February 1, 1902 (4 pages)

Nevapba City. DaILy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEING, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada. City. TERMS fe) F SUBSCRIPTION. Byfleet, ao: $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . ; Delivered toany part «of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week oe SATURDAY... + gieseoceesae seb Awiashivive sea esisineiesisecia wre February 1, 1902 ‘New Federal Court. T IS SAID a private tip has come from the national capital that a new Federal Court will be established in California before Congress adjourns. So far it is not known whether the indications. are for a Circuit Court or a District one, bit the chances are that the latter will be designated if the State is favored at all, for the reason that though a District Judge can_sit as a Circuit Judge the reverse is not the case. -As the desireis to relieve the pressure of business and provide for emergencies it looks more feasible that a District Court will be favored by the Department of Justice than a higher tribunal. Congressman Needham is said to be an aspirant for the appointment of Judge in case the mew court is established. This is of interest to the people in the Second Congressional District, because, should Needham be appointed, Congressman Woods will be a candidate once more for the Republican nomination for the House of Representatives. When the Congressional districts were readjusted last year San Joaquin county was thrown into Needham’s district, and courtesy would oblige Mr. Woods ng to fight against Needham for the nomination, At least he feels that way about it, and if Needham wants to go to Congress again Woods will not seek the honor. Should Needham not be an aspirant, however, Woods will undoubtedly be out for the place, @aeee 444A Unusual Activity. . EVER IN THE HISTORY ofNevada City has there been such a demand for our mines by moneyed ‘mining men as at the present time. It would seem that the minds of prominent capitalists are concentrated upon this Section. More claims have been bonded within the past few months than at any time during any ten years’ period since the discovery of our valuable mines, and it is probable that many more undeveloped claims will be taken up by capitalists before the summer.season opens, as the demand for Nevada County properties seems to be increasing every day. There is no boom here, nor do we wish for any such mushroom growth or development of this county’s mineral rescurces. Booms always prove disastrous for they are always followed by a reaction that dces more harm to a community than the boom has done in a way of prospering it, and for this reason the TRANSCRIPT will never encourage this method of building up the county’s interests. We always endeavor to publish straight facts to the outside world concerning the progress and future outlook of our mining interests, so that there will be no misrepresentation, and when there is a mis-statement made it is the fault of our informant and not ours. It is an acknowledged fact that Nevada County is the greatest gold producer in the State and in talking of it many mining capitalists inquire if there is not available property here that can be bonded or purchased outright, and upon an investigation some of them have been enabled to get just what they were looking for. No one questions the fact that there are many mines to be found in this district that have not been worked for a quarter of a century or more, which, if properly’opened up and developed would bring in great results to the parties who invest their capital in them. All this district has désired in the past to make it one of the most prosperous mining camps. on the Coast was abundant capital, and to-day it can be truthfully said that there is plenty of it to be invested here in the near future, witha flattering prospect cf most satisfactory returns. New prospects or undeveloped claims are constantly coming to the front and proving valuable and of permanent character, so that there will always be plenty of room for the investment of unlimited capital, with-the prospect of \rich reward. If the demand for mines isso great at this season of the year, whiat can we expect when Spring opens? Surely, the future outlook for this mining district is very bright and promising, and it is certain that the hardtime cranks as wéll as the “knockers” will soon have to “go ’way back and sit’down” for the rest of their days. wat Says He Was Tortured. A Woman's Awful Peri]. : “I suffered euch, pain from corns I could hardly watk,” writes H. Robin-. “There is -only-one ehence to-save £00, Boise et enas, Hls., es pack: your life and that is ‘through an operthd alah org er we Geran. ation were the startling words heard by Mrs, I. B. Huut cf Lime Ridge. Wis., from her doctor after he bad vainly tried to cure her of a frigh'ful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall stones had formed and she constantly ee girs Then the e Co began to use Electric Bitters which ‘ eens ne et ee whole eured ber. It’s’ a wonderful and Works Oft tne Cold 4 Stomanh, Liver and Kidney remedy, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure Cures Dyspeps a. Lo:s;of Appetite; a cold in one ridin No Cure, No Pay Try it. Only .60 c's. Guaranteed. Price 25 cents, , For sale by W. D. Vinton. bruises, cuts, .eores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect bealer of skiu diseases and piles. Cure guarasteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. NOTED rnin TAN, ———=(Capt. Thomas Williams Coming Here Next , Week. Captain Thomas Williams, one of the best known mining men in the State, will arrive in this city nex’ Wednesday. He is coming to examine a good miping ,roperty in this vicinity, and his visit will andoubtedly ba the means of opening it up. The O.ptain has had long and varted experience iu@mining. At ore time be gperated to a considerable extent in South Africa, His word goes a long ways with capitalists. who are looking