February 19, 1900 (4 pages)

Tub TRANSCRIPT. MORE CHEERING BROWN & CALKINS. 7 ‘ vening except Published every el Holidays by FOR THE BRITONS. NEWS Sundays & ;MONDAY.-+--+ .Feb. 19, 1900 QUR NORTHERN NEIGHBORS. Newsy Notes From the Downieville Messenger of Saturday. forces are entering Toredrecht. ; [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT.] Lonpon, Feb. 19—The War Office annou:ces that there is good news from General French in reference to General Cronje. SrerKkscroom Camp, Feb. 18--The Boers are retiring. General Brabant’s Capetown, Feb. 19—Dispatches from Masguar say that large forces are being sent from the ‘Transvaal to the Free State under prominent Generals. COOKE<FOR POSTMASTER . master at Truckee, California, and sent his name to the Senate for.confirmation. eneral approval. the fall of 1898, and was defeated through no fault of his. In the latter part AT TRUCKEE. [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. } Wassinaton, Feb. 19.—The President today appointed A, O. Cooke as Post[This appointment will be receivedby the people of Truckee with almost He was the Republican candidate for County Treasurer in’ f November, 1898, the County Central Committee endorsed him by an overLimoges Chinaware (treat American Importing Tea Co. Commercial Street, Nevada City. . 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. . Andy:Burgan, John Taylor and Tom Cunnington found a $44 nugget while . Hungry Mouth canyon. Miss Rosalea Fessler and Mr. Dan McCausland were married recently by at Goffyfontein. at work in their claim at the mouth of . thusiasts urge that those up to 100 years old should be called apon. The typhoid fever is playing havoc with the Boers at Colesburg. Kmerrty, Feb. 19.—It is reported that Mafeking bas been relieved, but There isa desperate attempt being made in the Free State to collect forces . ° All males from 16 to. 60 years of age are called out and enthe Rev. Mr. Pendleton at the home of the bride’s brother, Mr. Geo. Fessler at Alleghany. ‘The force at the Gold Buff mine has been increased, there now being more than forty men working there. The, Duran, Feb. 19.—The bombardment o'clock this evening. ieee that the Boers are trying to conceal the information. Hill was continued all day yesterday, and fighting is still in progress at six The Bri ish are said to have captared 100 prisoners. of the Boer position on Lalawana will make a good Postmaster.—EprTor TRANSORIPT.] whelming majority as a candidate for the Postmastership, but at the same meeting was prevailed upon to recofsider its action and leave the matter . open. In the meantime matters were so manipulated by!M. Franzini that at the next meeting of the committee, held thirteen months later, the Committee endorged G. F. Painter for the place. Mr. Cooke is a staunch Republican and Bargains. It’s Worth Your Coming Just to Sec. ah 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Eac additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. j air drills are running night and day.) A telephove line is being built to' To Reorganige the connect the mine with Downieville. . ‘he Eclipse Mining Company had . Regular Army. given Senator Ross an option on the} [Special to the Daily Transcript], Magnolia mine situated above Good-. wasyineron, Feb. 19—Chairman year Bar. He has had about eight mmittee on War men at work there all winter, and the Hull of the House co pospects for a sale were very flattering . aud Naval Affairs has reporied in nutil recently, when some parties apell Vagal of increasing the efficiency of tempted to relocate part ofthe ground.' the army. This means & practical reThis action has temporarily delayed a organization of the army. sale, but the Eclipse company has had a resurvey of its lines made and aa : about to commence suit against the . The Samoan Treaty parties. The stock in the Eclipse comIs Made Public. pany is owned principally by Downie; ville and Forest City people. A -re[Special to the Daily Transoript.} port had been circulated that the Last . WASHINGTON, Feb.19—The President today issued a proclamation making Chance company is concerned in this relocation, but we understand that public the Samoan treaty. a such 1s not the case; that the Last Chance company owns the adjoining claim and has always respected the . A New Electric Lamp For Miners. New York, Feb. 19.