April 8, 1901 (4 pages)

ng. the p ) ‘power Wart 50-light 9) other ‘artiolee, issued by the g. San” Franoj Benton for the sam erty will be sola wy) day morning, po don’t become a key moderately anj Moore “AA” is thy SSS YS Sale )DS. = WINDOW . windows some e—all the new a nice dregs, the next for it the best bar: ly to see them, ow you, They aR & Co, d say: “Write. best attention, . M & CO, CERY vada City, LMOND NUTS paper shell and resh you would ust been picked. g«) LNUTS ind, and a great r customers. for =7 <) a] NING Friday, AND _MISS HATS. . Street GES ES i—the very ices—just Te s, light and 5, $3.50. 1ew coin toes, HILDREN'S ICES. . Mrs. Fred Zeitler, returned home yesOameron are , visiting Miss Richard’s parents on Gold Fiat.Delhi Mine last evening and left this MONDAY. ..+-+5++7+>Aprll 8, 1901 ee PERSONAL MATTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of-Both Old and Young, W. H. Jones of Sacramento is in town. Geo. Wroden of Cineinnati came. in on last evening’s train. W. R. Allisat of San Francisco is here on a business trip.G. W. Johnson of Milwankee arrived here on last evening’s train. _ Joe Fogarty was over yesterday from Colgate on a visit to friends. S. F. McAnear of Sacramento came ip on last evening’s train. ‘ Fred Zeitler and wife left yesterday for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Fetz of San. Francisco, who has been here visiting her daughter, terday. Mrs. W. Angwin left yesterday ‘for Oregon to attend her mother’s funeral. Mrs. Gebrig returned yesterday to San Francisco after attending court here last week. J. Johnson of Tracy, who has been here attending court, returned home yesterday. Dae Miss Minnie Lutzinger of Sacramento, who has been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. T. Hicks, returned home yesterday. Harry Morris of the Yuba mine left yesterday for a business trip to San Francisco, Mrs. J. Wills, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned home last evening. Ralph Gaylord left yesterday for San Francisco on a business trip. Superintendent W. W. Kirkham of La Suerte Mining Oompany returned yesterday morning from a business trip to San Francisco. Frank Pierce, the popular painter of this city, left yesterday for Reno where he intends to reside. F. Basston and ©. F. Notheary of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train, ci Dana Harmon, who has been to San Francisco on a business trip, returned here last evening and left this morning for the Gaston Ridge mine. Dr.R. Harmon of Washington returned here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for home. A.N. Floucher came down from Gaston Ridge yesterday and returned this morning. Mies Lizzie Richards, teacher of the school at Relief Hill and Miss Blanche Superintendent Gus. Kartschoke wife and daughter came down from the morning for San Francisco. J. Buttgenbach, John Gerner and J. Nalthemus, stockholders in the Providence Mining Company arrived here last evening from San Francisco and are the guests of R.O. Walrath and Superintendent P, Tautphaus. Richard Thomas, L. L. Myers and W. Mobley returned this morning to North Bloomfield after spending Sunday here. Bonreor: NERY, Etc.,'for the Easter trade . at the office of the Cyunty Superintendent Mrs. W. Mobley of North Bloomfield ia here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Stevens. A. Wickman of North San Juan, who. CHAS. E. TEGLER,bas been to San Francisco on a visit, re THE TRANSCRIPT. . San Francisco. 1901, to the wffe of W. L. Boardman, Candy Eggs Tegler’s Confectionery pitiaiangeneee eee .SIBRRA COUNTY NEWS. Items Gleaned -From the Downleville Messenger of Saturday, George Osterman, who has been ably.) filling the position of machinist and blacksmith at the Gold Bluff mine for Several years, resigned his place last week, and on Monday took his departure for Nevada City to join his family, and where he will reside permanently, George is a first-clace hand at his trade and should readily find lacrative employment at one of the Nevada county mines, “The residents of the foothills in the neighborhood of Camptonville and Vicinity ‘have been considerably exercised for some time over the appearance of a California lion in that district says the Marysville Appeal. A few days since Will Burris saw the lion killing a sheep within 100 yards of his house, and hastily picking tp his rifle took a good, stéady aim, and upon firing the lion rolled over. It took some . time for Will to satisfy himself that the lion was dead, but after he had approached and shot him in the head twice he became convinced that the! terror of the neighborhood could dono more harm, The neighbors were summoned and it was found that the dead animal measured eight and one half feet in length, and weighed 150 pounds. nig skin will be preserved. by Mr. Barris, Judge Stanley A. Smith left on Wednesday’s stage for Nevada City, where he will occupy the Superior Bench in cases in which Judge Nilon is disqualified. After his work is completed there he will goto Oaklend and While below he will attend, as delegate from the local Chapter, the Grand Chapter of the R. A. M. which meets onthe 16thinat. Judge Smith is also a delegate from Sierra Lodge N ». 