April 23, 1903 (4 pages)

NEVADA Grey Daiey TRANSCRIPT] _ NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. : —% . FRED E. BROWN, dranecer. EE TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Gyfen, + + $6 Por Year. By Carrier, : : 12 te2c Per Week “7 Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City orne ve Bertone Reece rernetes THO NEWS. Doings of Our Neigh. bors In the BasternPart of County. The Celiniaina interesting batch of items we cull from the = of Wedneeday.: W.R. Welsh, deputy Fish Gouin sioner, is here looking out for {infractions of the game law. He says there ;-ore.about 500 pounds of trout shipped from here daily to the San Francisco aarkets, J. Lewis, who has been seriously ill with an affliction of the stomach, was operated upon yesterday by Dre, Shoe maker, Bryantand Ecker, They found a perforation fn bie stomach about’the size of a bullet hole through which the contents of his stomach were escaping into the abdominal cavity. They -re moved the foreign material and sewed up his stomach, and the patient stood the operation well. James Britt, proprietor of the Ar cade saloon of this place, and Miss Mary McDonald were married in San Francisco on the 14th of this: month, They bave arrived here and: taken up their residence on Race street. ‘All the cars of the Armour car lines, which includes the Continental Fruit Express, The Fruit Express and The Kansas Oity Fruit Express, are now being. iced here. This arrangement will continue, as the facilities for handling them here have been perfected, and it is a convenience to the railroad company to bave the work done here. There are at present twen. ty men employed in icing the trains tbat pass through, The average is abont eighty care daily, aud-one dey The ice used comes from the Donner ice plant and the Tahoe plant at PolJaris. There will be no tsiag done at Boca and the ice stored there will be shipped out. W. T. Simpson, who hag charge of the icing, has had a new boarding house erected down on River street, jast across the track from the ice platforms, for the accommodation of the men employed in icing cars. August Larsen died yesterday in a cabin on River street. He had been drinking heavily and contracted a severe cold which developed into pneumonia and caused his death after a brief illness, He has no known relatives in thie country. Deceased wasa native of Sweden and aged sixty-five yeare. Moving Pictures. Beginning today, at Edison Klectric Theater, opp. Union Hotel, Main street. The great McGovern-Gans prize fight, the most marvelous picture of.a prize fight. ever made. Also many comic scenes and two illustrated songs. A thirty-minate program for 10 cents. Shown in thirty seven cities: in past fifteen months to over 55,000 people. Bring the ladies and children, 7 to 10 p.m. Admission 10 cents. a28 Time To Change On Montlay next the Downieville Stage Oo. will change its running time and will make the through trip ia-one day, leaving bere at 5a. m. ——— Reduction in Price of Gas —_ On and after May Ist, 1908, the price of Gas will be as follows: . Illuminating, net, $2 per M Fuel, net, $1.50 per M_ Af paid on or before the month succeed dog the charge. If paid after the 10th, 80 cents per M additional. ; Minimum charge for Gas, 60 cents per mcoth for each meter installed. . All connections for Gas Stoves from the mains to the gtoves, when not over 100 feet, free of cost. Excess. of 100 feet, 15 cents per foot. ~ Ava Canty Gs & Eat, J scaSe seceeecesc.. Aprll 23, 1903 Reduction in Price of Gas. On and after May Ist the price of gee for fuel and lighting will be ma-. terially reduced by the Nevada County Gas & Electric Co., and every housekeeper in the city limits may bave the comfort and pleasure of cooking over & gas stove, at the same expense as rapping a wood stove and suffering from the heat daring the hot weather. Fuel wae has been reduced to $1.50, and illuminating gas to $2 per thou. sand feet. The company also offer to connect service pipe from street to stove, (not exceeding 100 feet) free of Charge; over 100 feet, only 15 cents per foot will be charged. Read their new ad. ia apot jamn and give them your order wit! t snc Foreclosed “Today. To the Saiaiar Court today in the case of Towle Bros. Oo. ve, Percy Waters and Maggie Watere, a decis fon of forectosure of mortgage was rendered. Judgment was given ip favor of plaintiff for $1062.80. The mor gage was given September 25tb, 1899, for $842.87. The additions! amount of judgment was for tnterast and costs. The property is on Nimtod street, Nevada City. High School Dance. The dance to be given by the Middle Class of the High School at Odd Feliows Hall