April 29, 1903 (4 pages)

eater iable Farce st, and are t Price : regalar-price Mt , regular price , regular priced 3, regular price wi ; * regulat ye ar price , regular ori ote, regalarp regular price } cents, recta per pound. or a short tim i er, Charles F: Lummis, Stodito be forgotten experience. ‘included in the rate. arket Street, San Francisco, April 29, 1908 cloudy, possibly fan Hureday fair. pipers MoADrs. ee OO A CONCERT: —_—— rogram to be Ren. by the: Boys sanization. TE ert-and entertainment to be 'Friday evening, May 15tb, s’ Band, will undoubtedly sone of. the most pleasing this character ¢ver_ enjoyed . da City audience. Besides . music to be discoursed by p Band, special literary and atures have been provided ‘ot the best talent obtainable hanty will participate, The 4d to make their band music ive feature also, and are detheir spare time, under the adership of Richard Veale, ng new and popular selecbh they will. render to the this cecasion. The enterwill conclude with a laughlp, which alone will be well sprice of admission charged. eeds of the concert are to br the purpose of purchasing te uniforms for~ the band » hope to be able to wear the . the first time on the coming . t July. This is a wotthy enn which all should assist. and pin giving unstinted support. of admission, including -rets, are now being sold at 50 @ can be procared -from any of the Boys’ Band or. at the . Buy tickets for yourself ly without delay, and give the Jl deserved ‘‘lift.” —— a ane hot mized ‘driuk cae m.Harry at the Oid Corner ne street. tf pod Canyon of Arizona) ~ and Canyon of Arizona has acterized by the globe trotmost wonderful of all things David Starr Jordan, Joaother notable writers have ts beauty. The trip to this out of the beaten paths and possible for the citizen of to visit the Canyon in perpfort. Personally directed l leave at stated periods, Ing first-class and up to date, neea, railroad fare, sleepers, p toute and expenses at the Write mation. Ticket Agent, Sante you ask for Jesse Moore be sure you get it. Don’t let ll you they have something ‘ood. reo. ierware Spoons Forks DishesEte. ® Have a {complete ‘line at very low prices. od, BRAND Broad Street. a our dine of — Souvenir Spoons: 2 “ti Paate Coast Irving M. Scott, who was for many . years vicd president and general manager of the Union Iron Works, died at hie home in Sen Francisco yesterday poor health for some time, and a few days ago his condition become critical. Mr. Scott was one of the best-known not in the world, and it was to the genius and the support of his ‘fellowworkers at the big plant in the Portrero that the Oregon made her famous record. Mr. Scott had long been a sufferer from kidney troubles! Irving M. Scott was a native of Maryland, and aged 65 years. He came to California in 1860 and entered the employ of Peter Donabue at ‘his foundry. two ws earning o large salary. In 1880 Mr. Scott made a tour of the world, and it is said that on the vos@ge across the Pacific he conceived the idea of building great steamsbips at San Francisco, Seven years later the keel of the Charleston was laid at the Union Iron Works. ; He never held public office, but wes several times a candidate for United States Senator from California, A short time ago the Union Iron Worke, in which be held a large interest, was sold to the United States Shipbuilding Trust. : La Rue’s Cough” Cure fe my mM 1 em MENTO] afternoon of paralysis, He had been in. ‘ship-butlders in the United States, if} Sure Shot; at} jletters will please say Daily Record of th Doings of Our People. E. B. Power was down from. You Bet yesterday. OC. W. Porterfield has returned to May bert. Miss Edith Powell retarned” last evening from a visit to Sacramento. F. A. Horton, the -Penn Valley rancher, was a visitor here yesterday. Frank’ Smith and Charles Flyan have returned from a trip to Graniteville, < from San Francisco, en route to Segui county. Father Gilmartin hes retarned from Washington, where he held services on Sunday. R.B, Breuner of Sacramento arfriends. Mre, George Fessler and two chil. dren arrived here yesterday from Silver Uity, New Mexico. Miss Amelia Ronchi retarned Monday evening from a visit to relatives at San Francisco. She wes accompanied by ber cousin, Miss Amelia Paterini, who will visit here, : Perry Arbogast, who has been to San Francieco and other coast resorts for the benefit of his health, returned last evening much improved. Piano Tuner Coming. Paul Schoen, the expert piano tuner, will visit Nevada City'in a few days, and solicits the patronage of old patrons and new. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, and Mr, Schoen will call upon you. av — Advertised Letters. iss The following is a list of the letters remaining in’ the Postoffice at Nevada City, April, 28, 1908: Chinon, W. J. Ooiner, O. O. (2) =Grotate, Mrs. NaliieCurtis, ers B. _ Davie, 6. M Didrikeen, ‘Mir. Dixon, Antone Erskason, A. P. “Jones, Mrs. Belle Megers, Frank If not called for in fifteen days let ters will be sent'to the dead letter of. fice. Parties calling for any of these: “advertised’ pay afee of one cent. for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. cen CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Beara the Giguacare of ‘Spring@ Summer Goods We have a a wed , Goode, ware Mnseds bos or, i Ay in wash go i styles a a par de Sohgag post gs pleased to see you, our prices. For. . Sale ) mn nARERS BG. bet. 6th & 7th, 8. F. he Largest of its kind in the World. ee ug Come and pl Ep eae ‘ow to avoid sickness and If yoa si, fom any of the ills of men, come to the dest Specialist on the the Pacific Coast, ‘Cabins, choice O JUST. RECEIVED Fin ain ers Nevada City. : M. L. & D. MARSH For Sale -Room Cottage, practically new om 6 Lot and a complete Iding Lumber. Mining and Bulld ing Lutad of Boulder St. Tel 291. large stock of Sprin ings and Sammer Dress . Also & beautifal Call in.and see our goode and get whether you purchase or not. H. Crawford For Sale ‘two “stock of ‘loured forty acres of placer mining Yon Dorith arrived here yesterday . ’ i ary the makers, bought at the lowest Hows Items Condensed . For the Benefit of ‘Busy Readers.The Marysviile Desscorat says that the Fortuna Mining Company has seground near Bullerds Bar in Yuba county, there being twenty-one claims in the location. The young son of Samuel Rogers while boxing with a companion yesterday, sprained his left thamb, throwing it out of joint. A new pump was received here yesterday from Sen Francieco for the'St. Gothard mine at Columbia Hill, and will be taken ap to the mine ana put in at once; ‘ Phe jug-Lreaking concert which was to have’ been held next Friday. evening by members of the Methodist. Sunday ‘school, has been postponed on ac-. count of the death of Mrs. Nellie M, Calkins. Next Thursday afternoon a nine from the Ninth grade and one from the Nevada City high school will cross bats at Conley’s fel !. One thousand feet of one and oneeighth inch cable arrived here yesterday for the Murchie mine. It will re. . plage the one that broke recently. — Cold Storage Meats & " For special first-class Oold Storage Meats yon should send your orders !d 3riseel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb tot he market etl-tf KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street oe Nevada Oity New Store, ‘Qoude amd Prices .teady for business, Everything in the oeash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We sell for cash only. It enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. “We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody élge buys on credit, . We have come to stay. We are re= ee ait We op not experimenting. the goods.and prices we offer will baild up a good business here. BARGAIN NO. This week we are offering”a mate jcent stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Ohiidren’s Shoes. All brand new, the . beet makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirta— golfand fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear,, eocks, and the many things which delight tasty dressers. @@” Remember what we say we do ado do, Money bask if you’re not satisfied. and make them in a class manner. i also frame them “ordered. frames kinds. when 380 I make tof all ss A pleasing display of the new shapes and styles for Spring and Summer of 1903. Original, artistic and becoming’ work in the trimming of hats to ‘suit individual tastes our specialty. _ We can improve on your style. Call in when passing. . Mss E. E. HOEFT Broad 8, Nevada City’ , Main a Valley. . Yes, we've ionies