April 5, 1901 (4 pages)

tim on that _ ed but. has NEW! sh Silks, the “BIG =’ v0 Prices 3 clasp— pair. nk we are > and seeere ia dry » and wa 8. & Co. = TO ALL. r shell and you would een picked. UTS and a great tomers. < ND ‘ISS ATS. Street SS ES S -the very es—just re light and $3.50. wy coin toes, [L.DREN’S © CES PRIDAY.---++-** j SRSONAL MATTERS, gaily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young, k Wyllie is down ssc wanine Fran ae Maddrill was over from San esterday. : 7. . Hippert of Graniteville is a visitor to this city. George Gebrig came in last evening from Redwood City. ~ 4. F. Saul left this morning for Sac. ramento to visit friends. Ww. H. Johnston of Tracy is here as a qitness in the Gehrig case, George Legg returned from a ‘busi{. Perryman returned this morning} i Valley. Hon. C. W. Cross arrived here on the . t pning’s train. a A 0. Babcock, the well known tray-. 0 Miss Ella Mickle of Forest City was. v Hill, Placer County, g Lee Garthe returned last evening . ® nd the southern part of the State. . ° Grant Skidmore, the livery man, me down from North Bloomfield this orning and returned this ufternoon. Mrs. J. O'Connor, who has been in p Francisco for the benefit of her p pesstrip to San Francisco last evening, . t Mrs. U. L. Heintzen came down from . 5 L4ss Cramming of the Ch ramming of the Children tn fu. toe Ifthe Law ts Respected, “ Governor Guage’s signature to the ‘home study” bill makes it now the law of California that in the public Schools of the State “no pupil under the age of fifteen years in any grammar or. primary school shall be required ‘to do any home stady.” The Operation of the ‘Measure, which goes into effect on July ist, says the Call, will be watched with close attention by all interestei in public school work, though there is little doubt that the results will everywhere justify its enactment. That much seems assured by the ‘tests made in San Franciscu and elsewhere by comparing the work done by pupils from whom no home study was required with that of others upon whom the requirement wag imposed. In our eagerness to provide in he public schools a comprehensive ystem of education, covering almost and retired allowance, 125,000 pounds; 20,000 pounds to the Dake of Cornwall and York, and 10,000 pounds to the Duchess of Cornwall and York, and 6,000 to each of, the King’s deugh~ ters. The Queen's. annuity, in the event of her surviving the King, is increased to 70,000 pounds, and an annuity of 80,000 pounds is provided for the Duchess of Cornwall and York in the event of her surviving the Duke. iets ee + % ese a » Genuine Imported SWISS . . Sierra Breakfast Cheese — Fromage De Brie _. Chandler & Rudd Club House ‘CALIFORNIA FULL: CREASI OREGON CREAM--Brick Fromage De Roquefort Fromage De Camebert McLarens Imperial GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PHONE, MAIN 551, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. “Possibly Russell Harrison may learn from the recent result its a wise son who doesn’t attempt to boss his own ‘father. Unfortunately, he will never ‘get a chance to put this wisdom into For the benefit of the various newspapers and correspondents who have been busy resigning Pension Commissioner Evans, it may be well to say that Mr. Evans declares that he has Forest City yesterday en roate to the/every department of human knowl4 edge, we have laid too heavy burd et increase poun Mrs. Sprague of San Francisco is/upon the minds of the Ast Yt hes gol vo vai yon here on a visit to friends at the Union. been a fad with some people to introra esublageenit nag Rotel. duce into the schools instraction W. Kallenberger of North Bloomfield . any and every “subject that seeek me down today and returned this af-}them as important. Now there are a: very few kinds of learning that are not >the Yuba mine, after a visit at Grass ing one stndy after another to the school cuurse, we reached at last a rece ; 0. Penrose returned to North Bloom: . point where it was aecessary to keep a — Sy ee ae ce ld this morning, after a few days. pupil grinding away at work not only He here during the whole school hours bat in. eended thé throne, This idea seems to porning train from San Francisco to. the part of many well-meaning persons tend court. to make the schools a place of trainJ. E, Elbert, a Marysville attorney, . ing in all kinds of, instruction was reho is one of the counsel in the Gehrig . cently illustrated at an educational se, is in town. meeting at Manchester, N. &., when a 0.P. Bailey and W. T. Hawley of. prominent