April 4, 1903 (4 pages)

1S Brey rene Sater Excented at Mri City i new aia immigration law recently passed is an innovaeparehists, If it works out on that line successfully the advocates of violence get Over the bars, TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION 96 Por Year. By Carrer,April 4, 1903 Toesereeeese AGAINST ANARCHISTS. tion in American custom and policy, the most important characteristic of which is the effort made in It to prevent the incoming of and dynamite bombs as means of political reform will find it very difficult to This new law declares that no one who believes in ‘or teaches the doctrine of anarchism shall pass into this country. Anarebista, foreign born and in this country, but still aliens, are denied naturalization, nor will they be permitted to file “declarations of Intention.” Every person who is convicted of knowingly aiding and assisting an anarchist to gain admission is Itable to a fine of $5000 or imprisonment not exceeding five years or less than one. or course, the American anarchists of the dangerous type are not interfered with, but unless they breed very fapidiy they will not find it easy to augment their numbers, provided this law egeinst making our country the dumping-ground for the vicious of Earope is made to hold water. URC IM. 819.74. _. The Red, White and Blue lies north of Big Blue about 800 feet. Course of vein casterly with a dip north. Hes . been a few shallow holes sunk on thia vein, one to the depth of 60 feet. A few hundred tons of ore has beet ‘bined In This heavily charged with salphurets. Famous Mine from Its. Discovery. versaries and was pulling away with ment of the amount of ore extracted . the fear that he will be arrested. and gold bullion preduced from the Marehie mine since its discovery by the Murchie brothers and until it was turned over tothe Marchie Gold and Silver Company (a corporation): The Big Blue was first discovered in taken out, The parties from whom the . their home in itera ledges (ome serere custom milis charged $6 per ton. It is . quite ill, is now improving. quite a strong vein where exposed, being from 18 to 24 inches thick and is. Coyote street with la.grippe. An amasing spectacle was witnessed in front of Bovey’s store on Broad ‘coment mem patrect. Thoradaz.night.when * mel tar Mie ko Teen ‘Rao’ ‘sinter. “Facts Regarding TRG . ss cece ese coer reone re oe ee “nce drews bas secured a position with the to separate the combatants they found . Diemond Match Company. that the young man had entwined his fingers in the flowing locks of his adwill. ~ The damage done was slight and . now the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James their tempers was soon cooled off. The ‘young man who ‘performed the The following article is a true state-. twisting act is greatly distubed with . Relief Hill visiting friends, Special exercises will be held in the. *24 Ready were visiting the county 1852. No ore was worked by mill un-. Methodist Church in commemoration . *4! yesterday. (ave in a Vilhebare (wl tine. WILKESBARRE, Pa., April 4.—A terrible explosion occurred here Ss in one of the Lehigh Goal Company's extensive mines which resulted in the imprisonment of seventy men. Efforts are now being made to reach the men who are entombed. The scenes at the mouth of the mine are heartrending and a large crowd is eagerly awaiting tidings of the miners who are closed in. PERSOUAL MENTION} CRMOY TOURSELE Daily Recor atthe By Attending the I Doings of Oar. ". -Tustrated Lecture and People. ‘Rntertainment, Theodore Welle, who came bers from The . Portland, Oregon, to attend the faveral “Bacies Ramsnuke tases foe ms of his mother, the late Mre. L. H.! 1 inment Company will hold is morning. —" enews Wells, returned bome th This company has the reputation of Attorney T. 8; Ford is in the State] peing one of the Hoest moving picture of Nevads on mining business. combinations on the road, and the SacMr. and Mrs. Mitchell, who formerly ramento and'San Joaquin Developresided bere, bat Bave leely .mede. ment Associations, under whose aueSan Francisco, returned . pices they are touring thie. State and to thie city this week to again take Up/the East, have pladed men at the helm their residence. : whose veracity can be unquestioned Charles Treleavan, who hes been . and tonight they propose to treat their patrone to some of the most beautiful ‘ home hill and valley scenery that ie possible Jomes Young. te tit-at_bis = to depict upon the screens. Besutifal illustrated songs will aleo be a promiG. W. Prentice of the National Hotel) 141+ feature of the entertainment, returned last evening from a visit tO} 7,10n all in all, the attraction promSan Francieco. _.________.