April 26, 1904 (4 pages)

dow amer goods. ‘ities in suit length, Ths at $1.50 a po 4 jada City FA Ans away Cr ———. ARMACY Se erty on a trip throughout nery ve just the hat yuu are oO pa’ oe ¥yYou will be sur. Milling dal be why of Wivads City, —— ——y uae for Steel . ——_— . Low. Down pril 25—The presence of oung ladies, Misa Tillie ise Clara Gittus, saved » elutche: of a highwayarning to their homer . 80clal, They were held r who carried a bulleeye 8 armed with a revolver 20 a blaff on him and ae Ces now selling his famous nts a loaf at the Popuy ‘it and you will altf “a [Hany People ind of good Coffee and we sell it, he very high 5 and 40 cts. also; . want something . long ways, and ed to give satismoney refunded, ‘Family Blend.’ le wonder how we ch good coffee ey. 3 Tea Blenders ylor’s Coffee House et, Nevada City. Guild rtainment LLOoWs’ HALL, Ga ning, April 2sth. ry and Musical ogram. seceseceee 96 OBNTS y PERSO, MENTION aca THE* TRANSCRIP I, TUESDAY. .5 +++: ics 8 26, 1904 DAILY LOGALNOTES. ring \Of Happenings of pally, Rocotd of the Doings of Our man's drug dtore, won the rifle offered as a prize at the shooting gallery Saturday night. His score was 27. Around This Section. Interest in and] W. A. Moguire, druggist at DickerMrs, 1. Hosken has had, her resiover the windows in the second story of the county jail. This was done to ‘ prevent outsiders from passing things to the inmates. dence property frontage near the north ~ Prospect Hill Fire ‘Company, which Iton gratings were yesterday placed. Toumpo, 0., in . Warde, the actor, occupied the pulpit Ohair. of Trinity Episcopal Charch last night, He spoke on the relations of the stage andcbureh. He said in part: “You behalf of the litiraty Genet Dr ‘Molter ont Hi. Bellove of Minneapolis ye presented Mr. Barker with ‘a: pair of} ng f link caff buttons, with gold quarts) vacant, Rev. J.H. Wythe ‘was. elected impression of this section from adto fill it. ‘The iffhrarian, Mids Alice O,. vertising. matter cirouleted by the ing land in this county. you get, but it is your own fault if you get poor ones. The manager isin the business for the: moneg that ie in it. He presents just what the public demands Don’t blame use if you get plays of low moral tone. There is no one at fanit but the public. If the public demande uplifting se moral Nilon, submitted a carefully prepared . committee. People. J. P. Dean is on the sick list. Mrs. Victor Gates continues ill at her home near the Suger Loaf.A. P, Redington is here from Santa Barbara. 4 Rev. 0. E, Jones, a colored minister, is here from Oakland. Rudolph Kline will leave tomorrow morning for San Francisco on a busiastrip. ‘Thomas Patterson is confined to his home, suffering from ulceration of the stomach. Mrs, O, H. Bennette has retarned to Rough and Ready, after a visit with friends here. : . A: B. McOormick, a mining. engineer of Oakland, went to Weshington on this morning’s stage. Mre. James ackley hae gone to Oas‘ella, Shasta county, to see her sister, Mre. Jordan, who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Williem Gittin have retarned from Reno, Nevada. Mrs. A. G, Turner, who has been visiting at Oakland; Los Angeles and other cities, returned yesterday to ber ber. end of Pine street steel bridge enclosed i by a neat and substantial wire fence: The capital stock of the OoalingaBanner Oil Oompany tas been increased from $150,000 to $200,000, with 490,000 shares at a par value of 50 cents each. John Werry, who has been to San Francisco as a delegate to the Grand Commandery, Knights Templer, returned yesterday. great preparations are being made for the grand triennial conclave which convenes fn San Francisco in SeptemOne of the pleasing features will be a State exhibit, made up of minerals, fruits, flowers, eto. He reports that The remains of Mrs. Mary Sharkey, who died at St. Joseph’s Hospital, San Francisco, Saturday, from. the effects of an abcess, arrived here yesterday afternoon and this afternoon the body wes interred in the Catholic cemetery, funeral services being held from St. Oanice church. Prior to her departure a few months ago for the Bay City Mrs, Sharkey made this city her home for upwards of ten years and was well known end highly esteemed by a large number of friends. To mourn her denow has a membership roll of twenty, decided .at an enthusiastic meeting last night to purchase new capa and belts, and the order will be. placed in time to have them here for the Fourth ‘of July turnout. Superintendent J. H. English reports the last month’s clean-ap at the National and Culberteon mises, near Graniteville, as being highly satisfactory and indicative of a bright fatare.’ Mr. English returned to the proper ties yesterday. Their final account. as executors of the estate of John Oarboni, deceased, of Truckee, was filed in the Superior Court yesterday by P. T. Buzzetti and G. Cuneo. They report cash received to the amount of $657 28, while $243 85 bas been expended, still leaving considerable of an indebteduess hanging over the property. The matter comes up for heariog on Monday, May 9th. At tbe Hotel Antlers yesterday Mrs. C. P. Loughridge entertained at lancheon Mrs. Ella Emmerson of Wisconand Mrs. John Poingdestre of Grasse Valley. Mre, Emmerson, who {fe a sister to Mr. Longbridge, will returo home Friday, while Mrs. Deakin will report for March. It wae as follows: 285; boys, 508; women, 99; 5 average daily e Lge other matters of minor. Importance . exhibit, ‘were cemneieer’ atter which the sin, Mrs. Henry Deacon of England . ° F Anas mining interests, ’ Hill yesterday. home at Hunt’s Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall arrived last evening from San Francisco. Mr. Hall will visit Shady creek, where he and two daughters. The sons are D. E. Sharkey, and Brother Van Tssian of St. Joseph’s College, Oakland, and the deughters are Mrs. D. 8. Keefe and Mies Alice Sharkey of San Francisco. A requiem mags for the reposé of Mrs. Sharkey’s soul was celebrated at 9 o'clock this morning. The bearers of thie pall were O. O Conlan, J. Ebaugb, A. Tam aad J. Peterson, : Mrs. Parsons, ‘who hae been visiting ber sister, Mre. W. T. Waldrov, at Lake City, was here last evening, en ‘route to her home at Grass Valley. Frank B. Hill has gone up to the Gold Oanyon mine-above Moores Flat, on a businese trip. W. P. Ketcham went up to Phelps i The ladies will be interested in the changed advertisement of Meher & Oo. Kern Fogarty and wife are over from in this evening’s Trancoript. French Oorral. H.E. Egan and W. E. Thomas came . the advertisement. down from Spanish Ridge yeeterday and left for Sacramento. Editorial Noles. John McCarty, of Washington, has returned from San -Franoisco. His. *-' health is greatly improved. . ~ Mrs. Gardiner, mother-in-law of M. A. Preston, and her daughter, Mrs. Ross, arrived here from\ San Francieco last evening. 8. Aimes,@ business man of Sweetland, returned to his bome yesterday, after a bhort visit in this city. Mrs. Andy Hampel returned here from Reno yesterday. W.T. Hawden is here from Sau Francisco. F. Chapelos of San Francisco is here spending a few days. ¥. BH. Fox of Oakland arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. O. F. Taylor of San Francisco came in.of last evening’s train. D.B Getchell and wife, who bave been visiting: at San Franciseo, retarned home last evening. “Bart L. Wertheimer, the well-known . .eigar man of San Francigod, is in town. L. Hyman left this morning for San Francisco to select his summer stock of wearing apparel. ’<James T, Dillon left this morning fora visit to San Francisco. D. H. Birdsall retarned thia morning to San Francisco. J. J. Flennagan and F, E. Barstow are here from San Francisco. The Panama Canal Commissioners will not-sail for the Isthmus yet awhile. The title has not been obtained yet, and besides the climate is too deadly for a long spell of good health. .Oleveland is said to be the greatest living, Bryan the greatest dead, and Hill the greateat resurrected Democrat. Is that you, San Domingo, wailing and making that racket at the gate? Go ’way child! You will have to wait. With tbe Philippines, Porto Rico, Oubs, Guam, Panama and Aawaii, Unele Sam’s kindergarten is crowde ¢ The three Kentucky juries which convicted Oaleb Powers as an accessory to the murder of Goebel and sentenced him to death were wholly composed of Democrats except the last one on which there was one Republican whose wife was informed that he would be assassinated at once if he did not agree to a verdict of guilty. Mexico, Tarkey and Abysinnia are pointing the finger of scorn at us. George Fred Williams says he bee lieves the Democrats will carry Massachusetts. George’s believery is always fall of queer things. Andrew Oarnegie has never made a gift more splendid than the $5,000,000 as a perpetual endowment of an honor roll of the heroes of peace. These eroes, like Gunner Munson who shot the magazine door of the Missouri battleship “jast in time,” are very likely to be forgotten. Nothing bas been heard from the Mormon president, Apostle Joseph, eince he denounced polygamous marriages 80 roundly. Probably instead of going home he took to the woods. The good roads bill to be favorably reported to the U. 8. Senate next December, makes en aspproprietion of $8,000,000 annuelly to be divided between the States according to popalation, but no State shall have less than $100,000. Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve fe the best. It — away and cures Burns, Sorer, Braises, Outs, Boils‘ Uloers, Skin Eraptions and Piles. It’s only 280, and guaranteed to give satisfaction by w.D. yantes, Drege? Robbed of $2885. §rocxTon, April a5th—Jobn Dost of Columbus, Ohio, was knocked down atid robbed of $2885 between midnight _and 1 o’olock this morning.Dost had twenty-eight $100 greenbacks in a walJet instde of bis vest and $85 in gold in ‘his trousers poekete. He was driokdng last night in various saloons. in one he changed a $100 bill, Shortly after midnight he started for his room. While: on his way there two men came up bebind bim, and one hit him a terrifle blow on the side of the head and mige are left four children, two sons . take her departure. for the old country on Sunday vext. A. K. Snell, Grissel and G. A. Legg a committee to coneult an engineer and ascertain exactly the capacity of the water system as regards the test of Sunday. As predicted as most likely in last evenScadden atid H. OC. Brand a committee to endeavor to obtain a reduction It speake . in insurance rates. of summer suits at $1.50 each, Read . a= Uniticationof Prelestani Churches: aan because she was in eaense for her Prison Reforms. Sacramento, April 25—Warden Yell The board of fire delega'es in spec'al ession last evening appointed Obief Assis‘ant Obief F, M. pg’s TRANSORIPT, they appointed P. G. “In view of what is happeting in the religious world, therecan be no doubt that a movement toward ‘he unification of the Protestant churches bas begun. Plans are now being consumHaving a Crushing. ton and Si Hawke, who recently extracted ten tone of rock from the Wyoming ground, commenced crushing yesterday at the Nevada County mill. The ore is of bigh grade and what litAverage lesue of booke oer cB of B.S, Rector, Kiam Biggs and IL. TEs, board sunday Concert. Next. Sunday. afternoon the Nevada}” City: Boys’ Band’ will reader the: tollowing concert in the business section, commencing at 2:80 o’vlock : March — “Steel King.” Bt, Olair.) Natasa the Rye.” (Von Tiger.) » Walts — “Amartsa.” isons A Frost.) Overtare — sew York.” (George Southwell.) Samael Louls in charge of Nevada county's an indemnity bond for the committee’s endorsement.’ ~ Secretaries Lord end Brayton were lostructed to receipt for all exhibits that may be offered from now on and to me @ correct record of the eame, Destroyed T hem. . Medley Overture + as Thor er. ne _ ma we — the French. Pavilion at the World’s Fair and destroyed two of the most pesutifal of étatues fo the sculpture exhibit. Bix rose trees frem the French gardens Butler, w who is now at 8t, presented sn application for the Parisian marble slab it will see them. Robber Shot Him Seartis, Wasb., April 25th.—Peter Wilson, owner. of the Ospital saloon at Stanwood, was shot down by a lone bighwayman Saturday night. The) bandit entered the saloon carrying a revolver. He ordered the saloon keeper and several patrons to hold up their hands, but they paid no atrention to him. After the second command he fired, wounding the saloon keeper in the breaet. affered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, bat writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Sy wholly cured it in five deys. April 25.—Frederick complain of the quality of the plays It Saved His Leg. P. A, Danforth of La Graige, G. For Uloers, March—'‘Polly Prim.” (8, R. Henry.) om Gustav Schmidt, William Worthingtle they have will probably bring good returns. Was Despondent San Franowoo, April 25.—Despondrent and fearfal that she was about to become insane, Mre. Franklin Lawton, tarned on the gas {n ber apartments on Hyde street and ended her life. Her lifeless body, fully dressed, was found today. ' mated that look to the amalgamation of the Congregationaliste, the Methodist Protestants, and the United Brethren, which would meen the union of about 1,100,000 Obristians, In Oanade, the Methodists, Oongregationalists, Baptists and Presbyterians have come together and arranged that if one depomination has: a church in the new northwestern territory, into which settlers are ruoning, the other three denominations will ask their members to unite with that one church. This means that in a generation there will be but one church in Canada. Already in Australia and New Zealand the churches are federated. In England, during the last few years, all the Protestant bodies, save the Episcopsljane, bave united in one great nonconformist union. The moderator of the Congregational church, Dr. Brad ford, believes that our Presbyterian, Congregational and Baptist charches can unite go as to strengthen all, without losing any characteristic or 1 ea or institution fundamental to only one.”—Newel Dwight Hillis in Everybody’s Magazine. —-+ Drawmers for “Old Gilt Edge” whisky always have “the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, io fact. . Mm SHREVE & CO. Stationery. 4 tnvitations to Weddings and d all cther social occasions. Marriage announcements. Reception and visiting cards. 1 Correspondence cards emeBellished with Monograms, Sampics and estimates ‘sent 2. reque st. knocked him down‘and out. When he regained his senses be found he was His wallet had been empSidpockst. Molast placed back in penuiless, pocket. No clus to the robbers. of Foleom Prison ie enforcing an order there to keep the prisoners’ bair clipped short, The Warden has also made an important change in having an iron door placed in the entrance to = Captain Murphy’s office, where the Extract of lemon, .fullstrength, is made in this way : : of lemon, alcohol, ugh to cut it., Behilling’ s Best. That’ gc “a GR a a A ay ll > ie aie just . vuards. _/ The usual : Same, add water. spoonful makes ‘a teacupful. Prison Court is held every morning. ‘It was in this office that the thirteen convicte who made the succeesfal break last Summer, captured Warden if WATCHES that bear the Bi Stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” Wilkinson, Captain Murphy and nine s are important “discovery of opium was made recently by Warden Yell. The report,hed been commanteated to him by convicts that a big supply of the drug had come in tbrotgh the lines. Diligent search was made, and SHREVE & COMPANY, fH Manufacturers, Jewelers and Bsitversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS San Francisce at last two “plants” were found, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, Attention. The members of Neva Rebekah Lodge, Mistletoe Encampment and Oustomah Lodge will join in celebrating their 85th anniversary of: they order at Odd Fellows’ hall on this, Taesday evening, April 26ty. Each individual member is entitled to invite one guest. Program qill commence at 8 o’clock and will be given in the lodge room, to be followed by a dance in the banquet hall. Light refreshe ments will also be served. All visiting members ere cordially invited to attend. If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 quality drop io apd see Wm. Harry. tf CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the en Lith WATCHES eC. J. BRAND THERE 15 NO SUBSTITUTE FOR Ran Into a Ditch} A Taunton, N. J., April 25.