—Thomas A. EdMagnolia lines. Mrs. M. Meroux, bornin the seaport town of Painool, Brittany, on the north. ‘ western coast .of France, September . ison says he has succeeded in con15th, 1832, died here’ Monday. She . structing an electric lamp for miners leaves two sons, H. J. R. and Paul . which he is satisfied is absolately safe. Meroux, two danghters, Hrs. voRe . It has been subjected to a severe test ‘.ayer and Mrs. W. O. Peck, besides . if and has proven satisfactory. A sunumerous grandchildren and other . : relatives. She arrived in San Franpreme test will be made this week, when cisco with her father in 1854, where in . it is to be lighted surrounded by gun1855 she was married to the late J. M. . powder. B. Meroux, the wedding tak:ng place . in the Mission, in a little Catholic . Ss Ki k Church which has since been torn . Macrum's Kic down. Shortly after the marriage the } Is Still Unh<eded. couple moved to Sierra county, settling . [Special to the Daily Traneeript.] at Goodyear Creek, and in 1865-remov. -tiowpaw. Feb; 19— No action is being ing to Downieville. Here for more . ii s . taken by the British government relathan thirty years they lived in peace . and comfort, to see their children grow tive to the complaints of Macram, late to wanbood and womanhood, and to . United States Consul to Pretoria, that 5 * : . enjoy the esteem and respect of neighb. his mail was opened by the British bors and friends. The death of their . BaiR: : . lieved the United son, Adolph, in 1897, was a hard blow, . eensor, wer test /pener from which they never fully recovered. . States has instituted any investigation The following winter her husband, Mr. ot the matter. British officials say it Meroux, passed away, and since that is improbable that Macrum’s letters time Mrs. Meroux’s health gradually yore opened as charged. declined. For the pasttwo years she . had a good home with her son-in-law . 'A Gale Off the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer . About the first of this month she; Coast of Spain. {Special to the Daily Transcript.] . was taken to her bed. SANTANDER, Spain, Feb, 19.—Gales Steel Combs. ‘ Py A man who saw in a sidewalk show/ off, the North coast of Spain are case some steel combs and who won. causing disaster to shipping: Numerdered what steel combs could be used . oys wrecks are reported. Two coast for found upon. inquiry that they were ; used by furriers in ‘combing furs. . Ships whose crews number 48 men are There was one of these_combs that reported to have foundered looked much like a comb of the or. dinary kind, coarse toothed. for half . A Question of lime. its length and finer toothed the other i wa A ois ore gs ik ieee aed Epior TranscriptT—It was recently that had teeth for half its length, the . . ontioned by the Transcript in the solid end serving as a handle. . sat : ith M A There are other steel combs that are course of oe ceree Bee used fur a similar purpose, as steel Gault that Emma Wixom (now known combs made to comb dogs with. The . as Emma Nevada) sangthe.solo part dog comb looks somewhat like fine toothed comb in its general shape. kinds of dogs. including, for instance, long haired dogs like the French poodle.—Néw York Sun. : Austin, Nevada. 1364. not in 1858, as was stated in the article CHARLES MCE Lvey. Too Small. Uncle ’Zek’el Watson was accustom: . ed to seeing good sized squares of cup eake, lection cake or gingerbread on “Sare ~ Binp, SAFE Finp.” his first plate of ice cream in a city restaurant be looked with some dis sponge drops which accompanied it. out the coming season. “How do you like it?” asked his Daily Chronicle of the Doings of ‘Both Old mill. Washington. ing from Berkeley. turned last night from San Francisco. from Truckee Saturday night on a visit. j Newtown visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Hartung. er, Will Arnhart, went to San Francisco yesterday. Whitney of San Francisco arrived here last night on mining business. attorrey, arrived here last evening on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Turner. news-gatherer, arrived here from San Francisco last evening to enter the employ of the TRANSCRIPT. ; turned Saturday night from a month’s the of the Star Spangled Banner at the Baptist church of this city in 1864 but it is larger, toothed on one side when the late Senator Sargent lectured only and coarser toothed than the so on the Sanitary Commission. The fact = 1863, left here with her parents fcr She was not here in She was born at Alpha, this county, vot at Omega, and in 1857 and Fortify the supper table,.and when be had yourself now by purifying and enrich ing your blood and building up your system with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and favor upon the macaroons and small . you