___} {gee tobe well worth the price of adMrs. William Floyd and daughter . mission—25 cents to all parc of the Miss Etta Kabias, returned last even-. nonse. ing frem San Francisco, The free concert which was given by Mies M, E. G. Morton of Sacramento the Hawalian quartette in front of the arrived here last evening to visit with National hotel this noon was listened ai with i Rapit-at Mr. and Mrs, William Oline, who. ec*!ved by the people. TOPEKA, April &—Baports from heavy snowstorm. While no demage graph and telephone wires are badly demaged. dTEDTHIS MORNIN Richard Stout Passed Away at the County ~ Hospital. Richard Stout, an old resident of this city, died’at the county hospital at 11 o'clock this morning after’ a lingering illnees with cirrhosis of the liver. He had been an inmate of the inetitation for some time and death came fo} the nature of a relief. “Dick” Stout, as he was familiarly known, in the early days mined at Alpna and was well thought of. Ia later years he had tended bar in different places and was known to almost every one, Deceased HEAVY SNOWSTORN IN KANSAS Daily Passenger Service Ae tcl erie ‘parte of the Beate indicate & to crops or arvenne is reported, ed TAEW THAI. a From Reno,'To. San ~ Francisco. The Southern Pacific Oompany will put on a new passenger train between San Francisco and Reno, beginning today. The trains will leave both places at 8 o’clock p. m., passing at Gédlfax at 1:85a.m. Passengers from Nevada City will take the train leav-. . ing here at 5:15 p. m. to go either east) or west, and have a long wait at Col—Waists. ise Ladies, today we place in one of oar ‘aba Whedints. The fir latest things in Spring and Summer Shirt ‘Waits, Every one new. All made of good —_ , and Embroidery. Prices $1, $1.25, $150, $2 $250, $8 and uf to 0. All sizes f Come early. Be the first. The beet always go first, Respectfully, fax. The ran will be made in less than thirteen hours, and the new train will sutio bye Taree meeens-. Samucl Andrews and wife left this blage. They were attired fo their namorning Pie Chico, where Mr. Antive togas and sang songs in both the . recommended by scores of the leading Hawaiian and English tongues, which . ministers of the churches of Califorwere superbly rendered and favorably. nia, and bearing indoreements from was-a native of Canada and aged 65 years. 5 ‘The faneral will be held from Lane’s Undertaking Parlors at 2:80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Miners to Meet. Daxven, Oolo., Aprii 4—The eleventh annual convention of the. Western Federation of Miners will be held ‘ia Denver,. beginning May 25tb. Aboat 180 locals will be represented, angaere re Seg a gerous places where the recent storm States west of the Mississippi and dn tiened-ite British Columbia will be present. An ie election of officers is to be held and a] 4. W. Rich’s telephone namber has few changes in the constitation are to} been changed to West 87. be discussed. A movement is on foot rto make en eight-hour day ia all the pace 1 mining camps under the ja-ieliction . rmsac : anh R:WALLACE stop at all stations, whereby the averland trains msy make fewer stops. The purpose of the new service isto meet the requirements of the traffic between San Francisco and Tonopah and to anticipate the traffic to Lake Tahoe, which, it is expected, will be very heavy this year. Warning Lights. The Traction Company has bung up several electric lights on Gold Run bridge, to warn teamsetere of the dan1 Turk. reer tht eth att ee Sitvervare . TREE Rishop Thoburo, in charge of the} Methodist Charch in India and the far have been visiting relatives at Maya. bert, came down Thureday and are Tally of this city. bd COFFEE ROASTED DAILY Miss May Landsburg is here from eee Drink Taylor’s — ‘Commercial E. D. Ayers came down yesterday from the Delhi mine. Mrs. Thomas Peard returned from a visit to Sam Francisco last evening. Frank and Jesse Ennor of Rough til 1865 At that time a tunnel was run from the ravine, a distance of sevof the great events in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ, during his last eral hundred feet, and tapped the vein . week on earth. These services will be at a depth of 90 feet from the’ surface. held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs The vein ran in width from 8 to 9. day and Friday evening. On ThureMies Aggie O’Oonnell, the popular Penn Valley sch:olma’am, catme up yesterday to visit her parents. Mise Maggie Watson left this morn ing for North Bloomfield to visit her Blend: Tea & feet, or an average of 5 feet. Between . dey evening, the abniversary of the in-. parents. three and four theusand tons of ore,. stitation of the Lord’s Supper—the ranning in free gold from $850 to} administration of the Sacrament—will . stockholders in the Banner Mining $17.75, or on ati average $12.50 per ton. take place. Everybody is cordially in-. Gompany, arrived bere last evening of 20 cubic feet of broken reck to the}'vited to unite in their services. ton, was crushed in their own and other +e mills. There was taken out at. this depth about $43,000. The ore was heavily charged with sulphurets, but at that period of quartz mining there} ° were no machines for saving salpharete—no methods of working them— all will be made welcome: METHODIST. . there was taken from the samé ledge about 800 feet or more east, several Church Services. Following is a jist of the religions . Bloomfield, wes a visiter here yester therefore all the sulphurets with their services to be held at the various. day. values ran into the creek. In 196g] Creches in this city tomorrow, where J. F. Littlefield, one ef the principal from San Franbisco. 