24,1. 0.0. F. tothe Grand Lodge to convene in San Francisco on May 16th. He does not expect to return until shortly after the latter date, and will therefore be present during President McKinley’s visit to San Francisco, On the occasion of the President visit there, he will be tendered a banquet by the Ohio Society’ of California, and Judge Smith, being a member of the society, will have the pleasure of being present at the banquet. oe Do You Know That Moore carries the. largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. da19-tf eee Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. BORN. = LA In Nevada City, Oalifornia, April 8, a daughter. —— FOR EASTER. kkk t a complete stock of CANDY EGGS, and all are invited to come and see the BVBRYTHING IN READIN have spared no time or expense in making arrangements for the magazine them on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this week. Everything is now in readiness and there is no doubt. but evenings. The price of admission has been fixed at 25 cents, and 15 cents will be charged for refreshments. A select program will be rendered both evenings, the young ladies who represent the business houses giving their drill on one evening and the young men will appear on the other. Program will be changed the second night but they will consist of original stories, illustrated songs, funny department, glimpses from foreign lands and tableaus with advertising magazines. , Mrs. -Colley’s home-made . cream candies will be on sale at the hall. All who attend are assured of spending ‘@ most pleasant evening. The editor in chief of the magazine will be L.:8. Oalkins. He’ will have for associate editors F. L. Arbogast, H. O. Schroeder, John Werry and 0. O. Weisenburger. A fine quility of liquor for home use. is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. Supe rior to all others. NEVADA THEATER. GEO. F. JACOBS Sree TG Manager. . ONE NIGHT, Thursday, April 11th 20th CENTURY BVENT. 4 LA LOJE FULLER NO EQUAL— MANY IMITATORS— Che World’s Greatest Dancer, In her new and marvelous creations, and a company of players, twenty people in all, in a refined and enique programme, ~ Ten Skilled Electricians, Grand Electrical, Effects. Prices, 2hc, 500, 750 and $1. Seats now on sale at Foley’s. NOTICE FOR BIDS ——FOR— Furnishing School Books Nace IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Educat ou of Nevada (ounty, Ca‘iforn'a, will receive sealed bids for furnishing the following School Books for use in the Boboolis of Neyada County : Supplementary Readers for the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, Sth, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Book-keeping, Elementary History, Writing and Drawing. All bids will be opened at 11 o’clock a. m. on June 15th, 1901, of Schools in the Court House at Nevada ity, ‘ verter. ee The Board reserves the right to reject any . and all bids. W, J. ROGERS Proprietor Secretary County Board of Eduestion. Commercial St., opp. Transeript Block. Nevada City, Cal., April 6, 1901. aps turned here last evening and left this morning for honie. La Loie Fuller’s Wonderful Dances. La Loie Fuller, who displays such marvelous dances will be here Thursday next. She ie not only the greatest of all dancers, but she is also that rare phenomenon, a female inventor. She devised the startling light effects with which her dances are embellished, and invented the complicated apparatus by which the electrical effects are proSRS a duced. Despite the expense involved in transporting the costly electrical apparatus, the dances at this city will . be given by Miss Fuller as elaborately . _&8 they were produced in London and . Paris, » Returned Last Night. The Supervisors yesterday went to Colgate at the request of the Bay Coanties Power Company, who desire a new road built to their works, The roads in Bridgeport district were carefully examined and the party did not retarn here till 9:30 o’clock last night. District Attorney Powers accompanied them. Cs Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With jocal applications, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitanal dis@ase,and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts di-. rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Care is not a quack medicine. It waa prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is com of one of the tonics known, combined .with the best blood purifiers, acting dion the mucous surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two inStedients is what produces such wonthis work done NOW. . ‘LO en Soke WIOIOK HOI IORI IOIOIOIOK The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have bil The Magazine Soclas Promise. to be} The Indies ot the Methodist church . socials to be given at Armory Hall by. that a large crowd will be present both . The} pany will be headed by E B. Gage, derful results in curing catarrb. Send . . or testim free testimonials ‘ F. J. OHENEY & OO., Props., SES? Toledo, O. ' Bold b; Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in the county and guarantees his work to last. 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. GEO. E. TURNER PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = = = Nevada City, Cal. sae Spring Opening. : so55 MISS E. HOEFT, Broad Street. Has now on display the most elegant stock of artistic MILLINERY ever brought to this city. _ : These Hats are perfect copies of the finest patterns displayed at the most fashionable millinery houses. COME AND SEE THEM. f ices are lower than the same class 0 scene ae ie purchased anywhere else in the ‘That's a quality th PHONE, MAIN 551. . at attracts notice everywhere. Doesn’t matter “where theconnection lies. Just here we desire to attract your atten. tion to the individuality of our individual can of SARDINES---an imported French article. Just enough for one in each tin. Would be an excellent thing for lunch pails. 1oc per tin at GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON,PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. LS / 3) BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. El csuubeincnenadesaeceanantooeeeee To Celebrate Their Anniversary. Three Millions a a For a Mine Nhe cir mslavekus tthe uanivedary on Thuraday evening. A program will be own c . rendered and a banquet partaken of. oe mine, ryt Sing Sing 8 a They also intend to have various other Prescott and Phoenix railroad, and . *™usemente. by another name, bat the new comO oi FAMILIES ARE USING © TAYLOR’S FAMILY GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. who is now president of the Congress Gold Mining Company. Definite particulars cannot be learned today, but it is believed that the purchase is the outcome of nogotiations begun a year ago between the owners of the mine and a New York syndicate headed by ex-Senator Warner Miller. There is also a ramor that Congressman W. W. Grout of Vermont, who is now in Arizona, is also interested in the purchase. Some mining men put the purchase price at $5,000,000, which were the figures suggested when an option was granted on the minea year ago. The Congress mines have been operated for fiftee years,and the workings are now ata depth of 8,000 feet, but it is freely asserted that at twice the depth ore bodies will be as extensive and rich, if not more so. Prospecting by diamond Grills has outlined enormous . . ore bodies at that depth. Shipped to Colfax. Mike Dann, one of the six hobos brought to the County Jail from Grase Valley a couple of weeks ago, was discharged from custody yesterday an d shipped out of the county. There is now but four laborers on the chain gang. For City Marshal. Hi SHEARER ~~ Will be a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 For City Marshal. ED. A. TOMPKINS Will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. pisos 3 ‘TAYLOR'S. TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. SAMPLES FREE_@e]] I Frame Pictures With Artistic Judg ent. Moore Also Makes Photographs. Agents Wanted Everywhere, THE VERY NEWEST THINGS Are su pposed to cost more money than those which have been out some time. Not so here. We are offering the latest. creations in : Wigahtzsowns. 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. STRONG SHOES naccake OL Gms’ Mi. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS $2, according to size. Alsoan Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. Hall's Panik Pillence te beat. o> large cities. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. CANDY & FASTER GGs. ? ERI AR OT ce TO Panorama Easter Eggs = © § and 10 cts, each Assorted Cluster Eggs = 5 for § cts. Pigeon Eggs . : . 