citizen complained that an Francisco arrived here on last. many boys in. the cities of the State] giorions prodigality on the ng man of San Francisco, is here on . horse, which every country boy knew; 8 & business trip. j a : Big Steamship sre yesterday on her way to Forest . this very useful information could be rom a pleasure tripto San Francisco . reaction against the tendency toward finest stock of frames for photographs. Y Also makes frames to order for any in Mate ees Soe The proposals for the civil list show e minority report, thinks that no. inGrease ie ‘necessary. In a piquant paragraph he says: “The committee donot deem it within the scope of their inquiry, whether a continuance of pomp of pride and ceremony of court is desirable. Suggestions have mportant, and consequently, by addhas gone up among the wealthier classes since ‘Her Late Majesty ashe evening as well. The desire on be due tothe present ostentatious expenditure of those having suddenly acquired large fortunes. But your committee does not believe the Sovereign would desire to enter this monetary competition with such persons, or encourage by his example such vain part of re growing up without a knowledge. nis subjects.” f how to‘drive or even harness a nd advised that every school be proided with a horse and buggy, so that iven. Fortunately for the children nd for the State there is at present a On Rocks. New Yor, April 4—Word has been received here that the steamer Chester W. Chapin, of the New Haven Line, ee ronning between Providence and New That Moore carries the largest and. york, went ashore on Patience Isiand, ver-working pupils, Do You Know last night, during a heavy fog. The steamer was bound from Providence, icture. . d19-tf alth, returned last evening very uch improved . Geo. Ssndow, who bas been to Enod on a visit, returned here this afnoon, His many friends are glad se him back again. J.Gilbert of North San Juan, who. © i; with a large number of passengers. For City Marshal, The passengers were taken off by two tags and a steamer, and will be forHi SHEARER warded to New York by train. The Will be a cendidate for the office of . Chester W. Chapin is the latest addiity Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 . tion tothe New Haven line. Sheisa been to Sacramento on a business p,returned here last evening and this morning. for home. Mrs. Thomas Williams:of Camptonlle, who has been to San Francisco on . to the office of City Marshal. Election it, returned here last evening ‘and . May 6th. ad steel twin-screw steamer, built in 1899. For City Marshal. She is 2868 tons grose, and is 812 feet ED. A. TOMPKINS long, 64 feet beam, and 16.9 feet deep. Will be a candidate for re-election President McKinley drinks Moore “AA” whiskey. . Jesse this morning for home. agi J. Ellison, who used to residein this ty, arrived here last evening from p Francisco and left ,this morning Sierra county in the interest. of the phone company. Died at San Francisco. Nevada county died at San Fran-’ be children who survive him: Mrs. elena A. Cope, Obarles H., F. L., B,. variety. B, Carrie A. and George J. Hanson. CHAS, B. TEGLER,. Hanson came here in early times nd for a long time was in the grocery CandyEgg¢s sumo cnn . LOQLETS COMBGtIONETY coon Tuesday. The following are. Has a complete stock of CANDY EGGS, FOR EASTER. ‘ peotm Pictures With Artistic Judg r ent. CONF RCTiONERY, Bte., for the Easter trade M 0 0 r e€ and all are invited to come and see bees Proprietor Also Makes Photographs. I Frame Commercial St., opp. Transcript Block. usiness near the ‘Main street bridge, he uame of the firm being Boswell & anson, 4H “was “married at {this city o\Miss Caroline;Mead, sister of Walter ead, and daughter of Charles H. ead, who was at that time agent for Wells, Fargo & Co. at thiscity. Mr. Hanson also kept a; grocery store on Broad street, where Gaylord & Son’s ore now is. He afterwards moved ith his family to Grass Valley-and it a8 while at that place that his wife Maugurated the beautifal custom of}of ALL. PLUMBING WOR you have neglected this im IN YOUR POCKET an this work done NOW. bbeerving Donation Day. City Trustees. The Board of Trustees met last evenbg and ordered city election to be held bn the 6th of May, as peradvertisement a this evening’s TRANSORIPT. Several Persons were granted an extension of time to make sewer connections. ‘Trustees Hill and Peard were appointtd a committee to visit the reservoirs Dorth of town im company with the Water Collector with a view of having the reservoirs cleaned and repaired. Frank P. Williams submitted a plan for anew bridge across Deer creek in Place of the suspension bridge. It Provides for two approaches: of 100 feet each, and a 100-foot steel span; estimate of cost,’$7000,and the bridge to twenty feet above the water. A Rare Chance. It is seldom that the people of Ne‘eda county have the opportunity of sttending a masquerade euch as will be given by Professor John Michell at Armory Hall one week from tonight. © Professor has made all arrangeMents for the accommodation of the large crowd that will be there, OomPetent ushers will see that all spectatorsare properly seated, while the tT managers will tend to it that none Want for dancing. The Grand Marcb Will start at 9 o'clock sharp. Hot Cross*Buns. At the New York Bakery on Friday, PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER ¢ ae Ss: novede City, Cal. —YOOODIOIOIORIIOIOIOIOOK dd SOON IIINIOIINIOK The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion R has nearly expired, and if rtant duty it will be MONEY save you much trouble to have UT eeN be Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACFORILY and. EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in the county and uarantees his work tolast. I have first class plumbers who take pride in their work and they are ready to do your work at any time. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Etc. Come and see them and get prices. aEHO. HE. TURNER S099 RS MISS E. HOEFT, Broad Street. Sp ring Opening. s now Baght to this city. fashionable millinery houses. ia ae i) s K ; £4 5 : and pay the taxes and costs due. Said sale oe . q willcommence at ll o’clock a. m. on said Saturcay, April <7, 1901 commencing at the eo head of the list and continuing alphabetic ae : . ally,or Senses order untii said -ale ea is Ompleted. : K mm my hand.this 5th day of April, Agents Wanted Everywhere . . 9988 STRONG _SHOES on display the most elegant stock of artistic RET over $1.75 TO $2, according to size. Also an These’"Hats are perfect copies of the finest patterns displayed at the most practice. not had any intention whatsoever of * ; resigning. The Gilt Kdge Whiskey is fon) TT [[["["["["["——_—== the best resorts, saloons and groceries everyehere. Your table not oom-INevada City Delinquent Taxes Bor 1900-1901. DO / ENS : -. No.8. Buck, ©, M,, Sacramento. street. . Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30, im. provements $150. Furni.ure $20. ‘tax $5 00; co ts $1 26. Total $6 25. ; ‘o. 8. Buck & Halloway, Sacramento : ‘ ag pm Portion st gee 4, blk. 52, yen of jot : mprovemen . kersonal proper =() = ee Tax $6 25; costs $1 30, Total $7 1. ‘as No. %. Caldwell, John, Main street. Lot . 10, bik._17; val. of lot $200. improvements $1300. Personal a ad $900. Tax $2400; costs $2 20. Toral $26 20. 0. ¥1, Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, bik. 10, $400. Tux $4 (0 N F A Mi . S costs 70 cts. Total $4 70. L E No, 103 Cartico, Mrs. Mary T. Lot 11, # bik. 25; val. of ‘ot $5), i Pprovounnute $100. $2 08. erty $150 ‘Jax $5 50, costs $1 28. Totai $6 78 lot $50, improvements $350. Personal prop: street. West portion of lot 7. bik. 6; val. of . Mail orders solicited. CANDY FASTER EGGS. “. Panorama Easter Eggs «= § and 1o cts, each Assorted Cluster Eggs 5 for § cts, Pigeon Eggs —s : . : 10 ** 5 cts, Birds Eggs . : . 7 20 * § cts. en i a A. ISOARD & SON, Win'esale and Aletail Dealers in WIRES, LIQUORS and BEER. BEST WHISKIES by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask. © ° . Nevada City, Cal, — FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHERRIES. Send as a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. -If you bave no keg we will furnish you one at cost, and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Etc. by the barre), keg or gallon. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. Phone Main 171. By) m Tax $1 .0; cost 58 cts. Tota No, 153. Cougblan, M., Nimrod street. Lot 4, Lk. 60, val. of lo $100, improverrents $ 150. No. 851. Irvine, Mrs, Kk. C., Main street. Lot ze 9 5. blk. 8; val, of lot $100, improvements $50. 3 Tax $1 00, costs 58cts. ‘Local $2 08 No. 881. Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6. blk. 89; val. of lot $50, improvements $100; : > ‘Lax $1 50, costs 58 cts. Total $2 08, A. & H. W. HARTUNG » ® DEALERS IN @®» ® AND WATCHES CLOCKS sonal property $50. Tax $3 60. costs $1 18. Total ¢4 68, No, 2/8, Gregore,Mrs. L. D., Main street. East 60 feet of lot.1, bik. 10, val. of lot $150, ium, rovemen's $1250. Mor' gage held by Citizens Bank $400. Per onal »roperty $250. 1ax $7 50, costs $1 88. Total $8 88. No. 350 Heyer, Jobn, estate of, Nevada of lot 5. blk. 7; val.o: lot $30. Tax 50 cts, costs 53cts. Total $1 03. «, 607. Sehmid:, L,-P. B-oad street. Lot 8, bik. 86; val. of lot $:0), improvements $5u0. Per onal property $1.0. ‘lax $/ 00, costs $1.85 Total $s 35, Do. 613. Seott, Wm. Portion of Jot 12, blk 20; val. of lot $50. improvemeuts $150. Mortgage heid by Citizens Bank $425, Perso: al anes prpowety $i0v. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23, = fetal $5 % No, 5i4. Ogden, A, G., Water street. Wes: a \ C er half of lot 4, bik. 4; vat. of lot $150, improve; ®@ . ments $350. Mo.tgage held by Mrs. C. >. Pare $30. Personal property $50. Tax Tax 32 6v, costs $1 12. Total $3 62, . No. 535. Queutana,’Mrs. K. T,, estate of, Nimrod st:eet. Lot1.blix. 6; val. of lot $50, improvements #400. Pers: vai property $50 73 35 00 wns 9 ba ta 2 say ; b o. 621. Seibet,. Mrs. C. Commercia Roasted Daily on the premises s'reet. Lot.4. bik 15; vai. of lot 3300, imOy tale $60. iax §: 35, costs $1 06. ‘otal 2 41. No, 464. MeCauley, Mrs. H., Soring s reet. Lot 2, blk. 88; val. of lot $100, improvements 7800. Personal property $1:0. ‘lax $iv 40, costs $1 50, Total $11 +0. No. 478. McLean, estate of, Nevata street. Lot 5, bik. 7; val. of lot $150, improvements $385v. sax $5 0., costs Jo cts, Total $5 75. No. 486. Nesgle, J.c., Bovlder strect. Lot 4, bik. 57; val. cf lot $100, impr: vem~nts $200. Try a pound. prov nent $500. Tax $800, costs W crs. To‘al $s 90. Ground to order. 5 ag age Lot 10, bik 3), val. of lot $100, improvements -}-$800. Mortgage held by Lhos. Jackson and F sis $300. Tax $100, costs 55 cts. Total J 1.55. eg SAM PLES FREE £]] No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wiie). Mortgage against Geo. Simmons’ lot 10, blk. 85, $300. Tax $3 C0, THYL T costs 65 cts. Totul $3 65. , texes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent list are paid the property on which AND COFFEE HOUSE said delinquent taxesare a licn, will be sold on ‘ 1. Saturday, April 27, 1903, At public auction in front of the City Hall Geo, Spring street, And notice is hereby given that unless the Mortg+xe held by N. Webber for $150. PerNo 661 Kagon, L. Water street. Portion Water right on Littie eer Creek $50. PerNo. 634. Valentine, Mrs. D., Main street. door, inthe city and county of Nevada, to East portion of lot 2, blk. 63; val. of lot $50, improvemerms $200. Personal property $50. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23, Total $5 75. the bidder who wifi take the least quantity Eger —e of the land or, in case an individual is asses<ed, the smallest portion of said interest BE. A. TOFIPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector. kod eH THE VERY NEWEST THINGS Are supposed to cost more money then those which have been out some time Not so here. We are offering the latest creations in Wigahtsowns At prices which are in some cases below cost; in others half value, and others yet a third less than the right prices. SNELL & FLEMING Nevada City, Cal. amshee Gat atl the \ 3 We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They td yaaa ar 4 the name implies—a shoe that WiLL NOT RIP. PRICE Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes {n the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. CRER COME AND SEE THEM. rices are lower than the same class of Pi petag archased anywhere else in the Prturdey and Sunday morning. 2t. GpepCrey larce cities. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. GIVE US A TRIAL @® ® Fc) BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SOME GOOD THINGS. Saratoga Chips 25ca lb. Mixed Pickles 10ca quart Honey, _2 combs for 25 cts. Jell-O, pixing LO cts per pkge Sierra Cream Cheese, 3 «:25e Genuine Swiss “ 35calb Hand Cheese 25c a dozen Limburger “ 35c each —AT t Jackson's beehive Grocery, > ¥ — Garden and Farm Seeds. The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of the seeds used. Old seeds are dear at any price. Our stock is fresh eich season and each variety is gathered from plants of established merit. ‘ney are certain to germinate and produce lirge, satisfactory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage, Onions, lettace, turnips, wheat, oats, etc, will be found in the assortment. Orchard Grass, Timothy, Red Olover Seed, etc. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Rogers’ Forks, Spoons, Knives, Silverware. SILVER WARE a 18] Cl Braud’ St ns ae aes au rowers ce. Sy wn agi e e sieerietage gat Ser er naa ers é

