February 15, 1904 (4 pages)

? oth , OENTS . ORNTS 0 00 Contract 0 weeks. 0 or a two clear, and ed. Value stern Naco OF any * have had \OURT 16, 1908. any, isco, Oala. d to acKarat Diarity of my ny. you guarcolor and se applica3 as an evihe manageD. Duxz, POLICE. . 15, 1903. any, ndisco, Oal. ral Agent, 8 this day 3160 in payatract held your Oomecommendbest investwill always T can, am, of Police. y 15, 1904. scisco, Cal. 1 Agent, Mr, handed me Matures ove weeks from f your conrecommend nyone. ly, FP. Sirs. A, L, MILLER TAD ee » Lapidarics EET v7. 15, 1903. pany, City. woknowledge $820 handed anager Mr. lieu of the sary for me vith my inn any I ever wa for more v8 be one of a auccess, I :% H. Soap. ~~ THE TRANSCRIPS. J WONDAY., oni ARY 18, 1904 ARTY eee RS REIN ite DAILY LOGALNOT (4055 * PERSONA oe . Daily Record of the Doings of Our Yuba City is in town. SS Camptonville. . position. Downieville. P from Auburn, his morning. © Otis Qirns arrived fie “Zrippe. te, » Robert Oarr has recovered from the measles. Deputy Sheriff Thos. B. Waters is. sid up with a severe cold. ~ _ J. H. Maddrill, whu has been acting i8 editor of the Sierra Valley Record or several monthe past, has returned © this city. srintendent. found. pnt illness. bve. 4 al of his father. visit to relatives. People. . Sacramento where he has seo . HETIL Geo. H. Magruder, the four man of A. D. Stevens of San Francisco is here ona business trip, a Oharles Oarken of San Francisco is spending a few days in this city, j W, A; Newson of San Francisco artived bere on last evening’s train. W. A. Dalugue and James E, Deal . arrived here lest. evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Geo. Murphy left this morning for ured a H., Wyuck left this morning fo . P. D. Walker is here from the Bay. . N.S. Osvrey of San Francisco ar‘rived bere last evening. ; : . J. Lewis arrived bere last evening from the Bay and went to Pike City here yesterday and left this morning for Downleville. © W.F. Englebright has an attack of ditorial on, Roosevelt and ; Noles. Elkins. uch to be able to get is Best at your gro ur money goes twice “eomes back if you Jobn Spaulding arrived here today John Morley. bas retarned from Col-James Glayas went upto the Red ross and Huron mines last Satarday > take charge of the properties as eu. William Deadman, who is confined h the County Jail on the charge of Anslaughter in connectian with the oath of Virginia Anderson, is quite Wobn Hall, of Piety Hill, who has ©n very ill, is now able to be up and Richard Noell is recovering from his Reva gnd Dora Goering of Selby at are ill with the measles. i rs. Richard Martin, who has been with appendicitis, continues to imiss Nina Woon will leave ‘for San INcisco next Wednesday on a visit, mes Rood, who has been employed he Southern Cross mine in Amador hty, returned here Saturday evenBperintendent W. M. Wilson reied last Saturday evening from fille, where he went to attend the Madge Orawford, a trained e at St. Luke's hospital in San cisco, is expected here this week Bator Scott of West Virginia proBas.aticket for the Ohicago conBident Roosevelt does not care momination if it merely comes as aok offering”from federal funcfies, It is announced that office re in the classified fist, i. e., } will not be permitted.to take B the nominating convention. in being a side-splitting joke to fmocrats, the Hearst boom has @agrave mystery. Hie personal y that the newspaper man is for business.” He will shortly of busivess, politically at least. @unounced that, the serious illSenator Hanne has released all Fieads to Roosevelt. Thas do Sterious acts of Providence con8 mischief making of marMrs, Fredericks, who have Sas guests at the Hotel Anseveral months pest, took ture for San Francisco this ; Mr. Fredericks, who is enthe farniture business on B He in the metropolis, im. . health to a considerable exbg his stay in this city, but f from being a well man. jtention to return here, with Mter undergoing a short » medical treatment at the Of Happenings of In te de es . aati Pea Around This Section, © — te, the noted politician Satarday, after an illness of short uration, but from ite start there was “e Tittle hope of bis recovery. He resided . here in’ early daye, and after locating nied by their grandsons, William and city their home, They will reside in the Tower house on Aristocracy Bill. @re operating the Round Mountain Obampion mine near Biue Tent, are at present engaged in cleaning out and getting the shaft in good condition, Preparatory to beginning active work in the Spring, . peare Olub was heli at the home of Mrs. W. G. Richards Satarday afternoon, when the reading of “Hamlet” was' continued. The gravel channel was tapped in the Oanfleld mine at’ Bius Tent yesterday and some good looking ore is now in sight. Mrs. Ralph Benjamin died at Cherokee Flat, Butte county, Saturday day morning. She wasa sister of Mrs, 8. J. Allen of this city, An attempt was made to rob the Hydraulic saloon Saturday morning, but the thieves were frightened off before they gained an entrance. Raymond Ourrier and Miss Dorothy Olymo. were. married at North Bloomfield yesterday morning. The groom holde a responsible position in the coining department of the United States mint at San Francisco. — Given a Waieh. As a mark of respect to John Tredinnick, formerly foreman of the Ohampion mine, and one of the most Sotive members of Nevada City lodge, Sons of St. George, that lodge held an open meeting last Saturday evening in bis honor, at which a large number of the order, including several from Grass Valley. were present. There were also a greater portion ofthe employes of the Champion mining company there as invited guests. During the evening Mr. Tredinnick was presented with a handsome gold watch and chain, the gift of the employees of the Ohampion Mining company, the presentation speech being made by Rev. Josiah Sims. In aqdepting the gift, Mr, Tredinnick thanked the givere fo a very feeling manner and stated thet he would always regard it as the most valued of his earthly possessions, A very interesting program was then rendered after which refreshments were Served and a good time enjoyed by all present. Mr. Tredinnick left yesterday for Wardner, Idaho,where he has accepted a responsible position with the Bunker dill & Sullivan Mining Oo. He carries with him the best wishes of his hosts of friends here. Poinied Paragraphs Moet of thé good times we have are not appreciated until the next day. Any girl who thinks as much ofa man as she does of herself will do to tie to. j There are a few self made men and a lot of self made blonde women in the world. If tombstones are truthful the cemeteries contain more good people than ever lived. : It may be all right to give oredit to whom credit is due, but spot cash is always preferable, Most people would rather blame. a man for what he doesn’t do than to give him credit for what he does. A man may be disappointed in the {friendship of hia friends, but he can always depend on the enmity of his enemies. . Today the average man is saving up to buy a home, tomorrow he buys it and the day after he will try-to sell it for leas than cost. Killed In Snowslide. ’. The anowslide that destroyed a long stretch of Southern. Pacific snow sheds on the “hill” last week was attended by lose of life. Three men were caught and killed by the rush of snow and falling sheds and two of the bodies are yet missing. The dead are: Wm. Davies, “Red” Kelly and ‘an un-. known man. -The latter’s body was Ve Olde Folks. Tomorrow evening there will be a greattime at Odd Fellows Hall. A fine old folke concert will be the featare, given under the auspices of the Epworth League of the Methodist Obarch, end directed by Miss Fulton. It will bristle of by-gone days, of long, . long ago, The costames and singing will be of ye ancient order, It will be W. P. Ketchem and wife, accompaLawrence, arrived here on last even-. ing’e train to permanently: make this Henry Huckins and brother, who! tere ers at the metropolis frequentiy visited. Today was pay dayon the Narrow. bis brother-in-law, W. M. Stewart, Gauge railroad. : in thie -sity; who lived on Piety Hill; : : Nee ior diaa . LO later years he came here in a politiCharles Grissel’s fine fox terrier died eal and professional way, and oe this morning from the effects of poison, -, : which; it ie thor bt, he found on & well known tothe people of this county. : In fact he was one of the best. known rubbish pile, The animal was highly orieed he bik owner, ae lawyers and politicians in the State of The: published report. of William . The deceased was born at Jackson, McDougald’s death at Los Angeles was . Miss., on January 16, 1846, and wasa unfounded. Mr. MoDongald is in bet-. son of Hon. Henry 8, Foote, United ter health now than he has been for some time past. Mre. Mary Cox died at San. Francisco Friday night from the effects of subsequently~Governor, having de1861, asa private in the . &@ company belonging to the First Tennessee Infantry, and was subsequently tand was assigned to Fort Donelson. He was taken twice as 8 prisoner, and distinguished bimgelf in various ways, In bis twentieth year he resumed the profession of law. After Nebraska; In 1869 he settled in San +» in December, mt made Sergeant Major of the Tennessee Corps of Artillery. . Hie comduties and ambitions of civil life and. began preparations for entering the his studies at the University of Virginia he came west, locating at Omsha, . W. T. Patrar of San Francisco, and John Sibbaled of Revelstoke, British Golambia, who are associated with Ool.'J.O, Campbell in operating the Mountaineer and adjoining mines, arrived here this morning. They heve spent most of the day there, making . @ thorough examination of the pruperty, There can beno question about their being pleased as Mr. Campbell has accomplished an immense amount of work since he took hold of it, and it ie only a matter of a short tim _ Geo. W. Henderson of New York, Obsrles F. Tsylor, the well-known ‘property man at the Nevada Theater, has made application for a patent on an aatomntioc water closet.valve, which in all probability will ‘bring him fame and effiuence. The superiority of Mr. Taylor’s invention lies in the convenince and simplicity of its working gear. Instead of the overhead tank now in common use the latest apparatas fe placed on the side of.the bowl and all that ig required to flush the tollet is the simple lifting of a handle which opens a tube connected with the <a Re Rain commenced falling yesterday shortly after three o’clock and came down in a steady stream for quite awhile. Towards nightfall it ceased to a considerable extent. After midnight the wind started quite a gale, and the downpour became heavy again as daybreak approached. The precipitation up to nine o'clock this morning was as follows: For the storm..... 0.85 Since February Iet.... 10.67 For the season.. =.» 94,58 States Senator from that State, and feated Jefferson Davis in the year of when these mihes will rank with the Franaiec6, where he bes been for : * . best in this district. third of a century active and influsntial In professional and civil life. [AM kindasof nics Drinks that will suit Sen Francisco is in the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist atBritl and’s. ad W. A. Day of town, pleurisy and pneumonia. The lady was a sister of Richard and James Moore of this city. The former gentleman . went down to attend the funeral which took place this afternoon. Mis& May English, sister of James H. English of this city, was success‘fally operated upon for appendicitis at San Francisco Saturday, and her complete recovery is now looked for __ Albert. J. _the slayer of Memie Kelly at Butte City, Montana, slashed his throat with a razor in the courtroom at that plece Saturday afternoon, The doctors summoned pronounced the wound fatal, The girl whom he killed had promised to warry him. but after obtaining all bis money jilted him. Beckman was born and reared in this city and was cone sidered mentally unbalanced. Travel on the Southern Pacific railtoad, which was unavoidedly delayed by a snowslide occurring and completely demolishing one thoasand feet of sheds about one-half mile the other side of Lakeview, was resumed yester ‘day morning, two of the delayed mails arriving here in the forenoon and the rest tast evening. Inieresiing Meeting The Shakespeare Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright last Saturday afternoon and it was well attended. Mrs, Ohester W. Chapman was elected to membership, after which the second scene of act three of Hamlet was studied. Dr. Nellie-£, Chapman, one of the delegates to the Women’s Club convention which met at Sacramento lest week made an interesting report, in which she stated that Mre, L. 8.\_ Calkins had been elected at the Northae . water box and allowing of the free flowing of the water, after which tha tabe closes of ite own accord. Hand Poisoned. James Williams injured his left hand while at work in the Murchie mine last Satarday evening while probing a stick of giant powder, and the wound. * hoor open Stans He ms no bas poisoned the member. He was a! add boiling water and set to asing the pointed end of a candloan rp anti Midge oa RaspTry an awberry. Get a package ee _ it slipped and penetrated his at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. DR. H. O. SMITH . DENTIST a Formerly {of{the;Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. What Shall We Have for Dessert ? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try PROTA spe 5 ee eeresece $t in town. Ys G re 5 Che Be Onr wines and liquors cannot be exselled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept, ; saa NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY © $1.50 SPECIAL $150 Allj;the late shades in WOOL WAISTS (See Window) just received. They are worth from $2 to $3 H sider the advisability of forming agxiliary study clabs. Tomorrow evening the club will have their aunual “gen. tlemen’s night” at the home of Mrs. W, F. Englebright. A fine program has been prepared for the occasion. Married Yesterday. At the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Curry, at Indian Flat, yeste:idey afternoon, Miss Jeannette Curry and Mr. Antone Orzalli were joined in the bonds of matrimony, The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Clyne. Mr. and Mrs. Orzalli will reside at Chicago Park. ———_—-—+-c@e — Nearly Forfeits His Life. ern Oslifornia district convention as cum alternate delegate to the National . . women’s club which meets at St. Louis May 25th. On Friday afternoon a The New Card Game special meeting will be held to conA runaway almost ending fatally, started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J.B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ul, For four years it defied-all doctore and all! . remedies. But Bucklen’s Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c. at W. D. Vin. ton’s Drug Store. CASTORIA 50 Cents. VINTON’S PHARMACY For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought . f__ @*Ffee Roasted Daily Bears the Gignacure of A Fine English Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five conte a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf Sour Stomach full-bodied and very fragrant “After E was induced te . R E ‘RETS, I will never be without mente Fm an iS K BK liver was ina very bad shape, and my head TRIAL ‘SAMPLES M ached aud I had stomach trouble. Now, since takaK Coffee Roasters ing Cascarets, 1 feel“ine. My wife has also used tbem with beneficial results for sour stomach.” J08. KEREHLING, 1921 Congress St., St. Louis, Mo. Tea Blenders Taylor's Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Qantas: Saee Va Grins ede, «» CURE CONSTIPATION, Sterling Ki. Chicago, eoei, How York, Si8 g—t—e—a—t. Do not miss it, re WO-TO-BAG fis SUTRE, Wee The Good Old . Summer time . has passed Birtday dit We have a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we —But the—WOODPEGKER CIGAR. have a large stock of articles “GIFF” La Rue’s made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds __ Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds is here to stay —made by— Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts, C.J. BRAND but we are making a special price of $1.50 WHILE THEY LAST New Oxford Waistings New Ginghams New Silk Lasters in all shades New Searsuckers New Orashed Leather Belts New Goods arriving daily ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. SES HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY Th odati th i d th < eae Se ae National ee na ANNEX ND equalled by any hotel i Cali TEL A evade its, 08 Northern Caliorok & . Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” —_————— for nia. WO gers, Nev Hlackite lites N ATION AL owners a” re Hot and id ; Zaid RE aseaseeenane ——— Violin Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Also new line of strings for all stringed instruments, Violin chin rests, etc. N. S. of Md JEWELER See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. Broad Gtreot, —-_—sMevada Oliy. a & H. ‘VY, HARYUNG, Watchmakers — Broad Street one ones a) TRY Hotel. Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PLENDID Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU, PROPRIETORS {i ttention paid to Commer. Lay ieee Tracalent trade. cece Drugs and Stationery — Lu. ‘GHUCEHT We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery w BUS. EOE OWNERS OE ‘ine oe ore f LEMON PEEL. RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, po ge pe oy emer aas MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. say patie oe , We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible — ov, tm) w= Lottie cf ShaetesWater with your FOR SALE BY UISINE a Special feature. ReJ turn Oall Bells. Electric light ‘ ' H. DICKERMAN} eet Tae Bee Hive Grocery. 5 EE 0d verb ri Traveling Mea, f . Me : ’ J JACKSON Proprietor. . eae i bs

? oth , OENTS . ORNTS 0 00 Contract 0 weeks. 0 or a two clear, and ed. Value stern Naco OF any * have had \OURT 16, 1908. any, isco, Oala. d to acKarat Diarity of my ny. you guarcolor and se applica3 as an evihe manageD. Duxz, POLICE. . 15, 1903. any, ndisco, Oal. ral Agent, 8 this day 3160 in payatract held your Oomecommendbest investwill always T can, am, of Police. y 15, 1904. scisco, Cal. 1 Agent, Mr, handed me Matures ove weeks from f your conrecommend nyone. ly, FP. Sirs. A, L, MILLER TAD ee » Lapidarics EET v7. 15, 1903. pany, City. woknowledge $820 handed anager Mr. lieu of the sary for me vith my inn any I ever wa for more v8 be one of a auccess, I :% H. Soap. ~~ THE TRANSCRIPS. J WONDAY., oni ARY 18, 1904 ARTY eee RS REIN ite DAILY LOGALNOT (4055 * PERSONA oe . Daily Record of the Doings of Our Yuba City is in town. SS Camptonville. . position. Downieville. P from Auburn, his morning. © Otis Qirns arrived fie “Zrippe. te, » Robert Oarr has recovered from the measles. Deputy Sheriff Thos. B. Waters is. sid up with a severe cold. ~ _ J. H. Maddrill, whu has been acting i8 editor of the Sierra Valley Record or several monthe past, has returned © this city. srintendent. found. pnt illness. bve. 4 al of his father. visit to relatives. People. . Sacramento where he has seo . HETIL Geo. H. Magruder, the four man of A. D. Stevens of San Francisco is here ona business trip, a Oharles Oarken of San Francisco is spending a few days in this city, j W, A; Newson of San Francisco artived bere on last evening’s train. W. A. Dalugue and James E, Deal . arrived here lest. evening from San Francisco and left this morning for Geo. Murphy left this morning for ured a H., Wyuck left this morning fo . P. D. Walker is here from the Bay. . N.S. Osvrey of San Francisco ar‘rived bere last evening. ; : . J. Lewis arrived bere last evening from the Bay and went to Pike City here yesterday and left this morning for Downleville. © W.F. Englebright has an attack of ditorial on, Roosevelt and ; Noles. Elkins. uch to be able to get is Best at your gro ur money goes twice “eomes back if you Jobn Spaulding arrived here today John Morley. bas retarned from Col-James Glayas went upto the Red ross and Huron mines last Satarday > take charge of the properties as eu. William Deadman, who is confined h the County Jail on the charge of Anslaughter in connectian with the oath of Virginia Anderson, is quite Wobn Hall, of Piety Hill, who has ©n very ill, is now able to be up and Richard Noell is recovering from his Reva gnd Dora Goering of Selby at are ill with the measles. i rs. Richard Martin, who has been with appendicitis, continues to imiss Nina Woon will leave ‘for San INcisco next Wednesday on a visit, mes Rood, who has been employed he Southern Cross mine in Amador hty, returned here Saturday evenBperintendent W. M. Wilson reied last Saturday evening from fille, where he went to attend the Madge Orawford, a trained e at St. Luke's hospital in San cisco, is expected here this week Bator Scott of West Virginia proBas.aticket for the Ohicago conBident Roosevelt does not care momination if it merely comes as aok offering”from federal funcfies, It is announced that office re in the classified fist, i. e., } will not be permitted.to take B the nominating convention. in being a side-splitting joke to fmocrats, the Hearst boom has @agrave mystery. Hie personal y that the newspaper man is for business.” He will shortly of busivess, politically at least. @unounced that, the serious illSenator Hanne has released all Fieads to Roosevelt. Thas do Sterious acts of Providence con8 mischief making of marMrs, Fredericks, who have Sas guests at the Hotel Anseveral months pest, took ture for San Francisco this ; Mr. Fredericks, who is enthe farniture business on B He in the metropolis, im. . health to a considerable exbg his stay in this city, but f from being a well man. jtention to return here, with Mter undergoing a short » medical treatment at the Of Happenings of In te de es . aati Pea Around This Section, © — te, the noted politician Satarday, after an illness of short uration, but from ite start there was “e Tittle hope of bis recovery. He resided . here in’ early daye, and after locating nied by their grandsons, William and city their home, They will reside in the Tower house on Aristocracy Bill. @re operating the Round Mountain Obampion mine near Biue Tent, are at present engaged in cleaning out and getting the shaft in good condition, Preparatory to beginning active work in the Spring, . peare Olub was heli at the home of Mrs. W. G. Richards Satarday afternoon, when the reading of “Hamlet” was' continued. The gravel channel was tapped in the Oanfleld mine at’ Bius Tent yesterday and some good looking ore is now in sight. Mrs. Ralph Benjamin died at Cherokee Flat, Butte county, Saturday day morning. She wasa sister of Mrs, 8. J. Allen of this city, An attempt was made to rob the Hydraulic saloon Saturday morning, but the thieves were frightened off before they gained an entrance. Raymond Ourrier and Miss Dorothy Olymo. were. married at North Bloomfield yesterday morning. The groom holde a responsible position in the coining department of the United States mint at San Francisco. — Given a Waieh. As a mark of respect to John Tredinnick, formerly foreman of the Ohampion mine, and one of the most Sotive members of Nevada City lodge, Sons of St. George, that lodge held an open meeting last Saturday evening in bis honor, at which a large number of the order, including several from Grass Valley. were present. There were also a greater portion ofthe employes of the Champion mining company there as invited guests. During the evening Mr. Tredinnick was presented with a handsome gold watch and chain, the gift of the employees of the Ohampion Mining company, the presentation speech being made by Rev. Josiah Sims. In aqdepting the gift, Mr, Tredinnick thanked the givere fo a very feeling manner and stated thet he would always regard it as the most valued of his earthly possessions, A very interesting program was then rendered after which refreshments were Served and a good time enjoyed by all present. Mr. Tredinnick left yesterday for Wardner, Idaho,where he has accepted a responsible position with the Bunker dill & Sullivan Mining Oo. He carries with him the best wishes of his hosts of friends here. Poinied Paragraphs Moet of thé good times we have are not appreciated until the next day. Any girl who thinks as much ofa man as she does of herself will do to tie to. j There are a few self made men and a lot of self made blonde women in the world. If tombstones are truthful the cemeteries contain more good people than ever lived. : It may be all right to give oredit to whom credit is due, but spot cash is always preferable, Most people would rather blame. a man for what he doesn’t do than to give him credit for what he does. A man may be disappointed in the {friendship of hia friends, but he can always depend on the enmity of his enemies. . Today the average man is saving up to buy a home, tomorrow he buys it and the day after he will try-to sell it for leas than cost. Killed In Snowslide. ’. The anowslide that destroyed a long stretch of Southern. Pacific snow sheds on the “hill” last week was attended by lose of life. Three men were caught and killed by the rush of snow and falling sheds and two of the bodies are yet missing. The dead are: Wm. Davies, “Red” Kelly and ‘an un-. known man. -The latter’s body was Ve Olde Folks. Tomorrow evening there will be a greattime at Odd Fellows Hall. A fine old folke concert will be the featare, given under the auspices of the Epworth League of the Methodist Obarch, end directed by Miss Fulton. It will bristle of by-gone days, of long, . long ago, The costames and singing will be of ye ancient order, It will be W. P. Ketchem and wife, accompaLawrence, arrived here on last even-. ing’e train to permanently: make this Henry Huckins and brother, who! tere ers at the metropolis frequentiy visited. Today was pay dayon the Narrow. bis brother-in-law, W. M. Stewart, Gauge railroad. : in thie -sity; who lived on Piety Hill; : : Nee ior diaa . LO later years he came here in a politiCharles Grissel’s fine fox terrier died eal and professional way, and oe this morning from the effects of poison, -, : which; it ie thor bt, he found on & well known tothe people of this county. : In fact he was one of the best. known rubbish pile, The animal was highly orieed he bik owner, ae lawyers and politicians in the State of The: published report. of William . The deceased was born at Jackson,

McDougald’s death at Los Angeles was . Miss., on January 16, 1846, and wasa unfounded. Mr. MoDongald is in bet-. son of Hon. Henry 8, Foote, United ter health now than he has been for some time past. Mre. Mary Cox died at San. Francisco Friday night from the effects of subsequently~Governor, having de1861, asa private in the . &@ company belonging to the First Tennessee Infantry, and was subsequently tand was assigned to Fort Donelson. He was taken twice as 8 prisoner, and distinguished bimgelf in various ways, In bis twentieth year he resumed the profession of law. After Nebraska; In 1869 he settled in San +» in December, mt made Sergeant Major of the Tennessee Corps of Artillery. . Hie comduties and ambitions of civil life and. began preparations for entering the his studies at the University of Virginia he came west, locating at Omsha, . W. T. Patrar of San Francisco, and John Sibbaled of Revelstoke, British Golambia, who are associated with Ool.'J.O, Campbell in operating the Mountaineer and adjoining mines, arrived here this morning. They heve spent most of the day there, making . @ thorough examination of the pruperty, There can beno question about their being pleased as Mr. Campbell has accomplished an immense amount of work since he took hold of it, and it ie only a matter of a short tim _ Geo. W. Henderson of New York, Obsrles F. Tsylor, the well-known ‘property man at the Nevada Theater, has made application for a patent on an aatomntioc water closet.valve, which in all probability will ‘bring him fame and effiuence. The superiority of Mr. Taylor’s invention lies in the convenince and simplicity of its working gear. Instead of the overhead tank now in common use the latest apparatas fe placed on the side of.the bowl and all that ig required to flush the tollet is the simple lifting of a handle which opens a tube connected with the <a Re Rain commenced falling yesterday shortly after three o’clock and came down in a steady stream for quite awhile. Towards nightfall it ceased to a considerable extent. After midnight the wind started quite a gale, and the downpour became heavy again as daybreak approached. The precipitation up to nine o'clock this morning was as follows: For the storm.......... 0.85 Since February Iet........ 10.67 For the season.... =.» 94,58 States Senator from that State, and feated Jefferson Davis in the year of when these mihes will rank with the Franaiec6, where he bes been for : * . best in this district. third of a century active and influsntial In professional and civil life. [AM kindasof nics Drinks that will suit Sen Francisco is in the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist atBritl and’s. ad W. A. Day of town, pleurisy and pneumonia. The lady was a sister of Richard and James Moore of this city. The former gentleman . went down to attend the funeral which took place this afternoon. Mis& May English, sister of James H. English of this city, was success‘fally operated upon for appendicitis at San Francisco Saturday, and her complete recovery is now looked for __ Albert. J. _the slayer of Memie Kelly at Butte City, Montana, slashed his throat with a razor in the courtroom at that plece Saturday afternoon, The doctors summoned pronounced the wound fatal, The girl whom he killed had promised to warry him. but after obtaining all bis money jilted him. Beckman was born and reared in this city and was cone sidered mentally unbalanced. Travel on the Southern Pacific railtoad, which was unavoidedly delayed by a snowslide occurring and completely demolishing one thoasand feet of sheds about one-half mile the other side of Lakeview, was resumed yester ‘day morning, two of the delayed mails arriving here in the forenoon and the rest tast evening. Inieresiing Meeting The Shakespeare Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright last Saturday afternoon and it was well attended. Mrs, Ohester W. Chapman was elected to membership, after which the second scene of act three of Hamlet was studied. Dr. Nellie-£, Chapman, one of the delegates to the Women’s Club convention which met at Sacramento lest week made an interesting report, in which she stated that Mre, L. 8.\_ Calkins had been elected at the Northae . water box and allowing of the free flowing of the water, after which tha tabe closes of ite own accord. Hand Poisoned. James Williams injured his left hand while at work in the Murchie mine last Satarday evening while probing a stick of giant powder, and the wound. * hoor open Stans He ms no bas poisoned the member. He was a! add boiling water and set to asing the pointed end of a candloan rp anti Midge oa RaspTry an awberry. Get a package ee _ it slipped and penetrated his at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. DR. H. O. SMITH . DENTIST a Formerly {of{the;Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. What Shall We Have for Dessert ? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try PROTA spe 5 ee eeresece $t in town.. Ys G re 5 Che Be Onr wines and liquors cannot be exselled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept, ; saa NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY © $1.50 SPECIAL $150 Allj;the late shades in WOOL WAISTS (See Window) just received. They are worth from $2 to $3 H sider the advisability of forming agxiliary study clabs. Tomorrow evening the club will have their aunual “gen. tlemen’s night” at the home of Mrs. W, F. Englebright. A fine program has been prepared for the occasion. Married Yesterday. At the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Curry, at Indian Flat, yeste:idey afternoon, Miss Jeannette Curry and Mr. Antone Orzalli were joined in the bonds of matrimony, The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Clyne. Mr. and Mrs. Orzalli will reside at Chicago Park. ———_—-—+-c@e — Nearly Forfeits His Life. ern Oslifornia district convention as cum alternate delegate to the National . . women’s club which meets at St. Louis May 25th. On Friday afternoon a The New Card Game special meeting will be held to conA runaway almost ending fatally, started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J.B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ul, For four years it defied-all doctore and all! . remedies. But Bucklen’s Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c. at W. D. Vin. ton’s Drug Store. CASTORIA 50 Cents. VINTON’S PHARMACY For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought . f__ @*Ffee Roasted Daily Bears the Gignacure of A Fine English Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five conte a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf Sour Stomach full-bodied and very fragrant “After E was induced te . R E ‘RETS, I will never be without mente Fm an iS K BK liver was ina very bad shape, and my head TRIAL ‘SAMPLES M ached aud I had stomach trouble. Now, since takaK Coffee Roasters ing Cascarets, 1 feel“ine. My wife has also used tbem with beneficial results for sour stomach.” J08. KEREHLING, 1921 Congress St., St. Louis, Mo. Tea Blenders Taylor's Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Qantas: Saee Va Grins ede, «» CURE CONSTIPATION, Sterling Ki. Chicago, eoei, How York, Si8 g—t—e—a—t. Do not miss it, re WO-TO-BAG fis SUTRE, Wee The Good Old . Summer time . has passed Birtday dit We have a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we —But the—WOODPEGKER CIGAR.. have a large stock of articles “GIFF” La Rue’s made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds __ Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds is here to stay —made by— Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts, C.J. BRAND but we are making a special price of $1.50 WHILE THEY LAST New Oxford Waistings New Ginghams New Silk Lasters in all shades New Searsuckers New Orashed Leather Belts New Goods arriving daily ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. SES HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY Th odati th i d th < eae Se ae National ee na ANNEX ND equalled by any hotel i Cali TEL A evade its, 08 Northern Caliorok & . Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “THE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” —_————— for nia. WO gers, Nev Hlackite lites N ATION AL owners a” re Hot and id ; Zaid RE aseaseeenane ——— Violin Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Also new line of strings for all stringed instruments, Violin chin rests, etc. N. S. of Md JEWELER See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. Broad Gtreot, —-_—sMevada Oliy. a & H. ‘VY, HARYUNG, Watchmakers — Broad Street one ones a) TRY Hotel. Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PLENDID Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU, PROPRIETORS {i ttention paid to Commer. Lay ieee Tracalent trade. cece Drugs and Stationery — Lu. ‘GHUCEHT We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery w BUS. EOE OWNERS OE ‘ine oe ore f LEMON PEEL. RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, po ge pe oy emer aas MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. say patie oe , We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible — ov, tm) w= Lottie cf ShaetesWater with your FOR SALE BY UISINE a Special feature. ReJ turn Oall Bells. Electric light ‘ ' H. DICKERMAN} eet Tae Bee Hive Grocery. 5 EE 0d verb ri Traveling Mea, f . Me : ’ J JACKSON Proprietor. . eae i bs