10 * 5 cts. Birds Eggs . : 20 * § cts, ER ABBE OLR LEG A Pg se Pe ps cg 13 Commercial Street ° ° ° Nevada City, Cal. = a eee = A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WIRES, LIQUORS and BEER. BEST WHISKIES by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask. FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHBRRIES. Send us a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. ‘If you have no keg we will furnish you one at cost,:and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. ‘ ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Btc. by the barrel, keg or gallon. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. = = A. & H. W. HARTUN DEALERS IN Mail orders solicited. Phone Main 171. >» >» -CLOCKS ¥ » > WATCHES AND iy are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE} $1.75 > ® GIVE US A TRIAL BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY — SOME GOOD THINGS. Saratoga Chips 25c a lb. Mixed Pickles 10ca quart Honey, 2 combs for 25 cts. Jell-O, puting 10 cts per pkge Sierra Cream Cheese, 3 «:25¢ Genuine Swiss “ 35calb Hand Cheese 25c a dozen Limburger “ 3c each — AT » » ’ Jackson's Beehive Grocery, rden and Farm Seeds. The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of the seeds used. Old seeds are dear at any price. Our stock is fresh each season and each variety is gathered from plants of established merit. They are certain to germinate and produce lirge, satisfac~ tory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage, onions, lettuce, turnips, wheat, oats, etc, will be fouad in the assortment. Orchard Grass, Timothy, Red Clover Seed, etc. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. eminent a = G jae ————$— SILVER Rogers’ WARE Forks, + «Spoons, Knives, Silverware. BT (i bramds

ng. the p ) ‘power Wart 50-light 9) other ‘artiolee, issued by the g. San” Franoj Benton for the sam erty will be sola wy) day morning, po don’t become a key moderately anj Moore “AA” is thy SSS YS Sale )DS. = WINDOW . windows some e—all the new a nice dregs, the next for it the best bar: ly to see them, ow you, They aR & Co, d say: “Write. best attention, . M & CO, CERY vada City, LMOND NUTS paper shell and resh you would ust been picked. g«) LNUTS ind, and a great r customers. for =7 <) a] NING Friday, AND _MISS HATS. . Street GES ES i—the very ices—just Te s, light and 5, $3.50. 1ew coin toes, HILDREN'S ICES. . Mrs. Fred Zeitler, returned home yesOameron are , visiting Miss Richard’s parents on Gold Fiat.Delhi Mine last evening and left this MONDAY. ...+-+5++7+>Aprll 8, 1901 ee PERSONAL MATTERS. Daily Chronicle of the Doings of-Both Old and Young, W. H. Jones of Sacramento is in town. Geo. Wroden of Cineinnati came. in on last evening’s train. W. R. Allisat of San Francisco is here on a business trip.G. W. Johnson of Milwankee arrived here on last evening’s train. _ Joe Fogarty was over yesterday from Colgate on a visit to friends. S. F. McAnear of Sacramento came ip on last evening’s train. ‘ Fred Zeitler and wife left yesterday for San Francisco. Mrs. J. Fetz of San. Francisco, who has been here visiting her daughter, terday. Mrs. W. Angwin left yesterday ‘for Oregon to attend her mother’s funeral. Mrs. Gebrig returned yesterday to San Francisco after attending court here last week. J. Johnson of Tracy, who has been here attending court, returned home yesterday. Dae Miss Minnie Lutzinger of Sacramento, who has been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. T. Hicks, returned home yesterday. Harry Morris of the Yuba mine left yesterday for a business trip to San Francisco, Mrs. J. Wills, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned home last evening. Ralph Gaylord left yesterday for San Francisco on a business trip. Superintendent W. W. Kirkham of La Suerte Mining Oompany returned yesterday morning from a business trip to San Francisco. Frank Pierce, the popular painter of this city, left yesterday for Reno where he intends to reside. F. Basston and ©. F. Notheary of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train, ci Dana Harmon, who has been to San Francisco on a business trip, returned here last evening and left this morning for the Gaston Ridge mine. Dr.R. Harmon of Washington returned here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for home. A.N. Floucher came down from Gaston Ridge yesterday and returned this morning. Mies Lizzie Richards, teacher of the school at Relief Hill and Miss Blanche Superintendent Gus. Kartschoke wife and daughter came down from the morning for San Francisco. J. Buttgenbach, John Gerner and J. Nalthemus, stockholders in the Providence Mining Company arrived here last evening from San Francisco and are the guests of R.O. Walrath and Superintendent P, Tautphaus. Richard Thomas, L. L. Myers and W. Mobley returned this morning to North Bloomfield after spending Sunday here. Bonreor: NERY, Etc.,'for the Easter trade . at the office of the Cyunty Superintendent Mrs. W. Mobley of North Bloomfield ia here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Stevens. A. Wickman of North San Juan, who. CHAS. E. TEGLER,bas been to San Francisco on a visit, re THE TRANSCRIPT. . San Francisco. 