tim on that _ ed but. has NEW! sh Silks, the “BIG =’ v0 Prices 3 clasp— pair. nk we are > and seeere ia dry » and wa 8. & Co. = TO ALL. r shell and you would een picked. UTS and a great tomers. < ND ‘ISS ATS. Street SS ES S -the very es—just re light and $3.50. wy coin toes, [L.DREN’S © CES PRIDAY.---++-** j SRSONAL MATTERS, gaily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young, k Wyllie is down ssc wanine Fran ae Maddrill was over from San esterday. : 7. . Hippert of Graniteville is a visitor to this city. George Gebrig came in last evening from Redwood City. ~ 4. F. Saul left this morning for Sac. ramento to visit friends. Ww. H. Johnston of Tracy is here as a qitness in the Gehrig case, George Legg returned from a ‘busi{. Perryman returned this morning} i Valley. Hon. C. W. Cross arrived here on the . t pning’s train. a A 0. Babcock, the well known tray-. 0 Miss Ella Mickle of Forest City was. v Hill, Placer County, g Lee Garthe returned last evening . ® nd the southern part of the State. . ° Grant Skidmore, the livery man, me down from North Bloomfield this orning and returned this ufternoon. Mrs. J. O'Connor, who has been in p Francisco for the benefit of her p pesstrip to San Francisco last evening, . t Mrs. U. L. Heintzen came down from . 5 L4ss Cramming of the Ch ramming of the Children tn fu. toe Ifthe Law ts Respected, “ Governor Guage’s signature to the ‘home study” bill makes it now the law of California that in the public Schools of the State “no pupil under the age of fifteen years in any grammar or. primary school shall be required ‘to do any home stady.” The Operation of the ‘Measure, which goes into effect on July ist, says the Call, will be watched with close attention by all interestei in public school work, though there is little doubt that the results will everywhere justify its enactment. That much seems assured by the ‘tests made in San Franciscu and elsewhere by comparing the work done by pupils from whom no home study was required with that of others upon whom the requirement wag imposed. In our eagerness to provide in he public schools a comprehensive ystem of education, covering almost and retired allowance, 125,000 pounds; 20,000 pounds to the Dake of Cornwall and York, and 10,000 pounds to the Duchess of Cornwall and York, and 6,000 to each of, the King’s deugh~ ters. The Queen's. annuity, in the event of her surviving the King, is increased to 70,000 pounds, and an annuity of 80,000 pounds is provided for the Duchess of Cornwall and York in the event of her surviving the Duke. iets ee + % ese a » Genuine Imported SWISS . . Sierra Breakfast Cheese — Fromage De Brie _. Chandler & Rudd Club House ‘CALIFORNIA FULL: CREASI OREGON CREAM--Brick Fromage De Roquefort Fromage De Camebert McLarens Imperial GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PHONE, MAIN 551, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. “Possibly Russell Harrison may learn from the recent result its a wise son who doesn’t attempt to boss his own ‘father. Unfortunately, he will never ‘get a chance to put this wisdom into For the benefit of the various newspapers and correspondents who have been busy resigning Pension Commissioner Evans, it may be well to say that Mr. Evans declares that he has Forest City yesterday en roate to the/every department of human knowl4 edge, we have laid too heavy burd et increase poun Mrs. Sprague of San Francisco is/upon the minds of the Ast Yt hes gol vo vai yon here on a visit to friends at the Union. been a fad with some people to introra esublageenit nag Rotel. duce into the schools instraction W. Kallenberger of North Bloomfield . any and every “subject that seeek me down today and returned this af-}them as important. Now there are a: very few kinds of learning that are not >the Yuba mine, after a visit at Grass ing one stndy after another to the school cuurse, we reached at last a rece ; 0. Penrose returned to North Bloom: . point where it was aecessary to keep a — Sy ee ae ce ld this morning, after a few days. pupil grinding away at work not only He here during the whole school hours bat in. eended thé throne, This idea seems to porning train from San Francisco to. the part of many well-meaning persons tend court. to make the schools a place of trainJ. E, Elbert, a Marysville attorney, . ing in all kinds of, instruction was reho is one of the counsel in the Gehrig . cently illustrated at an educational se, is in town. meeting at Manchester, N. &., when a 0.P. Bailey and W. T. Hawley of. prominent citizen complained that an Francisco arrived here on last. many boys in. the cities of the State] giorions prodigality on the ng man of San Francisco, is here on . horse, which every country boy knew; 8 & business trip. j a : Big Steamship sre yesterday on her way to Forest . this very useful information could be rom a pleasure tripto San Francisco . reaction against the tendency toward finest stock of frames for photographs. Y Also makes frames to order for any in Mate ees Soe The proposals for the civil list show e minority report, thinks that no. inGrease ie ‘necessary. In a piquant paragraph he says: “The committee donot deem it within the scope of their inquiry, whether a continuance of pomp of pride and ceremony of court is desirable. Suggestions have mportant, and consequently, by addhas gone up among the wealthier classes since ‘Her Late Majesty ashe evening as well. The desire on be due tothe present ostentatious expenditure of those having suddenly acquired large fortunes. But your committee does not believe the Sovereign would desire to enter this monetary competition with such persons, or encourage by his example such vain part of re growing up without a knowledge. nis subjects.” f how to‘drive or even harness a nd advised that every school be proided with a horse and buggy, so that iven. Fortunately for the children nd for the State there is at present a On Rocks. New Yor, April 4—Word has been received here that the steamer Chester W. Chapin, of the New Haven Line, ee ronning between Providence and New That Moore carries the largest and. york, went ashore on Patience Isiand, ver-working pupils, Do You Know last night, during a heavy fog. The steamer was bound from Providence, icture. . d19-tf alth, returned last evening very uch improved . Geo. Ssndow, who bas been to Enod on a visit, returned here this afnoon, His many friends are glad se him back again. J.Gilbert of North San Juan, who. © i; with a large number of passengers. For City Marshal, The passengers were taken off by two tags and a steamer, and will be forHi SHEARER warded to New York by train. The Will be a cendidate for the office of . Chester W. Chapin is the latest addiity Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 . tion tothe New Haven line. Sheisa been to Sacramento on a business p,returned here last evening and this morning. for home. Mrs. Thomas Williams:of Camptonlle, who has been to San Francisco on . to the office of City Marshal. Election it, returned here last evening ‘and . May 6th. ad steel twin-screw steamer, built in 1899. For City Marshal. She is 2868 tons grose, and is 812 feet ED. A. TOMPKINS long, 64 feet beam, and 16.9 feet deep. Will be a candidate for re-election President McKinley drinks Moore “AA” whiskey. . Jesse this morning for home. agi J. Ellison, who used to residein this ty, arrived here last evening from p Francisco and left ,this morning Sierra county in the interest. of the phone company. Died at San Francisco. Nevada county died at San Fran-’ be children who survive him: Mrs. elena A. Cope, Obarles H., F. L., B,. variety. B, Carrie A. and George J. Hanson. CHAS, B. TEGLER,. Hanson came here in early times nd for a long time was in the grocery CandyEgg¢s sumo cnn . LOQLETS COMBGtIONETY coon Tuesday. The following are. Has a complete stock of CANDY EGGS, FOR EASTER. ‘ peotm Pictures With Artistic Judg r ent. CONF RCTiONERY, Bte., for the Easter trade M 0 0 r e€ and all are invited to come and see bees Proprietor Also Makes Photographs. I Frame Commercial St., opp. Transcript Block. usiness near the ‘Main street bridge, he uame of the firm being Boswell & anson, 4H “was “married at {this city o\Miss Caroline;Mead, sister of Walter ead, and daughter of Charles H. ead, who was at that time agent for Wells, Fargo & Co. at thiscity. Mr. Hanson also kept a; grocery store on Broad street, where Gaylord & Son’s ore now is. He afterwards moved ith his family to Grass Valley-and it a8 while at that place that his wife Maugurated the beautifal custom of}of ALL. PLUMBING WOR you have neglected this im IN YOUR POCKET an this work done NOW. bbeerving Donation Day. City Trustees. The Board of Trustees met last evenbg and ordered city election to be held bn the 6th of May, as peradvertisement a this evening’s TRANSORIPT. Several Persons were granted an extension of time to make sewer connections. ‘Trustees Hill and Peard were appointtd a committee to visit the reservoirs Dorth of town im company with the Water Collector with a view of having the reservoirs cleaned and repaired. Frank P. Williams submitted a plan for anew bridge across Deer creek in Place of the suspension bridge. It Provides for two approaches: of 100 feet each, and a 100-foot steel span; estimate of cost,’$7000,and the bridge to twenty feet above the water. A Rare Chance. It is seldom that the people of Ne‘eda county have the opportunity of sttending a masquerade euch as will be given by Professor John Michell at

Armory Hall one week from tonight. © Professor has made all arrangeMents for the accommodation of the large crowd that will be there, OomPetent ushers will see that all spectatorsare properly seated, while the tT managers will tend to it that none Want for dancing. The Grand Marcb Will start at 9 o'clock sharp. Hot Cross*Buns. At the New York Bakery on Friday, PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER ¢ ae Ss: novede City, Cal. —YOOODIOIOIORIIOIOIOIOOK dd SOON IIINIOIINIOK The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion R has nearly expired, and if rtant duty it will be MONEY save you much trouble to have UT eeN be Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACFORILY and. EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in the county and uarantees his work tolast. I have first class plumbers who take pride in their work and they are ready to do your work at any time. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS NOW! I have just received a fine lot of Closets, Bath Tubs, Etc. Come and see them and get prices. aEHO. HE. TURNER S099 RS MISS E. HOEFT, Broad Street. Sp ring Opening. s now Baght to this city. fashionable millinery houses. ia ae i) s K ; £4 5 : and pay the taxes and costs due. Said sale oe . q willcommence at ll o’clock a. m. on said Saturcay, April <7, 1901 commencing at the eo head of the list and continuing alphabetic ae : . ally,or Senses order untii said -ale ea is Ompleted. : K mm my hand.this 5th day of April, Agents Wanted Everywhere . .. 9988 STRONG _SHOES on display the most elegant stock of artistic RET over $1.75 TO $2, according to size. Also an These’"Hats are perfect copies of the finest patterns displayed at the most practice. not had any intention whatsoever of * ; resigning. The Gilt Kdge Whiskey is fon) TT [[["["["["["——_—== the best resorts, saloons and groceries everyehere. Your table not oom-INevada City Delinquent Taxes Bor 1900-1901. DO / ENS : -. No.8. Buck, ©, M,, Sacramento. street. . Portion of lot 4, blk. 52; val. of lot $30, im. provements $150. Furni.ure $20. ‘tax $5 00; co ts $1 26. Total $6 25. ; ‘o. 8. Buck & Halloway, Sacramento : ‘ ag pm Portion st gee 4, blk. 52, yen of jot : mprovemen . kersonal proper =() = ee Tax $6 25; costs $1 30, Total $7 1. ‘as No. %. Caldwell, John, Main street. Lot . 10, bik._17; val. of lot $200. improvements $1300. Personal a ad $900. Tax $2400; costs $2 20. Toral $26 20. 0. ¥1, Roike Carrie A. Mortgage on west portion of lot 1, bik. 10, $400. Tux $4 (0 N F A Mi . S costs 70 cts. Total $4 70. L E No, 103 Cartico, Mrs. Mary T. Lot 11, # bik. 25; val. of ‘ot $5), i Pprovounnute $100. $2 08. erty $150 ‘Jax $5 50, costs $1 28. Totai $6 78 lot $50, improvements $350. Personal prop: street. West portion of lot 7. bik. 6; val. of . Mail orders solicited. CANDY FASTER EGGS. “. Panorama Easter Eggs «= § and 1o cts, each Assorted Cluster Eggs 5 for § cts, Pigeon Eggs —s : . : 10 ** 5 cts, Birds Eggs . : . 7 20 * § cts. en i a A. ISOARD & SON, Win'esale and Aletail Dealers in WIRES, LIQUORS and BEER. BEST WHISKIES by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask. © ° . Nevada City, Cal, — FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHERRIES. Send as a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. -If you bave no keg we will furnish you one at cost, and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Etc. by the barre), keg or gallon. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. Phone Main 171. By) m Tax $1 .0; cost 58 cts. Tota No, 153. Cougblan, M., Nimrod street. Lot 4, Lk. 60, val. of lo $100, improverrents $ 150. No. 851. Irvine, Mrs, Kk. C., Main street. Lot ze 9 5. blk. 8; val, of lot $100, improvements $50. 3 Tax $1 00, costs 58cts. ‘Local $2 08 No. 881. Knuckey, Jas., Lost Hill. Lot 6. blk. 89; val. of lot $50, improvements $100; : > ‘Lax $1 50, costs 58 cts. Total $2 08, A. & H. W. HARTUNG » ® DEALERS IN @®» ® AND WATCHES CLOCKS sonal property $50. Tax $3 60. costs $1 18. Total ¢4 68, No, 2/8, Gregore,Mrs. L. D., Main street. East 60 feet of lot.1, bik. 10, val. of lot $150, ium, rovemen's $1250. Mor' gage held by Citizens Bank $400. Per onal »roperty $250. 