April 29, 1901 (4 pages)

Fey nee en nm een ag oe ips Reroree Aehe Remett RES treater meer once £r . Visit to Mr. and Mrs. F. E Wadswortb, _ will attend the United S:ates Court in THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN os CALEINS. TRRMS OF SUBSORITTION : d ByMell, = $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered:to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B MONDAY.. mealies April 29, 1901 a Personal Paragraphs. H A. Swift is here from Oakland. J. Loell is here from San Francisco. S$. W. Atters is here from San FranCisco. W. Lathrop returned this morning to Central House. ; John Spaulding came up from Auburn last evening. J. Bowman and F. W. Bowman are here from sSpenceville. ; J. Davisreturned yesterday morning to Central House. J. S$ Mitchell’ of San Francisco is here spending a few days. J.B ‘Treadwellcame up from Sacramento last eveuing. ; M. A. Baldmore arrived here Sanday afternoon from Chicago. A. ©. Luck arrived here last evening from the State of Nevada. John McCarthy, the weil known mining man of Washington, is in town. __ Joe Waters returned last evening . . from Dawson, where he has been min. ing. a Hon. F. M. Ratherford was over from Truckee Satu-day and returned home today. Miss Virgie Hart is visiting her sister, Mrs. O. Galbraith, at the Centra House. Mrs L. Erskine, sister of Jobn Kilroy, will arrive bere in a few days from Williams, Arizona, on an extended visit to relatives. L. Hyman returned Saturday from San Francisco, ‘where he purchased a large stock of clothing for his new store. Mrs. Harmon, who has been here on 8 vicit, returned yesterday morning to San Francisco. : E. Poage, who has been here spending a few days, returned this morning to Graniteville. Frank Locklin and M. E. Kane left this morning for the Yuba mine, where they have positions. ; Mrs. N. A. Nickerson came down from North Bloomfield yesterday and left for San Francisco. -T. J. McGrath arrived here last eveuing from San Francisco and left this morning for Sierra City. J. Strandberg came down from Camptonville last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs: Shaffer of San Francisco arived bere last evening and left this roing for Camptonvilie. iss L. Cannon of Gruss Valley, who hab been visiting H. Sweeney and tamily,\returded home today. Miss J. Motf, who bas been here on a returned to Sacramento today, A. Denmire of Downieville, who has been to San Fravcisco on a business tlip, returned this morning to his hime. : Mrs.J B 'T eadwell and children who have teen to S-cramento on a visit, returnea home last evening. Miss Ranger of San Francisco, who has been bere on avisit to her many friends, returned home this morning. Mrs. Barlow and daughter, who have “been here on a visit to friends, returned this morning to their home at Placerville. J. M. Hadley, M. L. Marsh and D. E Morgan returned last evening from Silver Creek, where they Lave been on oil business. Dr. ©. W. Chapman, who went to Santa Barbara to attend the Grand Parlor of Native Sons, returned home last evening Jobn Martin, the promoter of the electric road line between this City and Grass Valley, returned this morning to San Francisco. a Superintendent Johnson of the Oriental mine near Moore’s Fiat, left yesterday afternoon for Denver, Colo, on mining business. Dietrict Attorney Frank Wehe of Sierra c unty arrived bere lust evening from Sau Francisco and returned to Dowuievilie this morning. Messrs Parmelee and Collins, who have been here iu tbe interest of the Call of San Francisco, left yesterday afternoon for Grass Valley, where they will be for a week, Captain P. F. Simonds left this morning for San Francisco, where he the interest of the W. Y.O. D. Mining Company of San Francisco, Broke the Window, Louis Seibert, who is moving the Hyman stock, while backing his track at the old store, had the misfortune to go egainst one of the show windows reducing it to splinters, A fine quality of liquor for home use is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. A Bad Breath Is the most disgusting thing one can be affected with. It is nauseating to those with whom you comeincontact. Lane’s Tea, t+ken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in their proper condition and make your breath clean. 