April 4, 1904 (4 pages)

[HE TRANSCRIPS. § MONDAY: vie sees PRM 4, 1904) : ™ ji gh oat 3 Tees.A Tatge delegation from Nevada si rs 5 named play will be proAll that was mortal. of the late Join vada City 28 grand ited our * @ variety of ad reasonable, 3ECK ercial Street SST RD . this morning on mining business. . fa here on a visit. » North Blogmfleld this morning and ——_—_—__ ay Perfume for al (ES <MACY Couri. less was trans, wr Oourt today3th as time for 1, The value of » F.8. Richards 0, administrator he estate of F. 8, agitated for the & hards, deceased, onday, May 16th. : Son ve. Richard . Friday, April leming, Set for d. att. Judgment abaro Lumber change of trial de. Arguments Hing and Attoryaloon on Broad alty of Fancy epend that they Siriariiciniomsimcen ne ll We essert? } in the family . er it to-day. Try 11 dessert. No boiling! 1° rater. and set to , Orange, RaspGet a package to cts. eerrry velties RS nt: purchase yar etore we Mg you tc & » pahoram4 jour window ILER morming. . day evening’s train on a visit to his ton. \ sprained ankle. -O, People. Superintendent A. D. Gessaway arrived here-¢his morning and left ‘for L. L. Myers left for San: Francieco Mrs. Clyde Meleod of Santa Ross ¥. O. McGsgin came down from left:for the Bay. ay J. Marks ie here from Sacramento op a business trip, © ‘ Ohas. 8. Paine came over from San Juan thie morning. J. BR. Biggs arrived here yesterday from Philadelphia on a business trip. L, Pierce end J. L, Martin of San Francisco came in last evening’s train. Frank Vaughn came .down from North Bloomfield this morning. mittee will meet at Grass Valley. this 4 “"Pieket No. 876 won the large Raster egg at Chas. E. Togler’s confectionery individual in jail Saturday night. The . the was given his freedom yesterday morning: bet ae d away and travel to that Company O's social dance last SatWilhelm’ next Saturday evening a Superintendent W, H.'Dunlap of the Lecompton mine has tarned over to Comutissioner Butler a noval exhibit forthe St, Louis Fair. It is a glass jee with a rich piece of quarts in the bottom of it. Above the quarts: ia a strata of sand from. the mill, Then comes a strate of amalgam and above it a layer of gold. ‘Then is shown concentrates and slime. It ise a very pretty display. oe Work on the new canvas plant to be B. B. Muller te down from Wash-. erected at the Oustomah mine has bea ington. ‘ W. W. Tiner arrived here from San Jose last evening and left this morning for Downieville, H. A; Ohambers ie here from San Francisco. ; N. Richardson ts over from Truckee. W. Shand returned this morning from San Francisco on his way to Graniteville. : ‘ O. 8. Downs arrived here this morning from the Bay. G. E. Bernard is over from Forbestown. ; : Mre. Phil Debrig of North Bloomfield ie here.on. a visit to her. sister, Mre. Torpie. Assistant Attorney-General E. B Power returned to San Francisco. this Mies Jeguie McIntosh has returned to her home io Oskiland. Truman 8, Olark arrived here last Saturday evening from Downleville and left yesterday morning. for San Francisco. Elmer Abney of Graniteville camé down Saturday, en route to the Hastero States, where he will remain for some time, Joho .Foss has recovered from brief illness. Mra. John’ Delbridge, who -has been quite il], is recovering. Mies Annie Cohen has returued from North San Juan. Wm. Chisholm isdown from Maybert. Dr. John Ivey arrived on last Saturparents, ; W. G. Shand of Graniteville is among the late visitors to the county seat. Mrs. Thomas Coan has returned to Phelps Hill, after a visit bere. Phil Cammings of North Bloomfield spent yesterday in thie city, Gilbert Richards is suffering from a sore eye, The optic became poisoned in some manner, W. H. Scbrader, one of the teachers in the public schools here, has gone to Marysville on a short visit. Eieworth Bennetts, who has been ill at his bome on Lost Hill for several weeks, is convaleecing. A. W. Hare, who is one of the mining students here, isa son of George A. Hare, who was engaged in mining opera ions on the Yuba, above WasbingJacob Gitbert of North San Juan left here yeeterdey for San Francisco on a business trip. Me. and Mrs. Mark MoCallough and Miss Ida Bradbury of North San Jaan, who are suffering from diphtheria, are now in a fair way to recovery. Olyde P. MoLeod, the insurance agent, has decided to remain here for another week. William TT. Bale, the well-known motorman on the electric road, left yesterday morning for. San Francisco for a well earned vacation. Superintendent James T.Gribbie,who came here to attend the Carnow-Gri bble nuptials whioh were solemnized last evening, returned to Grissly Fiat, El Dorado county, this morning. Supervisor W. H. Martin is able to be out again, after saffering from a Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by