may expect good health throughAll liver ills are cured by Hood’s PERSONAL POINTERS. and: Young. © Chas. McElvey is down from Marsh’s C. King came down today from Miss Nora Hussey returned last_evenMr. and Mrs. Herbert Dickerman reMrs. ©. H. Neeley and son arrived Miss Julia Mulcshy is here from Mrs. W. W. Wallace and her brothB. N. Shoecraft of Berkeley and J. O. R. Haviland Turner, a San Francisco Henry Welzer,a job -printer and George A. Gray, the undertaker, revisitto San Francisco for the benefit his health. He is somewhat better. Mrs. E.M. Allen of Palo Alto and her son, Harry R. Allen, are in town. The young man contemplates remaining awhile for the purpose of acquiring a technical knowledge of mining. “Izzy” Goodfriend, one of the most popular knights of the grip who comes this. way, expects to foreswear the life of a commercial traveler at the end of this month and go to Cape Nome to seek his fortune. Cornered. He—When I came in thisevening I nohand means. —Cleveland Leader. Comparing Notes. » “My family can’t help feeling a lit by the Mayflower,” said the woman who was visiting in Chicago. man interestingly. . “None of our folk —Washington Star. A Money-Saver. “Beasington is the stingiest man ing now?” saving money?” without extra cost.”Do You xnow is suicidal. Consumption Cure, Sold on guarantee for over fifty years. niece; who was doing the bonurs of Ppiilg. 25 cents. afternoon for embezzling $20 froni Dan O'Donnell. charged and will be sentenced at: ten o’clock tomorrow Coughlan testified in court today that he was only 19 years of age. The District Attorney has a ceriified copy of an affidavit on which a marriage license was issued to Coughlan in Sacramento céunty where he swore his age was 21.° Mr. Power says the jurisdictiov lies in Sacramento county and a charge of perjury may result there. arranging for a ballad and opera concert to-be given at the Theater on tieed that there was a ring around the micon. Do you know what that means? She—No, but I know what a ring around the third finger of a girl’s left There being no loophole by which he could escape he had to declare himself. tle proud of having been carried over young “Is that so!” answered the young ever went into the florist business What brought «s through was wheat.” “No; what’s his latest scheme for “He’s rented a room over a restau-. rant, so that he can inhale his meals Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and ositive or sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf © © © © © ever saw. Do you know what he’s do© © © © © © Guilty as Charged. The Grimes Jury Disagrees. The jury in the case of people vs. Jerry Coughlan was tried before a Thomas Grimes, tried at Auburn, was ury in Justice Holbgook’s court this He was found guilty as . being unable to agree. sent to a verdict of guilty. The. case orping. was set for re-trial on Tuesday, the District Attorney Power says that narrowly escaped contempt. rates for laying private sewers and making : connections with the public system. The discharged at 2:30 y sslanar tage saan! best of work. Let me figure before you leta , contract. Sewer Connections Made. Iam prepared to make contracts at low Rionagp J. TREMAINE. f.17-tf and four other jurors refused fo con-. Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain Apply to the owner on the premises. 7th instant, and Judge Prewett will call in an outside Judge to preside. . Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Ro’enthal on j2-tf That’s what e body says about the lock on im an weres You cai always depend upon it that the Bre : Pies, Cakes, 7 Pastry, Ete., fro. cn Preach! are right fn ‘every reHEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES, All orders fill: ‘ Al fe beg a pecenshy. ed and delivered HOWARD LOVELAND, TELEPHONE WEST 18 FOLEY’S, Nevada City. Leader in up%¥ to date Speci-% ¥ Chocolates ana — ° . ees Bon Bons ha atiesin Finé%{ a world Wide PACKAGE ¥§ Repectios for PURITY and GOODS %®XCELLENcE. wo. 1007 ; Order to Show Cause. 7* THE SUPERIO®&® COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevaia, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Emelie A. Chavanne, deceased. Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not made. B. E. Auger and J.D. Fricot, executors o! the last will and testament of Bimeli A. Che. vanne,_dec’d, having this day presented the daly verified petition praying for an erin of sale of such portion of the estate of said decedent as shall be necessary for the. purposes set forth in said petition and that the sale thereof be made at public or private sale, and it appearing to this court from such petition that it is necessary. to sell the whole or some portion of the res] etate of i d for the purposes and reasons During the progress of the trial Al Burrows, attorney for the defense, being fined for mercial and Broad streets, known as the . Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. E. John. . You Will Find A Concert Company Coming. ston. : ji6 Everything New Property For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining, situated at the junction of ComChampion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop.-Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Peo tf i. M. Hanaford of Chicago.is here Neat and Tasty March 283d or 24th by the Louise Brehany Company, provided a sufficient guarantee can be obtained. Our musical ‘people are taking an active iaterest in encouraging the company to come. : —AT— On Commercial Street. Fresh Candies Daily. TEGLER’S CANDY FACTORY, . A New Choral Society. Prof. J. BR. Davis is organizing a choral society at this city and Grass Valley. It is proposed to produce Dudley Buck’s cantata of “The Golden Legend” from Longfellow. In ly New Location. The finest Photograph Gallery What ts Shiloh? $ in the interior. Masonic BuildA grand old remedy for Cough, Cold fud Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured in. aumerable cases of incipient consump‘iov.and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with rhe results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For eale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf and better light. Drop around when you have_time. .as NevADA City ane Grass VALLEY, GAs 0400000004440 “E ¢ ¢ ing, Commercial St. More rooth : SEPP S OSLO E SSS OOPO SHOOT O® THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. neighborhood. We have made a success of Building Houses ON THE— Installment Plan, \ your coutract. We have been in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more, as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this And we are still at-it. Call and learn our terms before. letting .M. L. & D. MARSH. Sewer Connections Made. Stacey, Gregory & Co. are prepared to take jobs making connections with the sewer system. Both were sewer inspectors. Best of 8a set forth in said petition and as is by . proviier: and said petition havi "heen led it is therefore ordered b; said court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before said Supe: ior D., 1900, at 10 o’clock a.m. of said day at the courtroom of said court at the court house at Nevada City, county of Nevada, State of ‘California, -to show cause why an_ order should not be granted to said executors to Court on Monday, the 26th day of March, A. ceased as shall be necessary, and why the same should not be sold at either public or private sale. ’ ; It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four suecessive weéks in the Nevapa CIty DAILY TRANSCRIPT, & neweneyer of general circulation printed and published in said Nevada county. ¥F.T. NILON, Judge. Dated February 8th, A. D., 1900. work guaranteed. Lowest prices. f8-tf .5 1900. Vogelsang & Brown & A. Comte Jr. Attorneys for Petitioners. 18 iw sortment is good. -. {@ ALWAYS RECEIVING-——— ~ ' New Specialties At Wolfs. Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. A whole dinner inacan. Only requires heating. ; ee DUFF’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES in quart cans. CREAM CUSTARD. It’s delicious. Try it. ee JELLYCON. Just the thing for a quick dessert. a Ss a Our prices are always a shade lower than the lowést. The quality of our goods the best. 000060 090000000 QOOOOOOOOHHOOODOOO. © © S © © A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCE 2 © have new goods to and would be‘glad look at them. / I yf j J DSSSOSSOSHOSS ys, Tans, Browns : Are the proper shades for Spring wear and we have placed in Window No. 1 a pretty assortment of in those shades that we think will please you, and the prices are from $4.00 to $7.50. Ladies, we are selling a great many Dres Patterns, and right now isis the time for you to buy, while the asr = PATTERNS ‘SWELL PLAID SKIRT. PATTERNS? They are the talk of the town. We Respectfully, pe 5 ae Have you seen otr ot show you every day tohave you take a ER & CO. © GESOTS 0 6G999O96 900% sell so much of said real estate .of said de. é : : : KINKEAD’S Chiffoniers the city for ber uucle. —_»— “The ice cream }s first rate,” said ’ + Pe Uncle ’Zek’el. “1 call it extry good. . : But when you come to these tuings,” ee