for good mining investments. For some time past he has bkren making his headquarters at San Francisco It is evident that the Nevada City mining district and adjoining localities are attracting great attention just pow. Visiting . Here. Oscar T. Tamm, a leading hotel mano of St. Louis, Missour', arrived bere this morning. Mr. Taum is a nepbew of the late Louis Voss, who was for many years one of the leading lumber men ofthecounty. Mr. Tamm ig the possessor of 100 acres of fine timber land in Little York township, which he is out here looking after. Baseball League. J.H. Armstrong was up from Grass Villey foday and was interv.ewing those iaterested in baseball about forming a league of the ball players of the two towns, This is a good idea aud wonld cause great interest in the game during the coming summer, They Have Started. A. 8. Bigelow and his three sons eime down from Columbia BHill.today. They are on their way tothe gold flelds of far distant Siberia, and expect to be gone several years. Operated Upon. Drs. C. L. Muller and W. P. Sawyer performe@ an operation on Fred Eilermin this sef'ernooo, and it was cery successful. Fred’s many friends hope to see him out soon again, Hection of Colonel, Captain W. G. Richards, Ed A Moore ard John E. Isiac went to Sac ramento today to attend the election of a©olonel in the Second Regiment, U.R,K. of P. License Issued, A marriage license was issued to day by County Clerk Arbogast to B. F. Gassaway and Miss Mollie Marpby, both of Rough and Ready towuship. Will Haul the Pipe. Ed Baker has been awarded the contract to haul the 12-inch air pipe to the Union gravel mine at North Bloomfield. He started to fulfill the covtract today by starting out two four-borse teams. Weather Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. S8.-Weatber Bureau, makes the following predic'ion as to the weather: Kain tonight and Sunday, Personal. P. D.llon is down from Washington. A. G. Chew is down from You Bet. George W. Starr, Superintendent of the Empire mine, Grass Valley, and W.B. Bourn, President of the Empire e>mpany, were over from Grass Valley today. : ‘ Argument on Jaw pofate in the cise of John McCarty vs.the Gaston Ridge Saw Death Near. “st-often made my heart ache,” writes L. ©. Overstreet, of Elgin, leuon., “to bear my wife, cough until it seemed her weak aod sore langs would collapse. Good doctors said she was so far gone wilh Oonsumiption that no medicine or earthly beip could’ save her, but a friend,recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persistent use of this. excellent mediguaranteed for .Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthw@a and all Throat : and Luug diseases. 50c and $1 at. W. D. Vioton’s. Trial botties free, Mining» Company was heard in the. _ * . Superior Court this efternoon. cine eaved her lite.” It’s absolutely . QOING ANTAD. The Blue Tent District Taking on New Life. The mining operations started in the Bue Tent district by ©. L. Canfleld: are making it lively out that way. Ditches and flumes are being put ia good condition. M. L. & D. Mareb, the lumber dealere, have furnished considerat.le material to the new enterprise already. The work vow under headway is of a prepara~ tory nature, bat the main operations -will soon follow, The idea is to have “everything in” good shape, 80 as to avoid any delay after work is commenced in the mine, As heretofore ; ublished in the TRaNSORIPT, an effort will be made to strike the old Sailor Flat channel. Clifford Grabam_has_been appointed Superintendent of the new operations. Hew Lets a the Courtyard. The electric light men are at work today putting up electric lights on the courthouse lot. They drilled holes in the c-ment posts, into. which fron pipe were placed. On the top of tha pipe, wich will be about 10 feet high, electric Jights will be placed. The lights will be, one at the corner of Pine and Court streets, one at the corner of Pine and Winter streets, and one on each side of the cement steps. The work is being done under the direction of Supervisor Mvrtin, and it is needless to say that it willbe a first class job. The courthouse yard and strect will be lighted so that you will be able to pick a pin up. ‘Suil for $50,000. San Francisco, January 81—A warrant was issued today for the arrest of [Isaac J. Morgan, a well-known and prosperous mining man, who is charged by Miss Tillie Habermahl with bavieg betrayed her under promise of marriage. Miss Habermahl is avery pretty young woman, and is about 19 years of uge. She dates her downfall back to July, 1901, after a formal introduction to Morgan by her father. The mining man promised to marry her.and, upon this promise, accomplished: her ruin. The relations between the plaintiff and Morgan continued for some time, during which he continually professed his love for her and repeated his promises of marriage. Several months later, however, Morgan grew cold toward the girl, and finally renounced his promises. It was then that Miss Habermahl learned for the first time that she had been cruelly betrayed by a married man. Morg:n’s change of feeling toward ber wes caused by the unexpected arrival of his wife from Australia. Io addition to the warrant for bis arrest, a civil suit charging Morgan with betrayal under promise of marriage, and asking damages in the sum of $50,000, was filed with the County Clerk. Morgan is said to have recently fallen heir to a fortune of $75,000, a portion of which he used in making an impression upon Miss Hab ermahl, who was fora time bis companion at the theaters, his guest at expensive dinners, aud the recipient of maby costly presents from the man who deceived her, Morgan is sbout 40 years of age and the father of several children, J Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Cold Storage Yleats you should send your orders to Jdrissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam35 iu the market. fe2l]-tf Fine Groceries —at the—* PLAZA STORE Carry a Fine Line-of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, As