thoes iretess; little workers—Dr. King’s New es ae and day Bot th work, night '. : t ibies. Easy, pleasant, poe Wiiviy abo on Vighen's demgaaees nnn meme a Moneyback . means Schil. all.at your grocer’s. don’t like them, he returns your commenced aud will be,rnshed to completion as quickly as possible, O:to Woebler, general manager of the South Yubs Mining and Smelter Company, near French -Corral, has brought to thie city eome good looking specimens of gold, silver and copper ores, taken from tunnel No. 6. The tunnel is now in 276 feet. This property was formerly known as the Red Ledge mine. TRUE GLENS Taken From § Saturday's Republican and of Absorbing Interest. J. E. Sibley ie now.in full. charge of the mills and factories of the Truckee Lamber Oompany in this city. He succeeds Manager H. H. Scales who has heretofore conducted the business of the company. Mr. Scales and wife left Truckee Wednesday for San Francleco and the gentleman will hereafter be identified with the California Pine Box and Lumber Oompany. ~~ At a meeting of the Fire Department last Wednesday night Daniel McPheters John Sherritt and Fritz Obland were nominated for fire commissioners, to be voted for at the election Monday. They are the present commiesioners and will probably succeed themselves, as no other names have been proposed. The election will also be for the special fire tax which Trackee authorizes to be levied each year. The sum to be voted upon is $1,250, and there is no doubt about the result of the election. Constable Wilson was here ‘Chursday looking fora man who who was implicated ina bu giary in: Reno recently. A confederate of the man had been arrested and jailed at Verdi and told the officer the other was in Truckes, He was not located, however. The lumber milis at Hobart Mills will open for the season’s run on April 10th, and a season of profit ie expected. Already orders are piled up farin advance, Yeaterday was the opening of the trout fiehiag season and many lovers of the sport spent the day angling io the river eed creeks. Some of the more ardent ones began fishing as s00n as the clocks struck the hour of midnight, bat they bad very poor sport until’ morning dawned. Some good catches were made in spite of the water being rather high. ei rs Shipping of ice from the ice houses at Donner began today and will, it is expected, continue regularly henceforth. Other companies are also besigning to ship. Sale Confirmed. The sale of property heretofore made io the estate of Edwin Tilley, deceased, came ap in the Superior Court Be ee ee el Mise Minnie Kinkead of Park avenue gellgcee Tel aa tltae oat ot ioe . Mies Kinkead will be obliged to carry ‘Dra, 0. L, Maller and 0. H, Lehners Saturday removed the rock which imbedded itself in James K. Willlame’ thigh at the Lecompton mine last week. An incision six inches deep was Mecessary to remove the foreign subA piece of quartz penetrated James White’s eye Saturday, while ut work in the Murchie mine, and caused a painSatarday the sum of $2,000 was received by Mrs, Lizzie Naffsiger, the amount in which her late husband, O. J. Naffziger, waa insured in Nevada City Lodge, No, 52, A. O. U. W. Some unscrupulous person or persons has appropriated two of the telephone polee between this city and the Champion mine, One was cut down and the other pulled up. Both were taken away. Miss Freda Wilkins, the deaconess at the M. E. charoh, left this morning for San Francisco, where she will engage in settlement work. The young lady ie @ faithful And conscientious christian worker and no doubt will meet with deserved success, WEDDED. BLISS. John Curow and May Gribble Plight Their Last evening ‘8 “very pretty wedding Spring street, when Mies May Gribble, the eldest daughter of James T. Gribnow, 8 popular and industrious young man, of this city. At precisely nine o'clock the bridal party entered the handsomely decorated parlors to the strains of a pretty wedding march. Rev. J. Sims, pastor of the First Oongregational church performed the ceremony, and Many guests witnessed the happy event. The bridesmaids were Mies Isabella. Richards and Miss Anvie Plummer, while Messrs. Lester Kirkham and Eugene Hallett actasister of the groom, was maid of honor. Little Rath Gribble wae the ring bearer, and as the binding words were being spoken those present beheld an exceedingly pleasing scene. The bride was. gowned in elegant attire, and she looked very pretty. In neat conventional black, the groom presented a fine appearance. After the ceremony many hearty congratulations were extended and a reception followed. An elaborate wedding supper was then enjoyed, and more kind words for the health and prosperity of the happy young couple, who left on the early morning train for San Francisco. The honeymoon will be spent there and in nearby cities, after which they will take up their residence here. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho . Sigpacare Go East “Tourist”—Why Not Have you never heard about our touriet excursions? Well, you shoula know all about them, es; are thinking of going cheapest and st the same time, most comfortable way to travel. e are here to give you all the information you want, and will be to do 80; also to send you, free of cha our bandsomel. i y il of travel, nag a Pl the Our fast express traine—three of them every day—also carry dining cars and Pullman Palace sleepers through to Ohicago and 8t. Louis, If you want to you may stop a day fo Bay tae Oe without expense’ of ho All you have to do is, drop me aline, say when and where you are going: we will do the rest. 5 W. J. SH Gen’! Agt. Denver & Rio Grande Bystem. H. A. BUOK, Dist, Pass. Agt., Denver & Bio Grande System. — 625 Market street, San Oal, took place at the home of the bride on . ’ ble, became the bride ot John Our-. ed as groomsmen, Miss Essie Curnow, sey George L, Jones charging Louie © with murder, committed at © about a week ago. . Poday Qasrrer was taken into court (for arrsignment. J. B. Tully was }sworn as interpreter and John O’Neill &s stenographer. The defendant stated that bis trae name wae Louis Quayer. Farther arraignment was continued antil Wednesdey morning at 10 a, m., at which time Judge Nilon will appoin counsel to defend Quayer. Quayer is charged with the murder of a companion of his own nationslity during a drunken brawl, which 00“ages in Trackee’s tough district. Loveland is now selling is famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuaar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. in a igtipet cB! . i 8 z Hy fl i 3 F J o 4, ae . Barns, no doubt draw a . . play is a pleasing eof music and comedy and fs fun from start to finich, The ng Post says of it: fe a most happy little here a great deal of clever work . is ptoduced. There is no apparent . method or love madness in “Our Gob. Mine,” bit etill it ie fall of Interest and ranoing over with mirth. “Our Gob_ . Mine” Ie one of the best attractione on Makes a Cleaa Sweep. ‘There’s nothing like doing 9 thing boroughly,. Of all the poh Ba you of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. the best. oe rn and feta ‘ ruises, Ou Ulosrs, Q ptione and Pitee. e M OA ° ie ya To fils Native Heath Emil J. Ott, son of J. J. Ott, the well-known assayer, arrived here from Alaska last evening on a visit. His family remained over with relatives at Sacramento, but intend to come to this city next Wednesday. Emil and his family journeyed over the Oregon division from Portland, and were just ea train ahead of the one held ap last week. It happened, though, that he bed quite asum of money in the car that was dynamited, which amount, of course, will be made good by the exprese company. ages = If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 qualits drop ino avd see Wm. Harry. tf ee The Reliable Specialists FOR CHRONIC DISEASES CURES je Are Sure, Therough and Permanent. 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Ladies, ook at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to dete novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop in and see them when passing by our store, 7 SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of ote rad interest in and aroand Nevada ty. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oly Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined: piece of Toilet Soap.’ IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents —AT— DICKERMAN’S . WOODPECKER _ is here to stay —made by— N. S. of Md, Hotel Ante LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR —— UISINE a feature. Retarn Call Balle, Biectrio lights. Lf Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of. Traveling Men. Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . .!. Commandery, No, 6, Knights Templar,. Hall was laid to rest in Pine Grove went to Gress Valley yesterday morn-. cemetery yestérday afternoon. Refag on the 9 o’olock car, where. in com-. ligious services were conducted at the pany with the brother Knights of our . family residence on Selby Flat by Rev. sister city, they attended divine ser-. J. Sims. The bearers of the pall were vices at the Oongregationa! chureh. . Edward Dean, Jacob Arbogast, George ‘They were in fall uniform and in honor} Poston, John Cooper, Delos Calkins of the day the house. of worship was. and W. Robb. profusely decorated with beaatifal and lovely Easter offerings Rev. F. E, Dell, the pastor, occupied the pulpit and hie sermon was replete with quence, strong and forceful, Taken 10 Folsom. Sheriff Walker’ left for Foleom this morning with Ohas. B. Slaughter, who was sentenced last Satarday by Judge Nilon to serve one year for burglary. en eee Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’se Headache Oure will as you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache They cure neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale is gone, sole agent. by H & Embroidery Lessons eloGiven on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs. James Oamns, Transcript Building, Commercial St: eet, 5° cs! -Enil Frese's panicle £sinagish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs, Its action is mild and pleasresults sure and permanent the. system in a condition to enjoy portent health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST a Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING PINE/.STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. New Silk Waists in white and colors from $8 up. New Gloves io all shades at $1 a peir. New Centemeri Gloves in all shades at $1.50 We Fit All Gloves 'EASTER NOVELTIES All the Lates Novelties just received for Easter. New Collars from 25 cents up. Call and See Them No trouble to show Goods. New Shirt Waist Sets New Dresden Ribbons , ROSENBERG BROS. * CHAS. H. 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All kinds-—=in cans, smoked, dried; ete. 4 D:-p around and see our large stock ot Lenten‘goods, such as Canned Salmon, ‘Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ss Also afresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters . Che Ree Hwe Srocery J. J.JACKSON, Proprie’ or Commercial Street

[HE TRANSCRIPS. § MONDAY: vie sees PRM 4, 1904) : ™ ji gh oat 3 Tees.A Tatge delegation from Nevada si rs 5 named play will be proAll that was mortal. of the late Join vada City 28 grand ited our * @ variety of ad reasonable, 3ECK ercial Street SST RD . this morning on mining business. . fa here on a visit. » North Blogmfleld this morning and ——_—_—__ ay Perfume for al (ES <MACY Couri. less was trans, wr Oourt today3th as time for 1, The value of » F.8. Richards 0, administrator he estate of F. 8, agitated for the & hards, deceased, onday, May 16th. : Son ve. Richard . Friday, April leming, Set for d. att. Judgment abaro Lumber change of trial de. Arguments Hing and Attoryaloon on Broad alty of Fancy epend that they Siriariiciniomsimcen ne ll We essert? } in the family . er it to-day. Try 11 dessert. No boiling! 1° rater. and set to , Orange, RaspGet a package to cts. eerrry velties RS nt: purchase yar etore we Mg you tc & » pahoram4 jour window ILER morming. . day evening’s train on a visit to his ton. \ sprained ankle. -O, People. Superintendent A. D. Gessaway arrived here-¢his morning and left ‘for L. L. Myers left for San: Francieco Mrs. Clyde Meleod of Santa Ross ¥. O. McGsgin came down from left:for the Bay. ay J. Marks ie here from Sacramento op a business trip, © ‘ Ohas. 8. Paine came over from San Juan thie morning. J. BR. Biggs arrived here yesterday from Philadelphia on a business trip. L, Pierce end J. L, Martin of San Francisco came in last evening’s train. Frank Vaughn came .down from North Bloomfield this morning. mittee will meet at Grass Valley. this 4 “"Pieket No. 876 won the large Raster egg at Chas. E. Togler’s confectionery individual in jail Saturday night. The . the was given his freedom yesterday morning: bet ae d away and travel to that Company O's social dance last SatWilhelm’ next Saturday evening a Superintendent W, H.'Dunlap of the Lecompton mine has tarned over to Comutissioner Butler a noval exhibit forthe St, Louis Fair. It is a glass jee with a rich piece of quarts in the bottom of it. Above the quarts: ia a strata of sand from. the mill, Then comes a strate of amalgam and above it a layer of gold. ‘Then is shown concentrates and slime. It ise a very pretty display. oe Work on the new canvas plant to be B. B. Muller te down from Wash-. erected at the Oustomah mine has bea ington. ‘ W. W. Tiner arrived here from San Jose last evening and left this morning for Downieville, H. A; Ohambers ie here from San Francisco. ; N. Richardson ts over from Truckee. W. Shand returned this morning from San Francisco on his way to Graniteville. : ‘ O. 8. Downs arrived here this morning from the Bay. G. E. Bernard is over from Forbestown. ; : Mre. Phil Debrig of North Bloomfield ie here.on. a visit to her. sister, Mre. Torpie. Assistant Attorney-General E. B Power returned to San Francisco. this Mies Jeguie McIntosh has returned to her home io Oskiland. Truman 8, Olark arrived here last Saturday evening from Downleville and left yesterday morning. for San Francisco. Elmer Abney of Graniteville camé down Saturday, en route to the Hastero States, where he will remain for some time, Joho .Foss has recovered from brief illness. Mra. John’ Delbridge, who -has been quite il], is recovering. Mies Annie Cohen has returued from North San Juan. Wm. Chisholm isdown from Maybert. Dr. John Ivey arrived on last Saturparents, ; W. G. Shand of Graniteville is among the late visitors to the county seat. Mrs. Thomas Coan has returned to Phelps Hill, after a visit bere. Phil Cammings of North Bloomfield spent yesterday in thie city, Gilbert Richards is suffering from a sore eye, The optic became poisoned in some manner, W. H. Scbrader, one of the teachers in the public schools here, has gone to Marysville on a short visit. Eieworth Bennetts, who has been ill at his bome on Lost Hill for several weeks, is convaleecing. A. W. Hare, who is one of the mining students here, isa son of George A. Hare, who was engaged in mining opera ions on the Yuba, above WasbingJacob Gitbert of North San Juan left here yeeterdey for San Francisco on a business trip. Me. and Mrs. Mark MoCallough and Miss Ida Bradbury of North San Jaan, who are suffering from diphtheria, are now in a fair way to recovery. Olyde P. MoLeod, the insurance agent, has decided to remain here for another week. William TT. Bale, the well-known motorman on the electric road, left yesterday morning for. San Francisco for a well earned vacation. Superintendent James T.Gribbie,who came here to attend the Carnow-Gri bble nuptials whioh were solemnized last evening, returned to Grissly Fiat, El Dorado county, this morning. Supervisor W. H. Martin is able to be out again, after saffering from a Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by thoes iretess; little workers—Dr. King’s New es ae and day Bot th work, night '. : t ibies. Easy, pleasant, poe Wiiviy abo on Vighen's demgaaees nnn meme a Moneyback . means Schil. all.at your grocer’s. don’t like them, he returns your commenced aud will be,rnshed to completion as quickly as possible, O:to Woebler, general manager of the South Yubs Mining and Smelter Company, near French -Corral, has brought to thie city eome good looking specimens of gold, silver and copper ores, taken from tunnel No. 6. The tunnel is now in 276 feet.. This property was formerly known as the Red Ledge mine. TRUE GLENS Taken From § Saturday's Republican and of Absorbing Interest. J. E. Sibley ie now.in full. charge of the mills and factories of the Truckee Lamber Oompany in this city. He succeeds Manager H. H. Scales who has heretofore conducted the business of the company. Mr. Scales and wife left Truckee Wednesday for San Francleco and the gentleman will hereafter be identified with the California Pine Box and Lumber Oompany. ~~ At a meeting of the Fire Department last Wednesday night Daniel McPheters John Sherritt and Fritz Obland were nominated for fire commissioners, to be voted for at the election Monday. They are the present commiesioners and will probably succeed themselves, as no other names have been proposed. The election will also be for the special fire tax which Trackee authorizes to be levied each year. The sum to be voted upon is $1,250, and there is no doubt about the result of the election. Constable Wilson was here ‘Chursday looking fora man who who was implicated ina bu giary in: Reno recently. A confederate of the man had been arrested and jailed at Verdi and told the officer the other was in Truckes, He was not located, however. The lumber milis at Hobart Mills will open for the season’s run on April 10th, and a season of profit ie expected. Already orders are piled up farin advance, Yeaterday was the opening of the trout fiehiag season and many lovers of the sport spent the day angling io the river eed creeks. Some of the more ardent ones began fishing as s00n as the clocks struck the hour of midnight, bat they bad very poor sport until’ morning dawned. Some good catches were made in spite of the water being rather high. ei rs Shipping of ice from the ice houses at Donner began today and will, it is expected, continue regularly henceforth. Other companies are also besigning to ship. Sale Confirmed. The sale of property heretofore made io the estate of Edwin Tilley, deceased, came ap in the Superior Court Be ee ee el Mise Minnie Kinkead of Park avenue gellgcee Tel aa tltae oat ot ioe . Mies Kinkead will be obliged to carry ‘Dra, 0. L, Maller and 0. H, Lehners Saturday removed the rock which imbedded itself in James K. Willlame’ thigh at the Lecompton mine last week. An incision six inches deep was Mecessary to remove the foreign subA piece of quartz penetrated James White’s eye Saturday, while ut work in the Murchie mine, and caused a painSatarday the sum of $2,000 was received by Mrs, Lizzie Naffsiger, the amount in which her late husband, O. J. Naffziger, waa insured in Nevada City Lodge, No, 52, A. O. U. W. Some unscrupulous person or persons has appropriated two of the telephone polee between this city and the Champion mine, One was cut down and the other pulled up. Both were taken away. Miss Freda Wilkins, the deaconess at the M. E. charoh, left this morning for San Francisco, where she will engage in settlement work. The young lady ie @ faithful And conscientious christian worker and no doubt will meet with deserved success, WEDDED. BLISS. John Curow and May Gribble Plight Their Last evening ‘8 “very pretty wedding Spring street, when Mies May Gribble, the eldest daughter of James T. Gribnow, 8 popular and industrious young man, of this city. At precisely nine o'clock the bridal party entered the handsomely decorated parlors to the strains of a pretty wedding march. Rev. J. Sims, pastor of the First Oongregational church performed the ceremony, and Many guests witnessed the happy event. The bridesmaids were Mies Isabella. Richards and Miss Anvie Plummer, while Messrs. Lester Kirkham and Eugene Hallett actasister of the groom, was maid of honor. Little Rath Gribble wae the ring bearer, and as the binding words were being spoken those present beheld an exceedingly pleasing scene. The bride was. gowned in elegant attire, and she looked very pretty. In neat conventional black, the groom presented a fine appearance. After the ceremony many hearty congratulations were extended and a reception followed. An elaborate wedding supper was then enjoyed, and more kind words for the health and prosperity of the happy young couple, who left on the early morning train for San Francisco. The honeymoon will be spent there and in nearby cities, after which they will take up their residence here. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho . Sigpacare

Go East “Tourist”—Why Not Have you never heard about our touriet excursions? Well, you shoula know all about them, es; are thinking of going cheapest and st the same time, most comfortable way to travel. e are here to give you all the information you want, and will be to do 80; also to send you, free of cha our bandsomel. i y il of travel, nag a Pl the Our fast express traine—three of them every day—also carry dining cars and Pullman Palace sleepers through to Ohicago and 8t. Louis, If you want to you may stop a day fo Bay tae Oe without expense’ of ho All you have to do is, drop me aline, say when and where you are going: we will do the rest. 5 W. J. SH Gen’! Agt. Denver & Rio Grande Bystem. H. A. BUOK, Dist, Pass. Agt., Denver & Bio Grande System. — 625 Market street, San Oal, took place at the home of the bride on . ’ ble, became the bride ot John Our-. ed as groomsmen, Miss Essie Curnow, sey George L, Jones charging Louie © with murder, committed at © about a week ago. . Poday Qasrrer was taken into court (for arrsignment. J. B. Tully was }sworn as interpreter and John O’Neill &s stenographer. The defendant stated that bis trae name wae Louis Quayer. Farther arraignment was continued antil Wednesdey morning at 10 a, m., at which time Judge Nilon will appoin counsel to defend Quayer. Quayer is charged with the murder of a companion of his own nationslity during a drunken brawl, which 00“ages in Trackee’s tough district. Loveland is now selling is famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuaar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. in a igtipet cB! . i 8 z Hy fl i 3 F J o 4, ae . Barns, no doubt draw a . . play is a pleasing eof music and comedy and fs fun from start to finich, The ng Post says of it: fe a most happy little here a great deal of clever work . is ptoduced. There is no apparent . method or love madness in “Our Gob. Mine,” bit etill it ie fall of Interest and ranoing over with mirth. “Our Gob_ . Mine” Ie one of the best attractione on Makes a Cleaa Sweep. ‘There’s nothing like doing 9 thing boroughly,. Of all the poh Ba you of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. the best. oe rn and feta ‘ ruises, Ou Ulosrs, Q ptione and Pitee. e M OA ° ie ya To fils Native Heath Emil J. Ott, son of J. J. Ott, the well-known assayer, arrived here from Alaska last evening on a visit. His family remained over with relatives at Sacramento, but intend to come to this city next Wednesday. Emil and his family journeyed over the Oregon division from Portland, and were just ea train ahead of the one held ap last week. It happened, though, that he bed quite asum of money in the car that was dynamited, which amount, of course, will be made good by the exprese company. ages = If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 qualits drop ino avd see Wm. Harry. tf ee The Reliable Specialists FOR CHRONIC DISEASES CURES je Are Sure, Therough and Permanent. Skill and Ability Are Proven * may3 Sareowy. e Guessing, Oxper 30 VEARS EXPERIENCE Our improved