Far 60 8 AEE IID PINE DIA OI LS SEN Pe he added, lifting one of the sponge . CE EE IEE I LEIP IID So SIGE MI DS < as Pg ee” oe eo CE. “lady fingers” and surveying it doubtMai gee i RES 5 fully, “I presume to say they're all . fete, ms ; right. eipugh, “what there is of “em, . ok : 1 : e 4 but there isn’t enough of ’em: just! a . e : Oe] . e e nothing but gape and swallow r— Sahee 7 2 : O18 iS AS AS AS Youtb’s Companion. ‘e . . . . Books. When I consider what some books . have done for the world and what they are doing, bow they keep up our bope, awaken new courage and faith. soothe . pain, give an ide! life to those whose bomes are hard and cold. bind toget her . distant ages and foreigu lands, create} new. worlds of beauty. Lring dow) . Os o > New Pa a 7, Be a: rere” — ¢, et 1. a! truths from teaven, I give eternal; — (4, blessings for this gift.James Free = moan Clarke. ev oe ie. { es You Try it. . ies If Sbiioh’s Gough. and Conor = ption be i "i 8 sO or the snia price . * ; or as nay 50 cts. and $1.00, foes ‘not . oR itd orders wil reeeive promp* cure take the bottle back and we will othe F rs sl ether scsompentes refund your money. Sold for over) & <] 74 fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 . . Se : : cts. and 60 cts. ‘For sale by H Dioker-. os YR sea : : ie & , man, the druggist. ZISAS AS WS APSAS BS AS AS AS ASUS WS AS tterns. They are right in style and they are right in price. . money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, ch aie that sold all season for $6 and $7, but in order to make room for Spring Goods you may fs have them now for $5, and all others at the same reduction. if reduction of from 10 to 15 per, cent. ie insist on it being a CASH SALE. Any alterations that made free of charge. a Extra Well Made. Perfect Fitting. CARTER © JOHNSTON. None better for the Cassimeres and Scotch Effects In other words there is a on each pair ‘of pants in our store. But we must are necessary will be. SS ee ee Se oe , o/* e SS Soe Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers Bed Lounges Carpet Sweepers, Bedroom Suits, Parlor Furniture, IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS. . Rugs Couches = SY a6 as on is Se ee EI bMe oS be, aw av 77) 7 TSMR RNG 3 4 MR a a TRS aa Yes, . am at ° the Same Old Place ; bargains;? Phone W. 14. A A III AI OMI SS SS » ——s ee a ae cand € -3 ey ; But the stock is new and the prices are aslowaslowcanbe, . . . DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up to-d. . : gold of an ge up-to-date jewelry for old y kind, and always give good ©. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City.2 Page ;HE TRA! SONDAV Gi SEROETS SUPERIOR COU Thomas Gets Two. Ye cont’s Demurrer . In the Superior Cox Judge Nilon, after de trial, sentenced Wm. Grass Valley, heretof resisting an officer, in the county jail a $.00. He administere mand to the prisoner, offence was a vicious . one, and that if Thome eud of this term of se ways it would be a ben if he would rid it é Thomas appeared to b at the deserved words Yu the case of Georg City of Grass Valley the defendant’s ansy plaint was sustained, In the matter of the Giasson, deceased, the Vm. George, the exect In the estate of Rosa the executor’s aceou Iu the case of Brock iams, the defendant’s complaint was over-ru ——_--+ 1ee-A Pioneer Nevada Mrs. Kittie E, Wa late Jesse S. Wall, wh day, was: buried yest home of her daught Glaseock of Oakland. ly stricken with apo rapidly after the atta and Mrs, Wall were dents of this city, rem many years ago. The says of: her: “She di of Sam Bell McKee, 10: Two weeks ago sie \ apoplexy at the McKe iting and she remaine death. She was a nat but vame to Californi ago and for the last has lived in Oakian mother of Mrs, John. Misses Lou, Bessie ai of whom reside in Oak ee gs Death cf Char! Michael Chérles Ck New York “ged 51 yee 16 days, died about morning at his bom Sa¢raniento street. A “son survive him. Mr. Clarke had bee in varicus parts of th times, excepting for a previous to two years sided in San Fran¢é warm-hearted man . friends. He was-a veteran and belonged to Che A. R, alsoto Wyon Men. His funeral from Odd Fellows Hs Wednesday afternoo pices of the latter org —+-oe Death of Mrs. E Mrs. Es‘ her Snell, 1 Snell, died at ber late Grass Valley road th age was 53 years, 3 m She had been a resid: over eighteen yeais, esteemed by all. who leaves four boys. take place from the on Wednesday after! HE WAS#IE! The Hard Job One Way to I The girls who ha various keys becaus to. wash may be ¢ young. man who cal ter through their e so. He had shipped tle steamer for E wanted to save as 0 his transportation, a the story sounds . words: “About 4:30 in t awakened and told hastily dressed, for time on board, for the voyage . took ¢ It seemed scarcely rived on deck and waiting for me. E£ the pantry, introdt as the pantryman % _ me that my chief d + age would be to wi “There was alrei © dirty dishes waitin; 1 rolled up my sle > water and began tc almost done when fot. was brought 4 --reom. This proved » gramme. ft no & . washed than othe! _ and I was never ¢ . 1 ever saw so ma » my life, and . bope > There were 60 pa sides, the cattlem . Were served eac ' dishes that came --think that each p _ used at least six Detroit Free Press . On Eve . Of Shiloh’s Consu guarantee: “Alls two-thirds of the ¢ tle faithfully, then ‘arenot benefitted your Druggist and “price paid.”

Tub TRANSCRIPT. MORE CHEERING BROWN & CALKINS. 7 ‘ vening except Published every el Holidays by FOR THE BRITONS. NEWS Sundays & ;MONDAY..-+--+ ..Feb. 19, 1900 QUR NORTHERN NEIGHBORS. Newsy Notes From the Downieville Messenger of Saturday. forces are entering Toredrecht. ; [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT.] Lonpon, Feb. 19—The War Office annou:ces that there is good news from General French in reference to General Cronje. SrerKkscroom Camp, Feb. 18--The Boers are retiring. General Brabant’s Capetown, Feb. 19—Dispatches from Masguar say that large forces are being sent from the ‘Transvaal to the Free State under prominent Generals. COOKE<FOR POSTMASTER . master at Truckee, California, and sent his name to the Senate for.confirmation. eneral approval. the fall of 1898, and was defeated through no fault of his. In the latter part AT TRUCKEE. [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. } Wassinaton, Feb. 19.—The President today appointed A, O. Cooke as Post[This appointment will be receivedby the people of Truckee with almost He was the Republican candidate for County Treasurer in’ f November, 1898, the County Central Committee endorsed him by an overLimoges Chinaware (treat American Importing Tea Co. Commercial Street, Nevada City. . 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. . Andy:Burgan, John Taylor and Tom Cunnington found a $44 nugget while . Hungry Mouth canyon. Miss Rosalea Fessler and Mr. Dan McCausland were married recently by at Goffyfontein. at work in their claim at the mouth of . thusiasts urge that those up to 100 years old should be called apon. The typhoid fever is playing havoc with the Boers at Colesburg. Kmerrty, Feb. 19.—It is reported that Mafeking bas been relieved, but There isa desperate attempt being made in the Free State to collect forces . ° All males from 16 to. 60 years of age are called out and enthe Rev. Mr. Pendleton at the home of the bride’s brother, Mr. Geo. Fessler at Alleghany. ‘The force at the Gold Buff mine has been increased, there now being more than forty men working there. The, Duran, Feb. 19.—The bombardment o'clock this evening. ieee that the Boers are trying to conceal the information. Hill was continued all day yesterday, and fighting is still in progress at six The Bri ish are said to have captared 100 prisoners. of the Boer position on Lalawana will make a good Postmaster.—EprTor TRANSORIPT.] whelming majority as a candidate for the Postmastership, but at the same meeting was prevailed upon to recofsider its action and leave the matter . open. In the meantime matters were so manipulated by!M. Franzini that at the next meeting of the committee, held thirteen months later, the Committee endorged G. F. Painter for the place. Mr. Cooke is a staunch Republican and Bargains. It’s Worth Your Coming Just to Sec. ah 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Eac additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. j air drills are running night and day.) A telephove line is being built to' To Reorganige the connect the mine with Downieville. . ‘he Eclipse Mining Company had . Regular Army. given Senator Ross an option on the} [Special to the Daily Transcript], Magnolia mine situated above Good-. wasyineron, Feb. 19—Chairman year Bar. He has had about eight mmittee on War men at work there all winter, and the Hull of the House co pospects for a sale were very flattering . aud Naval Affairs has reporied in nutil recently, when some parties apell Vagal of increasing the efficiency of tempted to relocate part ofthe ground.' the army. This means & practical reThis action has temporarily delayed a organization of the army. sale, but the Eclipse company has had a resurvey of its lines made and aa : about to commence suit against the . The Samoan Treaty parties. The stock in the Eclipse comIs Made Public. pany is owned principally by Downie; ville and Forest City people. A -re[Special to the Daily Transoript.