250 and 5Cc.a packege. For sale by M BY ' ad that the storm has reached the quin Valley. of much benefit. fornia. The was no rainfall south SAN Francisco, April 29—The weather bureau reports lower rart of the San JoaIt rained enough in Fresno county this morning to be About_an inch and a half of rain fell in San Joaquin county, and the rain is general throughout Northern Caliof Telachapi. KILLED WHILE ® PLAYING BASEBALL. \ ____MAnera, April 29—F. E. this place yesterday, while playing baseball, The game was between two local teams, and he collided with James O’Mera while endeavoring to catch a high fly. He fell and became immediately unconscious. Death was probably iustanteous. Kirkpatrick was , killed in Ohe Rain Si torm. It Will Be of Much Benetit to the Farmers. At about noon sesterday it started to rain at this city and it continued to do.eo all last night and most of todar. C. ming at this time when it is need+d 80 badly by the crops it isdeemed a blessing by the farm:rs. The rain for the twenty-four bours ending at 9 30 o'clock this morning was 8 83 inches, makiog 4.93 inches for the month and 54.73 inches for the season. W.A. Brockman of Satter City was in this city today and stated that the rain would mean much for the farms in the lower country as everything was drying up very fast and the crops would have been lost. . ; Married Saturday. Mrs. M. L. Barker United With EB. Stevens, Last Saturday evening at the Methodist Pursonage, Rev. Wm. Angwin united in marriege Mrs. M.L Barker and E. B. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs Stevens have many friends in this city, who wish them all the luck and prosperity of this world. They will make their home here. On the Sick List. O. Ragon, an old resident of this city, who lives near’ Ragon’s Grove, was taken suddenly ill this morning.’ Dr. Tickell was called to attend him. A telephone message today summoned Dr. Muller to You Bet to attend Mrs. Oahill, who is very ill at that place. Floyd Daniels, who was burt in a ravaway last Saturday, is getting along uively. Died at Stockton. George Stranze, a nephew of B. Lutz of this city, died at Stockton Saturday. Mr. Lutz received a dispatch Saturday night and Mrs, Lutz and _ son, Lewis Lu‘z, went down this morning to attend the funeral. The young man was well and favorably known, and will ke greatly missed by hie associates. An Omission. In the programme of the children’s vaudeville Satarday evening, the names of Ruey and Alice Britland were omit ted in the Transcript. These little ones are among the most sprightly of the cake walkers and the omission was wholly unintentional. . ee Invitation Extended. All Masons and their wives are invited to attend the fif ieth anniversary of the founding of the O-der in this city next Weduesday evening, May Ist Merritt Rector will return this evere this evening from a visit to San Francisco. Ed. Gray is laid up with an injured Mitt Started, The Campbell Commenced Dropping Its Stamps This Morning. This morning the new ten-stamp mill at the Campbell mine, was started up, and the machinery worked like a charn. Superintendent Cumpbell is mnc elated over the work and. bir countenance is all smiles. Oap'ain George Nibell had charge of the work and everything was put together in a ship shape manner, and reflects much credit on the Captain, who at this work. is a master Soing to Nevada. Several WJiners Wilt Go With HC. Luck, A. C. Luck, the assistant superiuten dent of a mine at Berlin, Nevada, was in this city yesterday and secured several miners and machine men to go with him to tbat place Obas. Hartman, R. Williams, George Seibert, Alvah Locklin, W. Parsons, P, Brockles and A. Smith are the ones who will go from this city. From Grass Valley, Joseph Patterson. ' Snowing Up-Country. When the stage came down ‘from Washington today snow was falling all along the Ridge. When the Eureka stage left Moore’s Flat this morning there was six inches’ of snow onthe ground and it was still coming down. At the Mountain House the snow is eight inches deep: Superior Court. The following business was transaced in the Superior Oourt today: Estate of Jean Henri Baudowin, deceased. Hearing petition for probate of. will continued until Tharsday. Estate of James Kouckey, deceased Hearing petition for letters of ad ministration continued until farther order of the court. Estate of John F. Moody, deceased Hearing annual account continued until fartber order of the coart. Raby Howard vs. Samuel and Mary Siccum. The hearing of demurrer ot defendant to pluintiff’s complaint was continaed until Thursday. Theater Tonight. Seats for the vaudeville entertair— ment at the theater this evening are selling fast and by the time the curtain goes up for the firet part the house wil] audouwbtedly be weli-filled. The pro— gram is indeed a good one and all who are present. will witness’ one of the very finest performances ever seen here. The children who are to take part have been faith‘ully drilled and everytbing is now in readiness. ‘The program is lony and varied and every= oue is well up in their part, Weather t rediction. McAddie, of the San Francisco knee. Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: Probdbly rain tonight and Tuesday. ‘ THE RAIN GENERAL IN LITTLE RAIN OUTSIDE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. OF STOCKTON. the west side of this city. meuse benefit, STOCKTON, April 29—From special messages received here the report-is that there has been but little rainfall on s The rainfall in other parts of the couuty is doing imminiainindiacazere Children’s Masquerade Little Ones Enjoyed Chemselves Saturday Night. dren’s masquerade at Odd Fellows Hall Satarday night and it was-quite largely attended. The little ones presented a very quaint sight in their costumes and some of them were exceedshame many masquerades given here for older people, Taken all in all it was the grandest event for the children that has ever. been given here end the Professor is entitled to much credit. The grand march started at about 9 o’clock and reached over half way around the hall. The spectators were kept busy laughing at the funny antics of tke little masquers. Following are those who were in mask aud the charscters they sustained ; Annie Rogers, Empire gown. Lillian Rogers, Empire gown. Jennie Smith, Topsy, Mawie Merrill, Patch work. Ethel Fi-cher, Fancy dress. Anpie Guenther, Fancy dress. Freda Guenther, Fancy dress. Bert Bennet's, Clown Brownie, Morris Michell, Baker. Eddie Carter, Mother Goose. Charles Bennetts, Chief Engineer Ed Sch nidt. Carl Fischer, Fred Browning,’ Aaron Browning, Carl Lane, Earl Lane, MoMarry Mallen, Robert Allen and Lawrence Ourter, Clowns. 3 Lester Rath, Yachtman. : Emma Wolf, Little Miss Muffett. Henry Fischer, Tramp. Dora Seibert and Olive McLeod, “Two Little Girls in Blue.” Roy Gourley, Folly. Ethel Miller, Jockey girl. Ccra Hicks, Tambourine girl. Clyde Hanley, Schoolgirl. Matt Hosken, Kushing the growler. Howard Douglass, Sailor. Car! Hicks, Snilor. Frank Smith, Clown, Miunie Lane Japanese lady. Ruth Moore, Japanese lady. Hezel Vinton, Flower girl. Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE A THE New York Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop. Free Delivery to wig 4 part of thecity. Wedancy Pastry a specia.ty. ding « akes and Our Telephone number—West 8. Professor John Michell gave a chil. ingly original, and the whole put to. To Settle Brother’s Estate. R. A. Blackwell, brother of 8. L. Blackwell, who died about two months ago, arrived here this morning from Henning, Tennessee, to settle up his brother’s estate. DOZENS -OF= FAMILIES ARE . USING TAYLORS FAMILY GROUND COFFEE . at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. Ibe SAMPLES FREE_£e]] TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Agents Wanted Everywhere. Crockery and Slassware. IMPORTED DIRECT. No Middleman) Pront Adaca See Bargains in Our Show Window Prices Cut in Two. COME BEFORE THE STOCK IS BROKEN. Leer « NEVADA CITY. Maw (9, THE RAIN IN ALAMEDA ¢ has been very heavy. Everything looks bright this year. Oak anp, April 29—The rainfall throughout jcounty for the past twelve hours; up to twelve o} aliens for bountiful crops of all bins, 3 Votes of Interest, For Life Insurance see T. B Gray. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf The Grissel Bros. scld a fine black horse to Jerry Goodwin of You Bet Saturday. : Fine fresh boney from Harry Towle’s, two equates for 25 cents at Scadden’s, a23 8t. Mrs. George Grissel gave a mask surprise party to ber friends at her home in Grass Valley Saturday night An extra stage went to Washington yesterday, it bec:me necessary on ac-count of the large amount of freight. The Board of Education mot tions which will be used in mar grade. «+ . ped and fell. No damage side the breaking of the shafts, Walter MoG, Logan wag 4 urday evening with a subscription ‘ per for Jobn Carry, who lost hig po” by fire. He secared about $109, If you should desire an drinking line you Grotto. It is the most Popular. tn town and you are always fair treatment, If you want good Coffee, or good ty the best and the Cheapest it—that is, if you send your Orders. Frank W. Taylor, at the Gomme Tea Co's store, Nevada City, lt, Ae Dr. Swayze was drivi, i F is Lare’s stable yesterday, i ir 1 Should aij at th tt + YOU can py Chamois Kid Gloves, 75¢ a piir, _ : Se ES Gireat Value in Lece Curtains $150. All sizes. on, Come in and see them. Respectfully, CORSETSI. ~ CORSETS . See Window! Empire Corsets Straight Front Corsets French Cut Corsets Summer Corsets Short Corsets Corsets at Soc, 75¢, $1, . " and up as high as want to go. AL MAHER & is) See our Wash Goods Window Some'New Things in Belts = _ Corset Covers at 25¢ and up to 1 Sale of Ladies’ Fine Hanakerchiefs going MAHER & CO. All Kinds of Corsets See Window! = sD, you va. intauts’ Lawn Caps—aill prices MORE om Just opened another box of them. . We expect to sell them even faster now, since SARATOGA CHIPS the warm weather is here. MULLOY’S Pitter GROCERY. 