April 28, 1904 (4 pages)

cena ites caiine Nevapa City Darty TRANSCRIPT 7 NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. . FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. == 1.8. fat joe SUBSORIPTION @y rian, : . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered toany vartvfithe city, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2c Per Week gid taeeisainea ae etal ies APRIL 28, 1904 MP. CLINCH’S ELECTION NOW SEEMS TO BE ASSUBED HE unanimity with which the various counties of this T Congressional district are falling in line in their indorsement of Chas. E. Clinch of Nevada county as their candidate for delegate to the National Convention shows conclusively that he is the preferred candidate for this honor and gives his many friends in his home county the increased and pleasing assurance that his election is almost certain when the State Convention assembles. Several of the principal mining counties of this district have already ‘instructed their delegates to vote for Mr. Clinch and to work for his election as national delegate, and the strong endorsement just given him by the Republicans of Sierra county plainly shows ‘“‘which way the wind is blowing. Ata meeting held by the Republican county central committee of that county, held yesterday at Downieville, Judge Stanley A. Smith, Col. M. W. Mather, W. I. Redding and A. S. Nicholls were selected as delegates to the State Convention, which will convene at Sacramento on May 18th. The committee unanimously passed a resolution endorsing the candidacy of Mr. Clinch as a delegate to the National Convention, which meets in June, from this Congressional district, and instructed the delegates to cast their votes for him. This endorsement of Mr. Clinch was wholly expected by his Republican friends here, as his candidacy from the first mention of his name for the honor has been received with favor by the Republicans of Sierra, as well as by the party leaders of nearly all other counties of the district. Mariposa and Calaveras county delegates are not instructed for any particular man but yet a resolution was passed by the county central committees instructing the delegates to support a candidate from one of the mining counties, which virtually means that Clinch will be their choice. All the delegates named are said to be ardent supporters of Mr. Clinch. The Placer county Republicans will meet next Saturday, and as everybody down there is in favor of Mr, Clinch’s election, it is said the delegates will be instructed to unite with the other counties which have already declared for him in working for his election. With Nevada, Sierra, Plumas, Placer Calaveras, Mariposa and other counties backing Mr. Clinch it is quite probable that the State Convention will elect him by acclamation, and local Republicans are congratulating themselves over the prospect of having one of their number represent them at the National Convention. Mr. Clinch is one of Nevada’s county’s most honored and progressive citizens, and is a prominent and indefatigable worker in the ranks of the Republican party, and in this capacity he has rendered valuable services. He is exceptionally well qualified to fill the duties required of him and can be relied on to follow out the wishes of the Republican party of this State in the selection and nomination of candidates to head the National Republican ticket for the coming campaign. A better qualified or abler man for National delegate could not be selected from this congressional district, and the numerous counties who have indorsed Mr. Clinch’s candidacy have done wisely and acted for the best interest of the Republican party. TRURSOAY oiisesesccdessnclnvinkos bread at five cente a loaf at the Popuer Bakery. Try it and you will al. See Sights. Los ANGEL§S, April 26,—The Sheriffs and Supervisors who are assembled here in annual convention, are today on atour of the San Gabriel valley, the guests of the Los Angeles Automobile Clab. They will spend the day in an inspection of the oil roads of the valley, arriving at Pomona at noon, where the party will take luncheon and listen to a discussion of the legal regulation of automobiles, under dijrection of the Automobile Club of Southern Oalifornia. They will retaro to the city daring the afternoon, and tonight will hear addresses on various topics relating to their departments at the Chamber of Commerce. Other excureions are planoed for the remainder of the week, including Saturday with a trip to Catalina island. —+-@e _Pleaded Guilty. Avnven, April 27.—Frank Cannon pleaded guilty before Judge P: ewett yesterday to the offense of trying to. bore holes in W. P. Buzzeil with a 22calibre rifle. “Judge Prewett sentenced him to two years’ imprisonment in the . “ endured insoff. Folsom Peniteutiary. taken to the prison today. Loveland is now selling his famous waye buy it covery for Consumption, He write : pti : bal Cannon was Asthma, but your New me immediate relief and soon It’s the peerlese remedy for all throat and lung troubles. In the Long Ago. New York. April 27—One of the oldest life insurance policies in the world, with a remarkable history of heroism attached to its withered leaves, has been received by the Matual Life Insurance Company of this city. It was for $1,000 on the life of the Rev. Jobn L. Gay, who died at Bt. Luke’s Hospital in St. Louis recently in his 95th year. He was the oldest Episcopal clergyman in the world, ———_~+-e+Millions of Rats. STERLING, Ill, April 27.