} port had been circulated that the Last . WASHINGTON, Feb.19—The President today issued a proclamation making Chance company is concerned in this relocation, but we understand that public the Samoan treaty. a such 1s not the case; that the Last Chance company owns the adjoining claim and has always respected the . A New Electric Lamp For Miners. New York, Feb. 19.—Thomas A. EdMagnolia lines. Mrs. M. Meroux, bornin the seaport town of Painool, Brittany, on the north. ‘ western coast .of France, September . ison says he has succeeded in con15th, 1832, died here’ Monday. She . structing an electric lamp for miners leaves two sons, H. J. R. and Paul . which he is satisfied is absolately safe. Meroux, two danghters, Hrs. voRe . It has been subjected to a severe test ‘.ayer and Mrs. W. O. Peck, besides . if and has proven satisfactory. A sunumerous grandchildren and other . : relatives. She arrived in San Franpreme test will be made this week, when cisco with her father in 1854, where in . it is to be lighted surrounded by gun1855 she was married to the late J. M. . powder. B. Meroux, the wedding tak:ng place . in the Mission, in a little Catholic . Ss Ki k Church which has since been torn . Macrum's Kic down. Shortly after the marriage the } Is Still Unh<eded. couple moved to Sierra county, settling . [Special to the Daily Traneeript.] at Goodyear Creek, and in 1865-remov. -tiowpaw. Feb; 19— No action is being ing to Downieville. Here for more . ii s . taken by the British government relathan thirty years they lived in peace . and comfort, to see their children grow tive to the complaints of Macram, late to wanbood and womanhood, and to . United States Consul to Pretoria, that 5 * : . enjoy the esteem and respect of neighb. his mail was opened by the British bors and friends. The death of their . BaiR: : . lieved the United son, Adolph, in 1897, was a hard blow, . eensor, wer test /pener from which they never fully recovered. . States has instituted any investigation The following winter her husband, Mr. ot the matter. British officials say it Meroux, passed away, and since that is improbable that Macrum’s letters time Mrs. Meroux’s health gradually yore opened as charged. declined. For the pasttwo years she . had a good home with her son-in-law . 'A Gale Off the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer . About the first of this month she; Coast of Spain. {Special to the Daily Transcript.] . was taken to her bed. SANTANDER, Spain, Feb, 19.—Gales Steel Combs. ‘ Py A man who saw in a sidewalk show/ off, the North coast of Spain are case some steel combs and who won. causing disaster to shipping: Numerdered what steel combs could be used . oys wrecks are reported. Two coast for found upon. inquiry that they were ; used by furriers in ‘combing furs. . Ships whose crews number 48 men are There was one of these_combs that reported to have foundered looked much like a comb of the or. dinary kind, coarse toothed. for half . A Question of lime. its length and finer toothed the other i wa A ois ore gs ik ieee aed Epior TranscriptT—It was recently that had teeth for half its length, the . . ontioned by the Transcript in the solid end serving as a handle. . sat : ith M A There are other steel combs that are course of oe ceree Bee used fur a similar purpose, as steel Gault that Emma Wixom (now known combs made to comb dogs with. The . as Emma Nevada) sangthe.solo part dog comb looks somewhat like fine toothed comb in its general shape. kinds of dogs. including, for instance, long haired dogs like the French poodle.—Néw York Sun. : Austin, Nevada. 1364. not in 1858, as was stated in the article CHARLES MCE Lvey. Too Small. Uncle ’Zek’el Watson was accustom: . ed to seeing good sized squares of cup eake, lection cake or gingerbread on “Sare ~ Binp, SAFE Finp.” his first plate of ice cream in a city restaurant be looked with some dis sponge drops which accompanied it. out the coming season. “How do you like it?” asked his Daily Chronicle of the Doings of ‘Both Old mill. Washington. ing from Berkeley. turned last night from San Francisco. from Truckee Saturday night on a visit. j Newtown visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Hartung. er, Will Arnhart, went to San Francisco yesterday. Whitney of San Francisco arrived here last night on mining