tomorrow night will be one of the most enjoyable events of the season, It will be an invitation affair, and the bright ycung ladies have worked particularly hard to make the party a grand succeas. Major P. F. Simonds last evening examined Archie Odgers and Manford Corporals of Co. O, N.G. O ,and found the gentlemen in every way qualified to fill the position. George Huy, who was also elected, will be examined thie éveriing. A Clab’s cub’S Guest sity of Oalifornia Club to be their guest ataclub dinner to be held in Maple Hall on Wednesday next. President Wheeler of the State University will aleo be present. al Dipbtheria, sore throat, croup. Instant relief, permanent cure, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, At any drug store. Laying Water Pipe. ‘T. H. Bennett has secured a contract from A. Daechwender of Gold Flat for laying three hundred feet of pipe from Mr. Daschwender’s property to connect with the city’s water main. The work is already noder way. J. Harvey and A. Nivens of Nevada City have made application for patents to mining claims in this dis trict, Case Submitied. Wheeler is still oceapying the attention of Superior Court. P. P. Pingree and O. L. Twitchell gave testimony todey and the case was submitted at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Cleaning a Ditch Hon,"R. I, Fhomss bas a force of men employed in cleauing out a ditch at North San Juan recently acquired by bim, and will sell water ‘for irrigat{ng purposes. To the Pubilc. The Southern Pacific Company is now running a passenger train between San Francisco and Reno for the accommodation of way passengers. This train leaves San Frasicisco at Tp. m. The overland train leaving San Francisco at 6¢ m. will now only take through passengers. apld tr “Now good digestion waits on appetite, and health on both,” If it doesn’t, try Burdock Blood Bitters.Reynolds, who were recently. elected . . invitation from the Oakland UniverThe water right case of Bree vB. TRUK FO An Bight-Inch Ledge Uncovered In the Oustomah Mine, For some time past the Oustomah mining company have had a force of men engaged in ranning a cross-cut fn the 700-foot drift, and last night their efforts were rewarded when the. work: men uncevered an eight inch ledge of fine-looking ore. It is estimated that the rock will yield. over $100 per ton, Some of the rock was placed on exhibition at the Citizens Bank. today and attracted considerable attention, ae it is of the same ‘characier as that which was extracted from the Pennsylvania mine years ago, when it gave such handsome returns. It -is.ex pected that the new 10 stamp mill. wilt be running in about a week: iSince mine, the work bas been carried on faithfully and energetically under. the direction of Superintendent Frank 8. Morgan and Fo:eman David Richards, and much credit is due them for the recent development. Seeing the World. N. J. Weber bas heard from E. M. Parini, who used to live here. Mr, Parini is now in London, Since leaving here he hae séen a great deal of the world. Personal Mention. Hon. 0, W. Cross arrived here this morning froin San Francisco on legal business. Mrs. Abel Delbridge and penne: Delbridge Richards, left this‘ morning for Sacramento on u visit. have been spending a couple of days ats tomorrow moruing. Mr. and Mrs. T, G. Magonigal of Smartsville are here on a visit, J. Hill, who bas been sick for some time, is improving. Hon, E. M. Preston fe on sacl iaprove. Mre. Thomas Watt wae up from Lime Kiln today. E. B. Folsom is here from San Francisco, ramento to attend the funeral of Dr: Addison Hinkson. Mrs. Lord returned thie morning to Penryn, after a pleasant visit here. Mre, William Richarde retarned to her home at Oak Park, Sacramento, after an extended visit here. W. W. Kirk of Qareon, Nevada, is here on mining business. William Simmons arrived here last evening from San Francisco to attend the faneral of his father, the late Robert Simmons. Andy Hampel came in this moroing from Sacramento. ‘ A. @. Thalen, T. T. Bradley, E. O. Epps and O. A. Rothenberg of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Mrs. J. B. Harris and children are here on a visit from San Francisco, W. J. Oabill was over from You Bet today. A. Penrose is down from. No th Bloomfield, J. A. Griffith came down from the Iadependence mine today. Buried Today. The funeral of the Jate Robert Simmons took place this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, from I. 0. O. F. Hall. A caret pumber of friends attended the: vices, which were conductéd by Rev. J. Sims. The pallbearers were John T. Morgan, Samuel Olutter, B. F. Snell, J. R, Peard, Peter Maas and John F. Hook. SraTs oF Ox10, Orrs ¢ or dpa Lucas Counry. *t #4, Frawx J. CHENnky mene oath that be is benior partner of the firm of F, J, Onenzy & Oo., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that sald firm will pay the for each and every case of Hatz’s CaTarra Ovgz, . FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presenve, this 6th day of December, A. D. 7. A.W, ALMARON, [szaL) Notery Pabiie, Hell’s Oatarrh Cure fe taken inter‘nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for ee nial. free, RF, te tr ae & Oo. Da Toledo, O, Bate "peas voll Pil a are the beat. jthe reopening of _thie.famous.old. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tremaine, who]Just Received Serna a __Carpels, Linoleum, Matting and Wall Paper. All the latest designs and colors. [with relatives here, will return to Col} _E, Schnerr.is-here-from-Sacramento:+Mrs. W. G. Richards and daughter, . Mise Ruth, left this morning for Sac-. _ sam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS} that canvot be cured by the use of} TI SONS ~ARLED BY HATES patch from General Manning, a British force by the natives. men under Colonel Plunkett who was believed to be in a’ Colonel Plunkett’s column. tain Olivey and his command. b Lasoo: April 23. —The War Office has reveived a discommanding in Somaliland, Sotith Africa, confirming the report of a terrible oe of A flying column under Colonel Cobbe sent two ijaiacl to extricate Captain Olivey, perilous: position, a short distance away. Nothing was heard until several hours had passed when fugitives arrived, bringing news of the defeat of The entire Party was killed except thirty-seven natives, who escape.Grave apprehension is. felt concerning the safety of CapGone l0 Arizona. “Mira, ae J. Pollard and three ehildren of Piety Hill left this morn. ing for Arizona to join Mr. Pollard, who ie employed at.a mine thirty miles -ontfrom Oasa Grande. e popula‘tion of the camp is composed of nine :) white people— seven men and two women—end when Mré, Pollard artives .at her destination she will swell the feminine ranke tothree. They were accompanied as far as San Francisco by Mrs. William H. Pollard of Grass Valley, who is a delegate to the Grand Lodge of Rebekahs, which convenes shortly at the metropolis. Crushing Rock. J,. W. Ohbanler, Superintendent of the St. Louis mine on Canada Hill, is having fifty tons of rock. hauled to the Nevada Oounty mill, where it will be crushed. Development work has been under way at.this mine for several months. . our prices. Free of Wash Silks in all colors. Broad Biseat, Nevada Oity. — *‘Take the same. D. Ss. WEISSBEIN 61S SACRA NEAR MONTGOMERY ~ Carpets, Sewed, Lace Curtains from 75 cents up. Summer Goods in all styles and qualities. _ Ponge Silks from 50 cents up. Shirt Waists in all the latest designs. {NO Expected to Live Mrs. Nellie Calkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Murchie, is -dangerously {ll at her home in this city and she is not expected to recover. The young woman has been a partial invalid for many years, but was taken seriously ill last Monday and since then has suffered a series of very severe apoplectic spells. She was reported very low today and the family was summoned to her bedside. Big Bargains Offered. In order to make room for a new consigament of goods, Turner -& Had ley, the well known . dealers ta herd= ware, etc,, are sacrificing goods and giving the public the benefit of big bargaine. They are offering special values in kitchen utensils, atid the wise housekeeper should not fail to take advantage of this oppoctunity to procure new kitchen ware, etc. Read their new advt, Call and see them and get You are sure to be plesed. Lined and. Laid Charge. Samples sent on application, .ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY ,§Manager. Note . AN Partion knowing them. selves indebted to the business lately conducted by L. HYMAN &CO. are notified that. unless their accounts are settled by. will be commenced to collect. May Ist, suit LEVY, Atty. in Fact for Trustee. BROS. & CO, Assay Office and Gold Refinery Purobasers of Gold ry and Bullion. Base ——e d @ specialty. Ores and Ooncentraces Tested by any P a ADVANCES AND LOANS MADE MENTO = yanide Precipitate roceas, Analysis of Ores. BAN FRANOISOO, CaL Residence e Burned. The. home of L. Guenza at Blae Tent, with ita contente, was destroyed by fire at 7 o'clock Tuesday morning. The family was not at home aod Mr. Guenza was at work near the house, when he noticed flames issulng from ‘the-roof and rushed to thé-ecene. He broke in the door, when the flames ‘. burst out upon him, burning one side of his face severely. It is reported that there was $600 in currency