methods are curing hundreds, We cure Catarrh, Nose and Throat Bronchialand Luz Liver, Kidney and troub’ Heart Disease, Nervous troubles, Skia ase, Rheumatism, Piles, Goiter, Blood Diseases of whatever nature, Hydrocele V: Stricture and Sexual Weakness. ail corpespondence confidential, Comsultation free by mail or at office, OUR NOME TREATMENT isa warongh euccess, Phew a allover the Coast are taking advan of it, why not you? Write teday lial 1 for either jpecial Diagnosis Blanks DR. RICHARD @ CO. 206 Kearny St. San Francisco, Cal, wPALMER & JOHKSOL, Wholeeale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors-é Cigars, Bverything Strely High Clas BROAD STREET Gorhem Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glaes > Blouse and on 260, and teed aatiafeotion by W,'D. Vinton, Denceust coca The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—Lhaist Sets In Sterling Silver. New and tty. Just got here. Ladies, ook at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to dete novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop in and see them when passing by our store, 7 SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of ote rad interest in and aroand Nevada ty.. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oly Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined: piece of Toilet Soap..’ IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents —AT— DICKERMAN’S . WOODPECKER _ is here to stay —made by— N. S. of Md, Hotel Ante LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR —— UISINE a feature. Retarn Call Balle, Biectrio lights. Lf Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of. Traveling Men. Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . .!. Commandery, No, 6, Knights Templar,. Hall was laid to rest in Pine Grove went to Gress Valley yesterday morn-. cemetery yestérday afternoon. Refag on the 9 o’olock car, where. in com-. ligious services were conducted at the pany with the brother Knights of our . family residence on Selby Flat by Rev. sister city, they attended divine ser-. J. Sims. The bearers of the pall were vices at the Oongregationa! chureh. . Edward Dean, Jacob Arbogast, George ‘They were in fall uniform and in honor} Poston, John Cooper, Delos Calkins of the day the house. of worship was. and W. Robb. profusely decorated with beaatifal and lovely Easter offerings Rev. F. E, Dell, the pastor, occupied the pulpit and hie sermon was replete with quence, strong and forceful, Taken 10 Folsom. Sheriff Walker’ left for Foleom this morning with Ohas. B. Slaughter, who was sentenced last Satarday by Judge Nilon to serve one year for burglary. en eee Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’se Headache Oure will as you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache They cure neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale is gone, sole agent. by H & Embroidery Lessons eloGiven on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs. James Oamns, Transcript Building, Commercial St: eet, 5° cs! -Enil Frese's panicle £sinagish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs, Its action is mild and pleasresults sure and permanent the. system in a condition to enjoy portent health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST a Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING PINE/.STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. New Silk Waists in white and colors from $8 up. New Gloves io all shades at $1 a peir. New Centemeri Gloves in all shades at $1.50 We Fit All Gloves 'EASTER NOVELTIES All the Lates Novelties just received for Easter. New Collars from 25 cents up. Call and See Them No trouble to show Goods. New Shirt Waist Sets New Dresden Ribbons , ROSENBERG BROS. * CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. camniiemmeaona ———.——— . equalled by any hotel in Northern Califor nia. NATION AL pers sail B08,o* on B nEoT in the building. HEADQUARTERS The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not FOR EVERYBODY NE Cait!Electric lights Hot and cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, exares3, telegraph stage”offices and bank “THE iHOME OF GOOD LIVERS” ——_______ —___. Closing OU -.. at Less than Cost “OUR * Leather.. rise Bags SEE WINDOw — A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street si ccna Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. Best in town.. Io bulk and bottle. All FISH FOR LENT.. and lots of it too. All kinds-—=in cans, smoked, dried; ete. 4 D:-p around and see our large stock ot Lenten‘goods, such as Canned Salmon, ‘Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ss Also afresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters . Che Ree Hwe Srocery J. J.JACKSON, Proprie’ or Commercial Street