can be found in Nevada City. _—-a » Hay ard Grain for SalE ae 680 ee EVERYTHING FRESH. Goods dee livered Free of charge. : Fischer Bros. °. NEW SWITCHBOARD. ee Inprovements in the the Local Telephone bervice, Mr. Sullivan, an experienced electrian, arrived here from San Francisco yesterday. Today he commenced the work of inetallinga new and larger switchboard at the central telephone office in W. D. Vinton’s drug store. The old board is all filled ap,and Local Manager Vinton of the Snnset line decided to meet the growing demand cf the putlic. There are over 200 patrons to-be accom: modated,and the number is increasright along. In connection with the new switchboard, Mr. Vinton will have other work done for the improvement of the service. He is ever on the alert in this respect, and is commended very highly for it, Today a telephone was put in at Dunlap & Hicks’ assay office on Broad street. It is West 28. The Mountaineer ~ fo Sart Up. The Mountaineer mine, down Deer Creek, is to b: started up next week. [t was closed down a few months ago, pending some ore tests that were being made, This property has been of great benefit to our city, and will continue to be soin the future. When the new Operations are uader headway, quite a number of men will be employed. High School Dance. The social dance to te given by the Middle Class of the High *choo] on February 7rh, at Oid Fellows’ Hall, ¢ able events of the seasou, Each member of the class hae the privilege of lovite ove couple to join them in the evening’s entertuinment, aod all who are javited may consider themeelves bigbly favored. Miss Grace Jackson is preparing some very pretty souvenir programs forthe occasion, which’ are hand-painted. The work reflects great credit on the young lady’s artistic ability. Dead Man Sued. . Onawa, Ia., January 80—Mary Chris. ! tiansen, bas secured a verdict for $6000 in a breach-of-promise suit against the estate of Frank C:um, who died. last summer. Sbe claims Orum postponed the date of their marriage and finally died before the new date arrived without wedding her. It was proved conclusively that he intended to marry ber, and the suit was begun as the best legal way to recover a portion of the property left by him. = promises to be one of the most enjoy-. EEEEEEKEE KLEE Sunday. we SCPVICES ¥ PREPPPEPPHD Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various . cbarches In this city tomo:row, where all will be made welcome: , ST. CANIOE, . Masses will be celebrated at 8 and 10:30 o’clock. Evening devotions will be held at 7’o’clock. TRINITY EPISCOPAL. Holy communion, morning prayer and sermon, 11 o'clock; Sunday echool and Bible class,‘ 12 30 p.m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock. Friday: Services as usual at7p.m. W.A. Rimer, Rector. CONGREGATIONAL. Preaching. by the pastor, Rev. J Sims, at 11 a.m.and7 p.m. evening he will answer the question submitted to him-—“Are There No Heroes tut Military Heroes?” Senior Endeavor will meet at 6 p.m,, led by D, A. Dailey. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. All are cordially invited, METHODIST, In the! Is Not a Biull. The people of this city and Grass will be glad to learn that the proposed gas plant to be put upon the Maryland road by John Martin and his associates, willindeed be a reality and then both cities will have up-to-date gas service, About 4000 pounds of new machinery arrived at Grass Valley yes. terday and more is now.on tbe way. When the plant is all flnished the price of gas will be solow that the women will be enabled to do their cooking on gas stoves in hot weather. There have not been any, new cases of smallpox reported at Sierra City 'during the past two days. The two rpatients afflicted with the disease are getting along nicély,andit-is.thought . that ft will not become epidemic, You Know Those Finé Pianos? at Legg & Shaw Co.’s. Come in tonight and hearthem. The Wiley B. Allen Not Spreading. . Co, j25 1t Stoceton, Janua wee who registered at the Sc : in this city yesterday Mrs. Moore, colocynth and ing and will die, She aft from New y, was ex, ally well dressed and had vj," money and jewelry, ‘The oi, maid found her lyingon thee” bed fully and elegantiy , There was not a thing about ee her. effects by which BhE con) identified. She is about 45 age and handsome, In hertr, found clothes evidently desig her burial. She undoubtedly this city with the determing take her life, She arrived at 4 tel on @ train from San Frano) tee Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Ty. Paine, none better. For ‘Headache Saps Your Vin ; And wrecks the'brain, One 4, Sherman’s Headache Core wi you. You swallow a pill, andth ache is gone. ~ 25c. and 10c. a box, Dickerman, sole agent, For sale . chloroform this D only th and ciga peerless ga 100 (nes, liquors ‘ lves a8 uidisee ourse 1 oculists would have t ‘Place © d stree jace on Broa emptied with the b world’s @ stege aD 0s hereon are high kick Jess merit and ability. ronnd to Willlam H saloon on Pine stree an doesn't look frig ta_wife informs him his sleep shen can tru . saad see what Is going ra Nevada saloon On . reet tonight. mage are so, addicted e not feeling well that % feel well if they felt Preaching morning and evening by ‘he pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. Class meeting at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school at close of morning service. Iutermediate League at 5 p. m. Epworth League at 6 p.m. The public is cordiully invited to all the services, His Uncertainty. Farmer Honk—Say, Lem! Farmer Stackrider—Har? Farmer Honk—Is that ’ere solemn, spectacled young nephew of yourn that’s bein called “doctor” and ‘goes around lookin as wise as a treeful of owls a dentist, a boss physician, a corn curer, a layer op of hands, a presidin elder or just a common doctor that saws bones and kills folks?