—Millions of rats have suddenly made their appearance in Mercer, Rock Islani and a portion of Whiteside county and are doing great damage to stock and grain. Where the invaders came from is a mystery to the farmers. A Great Sensation. There was a big sensation in Lees ville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that place, who was to die, . King’s New Dis5 his life saved by from Discovery gave after effected a complete cure.” Simi-. ful rann sore on his bat writes lar cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, . that "a Aro ve wholly Bronchitis and Grip are pumerous, cured it in five days; Price 50c Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drng. 26 cts. if : gist. Trial tottles free. gist. Walling ‘and Maller Property To Be Started Up. Messrs. Walling and Muller. bonded their mine, in the Indian Flat district, to A. P. Redington & Co., of San Francisco, last night. The property, which is near the Newtown road and about & mile and half from this city, has turned out good ore in the paet, and mining men have every confidence in its future. The old Nevada City mine joins it on the north and the ledges from that property ran directly into the Walling-Muller ground. On the south the Spanish mine lines are encountered, and the general indications are that as greater depth is reached still richer rock will be uncovered. The Redington Company will sink a new shaft, and open ap the bonded mine fn good shape. They will begin this work without delay, and everything possible is to be done to put the property on @ good paying basis in short order. To Work Truckee. County Assessor Henry O. Schroeder, accompanied by his faithful depaties, E. C. Morgan and E. W. Schmidt, left this noon for Truckee, where they will interview citizens relative to their property assesements. They calculate it will consume a week or more in assessing property in the eastern end of the county. 7 SI. Louis Exeursion J. A. Filoher, Oalifornia commissioner to the St, Louis Exposition, and 8. 8. Booth, passenger agent of the Union Pacific Railroad, are in town. They are here interviewing our merchants and citizens in Tegard to the California State Board of Trade excursion to the World’s Fair at St, Louie, which will leave this State on May 18th by way of the Union Pacifico and Burlington routes. Those interviewed seemed to favor the excursion proposition very much. It is thought this special demonstration of sight-seers will be the means of advertising the golden State to a beneficial degree, New Higmnal forM. E. Churehes, The House of Bishops of ‘the Methodist Episcopal Ohurcbh, which is now In session at San Francisco, has before it as one of the most important considerations the adoption of a new hymnal for general use in all the M. E, churckes throughout the United States. A report of the com mission on the union hymn book has been aubmitted to the bishops and a dummy of the book presented for consideration. The new hymnal is in preparation for the joint use of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South and its adoption means the first movement to anite theese two great charches in the order of worship. The hymnal, as prepared is entirely new and some of the most eminent posts and comrposers of the charch have contributed to its pages, while the best available literary talent has been called in to pass upon the work. The new hymnal has been considered, Item by item, by the House of Bishops, and with recommendations to its acceptance will come before tho General Conference. Stock, Bonds, fie. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat... Eaterbisiatite 1 4716 99 DOEIOY 5 oe seices aakes ~1 18% WATER AND GAs, Spring Valley..... $88 50 San Francisco Gas and Elec. 62 00 MINING STOOKS, Ophir’. 33.000. 5 62Sierra Nevada. 658 i Utah Mexican;.. 2 15)/Utah... 13 Gould & Cur. 27. /Ballion.. 11 Best & Bel.1 90 Exchequer. 82 Con. Oal & Va.1 70\\Beg Belcher. 16 Savage.. 37). Overman .. . 86 Obollar .. 21)/Sustice.. 18 Potosi ii62<2.: 19). Union .. 79 Hale & Nor. 75)/Alta ... -. 69 Orown Point. 21)Jalia .._09 Yellow Jacket. 22 Caledonia.. 56 Imperial.. 08)/Silver Hill. 659 Kentack.. 04)/Challenge.. 21 Alpha ss 25%07. . Occidental. . 84 Belcher.. 28/. Andes.. uffered for six months with a frightConfidence .1 05 : it Saved His Leg. BONDED THEIR. MINE 3 City Board of Education Ben F. Hall to Begin Operations There Right Away. ments to start up the Gold Tannel mine, and this morning a small force of men began to clean out the drain tunnel, Iaa short time Mr. Hall intends to have the property in good working order. “He will open it up in a way that the true merit of the mine will be thoroughly tested, and if there is any possible chance of patting it on a paying basis he is the man to do it. Lohman-Malihiesen. A marriage license has been issued by the County Clerk of Alameda county to William J. Lohman and Miss Adelaide A, Matthiesen, two well known and popular young people of thie county. Mr. Lohman was until within a few months ago a resident of You Bet, Nevada county, but now holdea a responsible position at Fresno, which place will be the future home of the bappy couple when they retarn from an extended bridal tour, The brides is a winscme and lovely young woman of very high intellectual at{tainments and is universally eateemed by the people of You Bet, where she grew to womanhood, being a daughter