1901, to the wffe of W. L. Boardman, Candy Eggs Tegler’s Confectionery pitiaiangeneee eee .SIBRRA COUNTY NEWS. Items Gleaned -From the Downleville Messenger of Saturday, George Osterman, who has been ably.) filling the position of machinist and blacksmith at the Gold Bluff mine for Several years, resigned his place last week, and on Monday took his departure for Nevada City to join his family, and where he will reside permanently, George is a first-clace hand at his trade and should readily find lacrative employment at one of the Nevada county mines, “The residents of the foothills in the neighborhood of Camptonville and Vicinity ‘have been considerably exercised for some time over the appearance of a California lion in that district says the Marysville Appeal. A few days since Will Burris saw the lion killing a sheep within 100 yards of his house, and hastily picking tp his rifle took a good, stéady aim, and upon firing the lion rolled over. It took some . time for Will to satisfy himself that the lion was dead, but after he had approached and shot him in the head twice he became convinced that the! terror of the neighborhood could dono more harm, The neighbors were summoned and it was found that the dead animal measured eight and one half feet in length, and weighed 150 pounds. nig skin will be preserved. by Mr. Barris, Judge Stanley A. Smith left on Wednesday’s stage for Nevada City, where he will occupy the Superior Bench in cases in which Judge Nilon is disqualified. After his work is completed there he will goto Oaklend and While below he will attend, as delegate from the local Chapter, the Grand Chapter of the R. A. M. which meets onthe 16thinat. Judge Smith is also a delegate from Sierra Lodge N ». 24,1. 0.0. F. tothe Grand Lodge to convene in San Francisco on May 16th. He does not expect to return until shortly after the latter date, and will therefore be present during President McKinley’s visit to San Francisco, On the occasion of the President visit there, he will be tendered a banquet by the Ohio Society’ of California, and Judge Smith, being a member of the society, will have the pleasure of being present at the banquet. oe Do You Know That Moore carries the. largest and finest stock of frames for photographs. Also makes frames to order for any picture. da19-tf eee Subscribe for the TRANSORIPT. BORN. = LA In Nevada City, Oalifornia, April 8, a daughter. —— FOR EASTER. kkk t a complete stock of CANDY EGGS, and all are invited to come and see the BVBRYTHING IN READIN have spared no time or expense in making arrangements for the magazine them on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this week. Everything is now in readiness and there is no doubt. but evenings. The price of admission has been fixed at 25 cents, and 15 cents will be charged for refreshments. A select program will be rendered both evenings, the young ladies who represent the business houses giving their drill on one evening and the young men will appear on the other. Program will be changed the second night but they will consist of original stories, illustrated songs, funny department, glimpses from foreign lands and tableaus with advertising magazines. , Mrs. -Colley’s home-made . cream candies will be on sale at the hall. All who attend are assured of spending ‘@ most pleasant evening. The editor in chief of the magazine will be L.:8. Oalkins. He’ will have for associate editors F. L. Arbogast, H. O. Schroeder, John Werry and 0. O. Weisenburger. A fine quility of liquor for home use. is old Gilt Edge Whiskey. Supe rior to all others. NEVADA THEATER. GEO. F. JACOBS Sree TG Manager. . ONE NIGHT, Thursday, April 11th 20th CENTURY BVENT. 4 LA LOJE FULLER NO EQUAL— MANY IMITATORS— Che World’s Greatest Dancer, In her new and marvelous creations, and a company of players, twenty people in all, in a refined and enique programme, ~ Ten Skilled Electricians, Grand Electrical, Effects. Prices, 2hc, 500, 750 and $1. Seats now on sale at Foley’s. NOTICE FOR BIDS ——FOR— Furnishing School Books Nace IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Educat ou of Nevada (ounty, Ca‘iforn'a, will receive sealed bids for furnishing the following School Books for use in the Boboolis of Neyada County : Supplementary Readers for the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, Sth, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades. Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Book-keeping, Elementary History, Writing and Drawing.