—George Holeombe, a well known Trenton newspaper men, died today, and Oaptain E Y. Breeze, of the Second Regiment, New Jersey Nat'onal_ Guard,-is Sretta, Shasta Caaly, agen ‘— One of the largest mining deals made in thie county fore long time was eonsammated here Friday, when Barner & Riebe of Redding sold the Gambrinus still unconscious as the result of an group of claims near thie city to a automobile accident. Breeze lost conMontena company represented by A. J.Gilass. The price wag $40,000. The purchasing company has taken possession and will erect a twenty-stamp mill this season. Left $5,000,000. New Yor, April 25.—Patrick Farrelly, one of the founders of the Amer{can News Company, died Saturday night. He leaves a fortune estimated at $5,000,000. Farrelly was in his youth a newsboy on the Erie ratlroad. He was born in Ireland and came to this country when quite young. _ O82 California Ohampagnola—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. ae trol of the machine and ft ran into a ditch. Holesmbe and Breeze were thrown out on their heads and both sustained concussion of the brain. No Legal Holiday Sacramento, April 25th.—Many inquiries bave been received from San Francieco during the past few days as to whether or not Governor Pardee would declare April 28th, the date of the launching of the armored cruiser California, a legal holiday. Governor Pardee today announced that no legal holiday will be declared. 7-2Oe if you want a goed, cool drink o vbeer—the very best in town-—drop ip and see Wm. Barry. A Great Sensation. Enil Frese’s — There was a big sensation in Lees " ville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that A fh who was ex to die, had ila life Bossy ve by r. King’s Now Disa covery for Consumption e writes: “tT endured insufferable agonies from a ee ge Asthma, but your New Discovery gave relieves tortured me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a complete cure.” Simi lar cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is Ag aad pleasant, the results sure and permanent “Rameses Dan tien ‘on, Wounds Files, . ig the best salve in aeeiany 08,” Egyp pe (Tr ¥ . were stolen. The French Oommission-. 119 world. gare Only te tee costes soos te aarp putting pend in a condition “Whispered Thought.” Novellette py bagraed oe i’ a po Bold oy W. D. Vinton, Drug: and lung troubles. Price 500 and $1. fest tne ag constipation prvi ees (Charles Yi Jeunesse yO er Pt mes are yond computation. . g ae tal ic Hi Mat Vinton, Drug. § gists and grocers, 25c. “Southern Melodies. ” ( Mackie: : Beyer.) ———] A A a A A me a ae . DR. H. 0. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental2 Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING... PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. A LL ————_ Absolutely Pure i IT 13 A MATTER OF HEALTH Dal Monte Self-Rasing Buckwheat as Cents per package Del Monte Sel-Raising Flap Jack Flour Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass bg > Blouse and . UWatst Sets In Sterling Silver. New and The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODP CKER eb Just got bere. Ladies, ik at them. Silver Hat and Belt Pins CIGAR. All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop io and see them when passing by our store. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe . interest in and aroand Nevada ty. eee is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” 15 Cents per package besides a large stock of delicaciesgfor the;warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery J.J. JACKSON Proprietor arosts, Wall Paper, Linoleum New Carpet New Wall Paper Commercial Street JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Otsy at Prices that will Surprise you For instance take a look at the watoh thet Iam now making a specialty of. It ie dust proof and guaranteed for bard usege. Waltham movement ag Only $6.00. It is solid — and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Cxpert Wateh Repairing and all work guaranteed. Colgaie’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap. I(T FLOATS (PALMER r ORAS, Wholeeale and retailjdealers in BROAD 0 STREET Fine Liquors $ Cigars, . Burying Strcly Bigh Class. 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents We have just received a large’ quantity of these goods N. S. of Md New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the.latest atylee in carpete, wall HN . Ay IN Lona linoleum and a igi Call and get our prices, No trouble to show LEITER & DUNLAP CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. PROPRIETOR HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommdations, the service and the } ’ . cnisine at the National are not ANNES equalled by any hotel in pe Northern CaligTEL a? oe for niaIN \\ anne" Electric lights tion oaet® endo Hot and cold water N soto BRO Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage and bank . aan ™ tom poms oF ‘GooDp) LI¥ERs” Poreelsin oo \ = w a oT fhe. ert oe “PRR cussincwn’ ter cveet srl are ante ia to cae’ fal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All & fiea sod Trenel ont tr ede. 430% the leading brands of Oigars aleo kept, NEVADA CITT ‘THE OWL. DICKERMAN’S. PED GR ESE RAIS RS