ap ena are now . . Consiste of Men’s Furnishings, such as . “Prank MoGrift was the frst aan to} spector law, Last Friday he ee two carloads of sheep ‘to San cisco. He did not know such was in effect, When rtltiens bed in readiness Agent Morris in bim that he had neglected to have the sheep inspected. Bert Elston, the Yolo county inspector, was telephoned for, and the business was soon over. There became involved in financial dif~ -. was no delay in the shipment of the Guibiies aad ths property reverted to. in place of Henry J, Crocker. It is -+said that business disagreements have sheep, but Mr. McGriff nad to ride on a freight train instead of taking the afternoon passenger ‘as he bad planned.— Woodland Democrat. Own a Lot Ia Richmond. The city of Richarond, the terminus of the Santa Fe R. B., is going to be the greatest manufecturing city on the Pacific Coast. The Standard Oil Company, the Southern Pacific Company and the Santa are spending millions at this point, and it is the one}. place where these three great corporations are centralized: The Richmond Land Company, Crocker Building, San Francisco, is selling lote in the city of Richmond today on payments of $5,008 month. Can you afford to! save $5.00 a month on a chence like this? m2? Manager Wanted. hile chemical sceueniatiies desires mansger (male or female) for thie county. . Must possess high grade businesa ability and be capable of handling force of agents. Address Tran‘. SORIPT, PINT 2 ATHENA A forces of ten men fs nowat work it jog es , of the Gold Tanitel mice, basa bond on the Erie. When the was worked a few years ego excellent ore wae taken out and a modern mill erected, bat the comarias acriers ce bond on the propthe original owners. ‘Doubling the Pow Eighteen men are employed i the Traeckee River General Electric Com patty increasing thé size of ftie flame that conveys the water to the Mystic powerhouse. The change will increase the fall and volume of water, doubling the power that will ~ generated.— Reno Journal. ‘Hires Rootbeer "That will “set you going.” Five gallons for 25 cents, Charles E. Hires Co., . Malvern, Pa. a aaa . * * *% Smoker Calls for , VINTON’S PHARMACY Cet Tour Dick Now Come today while my stock is complete. and everything ie fresh and new. Our. : SPRING HATS are of the very latest designs. We are sure we'can please you. They. are stylish, handsome and very low in price. Oall and see for yourself, ‘Miss Amelia Stevens “ Commercial Street. MOVED. ee 006008 ae ’ bas moved his Boot TRAUTMAN and Shoe repairing store to the store next to J. J. Snyder's on Pine street. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—Cheap for cash. Hoping the public will take wohl 4p of the low prices . ae Of K te and Shoes. ie A Best place in town to spend . your evenings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of. the best Billard outfite in a town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS piddsianow Beer In town. FRED EILERIMAN ‘teehee Main 881. W. PRESDD _ WHY? a : Because ~ They Know — They Are Getting Their Moneys’ id ii N. S. of Md. ces SOCIAL DANC E By COMPANY 0, N. G.30. At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by the Bon ‘Ton Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies fre, Postotfice Box 114 “SMITH 2 Fad al Wholesale and retail dealer in seni Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. WM. Hi. Broad Street, =" : PRUNES of My Own Raising and Caring ot Whole’ at Wholesale and Retail oe NEvapa OT hind tee: Jenadiy ‘18, 1908, MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They arejfresh and fine end,are,very{delicious in feesr andjvery healthy.! SMITH, ?, = . Nevada Oity _. the present working force. {Coughs atid Golds, down to thé very] i San Vaisesto; sp April 28—Ar the _. bump up against the new sheep inthe Erie mine near Graniteville Open-. a.ecting of the stockholders of the Bi. erra Railway Company yesterday the following officers were elected : Pfesident, Prince Pontatowski; Vico Preeident, W. H. Orocker; Secretary and Treasurer, 8. D, is Wreanaeny General Manager, T. 8. Bullock: Ex-Congreesman Woods was elected a director arisen between Henry J, Orocker and the gentlemen who were elected President and Vice Frenicent. Took Up Tools, Fie. _ B.D, Plummer -retarned this