60 cts per pound W. J. Swank came down from the Delbi mine last evening and this morning left for San Francisco. A.D. Gassaway, superintendent of the Union Blue Gravel mine at North 2 TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffees House Broad street, Nevada City. Mrs. E. 3. Yard of Ogden, Utah, who came here to attend her mother’s faneral, the late Mrs. L. H. Wells, left Tea Blenders East, is announced to speak in the Methodiet church tomorrow morning. The people he représents have been for years persecuted most fearfully by the crael Turk, and the Doctor is here to} . ° tell the Chrietian world of these dark Dishes and fearful tragedies and to seek in some way to create a sentiment that Ete will tend to bring these cruelties to an . . end. Everybody should attend this ry service. We Have a pompists line oor at ba ie low prices, GJ, BRAND Broad Street. = Dr. Balyaan, who comes highly Spoons Forks A epring opening sale of white lawn shirt waists is now going on at Maher) & Oo.’e. They have placed today in one of their large show windows the first. and very latest thinge in spring}and summer sbirt waists, They are made of white lawn, trimmed with lace and embroideries. Read their new ad vertisement. There was a foot race on — street today about 1 o’clock which cq.used considerable commotion and made some amusement for the onlookers. . Two local sprinters contested STERLING for the honors and the wianer of the race covered himself with glory, although his competitor proved himself @ speedy man. , The Plaza Plugs defeated the Piety [lection Prodametin of 1i to 15, again demonstrating that THE ELECTORS OF THE CORPORATION of the CITY of NEVADA are hereby ‘eben i 4 2 Sete at. 7 + TP alae Ge ae na DAES SDS Crna ae ae ot 8. hundred tons of ore that milled in gold from the plates and battery $8 or $9 perton. This ore was mostly oxidized and the ore was run over a new set of unplated copper plates. Had this same ore been put over a good set of silver plates, it would have paid $20 per ton or more. The deepest this was drained was not over 80 feet. There was eoft ground on each side of the vein, and a heavy head of water. As near as can be remembered. between $8000 and $4000 were taken out, making the total prodaction of the Big Blue $46,600, This vein runs east and west with a dip north. — The Independent mine. Oourse of véin due north. South with a dip west of 883¢ degrees, and intersects the Big Biue in running from the old incline south at the 90 foot chute of ore before referred to. In 1859 this vein was discovered by a party ground sluicing and was koown as a“blind ledge.” A men by the name of Storey worked the vein to a depth of 20 feet perpendicular to water level and took ont $9000. The ore rapping $82 per ton in free gold. After falling into the hands of the Murchbfe brothers in. 1871, they worked by hand with 6 meu, eight hour sbifts,bailing water, and took-out $7800. Afterward steam power was installed and from thet time until closed down by the burning of the works in 1875, we took out in gold bullion $77,509.74. This was at a depth of 800 feet from surface on the slope of ein, Gold prodaction: After works were erected, §$77,51974; by hand, _, $7800; by Storey, $9000. Total, $94,_ Dr. Solymon, a prominent divine of the Nestorican Ohurch, will occupy the-puipit in the morning. He is here in the imterest of the persecuted Armenians. Preaching in the evening by the pastor, Rev, W. Angwin, Sunday school at the close of morning service, Intermediate ‘League at 5 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p.m. Olass meeting at 9 36; leader, J. Tamblyn. CONGREGATIONAL, The pastor, Rev. J, Sims, will preach both morning and evening. Subject in the evening, “Palm Sunday, or Obrist’s Triumphal March into Jerusalem.” Christian Endeavor Society will meet at the usual hoar, led by H. P. Daily. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. EPISCOPAL. Sanday before Easter (Palm Sanday) —Services at Trinity charch to-morrow will be as follows: Holy communion and sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday School and bible clase, 12:30 p. m.; no evening sérvice on account of services at Grass Valley. Mondsy, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Satarday, service at 4:80 p.m. Good Friday— Morning prayer, ante-communion and sermon at 11 o'clock; evening prayer, litany and address, 7:80 o'clock. W, A. Bimer, Fector, Ordinary bousebold accidents bave no terrors when there’s a bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil in the medicine chest, Heals burns, cuis, bruises today for her home. Mise Maud and Miss Mabel Banley left this morning for San Francisco, where they have positions. Francisco, where he has a position. Mise E.L. Hamilton of Sau Francisco is here on a visit to her sister, Miss Florence Hamilton. Grent Skidmore came down from North Bloomfield today. of San Francisco, is in town. F. EB. Wright is here from Colusa, ‘NM. Q. Morrill is here from San Francieso, J. H. Halstead is up from Gaverteville, Ed German was over from North San} Juan today. Supervisor E. T. Worthley came down from Wasbington today to friars: a meeting of the Board. sprains. Instant relief. ‘Coffee B Roasters the water front kids are a lively lot. W. Black left this morning for Sen James McBride, the hardware man. ,. dramatic successes and the latest fads very low price. CASTORIA ‘Tee Ke Yu 8 Have Always Ba boght Bears the Gignacare of Nevada 2 Theater S ‘1G NIGHTS 8 ~~ god usual matines Wanted Wanted—Furnished house in Nevada City for July, Atgust and September. Three or four bedrooms. Moderate rent. Careful Starting ki, Apri An tan atta psy Soros lara nates ompny 1H pig Hats I now have an elegant Spring Millinery Zane tins tt wi a, sell A a a Wisenting a repertoire of the latest io — a Walking Hats a beautifal lime now on sale. Ladies, ‘and ese them, you will be pleased. now while my line is complete. In @ few days I will have a grand seenin ot Rpring Millinery and will have on a all the on display latest millinery ey, PRICES 20-080 20 ots 80 ote eas eee + Openton play—“A Roysi Spy.” Commercial Atreet, notifie1 that an Election will be held in Miss Amelia Stevens) Nevada City —on— Monday, May 4, 1903, To elect the following named officers: 1 Marshal ~ 3 Treasurer t City T; t rus 5 City Trustee The places of election and t shall conduct the said cleothva fr sean ne the foar yesinets * — erty of Nevada ey are here’ eppointed as follows, to-wit: a PRBCIBOS NO. 1—Polls at Clutter’s Carpenter Shop. Inspectors, John E fter, J rr Martin. PP udaee, Geo “Davey. 2. C White, . Sart & ee ze pS. . Ww. V. Bennetts. Ballot PRECINCT mp. } Polls a hy Hall. InWilllam Wo gin Hooper, i Sendow Sr. Fa tg % r Wek ers “EE hn Webbe: lion. Clerks, PRECINCT NO. 8—Polls at No. 1 Engine Mowe cok tadges Th, Ieee. tehan, Geo. W. lpr =a myProt re arane . hoa D fase x nn ° 8 unnioll ff, H. Hicks. lot Clerks, E. A. Moore, ©. PEL STARA. fiRSs. H. roa Pigg has re Noppareil Restaurant ie en street and will co # Saas etrie, nduct it in firet — noon and Tematn Open all ; oor Te Poutresr AtrantiOn Given Tt. will opep at 12}{ M.L. & D. 5. MARSH Manofacturers of and Dealers oo Mining, Bridge, Bl LUMBHE hakes, Shingles, . Doors and Wind = ——_— ‘A fall stook of MASUBTS oh MIXED PAINTS, and Oedar Shingles, Plain am Screen . Doors kept conta .Head of B Hs Whya Painter Smiles , The practical painter says, . it makes him smile when a man insists on Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint. It always means another job from the man next door. “Envy. is just another “name for human natures Patton’s . : Sun-PROOF Paint tific f0 is famous for its lasting qualities.” Mode from scien of the best materials, machine mixed in cxact nm the only paint that resists the sum and weather — ' @racks or chalks off, and to wear for five 78 Gend for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice (free) to PATTON PAINT 00., Lake St., Milwauie Turner ea ae at 30 Pavnoss. ight fair, anday motalng, f l ws iar Comps if at Rxee Low Prit el e and, playand city vieited th goanimous in Mathes Oompany k's. engagement . er Monday evenin st and most: c¢ "iayiDg at popalar isited the Weat. company—a V: ic company com! gontinnous perfor nat ig in vogue in nday night’s play, rawa ization of th 9 and deals. wi a's life from the t sy until he was 1 prison. Ulara Mathes ¥ haracter of the Co saused his convict repented and e Some of Miss ring notices ‘and ¥ elicited through . of this most difi ig woll suited to @ talents of the ny. Seven hig re jotroduced bets oyal Spy.” prices of admi 80 cents, Seats ey’s confectioner Hog ishere at! las ing have made th bis said to be a 61 storme are over, pg sounds pleag p basy little worke bilding their hous assailed by thei joglish sparrow, a oyed. a ‘Ice Crernm a EB.Togler, the « thie soda fountain e his deliciout m soda, with p 2-200 @ or Oni, City oF Luoas County K J. CHENEY ms Mior partuer of tl mir&éCo, doing of Toledo, County pod that said fir of ONE HUND) ach and every ¢ Cannot be curec i's Catarru Cure FRAN] orn to before me Y preeence, this 6 . D, 1886, ] A.W, Ve Qatarrh Cur 8nd acts direct ‘Mucous “surface for testimonials OHENEY & Co, . id by druggists, 7 all's Family Pills ——~+ +e . Cold Storage Special first-ole # you should sen a., Oomae it of beet pork, m a ee aster N ‘Thave a spec » Oandies ¢ Oandy a? R Other things t Ten, Come ar ETE CONFEOT bial Street, . DCIAL By COMPANY At ARMOR turday S by the Bon a, Gents 80

1S Brey rene Sater Excented at Mri City i new aia immigration law recently passed is an innovaeparehists, If it works out on that line successfully the advocates of violence get Over the bars, TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION 96 Por Year. By Carrer,April 4, 1903 Toesereeeese AGAINST ANARCHISTS. tion in American custom and policy, the most important characteristic of which is the effort made in It to prevent the incoming of and dynamite bombs as means of political reform will find it very difficult to This new law declares that no one who believes in ‘or teaches the doctrine of anarchism shall pass into this country. Anarebista, foreign born and in this country, but still aliens, are denied naturalization, nor will they be permitted to file “declarations of Intention.” Every person who is convicted of knowingly aiding and assisting an anarchist to gain admission is Itable to a fine of $5000 or imprisonment not exceeding five years or less than one. or course, the American anarchists of the dangerous type are not interfered with, but unless they breed very fapidiy they will not find it easy to augment their numbers, provided this law egeinst making our country the dumping-ground for the vicious of Earope is made to hold water. URC IM. 819.74. _. The Red, White and Blue lies north of Big Blue about 800 feet. Course of vein casterly with a dip north. Hes . been a few shallow holes sunk on thia vein, one to the depth of 60 feet. A few hundred tons of ore has beet ‘bined In This heavily charged with salphurets. Famous Mine from Its. Discovery. versaries and was pulling away with ment of the amount of ore extracted . the fear that he will be arrested. and gold bullion preduced from the Marehie mine since its discovery by the Murchie brothers and until it was turned over tothe Marchie Gold and Silver Company (a corporation): The Big Blue was first discovered in taken out, The parties from whom the . their home in itera ledges (ome serere custom milis charged $6 per ton. It is . quite ill, is now improving. quite a strong vein where exposed, being from 18 to 24 inches thick and is. Coyote street with la.grippe. An amasing spectacle was witnessed in front of Bovey’s store on Broad ‘coment mem patrect. Thoradaz.night.when * mel tar Mie ko Teen ‘Rao’ ‘sinter. “Facts Regarding TRG . ss cece ese coer reone re oe ee “nce drews bas secured a position with the to separate the combatants they found . Diemond Match Company. that the young man had entwined his fingers in the flowing locks of his adwill. ~ The damage done was slight and . now the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James their tempers was soon cooled off. The ‘young man who ‘performed the The following article is a true state-. twisting act is greatly distubed with . Relief Hill visiting friends, Special exercises will be held in the. *24 Ready were visiting the county 1852. No ore was worked by mill un-. Methodist Church in commemoration . *4! yesterday. (ave in a Vilhebare (wl tine. WILKESBARRE, Pa., April 4.—A terrible explosion occurred here Ss in one of the Lehigh Goal Company's extensive mines which resulted in the imprisonment of seventy men. Efforts are now being made to reach the men who are entombed. The scenes at the mouth of the mine are heartrending and a large crowd is eagerly awaiting tidings of the miners who are closed in. PERSOUAL MENTION} CRMOY TOURSELE Daily Recor atthe By Attending the I Doings of Oar. ". -Tustrated Lecture and People. ‘Rntertainment, Theodore Welle, who came bers from The . Portland, Oregon, to attend the faveral “Bacies Ramsnuke tases foe ms of his mother, the late Mre. L. H.! 1 inment Company will hold is morning. —" enews Wells, returned bome th This company has the reputation of Attorney T. 8; Ford is in the State] peing one of the Hoest moving picture of Nevads on mining business. combinations on the road, and the SacMr. and Mrs. Mitchell, who formerly ramento and'San Joaquin Developresided bere, bat Bave leely .mede. ment Associations, under whose aueSan Francisco, returned . pices they are touring thie. State and to thie city this week to again take Up/the East, have pladed men at the helm their residence. : whose veracity can be unquestioned Charles Treleavan, who hes been . and tonight they propose to treat their patrone to some of the most beautiful ‘ home hill and valley scenery that ie possible Jomes Young. te tit-at_bis = to depict upon the screens. Besutifal illustrated songs will aleo be a promiG. W. Prentice of the National Hotel) 141+ feature of the entertainment, returned last evening from a visit tO} 7,10n all in all, the attraction promSan Francieco. _.________.___} {gee tobe well worth the price of adMrs. William Floyd and daughter . mission—25 cents to all parc of the Miss Etta Kabias, returned last even-. nonse. ing frem San Francisco, The free concert which was given by Mies M, E. G. Morton of Sacramento the Hawalian quartette in front of the arrived here last evening to visit with National hotel this noon was listened ai with i Rapit-at Mr. and Mrs, William Oline, who. ec*!ved by the people. TOPEKA, April &—Baports from heavy snowstorm. While no demage graph and telephone wires are badly demaged. dTEDTHIS MORNIN Richard Stout Passed Away at the County ~ Hospital. Richard Stout, an old resident of this city, died’at the county hospital at 11 o'clock this morning after’ a lingering illnees with cirrhosis of the liver. He had been an inmate of the inetitation for some time and death came fo} the nature of a relief. “Dick” Stout, as he was familiarly known, in the early days mined at Alpna and was well thought of. Ia later years he had tended bar in different places and was known to almost every one, Deceased HEAVY SNOWSTORN IN KANSAS Daily Passenger Service Ae tcl erie ‘parte of the Beate indicate & to crops or arvenne is reported, ed TAEW THAI. a From Reno,'To. San ~ Francisco. The Southern Pacific Oompany will put on a new passenger train between San Francisco and Reno, beginning today. The trains will leave both places at 8 o’clock p. m., passing at Gédlfax at 1:85a.m. Passengers from Nevada City will take the train leav-. . ing here at 5:15 p. m. to go either east) or west, and have a long wait at Col—Waists. ise Ladies, today we place in one of oar ‘aba Whedints. The fir latest things in Spring and Summer Shirt ‘Waits, Every one new. All made of good —_ , and Embroidery. Prices $1, $1.25, $150, $2 $250, $8 and uf to 0. All sizes f Come early. Be the first. The beet always go first, Respectfully, fax. The ran will be made in less than thirteen hours, and the new train will sutio bye Taree meeens-. Samucl Andrews and wife left this blage. They were attired fo their namorning Pie Chico, where Mr. Antive togas and sang songs in both the . recommended by scores of the leading Hawaiian and English tongues, which . ministers of the churches of Califorwere superbly rendered and favorably. nia, and bearing indoreements from was-a native of Canada and aged 65 years. 5 ‘The faneral will be held from Lane’s Undertaking Parlors at 2:80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.. Miners to Meet. Daxven, Oolo., Aprii 4—The eleventh annual convention of the. Western Federation of Miners will be held ‘ia Denver,. beginning May 25tb. Aboat 180 locals will be represented, angaere re Seg a gerous places where the recent storm States west of the Mississippi and dn tiened-ite British Columbia will be present. An ie election of officers is to be held and a] 4. W. Rich’s telephone namber has few changes in the constitation are to} been changed to West 87. be discussed. A movement is on foot rto make en eight-hour day ia all the pace 1 mining camps under the ja-ieliction . rmsac : anh R:WALLACE stop at all stations, whereby the averland trains msy make fewer stops. The purpose of the new service isto meet the requirements of the traffic between San Francisco and Tonopah and to anticipate the traffic to Lake Tahoe, which, it is expected, will be very heavy this year. Warning Lights. The Traction Company has bung up several electric lights on Gold Run bridge, to warn teamsetere of the dan1 Turk. reer tht eth att ee Sitvervare . TREE Rishop Thoburo, in charge of the} Methodist Charch in India and the far have been visiting relatives at Maya. bert, came down Thureday and are Tally of this city. bd COFFEE ROASTED DAILY Miss May Landsburg is here from eee Drink Taylor’s — ‘Commercial E. D. Ayers came down yesterday from the Delhi mine. Mrs. Thomas Peard returned from a visit to Sam Francisco last evening. Frank and Jesse Ennor of Rough til 1865 At that time a tunnel was run from the ravine, a distance of sevof the great events in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ, during his last eral hundred feet, and tapped the vein . week on earth. These services will be at a depth of 90 feet from the’ surface. held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs The vein ran in width from 8 to 9. day and Friday evening. On ThureMies Aggie O’Oonnell, the popular Penn Valley sch:olma’am, catme up yesterday to visit her parents. Mise Maggie Watson left this morn ing for North Bloomfield to visit her Blend: Tea & feet, or an average of 5 feet. Between . dey evening, the abniversary of the in-. parents. three and four theusand tons of ore,. stitation of the Lord’s Supper—the ranning in free gold from $850 to} administration of the Sacrament—will . stockholders in the Banner Mining $17.75, or on ati average $12.50 per ton. take place. Everybody is cordially in-. Gompany, arrived bere last evening of 20 cubic feet of broken reck to the}'vited to unite in their services. ton, was crushed in their own and other +e mills. There was taken out at. this depth about $43,000. The ore was heavily charged with sulphurets, but at that period of quartz mining there} ° were no machines for saving salpharete—no methods of working them— all will be made welcome: METHODIST. . there was taken from the samé ledge about 800 feet or more east, several Church Services. Following is a jist of the religions . Bloomfield, wes a visiter here yester therefore all the sulphurets with their services to be held at the various. day. values ran into the creek. In 196g] Creches in this city tomorrow, where J. F. Littlefield, one ef the principal from San Franbisco. 