—Puck. The Gra Was Cold. Stanley (aged 4 years) — Mamma, please sing that lovely song called “The Hash Is Cold.” ; Mamma-—!I don’t know any stcb song about hash, Stanley. Is it a funny song? Stanley—No, indeed, mamma; It’s a “sorrow song.” > Mamma—Well, I can’t think what you mean. Dearest Heart,” “The grave is cruel, the grave fs cold.” Stanley (excitedly)—That’s it, mamma; that's it! But 1 made a mistake. {t wasn’t the hash; It was the gravy. = ROYAL Baking Powder Makes the bread more healthful. Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baking powders ate the greatest menacers to health of the present day. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. . ‘Please Take Notiec, All accounts due Snell & Fleming on January 1, 1902, must be settled immediately. And from thie date forward all bills must be settled monthly We have a large amount on our books, aud we require that it shall be paid ‘up at once.ju6-tt _ SNELL & FLEMING. For the best of every thing in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and. Cigars can be found at W. J. BRITLAND’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf We are Now Engaged in making extensive improvements in our Oandy Kitchen which will provide better facilities for manu. facturing our goods. I will not only keep up my standard of goods but will add a ner line of Creama and Chocolates, besides the best of Plain and French Mixed Confec.tionery. Oandies are a luxury, and I believe it is not how cheap, but how good. CHAS. E. TEGLER Commercial Street, Nevada City effort to bring “ high standard. e $can workmansh: Send ine Grial Order. NEVADA Knives That Cut . Our Very Best ft has taken over twenty-five years of constant and intelligent © Pocket Knives up to the present & proof of the triumph of Amege wh. There's nothing bettes, POR SALE BY LEGG & SHAW CO. Our Very Best” Every knife ig tp, style arid fp Ne A little later she sings from “My . . lle MAHER & CO. . the favorite brands of . ars are kept at the Glen rt Lonkey and wife have timoer land in Meador xr >> SEE WINDOW . Al Yow. all wool. while we have all sizes. coming to see. Singhams at JO Cents per yard, IE Black Outside Skir Au Gatlor-Made. A of Chem Will Fit. i ttt Black Cheviot Skirts at $5, $6.50, $7 50 and $8.50, Black Camel’s Hair Skirts at $5, $6 50, $7.50 and $8.50, Black Serge Skirts at $5, $6.50 and $7.50. Hl Sizes. These good You get more for your money than ever before. ( These skirts are made extra and some are made with a flaring flounce. Flcunce ke with stitched bands of Black Taffeta, Well worth Singhams, Singhams, Singhams. Hl our Yew Write to us for Samples, WMaher & Co Mail orders promptly attended to. Choy Are Soing POPs. Less Chan Halt Price ip to the Sierra Nevada ber Company. visitors to the Grotto t¢ served with a nice hot invited. Black, who was injured on at the Pioneer Red last month, can now se his left eye while the righ rely well. He left San oday for Los Angeles. he Council Chamber ton ot lunch will be served. i get some. prior Judge 8. A. Smith of yesterday confirmed th estate in the matter of nd guardianship of Cha ,& minor. The propert of the home of Dr. Swe a street, which was sold ime ago. dlord Onivell has made ar to serve an exceptionall r atthe New York Hotel! ening and a great trea fot all who are present of this popular hostels is shown every attention. ory Hall is a scene of Saturday nigbt for the B given at that place bj Oare very popular with njoy dancing and the gall 8 filled with spectators wh: ng the good music give orehestra. Attend the Then you’d better hurry. We are selling a surprising t but you can find one that will suit you if you don't dd long. They are going at less than half price. All New( .MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. ht. Piano Tuning. . Sharp, piano maker ané main in town for a fe Order by mail. Stop Wasting Water A. & H. W. HARTUN atchmakersCarry the best line of Watches, Clocks, Watch Cha Optical Goods, Opera Glasses, Violin and Guitar St found in Northers California. Prices as low as poss 000 <a 600 epee We make a Speetalty of Water Repairing. ; --.and Suarantee Our Work to be Firsts BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ) SO, r-) oY, Better come 3D, 254 (C) ain’, These are something new and will ioe WeKinley Wemorial 10s SPOONS. 6. —ttek— sell very rapid and get one before they are all gone. —k te — C. J. BRAND, The Jewele The Support of ash Grocer, a Family. comes from the grocery ™ meat market can only be co? ‘@ocasional contribator. Srocerie from my store will sappott in the best manner at 0! All goods are of excellent don’t buy cheap stuff each article are shaved to cents of cost, Try some of Commerell Plaiate,.are.being.mad San wnnecessary waste o r the city, and IT MU PED. People should ba 8 the water economically measures will be resor er of the Board of Truste Hoveu Morcnir, Colle +e ___., pafness Cannot Be Cure: al applications, as they the diseased portion of’ . is only one way to cur and that is by constit es. Deafness is caused ied condition of the muct the Eustachian Tube, gets inflamed you ‘og sound or imperfect h hen it is entirely closec the result, and unless ation ean be taken out 4 stored to its normal eot R will be destroyed foreve it of ten are caused by « 8 Nothing but an inflam bf the mucous sul faces, ill give One Hundred y case of deafness (cau that cannot be cured bs ; Cure. Send for circula CHENEY &CO., Tole by druggists, 75c. Family Pills ure the b Fe nn itenoriieicngniemmaes iit Edge whiskey is fc resorts, saloons and a bre. Your table ig ry bout it. : ~ Women and Jewels, s, Candy, flowers, manHer of a woman’s pref form a Magnet of might average woman, Ky of all jewels, health, in the strenous efforts . the money to purchas. Man willrisk her beal 2 gem, then let her-fort nst the insiduous con Oughs, colds and bron : by the regular use ee Syrap. consu 68 and hea) the effeens ookial tubes and dr sease from the eyster ure~all, but it ,is a cert Bhs, colds and all bi i On can get. Dr. reliable remedies at al 0's Special Almanac 99 tye is nothing in the worl than a drink of eo d Jouse Moore is good 1