of P. Matthiesen, a well known agriculturalist of Little York townsbip. Both of the contraeting parties are well known by many people here who wish them much happiness and prosperity thronghout their wedded life. Program Tonight. The social to be given by the ladies of Trinity Guild at Odd Fellows hall this evening will bea very enjoyable affair, and the attendance promises to be large. The following program will be rendered: Instrumental solo, Miss Brand. Vocal solo, Mr. L. Kirkham, Violin solo, Miss Maude Eastin. Character song, Mieses Alice Mills and Rath Moore, Recitation, Dr. N. E. Obapman. Aeolian Four, Misses Ruth Richards, and Norman Shaw. Vocal solo, Dr. O. Swayze. “Why the Ladies Literary Club Did Not Hold a Meeting,” Mesdameg CO, P. Loughridge, W. W. Kirkham, E. A. Moore, A. H. Tickell, M. Bernheim and Misses Kimball, Webber and Goyne. = The general admission will be 25 cents; children ander 15 yeare 10 cts. The Horses’ Friend W. ©. Stokes, the energetic Broadstreet horseshoer, has caused to be installed in front of his place of business & watering trough, where the weary may rest while their jaded steeds quench their parched throats, prior to being fitted inside. Mr. Stokes is not ® pessimist and firmly believes that Old Sol will yet assert .his benignant Tays upon @ bappy people. He Is a Candidaic. The annoucement of John Werry as a candidate for membership of the City Board of Education appears in this evening’s Transonier. On Saturday next the election will take place. and three members are to be elected, and at the request of many citizens Mr. Werry bas consented to run. Eyerybody knows him, and also know that he is thoroughly competent for the position. / In New Offiee. Judge J. M, Walling today moved from the Tilley building to bis new querters on Oommercial street. He can be found inthe Searls building, near the corner, For [ember of the At the request of many citizens of Nevada City P. A. Danforth of La Graige, G. Heap. bast gle ta [ag cos aayco some © candidat W. D. Vinton, Drug-. Sstarday ae a Member of the Oity John Werry COD TOE TE ial Dspat Ben F. Hall, of the Pioneer Reduce tion Works, has completed arrangeNina Woon and Messrs. John Harry . ASO LPAISCHID STORE NE ana RE Ro SINKS JADANESE TRANSPORT Also er with all on board was sunk Nearly All on Board Go Down Withlt--Steamer Sunk. St. Pererssure, April 28th—The Vladivostock squadron has sunk the Japanese military transport Kinshiu Maru of four thousand tons capacity, with all on board except seventeen officers, twenty soldiers and sixty-five of the crew who surrendered to the Russians, Another Japanese steamat Genean. aaa $150 — For a Summer Suit See Window See Window WAEAAAA ERS : t A great chance, just to start the Summer goods, A fine assortment of Lawns and Dimities in suit lengths, Just a few. All colors and all new patterns at $1.50 a suit, Send for samples. Maher & Co., Nevada City ANT-lL rive Flats away CONGRESS ADJOURNED two o’clock this afternoon. ——— WASHINGTON, April 28th—The Senate agreed to the House resolution calling for an adjournment of Congress at —FOR SALE AT—. _W. D. VINTON’S PHARMACY lbith Stylish Feats. 8656666650600 000000000000000000000000 =” In a few days I will start one of my Milliners on a trip throughout Nevada and Sierra counties with a full line of Ghe Latest in Up-to-date Millinery WAIT FOR HER. She will have just the hat yuu are looking for and at the prica you intended to pay. You will be surprised at the Beautiful Hats at such low prices, . SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED MRS. L. LUBEC K 9 rene ora hacdog Nevada City, —==Ny Ask your fornia was successfully launch at 10.40 o’clock this morning. SAN Francisco, April 28—The Armored Cruiser Calied at the Union Iron Works Midvale Drill Steel Dealer for Teachers’ Payday. Tomorrow the teachers of the pablic schools of this city will receive their reguler monthly wages and as a consequence will be at peace with all the world. Quite a lump of wealth will thus find ite way into the annals of trade. Insurance Paid. Brown & Morgan, résident egents for the Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Oompany, today paid to Jobn H. Eddy the sum of $800, due for the loss of his house by fire a few weeks ago, Adding Machine. e At the Citizens Bank today was installed a fine adding machine, known as the Universal. These devices are considered O. K., in that they tend to lessen and reduce to a minimum the perplexities of long strings of mathematical problems. They are speedy and accurate in their computations and are coming into universal use. Personal Noles, J. Schwarzechild is here from San Francisco. John Kampfer is down from Washington, R. A. Thomas is over from Birchville. F, W. Bank, of North San-Juea, will arrive here from the Bay this evening. Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs. James Oarmns, Transcript Building, Commercial Sti eet, tf. Lawyers Gather. ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 27.— Leading lawyers and jurists of Maryland are gathered in Annapolis for the ninth The Highest Priced but the Best 2ualitp, uf SOLD EVERYWHERE. @ snnual meeting of the Maryland State Bar Association. The meeting will be formally opened this evening with the annual address of the president, Geo. Whitelock of Baltimore. Held For Trial. San Raragt, April 27—Manuel MorBeware of Ointments For Catarrh. ‘is: 'be boy whois charged with atThat Contains Viercury, tempting to wreck a North Shore pasZz Senger train, was today held by Justice Megee to answer before the Superior As mercury will surely destroy the ‘ : sense of emell and completely derange Ooart. The boy is believed to be the whole system when entering it. feeble-minded. He ig blind and telle the mucous surfaces. Such articles . how, when a charge at Sr. Vincent's Goition wane Pe a “tr iene, . OrPhan Asylum, he looked at thd re p cians, ; as the damage they will do is ton fold . bright sun 80 long that he lost his to the good you can ssibly derive . Sight. = from them. MHall’s Oatarrh Cure, ata manufactured by F. J, Cheney & Oo., Toledo, O, coatains no mercury, and 8? Years is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and muceus surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Oatarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It ie a, Peake ig and made in To. ledo, o, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Teetimonials free. Soldby Druggists, bottle. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Today. Boston, Mass., April 27.—There were many congratulations today for Archbishop John J. Williams on the ocoaPrice 75c per. Sion of his eighty-second birthday. The venerable prelate remains. in possession of all hie faculties and takes as keen an interest as éver he did in publie affairs and in the church. on Bank. Inp1aNnapPouis, April 27—One million dollars was shipped yesterday from Cincinnati and Louisville to the Indiana Trust Company here, one of the oldest and largest institations in the State. Arun was started through a telephone girl overhearing g business conversation involving the bank. She misconstrued what she heard and enlarged upon it until a ramor appeared in the nature of the bank’s inability to Run cash reserve of $2,000,000. Labor Meetin g. The Kind You Have Always Bought @ignacure of Gilt-edge security ugainst storm and stress of weather in Gild Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos. 29-81 Battery street, near Market, 8S. F. Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Jas. Oairns, the well known barness and saddlery dealer, has now in stock @ fine line of gents’ and boys’ belts and hat bands, for the summer trade. Price from 85 cents up. tf Saieceeeeees $6 In Cash ——— Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store. Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers -— Broad Street iE — —_—_—_== A adies of Wevada City and Srass Valley. in this city. Pattern, Cailored and some and up-to-date styles, ] Board of Edacstion. : are most cordially invited to insp t the finest and best li Vou of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on gine IT have an elegant and handsome stock of Ready-to-Wear Rats I have selected them with special carejand they include some very bandMISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad, Street, opposite Brand and Hartang’s Pointed Paragraphs Agirl with a dimple will laugh at any fool thing a man says. _ Men who rush the growler are seldom ina hurry themselves. Any man who buys a blind horse should also consult an oculist, A widow says that a bueband on earth is worth twoin the other places. AT THE National Hotel Bar Saturday Night April 30, 1904. Something Fine Io commemoration of the opening of the World’s Fair at St. Louis. ne O@ An Opportunity for good cheer Dot to be missed. ome and bring your friends, Gapspen, Ala, April 27.—The Alebama State Federation of Labor began its annual meeting in this city today with President D. U. Williams’ in the chair. The attendance numbers nearly 150 delegates, who come from nearly all quartere of the State. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop Ip and see ‘Vm. Barry. M Great Many Deal for 25 cts., and we sell it. ‘We have the very high grades for 35 and 4o cts. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25¢ ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. Ooffee Roasters Tea Blenders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. oe oi > Po ET) HP es eceeeeie Sines cui a0 cash a warrant. T-e@ concern has a THE URSD:/ MAHER & Co;s @iiii Daily ma W. A. He and Ready . city todey. G, A. Lal tral House. C. Hono} here from . left this mx¢ Frank T have take / mountains. E. E. Sal . ington yest for San Fra Frank He Dutch Flat . Mr, and 1 . their two gr » day for Pac GO. Toube O.W. Wr . W. White _ from Orego Johg Fip; Ready. J. M. Mel > San Franci: . E.H. Har . last éVening * Chas. Sh » Washingtor morning fot 0. J. May R. G. Br Wisiting this © K. Northe town. . B.A, Mus fing from ~ » Washington — Henry Mc F ington. Mf. and &W fiteville left Franeisco. Attorney: ; morning fr ' Francisco. Superinte: »-Home mine . from a trip > ©. Nonn mines will from San Fi Martino Me . geronsly ill. . W. P. Ke . Phelps Hill Mr. and } ' {ington arri Ban Francie Mre. Joh for San Fra her eyes tre County A has returne San Franoi John Ede Obampion : jog from a R. G. Bri the Brunsw }, last night. this mornin F, M. Wo {ing from G Sweetland . father’s fan Mrs. Ferg ing ber pa of Granitev en route t /. Was. accom William Be D. A. Ds Thomas §a days for Ha Court of . ‘as delegates H. Kirch maon Jr, Ohampion from the Be Wo. Brit etreet, mal Drinks, anc are mixed f » Here W. Schr Mass,, on . ‘Englebrigh ie.a. wholese din the East dting South weeks past. What think? but flay measure quantity Schill exceptio richest . @ differenc worth t . twenty Fe Your _

cena ites caiine Nevapa City Darty TRANSCRIPT 7 NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. . FRED EH. BROWN, Manager. == 1.8. fat joe SUBSORIPTION @y rian, : . $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered toany vartvfithe city, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 12 1-2c Per Week gid taeeisainea ae etal ies APRIL 28, 1904 MP. CLINCH’S ELECTION NOW SEEMS TO BE ASSUBED HE unanimity with which the various counties of this T Congressional district are falling in line in their indorsement of Chas. E. Clinch of Nevada county as their candidate for delegate to the National Convention shows conclusively that he is the preferred candidate for this honor and gives his many friends in his home county the increased and pleasing assurance that his election is almost certain when the State Convention assembles. Several of the principal mining counties of this district have already ‘instructed their delegates to vote for Mr. Clinch and to work for his election as national delegate, and the strong endorsement just given him by the Republicans of Sierra county plainly shows ‘“‘which way the wind is blowing. Ata meeting held by the Republican county central committee of that county, held yesterday at Downieville, Judge Stanley A. Smith, Col. M. W. Mather, W. I. Redding and A. S. Nicholls were selected as delegates to the State Convention, which will convene at Sacramento on May 18th. The committee unanimously passed a resolution endorsing the candidacy of Mr. Clinch as a delegate to the National Convention, which meets in June, from this Congressional district, and instructed the delegates to cast their votes for him. This endorsement of Mr. Clinch was wholly expected by his Republican friends here, as his candidacy from the first mention of his name for the honor has been received with favor by the Republicans of Sierra, as well as by the party leaders of nearly all other counties of the district. Mariposa and Calaveras county delegates are not instructed for any particular man but yet a resolution was passed by the county central committees instructing the delegates to support a candidate from one of the mining counties, which virtually means that Clinch will be their choice. All the delegates named are said to be ardent supporters of Mr. Clinch. The Placer county Republicans will meet next Saturday, and as everybody down there is in favor of Mr, Clinch’s election, it is said the delegates will be instructed to unite with the other counties which have already declared for him in working for his election. With Nevada, Sierra, Plumas, Placer Calaveras, Mariposa and other counties backing Mr. Clinch it is quite probable that the State Convention will elect him by acclamation, and local Republicans are congratulating themselves over the prospect of having one of their number represent them at the National Convention. Mr. Clinch is one of Nevada’s county’s most honored and progressive citizens, and is a prominent and indefatigable worker in the ranks of the Republican party, and in this capacity he has rendered valuable services. He is exceptionally well qualified to fill the duties required of him and can be relied on to follow out the wishes of the Republican party of this State in the selection and nomination of candidates to head the National Republican ticket for the coming campaign. A better qualified or abler man for National delegate could not be selected from this congressional district, and the numerous counties who have indorsed Mr. Clinch’s candidacy have done wisely and acted for the best interest of the Republican party. TRURSOAY oiisesesccdessnclnvinkos bread at five cente a loaf at the Popuer Bakery. Try it and you will al. See Sights. Los ANGEL§S, April 26,—The Sheriffs and Supervisors who are assembled here in annual convention, are today on atour of the San Gabriel valley, the guests of the Los Angeles Automobile Clab. They will spend the day in an inspection of the oil roads of the valley, arriving at Pomona at noon, where the party will take luncheon and listen to a discussion of the legal regulation of automobiles, under dijrection of the Automobile Club of Southern Oalifornia. They will retaro to the city daring the afternoon, and tonight will hear addresses on various topics relating to their departments at the Chamber of Commerce. Other excureions are planoed for the remainder of the week, including Saturday with a trip to Catalina island. —+-@e _Pleaded Guilty. Avnven, April 27.—Frank Cannon pleaded guilty before Judge P: ewett yesterday to the offense of trying to. bore holes in W. P. Buzzeil with a 22calibre rifle. “Judge Prewett sentenced him to two years’ imprisonment in the . “ endured insoff. Folsom Peniteutiary. taken to the prison today. Loveland is now selling his famous waye buy it covery for Consumption, He write : pti : bal Cannon was Asthma, but your New me immediate relief and soon It’s the peerlese remedy for all throat and lung troubles. In the Long Ago. New York. April 27—One of the oldest life insurance policies in the world, with a remarkable history of heroism attached to its withered leaves, has been received by the Matual Life Insurance Company of this city. It was for $1,000 on the life of the Rev. Jobn L. Gay, who died at Bt. Luke’s Hospital in St. Louis recently in his 95th year. He was the oldest Episcopal clergyman in the world, ———_~+-e+Millions of Rats. STERLING, Ill, April 27.—Millions of rats have suddenly made their appearance in Mercer, Rock Islani and a portion of Whiteside county and are doing great damage to stock and grain. Where the invaders came from is a mystery to the farmers. A Great Sensation. There was a big sensation in Lees ville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that place, who was to die, . King’s New Dis5 his life saved by from Discovery gave after effected a complete cure.” Simi-. ful rann sore on his bat writes lar cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, . that "a Aro ve wholly Bronchitis and Grip are pumerous, cured it in five days; Price 50c Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drng. 26 cts. if : gist. Trial tottles free. gist. Walling ‘and Maller Property To Be Started Up. Messrs. Walling and Muller. bonded their mine, in the Indian Flat district, to A. P. Redington & Co., of San Francisco, last night. The property, which is near the Newtown road and about & mile and half from this city, has turned out good ore in the paet, and mining men have every confidence in its future. The old Nevada City mine joins it on the north and the ledges from that property ran directly into the Walling-Muller ground. On the south the Spanish mine lines are encountered, and the general indications are that as greater depth is reached still richer rock will be uncovered. The Redington Company will sink a new shaft, and open ap the bonded mine fn good shape. They will begin this work without delay, and everything possible is to be done to put the property on @ good paying basis in short order. To Work Truckee. County Assessor Henry O. Schroeder, accompanied by his faithful depaties, E. C. Morgan and E. W. Schmidt, left this noon for Truckee, where they will interview citizens relative to their property assesements. They calculate it will consume a week or more in assessing property in the eastern end of the county. 7 SI. Louis Exeursion J. A. Filoher, Oalifornia commissioner to the St, Louis Exposition, and 8. 8. Booth, passenger agent of the Union Pacific Railroad, are in town. They are here interviewing our merchants and citizens in Tegard to the California State Board of Trade excursion to the World’s Fair at St, Louie, which will leave this State on May 18th by way of the Union Pacifico and Burlington routes. Those interviewed seemed to favor the excursion proposition very much. It is thought this special demonstration of sight-seers will be the means of advertising the golden State to a beneficial degree, New Higmnal forM. E. Churehes, The House of Bishops of ‘the Methodist Episcopal Ohurcbh, which is now In session at San Francisco, has before it as one of the most important considerations the adoption of a new hymnal for general use in all the M. E, churckes throughout the United States. A report of the com mission on the union hymn book has been aubmitted to the bishops and a dummy of the book presented for consideration. The new hymnal is in preparation for the joint use of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South and its adoption means the first movement to anite theese two great charches in the order of worship. The hymnal, as prepared is entirely new and some of the most eminent posts and comrposers of the charch have contributed to its pages, while the best available literary talent has been called in to pass upon the work. The new hymnal has been considered, Item by item, by the House of Bishops, and with recommendations to its acceptance will come before tho General Conference. Stock, Bonds, fie. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat..... Eaterbisiatite 1 4716 99 DOEIOY 5 oe seices aakes ~1 18% WATER AND GAs, Spring Valley......... $88 50 San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 62 00 MINING STOOKS, Ophir’. 33.000. 5 62Sierra Nevada. 658 i Utah Mexican;... 2 15)/Utah..... 13 Gould & Cur. 27. /Ballion.... 11 Best & Bel..1 90 Exchequer.. 82 Con. Oal & Va.1 70\\Beg Belcher.. 16 Savage.... 37). Overman ... . 86 Obollar .... 21)/Sustice.... 18 Potosi ii62<2.: 19). Union .... 79 Hale & Nor. 75)/Alta ...... -. 69 Orown Point.. 21)Jalia ...._09 Yellow Jacket. 22 Caledonia... 56 Imperial... 08)/Silver Hill.. 659 Kentack... 04)/Challenge... 21 Alpha ss 25%07. . Occidental.. . 84 Belcher.... 28/. Andes.... uffered for six months with a frightConfidence ..1 05 : it Saved His Leg. BONDED THEIR. MINE 3 City Board of Education Ben F. Hall to Begin Operations There Right Away. ments to start up the Gold Tannel mine, and this morning a small force of men began to clean out the drain tunnel, Iaa short time Mr. Hall intends to have the property in good working order. “He will open it up in a way that the true merit of the mine will be thoroughly tested, and if there is any possible chance of patting it on a paying basis he is the man to do it. Lohman-Malihiesen. A marriage license has been issued by the County Clerk of Alameda county to William J. Lohman and Miss Adelaide A, Matthiesen, two well known and popular young people of thie county. Mr. Lohman was until within a few months ago a resident of You Bet, Nevada county, but now holdea a responsible position at Fresno, which place will be the future home of the bappy couple when they retarn from an extended bridal tour, The brides is a winscme and lovely young woman of very high intellectual at{tainments and is universally eateemed by the people of You Bet, where she grew to womanhood, being a daughter of P. Matthiesen, a well known agriculturalist of Little York townsbip. Both of the contraeting parties are well known by many people here who wish them much happiness and prosperity thronghout their wedded life. Program Tonight. The social to be given by the ladies of Trinity Guild at Odd Fellows hall this evening will bea very enjoyable affair, and the attendance promises to be large. The following program will be rendered: Instrumental solo, Miss Brand. Vocal solo, Mr. L. Kirkham, Violin solo, Miss Maude Eastin. Character song, Mieses Alice Mills and Rath Moore, Recitation, Dr. N. E. Obapman. Aeolian Four, Misses Ruth Richards, and Norman Shaw. Vocal solo, Dr. O. Swayze. “Why the Ladies Literary Club Did Not Hold a Meeting,” Mesdameg CO, P. Loughridge, W. W. Kirkham, E. A. Moore, A. H. Tickell, M. Bernheim and Misses Kimball, Webber and Goyne. = The general admission will be 25 cents; children ander 15 yeare 10 cts. The Horses’ Friend W. ©. Stokes, the energetic Broadstreet horseshoer, has caused to be installed in front of his place of business & watering trough, where the weary may rest while their jaded steeds quench their parched throats, prior to being fitted inside. Mr. Stokes is not ® pessimist and firmly believes that Old Sol will yet assert .his benignant Tays upon @ bappy people. He Is a Candidaic. The annoucement of John Werry as a candidate for membership of the City Board of Education appears in this evening’s Transonier. On Saturday next the election will take place. and three members are to be elected, and at the request of many citizens Mr. Werry bas consented to run. Eyerybody knows him, and also know that he is thoroughly competent for the position. / In New Offiee. Judge J. M, Walling today moved from the Tilley building to bis new querters on Oommercial street. He can be found inthe Searls building, near the corner, For [ember of the At the request of many citizens of Nevada City P. A. Danforth of La Graige, G. Heap. bast gle ta [ag cos aayco some © candidat W. D. Vinton, Drug-. Sstarday ae a Member of the Oity John Werry COD TOE TE ial Dspat Ben F. Hall, of the Pioneer Reduce tion Works, has completed arrangeNina Woon and Messrs. John Harry . ASO LPAISCHID STORE NE ana RE Ro SINKS JADANESE TRANSPORT Also er with all on board was sunk Nearly All on Board Go Down Withlt--Steamer Sunk. St. Pererssure, April 28th—The Vladivostock squadron has sunk the Japanese military transport Kinshiu Maru of four thousand tons capacity, with all on board except seventeen officers, twenty soldiers and sixty-five of the crew who surrendered to the Russians, Another Japanese steamat Genean. aaa $150 — For a Summer Suit See Window See Window WAEAAAA ERS

: t A great chance, just to start the Summer goods, A fine assortment of Lawns and Dimities in suit lengths, Just a few. All colors and all new patterns at $1.50 a suit, Send for samples. Maher & Co., Nevada City ANT-lL rive Flats away CONGRESS ADJOURNED two o’clock this afternoon. ——— WASHINGTON, April 28th—The Senate agreed to the House resolution calling for an adjournment of Congress at —FOR SALE AT—. _W. D. VINTON’S PHARMACY lbith Stylish Feats.. 8656666650600 000000000000000000000000 =” In a few days I will start one of my Milliners on a trip throughout Nevada and Sierra counties with a full line of Ghe Latest in Up-to-date Millinery WAIT FOR HER. She will have just the hat yuu are looking for and at the prica you intended to pay. You will be surprised at the Beautiful Hats at such low prices, . SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED MRS. L. LUBEC K 9 rene ora hacdog Nevada City, —==Ny Ask your fornia was successfully launch at 10.40 o’clock this morning. SAN Francisco, April 28—The Armored Cruiser Calied at the Union Iron Works Midvale Drill Steel Dealer for Teachers’ Payday. Tomorrow the teachers of the pablic schools of this city will receive their reguler monthly wages and as a consequence will be at peace with all the world. Quite a lump of wealth will thus find ite way into the annals of trade. Insurance Paid. Brown & Morgan, résident egents for the Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Oompany, today paid to Jobn H. Eddy the sum of $800, due for the loss of his house by fire a few weeks ago, Adding Machine. e At the Citizens Bank today was installed a fine adding machine, known as the Universal. These devices are considered O. K., in that they tend to lessen and reduce to a minimum the perplexities of long strings of mathematical problems. They are speedy and accurate in their computations and are coming into universal use. Personal Noles, J. Schwarzechild is here from San Francisco. John Kampfer is down from Washington, R. A. Thomas is over from Birchville. F, W. Bank, of North San-Juea, will arrive here from the Bay this evening. Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs. James Oarmns, Transcript Building, Commercial Sti eet, tf. Lawyers Gather. ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 27.