morning td the Steep Hollow gravel claim. @ was accompanied by George Murphy, Charles Gallagher, Louis Brinkmao, James Martin and James Harry, who will be employed at the mine. Ad. Evane and Charles Dougherty, two other owners in the claim, are already on the ground, and with the above additional mer, will comprise a ae» Littlefield, the mining man, who has a bond on the property, went up with the men, taking along plows, scrapere, provisions, etc , necessary to the development of the preliminary work as ontlined in last evening’s Transonipt. Robert Ogdenconveyed the men and outfit to their destination. inspected ihe Mine W. G. Mothley and Michael Tracey of New York, who are interested in the Buckeye mine at Willow Valley, have been here for several days and have mdde a thorough inspection of the property, and expressed themselves ae well pleased with the outlook. The gentlemen left for their home today. Manager T. B. Gray baé everything in first-class shape at the mine and is personally directing the davelopment work. There is a large ledge of flue looking rock and a new mili and hoisting. works has been erected. ~~ ~@+ ‘The existence of society depends upon the good things it has to : ffer its votaries; ‘Old Gilt Edge” whisky, for example.Wiebman, Lutgen-& Qo, -8, ~¥Qare the cough and eave the lite.”. ~ Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures verge of consumption. ‘Killed By a ‘Bull. Corvatiis, Or., April 10—White leading a Jersey bull to the barn last evening William Armstrong, « farmer, residing four miles south of Philmath, was attacked by the animaland received iojuries from which he died two hours later, The ball was horn-— less and the injuries were inflicted by the animal’s head after he bad knocked Armstrong down. It was necessary to shoot the infariated animel in order to drive him away.from the prostrate man. In-City of Rome. ~New York, April 28.—King Edward at the private dinner at the Quirinal, speaking of his uproarious welcome, turning to King Victor Emanuel, said, according to a dispatch to the Tribane from Rome: “Rome is more cosmopolitan then Paris; niore enthusiastic than London. teaw as many American fisgs-as Ens glish, besides those of all other Nations. I noticed the chimes of a charch flying the American flag.” He referred to the American church, the bells of which played the British anthem. Diphtheria, sore throat, croap. Instant relief, permanent care, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectrio Oil, At any drug store. 2@e-+ Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as ‘followe: “I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sanken, tongue coated, pain continually io back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters, to my great joy, the first bottle made adecided improvement. Icontinued their use for three weeke, and am now a well man. I know they. robbed the grave of another victim.” Noone should fell to try them. Only-60 cents, guaranteed at Vinton’s drugstore. so wife of Ed Badger, a daughter. 2 a ea Ce a ms Dr. FE O. Smith “Ty Who has conduc'ed the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past ANNOUNCSS year, that he has bought out the entire interests of Dr. R. E. Smith in these offices, with their full equipment, and will personally conduct them in the future as heretofore. Masonic Bui'ding, Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal. To the Ladies— We are now displaying a line of Lads’ Leather Wrist Bags ranging to price from 60c to $3 each, wish to purchase or not. Respectfally, Call and: examine them whether you A. & H. W. & & H.W. BARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ow Now Ready for Business. We have now on display an elegant line of Spring Millinery —_wa invite the ladies of Nevada City to call and inspect, UR SPRING HATS —« : sre the talk of the town and ere. way ahead of all othere. We aim to please both in style and price and as a result have sold a great many Hats. We still bave some left. Call and see them. MRS. L. LU BECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. On Monday and Friday I will be in Nevada City to give personal attention to my customers, Oke Bee Shwe Srovery, J.-J. JACKSON, Proprietor.