60 cts per pound W. J. Swank came down from the Delbi mine last evening and this morning left for San Francisco. A.D. Gassaway, superintendent of the Union Blue Gravel mine at North 2 TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffees House Broad street, Nevada City. Mrs. E. 3. Yard of Ogden, Utah, who came here to attend her mother’s faneral, the late Mrs. L. H. Wells, left Tea Blenders East, is announced to speak in the Methodiet church tomorrow morning. The people he représents have been for years persecuted most fearfully by the crael Turk, and the Doctor is here to} . ° tell the Chrietian world of these dark Dishes and fearful tragedies and to seek in some way to create a sentiment that Ete will tend to bring these cruelties to an . . end. Everybody should attend this ry service. We Have a pompists line oor at ba ie low prices, GJ, BRAND Broad Street. = Dr. Balyaan, who comes highly Spoons Forks A epring opening sale of white lawn shirt waists is now going on at Maher) & Oo.’e. They have placed today in one of their large show windows the first. and very latest thinge in spring}and summer sbirt waists, They are made of white lawn, trimmed with lace and embroideries. Read their new ad vertisement. There was a foot race on — street today about 1 o’clock which cq.used considerable commotion and made some amusement for the onlookers. . Two local sprinters contested STERLING for the honors and the wianer of the race covered himself with glory, although his competitor proved himself @ speedy man. , The Plaza Plugs defeated the Piety [lection Prodametin of 1i to 15, again demonstrating that THE ELECTORS OF THE CORPORATION of the CITY of NEVADA are hereby ‘eben i 4 2 Sete at. 7 + TP alae Ge ae na DAES SDS Crna ae ae ot 8. hundred tons of ore that milled in gold from the plates and battery $8 or $9 perton. This ore was mostly oxidized and the ore was run over a new set of unplated copper plates. Had this same ore been put over a good set of silver plates, it would have paid $20 per ton or more. The deepest this was drained was not over 80 feet. There was eoft ground on each side of the vein, and a heavy head of water. As near as can be remembered. between $8000 and $4000 were taken out, making the total prodaction of the Big Blue $46,600, This vein runs east and west with a dip north. — The Independent mine. Oourse of véin due north. South with a dip west of 883¢ degrees, and intersects the Big Biue in running from the old incline south at the 90 foot chute of ore before referred to. In 1859 this vein was discovered by a party ground sluicing

and was koown as a“blind ledge.” A men by the name of Storey worked the vein to a depth of 20 feet perpendicular to water level and took ont $9000. The ore rapping $82 per ton in free gold. After falling into the hands of the Murchbfe brothers in. 1871, they worked by hand with 6 meu, eight hour sbifts,bailing water, and took-out $7800. Afterward steam power was installed and from thet time until closed down by the burning of the works in 1875, we took out in gold bullion $77,509.74. This was at a depth of 800 feet from surface on the slope of ein, Gold prodaction: After works were erected, §$77,51974; by hand, _, $7800; by Storey, $9000. Total, $94,_ Dr. Solymon, a prominent divine of the Nestorican Ohurch, will occupy the-puipit in the morning. He is here in the imterest of the persecuted Armenians. Preaching in the evening by the pastor, Rev, W. Angwin, Sunday school at the close of morning service, Intermediate ‘League at 5 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p.m. Olass meeting at 9 36; leader, J. Tamblyn. CONGREGATIONAL, The pastor, Rev. J, Sims, will preach both morning and evening. Subject in the evening, “Palm Sunday, or Obrist’s Triumphal March into Jerusalem.” Christian Endeavor Society will meet at the usual hoar, led by H. P. Daily. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. EPISCOPAL. Sanday before Easter (Palm Sanday) —Services at Trinity charch to-morrow will be as follows: Holy communion and sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday School and bible clase, 12:30 p. m.; no evening sérvice on account of services at Grass Valley. Mondsy, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Satarday, service at 4:80 p.m. Good Friday— Morning prayer, ante-communion and sermon at 11 o'clock; evening prayer, litany and address, 7:80 o'clock. W, A. Bimer, Fector, Ordinary bousebold accidents bave no terrors when there’s a bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil in the medicine chest, Heals burns, cuis, bruises today for her home. Mise Maud and Miss Mabel Banley left this morning for San Francisco, where they have positions. Francisco, where he has a position. Mise E.L. Hamilton of Sau Francisco is here on a visit to her sister, Miss Florence Hamilton. Grent Skidmore came down from North Bloomfield today. of San Francisco, is in town. F. EB. Wright is here from Colusa, ‘NM. Q. Morrill is here from San Francieso, J. H. Halstead is up from Gaverteville, Ed German was over from North San} Juan today. Supervisor E. T. Worthley came down from Wasbington today to friars: a meeting of the Board. sprains. Instant relief. ‘Coffee B Roasters the water front kids are a lively lot. W. Black left this morning for Sen James McBride, the hardware man. ,. dramatic successes and the latest fads very low price. CASTORIA ‘Tee Ke Yu 8 Have Always Ba boght Bears the Gignacare of Nevada 2 Theater S ‘1G NIGHTS 8 ~~ god usual matines Wanted Wanted—Furnished house in Nevada City for July, Atgust and September. Three or four bedrooms. Moderate rent. Careful Starting ki, Apri An tan atta psy Soros lara nates ompny 1H pig Hats I now have an elegant Spring Millinery Zane tins tt wi a, sell A a a Wisenting a repertoire of the latest io — a Walking Hats a beautifal lime now on sale. Ladies, ‘and ese them, you will be pleased. now while my line is complete. In @ few days I will have a grand seenin ot Rpring Millinery and will have on a all the on display latest millinery ey, PRICES 20-080 20 ots 80 ote eas eee + Openton play—“A Roysi Spy.” Commercial Atreet, notifie1 that an Election will be held in Miss Amelia Stevens) Nevada City —on— Monday, May 4, 1903, To elect the following named officers: 1 Marshal ~ 3 Treasurer t City T; t rus 5 City Trustee The places of election and t shall conduct the said cleothva fr sean ne the foar yesinets * — erty of Nevada ey are here’ eppointed as follows, to-wit: a PRBCIBOS NO. 1—Polls at Clutter’s Carpenter Shop. Inspectors, John E fter, J rr Martin. PP udaee, Geo “Davey. 2. C White, . Sart & ee ze pS. . Ww. V. Bennetts. Ballot PRECINCT mp. } Polls a hy Hall. InWilllam Wo gin Hooper, i Sendow Sr. Fa tg % r Wek ers “EE hn Webbe: lion. Clerks, PRECINCT NO. 8—Polls at No. 1 Engine Mowe cok tadges Th, Ieee. tehan, Geo. W. lpr =a myProt re arane . hoa D fase x nn ° 8 unnioll ff, H. Hicks. lot Clerks, E. A. Moore, ©. PEL STARA. fiRSs. H. roa Pigg has re Noppareil Restaurant ie en street and will co # Saas etrie, nduct it in firet — noon and Tematn Open all ; oor Te Poutresr AtrantiOn Given Tt. will opep at 12}{ M.L. & D. 5. MARSH Manofacturers of and Dealers oo Mining, Bridge, Bl LUMBHE hakes, Shingles, . Doors and Wind = ——_— ‘A fall stook of MASUBTS oh MIXED PAINTS, and Oedar Shingles, Plain am Screen . Doors kept conta ..Head of B Hs Whya Painter Smiles , The practical painter says, . it makes him smile when a man insists on Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint. It always means another job from the man next door. “Envy. is just another “name for human natures Patton’s . : Sun-PROOF Paint tific f0 is famous for its lasting qualities.” Mode from scien of the best materials, machine mixed in cxact nm the only paint that resists the sum and weather — ' @racks or chalks off, and to wear for five 78 Gend for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice (free) to PATTON PAINT 00., Lake St., Milwauie Turner ea ae at 30 Pavnoss. ight fair, anday motalng, f l ws iar Comps if at Rxee Low Prit el e and, playand city vieited th goanimous in Mathes Oompany k's. engagement . er Monday evenin st and most: c¢ "iayiDg at popalar isited the Weat. company—a V: ic company com! gontinnous perfor nat ig in vogue in nday night’s play, rawa ization of th 9 and deals. wi a's life from the t sy until he was 1 prison. Ulara Mathes ¥ haracter of the Co saused his convict repented and e Some of Miss ring notices ‘and ¥ elicited through . of this most difi ig woll suited to @ talents of the ny. Seven hig re jotroduced bets oyal Spy.” prices of admi 80 cents, Seats ey’s confectioner Hog ishere at! las ing have made th bis said to be a 61 storme are over, pg sounds pleag p basy little worke bilding their hous assailed by thei joglish sparrow, a oyed. a ‘Ice Crernm a EB.Togler, the « thie soda fountain e his deliciout m soda, with p 2-200 @ or Oni, City oF Luoas County K J. CHENEY ms Mior partuer of tl mir&éCo, doing of Toledo, County pod that said fir of ONE HUND) ach and every ¢ Cannot be curec i's Catarru Cure FRAN] orn to before me Y preeence, this 6 . D, 1886, ] A.W, Ve Qatarrh Cur 8nd acts direct ‘Mucous “surface for testimonials OHENEY & Co, . id by druggists, 7 all's Family Pills ——~+ +e . 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