— Leading lawyers and jurists of Maryland are gathered in Annapolis for the ninth The Highest Priced but the Best 2ualitp, uf SOLD EVERYWHERE. @ snnual meeting of the Maryland State Bar Association. The meeting will be formally opened this evening with the annual address of the president, Geo. Whitelock of Baltimore. Held For Trial. San Raragt, April 27—Manuel MorBeware of Ointments For Catarrh. ‘is: 'be boy whois charged with atThat Contains Viercury, tempting to wreck a North Shore pasZz Senger train, was today held by Justice Megee to answer before the Superior As mercury will surely destroy the ‘ : sense of emell and completely derange Ooart. The boy is believed to be the whole system when entering it. feeble-minded. He ig blind and telle the mucous surfaces. Such articles . how, when a charge at Sr. Vincent's Goition wane Pe a “tr iene, . OrPhan Asylum, he looked at thd re p cians, ; as the damage they will do is ton fold . bright sun 80 long that he lost his to the good you can ssibly derive . Sight. = from them. MHall’s Oatarrh Cure, ata manufactured by F. J, Cheney & Oo., Toledo, O, coatains no mercury, and 8? Years is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and muceus surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Oatarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It ie a, Peake ig and made in To. ledo, o, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Teetimonials free. Soldby Druggists, bottle. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Today. Boston, Mass., April 27.—There were many congratulations today for Archbishop John J. Williams on the ocoaPrice 75c per. Sion of his eighty-second birthday. The venerable prelate remains. in possession of all hie faculties and takes as keen an interest as éver he did in publie affairs and in the church. on Bank. Inp1aNnapPouis, April 27—One million dollars was shipped yesterday from Cincinnati and Louisville to the Indiana Trust Company here, one of the oldest and largest institations in the State. Arun was started through a telephone girl overhearing g business conversation involving the bank. She misconstrued what she heard and enlarged upon it until a ramor appeared in the nature of the bank’s inability to Run cash reserve of $2,000,000. Labor Meetin g. The Kind You Have Always Bought @ignacure of Gilt-edge security ugainst storm and stress of weather in Gild Edge whisky. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos. 29-81 Battery street, near Market, 8S. F. Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Jas. Oairns, the well known barness and saddlery dealer, has now in stock @ fine line of gents’ and boys’ belts and hat bands, for the summer trade. Price from 85 cents up. tf Saieceeeeees $6 In Cash ——— Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store. Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers -— Broad Street iE — —_—_—_== A adies of Wevada City and Srass Valley.. in this city. Pattern, Cailored and some and up-to-date styles, ] Board of Edacstion. : are most cordially invited to insp t the finest and best li Vou of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on gine IT have an elegant and handsome stock of Ready-to-Wear Rats I have selected them with special carejand they include some very bandMISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad, Street, opposite Brand and Hartang’s Pointed Paragraphs Agirl with a dimple will laugh at any fool thing a man says. _ Men who rush the growler are seldom ina hurry themselves. Any man who buys a blind horse should also consult an oculist, A widow says that a bueband on earth is worth twoin the other places. AT THE National Hotel Bar Saturday Night April 30, 1904. Something Fine Io commemoration of the opening of the World’s Fair at St. Louis. ne O@ An Opportunity for good cheer Dot to be missed. ome and bring your friends, Gapspen, Ala, April 27.—The Alebama State Federation of Labor began its annual meeting in this city today with President D. U. Williams’ in the chair. The attendance numbers nearly 150 delegates, who come from nearly all quartere of the State. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop Ip and see ‘Vm. Barry. M Great Many Deal for 25 cts., and we sell it. ‘We have the very high grades for 35 and 4o cts. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25¢ ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. Ooffee Roasters Tea Blenders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. oe oi > Po ET) HP es eceeeeie Sines cui a0 cash a warrant. T-e@ concern has a THE URSD:/ MAHER & Co;s @iiii Daily ma W. A. He and Ready . city todey. G, A. Lal tral House. C. Hono} here from . left this mx¢ Frank T have take / mountains. E. E. Sal . ington yest for San Fra Frank He Dutch Flat . Mr, and 1 . their two gr » day for Pac GO. Toube O.W. Wr . W. White _ from Orego Johg Fip; Ready. J. M. Mel > San Franci: . E.H. Har . last éVening * Chas. Sh » Washingtor morning fot 0. J. May R. G. Br Wisiting this © K. Northe town. . B.A, Mus fing from ~ » Washington — Henry Mc F ington. Mf. and &W fiteville left Franeisco. Attorney: ; morning fr ' Francisco. Superinte: »-Home mine . from a trip > ©. Nonn mines will from San Fi Martino Me . geronsly ill. . W. P. Ke . Phelps Hill Mr. and } ' {ington arri Ban Francie Mre. Joh for San Fra her eyes tre County A has returne San Franoi John Ede Obampion : jog from a R. G. Bri the Brunsw }, last night. this mornin F, M. Wo {ing from G Sweetland . father’s fan Mrs. Ferg ing ber pa of Granitev en route t /. Was. accom William Be D. A. Ds Thomas §a days for Ha Court of . ‘as delegates H. Kirch maon Jr, Ohampion from the Be Wo. Brit etreet, mal Drinks, anc are mixed f » Here W. Schr Mass,, on . ‘Englebrigh ie.a. wholese din the East dting South weeks past. What think? but flay measure quantity Schill exceptio richest . @ differenc worth t . twenty Fe Your _