All bids will be opened at 11 o’clock a. m. on June 15th, 1901, of Schools in the Court House at Nevada ity, ‘ verter. ee The Board reserves the right to reject any . and all bids. W, J. ROGERS Proprietor Secretary County Board of Eduestion. Commercial St., opp. Transeript Block. Nevada City, Cal., April 6, 1901. aps turned here last evening and left this morning for honie. La Loie Fuller’s Wonderful Dances. La Loie Fuller, who displays such marvelous dances will be here Thursday next. She ie not only the greatest of all dancers, but she is also that rare phenomenon, a female inventor. She devised the startling light effects with which her dances are embellished, and invented the complicated apparatus by which the electrical effects are proSRS a duced. Despite the expense involved in transporting the costly electrical apparatus, the dances at this city will . be given by Miss Fuller as elaborately . _&8 they were produced in London and . Paris, » Returned Last Night. The Supervisors yesterday went to Colgate at the request of the Bay Coanties Power Company, who desire a new road built to their works, The roads in Bridgeport district were carefully examined and the party did not retarn here till 9:30 o’clock last night. District Attorney Powers accompanied them. Cs Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With jocal applications, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitanal dis@ase,and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts di-. rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Care is not a quack medicine. It waa prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is com of one of the tonics known, combined .with the best blood purifiers, acting dion the mucous surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two inStedients is what produces such wonthis work done NOW. . ‘LO en Soke WIOIOK HOI IORI IOIOIOIOK The time allowed by the City Trustees for the completion of ALL PLUMBING WORK has nearly expired, and if you have neglected this important duty it will be MONEY IN YOUR POCKET and save you much trouble to have bil The Magazine Soclas Promise. to be} The Indies ot the Methodist church . socials to be given at Armory Hall by. that a large crowd will be present both . The} pany will be headed by E B. Gage, derful results in curing catarrb. Send . . or testim free testimonials ‘ F. J. OHENEY & OO., Props., SES? Toledo, O. ' Bold b; Can do your work as CHEAP, SATISFACTORILY and EXPEDITIOUSLY as any plumber in the county and guarantees his work to last. 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. GEO. E. TURNER PIONEER HAROWARE DEALER = = = = Nevada City, Cal. sae Spring Opening. : so55 MISS E. HOEFT, Broad Street. Has now on display the most elegant stock of artistic MILLINERY ever brought to this city. _ : These Hats are perfect copies of the finest patterns displayed at the most fashionable millinery houses. COME AND SEE THEM. f ices are lower than the same class 0 scene ae ie purchased anywhere else in the ‘That's a quality th PHONE, MAIN 551. . at attracts notice everywhere. Doesn’t matter “where theconnection lies. Just here we desire to attract your atten. tion to the individuality of our individual can of SARDINES---an imported French article. Just enough for one in each tin. Would be an excellent thing for lunch pails. 