dow amer goods. ‘ities in suit length, Ths at $1.50 a po 4 jada City FA Ans away Cr ———. ARMACY Se erty on a trip throughout nery ve just the hat yuu are oO pa’ oe ¥yYou will be sur. Milling dal be why of Wivads City, —— ——y uae for Steel . ——_— . Low. Down pril 25—The presence of oung ladies, Misa Tillie ise Clara Gittus, saved » elutche: of a highwayarning to their homer . 80clal, They were held r who carried a bulleeye 8 armed with a revolver 20 a blaff on him and ae Ces now selling his famous nts a loaf at the Popuy ‘it and you will altf “a [Hany People ind of good Coffee and we sell it, he very high 5 and 40 cts. also; . want something . long ways, and ed to give satismoney refunded, ‘Family Blend.’ le wonder how we ch good coffee ey. 3 Tea Blenders ylor’s Coffee House et, Nevada City. Guild rtainment LLOoWs’ HALL, Ga ning, April 2sth. ry and Musical ogram. seceseceee 96 OBNTS y PERSO, MENTION aca THE* TRANSCRIP I, TUESDAY. ..5 +++: ics 8 26, 1904 DAILY LOGALNOTES. ring \Of Happenings of pally, Rocotd of the Doings of Our man's drug dtore, won the rifle offered as a prize at the shooting gallery Saturday night. His score was 27. Around This Section. Interest in and] W. A. Moguire, druggist at DickerMrs, 1. Hosken has had, her resiover the windows in the second story of the county jail. This was done to ‘ prevent outsiders from passing things to the inmates. dence property frontage near the north ~ Prospect Hill Fire ‘Company, which Iton gratings were yesterday placed. Toumpo, 0., in . Warde, the actor, occupied the pulpit Ohair. of Trinity Episcopal Charch last night, He spoke on the relations of the stage andcbureh. He said in part: “You behalf of the litiraty Genet Dr ‘Molter ont Hi. Bellove of Minneapolis ye presented Mr. Barker with ‘a: pair of} ng f link caff buttons, with gold quarts) vacant, Rev. J.H. Wythe ‘was. elected impression of this section from adto fill it. ‘The iffhrarian, Mids Alice O,. vertising. matter cirouleted by the ing land in this county. you get, but it is your own fault if you get poor ones. The manager isin the business for the: moneg that ie in it. He presents just what the public demands Don’t blame use if you get plays of low moral tone. There is no one at fanit but the public. If the public demande uplifting se moral Nilon, submitted a carefully prepared . committee.. People. J. P. Dean is on the sick list. Mrs. Victor Gates continues ill at her home near the Suger Loaf.A. P, Redington is here from Santa Barbara. 4 Rev. 0. E, Jones, a colored minister, is here from Oakland. Rudolph Kline will leave tomorrow morning for San Francisco on a busiastrip. ‘Thomas Patterson is confined to his home, suffering from ulceration of the stomach. Mrs, O, H. Bennette has retarned to Rough and Ready, after a visit with friends here. : . A: B. McOormick, a mining. engineer of Oakland, went to Weshington on this morning’s stage. Mre. James ackley hae gone to Oas‘ella, Shasta county, to see her sister, Mre. Jordan, who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Williem Gittin have retarned from Reno, Nevada. Mrs. A. G, Turner, who has been visiting at Oakland; Los Angeles and other cities, returned yesterday to ber ber. end of Pine street steel bridge enclosed i by a neat and substantial wire fence: The capital stock of the OoalingaBanner Oil Oompany tas been increased from $150,000 to $200,000, with 490,000 shares at a par value of 50 cents each. John Werry, who has been to San Francisco as a delegate to the Grand Commandery, Knights Templer, returned yesterday. great preparations are being made for the grand triennial conclave which convenes fn San Francisco in SeptemOne of the pleasing features will be a State exhibit, made up of minerals, fruits, flowers, eto. He reports that The remains of Mrs. Mary Sharkey, who died at St. Joseph’s Hospital, San Francisco, Saturday, from. the effects of an abcess, arrived here yesterday afternoon and this afternoon the body wes interred in the Catholic cemetery, funeral services being held from St. Oanice church. Prior to her departure a few months ago for the Bay City Mrs, Sharkey made this city her home for upwards of ten years and was well known end highly esteemed by a large number of friends. To mourn her denow has a membership roll of twenty, decided .at an enthusiastic meeting last night to purchase new capa and belts, and the order will be. placed in time to have them here for the Fourth ‘of July turnout. Superintendent J. H. English reports the last month’s clean-ap at the National and Culberteon mises, near Graniteville, as being highly satisfactory and indicative of a bright fatare.’ Mr. English returned to the proper ties yesterday. Their final account. as executors of the estate of John Oarboni, deceased, of Truckee, was filed in the Superior Court yesterday by P. T. Buzzetti and G. Cuneo. They report cash received to the amount of $657 28, while $243 85 bas been expended, still leaving considerable of an indebteduess hanging over the property. The matter comes up for heariog on Monday, May 9th. At tbe Hotel Antlers yesterday Mrs. C. P. Loughridge entertained at lancheon Mrs. Ella Emmerson of Wisconand Mrs. John Poingdestre of Grasse Valley. Mre, Emmerson, who {fe a sister to Mr. Longbridge, will returo home Friday, while Mrs. Deakin will report for March. It wae as follows: 285; boys, 508; women, 99; 5 average daily e Lge other matters of minor. Importance . exhibit, ‘were cemneieer’ atter which the sin, Mrs. Henry Deacon of England . ° F Anas mining interests, ’ Hill yesterday. home at Hunt’s Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall arrived last evening from San Francisco. Mr. Hall will visit Shady creek, where he and two daughters. The sons are D. E. Sharkey, and Brother Van Tssian of St. Joseph’s College, Oakland, and the deughters are Mrs. D. 8. Keefe and Mies Alice Sharkey of San Francisco. A requiem mags for the reposé of Mrs. Sharkey’s soul was celebrated at 9 o'clock this morning. The bearers of thie pall were O. O Conlan, J. Ebaugb, A. Tam aad J. Peterson, : Mrs. Parsons, ‘who hae been visiting ber sister, Mre. W. T. Waldrov, at Lake City, was here last evening, en ‘route to her home at Grass Valley. Frank B. Hill has gone up to the Gold Oanyon mine-above Moores Flat, on a businese trip. W. P. Ketcham went up to Phelps i The ladies will be interested in the changed advertisement of Meher & Oo. Kern Fogarty and wife are over from in this evening’s Trancoript. French Oorral. H.E. Egan and W. E. Thomas came . the advertisement. down from Spanish Ridge yeeterday and left for Sacramento. Editorial Noles. John McCarty, of Washington, has returned from San -Franoisco. His. *-' health is greatly improved. . ~ Mrs. Gardiner, mother-in-law of M. A. Preston, and her daughter, Mrs. Ross, arrived here from\ San Francieco last evening. 8. Aimes,@ business man of Sweetland, returned to his bome yesterday, after a bhort visit in this city. Mrs. Andy Hampel returned here from Reno yesterday. W.T. Hawden is here from Sau Francisco. F. Chapelos of San Francisco is here spending a few days. ¥. BH. Fox of Oakland arrived here last evening and left this morning for Downieville. O. F. Taylor of San Francisco came in.of last evening’s train. D.B Getchell and wife, who bave been visiting: at San Franciseo, retarned home last evening. “Bart L. Wertheimer, the well-known . .eigar man of San Francigod, is in town. L. Hyman left this morning for San Francisco to select his summer stock of wearing apparel. ’<James T, Dillon left this morning fora visit to San Francisco. D. H. Birdsall retarned thia morning to San Francisco. J. J. Flennagan and F, E. Barstow are here from San Francisco. The Panama Canal Commissioners will not-sail for the Isthmus yet awhile. The title has not been obtained yet, and besides the climate is too deadly for a long spell of good health. .Oleveland is said to be the greatest living, Bryan the greatest dead, and Hill the greateat resurrected Democrat. Is that you, San Domingo, wailing and making that racket at the gate? Go ’way child! You will have to wait. With tbe Philippines, Porto Rico, Oubs, Guam, Panama and Aawaii, Unele Sam’s kindergarten is crowde ¢ The three Kentucky juries which convicted Oaleb Powers as an accessory to the murder of Goebel and sentenced him to death were wholly composed of Democrats except the last one on which there was one Republican whose wife was informed that he would be assassinated at once if he did not agree to a verdict of guilty. Mexico, Tarkey and Abysinnia are pointing the finger of scorn at us. George Fred Williams says he bee lieves the Democrats will carry Massachusetts. George’s believery is always fall of queer things. Andrew Oarnegie has never made a gift more splendid than the $5,000,000 as a perpetual endowment of an honor roll of the heroes of peace. These eroes, like Gunner Munson who shot the magazine door of the Missouri battleship “jast in time,” are very likely to be forgotten. Nothing bas been heard from the Mormon president, Apostle Joseph, eince he denounced polygamous marriages 80 roundly. Probably instead of going home he took to the woods. The good roads bill to be favorably reported to the U. 8. Senate next December, makes en aspproprietion of $8,000,000 annuelly to be divided between the States according to popalation, but no State shall have less than $100,000. Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve fe the best. It — away and cures Burns, Sorer, Braises, Outs, Boils‘ Uloers, Skin Eraptions and Piles. It’s only 280, and guaranteed to give satisfaction by w.D. yantes, Drege? Robbed of $2885. §rocxTon, April a5th—Jobn Dost of Columbus, Ohio, was knocked down atid robbed of $2885 between midnight _and 1 o’olock this morning.Dost had twenty-eight $100 greenbacks in a walJet instde of bis vest and $85 in gold in ‘his trousers poekete. He was driokdng last night in various saloons. in one he changed a $100 bill, Shortly after midnight he started for his room. While: on his way there two men came up bebind bim, and one hit him a terrifle blow on the side of the head and mige are left four children, two sons . take her departure. for the old country on Sunday vext. A. K. Snell, Grissel and G. A. Legg a committee to coneult an engineer and ascertain exactly the capacity of the water system as regards the test of Sunday. As predicted as most likely in last evenScadden atid H. OC. Brand a committee to endeavor to obtain a reduction It speake . in insurance rates. of summer suits at $1.50 each, Read . a= Uniticationof Prelestani Churches: aan because she was in eaense for her Prison Reforms. Sacramento, April 25—Warden Yell The board of fire delega'es in spec'al ession last evening appointed Obief Assis‘ant Obief F, M. pg’s TRANSORIPT, they appointed P. G. “In view of what is happeting in the religious world, therecan be no doubt that a movement toward ‘he unification of the Protestant churches bas begun. Plans are now being consumHaving a Crushing. ton and Si Hawke, who recently extracted ten tone of rock from the Wyoming ground, commenced crushing yesterday at the Nevada County mill. The ore is of bigh grade and what litAverage lesue of booke oer cB of B.S, Rector, Kiam Biggs and IL. TEs, board

sunday Concert. Next. Sunday. afternoon the Nevada}” City: Boys’ Band’ will reader the: tollowing concert in the business section, commencing at 2:80 o’vlock : March — “Steel King.” Bt, Olair.) Natasa the Rye.” (Von Tiger.) » Walts — “Amartsa.” isons A Frost.) Overtare — sew York.” (George Southwell.) Samael Louls in charge of Nevada county's an indemnity bond for the committee’s endorsement.’ ~ Secretaries Lord end Brayton were lostructed to receipt for all exhibits that may be offered from now on and to me @ correct record of the eame, Destroyed T hem. . Medley Overture + as Thor er. ne _ ma we — the French. Pavilion at the World’s Fair and destroyed two of the most pesutifal of étatues fo the sculpture exhibit. Bix rose trees frem the French gardens Butler, w who is now at 8t, presented sn application for the Parisian marble slab it will see them. Robber Shot Him Seartis, Wasb., April 25th.—Peter Wilson, owner. of the Ospital saloon at Stanwood, was shot down by a lone bighwayman Saturday night. The) bandit entered the saloon carrying a revolver. He ordered the saloon keeper and several patrons to hold up their hands, but they paid no atrention to him. After the second command he fired, wounding the saloon keeper in the breaet. affered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, bat writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Sy wholly cured it in five deys. April 25.—Frederick complain of the quality of the plays It Saved His Leg. P. A, Danforth of La Graige, G. For Uloers, March—'‘Polly Prim.” (8, R. Henry.) om Gustav Schmidt, William Worthingtle they have will probably bring good returns. Was Despondent San Franowoo, April 25.—Despondrent and fearfal that she was about to become insane, Mre. Franklin Lawton, tarned on the gas {n ber apartments on Hyde street and ended her life. Her lifeless body, fully dressed, was found today. ' mated that look to the amalgamation of the Congregationaliste, the Methodist Protestants, and the United Brethren, which would meen the union of about 1,100,000 Obristians, In Oanade, the Methodists, Oongregationalists, Baptists and Presbyterians have come together and arranged that if one depomination has: a church in the new northwestern territory, into which settlers are ruoning, the other three denominations will ask their members to unite with that one church. This means that in a generation there will be but one church in Canada. Already in Australia and New Zealand the churches are federated. In England, during the last few years, all the Protestant bodies, save the Episcopsljane, bave united in one great nonconformist union. The moderator of the Congregational church, Dr. Brad ford, believes that our Presbyterian, Congregational and Baptist charches can unite go as to strengthen all, without losing any characteristic or 1 ea or institution fundamental to only one.”—Newel Dwight Hillis in Everybody’s Magazine. —-+ Drawmers for “Old Gilt Edge” whisky always have “the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, io fact. . Mm SHREVE & CO. Stationery. 4 tnvitations to Weddings and d all cther social occasions. Marriage announcements. Reception and visiting cards. 1 Correspondence cards emeBellished with Monograms, Sampics and estimates ‘sent 2. reque st. knocked him down‘and out. When he regained his senses be found he was His wallet had been empSidpockst. Molast placed back in penuiless, pocket. No clus to the robbers. of Foleom Prison ie enforcing an order there to keep the prisoners’ bair clipped short, The Warden has also made an important change in having an iron door placed in the entrance to = Captain Murphy’s office, where the Extract of lemon, .fullstrength, is made in this way : : of lemon, alcohol, ugh to cut it., Behilling’ s Best. That’ gc “a GR a a A ay ll > ie aie just . vuards. _/ The usual : Same, add water. spoonful makes ‘a teacupful. Prison Court is held every morning. ‘It was in this office that the thirteen convicte who made the succeesfal break last Summer, captured Warden if WATCHES that bear the Bi Stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” Wilkinson, Captain Murphy and nine s are important “discovery of opium was made recently by Warden Yell. The report,hed been commanteated to him by convicts that a big supply of the drug had come in tbrotgh the lines. Diligent search was made, and SHREVE & COMPANY, fH Manufacturers, Jewelers and Bsitversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS San Francisce at last two “plants” were found, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, Attention. The members of Neva Rebekah Lodge, Mistletoe Encampment and Oustomah Lodge will join in celebrating their 85th anniversary of: they order at Odd Fellows’ hall on this, Taesday evening, April 26ty. Each individual member is entitled to invite one guest. Program qill commence at 8 o’clock and will be given in the lodge room, to be followed by a dance in the banquet hall. Light refreshe ments will also be served. All visiting members ere cordially invited to attend. If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 quality drop io apd see Wm. Harry. tf CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the en Lith WATCHES eC. J. BRAND THERE 15 NO SUBSTITUTE FOR Ran Into a Ditch} A Taunton, N. J., April 25.