of this amount $68,145 is in gold ; $22,698 87 in warrants; $187 90 in silver and $558 in currency. The men at the Sixteen-to-One mine in Washington township have been temporarilylaid off, on account of the heavy storms softening the ground and making the mine dangerous to work in, Oaptain Vaughn, who now makes his heme near Glenbrook Park, is suffering from gn injured toe, caused by a stick of wood failing upon it some time ago, and it is thought that amputation will be necessary. All these who desire to vote at the coming Presidential “election should bestir themselves and avoid the rush at the wind up; All those who have not registered since the first of January must get in line and have their nemes placed on record before September 28th, if they wish to vote at the national election in November. Caught in Machine. Sidney Hooper, while at work today in the Merrifield mine, had the misfortane td‘wave hie right hand caught in a drilling machine which he wae running, smashing off the top joint of his little floger, making quite a painotul wound, Dr. O. L. Mailer dressed the injury. ARE YOU SATISFIED? If Not, What Better Proof Can Nevada City Residents Ask For? This is the statement of a Nevada City citizen. ; The testimony of a neighbor. You can readily investigate it. The proof should convince you. Frank Milbara of Upper Grass Valloy road says: “You can tell it to any one you please and in what manner you please that Doan’s Kiduey Pills are not only worth recommending but thet any one suffering from kidney complaint. backache, lumbago; call it what you will, stands sadly in his own light.if he does not take a course of this treatment, Half a dozen doctors told-me I had Diabetes and gave me up. This wesseveral years ago. Four years ago I had dropsicsl swellinge, . makipg me twice.my natural size. You can understand better my position whea Ltell you that I was tapped twice. Just before going to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pille 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 is not a continual round of pleasure. Doan’s Kidney Pille certainly did work wonders. The burning aching io 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 would pot take a bandred dollars and havea return of the lameness and soreness across the small of my back. I have never ceased to recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills.” For sale by alldealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute, Profits By Crime SPRINGFIELD, Ill., April 21.—Thbat a man murders his wife does not prevent bis being a beneficiary under an insurance policy carried by her, according to a decision handed down in the Supremé Oourt in the case of the Supreme Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor against Olivia Mepkhauser. Io March, 1898, Olivia Menkhauser was insured in the Lodge for $1,000, naming ber basband as benefloiary. Within eix months Gustav Menkhauser, her busband, who resided in St, Olair county, mardered her. The jury imposed the death penalty, bat Executive clemency was extended and Menkhauser’s sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. While in the. penitentiary Menkhauser brought suit on the insurance policy, payment on which was refused. The Court says the only question at issue wes whetber the fact that Menkhauser murdered his wife was a bar to his suit, bat on trial a verdict was retarned for Menkhauser. The Court concludes by saying: ‘The contract between the society and the insured contained no provision absolving the society from ability in the event that ehe was murdered by the beneficiary, and public policy does not require us to read such a condition into the agreement.” Matt Waite’s young son fell yesterday and dislocated his thamb. A physician was called to set the injared member, Dr. H. O. Smith, the Pine street dentist, and wife entertained the following friends at a dinner party at the National hotel last evening: Mr. and Mrs. Dr. A. H. Tickell, Mr. and Mrs, E. 8. Parke, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bernheim and Mise Kimball. While tarning drill ina tunnel out inthe bedrock, near the Oustomah mine, George Enright was struck on the band by a hammer and had the member badly lacerated and bruised. The accident will incapacitate him for several days. Tomorrow avening at the Hotel Antler’s bar will be served that delicious dish, Irsh stew, Antler’s style, free to all wha come and there will be plenty of it. Drop around-and try some. You are welcome. See advertisement in another column of this evening’s Transcript. e The oath of office as Justice of the Peace of Rough and Ready township was yesterday administered by Oounty Clerk Arbogast to Thomas J. Wagoner, vice George Hodkins, who failed to qualify. Surgical Operation A surgical operation was performed today by Dr. A. H, Tickell upon the knee of Mark L. Roberts, who has been confined to his home on Alexander street for several days. Life Insurance Paid Chas, E Ashburn, Recorder of:Nevad1 Lodge, A.O. U. W., handed to Mrs, Joseph Axford today a check for $2000, the amount of her husband’s life insurance in the order. The in. surance was in favor of Joseph Axford Jr., and is to be held in trust by Mrs. Axford, as guardian, i+ o@e Burglar Wanted. SacramEntTo, *April 21.—Governor Pardee today issued a requisition on Reed, who is pow in custody at his old home in Indiana. forgery committed in San Francisco. seg When doctors disagree drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos, 29-31 Battery street, near Market, 8. F. Stock, Bonds, Efe. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Millipg: Wheat.. cc occ cecscdeiic os © Barley eiccccciss scams ves WATER AND GAS. Spriog Valley......... San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 6 MINING STOOKS, Opbl?: 03045 65 76,Sierra Nevada. Mexican ...2 80//Utah Gould & Cur. 81 Best & Bel..2 00 Con. Cal & Va.1 80 SAM tines 45 Chollar Potosi .... Hale & Nor. Crown Point.. Yellow Jacket. Exchequer.. Seg Belcher.. Overman .... Justice.... Union .... AG cccvestaniareces Julia Osledonia... 08. Silver Hill.. Occidental.. . or or Confidence .. ——--——_-+ e@e It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Graige, G. Uffered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, bat writes that Bucklen’s Aroica Salve wholly cured it io five days. For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure guaranteed. Only 25 cts. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Drug gist. Your Opportunity China Creckery Glassware Enamel Ware High Grade Ornaments at 50 &. OFF.