Nevapba City. DaILy TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALEING, PROPRIETORS, Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada. City. TERMS fe) F SUBSCRIPTION. Byfleet, ao: $6 Per Year . By Carrier, . ; Delivered toany part «of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week oe SATURDAY..... + gieseoceesae seb Awiashivive sea esisineiesisecia wre February 1, 1902 ‘New Federal Court. T IS SAID a private tip has come from the national capital that a new Federal Court will be established in California before Congress adjourns. So far it is not known whether the indications. are for a Circuit Court or a District one, bit the chances are that the latter will be designated if the State is favored at all, for the reason that though a District Judge can_sit as a Circuit Judge the reverse is not the case. -As the desireis to relieve the pressure of business and provide for emergencies it looks more feasible that a District Court will be favored by the Department of Justice than a higher tribunal. Congressman Needham is said to be an aspirant for the appointment of Judge in case the mew court is established. This is of interest to the people in the Second Congressional District, because, should Needham be appointed, Congressman Woods will be a candidate once more for the Republican nomination for the House of Representatives. When the Congressional districts were readjusted last year San Joaquin county was thrown into Needham’s district, and courtesy would oblige Mr. Woods ng to fight against Needham for the nomination, At least he feels that way about it, and if Needham wants to go to Congress again Woods will not seek the honor. Should Needham not be an aspirant, however, Woods will undoubtedly be out for the place, @aeee 444A Unusual Activity. . EVER IN THE HISTORY ofNevada City has there been such a demand for our mines by moneyed ‘mining men as at the present time. It would seem that the minds of prominent capitalists are concentrated upon this Section. More claims have been bonded within the past few months than at any time during any ten years’ period since the discovery of our valuable mines, and it is probable that many more undeveloped claims will be taken up by capitalists before the summer.season opens, as the demand for Nevada County properties seems to be increasing every day. There is no boom here, nor do we wish for any such mushroom growth or development of this county’s mineral rescurces. Booms always prove disastrous for they are always followed by a reaction that dces more harm to a community than the boom has done in a way of prospering it, and for this reason the TRANSCRIPT will never encourage this method of building up the county’s interests. We always endeavor to publish straight facts to the outside world concerning the progress and future outlook of our mining interests, so that there will be no misrepresentation, and when there is a mis-statement made it is the fault of our informant and not ours. It is an acknowledged fact that Nevada County is the greatest gold producer in the State and in talking of it many mining capitalists inquire if there is not available property here that can be bonded or purchased outright, and upon an investigation some of them have been enabled to get just what they were looking for. No one questions the fact that there are many mines to be found in this district that have not been worked for a quarter of a century or more, which, if properly’opened up and developed would bring in great results to the parties who invest their capital in them. All this district has désired in the past to make it one of the most prosperous mining camps. on the Coast was abundant capital, and to-day it can be truthfully said that there is plenty of it to be invested here in the near future, witha flattering prospect cf most satisfactory returns. New prospects or undeveloped claims are constantly coming to the front and proving valuable and of permanent character, so that there will always be plenty of room for the investment of unlimited capital, with-the prospect of \rich reward. If the demand for mines isso great at this season of the year, whiat can we expect when Spring opens? Surely, the future outlook for this mining district is very bright and promising, and it is certain that the hardtime cranks as wéll as the “knockers” will soon have to “go ’way back and sit’down” for the rest of their days. wat Says He Was Tortured. A Woman's Awful Peri]. : “I suffered euch, pain from corns I could hardly watk,” writes H. Robin-. “There is -only-one ehence to-save £00, Boise et enas, Hls., es pack: your life and that is ‘through an operthd alah org er we Geran. ation were the startling words heard by Mrs, I. B. Huut cf Lime Ridge. Wis., from her doctor after he bad vainly tried to cure her of a frigh'ful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall stones had formed and she constantly ee girs Then the e Co began to use Electric Bitters which ‘ eens ne et ee whole eured ber. It’s’ a wonderful and Works Oft tne Cold 4 Stomanh, Liver and Kidney remedy, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure Cures Dyspeps a. Lo:s;of Appetite; a cold in one ridin No Cure, No Pay Try it. Only .60 c's. Guaranteed. Price 25 cents, , For sale by W. D. Vinton. bruises, cuts, .eores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect bealer of skiu diseases and piles. Cure guarasteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. NOTED rnin TAN, ———=(Capt. Thomas Williams Coming Here Next , Week. Captain Thomas Williams, one of the best known mining men in the State, will arrive in this city nex’ Wednesday. He is coming to examine a good miping ,roperty in this vicinity, and his visit will andoubtedly ba the means of opening it up. The O.ptain has had long and varted experience iu@mining. At ore time be gperated to a considerable extent in South Africa, His word goes a long ways with capitalists. who are looking for good mining investments. For