—George Holeombe, a well known Trenton newspaper men, died today, and Oaptain E Y. Breeze, of the Second Regiment, New Jersey Nat'onal_ Guard,-is Sretta, Shasta Caaly, agen ‘— One of the largest mining deals made in thie county fore long time was eonsammated here Friday, when Barner & Riebe of Redding sold the Gambrinus still unconscious as the result of an group of claims near thie city to a automobile accident. Breeze lost conMontena company represented by A. J.Gilass. The price wag $40,000. The purchasing company has taken possession and will erect a twenty-stamp mill this season. Left $5,000,000. New Yor, April 25.—Patrick Farrelly, one of the founders of the Amer{can News Company, died Saturday night. He leaves a fortune estimated at $5,000,000. Farrelly was in his youth a newsboy on the Erie ratlroad. He was born in Ireland and came to this country when quite young. _ O82 California Ohampagnola—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. ae trol of the machine and ft ran into a ditch. Holesmbe and Breeze were thrown out on their heads and both sustained concussion of the brain. No Legal Holiday Sacramento, April 25th.—Many inquiries bave been received from San Francieco during the past few days as to whether or not Governor Pardee would declare April 28th, the date of the launching of the armored cruiser California, a legal holiday. Governor Pardee today announced that no legal holiday will be declared. 7-2Oe if you want a goed, cool drink o vbeer—the very best in town-—drop ip and see Wm. Barry. A Great Sensation. Enil Frese’s — There was a big sensation in Lees " ville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that A fh who was ex to die, had ila life Bossy ve by r. King’s Now Disa covery for Consumption e writes: “tT endured insufferable agonies from a ee ge Asthma, but your New Discovery gave relieves tortured me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a complete cure.” Simi lar cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is Ag aad pleasant, the results sure and permanent “Rameses Dan tien ‘on, Wounds Files, . ig the best salve in aeeiany 08,” Egyp pe (Tr ¥ . were stolen. The French Oommission-. 119 world. gare Only te tee costes soos te aarp putting pend in a condition “Whispered Thought.” Novellette py bagraed oe i’ a po Bold oy W. D. Vinton, Drug: and lung troubles. Price 500 and $1. fest tne ag constipation prvi ees (Charles Yi Jeunesse yO er Pt mes are yond computation. . g ae tal ic Hi Mat Vinton, Drug. § gists and grocers, 25c. “Southern Melodies. ” ( Mackie: : Beyer.) ———] A A a A A me a ae . DR. H. 0. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental2 Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING..... PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. A LL ————_ Absolutely Pure i IT 13 A MATTER OF HEALTH Dal Monte Self-Rasing Buckwheat as Cents per package Del Monte Sel-Raising Flap Jack Flour Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass bg > Blouse and . UWatst Sets In Sterling Silver. New and The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODP CKER eb Just got bere. Ladies, ik at them. Silver Hat and Belt Pins CIGAR.. All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop io and see them when passing by our store. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe . interest in and aroand Nevada ty. eee is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” 15 Cents per package besides a large stock of delicaciesgfor the;warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery J.J. JACKSON Proprietor arosts, Wall Paper, Linoleum New Carpet New Wall Paper Commercial Street JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Otsy at Prices that will Surprise you For instance take a look at the watoh thet Iam now making a specialty of. It ie dust proof and guaranteed for bard usege. Waltham movement ag Only $6.00.. It is solid — and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Cxpert Wateh Repairing and all work guaranteed. Colgaie’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap.. I(T FLOATS (PALMER r ORAS, Wholeeale and retailjdealers in BROAD 0 STREET Fine Liquors $ Cigars, . Burying Strcly Bigh Class. 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents We have just received a large’ quantity of these goods N. S. of Md New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the.latest atylee in carpete, wall HN . Ay IN Lona linoleum and a igi Call and get our prices, No trouble to show LEITER & DUNLAP CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. PROPRIETOR HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommdations, the service and the } ’ . cnisine at the National are not ANNES equalled by any hotel in pe Northern CaligTEL a? oe for niaIN \\ anne" Electric lights tion oaet® endo Hot and cold water N soto BRO Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage and bank . aan ™ tom poms oF ‘GooDp) LI¥ERs” Poreelsin oo \ = w a oT fhe. ert oe “PRR cussincwn’ ter cveet srl are ante ia to cae’ fal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All & fiea sod Trenel ont tr ede. 430% the leading brands of Oigars aleo kept, NEVADA CITT ‘THE OWL. DICKERMAN’S. PED GR ESE RAIS RS