in the house, which was secreted in a trunk. There was no insurance, hes tee, ae Lee Another Company. The Snow Deke cy water Company filed articles with the Oounty Olerk yesterday. Capital stock $600,000, ‘divided into 6000 shares of a par value of $100 each. $500 has: been subscribed. Principal place of business, San Francisco, Directors — Charles W. Willard; W. S. Burnett, H. L. Attkingson, P. J. Miller of San Francisco, and O. L. Wrens of Alameda county. —+ 2Oe-e Making Repairs. J, J. Ott has let a contract to, Jobo g brick building on Main etreet, which was damaged by the heavy snqwstorm this winter. Mr. Dunnicliff started the. work this morning. = If winter left Y you “all sun down,” wind with Rootbeer That will “set you going.” Five gallons fér 25 cents. f. Charlee £--Hires Co. Malvern, Pa. Dannicliff t> rebuild the front” ‘or bist INole and Comment. i Welssbein Bros. & Co.,. who Por 3 ly conducted a banking business at Grase Valley, are now the propriet of an essay office and gold refinery a 616 Sacramento etreet, San Francieco. ear They make advances and loans anda}! purchase gold dyst and bullion. Read . their new advertisement, D. Levy, attorney in fact for: the trustees, gives notice in this evening's TransoriPT to all parties.’ knowing themselves indebted to the business lately conducted by L. Hyman, that uoless their accounts are settled by. May. Ist, suit will be commenced to collect the same. Manager Loughridge has a force of men at work today reballasting the track at the depot. Several lara pulleys . arrived here Maher & heen Big Ca . Mc the North Biota ey Otto Woebler, the mining to. town today with a lot of, ing rock, . which he taken from led Bee terested, spl wale ' ee The MeXt bottle of whi tesolve to try the “Jeong: You've heard jt WAS the bean, by practical test, bh : 12, cts. yard. 12! cts, ya Ladies, today we place on sale one lot of Wash ‘ about twenty-five es ant Styles and patterns at; per yard. These goods” were. bought to sell at fifteen si cents a yard, but we think we have too? many, and oy all go at 12% cents. New today—Colored grenadine. New sees Grenadine. gs The eenstiie! way east. ~“tetof the pesple 3 who cross aioe nent make the trip in . tourist car. It is the sensible ‘way to go—much less expensive than traveling in a stand~ ard pens and ang as comfortable. But be sure you go the right way—via the Island. “Scenic” or “ Rock island system FP. W. Tmosrson, G. W. A., — We must have more room at any cost, and ir willing to sacrifice goods at The Lowest Possible Pri Blue Enameled Fry Pane, Row Granite Iron Fry’ Pans now. Granite Iron Wash Basins now. Granite Iron Cake Forms, now Granite Iron Kettles, now sees ioe Granite Iron Broilers, now 25 and 85 ceats, regular nat Bookie ham Bios © Coffee Rota now 25 csnte, res’ Jar pal Water ore © 15 saa cepts, re » 4d, 6d 25 cents, regular pe 25 cents, regula La: sal Also Grais Bediscabs Sale of Crockery for 4 shor til io (Successor to Geo, E. Turner.) ° : ; @) PINE STREET, NEVADA i a saat aed cena We at At sk lowest possible ae eg _ have always been known as A rar Thesaial On a hot evening it’s natura something coolin Dgandg pleating nent some and reliable, Tegler’s Ice Cream is good Ice Oream m Material flavored wie te ie avors. Oome and get a dish, Cc. TEGLER rait CONFECTIONER, , (Oouymercial Street, SHets City are . ving unusual values, . om you will find us doin the same thing ht here every day. e patel et some of our ] You oF always: welcomé ‘Commercial Street, Nevada City. 4 Conte early if you-want a nice Summer Dress che Gag Market St., San ran 4 he Tu Lokiag. fu 2 Turner & Hadley Com ~ FINE GROCERIES op ~. SIGOURN VEY kort fair, warmers Fri = , anecdotes are . op facts. f rotinonious den gerous than the pl ot be said that a 8 comporte with often be sald with an aythor that h ry: —— oe nathy ig talking W thing, it follows the jp pre-eminent toler ——s pever who makes € + in ane case does as by related it in icles cs A aba Drift it Minin gles of intorporat: Clerk yesterday, capitalized in the ¢ into 1000 shares o' ich, $5 has been . places of bu 9, Directors—C L. Attkinson of Sa 1 Wright of Alam acra mento Record ler voting machine bition at the Cap _Theone that from the State of been unpacked. bition is the inver nb of San Dieg: nb is present and ge of his voting m rere Sh mash lee 60 satrivance and a y Journal: ren is d circles that th . companies are ser he proposition of or reducing the'r present a tosiug p de, as they delays scengertrains, 7 nthe Southern FE an immense bas quentiy engaged ASTS r Infants and ( 1 You Have A We Have a comp at very low p on ; Broad Stre 8 ley Seo cur line o: Souvents SD) Visit DR, mMuseum %