It pays to trade at Great American Importing Tea Co, ES ie the Governor of Indiana for Walter E, Reed is wanted for i Pine Street, Nevada City. . permission to place a watering trough in front of hie blacksmith shop was @rented. ‘i Water Collector Murchie was grant=: od a two weeks’ leave of absence. E. H. Barker tendered his resignation as a member of the Board of Library. Trustees, and the resignation accepted. Kev, J.H. Wythe was appointed to fill the vavancy. : City Attorney Lindley was inatracted to prepare an ordinance establishing special fire: limits, including. the following streete: Both sides of Broad street from the Plaza to Bridge and York streets; north side of Spring street; both sides of Pine street from Spring to Commercial; southwesterly side-of Pin» street trom Commercial to York; both sides of Main ‘street from the-Plaza to Commercial; both sides of Oommerciai street from Main to York. Water Collector Murchie reported having collec:ed $120165 during the month, City Marshal Shearer’s report showed, that during the month sixteen licenses had been sold, aggregating $256.50. The report of City ‘Treasurer Hook showed an overdraft on the treasury on April 17th of $661.39. The following bills were found que and ordered paid from the respective funds; General Fund—Hugh Marchie $75, H. D. Shearer $£0, John Rafter $60, James Flewellen $50, W. G. Carr ‘$8, M. Kinzle 25 ‘o:s., John. Nevis $28.76, Hooker Johnston $1 50, George Stough $1, H. D. Shearer $12 82, Frank. Pierce Evans $5, Wm. Willisms $2, Ed. Arthur §8, F. Guenther $8.85, George OC. Gaylord $7 95, South Yuba Water Co. $277.60, Thomas P. Lewis $15 80, M. L, & D. Marsh $15.92, Nevada Oo G. L. & E. Co, $172 80. E. L. Towle $450, N, O. N. G. BR. B. Co, $3.50, H. D. Towle $10, Jobn McOloud $8 45, Thomas Granville $2.50, Adaw Craig $7 50, John Hicks $2 60, George Cartier $1.26, F,.L. Harryhousen $10, O. Christensen $10, John Richards $5.15, Fire Fuod—Pennsylvania Engine Co. $11, Nevada Hose Oo. $12.75, echool poll tax for fifty-three firemen $106, James Dolan $10. “It Was Summertime In Dixie Land.” At present the biggest “Song Hiv” in this country, was written by Edwin Kendall, and is being sung nightly in the principal theaters and music halle throughout this country. will be sold during 1904, 2 CHORUS, It was summertime in Dixie, when That she loved me and I'd won her When I kissed .the fairest flower It was summertime in Dixie— i Dixieland. stamps, a copy of this beautiful eong will be mailed to any address in the United States by the Theatrical Masic Supply Co., No. 46 West 28th Street, New York. A Thoughtful Maan. M. M. Austia of Winchester, Ia d. knew what todointhe hour of need His wife had sach an unusual case of stomech and liver trouble, physicians vould not help ber. “He thought of and tried Dr. King’s New Life Pills and she got relief at once and was finally 4\oured. Only 250 at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. ®. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try a delicious and healthful dessert. Preed in two minutes. No boiling! no king! add boiling water and set to cool. wors:-——Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you’ For instance take a jook at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for hard usage, Waltham movement for . Only $6.00.. It is solid nickel and. a good time}. keeper. Oall and see it. Expert Watch Repairing and all work guaranteed. “E. W. CLEMO Delbridge Building. Assay Work Specialty of Mail orders, JAS. H. ROSEWALL, . Phone 881, The application-of W. 0. Stokes for. ‘. the Tribe's history since it was inetistréet from Deer Orgtk to Bridge} $18.76, Thomas H. Lewis $1487, John . It is such a great “hit” that the predictions are fair that a million copies of this song she whispered soft and low, heart and hand, ever grown in Southern bow’r, Upon receipt of 25 cents in postage Corner of Pine and Commercial atreets I do scientifically. Also Refining. Broad Street. ‘Wyoming Tribe of Red Men held an Interesting meating last evening and je pale face was initiated into the » It was veteran members night aod many were the lessons the young‘ef mombers learned from the wise tongues of their elders. Samuel Olutter, & senior prophet, gave a sketeh of tated over thirty years ago, and the following members made pertinent. remarke: George M. Hughss, Jamee H. Boglebright, J. B. Hopkins, F. T. Smith, Wm. Sandow, Rev. J. Sims and Geo’ rege A. © re Asmaill cig a tip was adopted a6 8 distinctive emblem of the Tribe, to‘be worn inthe hat bands of the members, ‘ A Grill team will be: sent to Sacramento on May 9th to attend the Red Men's street fair. The “baby” members will have charge of the meeting:on May Sth, and vhere will be an initiation,program and banquet. Would Not Join Him A deoree of divorce has been granted Alpha Davie from Lizzie 0. Davie in the Alameda Saperior Cuurt on the ground of willfal desertion. Mrs. Davis refused to leave Grass Valley and join her bueband io Oakland, qiWeddedin Berkeley Nipp. Edwin Oburoh of Sierraville, Sierra county, was married to Miss Minnie. Nicholeon, et her home in Berkeley, Wednesday evening. The bride ie a great favorite in her bome city, and the groom is a prosperoue.stock raiser of Sierra county, owning a large rarich near Sierraville, where the young couple will reside, Io the Supervisors’ room at the courthouse tomorrow evening an enthusiastic and highly important meeting is to be held, looking toward the observing of our natal day in a mannér befitting the occasion, At thie meeting preliminary arrangements are to be made and as Nevada Oity will be the scene of the joint jollification thie ‘year every loyal and patriotic son of America should make it a point to be on band apd help devise ways and means of making ~this year’s celebration the grandest ever held within the metes and bounds of the Queen City of the high Sierras. Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can dep-nd that they are mixed properly. eee if yon want a good, cool drink o' veer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Vm. Barry. Nipped In the Bud Sacramunto, April 21.—The discovery was made in the county jail at an early hour this morning that four of the Folsom convicts who are awaiting trial for murder were plotting to make their escape. The convicts are WilHam Leverone, Harry Eldredge, Andrew Meyer and Joseph Roberts. One of the convicts was to slip a wire noose over the head of the night jailer when he should be called up to a cell door, and then he would be relieved of his keys and revolver. Got It In the Jaw PortLanp, Or., April 21.—“You’re a Her.” “Biff.” The foregoing represents the culmination of a dialogue last evening between L. H. Mooser of Californie, one of the Hearst missionaries to Oregon, and J. M. Farmer, member of the Democratic Oounty Committee. Farmer had said that Mooeer declared he would purchase the Oregon delegation to St. Louie, and Mooeer heard of the charge. He requested thet he be confronted with Farmer, which was readily arranged, and a heated colloquy ensued, when Farmer banged Mooser on the jaw. 2@e-Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is the best. It sweeps away and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Bolls* Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles, [1’s only 280, and guaranteed to give satisThe Pine Hill Consolidated Mining Company (a Delaware corporation), operating ebout ten miles south of Grass Valley, in this county, yesterday filed a suit in the United States” Circuit Court against Cerf Rosenthal, asking for an accounting for $400,000 advanced him to improve and operate the Pine Hill group of mines. Rosenthal wae ousted over a year ago, Ira G. Oole succeeding to the management. The company claims to have been “done to a tarn” by Rosenthal. The mine ie now practically idle, only a few men being retained to keep the pumps running and the things in good shape. Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it tf California Champagnola—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf ca — Emil Freses Hambws'™ sluggish livers, i relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. faction by W. D. Vinton, Deuggist. L. LARGEST SELLER IN THE WORLD The Sand is the Smoker's Protection Gorbam Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glass > > Blouse and Last Seds. In Sterling Silver. New and retty. Just got here. Ladies, ook at them, Silver Hat and Belt PinsHandsome and durable. Drop io and see them when passing by our store. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points a interest in and aroand Nevada ty.. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olty Coigaie’s . Floating Bath Soap nice and refined Toilet Soap.. IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents A rhage 4 piece o —<AT— The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—All the up to date novelties. . .WOODP CKER CIGAR.. is here to stay —made by— ~ “GIFF” N. S. of Md Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR taro Oall Belle. Electric lights, Porcelein Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sanay 4 Two fine Sample Roome for the accommodation of Traveling Mea Cees a Special feature, Re-: pecial attention paid to Oommer be rope aod Treen ent trade. .. DICKERMAN’S, wn eI Me Tn a} DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental_ Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, CAL.’ A RA i AY <0 caascccunsenmpsbdiedamaiasiaemerster Del Monte, Salf-Raising Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flour 15 Cents per package . We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. Che Bee Hwe Srocery J.J. JACKSON Proprie‘or Commercial Street arnets, Wall New Carpet Linea New Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the latest stylee in carpete, wall paper, linoleom and Mattings, Call and get our prices. No trouble to show ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. —— HEADQUARTERS equalled by any hotel in Northern Cali. fornia. TV pecto® Post, in the building. x3 ae poser” FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not € a OF att : Electric lights cold. water avacet®? weved Hot. and Return call bells, Bath Room Snits 2xore33, telegraph ‘stage offices and bank opgwE HOME OF'.GOOD, LIVERs” Che Best in town.. Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and fal aud every drop is full of vigor. healthIn bulk and bottle. Alf the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL.