February 12, 1900 (4 pages)

OFFICE, 1a City. . \ SPECIALTY, ‘ET. Promptly At& CO., D. Box 187. Y's, la City. Our . nocolates and on Bons have World Wide eputation for URITY and . XCELLENCE, vase. T IN AND FOR ate of California. te of Emeli S ka how saane state should not ° ot, executors of f Emelie A. Chapresented their ng for an-order the real estate of ecessary for the etition and that public or private this conrt from ssary to sell the he real etate of oses and reasons ind as is by law ion having been ed by said court in the estate of re said Superior jay of March, A. fsaid day at the ; the court house Nevada, State of » why an order aid executors to state of said dery, and why the either public or it a copy of this ;once a week for the Nevapa (City ipaper of gener] published in said NILON, . Judge. A. Comte Jr. At£8 4w SOP ET ALOT ————— SEO slaced = very is. If ee our e you ire all is, the y new Oo. latest al, are CO. DSOOS eae s% = E'TO BUY 3 TS. % ng p ockers = : 1 ~ ge Vy, ais WA ais Furnitare, : is aE S 6.00 Rach. D Sale. ud masks for al characters and then had a relapse, is now getting ings a % * 1HE TRANSCRIPT, abiiste MONDAY, ,.1+c¢++14Feb. 12, 1900 PERSONAL POINTERS, Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. Walter Monro of Shady Oreek ‘is in town. : George Q. Gaylord is in San Francisco. Mrs. John Snell of Gold Flat is dangerously ill, i Charles Gaus Jr. of North Bloomfield is in town. = James Williams has returned from Tuolumne county. : plat are here on a visit. ; Charles GL; Harris returned toda. from a visit to Sacramento. Miss Mary Kelleher returned today . ber of persons holding town lots in the townsite of South Grass Valley, which was patented in 1875, sued the com-. A number of local mines paid off pany to quiet title. The company . Saturday night and the city was con-. paper hanger, ie recovering from a sece. quently lively till a late hour. . from a visit to Washington. P.S. Waldron of Graniteville has returned from San Francisco. ee E. GC. Grissel and F. Schwartz of} claimed ownership under an old minWashington. are visiting the county . ing location made in 1862 and also unseat. . der a relocation made by Martin Ford. inches, one dollar apiece. All sizes/ while putting up house lining. On the Stephen Walsh, who used to live at . in-1882 seven years after the townsite and all prices. Snell & Fleming. f6-tf. first occasion, last montb, he swalMoore’s Fiat, has returned from Ari-. grant was madd. . . Judge Nilon’s decision, which is. fore is clean and bright. There are. stomach became so inflamed that he many other reasons why you. should . was confined to his bed for two weeks. is around again after a long ¥pell of . to the following: ~ . use our lumber, M.L.& D. Marsh. f10-tf. Recovering from that. attack, he rezona. A. BR. Morrison, the insurance agent, . quite lengthy, may be boiled down insickness, . : Mrs. George Bonney of Washington. S. Supreme Court and the Supreme weut to San Francisco yesterday to. Court of thie State no title can be acquired under the townsite laws to Mrs. ©. J. Naffziger, who has been . lands which were known to be valuable visit her daughter. quite ill, is improving. Mrs. George Goldsmith and her sistef,, . issued. Miss Virgie Hert, Jeft yesterday for . . San FranciscseQ to visit for a few days. Herbert Dickerman, the druggist, . goes to San Francisco tomorrow on business, His wife will accompany him. EB. Fitzgerald of Moores Flat was here Saturday night on his way to Virginia-City where his brother is dangerusly ill. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Harker of Relief Hill entertained a number of friends at their hospitable home last Saturday evening. Joseph J. Nilon, brother of Judge Nilon, who returned two weeks ago from Redding is very low with a bronchiak ailment. ; Sberman Costello, who. was almost recovered from a long spell of sickness better once more. Mrs. Wm. Ingalls, who took poison last Friday, is. getting along well and her recovery is ‘assured in case she does not get a set-back.) i Mrs. W.H. Hurd of Truckee and her granddaughter, Miss Vail of Oaklaad, arrived here Saturday evening on a visit to Mrs. J. M. Walling. Paul’J. Meroux of San Francisco passed through town this, morning en route to Downieville, being summoned there on account of the illness of his mother B. F. Snell, former County Treasurer and now of the firm of Snell & Flem ing; has been laid up for a week with rheumatism and asthma, but is now better and able to be out again. ReA. Thomas and Mrs, L. L. Myers and daughter arriv d bere from North Bloomfield Saturday night. Mr. Thomas went: back yesterday._Mrs. Myers will remain here till Wednesday. Howard T. Marshall of Sacramento, +o whom the late Miss Jennie E. Fiske was to have been married soon had she lived, arrived here Saturday night and on yesterday accompanied her remains to Washington where the burial took place. Died Poor and Among Strangers. Saturday’s Truckee Republican says: W. A. Bucknam received a letter yes terday from A. Gifford, Brigadier of “the Salvation Army in Philadelphia, written three days before Christmas. business man of Truckee and filled the position of postmaster. Mfealso owned considerable property here which he afterwards lost through business reverses. He was here last about two years ago since which time no one about here had known where he was until it was learned he had reached Philadelphia. Mr. Durno was a native of Alabama and fifty-seven years of age. Card of Thanks. The undersigned wish to express) 444g demanded a jury trial which was ‘their heartfelt thanks to the people of . 4: for ten o'clock next Monday mornTHE TOWNSITE . Judge: Nilon's Decision in the —_— Granite Hil Case, The Townsite Patent to South Grass Valley Superior to the Mining © Ryau‘-vs. Plaintiff as grantee of a large numThat under the decisions of the U for minerals at the date the patent was this act does not mean merely lands worked, or one that under the prevaildevelop into a paying mine. small quantities, or quartz that conprive the townsite claimant of his title. and scores of miners had taken turns patented and which is outside of the townsite, and upon which almost all the development work was dome, has never yielded more than was expended upon it in developing and extracting the ore. ose That the land in ‘controversy is not now and never was mineral land that would pay for working, and therefore was not exempted from the operations of the townsite grant;. but the title to the same passed to the several town site claimants. : It was also held that the identity of the old Granite ledge location made in 1862, and the relocation in 1882, was not established. That after the issuance of. the townsite patent the location had been shifted soas to embrace land which was not originally included, and as a min. ing location made subsequent to a townsite patent could not affect the townsite claimants’ title, the claim of defendant must fail. This is one of the most importent cases that has been decided wherein there was a conflict between mineral and townsite claimants. The townsite people obtained their patent 25 years ago and had made improvements on the land by the erection of dwellings, etc., to the amount of $20,000. The decision gives them their homes, but it does not affect that portion of the Granite Hill claim which is patented: and has the company’s improvements upon it. The plaintiff's attorney was A. Burrows of Grass Valley, the defendant being represented by J. M. Walling of this city. : Itis not improbable that the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. G0 Justice Court Notes. Jerry Coughlan, brought back from Sacramento Saturday night to answer acharge of enrbezzling $:0 that Dan O'Donnell claims to have entrusted to his keeping, pleaded not guilty in Justice Holbrooke’s court this morning nS WIN. tinor Ye nd mens mL E, Fiske took plece this afternoon at levied a two cent assessment. . . fine “confectionery, Read his adverat Tegler’s Candy Factory. f9-tf atiything in thé tobacco line. tf urday night was a great success. variety for fine finish. Towle Bros. tf/no definite action was taken, but a comwas this morning’s weather forecast. In the Superior Court this morning] 0406, 20c} three for 50o, at Wolf's Cash . pointed te decide upon a form of proHon. F. T, Nilon gave judgment for . Grocery. ; Mr. and Mrs. George Waters of Dutch . plaintiff in the case of J. J. the Granite Hill Mining and Developit for the money you are paying for/the meeting briefly upon the necessity ment Company of Grass Valley. rent. Towle Bros. tf. glass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Curly Bears will have a growl and take. from swallowing the saliva when be. a wandering cub up the Mount of/held tacks in his mouth. This time. Olives. oranges will cost you only two bits at/. of acid used by the manufacturers in _ . Gaylord & Sons’. They have jast re-. coloring the tacks black toprevent That the term “mineral lands” under . ceived a fresh lot. tf which contain mineral, but inclades. nd finish are the best on earth. . cpm only such lands as contain a paying Grown and made at home. M. L. & D. a mine, or one that could be profitably . Marah have them. ing conditions could be expected to. Chase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee y ~"TPwo bitsa pound. For sale only by That the mere finding of gold in. George C. Gaylord & Son. tt tains some gold but. not enough to jus-. set the finest of liquors, wines, ales, tify the expenditure of money in its . Cigars, eto. Drop in and see how it is, development, is not sufficient to deall ye who never their sampled goods.tf That the land in_question had been . Idaho, Nevade & California Stage Comprospected and worked since the early . P8DY for a daily mail service between fifties and about a hundred prospect the towns of Washington and Gaston . shafts had been sunk from the surface, . in this county. in bunting for pay ore without suc. 5°™e fine scores at yes‘erday’s target cess. practice Robert MoLeod led with 28 That the portion of the mine which is . Ut of & possible 25 and John Kilroy . the town of Washington. = ee as : Foley, the confectioner, has someThe Reward Mining Company has/thing of interest to say today about Choice navel oranges, 25cents a dozen . tisement. ; ae ‘At the meeting held in San Francisco Call on Ed Schmidt when you want} Friday night ander the auspices of the mineral lands committee of the CaliThe military hop at the Armory Sat. fornia Miners’ Association to discuss proposed legislation designed to benefit Sequoia and Redwood in endless . the oil mining industry in this ‘State, “Fair tonight and tomorrow, cooler,” . mittee consisting of W. H. H. Hart, W. € 8. Keyes, Judge Lindley, Geueral Tomato and Bean Soup in 8-pound. Gleaves and John Heenan was ap_ tf . posed legislation to be presented to Do you want a home? We can build . Congress. Obarles G. Yale addressed of classifying the unpatented lands Go to the Referee Saloon and get aj controlled by the railroad. Poisoned by Tacks. H. UG. Sweeney, the. paiiter and ond dose of accidental poisoning Persian and Turkish rags, 30 by 60) caused by holding tacks in bis mouth Our lumber is shed-covered, there . lowed the saliva and his throat and Tomorrow night Oave No. 1 of the. sumed work but was careful to refrain : his lips became festered and swollen. A dozen fine Los Angeles navel. He attributes the trouble to some sort I them from rusting. He proposes to Fancy beaded pine and cedsr ceiling . hereafter use uncolored tacks. 1H GH ae ee Help Add to Its Success.admirable performance. knocked from pillar to post, but at last redeems his good name and is restored will characterize this “noble outcast” i ee TA ADA those who stand low in percen Goyne’s Orchestra and Yocalists Will] A Nevada Cityan Captures it at the OlymThe amusement-loving pablic of this. “The billard tournament of the Olymcity are looking forward with interest . plo Olub of San Francieco for first-class ee a ae beat to next Thursday night’s performance at . players practically came to an end . mach man has seven games to play the theater for the benefit of the Con-. Saturday evening, when Wilson H. ie : gregational church. The amateurs / Sigourney, formerly of Nevada City, ay who are to present Fraser’s thrilling . and Frank Coffin met. Ech had won four-act drama of “A Noble Outcast” . six games without being defeated and are rehearsing diligently under the/the first and second prizes depended very capable direction of Miss Martha . on the outcome of the game. Sims, the popular teacher of dramatic . ney von after some elocution. They are already well up. finishing his etring of 800 in the thirty. gregation that assembled at the Methoia their lines and give every promiee. third inning with a run of 23. Corttin. dist charch last evening. Tonight he of delighting their audience with an/. made but 98 points. : ‘ Sigourney’s average for the game was . ence meeting bere. His other-engageThe play tells a story of intense ina fraction over 9, Daring the tonrnaments ia the county this week are as terest and tells it well. “Jerry the} ment he ran 2100 points in 278 innings, . follows: tramp” for years bears the burden of. making an average of a trifle over 716. another man’s crime and has all sorts. Hi highest average was 93¢ and bis of sensational experiences. He be-. highest ran 94. Ooffln’s average was comes an outlaw from . society, is . 8. brillant playfhg, . ®u interesting sermon to a large conuarney beat all his opponents badly, but it was a peculiar fact that day nights, to fortune and family. W. B. Rodd) === against Sigourney. — The result of the tournament is that. Sigourney takes first prize and Frank Coffin second. M.L. Espinosa, L. G. Quarterly Conference Meétings. Rev. Robert Bentley, Presiding Elder ~ Sigour-. of the Sacramento District, ‘preached will preside at the quar‘erly copferGrass Valley, Tuesday night. Fernley, Wednesday night. North Bioomfield Tpnursday and Friday nights. ‘ North San Juan, Sat urday and Sune ——— in a manner that will be sure to please the patrons of the play, and judging from the. work done at Saturday night’s rehearsal he will be strongly supported by the other members, } Goyne’s orchestra is to furnish the instrumental music for the evening. Additional special features will be a “tramp” trio. and a vocal solo by “Jerry.” 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five peo in length inserted under this head for a week or $2 a month. additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month._,Payable invariably in advance. : . £10-tf Don’t fail to try a dollar’s worth of Is often a warning that the liver is torpid or inactive. More serious troubles may follow. For a prompt, efficient cure of Headache and all liver troubles, take _Hood’s Pills While they rouse the liver, restore : full; regular action of the bowels, A contract has been awarded to the. ] they do not gripe or pain, do not At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a positive tonic effect. at all druggists or by mail of C.L. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.The members of Company C mad Nevada Theater ! was second with 21. nario Theater bere engaged tor next . THUTSAY, February 15th, 1900. Saturday night was attached at San ~l ily. Beware of fakes and frauds, Outfits . . g f.ee. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all . '' Jersey Cows and Hay For Sale. Yes, I am at ‘the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as lowas lowcan be. .-. . . «© + > DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old ; gold of any kind, and always give good bargains ? C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Phone W. 14. Broad St., Nevada City. Two half Jersey milch cows are offered for sale at a bargain, Also some wheat hay which will be delivered. Apply to Albert Straub of Cement Hil. ° f10-1w Sewer Connections Made. Stacey, Gregory & Co. are prepared to take . ! jobs making connections with the sewer syswork guaranteed. Lowest prices. f 8-tf Agents Wanted, Agents wanted for the “Life of D. L. it Moody” by his son, W. R. Moody, and Ira D. tic, endorsed life. Authorized by the fam trash and clear $300 a month with the official, reliable life. Our refereuce, any bank pany, Dept. J, Chicago. fi-im Francisco Saturday for $1000 alleged to be due the auther of the play for —— royalties. West Saddler, a former old time resi5 dent of Truckee, recently living at “TH E NOBL E Verdi, Nevada, lost. a leg some years ago and now he is unable to do little if any work,so he is going to the Odd FelOUTC AST 99 lows Home in Butte county. o Yesterday was a perfect day, the lower road betwoen this city and Grass. J. A. Fraser’s Stirring Drama in Valley was in good shape «nd local . Four Acts will be presented for the liverymen reaped a harvest. By ten . Oongregational Oburch by a Local o'clock in the morning every rig in the . Cast of Obaracters. city was engaged and late-comers had) (14 Weston ..-., W. B. Robb to stay at home or walk. Knsas ca lores ihe Tramp We have . never before advertised . Oo), Matthew Lee.. . Dr. Gathrie house-building on the installment plan, A Southern banker. but it’s always been an importent James Blackburn.. E. M. McKinlay The OColonel’s nephew. branch of our business. We offer the ninet best terms. M.L. & D. Marsh. f10-tf. iam baa: odo tee tenons Plumbing and Sewer Work—Legg . Mrs. Tie Mies Bailie Percival and Shaw Company have in their emof the Colonel. loy only first-class Plumbers and are France..-. . Miss Martha Sims P ; A disputed possession. prepared to furnish all material and fe ee a Miss: Nina Woon. connections for the new sewer system * Faithful bat free. at the very lowest price. j81-1m. : The newly installed officers of the Junior Epworth League are Annie fret vice-president; Edna Rameey, second vice-president; Jennie Williams, 9, third vice-president; Lou Werry, fourth Seats reserved at Foley’s. ‘Plummer, president; Bertha Meyer,. Tickets, 35 and 50c Property For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining, situated ‘at the junction of Commercial acd Broad streets, known as the 3 tem. Both were sewer inspectors. Best of . '@ Sankey. Largest, richest and best. Highest . i . profits paid. It isthe ony official, authenin any town. Address, The Dominion Com. . . S& 1 LONG STRIDES . ="5 to buy or no’ Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store. Come and see us whether you are ready t. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. A. & H.W. HARTONG, “SSSR! Telephone West 14, rs % “ * * Be, > F.C, Luetje. Broad St., Nevada City. Johnstoa property. Enquire of Geo. E: John. ston. j16 Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Ro‘enthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain Apply to the owner on the premises. _ j2-tf Union « Hotel Henry Metzenbaugher, —Prop't. ee FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS ALL SUNN © ROOMS. vice-president; May Gribble secretary; Nellie Benney, treasurer; Grove Eddy, It’s Rightly Named. lepend upon it that the Bread Scrofula, a Vile Inheritance. . . sicsenpre Scrofulais the most obstinate of blood . HOWARD LOVELAND. troubles, and is often the result of an nherited taint in the blood. 8S. 8. 8. kery are all right Pi his spect. oan pA aa agra whont the rendering it absolutely safe from fire. Eek on Commercial street. ‘ou can always 2 . an, Sieeee, Fancy Pastry, Evc., from . T00o™ inthec ba in every reHEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. All orders promptly filled and delivered TELEPHONE WEST 8. Rorthera Central California. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout the building, largest and most modern dining Has the iorhy. with the freshest and best the market affords. The New Management Of the Union Hotel, with its constantly addts, make it the finest and ing lpr rerork in the mountains of s the only remedy which goes deep ‘nough to reach Scrofula; it forces out ‘very trace of the disease, and cures Me elle Washington, Nevada City and Grass. ing He is out on $100 bonds with Ed. Valley who have been so kind to them . g,,midt and William Maitland as surein many ways during their bereaveties. ment. C. G. FISKE AND *AMILY. W asHineton, Feb 12, 1900. TRGLBR'S CANDY FACTORY. off bis jag. This morning Doherty . jnougnt would relieve The New Establishment Now Ready to pleaded not guilty before Justice Holaim, . brooke and demanded ajury trial. He. indeed . Lhad Serve the People. ‘The andersigned has renovated -and . is out on his own recognizance. entirely refitted the candy factory on Commercial street opposite the Transcript Block. He has one of the best How’s This. ufacturing the highest grades of plain Lot be core’ by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. and fancy candies. Nuts, oranges and bananas are also sold. ~ announcement in a few days. Cuares E. Tourer, by their firm. _ Confectioner. f 9-lw Many a Lover wise lovable girl with an offensive. and mucons surfaces of the breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puri-. Price 5c. fles the breath by its action on the. Druggists. Testimonials free. : bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. for years on absolute guarantee.~ Price ; cee 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick‘We offer one Hundred Dollars Reconfectioners in the State and is man. ward for any case of Catarrh that can & Co., Props., Toledo,O. . smooth, and he has We the undersigned, have known F. . aealth. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and beWatch thi f t regu lieve him perfectly honorable in all eee ee business transactions and financially able to earry out any obligations made} tors. Blood diseases are beyond their West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaLpte, Kinnan & Mapfor : ‘vis, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. . Hall’s Catarrb Care is taken interne eas The fas turned with disgust from an other-. slly, acting directly upon the blood} .nes all. deep-seated cases which e bettie Sold all >ther remedies have noeffect upon, It Hood’s Pills are non-irritating, mild, he worst cases. aead and body were & mass of sores, and his was spared that we ut he grew worse} antil his condition was almost despaired of his §. sver being cured, when by the advice of a friend we gave him 8. 8. 8, ‘Swift's Specific). Ade2 had taken a dozen bottles. no one who recognized him. All the sores on bis aave healed. his skin is perfectly clea r been resto’ to pe Mzs. 8S. 8. MABRY. 960 Elm St., Macon, skill. Swift’s Specific, is the only blood remedy guaran ash, mercury, or other mineral. My son, Charlie, was afflicted from infaney with Scrofula, and he suffered so thatit was At the Narrow Gauge depot. last} :mpossible to dress him night Watchman Scott ‘arrested Henry ‘or three years. His Doherty for being drunk and creating a disturbance because he was not per-. .yesight also became mitted to go into the depot and sleep . sffected. No treatment vided improvement was the result, and after his former dreadful condition would Body rieet For real blood troubles it is a waste of time to expect a cure from the dos purely vegetable, and contains no potBooks mailed free to any address by No Wonder We Are So Busy. . High Grade Goods Go Salmon Bellies =Mackerel -Can Salmon2 Ib. ue -7 Herring Smoked 10. caus OystersKippered Herring rman, the druggist. tf . effective. : Swift Specific Ca: Adanta, Ga. ™O THE, BEEHIVE. 1 Ib. Underwood’s Soused Mackerel ¢ “ Can Herring in Anchovey Sauce_ J. J. JACKSON, Commercial St. For Low Grade Prices at 5¢ each 5¢ each tocacan §3 for soc 3 for $1.00 ees asc $1.00 25¢c a can 25¢ a can Cd 2 i match. ‘Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offe for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : Carpets From 25¢ to 85c per yard; also Linoleums From s50c to 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your Carpet. Also an exquisite-line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to We also have a.few CAPES AND JACKS&TS left which we offer at reduced prices iu order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. Oall early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Ne ada City. Stop It Cure It , Help It Ease You Can — wz IF IT’S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, Relieve It IF IT’S CROUP, IF IT’S ASTHMA, IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USING ~ Lafite’s Compound ough m Sold and§eu aranteed. by EE

OFFICE, 1a City. . \ SPECIALTY, ‘ET. Promptly At& CO., D. Box 187. Y's, la City. Our . nocolates and on Bons have World Wide eputation for URITY and . XCELLENCE, vase. T IN AND FOR ate of California. te of Emeli S ka how saane state should not ° ot, executors of f Emelie A. Chapresented their ng for an-order the real estate of ecessary for the etition and that public or private this conrt from ssary to sell the he real etate of oses and reasons ind as is by law ion having been ed by said court in the estate of re said Superior jay of March, A. fsaid day at the ; the court house Nevada, State of » why an order aid executors to state of said dery, and why the either public or it a copy of this ;once a week for the Nevapa (City ipaper of gener] published in said NILON, . Judge. A. Comte Jr. At£8 4w SOP ET ALOT ————— SEO slaced = very is. If ee our e you ire all is, the y new Oo. latest al, are CO. DSOOS eae s% = E'TO BUY 3 TS.. % ng p ockers = : 1 ~ ge Vy, ais WA ais Furnitare, : is aE S 6.00 Rach. D Sale.. ud masks for al characters and then had a relapse, is now getting ings a % * 1HE TRANSCRIPT, abiiste MONDAY, ,..1+c¢++14Feb. 12, 1900 PERSONAL POINTERS, Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. Walter Monro of Shady Oreek ‘is in town. : George Q. Gaylord is in San Francisco. Mrs. John Snell of Gold Flat is dangerously ill, i Charles Gaus Jr. of North Bloomfield is in town. = James Williams has returned from Tuolumne county. : plat are here on a visit. ; Charles GL; Harris returned toda. from a visit to Sacramento. Miss Mary Kelleher returned today . ber of persons holding town lots in the townsite of South Grass Valley, which was patented in 1875, sued the com-. A number of local mines paid off pany to quiet title. The company . Saturday night and the city was con-. paper hanger, ie recovering from a sece. quently lively till a late hour. . from a visit to Washington. P.S. Waldron of Graniteville has returned from San Francisco. ee E. GC. Grissel and F. Schwartz of} claimed ownership under an old minWashington. are visiting the county . ing location made in 1862 and also unseat. . der a relocation made by Martin Ford. inches, one dollar apiece. All sizes/ while putting up house lining. On the Stephen Walsh, who used to live at . in-1882 seven years after the townsite and all prices. Snell & Fleming. f6-tf. first occasion, last montb, he swalMoore’s Fiat, has returned from Ari-. grant was madd. . . Judge Nilon’s decision, which is. fore is clean and bright. There are. stomach became so inflamed that he many other reasons why you. should . was confined to his bed for two weeks. is around again after a long ¥pell of . to the following: ~ . use our lumber, M.L.& D. Marsh. f10-tf. Recovering from that. attack, he rezona. A. BR. Morrison, the insurance agent, . quite lengthy, may be boiled down insickness, . : Mrs. George Bonney of Washington. S. Supreme Court and the Supreme weut to San Francisco yesterday to. Court of thie State no title can be acquired under the townsite laws to Mrs. ©. J. Naffziger, who has been . lands which were known to be valuable visit her daughter. quite ill, is improving. Mrs. George Goldsmith and her sistef,, . issued. Miss Virgie Hert, Jeft yesterday for . . San FranciscseQ to visit for a few days. Herbert Dickerman, the druggist, . goes to San Francisco tomorrow on business, His wife will accompany him. EB. Fitzgerald of Moores Flat was here Saturday night on his way to Virginia-City where his brother is dangerusly ill. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Harker of Relief Hill entertained a number of friends at their hospitable home last Saturday evening. Joseph J. Nilon, brother of Judge Nilon, who returned two weeks ago from Redding is very low with a bronchiak ailment. ; Sberman Costello, who. was almost recovered from a long spell of sickness better once more. Mrs. Wm. Ingalls, who took poison last Friday, is. getting along well and her recovery is ‘assured in case she does not get a set-back.) i Mrs. W.H. Hurd of Truckee and her granddaughter, Miss Vail of Oaklaad, arrived here Saturday evening on a visit to Mrs. J. M. Walling. Paul’J. Meroux of San Francisco passed through town this, morning en route to Downieville, being summoned there on account of the illness of his mother B. F. Snell, former County Treasurer and now of the firm of Snell & Flem ing; has been laid up for a week with rheumatism and asthma, but is now better and able to be out again. ReA. Thomas and Mrs, L. L. Myers and daughter arriv d bere from North Bloomfield Saturday night. Mr. Thomas went: back yesterday._Mrs. Myers will remain here till Wednesday. Howard T. Marshall of Sacramento, +o whom the late Miss Jennie E. Fiske was to have been married soon had she lived, arrived here Saturday night and on yesterday accompanied her remains to Washington where the burial took place. Died Poor and Among Strangers. Saturday’s Truckee Republican says: W. A. Bucknam received a letter yes terday from A. Gifford, Brigadier of “the Salvation Army in Philadelphia, written three days before Christmas. business man of Truckee and filled the position of postmaster. Mfealso owned considerable property here which he afterwards lost through business reverses. He was here last about two years ago since which time no one about here had known where he was until it was learned he had reached Philadelphia. Mr. Durno was a native of Alabama and fifty-seven years of age. Card of Thanks. The undersigned wish to express) 444g demanded a jury trial which was ‘their heartfelt thanks to the people of . 4: for ten o'clock next Monday mornTHE TOWNSITE . Judge: Nilon's Decision in the —_— Granite Hil Case, The Townsite Patent to South Grass Valley Superior to the Mining © Ryau‘-vs. Plaintiff as grantee of a large numThat under the decisions of the U for minerals at the date the patent was this act does not mean merely lands worked, or one that under the prevaildevelop into a paying mine. small quantities, or quartz that conprive the townsite claimant of his title. and scores of miners had taken turns patented and which is outside of the townsite, and upon which almost all the development work was dome, has never yielded more than was expended upon it in developing and extracting the ore. ose That the land in ‘controversy is not now and never was mineral land that would pay for working, and therefore was not exempted from the operations of the townsite grant;. but the title to the same passed to the several town site claimants. : It was also held that the identity of the old Granite ledge location made in 1862, and the relocation in 1882, was not established. That after the issuance of. the townsite patent the location had been shifted soas to embrace land which was not originally included, and as a min. ing location made subsequent to a townsite patent could not affect the townsite claimants’ title, the claim of defendant must fail. This is one of the most importent cases that has been decided wherein there was a conflict between mineral and townsite claimants. The townsite people obtained their patent 25 years ago and had made improvements on the land by the erection of dwellings, etc., to the amount of $20,000. The decision gives them their homes, but it does not affect that portion of the Granite Hill claim which is patented: and has the company’s improvements upon it. The plaintiff's attorney was A. Burrows of Grass Valley, the defendant being represented by J. M. Walling of this city. : Itis not improbable that the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. G0 Justice Court Notes. Jerry Coughlan, brought back from Sacramento Saturday night to answer acharge of enrbezzling $:0 that Dan O'Donnell claims to have entrusted to his keeping, pleaded not guilty in Justice Holbrooke’s court this morning nS WIN. tinor Ye nd mens mL E, Fiske took plece this afternoon at levied a two cent assessment. . . fine “confectionery, Read his adverat Tegler’s Candy Factory. f9-tf atiything in thé tobacco line. tf urday night was a great success. variety for fine finish. Towle Bros. tf/no definite action was taken, but a comwas this morning’s weather forecast. In the Superior Court this morning] 0406, 20c} three for 50o, at Wolf's Cash . pointed te decide upon a form of proHon. F. T, Nilon gave judgment for . Grocery. ; Mr. and Mrs. George Waters of Dutch . plaintiff in the case of J. J. the Granite Hill Mining and Developit for the money you are paying for/the meeting briefly upon the necessity ment Company of Grass Valley. rent. Towle Bros. tf. glass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Curly Bears will have a growl and take. from swallowing the saliva when be. a wandering cub up the Mount of/held tacks in his mouth. This time. Olives. oranges will cost you only two bits at/. of acid used by the manufacturers in _ . Gaylord & Sons’. They have jast re-. coloring the tacks black toprevent That the term “mineral lands” under . ceived a fresh lot. tf which contain mineral, but inclades. nd finish are the best on earth. . cpm only such lands as contain a paying Grown and made at home. M. L. & D. a mine, or one that could be profitably . Marah have them. ing conditions could be expected to. Chase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee y ~"TPwo bitsa pound. For sale only by That the mere finding of gold in. George C. Gaylord & Son. tt tains some gold but. not enough to jus-. set the finest of liquors, wines, ales, tify the expenditure of money in its . Cigars, eto. Drop in and see how it is, development, is not sufficient to deall ye who never their sampled goods.tf That the land in_question had been . Idaho, Nevade & California Stage Comprospected and worked since the early . P8DY for a daily mail service between fifties and about a hundred prospect the towns of Washington and Gaston . shafts had been sunk from the surface, . in this county. in bunting for pay ore without suc. 5°™e fine scores at yes‘erday’s target cess. practice Robert MoLeod led with 28 That the portion of the mine which is . Ut of & possible 25 and John Kilroy . the town of Washington. = ee as : Foley, the confectioner, has someThe Reward Mining Company has/thing of interest to say today about Choice navel oranges, 25cents a dozen . tisement. ; ae ‘At the meeting held in San Francisco Call on Ed Schmidt when you want} Friday night ander the auspices of the mineral lands committee of the CaliThe military hop at the Armory Sat. fornia Miners’ Association to discuss proposed legislation designed to benefit Sequoia and Redwood in endless . the oil mining industry in this ‘State, “Fair tonight and tomorrow, cooler,” . mittee consisting of W. H. H. Hart, W. € 8. Keyes, Judge Lindley, Geueral Tomato and Bean Soup in 8-pound. Gleaves and John Heenan was ap_ tf . posed legislation to be presented to Do you want a home? We can build . Congress. Obarles G. Yale addressed of classifying the unpatented lands Go to the Referee Saloon and get aj controlled by the railroad. Poisoned by Tacks. H. UG. Sweeney, the. paiiter and ond dose of accidental poisoning Persian and Turkish rags, 30 by 60) caused by holding tacks in bis mouth Our lumber is shed-covered, there . lowed the saliva and his throat and Tomorrow night Oave No. 1 of the. sumed work but was careful to refrain : his lips became festered and swollen. A dozen fine Los Angeles navel. He attributes the trouble to some sort I them from rusting. He proposes to Fancy beaded pine and cedsr ceiling . hereafter use uncolored tacks. 1H GH ae ee Help Add to Its Success.admirable performance. knocked from pillar to post, but at last redeems his good name and is restored will characterize this “noble outcast” i ee TA ADA those who stand low in percen Goyne’s Orchestra and Yocalists Will] A Nevada Cityan Captures it at the OlymThe amusement-loving pablic of this. “The billard tournament of the Olymcity are looking forward with interest . plo Olub of San Francieco for first-class ee a ae beat to next Thursday night’s performance at . players practically came to an end . mach man has seven games to play the theater for the benefit of the Con-. Saturday evening, when Wilson H. ie : gregational church. The amateurs / Sigourney, formerly of Nevada City, ay who are to present Fraser’s thrilling . and Frank Coffin met. Ech had won four-act drama of “A Noble Outcast” . six games without being defeated and are rehearsing diligently under the/the first and second prizes depended

very capable direction of Miss Martha . on the outcome of the game. Sims, the popular teacher of dramatic . ney von after some elocution. They are already well up. finishing his etring of 800 in the thirty. gregation that assembled at the Methoia their lines and give every promiee. third inning with a run of 23. Corttin. dist charch last evening. Tonight he of delighting their audience with an/. made but 98 points. : ‘ Sigourney’s average for the game was . ence meeting bere. His other-engageThe play tells a story of intense ina fraction over 9, Daring the tonrnaments ia the county this week are as terest and tells it well. “Jerry the} ment he ran 2100 points in 278 innings, . follows: tramp” for years bears the burden of. making an average of a trifle over 716. another man’s crime and has all sorts. Hi highest average was 93¢ and bis of sensational experiences. He be-. highest ran 94. Ooffln’s average was comes an outlaw from . society, is . 8. brillant playfhg, . ®u interesting sermon to a large conuarney beat all his opponents badly, but it was a peculiar fact that day nights, to fortune and family. W. B. Rodd) === against Sigourney. — The result of the tournament is that. Sigourney takes first prize and Frank Coffin second. M.L. Espinosa, L. G. Quarterly Conference Meétings. Rev. Robert Bentley, Presiding Elder ~ Sigour-. of the Sacramento District, ‘preached will preside at the quar‘erly copferGrass Valley, Tuesday night. Fernley, Wednesday night. North Bioomfield Tpnursday and Friday nights. ‘ North San Juan, Sat urday and Sune ——— in a manner that will be sure to please the patrons of the play, and judging from the. work done at Saturday night’s rehearsal he will be strongly supported by the other members, } Goyne’s orchestra is to furnish the instrumental music for the evening. Additional special features will be a “tramp” trio. and a vocal solo by “Jerry.” 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five peo in length inserted under this head for a week or $2 a month. additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month._,Payable invariably in advance. : . £10-tf Don’t fail to try a dollar’s worth of Is often a warning that the liver is torpid or inactive. More serious troubles may follow. For a prompt, efficient cure of Headache and all liver troubles, take _Hood’s Pills While they rouse the liver, restore : full; regular action of the bowels, A contract has been awarded to the. ] they do not gripe or pain, do not At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a positive tonic effect. at all druggists or by mail of C.L. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.The members of Company C mad Nevada Theater ! was second with 21. nario Theater bere engaged tor next . THUTSAY, February 15th, 1900. Saturday night was attached at San ~l ily. Beware of fakes and frauds, Outfits . . g f.ee. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all . '' Jersey Cows and Hay For Sale. Yes, I am at ‘the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as lowas lowcan be. .-. . . «© + > DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old ; gold of any kind, and always give good bargains ? C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Phone W. 14. Broad St., Nevada City. Two half Jersey milch cows are offered for sale at a bargain, Also some wheat hay which will be delivered. Apply to Albert Straub of Cement Hil. ° f10-1w Sewer Connections Made. Stacey, Gregory & Co. are prepared to take . ! jobs making connections with the sewer syswork guaranteed. Lowest prices. f 8-tf Agents Wanted, Agents wanted for the “Life of D. L. it Moody” by his son, W. R. Moody, and Ira D. tic, endorsed life. Authorized by the fam trash and clear $300 a month with the official, reliable life. Our refereuce, any bank pany, Dept. J, Chicago. fi-im Francisco Saturday for $1000 alleged to be due the auther of the play for —— royalties. West Saddler, a former old time resi5 dent of Truckee, recently living at “TH E NOBL E Verdi, Nevada, lost. a leg some years ago and now he is unable to do little if any work,so he is going to the Odd FelOUTC AST 99 lows Home in Butte county. o Yesterday was a perfect day, the lower road betwoen this city and Grass. J. A. Fraser’s Stirring Drama in Valley was in good shape «nd local . Four Acts will be presented for the liverymen reaped a harvest. By ten . Oongregational Oburch by a Local o'clock in the morning every rig in the . Cast of Obaracters. city was engaged and late-comers had) (14 Weston ....-., W. B. Robb to stay at home or walk. Knsas ca lores ihe Tramp We have . never before advertised . Oo), Matthew Lee... .. Dr. Gathrie house-building on the installment plan, A Southern banker. but it’s always been an importent James Blackburn... E. M. McKinlay The OColonel’s nephew. branch of our business. We offer the ninet best terms. M.L. & D. Marsh. f10-tf. iam baa: odo tee tenons Plumbing and Sewer Work—Legg . Mrs. Tie Mies Bailie Percival and Shaw Company have in their emof the Colonel. loy only first-class Plumbers and are France....-. .. Miss Martha Sims P ; A disputed possession. prepared to furnish all material and fe ee a Miss: Nina Woon. connections for the new sewer system * Faithful bat free. at the very lowest price. j81-1m. : The newly installed officers of the Junior Epworth League are Annie fret vice-president; Edna Rameey, second vice-president; Jennie Williams, 9, third vice-president; Lou Werry, fourth Seats reserved at Foley’s. ‘Plummer, president; Bertha Meyer,. Tickets, 35 and 50c Property For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining, situated ‘at the junction of Commercial acd Broad streets, known as the 3 tem. Both were sewer inspectors. Best of . '@ Sankey. Largest, richest and best. Highest . i . profits paid. It isthe ony official, authenin any town. Address, The Dominion Com. . . S& 1 LONG STRIDES . ="5 to buy or no’ Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store. Come and see us whether you are ready t. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. A. & H.W. HARTONG, “SSSR! Telephone West 14, rs % “ * * Be, > F.C, Luetje. Broad St., Nevada City. Johnstoa property. Enquire of Geo. E: John. ston. j16 Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Ro‘enthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain Apply to the owner on the premises. _ j2-tf Union « Hotel Henry Metzenbaugher, —Prop't. ee FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS ALL SUNN © ROOMS. vice-president; May Gribble secretary; Nellie Benney, treasurer; Grove Eddy, It’s Rightly Named. lepend upon it that the Bread Scrofula, a Vile Inheritance. . . sicsenpre Scrofulais the most obstinate of blood . HOWARD LOVELAND. troubles, and is often the result of an nherited taint in the blood. 8S. 8. 8. kery are all right Pi his spect. oan pA aa agra whont the rendering it absolutely safe from fire. Eek on Commercial street. ‘ou can always 2 . an, Sieeee, Fancy Pastry, Evc., from . T00o™ inthec ba in every reHEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. All orders promptly filled and delivered TELEPHONE WEST 8. Rorthera Central California. Stopping places for all stages and busses. Electric lights throughout the building, largest and most modern dining Has the iorhy. with the freshest and best the market affords. The New Management Of the Union Hotel, with its constantly addts, make it the finest and ing lpr rerork in the mountains of s the only remedy which goes deep ‘nough to reach Scrofula; it forces out ‘very trace of the disease, and cures Me elle Washington, Nevada City and Grass. ing He is out on $100 bonds with Ed. Valley who have been so kind to them . g,,midt and William Maitland as surein many ways during their bereaveties. ment. C. G. FISKE AND *AMILY. W asHineton, Feb 12, 1900. TRGLBR'S CANDY FACTORY. off bis jag. This morning Doherty . jnougnt would relieve The New Establishment Now Ready to pleaded not guilty before Justice Holaim, . brooke and demanded ajury trial. He. indeed . Lhad Serve the People. ‘The andersigned has renovated -and . is out on his own recognizance. entirely refitted the candy factory on Commercial street opposite the Transcript Block. He has one of the best How’s This. ufacturing the highest grades of plain Lot be core’ by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. and fancy candies. Nuts, oranges and bananas are also sold. ~ announcement in a few days. Cuares E. Tourer, by their firm. _ Confectioner. f 9-lw Many a Lover wise lovable girl with an offensive. and mucons surfaces of the breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puri-. Price 5c. fles the breath by its action on the. Druggists. Testimonials free. : bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Hali’s Family Pills are the best. for years on absolute guarantee.~ Price ; cee 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick‘We offer one Hundred Dollars Reconfectioners in the State and is man. ward for any case of Catarrh that can & Co., Props., Toledo,O. . smooth, and he has We the undersigned, have known F. . aealth. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and beWatch thi f t regu lieve him perfectly honorable in all eee ee business transactions and financially able to earry out any obligations made} tors. Blood diseases are beyond their West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaLpte, Kinnan & Mapfor : ‘vis, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. . Hall’s Catarrb Care is taken interne eas The fas turned with disgust from an other-. slly, acting directly upon the blood} .nes all. deep-seated cases which e bettie Sold all >ther remedies have noeffect upon, It Hood’s Pills are non-irritating, mild, he worst cases. aead and body were & mass of sores, and his was spared that we ut he grew worse} antil his condition was almost despaired of his §. sver being cured, when by the advice of a friend we gave him 8. 8. 8, ‘Swift's Specific). Ade2 had taken a dozen bottles. no one who recognized him. All the sores on bis aave healed. his skin is perfectly clea r been resto’ to pe Mzs. 8S. 8. MABRY. 960 Elm St., Macon, skill. Swift’s Specific, is the only blood remedy guaran ash, mercury, or other mineral. My son, Charlie, was afflicted from infaney with Scrofula, and he suffered so thatit was At the Narrow Gauge depot. last} :mpossible to dress him night Watchman Scott ‘arrested Henry ‘or three years. His Doherty for being drunk and creating a disturbance because he was not per-. .yesight also became mitted to go into the depot and sleep . sffected. No treatment vided improvement was the result, and after his former dreadful condition would Body rieet For real blood troubles it is a waste of time to expect a cure from the dos purely vegetable, and contains no potBooks mailed free to any address by No Wonder We Are So Busy. . High Grade Goods Go Salmon Bellies =Mackerel -Can Salmon2 Ib. ue -7 Herring Smoked 10. caus OystersKippered Herring rman, the druggist. tf . effective. : Swift Specific Ca: Adanta, Ga. ™O THE, BEEHIVE. 1 Ib. Underwood’s Soused Mackerel ¢ “ Can Herring in Anchovey Sauce_ J. J. JACKSON, Commercial St. For Low Grade Prices at 5¢ each 5¢ each tocacan §3 for soc 3 for $1.00 ees asc $1.00 25¢c a can 25¢ a can Cd 2 i match. ‘Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offe for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : Carpets From 25¢ to 85c per yard; also Linoleums From s50c to 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your Carpet. Also an exquisite-line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to We also have a.few CAPES AND JACKS&TS left which we offer at reduced prices iu order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. Oall early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Ne ada City. Stop It Cure It , Help It Ease You Can — wz IF IT’S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, Relieve It IF IT’S CROUP, IF IT’S ASTHMA, IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USING ~ Lafite’s Compound ough m Sold and§eu aranteed. by EE