some time past he has bkren making his headquarters at San Francisco It is evident that the Nevada City mining district and adjoining localities are attracting great attention just pow. Visiting . Here. Oscar T. Tamm, a leading hotel mano of St. Louis, Missour', arrived bere this morning. Mr. Taum is a nepbew of the late Louis Voss, who was for many years one of the leading lumber men ofthecounty. Mr. Tamm ig the possessor of 100 acres of fine timber land in Little York township, which he is out here looking after. Baseball League. J.H. Armstrong was up from Grass Villey foday and was interv.ewing those iaterested in baseball about forming a league of the ball players of the two towns, This is a good idea aud wonld cause great interest in the game during the coming summer, They Have Started. A. 8. Bigelow and his three sons eime down from Columbia BHill.today. They are on their way tothe gold flelds of far distant Siberia, and expect to be gone several years. Operated Upon. Drs. C. L. Muller and W. P. Sawyer performe@ an operation on Fred Eilermin this sef'ernooo, and it was cery successful. Fred’s many friends hope to see him out soon again, Hection of Colonel, Captain W. G. Richards, Ed A Moore ard John E. Isiac went to Sac ramento today to attend the election of a©olonel in the Second Regiment, U.R,K. of P. License Issued, A marriage license was issued to day by County Clerk Arbogast to B. F. Gassaway and Miss Mollie Marpby, both of Rough and Ready towuship. Will Haul the Pipe. Ed Baker has been awarded the contract to haul the 12-inch air pipe to the Union gravel mine at North Bloomfield. He started to fulfill the covtract today by starting out two four-borse teams. Weather Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. S8.-Weatber Bureau, makes the following predic'ion as to the weather: Kain tonight and Sunday, Personal. P. D.llon is down from Washington. A. G. Chew is down from You Bet. George W. Starr, Superintendent of the Empire mine, Grass Valley, and W.B. Bourn, President of the Empire e>mpany, were over from Grass Valley today. : ‘ Argument on Jaw pofate in the cise of John McCarty vs.the Gaston Ridge Saw Death Near. “st-often made my heart ache,” writes L. ©. Overstreet, of Elgin, leuon., “to bear my wife, cough until it seemed her weak aod sore langs would collapse. Good doctors said she was so far gone wilh Oonsumiption that no medicine or earthly beip could’ save her, but a friend,recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery and persistent use of this. excellent mediguaranteed for .Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthw@a and all Throat : and Luug diseases. 50c and $1 at. W. D. Vioton’s. Trial botties free, Mining» Company was heard in the. _ * . Superior Court this efternoon. cine eaved her lite.” It’s absolutely . QOING ANTAD. The Blue Tent District Taking on New Life. The mining operations started in the Bue Tent district by ©. L. Canfleld: are making it lively out that way. Ditches and flumes are being put ia good condition. M. L. & D. Mareb, the lumber dealere, have furnished considerat.le material to the new enterprise already. The work vow under headway is of a prepara~ tory nature, bat the main operations -will soon follow, The idea is to have “everything in” good shape, 80 as to avoid any delay after work is commenced in the mine, As heretofore ; ublished in the TRaNSORIPT, an effort will be made to strike the old Sailor Flat channel. Clifford Grabam_has_been appointed Superintendent of the new operations. Hew Lets a the Courtyard. The electric light men are at work today putting up electric lights on the courthouse lot. They drilled holes in the c-ment posts, into. which fron pipe were placed. On the top of tha pipe, wich will be about 10 feet high, electric Jights will be placed. The lights will be, one at the corner of Pine and Court streets, one at the corner of Pine and Winter streets, and one on each side of the cement steps. The work is being done under the direction of Supervisor Mvrtin, and it is needless to say that it willbe a first class job. The courthouse yard and strect will be lighted so that you will be able to pick a pin up. ‘Suil for $50,000. San Francisco, January 81—A warrant was issued today for the arrest of [Isaac J. Morgan, a well-known and prosperous mining man, who is charged by Miss Tillie Habermahl with bavieg betrayed her under promise of marriage. Miss Habermahl is avery pretty young woman, and is about 19 years of uge. She dates her downfall back to July, 1901, after a formal introduction to Morgan by her father. The mining man promised to marry her.and, upon this promise, accomplished: her ruin. The relations between the plaintiff and Morgan continued for some time, during which he continually professed his love for her and repeated his promises of marriage. Several months later, however, Morgan grew cold toward the girl, and finally renounced his promises. It was then that Miss Habermahl learned for the first time that she had been cruelly betrayed by a married man. Morg:n’s change of feeling toward ber wes caused by the unexpected arrival of his wife from Australia. Io addition to the warrant for bis arrest, a civil suit charging Morgan with betrayal under promise of marriage, and asking damages in the sum of $50,000, was filed with the County Clerk. Morgan is said to have recently fallen heir to a fortune of $75,000, a portion of which he used in making an impression upon Miss Hab ermahl, who was fora time bis companion at the theaters, his guest at expensive dinners, aud the recipient of maby costly presents from the man who deceived her, Morgan is sbout 40 years of age and the father of several children, J Cold Storage Meats, For special first-class Cold Storage Yleats you should send your orders to Jdrissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam35 iu the market. fe2l]-tf Fine Groceries —at the—* PLAZA STORE Carry a Fine Line-of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, As can be found