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, OUR TELEPHONE } NUFBER 501 20 cts. per pound . SPRING es MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. TETREAU . QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING . HATS. that are made an Dicke: man, sole agent, ft THE AMBRICAN Is the best dressed workingman in the world. He ought to be, this country. We make a specialty of workingmen’s clothes. ywhere, hey wil This clothng is as skill WO RKINGMAN. for the workingmaniis a very important part e have the best working clothes made in clean,’ airy, workroom Every stitch is taken by Union fingers. They a ie of the best materials and ni themost careful way. T them, We take special pants with our Workingmen’s SUITS AND SEPARAT Th cleths ere all-weols and unions, of the best makes to give good service. spect. The prices are very close. wom WE WANT THE WORK L.AYMAN& GO.,Nevada City. Il save money fully cut as any, is sew W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street are ————— for any workingman who wé E TROUSERS . ed with strong thread and is made to last in evet™ ‘INGMAN’S TRADE. @oneo “The Red Front,” Grass Valle} £ 3 iat netic el THE TRA? _—_ MONDAY... neve Sverra Coun. —_ Items of Interest From Messenge J. A. Coleman bro stock to Alleghany fr¢ last week, N. G. Read, a promin has leased the Rising has put a force of: mer A. O. Lague and f turned from Nevada O} Mrs. M. Ly. Bean, a hi ‘ lady of Sierra County, at her home in Scales le She leaves a husband children to mourn her . A fire started on the dy’s store last Wedni fire department respon and the damage was bu’ E. H. Buoker, an old resident of Sierra cor Saturday. He had bee: days and his death . the community. Last Monday evening . passed to the great be; been been ill about a ye thing possible had been but without avail. Alfred Pelior, who is . year sentence at San ¢ his appeal to the Supre missed. Had a Good Yeovada Cityans 6: selves at Washi The dance given at: Wa urday night by the. Od } that place was a gran every way, people from tl all along the Ridge being 1_ o'clock. a fine supper ' Worthley’s hotel and all . to be one of the very pers they had ever partak who went up from here dance returned yesterd and all speak very highly ment they received at the people at Washington. Yesterday morning th vadas of this city played: of baseball with a Wash: The game was stopped a the fifth inning on accoun ‘the score standing sixte favor of the Nevada City . ‘the Nevadans were ret: they encountered a snow the Oentral House one Inches of the beautiful ound. ~ Solved the Prot A printer’s “devil” drean that the editor decided t paper that was entirely Every item that was bro carried to the different if any objection was raisec de,’ The paper was sent to . and when the patrons unf evening they found it n blank sheet. The editor s that night, realizing that h nothing to offend any bc his paper was entirely sat ——. Jesse Moore “AA” whis. tleman’s drink. Moving Todi L. Hyman, the enterpri is moving his stock to his the Morgan block,’ corne Pine streets today. -Mr. have in his new quarters largest and finest stocks . large cities. . ———-—_ + Oe — Since the death of a E woman who left an esta the newspapers of the indulged in all sorts of s to the opportunities . labor, ‘The Boston case . , 88a case in point, howev become’ known that th married to the janitor of +-2@e + — Young Mr. Harry Sto! whose funeral was larg thusiastically attended . ago, returned home alive and warmly thanked his the honor they had pai There is a gratitude t: even from the grave. —_————_ ~~ +@e + — The electric power. Morning received eig! arms for their poles. phscibgiabuplacaiapit oo At Bed Ti: I take a pleasant herb di morning I feel bright av ion is better, My doctc gently on the stomach, neys, and is a pleasant . made from herbs, and . easily as tea. It is call Cine. Lane’s Family . the bowels each day. 50c. For sale by H. I agent, -——-*-7@e--— Spring Lamb, Chx Colley Bros, have finest lot of Sprin brought into this mark ® hice roast of lamb, la Toast, or the finest cut or tenderloin steaks, s seh Colley Bros., who t ae Ane choicest meats

Fey nee en nm een ag oe ips Reroree Aehe Remett RES treater meer once £r . Visit to Mr. and Mrs. F. E Wadswortb, _ will attend the United S:ates Court in THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN os CALEINS. TRRMS OF SUBSORITTION : d ByMell, = $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered:to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B MONDAY... mealies April 29, 1901 a Personal Paragraphs. H A. Swift is here from Oakland. J. Loell is here from San Francisco. S$. W. Atters is here from San FranCisco. W. Lathrop returned this morning to Central House. ; John Spaulding came up from Auburn last evening. J. Bowman and F. W. Bowman are here from sSpenceville. ; J. Davisreturned yesterday morning to Central House. J. S$ Mitchell’ of San Francisco is here spending a few days. J.B ‘Treadwellcame up from Sacramento last eveuing. ; M. A. Baldmore arrived here Sanday afternoon from Chicago. A. ©. Luck arrived here last evening from the State of Nevada. John McCarthy, the weil known mining man of Washington, is in town. __ Joe Waters returned last evening . . from Dawson, where he has been min. ing. a Hon. F. M. Ratherford was over from Truckee Satu-day and returned home today. Miss Virgie Hart is visiting her sister, Mrs. O. Galbraith, at the Centra House. Mrs L. Erskine, sister of Jobn Kilroy, will arrive bere in a few days from Williams, Arizona, on an extended visit to relatives. L. Hyman returned Saturday from San Francisco, ‘where he purchased a large stock of clothing for his new store. Mrs. Harmon, who has been here on 8 vicit, returned yesterday morning to San Francisco. : E. Poage, who has been here spending a few days, returned this morning to Graniteville. Frank Locklin and M. E. Kane left this morning for the Yuba mine, where they have positions. ; Mrs. N. A. Nickerson came down from North Bloomfield yesterday and left for San Francisco. -T. J. McGrath arrived here last eveuing from San Francisco and left this morning for Sierra City. J. Strandberg came down from Camptonville last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs: Shaffer of San Francisco arived bere last evening and left this roing for Camptonvilie. iss L. Cannon of Gruss Valley, who hab been visiting H. Sweeney and tamily,\returded home today. Miss J. Motf, who bas been here on a returned to Sacramento today, A. Denmire of Downieville, who has been to San Fravcisco on a business tlip, returned this morning to his hime. : Mrs.J B 'T eadwell and children who have teen to S-cramento on a visit, returnea home last evening. Miss Ranger of San Francisco, who has been bere on avisit to her many friends, returned home this morning. Mrs. Barlow and daughter, who have “been here on a visit to friends, returned this morning to their home at Placerville. J. M. Hadley, M. L. Marsh and D. E Morgan returned last evening from Silver Creek, where they Lave been on oil business. Dr. ©. W. Chapman, who went to Santa Barbara to attend the Grand Parlor of Native Sons, returned home last evening Jobn Martin, the promoter of the electric road line between this City and Grass Valley, returned this morning to San Francisco. a Superintendent Johnson of the Oriental mine near Moore’s Fiat, left yesterday afternoon for Denver, Colo, on mining business. Dietrict Attorney Frank Wehe of Sierra c unty arrived bere lust evening from Sau Francisco and returned to Dowuievilie this morning. Messrs Parmelee and Collins, who have been here iu tbe interest of the Call of San Francisco, left yesterday afternoon for Grass Valley, where they will be for a week, Captain P. F. Simonds left this morning for San Francisco, where he the interest of the W. Y.O. D. Mining Company of San Francisco, Broke the Window, Louis Seibert, who is moving the Hyman stock, while backing his track at the old store, had the misfortune to go egainst one of the show windows reducing it to splinters, A fine quality of liquor for home use is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. A Bad Breath Is the most disgusting thing one can be affected with. It is nauseating to those with whom you comeincontact. Lane’s Tea, t+ken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in their proper condition and make your breath clean. 