1oc per tin at GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON,PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. LS / 3) BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. El csuubeincnenadesaeceanantooeeeee To Celebrate Their Anniversary. Three Millions a a For a Mine Nhe cir mslavekus tthe uanivedary on Thuraday evening. A program will be own c . rendered and a banquet partaken of. oe mine, ryt Sing Sing 8 a They also intend to have various other Prescott and Phoenix railroad, and . *™usemente. by another name, bat the new comO oi FAMILIES ARE USING © TAYLOR’S FAMILY GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. who is now president of the Congress Gold Mining Company. Definite particulars cannot be learned today, but it is believed that the purchase is the outcome of nogotiations begun a year ago between the owners of the mine and a New York syndicate headed by ex-Senator Warner Miller. There is also a ramor that Congressman W. W. Grout of Vermont, who is now in Arizona, is also interested in the purchase. Some mining men put the purchase price at $5,000,000, which were the figures suggested when an option was granted on the minea year ago. The Congress mines have been operated for fiftee years,and the workings are now ata depth of 8,000 feet, but it is freely asserted that at twice the depth ore bodies will be as extensive and rich, if not more so. Prospecting by diamond Grills has outlined enormous . . ore bodies at that depth. Shipped to Colfax. Mike Dann, one of the six hobos brought to the County Jail from Grase Valley a couple of weeks ago, was discharged from custody yesterday an d shipped out of the county. There is now but four laborers on the chain gang. For City Marshal. Hi SHEARER ~~ Will be a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 6th. a4 For City Marshal. ED. A. TOMPKINS Will be a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. pisos 3 ‘TAYLOR'S. TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. SAMPLES FREE_@e]] I Frame Pictures With Artistic Judg ent. Moore Also Makes Photographs. Agents Wanted Everywhere, THE VERY NEWEST THINGS Are su pposed to cost more money than those which have been out some time. Not so here. We are offering the latest. creations in : Wigahtzsowns. 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. STRONG SHOES naccake OL Gms’ Mi. We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS $2, according to size. Alsoan Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. Hall's Panik Pillence te beat. o> large cities. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. CANDY & FASTER GGs. ? ERI AR OT ce TO Panorama Easter Eggs = © § and 10 cts, each Assorted Cluster Eggs = 5 for § cts. Pigeon Eggs . : . 10 * 5 cts. Birds Eggs . : 20 * § cts, ER ABBE OLR LEG A Pg se Pe ps cg 13 Commercial Street ° ° ° Nevada City, Cal. = a eee = A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WIRES, LIQUORS and BEER. BEST WHISKIES by Barrel, Keg, Demijohn or Flask. FINEST FRESNO PORTS AND SHBRRIES. Send us a five or ten-gallon keg and we will fill the same for the low price of $1 per gallor. ‘If you have no keg we will furnish you one at cost,:and allow the amount charged if returned in good order. ‘ ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADEIRA, Btc. by the barrel, keg or gallon. Family orders for smaller quantities solicited. = = A. & H. W. HARTUN DEALERS IN Mail orders solicited. Phone Main 171. >» >» -CLOCKS ¥ » > WATCHES AND iy are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE} $1.75 > ® GIVE US A TRIAL BROAD ST. ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY — SOME GOOD THINGS. Saratoga Chips 25c a lb. Mixed Pickles 10ca quart Honey, 2 combs for 25 cts. Jell-O, puting 10 cts per pkge Sierra Cream Cheese, 3 «:25¢ Genuine Swiss “ 35calb Hand Cheese 25c a dozen Limburger “ 3c each — AT » » ’ Jackson's Beehive Grocery, rden and Farm Seeds. The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of the seeds used. Old seeds are dear at any price. Our stock is fresh each season and each variety is gathered from plants of established merit. They are certain to germinate and produce lirge, satisfac~ tory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage, onions, lettuce, turnips, wheat, oats, etc, will be fouad in the assortment. Orchard Grass, Timothy, Red Clover Seed, etc. SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. eminent a = G jae ————$— SILVER Rogers’ WARE Forks, + «Spoons, Knives, Silverware. BT (i bramds