eater iable Farce st, and are t Price : regalar-price Mt , regular price , regular priced 3, regular price wi ; * regulat ye ar price , regular ori ote, regalarp regular price } cents, recta per pound. or a short tim i er, Charles F: Lummis, Stodito be forgotten experience. ‘included in the rate. arket Street, San Francisco, April 29, 1908 cloudy, possibly fan Hureday fair. pipers MoADrs. ee OO A CONCERT: —_—— rogram to be Ren. by the: Boys sanization. TE ert-and entertainment to be 'Friday evening, May 15tb, s’ Band, will undoubtedly sone of. the most pleasing this character ¢ver_ enjoyed . da City audience. Besides . music to be discoursed by p Band, special literary and atures have been provided ‘ot the best talent obtainable hanty will participate, The 4d to make their band music ive feature also, and are detheir spare time, under the adership of Richard Veale, ng new and popular selecbh they will. render to the this cecasion. The enterwill conclude with a laughlp, which alone will be well sprice of admission charged. eeds of the concert are to br the purpose of purchasing te uniforms for~ the band » hope to be able to wear the . the first time on the coming . t July. This is a wotthy enn which all should assist. and pin giving unstinted support. of admission, including -rets, are now being sold at 50 @ can be procared -from any of the Boys’ Band or. at the . Buy tickets for yourself ly without delay, and give the Jl deserved ‘‘lift.” —— a ane hot mized ‘driuk cae m.Harry at the Oid Corner ne street. tf pod Canyon of Arizona) ~ and Canyon of Arizona has acterized by the globe trotmost wonderful of all things David Starr Jordan, Joaother notable writers have ts beauty. The trip to this out of the beaten paths and possible for the citizen of to visit the Canyon in perpfort. Personally directed l leave at stated periods, Ing first-class and up to date, neea, railroad fare, sleepers, p toute and expenses at the Write mation. Ticket Agent, Sante you ask for Jesse Moore be sure you get it. Don’t let ll you they have something ‘ood. reo. ierware Spoons Forks DishesEte. ® Have a {complete ‘line at very low prices. od, BRAND Broad Street. a our dine of — Souvenir Spoons: 2 “ti Paate Coast Irving M. Scott, who was for many . years vicd president and general manager of the Union Iron Works, died at hie home in Sen Francisco yesterday poor health for some time, and a few days ago his condition become critical. Mr. Scott was one of the best-known not in the world, and it was to the genius and the support of his ‘fellowworkers at the big plant in the Portrero that the Oregon made her famous record. Mr. Scott had long been a sufferer from kidney troubles! Irving M. Scott was a native of Maryland, and aged 65 years. He came to California in 1860 and entered the employ of Peter Donabue at ‘his foundry. two ws earning o large salary. In 1880 Mr. Scott made a tour of the world, and it is said that on the vos@ge across the Pacific he conceived the idea of building great steamsbips at San Francisco, Seven years later the keel of the Charleston was laid at the Union Iron Works. ; He never held public office, but wes several times a candidate for United States Senator from California, A short time ago the Union Iron Worke, in which be held a large interest, was sold to the United States Shipbuilding Trust. : La Rue’s Cough” Cure fe my mM 1 em MENTO] afternoon of paralysis, He had been in. ‘ship-butlders in the United States, if} Sure Shot; at} jletters will please say Daily Record of th Doings of Our People. E. B. Power was down from. You Bet yesterday. OC. W. Porterfield has returned to May bert. Miss Edith Powell retarned” last evening from a visit to Sacramento. F. A. Horton, the -Penn Valley rancher, was a visitor here yesterday. Frank’ Smith and Charles Flyan have returned from a trip to Graniteville, < from San Francisco, en route to Segui county. Father Gilmartin hes retarned from Washington, where he held services on Sunday. R.B, Breuner of Sacramento arfriends. Mre, George Fessler and two chil. dren arrived here yesterday from Silver Uity, New Mexico. Miss Amelia Ronchi retarned Monday evening from a visit to relatives at San Francisco. She wes accompanied by ber cousin, Miss Amelia Paterini, who will visit here, : Perry Arbogast, who has been to San Francieco and other coast resorts for the