in Nevada City. _—-a » Hay ard Grain for SalE ae 680 ee EVERYTHING FRESH. Goods dee livered Free of charge. : Fischer Bros. °. NEW SWITCHBOARD. ee Inprovements in the the Local Telephone bervice, Mr. Sullivan, an experienced electrian, arrived here from San Francisco yesterday. Today he commenced the work of inetallinga new and larger switchboard at the central telephone office in W. D. Vinton’s drug store. The old board is all filled ap,and Local Manager Vinton of the Snnset line decided to meet the growing demand cf the putlic. There are over 200 patrons to-be accom: modated,and the number is increasright along. In connection with the new switchboard, Mr. Vinton will have other work done for the improvement of the service. He is ever on the alert in this respect, and is commended very highly for it, Today a telephone was put in at Dunlap & Hicks’ assay office on Broad street. It is West 28. The Mountaineer ~ fo Sart Up. The Mountaineer mine, down Deer Creek, is to b: started up next week. [t was closed down a few months ago, pending some ore tests that were being made, This property has been of great benefit to our city, and will continue to be soin the future. When the new Operations are uader headway, quite a number of men will be employed. High School Dance. The social dance to te given by the Middle Class of the High *choo] on February 7rh, at Oid Fellows’ Hall, ¢ able events of the seasou, Each member of the class hae the privilege of lovite ove couple to join them in the evening’s entertuinment, aod all who are javited may consider themeelves bigbly favored. Miss Grace Jackson is preparing some very pretty souvenir programs forthe occasion, which’ are hand-painted. The work reflects great credit on the young lady’s artistic ability. Dead Man Sued. . Onawa, Ia., January 80—Mary Chris. ! tiansen, bas secured a verdict for $6000 in a breach-of-promise suit against the estate of Frank C:um, who died. last summer. Sbe claims Orum postponed the date of their marriage and finally died before the new date arrived without wedding her. It was proved conclusively that he intended to marry ber, and the suit was begun as the best legal way to recover a portion of the property left by him. = promises to be one of the most enjoy-. EEEEEEKEE KLEE Sunday.. we SCPVICES ¥ PREPPPEPPHD Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various . cbarches In this city tomo:row, where all will be made welcome: , ST. CANIOE, . Masses will be celebrated at 8 and 10:30 o’clock. Evening devotions will be held at 7’o’clock. TRINITY EPISCOPAL. Holy communion, morning prayer and sermon, 11 o'clock; Sunday echool and Bible class,‘ 12 30 p.m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o'clock. Friday: Services as usual at7p.m. W.A. Rimer, Rector. CONGREGATIONAL. Preaching. by the pastor, Rev. J Sims, at 11 a.m.and7 p.m. evening he will answer the question

submitted to him-—“Are There No Heroes tut Military Heroes?” Senior Endeavor will meet at 6 p.m,, led by D, A. Dailey. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. All are cordially invited, METHODIST, In the! Is Not a Biull. The people of this city and Grass will be glad to learn that the proposed gas plant to be put upon the Maryland road by John Martin and his associates, willindeed be a reality and then both cities will have up-to-date gas service, About 4000 pounds of new machinery arrived at Grass Valley yes. terday and more is now.on tbe way. When the plant is all flnished the price of gas will be solow that the women will be enabled to do their cooking on gas stoves in hot weather. There have not been any, new cases of smallpox reported at Sierra City 'during the past two days. The two rpatients afflicted with the disease are getting along nicély,andit-is.thought . that ft will not become epidemic, You Know Those Finé Pianos? at Legg & Shaw Co.’s. Come in tonight and hearthem. The Wiley B. Allen Not Spreading. . Co, j25 1t Stoceton, Janua wee who registered at the Sc : in this city yesterday Mrs. Moore, colocynth and ing and will die, She aft from New y, was ex, ally well dressed and had vj," money and jewelry, ‘The oi, maid found her lyingon thee” bed fully and elegantiy , There was not a thing about ee her. effects by which BhE con) identified. She is about 45 age and handsome, In hertr, found clothes evidently desig her burial. She undoubtedly this city with the determing take her life, She arrived at 4 tel on @ train from San Frano) tee Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Ty. Paine, none better. For ‘Headache Saps Your Vin ; And wrecks the'brain, One 4, Sherman’s Headache Core wi you. You swallow a pill, andth ache is gone. ~ 25c. and 10c. a box, Dickerman, sole agent, For sale . chloroform this D only th and ciga peerless ga 100 (nes, liquors ‘ lves a8 uidisee ourse 1 oculists would have t ‘Place © d stree jace on Broa emptied with the b world’s @ stege aD 0s hereon are high kick Jess merit and ability. ronnd to Willlam H saloon on Pine stree an doesn't look frig ta_wife informs him his sleep shen can tru . saad see what Is going ra Nevada saloon On . reet tonight. mage are so, addicted e not feeling well that % feel well if they felt Preaching morning and evening by ‘he pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. Class meeting at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school at close of morning service. Iutermediate League at 5 p. m. Epworth League at 6 p.m. The public is cordiully invited to all the services, His Uncertainty. Farmer Honk—Say, Lem! Farmer Stackrider—Har? Farmer Honk—Is that ’ere solemn, spectacled young nephew of yourn that’s bein called “doctor” and ‘goes around lookin as wise as a treeful of owls a dentist, a boss physician, a corn curer, a layer op of hands, a presidin elder or just a common doctor that saws bones and kills folks?