1ax $7 50, costs $1 88. Total $8 88. No. 350 Heyer, Jobn, estate of, Nevada of lot 5. blk. 7; val.o: lot $30. Tax 50 cts, costs 53cts. Total $1 03. «, 607. Sehmid:, L,-P. B-oad street. Lot 8, bik. 86; val. of lot $:0), improvements $5u0. Per onal property $1.0. ‘lax $/ 00, costs $1.85 Total $s 35, Do. 613. Seott, Wm. Portion of Jot 12, blk 20; val. of lot $50. improvemeuts $150. Mortgage heid by Citizens Bank $425, Perso: al anes prpowety $i0v. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23, = fetal $5 % No, 5i4. Ogden, A, G., Water street. Wes: a \ C er half of lot 4, bik. 4; vat. of lot $150, improve; ®@ . ments $350. Mo.tgage held by Mrs. C. >. Pare $30. Personal property $50. Tax Tax 32 6v, costs $1 12. Total $3 62, . No. 535. Queutana,’Mrs. K. T,, estate of, Nimrod st:eet. Lot1.blix. 6; val. of lot $50, improvements #400. Pers: vai property $50 73 35 00 wns 9 ba ta 2 say ; b o. 621. Seibet,. Mrs. C. Commercia Roasted Daily on the premises s'reet. Lot.4. bik 15; vai. of lot 3300, imOy tale $60. iax §: 35, costs $1 06. ‘otal 2 41. No, 464. MeCauley, Mrs. H., Soring s reet. Lot 2, blk. 88; val. of lot $100, improvements 7800. Personal property $1:0. ‘lax $iv 40, costs $1 50, Total $11 +0. No. 478. McLean, estate of, Nevata street. Lot 5, bik. 7; val. of lot $150, improvements $385v. sax $5 0., costs Jo cts, Total $5 75. No. 486. Nesgle, J.c., Bovlder strect. Lot 4, bik. 57; val. cf lot $100, impr: vem~nts $200. Try a pound. prov nent $500. Tax $800, costs W crs. To‘al $s 90. Ground to order. 5 ag age Lot 10, bik 3), val. of lot $100, improvements -}-$800. Mortgage held by Lhos. Jackson and F sis $300. Tax $100, costs 55 cts. Total J 1.55. eg SAM PLES FREE £]] No. 664. Jackson and wife (should be Jacka and wiie). Mortgage against Geo. Simmons’ lot 10, blk. 85, $300. Tax $3 C0, THYL T costs 65 cts. Totul $3 65. , texes delinquent in the foregoing delinquent list are paid the property on which AND COFFEE HOUSE said delinquent taxesare a licn, will be sold on ‘ 1. Saturday, April 27, 1903, At public auction in front of the City Hall Geo, Spring street, And notice is hereby given that unless the Mortg+xe held by N. Webber for $150. PerNo 661 Kagon, L. Water street. Portion Water right on Littie eer Creek $50. PerNo. 634. Valentine, Mrs. D., Main street. door, inthe city and county of Nevada, to East portion of lot 2, blk. 63; val. of lot $50, improvemerms $200. Personal property $50. Tax $4 50, costs $1 23, Total $5 75. the bidder who wifi take the least quantity Eger —e of the land or, in case an individual is asses<ed, the smallest portion of said interest BE. A. TOFIPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector. kod eH THE VERY NEWEST THINGS Are supposed to cost more money then those which have been out some time Not so here. We are offering the latest creations in Wigahtsowns At prices which are in some cases below cost; in others half value, and others yet a third less than the right prices. SNELL & FLEMING Nevada City, Cal. amshee Gat atl the \ 3 We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They td yaaa ar 4 the name implies—a shoe that WiLL NOT RIP. PRICE Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes {n the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. CRER COME AND SEE THEM. rices are lower than the same class of Pi petag archased anywhere else in the Prturdey and Sunday morning. 2t. GpepCrey larce cities. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. GIVE US A TRIAL @® ® Fc) BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY SOME GOOD THINGS. Saratoga Chips 25ca lb. Mixed Pickles 10ca quart Honey, _2 combs for 25 cts. Jell-O, pixing LO cts per pkge Sierra Cream Cheese, 3 «:25e Genuine Swiss “ 35calb Hand Cheese 25c a dozen Limburger “ 35c each —AT t Jackson's beehive Grocery, > ¥ — Garden and Farm Seeds. The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of the seeds used. Old seeds are dear at any price. Our stock is fresh eich season and each variety is gathered from plants of established merit. ‘ney are certain to germinate and produce lirge, satisfactory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage, Onions, lettace, turnips, wheat, oats, etc, will be found in the assortment. Orchard Grass, Timothy, Red Olover Seed, etc. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, Rogers’ Forks, Spoons, Knives, Silverware. SILVER WARE a 18] Cl Braud’ St ns ae aes au rowers ce. Sy wn agi e e sieerietage gat Ser er naa ers é