NEVADA Grey Daiey TRANSCRIPT] _ NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. : —% . FRED E. BROWN, dranecer. EE TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Gyfen, + + $6 Por Year. By Carrier, : : 12 te2c Per Week “7 Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City orne ve Bertone Reece rernetes THO NEWS. Doings of Our Neigh. bors In the BasternPart of County. The Celiniaina interesting batch of items we cull from the = of Wedneeday.: W.R. Welsh, deputy Fish Gouin sioner, is here looking out for {infractions of the game law. He says there ;-ore.about 500 pounds of trout shipped from here daily to the San Francisco aarkets, J. Lewis, who has been seriously ill with an affliction of the stomach, was operated upon yesterday by Dre, Shoe maker, Bryantand Ecker, They found a perforation fn bie stomach about’the size of a bullet hole through which the contents of his stomach were escaping into the abdominal cavity. They -re moved the foreign material and sewed up his stomach, and the patient stood the operation well. James Britt, proprietor of the Ar cade saloon of this place, and Miss Mary McDonald were married in San Francisco on the 14th of this: month, They bave arrived here and: taken up their residence on Race street. ‘All the cars of the Armour car lines, which includes the Continental Fruit Express, The Fruit Express and The Kansas Oity Fruit Express, are now being. iced here. This arrangement will continue, as the facilities for handling them here have been perfected, and it is a convenience to the railroad company to bave the work done here. There are at present twen. ty men employed in icing the trains tbat pass through, The average is abont eighty care daily, aud-one dey The ice used comes from the Donner ice plant and the Tahoe plant at PolJaris. There will be no tsiag done at Boca and the ice stored there will be shipped out. W. T. Simpson, who hag charge of the icing, has had a new boarding house erected down on River street, jast across the track from the ice platforms, for the accommodation of the men employed in icing cars. August Larsen died yesterday in a cabin on River street. He had been drinking heavily and contracted a severe cold which developed into pneumonia and caused his death after a brief illness, He has no known relatives in thie country. Deceased wasa native of Sweden and aged sixty-five yeare. Moving Pictures. Beginning today, at Edison Klectric Theater, opp. Union Hotel, Main street. The great McGovern-Gans prize fight, the most marvelous picture of.a prize fight. ever made. Also many comic scenes and two illustrated songs. A thirty-minate program for 10 cents. Shown in thirty seven cities: in past fifteen months to over 55,000 people. Bring the ladies and children, 7 to 10 p.m. Admission 10 cents. a28 Time To Change On Montlay next the Downieville Stage Oo. will change its running time and will make the through trip ia-one day, leaving bere at 5a. m. ——— Reduction in Price of Gas —_ On and after May Ist, 1908, the price of Gas will be as follows: . Illuminating, net, $2 per M Fuel, net, $1.50 per M_ Af paid on or before the month succeed dog the charge. If paid after the 10th, 80 cents per M additional. ; Minimum charge for Gas, 60 cents per mcoth for each meter installed. . All connections for Gas Stoves from the mains to the gtoves, when not over 100 feet, free of cost. Excess. of 100 feet, 15 cents per foot. ~ Ava Canty Gs & Eat, J scaSe seceeecesc... Aprll 23, 1903 Reduction in Price of Gas. On and after May Ist the price of gee for fuel and lighting will be ma-. terially reduced by the Nevada County Gas & Electric Co., and every housekeeper in the city limits may bave the comfort and pleasure of cooking over & gas stove, at the same expense as rapping a wood stove and suffering from the heat daring the hot weather. Fuel wae has been reduced to $1.50, and illuminating gas to $2 per thou. sand feet. The company also offer to connect service pipe from street to stove, (not exceeding 100 feet) free of Charge; over 100 feet, only 15 cents per foot will be charged.. Read their new ad. ia apot jamn and give them your order wit! t snc Foreclosed “Today. To the Saiaiar Court today in the case of Towle Bros. Oo. ve, Percy Waters and Maggie Watere, a decis fon of forectosure of mortgage was rendered. Judgment was given ip favor of plaintiff for $1062.80. The mor gage was given September 25tb, 1899, for $842.87. The additions! amount of judgment was for tnterast and costs. The property is on Nimtod street, Nevada City. High School Dance. The dance to be given by the Middle Class of the High School at Odd Feliows Hall tomorrow night will be one of the most enjoyable events of the season, It will be an invitation affair, and the bright ycung ladies have worked particularly hard to make the party a grand succeas. Major P. F. Simonds last evening examined Archie Odgers and Manford Corporals of Co. O, N.G. O ,and found the gentlemen in every way qualified to fill the position. George Huy, who was also elected, will be examined thie éveriing. A Clab’s cub’S Guest sity of Oalifornia Club to be their guest ataclub dinner to be held in Maple Hall on Wednesday next. President Wheeler of the State University will aleo be present. al Dipbtheria, sore throat, croup. Instant relief, permanent cure, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, At any drug store. Laying Water Pipe. ‘T. H. Bennett has secured a contract from A. Daechwender of Gold Flat for laying three hundred feet of pipe from Mr. Daschwender’s property to connect with the city’s water main. The work is already noder way. J. Harvey and A. Nivens of Nevada City have made application for patents to mining claims in this dis trict, Case Submitied. Wheeler is still oceapying the attention of Superior Court. P. P. Pingree and O. L. Twitchell gave testimony todey and the case was submitted at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Cleaning a Ditch Hon,"R. I, Fhomss bas a force of men employed in cleauing out a ditch at North San Juan recently acquired by bim, and will sell water ‘for irrigat{ng purposes. To the Pubilc. The Southern Pacific Company is now running a passenger train between San Francisco and Reno for the accommodation of way passengers. This train leaves San Frasicisco at Tp. m. The overland train leaving San Francisco at 6¢ m. will now only take through passengers. apld tr “Now good digestion waits on appetite, and health on both,” If it doesn’t, try Burdock Blood Bitters.Reynolds, who were recently. elected . .. invitation from the Oakland UniverThe water right case of Bree vB. TRUK FO An Bight-Inch Ledge Uncovered In the Oustomah Mine, For some time past the Oustomah mining company have had a force of men engaged in ranning a cross-cut fn the 700-foot drift, and last night their efforts were rewarded when the. work: men uncevered an eight inch ledge of fine-looking ore. It is estimated that the rock will yield. over $100 per ton, Some of the rock was placed on exhibition at the Citizens Bank. today and attracted considerable attention, ae it is of the same ‘characier as that which was extracted from the Pennsylvania mine years ago, when it gave such handsome returns. It -is.ex pected that the new 10 stamp mill. wilt be running in about a week: iSince mine, the work bas been carried on faithfully and energetically under. the direction of Superintendent Frank 8. Morgan and Fo:eman David Richards, and much credit is due them for the recent development. Seeing the World. N. J. Weber bas heard from E. M. Parini, who used to live here. Mr, Parini is now in London, Since leaving here he hae séen a great deal of the world. Personal Mention. Hon. 0, W. Cross arrived here this morning froin San Francisco on legal business. Mrs. Abel Delbridge and penne: Delbridge Richards, left this‘ morning for Sacramento on u visit. have been spending a couple of days ats tomorrow moruing. Mr. and Mrs. T, G. Magonigal of Smartsville are here on a visit, J. Hill, who bas been sick for some time, is improving. Hon, E. M. Preston fe on sacl iaprove. Mre. Thomas Watt wae up from Lime Kiln today. E. B. Folsom is here from San Francisco, ramento to attend the funeral of Dr: Addison Hinkson. Mrs. Lord returned thie morning to Penryn, after a pleasant visit here. Mre, William Richarde retarned to her home at Oak Park, Sacramento, after an extended visit here. W. W. Kirk of Qareon, Nevada, is here on mining business. William Simmons arrived here last evening from San Francisco to attend the faneral of his father, the late Robert Simmons. Andy Hampel came in this moroing from Sacramento. ‘ A. @. Thalen, T. T. Bradley, E. O. Epps and O. A. Rothenberg of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Mrs. J. B. Harris and children are here on a visit from San Francisco, W. J. Oabill was over from You Bet today. A. Penrose is down from. No th Bloomfield, J. A. Griffith came down from the Iadependence mine today. Buried Today. The funeral of the Jate Robert Simmons took place this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, from I. 0. O. F. Hall. A caret pumber of friends attended the: vices, which were conductéd by Rev. J. Sims. The pallbearers were John T. Morgan, Samuel Olutter, B. F. Snell, J. R, Peard, Peter Maas and John F. Hook. SraTs oF Ox10, Orrs ¢ or dpa Lucas Counry. *t #4, Frawx J. CHENnky mene oath that be is benior partner of the firm of F, J, Onenzy & Oo., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that sald firm will pay the for each and every case of Hatz’s CaTarra Ovgz, . FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presenve, this 6th day of December, A. D. 7. A.W, ALMARON, [szaL) Notery Pabiie, Hell’s Oatarrh Cure fe taken inter‘nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for ee nial. free, RF, te tr ae & Oo. Da Toledo, O, Bate "peas voll Pil a are the beat. jthe reopening of _thie.famous.old. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tremaine, who]Just Received Serna a __Carpels, Linoleum, Matting and Wall Paper.. All the latest designs and colors. [with relatives here, will return to Col} _E, Schnerr.is-here-from-Sacramento:+Mrs. W. G. Richards and daughter, . Mise Ruth, left this morning for Sac-. _ sam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS} that canvot be cured by the use of} TI SONS ~ARLED BY HATES patch from General Manning, a British force by the natives. men under Colonel Plunkett who was believed to be in a’ Colonel Plunkett’s column. tain Olivey and his command. b Lasoo: April 23. —The War Office has reveived a discommanding in Somaliland, Sotith Africa, confirming the report of a terrible oe of A flying column under Colonel Cobbe sent two ijaiacl to extricate Captain Olivey, perilous: position, a short distance away. Nothing was heard until several hours had passed when fugitives arrived, bringing news of the defeat of

The entire Party was killed except thirty-seven natives, who escape.Grave apprehension is. felt concerning the safety of CapGone l0 Arizona. “Mira, ae J. Pollard and three ehildren of Piety Hill left this morn. ing for Arizona to join Mr. Pollard, who ie employed at.a mine thirty miles -ontfrom Oasa Grande. e popula‘tion of the camp is composed of nine :) white people— seven men and two women—end when Mré, Pollard artives .at her destination she will swell the feminine ranke tothree. They were accompanied as far as San Francisco by Mrs. William H. Pollard of Grass Valley, who is a delegate to the Grand Lodge of Rebekahs, which convenes shortly at the metropolis. Crushing Rock. J,. W. Ohbanler, Superintendent of the St. Louis mine on Canada Hill, is having fifty tons of rock. hauled to the Nevada Oounty mill, where it will be crushed. Development work has been under way at.this mine for several months. . our prices. Free of Wash Silks in all colors. Broad Biseat, Nevada Oity. — *‘Take the same. D. Ss. WEISSBEIN 61S SACRA NEAR MONTGOMERY ~ Carpets, Sewed, Lace Curtains from 75 cents up. Summer Goods in all styles and qualities. _ Ponge Silks from 50 cents up. Shirt Waists in all the latest designs. {NO Expected to Live Mrs. Nellie Calkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Murchie, is -dangerously {ll at her home in this city and she is not expected to recover. The young woman has been a partial invalid for many years, but was taken seriously ill last Monday and since then has suffered a series of very severe apoplectic spells. She was reported very low today and the family was summoned to her bedside. Big Bargains Offered. In order to make room for a new consigament of goods, Turner -& Had ley, the well known . dealers ta herd= ware, etc,, are sacrificing goods and giving the public the benefit of big bargaine. They are offering special values in kitchen utensils, atid the wise housekeeper should not fail to take advantage of this oppoctunity to procure new kitchen ware, etc. Read their new advt, Call and see them and get You are sure to be plesed. Lined and. Laid Charge. Samples sent on application, .ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY ,§Manager. Note . AN Partion knowing them. selves indebted to the business lately conducted by L. HYMAN &CO. are notified that. unless their accounts are settled by. will be commenced to collect. May Ist, suit LEVY, Atty. in Fact for Trustee. BROS. & CO, Assay Office and Gold Refinery Purobasers of Gold ry and Bullion. Base ——e d @ specialty. Ores and Ooncentraces Tested by any P a ADVANCES AND LOANS MADE MENTO = yanide Precipitate roceas, Analysis of Ores. BAN FRANOISOO, CaL Residence e Burned. The. home of L. Guenza at Blae Tent, with ita contente, was destroyed by fire at 7 o'clock Tuesday morning. The family was not at home aod Mr. Guenza was at work near the house, when he noticed flames issulng from ‘the-roof and rushed to thé-ecene. He broke in the door, when the flames ‘. burst out upon him, burning one side of his face severely. It is reported that there was $600 in currency in the