benefit of his health, returned last evening much improved. Piano Tuner Coming. Paul Schoen, the expert piano tuner, will visit Nevada City'in a few days, and solicits the patronage of old patrons and new. Leave orders at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, and Mr, Schoen will call upon you. av — Advertised Letters. iss The following is a list of the letters remaining in’ the Postoffice at Nevada City, April, 28, 1908: Chinon, W. J. Ooiner, O. O. (2) =Grotate, Mrs. NaliieCurtis, ers B. _ Davie, 6. M Didrikeen, ‘Mir. Dixon, Antone Erskason, A. P. “Jones, Mrs. Belle Megers, Frank If not called for in fifteen days let ters will be sent'to the dead letter of. fice. Parties calling for any of these: “advertised’ pay afee of one cent. for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. cen CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Beara the Giguacare of ‘Spring@ Summer Goods We have a a wed , Goode, ware Mnseds bos or, i Ay in wash go i styles a a par de Sohgag post gs pleased to see you, our prices. For. . Sale ) mn nARERS BG. bet. 6th & 7th, 8. F. he Largest of its kind in the World. ee ug Come and pl Ep eae ‘ow to avoid sickness and If yoa si, fom any of the ills of men, come to the dest Specialist on the the Pacific Coast, ‘Cabins, choice O JUST. RECEIVED Fin ain ers Nevada City. : M. L. & D. MARSH For Sale -Room Cottage, practically new om 6 Lot and a complete Iding Lumber. Mining and Bulld ing Lutad of Boulder St. Tel 291. large stock of Sprin ings and Sammer Dress . Also & beautifal Call in.and see our goode and get whether you purchase or not. H. Crawford For Sale ‘two “stock of ‘loured forty acres of placer mining Yon Dorith arrived here yesterday . ’ i ary the makers, bought at the lowest Hows Items Condensed . For the Benefit of ‘Busy Readers.The Marysviile Desscorat says that the Fortuna Mining Company has seground near Bullerds Bar in Yuba county, there being twenty-one claims in the location. The young son of Samuel Rogers while boxing with a companion yesterday, sprained his left thamb, throwing it out of joint. A new pump was received here yesterday from Sen Francieco for the'St. Gothard mine at Columbia Hill, and will be taken ap to the mine ana put in at once; ‘ Phe jug-Lreaking concert which was to have’ been held next Friday. evening by members of the Methodist. Sunday ‘school, has been postponed on ac-. count of the death of Mrs. Nellie M, Calkins. Next Thursday afternoon a nine from the Ninth grade and one from the Nevada City high school will cross bats at Conley’s fel !. One thousand feet of one and oneeighth inch cable arrived here yesterday for the Murchie mine. It will re. . plage the one that broke recently. — Cold Storage Meats & " For special first-class Oold Storage Meats yon should send your orders !d 3riseel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb tot he market etl-tf KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Pine street oe Nevada Oity New Store, ‘Qoude amd Prices .teady for business, Everything in the oeash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods. We sell for cash only. It enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. “We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what somebody élge buys on credit, . We have come to stay. We are re= ee ait We op not experimenting. the goods.and prices we offer will baild up a good business here. BARGAIN NO. This week we are offering”a mate jcent stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Ohiidren’s Shoes. All brand new, the . beet makes and latest styles. BARGAIN NO. 2. the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirta— golfand fancy stiff bosoms—neckwear,, eocks, and the many things which delight tasty dressers. @@” Remember what we say we do ado do,

Money bask if you’re not satisfied. and make them in a class manner. i also frame them “ordered. frames kinds. when 380 I make tof all ss A pleasing display of the new shapes and styles for Spring and Summer of 1903. Original, artistic and becoming’ work in the trimming of hats to ‘suit individual tastes our specialty. _ We can improve on your style. Call in when passing.. .. Mss E. E. HOEFT Broad 8, Nevada City’ , Main a Valley. . Yes, we've ionies ap ena are now . . Consiste of Men’s Furnishings, such as . “Prank MoGrift was the frst aan to} spector law, Last Friday he ee two carloads of sheep ‘to San cisco. He did not know such was in effect, When rtltiens bed in readiness Agent Morris in bim that he had neglected to have the sheep inspected. Bert Elston, the Yolo county inspector, was telephoned for, and the business was soon over. There became involved in financial dif~ -. was no delay in the shipment of the Guibiies aad ths property reverted to. in place of Henry J, Crocker. It is -+said that business disagreements have sheep, but Mr. McGriff nad to ride on a freight train instead of taking the afternoon passenger ‘as he bad planned.— Woodland Democrat. Own a Lot Ia Richmond. The city of Richarond, the terminus of the Santa Fe R. B., is going to be the greatest manufecturing city on the Pacific Coast. The Standard Oil Company, the Southern Pacific Company and the Santa are spending millions at this point, and it is the one}. place where these three great corporations are centralized: The Richmond Land Company, Crocker Building, San Francisco, is selling lote in the city of Richmond today on payments of $5,008 month. Can you afford to! save $5.00 a month on a chence like this? m2? Manager Wanted. hile chemical sceueniatiies desires mansger (male or female) for thie county. . Must possess high grade businesa ability and be capable of handling force of agents. Address Tran‘. SORIPT, PINT 2 ATHENA A forces of ten men fs nowat work it jog es , of the Gold Tanitel mice, basa bond on the Erie. When the was worked a few years ego excellent ore wae taken out and a modern mill erected, bat the comarias acriers ce bond on the propthe original owners. ‘Doubling the Pow Eighteen men are employed i the Traeckee River General Electric Com patty increasing thé size of ftie flame that conveys the water to the Mystic powerhouse. The change will increase the fall and volume of water, doubling the power that will ~ generated.— Reno Journal. ‘Hires Rootbeer "That will “set you going.” Five gallons for 25 cents, Charles E. Hires Co., . Malvern, Pa. a aaa . * * *% Smoker Calls for , VINTON’S PHARMACY Cet Tour Dick Now Come today while my stock is complete. and everything ie fresh and new. Our. : SPRING HATS are of the very latest designs. We are sure we'can please you. They. are stylish, handsome and very low in price. Oall and see for yourself, ‘Miss Amelia Stevens “ Commercial Street. MOVED. ee 006008 ae ’ bas moved his Boot TRAUTMAN and Shoe repairing store to the store next to J. J. Snyder's on Pine street. I have made a NEW PRICE LIST—Cheap for cash. Hoping the public will take wohl 4p of the low prices . ae Of K te and Shoes. ie A Best place in town to spend . your evenings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of. the best Billard outfite in a town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS piddsianow Beer In town. FRED EILERIMAN ‘teehee Main 881. W. PRESDD _ WHY? a : Because ~ They Know — They Are Getting Their Moneys’ id ii N. S. of Md. ces SOCIAL DANC E By COMPANY 0, N. G.30. At ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Music by the Bon ‘Ton Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies fre, Postotfice Box 114 “SMITH 2 Fad al Wholesale and retail dealer in seni Provisions, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Etc. WM. Hi. Broad Street, =" : PRUNES of My Own Raising and Caring ot Whole’ at Wholesale and Retail oe NEvapa OT hind tee: Jenadiy ‘18, 1908, MR. W. H. SMITH has reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE CENTS PER POUND RETAIL. So ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. They arejfresh and fine end,are,very{delicious in feesr andjvery healthy.! SMITH, ?, = . Nevada Oity _. the present working force. {Coughs atid Golds, down to thé very] i San Vaisesto; sp April 28—Ar the _. bump up against the new sheep inthe Erie mine near Graniteville Open-. a.ecting of the stockholders of the Bi. erra Railway Company yesterday the following officers were elected : Pfesident, Prince Pontatowski; Vico Preeident, W. H. Orocker; Secretary and Treasurer, 8. D, is Wreanaeny General Manager, T. 8. Bullock: Ex-Congreesman Woods was elected a director arisen between Henry J, Orocker and the gentlemen who were elected President and Vice Frenicent. Took Up Tools, Fie. _ B.D, Plummer -retarned this morning td the Steep Hollow gravel claim. @ was accompanied by George Murphy, Charles Gallagher, Louis Brinkmao, James Martin and James Harry, who will be employed at the mine. Ad. Evane and Charles Dougherty, two other owners in the claim, are already on the ground, and with the above additional mer, will comprise a ae» Littlefield, the mining man, who has a bond on the property, went up with the men, taking along plows, scrapere, provisions, etc , necessary to the development of the preliminary work as ontlined in last evening’s Transonipt. Robert Ogdenconveyed the men and outfit to their destination. inspected ihe Mine W. G. Mothley and Michael Tracey of New York, who are interested in the Buckeye mine at Willow Valley, have been here for several days and have mdde a thorough inspection of the property, and expressed themselves ae well pleased with the outlook. The gentlemen left for their home today. Manager T. B. Gray baé everything in first-class shape at the mine and is personally directing the davelopment work. There is a large ledge of flue looking rock and a new mili and hoisting. works has been erected. ~~ ~@+ ‘The existence of society depends upon the good things it has to : ffer its votaries; ‘Old Gilt Edge” whisky, for example..Wiebman, Lutgen-& Qo, -8, ~¥Qare the cough and eave the lite.”. ~ Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures verge of consumption. ‘Killed By a ‘Bull. Corvatiis, Or., April 10—White leading a Jersey bull to the barn last evening William Armstrong, « farmer, residing four miles south of Philmath, was attacked by the animaland received iojuries from which he died two hours later, The ball was horn-— less and the injuries were inflicted by the animal’s head after he bad knocked Armstrong down. It was necessary to shoot the infariated animel in order to drive him away.from the prostrate man. In-City of Rome. ~New York, April 28.—King Edward at the private dinner at the Quirinal, speaking of his uproarious welcome, turning to King Victor Emanuel, said, according to a dispatch to the Tribane from Rome: “Rome is more cosmopolitan then Paris; niore enthusiastic than London. teaw as many American fisgs-as Ens glish, besides those of all other Nations. I noticed the chimes of a charch flying the American flag.” He referred to the American church, the bells of which played the British anthem. Diphtheria, sore throat, croap. Instant relief, permanent care, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectrio Oil, At any drug store. 2@e-+ Robbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as ‘followe: “I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sanken, tongue coated, pain continually io back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters, to my great joy, the first bottle made adecided improvement. Icontinued their use for three weeke, and am now a well man. I know they. robbed the grave of another victim.” Noone should fell to try them. Only-60 cents, guaranteed at Vinton’s drugstore.. so wife of Ed Badger, a daughter. 2 a ea Ce a ms Dr. FE O. Smith “Ty Who has conduc'ed the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past ANNOUNCSS year, that he has bought out the entire interests of Dr. R. E. Smith in these offices, with their full equipment, and will personally conduct them in the future as heretofore. Masonic Bui'ding, Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal. To the Ladies— We are now displaying a line of Lads’ Leather Wrist Bags ranging to price from 60c to $3 each, wish to purchase or not. Respectfally, Call and: examine them whether you A. & H. W. & & H.W. BARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ow Now Ready for Business.. We have now on display an elegant line of Spring Millinery —_wa invite the ladies of Nevada City to call and inspect, UR SPRING HATS —« : sre the talk of the town and ere. way ahead of all othere. We aim to please both in style and price and as a result have sold a great many Hats. We still bave some left. Call and see them. MRS. L. LU BECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. On Monday and Friday I will be in Nevada City to give personal attention to my customers, Oke Bee Shwe Srovery, J.-J. JACKSON, Proprietor.