—Puck. The Gra Was Cold. Stanley (aged 4 years) — Mamma, please sing that lovely song called “The Hash Is Cold.” ; Mamma-—!I don’t know any stcb song about hash, Stanley. Is it a funny song? Stanley—No, indeed, mamma; It’s a “sorrow song.” > Mamma—Well, I can’t think what you mean. Dearest Heart,” “The grave is cruel, the grave fs cold.” Stanley (excitedly)—That’s it, mamma; that's it! But 1 made a mistake. {t wasn’t the hash; It was the gravy. = ROYAL Baking Powder Makes the bread more healthful. Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baking powders ate the greatest menacers to health of the present day. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. . ‘Please Take Notiec, All accounts due Snell & Fleming on January 1, 1902, must be settled immediately. And from thie date forward all bills must be settled monthly We have a large amount on our books, aud we require that it shall be paid ‘up at once.ju6-tt _ SNELL & FLEMING. For the best of every thing in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The choicest brands of whisky and. Cigars can be found at W. J. BRITLAND’s Council Chambers. Try them. tf We are Now Engaged in making extensive improvements in our Oandy Kitchen which will provide better facilities for manu. facturing our goods. I will not only keep up my standard of goods but will add a ner line of Creama and Chocolates, besides the best of Plain and French Mixed Confec.tionery. Oandies are a luxury, and I believe it is not how cheap, but how good. CHAS. E. TEGLER Commercial Street, Nevada City effort to bring “ high standard. e $can workmansh: Send ine Grial Order. NEVADA Knives That Cut . Our Very Best ft has taken over twenty-five years of constant and intelligent © Pocket Knives up to the present & proof of the triumph of Amege wh. There's nothing bettes, POR SALE BY LEGG & SHAW CO. Our Very Best” Every knife ig tp, style arid fp Ne A little later she sings from “My . . lle MAHER & CO. . the favorite brands of . ars are kept at the Glen rt Lonkey and wife have timoer land in Meador xr >> SEE WINDOW . Al Yow. all wool. while we have all sizes. coming to see. Singhams at JO Cents per yard, IE Black Outside Skir Au Gatlor-Made. A of Chem Will Fit. i ttt Black Cheviot Skirts at $5, $6.50, $7 50 and $8.50, Black Camel’s Hair Skirts at $5, $6 50, $7.50 and $8.50, Black Serge Skirts at $5, $6.50 and $7.50. Hl Sizes. These good You get more for your money than ever before. ( These skirts are made extra and some are made with a flaring flounce. Flcunce ke with stitched bands of Black Taffeta, Well worth Singhams, Singhams, Singhams. Hl our Yew Write to us for Samples, WMaher & Co Mail orders promptly attended to. Choy Are Soing POPs. Less Chan Halt Price ip to the Sierra Nevada ber Company. visitors to the Grotto t¢ served with a nice hot invited. Black, who was injured on at the Pioneer Red last month, can now se his left eye while the righ rely well. He left San oday for Los Angeles. he Council Chamber ton ot lunch will be served. i get some. prior Judge 8. A. Smith of yesterday confirmed th estate in the matter of nd guardianship of Cha ,& minor. The propert of the home of Dr. Swe a street, which was sold ime ago. dlord Onivell has made ar to serve an exceptionall r atthe New York Hotel! ening and a great trea fot all who are present of this popular hostels is shown every attention. ory Hall is a scene of Saturday nigbt for the B given at that place bj Oare very popular with njoy dancing and the gall 8 filled with spectators wh: ng the good music give orehestra. Attend the Then you’d better hurry. We are selling a surprising t but you can find one that will suit you if you don't dd long. They are going at less than half price. All New( .MRS. L. LUBEC Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. ht. Piano Tuning. . Sharp, piano maker ané main in town for a fe Order by mail. Stop Wasting Water A. & H. W. HARTUN atchmakersCarry the best line of Watches, Clocks, Watch Cha Optical Goods, Opera Glasses, Violin and Guitar St found in Northers California. Prices as low as poss 000 <a 600 epee We make a Speetalty of Water Repairing.. ; --.and Suarantee Our Work to be Firsts BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ) SO, r-) oY, Better come 3D, 254 (C) ain’, These are something new and will ioe WeKinley Wemorial 10s SPOONS. 6. —ttek— sell very rapid and get one before they are all gone. —k te — C. J. BRAND, The Jewele The Support of ash Grocer, a Family.. comes from the grocery ™ meat market can only be co? ‘@ocasional contribator. Srocerie from my store will sappott in the best manner at 0! All goods are of excellent don’t buy cheap stuff each article are shaved to cents of cost, Try some of Commerell Plaiate,.are..being..mad San wnnecessary waste o r the city, and IT MU PED. People should ba 8 the water economically measures will be resor er of the Board of Truste Hoveu Morcnir, Colle +e ___., pafness Cannot Be Cure: al applications, as they the diseased portion of’ . is only one way to cur and that is by constit es. Deafness is caused ied condition of the muct the Eustachian Tube, gets inflamed you ‘og sound or imperfect h hen it is entirely closec the result, and unless ation ean be taken out 4 stored to its normal eot R will be destroyed foreve it of ten are caused by « 8 Nothing but an inflam bf the mucous sul faces, ill give One Hundred y case of deafness (cau that cannot be cured bs ; Cure. Send for circula CHENEY &CO., Tole by druggists, 75c. Family Pills ure the b Fe nn itenoriieicngniemmaes iit Edge whiskey is fc resorts, saloons and a bre. Your table ig ry bout it. : ~ Women and Jewels, s, Candy, flowers, manHer of a woman’s pref form a Magnet of might average woman, Ky of all jewels, health, in the strenous efforts . the money to purchas. Man willrisk her beal 2 gem, then let her-fort nst the insiduous con Oughs, colds and bron : by the regular use ee Syrap. consu 68 and hea) the effeens ookial tubes and dr sease from the eyster ure~all, but it ,is a cert Bhs, colds and all bi i On can get. Dr. reliable remedies at al 0's Special Almanac 99 tye is nothing in the worl than a drink of eo d Jouse Moore is good 1