house, which was secreted in a trunk. There was no insurance, hes tee, ae Lee Another Company. The Snow Deke cy water Company filed articles with the Oounty Olerk yesterday. Capital stock $600,000, ‘divided into 6000 shares of a par value of $100 each. $500 has: been subscribed. Principal place of business, San Francisco, Directors — Charles W. Willard; W. S. Burnett, H. L. Attkingson, P. J. Miller of San Francisco, and O. L. Wrens of Alameda county. —+ 2Oe-e Making Repairs. J, J. Ott has let a contract to, Jobo g brick building on Main etreet, which was damaged by the heavy snqwstorm this winter. Mr. Dunnicliff started the. work this morning. = If winter left Y you “all sun down,” wind with Rootbeer That will “set you going.” Five gallons fér 25 cents. f. Charlee £--Hires Co. Malvern, Pa. Dannicliff t> rebuild the front” ‘or bist INole and Comment. i Welssbein Bros. & Co.,. who Por 3 ly conducted a banking business at Grase Valley, are now the propriet of an essay office and gold refinery a 616 Sacramento etreet, San Francieco. ear They make advances and loans anda}! purchase gold dyst and bullion. Read . their new advertisement, D. Levy, attorney in fact for: the trustees, gives notice in this evening's TransoriPT to all parties.’ knowing themselves indebted to the business lately conducted by L. Hyman, that uoless their accounts are settled by. May. Ist, suit will be commenced to collect the same. Manager Loughridge has a force of men at work today reballasting the track at the depot. Several lara pulleys . arrived here Maher & heen Big Ca . Mc the North Biota ey Otto Woebler, the mining to. town today with a lot of, ing rock, . which he taken from led Bee terested, spl wale ' ee The MeXt bottle of whi tesolve to try the “Jeong: You've heard jt WAS the bean, by practical test, bh : 12, cts. yard. 12! cts, ya Ladies, today we place on sale one lot of Wash ‘ about twenty-five es ant Styles and patterns at; per yard. These goods” were. bought to sell at fifteen si cents a yard, but we think we have too? many, and oy all go at 12% cents. New today—Colored grenadine. New sees Grenadine. gs The eenstiie! way east. ~“tetof the pesple 3 who cross aioe nent make the trip in . tourist car.. It is the sensible ‘way to go—much less expensive than traveling in a stand~ ard pens and ang as comfortable. But be sure you go the right way—via the Island. “Scenic” or “ Rock island system FP. W. Tmosrson, G. W. A., — We must have more room at any cost, and ir willing to sacrifice goods at The Lowest Possible Pri Blue Enameled Fry Pane, Row Granite Iron Fry’ Pans now. Granite Iron Wash Basins now. Granite Iron Cake Forms, now Granite Iron Kettles, now sees ioe Granite Iron Broilers, now 25 and 85 ceats, regular nat Bookie ham Bios © Coffee Rota now 25 csnte, res’ Jar pal Water ore © 15 saa cepts, re » 4d, 6d 25 cents, regular pe 25 cents, regula La: sal Also Grais Bediscabs Sale of Crockery for 4 shor til io (Successor to Geo, E. Turner.) ° : ; @) PINE STREET, NEVADA i a saat aed cena We at At sk lowest possible ae eg _ have always been known as A rar Thesaial On a hot evening it’s natura something coolin Dgandg pleating nent some and reliable, Tegler’s Ice Cream is good Ice Oream m Material flavored wie te ie avors. Oome and get a dish, Cc. TEGLER rait CONFECTIONER, , (Oouymercial Street, SHets City are . ving unusual values, . om you will find us doin the same thing ht here every day. e patel et some of our ] You oF always: welcomé ‘Commercial Street, Nevada City. 4 Conte early if you-want a nice Summer Dress che Gag Market St., San ran 4 he Tu Lokiag. fu 2 Turner & Hadley Com ~ FINE GROCERIES op ~. SIGOURN VEY kort fair, warmers Fri = , anecdotes are . op facts. f rotinonious den gerous than the pl ot be said that a 8 comporte with often be sald with an aythor that h ry: —— oe nathy ig talking W thing, it follows the jp pre-eminent toler ——s pever who makes € + in ane case does as by related it in icles cs A aba Drift it Minin gles of intorporat: Clerk yesterday, capitalized in the ¢ into 1000 shares o' ich, $5 has been . places of bu 9, Directors—C L. Attkinson of Sa 1 Wright of Alam acra mento Record ler voting machine bition at the Cap _Theone that from the State of been unpacked. bition is the inver nb of San Dieg: nb is present and ge of his voting m rere Sh mash lee 60 satrivance and a y Journal: ren is d circles that th . companies are ser he proposition of or reducing the'r present a tosiug p de, as they delays scengertrains, 7 nthe Southern FE an immense bas quentiy engaged ASTS r Infants and ( 1 You Have A We Have a comp at very low p on ; Broad Stre 8 ley Seo cur line o: Souvents SD) Visit DR, mMuseum %