250 and 5Cc.a packege. For sale by M BY ' ad that the storm has reached the quin Valley. of much benefit. fornia. The was no rainfall south SAN Francisco, April 29—The weather bureau reports lower rart of the San JoaIt rained enough in Fresno county this morning to be About_an inch and a half of rain fell in San Joaquin county, and the rain is general throughout Northern Caliof Telachapi. KILLED WHILE ® PLAYING BASEBALL. \ ____MAnera, April 29—F. E. this place yesterday, while playing baseball, The game was between two local teams, and he collided with James O’Mera while endeavoring to catch a high fly. He fell and became immediately unconscious. Death was probably iustanteous. Kirkpatrick was , killed in Ohe Rain Si torm. It Will Be of Much Benetit to the Farmers. At about noon sesterday it started to rain at this city and it continued to do.eo all last night and most of todar. C. ming at this time when it is need+d 80 badly by the crops it isdeemed a blessing by the farm:rs. The rain for the twenty-four bours ending at 9 30 o'clock this morning was 8 83 inches, makiog 4.93 inches for the month and 54.73 inches for the season. W.A. Brockman of Satter City was in this city today and stated that the rain would mean much for the farms in the lower country as everything was drying up very fast and the crops would have been lost. . ; Married Saturday. Mrs. M. L. Barker United With EB. Stevens, Last Saturday evening at the Methodist Pursonage, Rev. Wm. Angwin united in marriege Mrs. M.L Barker and E. B. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs Stevens have many friends in this city, who wish them all the luck and prosperity of this world. They will make their home here. On the Sick List. O. Ragon, an old resident of this city, who lives near’ Ragon’s Grove, was taken suddenly ill this morning.’ Dr. Tickell was called to attend him. A telephone message today summoned Dr. Muller to You Bet to attend Mrs. Oahill, who is very ill at that place. Floyd Daniels, who was burt in a ravaway last Saturday, is getting along uively. Died at Stockton. George Stranze, a nephew of B. Lutz of this city, died at Stockton Saturday. Mr. Lutz received a dispatch Saturday night and Mrs, Lutz and _ son, Lewis Lu‘z, went down this morning to attend the funeral. The young man was well and favorably known, and will ke greatly missed by hie associates. An Omission. In the programme of the children’s vaudeville Satarday evening, the names of Ruey and Alice Britland were omit ted in the Transcript. These little ones are among the most sprightly of the cake walkers and the omission was wholly unintentional. . ee Invitation Extended. All Masons and their wives are invited to attend the fif ieth anniversary of the founding of the O-der in this city next Weduesday evening, May Ist Merritt Rector will return this evere this evening from a visit to San Francisco. Ed. Gray is laid up with an injured Mitt Started, The Campbell Commenced Dropping Its Stamps This Morning. This morning the new ten-stamp mill at the Campbell mine, was started up, and the machinery worked like a charn. Superintendent Cumpbell is mnc elated over the work and. bir countenance is all smiles. Oap'ain George Nibell had charge of the work and everything was put together in a ship shape manner, and reflects much credit on the Captain, who at this work. is a master Soing to Nevada. Several WJiners Wilt Go With HC. Luck, A. C. Luck, the assistant superiuten dent of a mine at Berlin, Nevada, was in this city yesterday and secured several miners and machine men to go with him to tbat place Obas. Hartman, R. Williams, George Seibert, Alvah Locklin, W. Parsons, P, Brockles and A. Smith are the ones who will go from this city. From Grass Valley, Joseph Patterson. ' Snowing Up-Country. When the stage came down ‘from Washington today snow was falling all along the Ridge. When the Eureka stage left Moore’s Flat this morning there was six inches’ of snow onthe ground and it was still coming down. At the Mountain House the snow is eight inches deep: Superior Court. The following business was transaced in the Superior Oourt today: Estate of Jean Henri Baudowin, deceased. Hearing petition for probate of. will continued until Tharsday. Estate of James Kouckey, deceased Hearing petition for letters of ad ministration continued until farther order of the court. Estate of John F. Moody, deceased Hearing annual account continued until fartber order of the coart. Raby Howard vs. Samuel and Mary Siccum. The hearing of demurrer ot defendant to pluintiff’s complaint was continaed until Thursday. Theater Tonight. Seats for the vaudeville entertair— ment at the theater this evening are selling fast and by the time the curtain goes up for the firet part the house wil] audouwbtedly be weli-filled. The pro— gram is indeed a good one and all who are present. will witness’ one of the very finest performances ever seen here. The children who are to take part have been faith‘ully drilled and everytbing is now in readiness. ‘The program is lony and varied and every= oue is well up in their part, Weather t rediction. McAddie, of the San Francisco knee. Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: Probdbly rain tonight and Tuesday. ‘ THE RAIN GENERAL IN LITTLE RAIN OUTSIDE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. OF STOCKTON. the west side of this city. meuse benefit, STOCKTON, April 29—From special messages received here the report-is that there has been but little rainfall on s The rainfall in other parts of the couuty is doing imminiainindiacazere Children’s Masquerade Little Ones Enjoyed Chemselves Saturday Night. dren’s masquerade at Odd Fellows Hall Satarday night and it was-quite largely attended. The little ones presented a very quaint sight in their costumes and some of them were exceedshame many masquerades given here for older people, Taken all in all it was the grandest event for the children that has ever. been given here end the Professor is entitled to much credit. The grand march started at about 9 o’clock and reached over half way around the hall. The spectators were kept busy laughing at the funny antics of tke little masquers. Following are those who were in mask aud the charscters they sustained ; Annie Rogers, Empire gown. Lillian Rogers, Empire gown. Jennie Smith, Topsy, Mawie Merrill, Patch work. Ethel Fi-cher, Fancy dress. Anpie Guenther, Fancy dress. Freda Guenther, Fancy dress. Bert Bennet's, Clown Brownie, Morris Michell, Baker. Eddie Carter, Mother Goose. Charles Bennetts, Chief Engineer Ed Sch nidt. Carl Fischer, Fred Browning,’ Aaron Browning, Carl Lane, Earl Lane, MoMarry Mallen, Robert Allen and Lawrence Ourter, Clowns. 3 Lester Rath, Yachtman. : Emma Wolf, Little Miss Muffett. Henry Fischer, Tramp. Dora Seibert and Olive McLeod, “Two Little Girls in Blue.” Roy Gourley, Folly. Ethel Miller, Jockey girl. Ccra Hicks, Tambourine girl.

Clyde Hanley, Schoolgirl. Matt Hosken, Kushing the growler. Howard Douglass, Sailor. Car! Hicks, Snilor. Frank Smith, Clown, Miunie Lane Japanese lady. Ruth Moore, Japanese lady. Hezel Vinton, Flower girl. Best We Ever Tasted! Is the verdict of all our patrons, as to the BREAD, PIES and CAKES MADE A THE New York Bakery GEORGE HURST, Prop. Free Delivery to wig 4 part of thecity. Wedancy Pastry a specia.ty. ding « akes and Our Telephone number—West 8. Professor John Michell gave a chil. ingly original, and the whole put to. To Settle Brother’s Estate. R. A. Blackwell, brother of 8. L. Blackwell, who died about two months ago, arrived here this morning from Henning, Tennessee, to settle up his brother’s estate. DOZENS -OF= FAMILIES ARE . USING TAYLORS FAMILY GROUND COFFEE . at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. Ibe SAMPLES FREE_£e]] TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Agents Wanted Everywhere. Crockery and Slassware. IMPORTED DIRECT. No Middleman) Pront Adaca See Bargains in Our Show Window Prices Cut in Two. COME BEFORE THE STOCK IS BROKEN. Leer « NEVADA CITY. Maw (9, THE RAIN IN ALAMEDA ¢ has been very heavy. Everything looks bright this year. Oak anp, April 29—The rainfall throughout jcounty for the past twelve hours; up to twelve o} aliens for bountiful crops of all bins, 3 Votes of Interest, For Life Insurance see T. B Gray. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf The Grissel Bros. scld a fine black horse to Jerry Goodwin of You Bet Saturday. : Fine fresh boney from Harry Towle’s, two equates for 25 cents at Scadden’s, a23 8t. Mrs. George Grissel gave a mask surprise party to ber friends at her home in Grass Valley Saturday night An extra stage went to Washington yesterday, it bec:me necessary on ac-count of the large amount of freight. The Board of Education mot tions which will be used in mar grade. «+ . ped and fell. No damage side the breaking of the shafts, Walter MoG, Logan wag 4 urday evening with a subscription ‘ per for Jobn Carry, who lost hig po” by fire. He secared about $109, If you should desire an drinking line you Grotto. It is the most Popular. tn town and you are always fair treatment, If you want good Coffee, or good ty the best and the Cheapest it—that is, if you send your Orders. Frank W. Taylor, at the Gomme Tea Co's store, Nevada City, lt, Ae Dr. Swayze was drivi, i F is Lare’s stable yesterday, i ir 1 Should aij at th tt + YOU can py Chamois Kid Gloves, 75¢ a piir, _ : Se ES Gireat Value in Lece Curtains $150. All sizes. on, Come in and see them. Respectfully, CORSETSI. ~ CORSETS . See Window! Empire Corsets Straight Front Corsets French Cut Corsets Summer Corsets Short Corsets Corsets at Soc, 75¢, $1, . " and up as high as want to go. AL MAHER & is) See our Wash Goods Window Some'New Things in Belts = _ Corset Covers at 25¢ and up to 1 Sale of Ladies’ Fine Hanakerchiefs going MAHER & CO. All Kinds of Corsets See Window! = sD, you va. intauts’ Lawn Caps—aill prices MORE om Just opened another box of them. . We expect to sell them even faster now, since SARATOGA CHIPS the warm weather is here. MULLOY’S Pitter GROCERY. 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, OUR TELEPHONE } NUFBER 501 20 cts. per pound . SPRING es MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. TETREAU . QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING . HATS. that are made an Dicke: man, sole agent, ft THE AMBRICAN Is the best dressed workingman in the world. He ought to be, this country. We make a specialty of workingmen’s clothes. ywhere, hey wil This clothng is as skill WO RKINGMAN. for the workingmaniis a very important part e have the best working clothes made in clean,’ airy, workroom Every stitch is taken by Union fingers. They a ie of the best materials and ni themost careful way. T them, We take special pants with our Workingmen’s SUITS AND SEPARAT Th cleths ere all-weols and unions, of the best makes to give good service. spect. The prices are very close. wom WE WANT THE WORK L.AYMAN& GO.,Nevada City. Il save money fully cut as any, is sew W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street are ————— for any workingman who wé E TROUSERS . ed with strong thread and is made to last in evet™ ‘INGMAN’S TRADE. @oneo “The Red Front,” Grass Valle} £ 3 iat netic el THE TRA? _—_ MONDAY...... neve Sverra Coun. —_ Items of Interest From Messenge J. A. Coleman bro stock to Alleghany fr¢ last week, N. G. Read, a promin has leased the Rising has put a force of: mer A. O. Lague and f turned from Nevada O} Mrs. M. Ly. Bean, a hi ‘ lady of Sierra County, at her home in Scales le She leaves a husband children to mourn her . A fire started on the dy’s store last Wedni fire department respon and the damage was bu’ E. H. Buoker, an old resident of Sierra cor Saturday. He had bee: days and his death . the community. Last Monday evening . passed to the great be; been been ill about a ye thing possible had been but without avail. Alfred Pelior, who is . year sentence at San ¢ his appeal to the Supre missed. Had a Good Yeovada Cityans 6: selves at Washi The dance given at: Wa urday night by the. Od } that place was a gran every way, people from tl all along the Ridge being 1_ o'clock. a fine supper ' Worthley’s hotel and all . to be one of the very pers they had ever partak who went up from here dance returned yesterd and all speak very highly ment they received at the people at Washington. Yesterday morning th vadas of this city played: of baseball with a Wash: The game was stopped a the fifth inning on accoun ‘the score standing sixte favor of the Nevada City . ‘the Nevadans were ret: they encountered a snow the Oentral House one Inches of the beautiful ound. ~ Solved the Prot A printer’s “devil” drean that the editor decided t paper that was entirely Every item that was bro carried to the different if any objection was raisec de,’ The paper was sent to . and when the patrons unf evening they found it n blank sheet. The editor s that night, realizing that h nothing to offend any bc his paper was entirely sat ——. Jesse Moore “AA” whis. tleman’s drink. Moving Todi L. Hyman, the enterpri is moving his stock to his the Morgan block,’ corne Pine streets today. -Mr. have in his new quarters largest and finest stocks . large cities. . ———-—_ + Oe — Since the death of a E woman who left an esta the newspapers of the indulged in all sorts of s to the opportunities . labor, ‘The Boston case . , 88a case in point, howev become’ known that th married to the janitor of +-2@e + — Young Mr. Harry Sto! whose funeral was larg thusiastically attended . ago, returned home alive and warmly thanked his the honor they had pai There is a gratitude t: even from the grave. —_————_ ~~ +@e + — The electric power. Morning received eig! arms for their poles. phscibgiabuplacaiapit oo At Bed Ti: I take a pleasant herb di morning I feel bright av ion is better, My doctc gently on the stomach, neys, and is a pleasant . made from herbs, and . easily as tea. It is call Cine. Lane’s Family . the bowels each day. 50c. For sale by H. I agent, -——-*-7@e--— Spring Lamb, Chx Colley Bros, have finest lot of Sprin brought into this mark ® hice roast of lamb, la Toast, or the finest cut or tenderloin steaks, s seh Colley Bros., who t ae Ane choicest meats