business. attorrey, arrived here last evening on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Turner. news-gatherer, arrived here from San Francisco last evening to enter the employ of the TRANSCRIPT. ; turned Saturday night from a month’s the of the Star Spangled Banner at the Baptist church of this city in 1864 but it is larger, toothed on one side when the late Senator Sargent lectured only and coarser toothed than the so on the Sanitary Commission. The fact = 1863, left here with her parents fcr She was not here in She was born at Alpha, this county, vot at Omega, and in 1857 and Fortify the supper table,.and when be had yourself now by purifying and enrich ing your blood and building up your system with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and favor upon the macaroons and small . you may expect good health throughAll liver ills are cured by Hood’s PERSONAL POINTERS. and: Young. © Chas. McElvey is down from Marsh’s C. King came down today from Miss Nora Hussey returned last_evenMr. and Mrs. Herbert Dickerman reMrs. ©. H. Neeley and son arrived Miss Julia Mulcshy is here from Mrs. W. W. Wallace and her brothB. N. Shoecraft of Berkeley and J. O. R. Haviland Turner, a San Francisco Henry Welzer,a job -printer and George A. Gray, the undertaker, revisitto San Francisco for the benefit his health. He is somewhat better. Mrs. E.M. Allen of Palo Alto and her son, Harry R. Allen, are in town. The young man contemplates remaining awhile for the purpose of acquiring a technical knowledge of mining. “Izzy” Goodfriend, one of the most popular knights of the grip who comes this. way, expects to foreswear the life of a commercial traveler at the end of this month and go to Cape Nome to seek his fortune. Cornered. He—When I came in thisevening I nohand means. —Cleveland Leader. Comparing Notes. » “My family can’t help feeling a lit by the Mayflower,” said the woman who was visiting in Chicago. man interestingly. . “None of our folk —Washington Star. A Money-Saver. “Beasington is the stingiest man ing now?” saving money?” without extra cost.”Do You xnow is suicidal. Consumption Cure, Sold on guarantee for over fifty years. niece; who was doing the bonurs of Ppiilg. 25 cents. afternoon for embezzling $20 froni Dan O'Donnell. charged and will be sentenced at: ten o’clock tomorrow Coughlan testified in court today that he was only 19 years of age. The District Attorney has a ceriified copy of an affidavit on which a marriage license was issued to Coughlan in Sacramento céunty where he swore his age was 21.° Mr. Power says the jurisdictiov lies in Sacramento county and a charge of perjury may result there. arranging for a ballad and opera concert to-be given at the Theater on tieed that there was a ring around the micon. Do you know what that means? She—No, but I know what a ring around the third finger of a girl’s left There being no loophole by which he could escape he had to declare himself. tle proud of having been carried over young “Is that so!” answered the young ever went into the florist business What brought «s through was wheat.” “No; what’s his latest scheme for “He’s rented a room over a restau-. rant, so that he can inhale his meals Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and ositive or sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf © © © © © ever saw. Do you know what he’s do© © © © © © Guilty as Charged. The Grimes Jury Disagrees. The jury in the case of people vs. Jerry Coughlan was tried before a Thomas Grimes, tried at Auburn, was ury in Justice Holbgook’s court this He was found guilty as . being unable to agree. sent to a verdict of guilty. The. case orping. was set for re-trial on Tuesday, the District Attorney Power says that narrowly escaped contempt. rates for laying private sewers and making : connections with the public system. The discharged at 2:30 y sslanar tage saan! best of work. Let me figure before you leta , contract. Sewer Connections Made. Iam prepared to make contracts at low Rionagp J. TREMAINE. f.17-tf and four other jurors refused fo con-. Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain Apply to the owner on the premises. 7th instant, and Judge Prewett will call in an outside Judge to preside. . Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Ro’enthal on j2-tf That’s what e body says about the lock on im an weres You cai always depend upon it that the Bre : Pies, Cakes, 7 Pastry, Ete., fro. cn Preach! are right fn ‘every reHEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES, All orders fill: ‘ Al fe beg a pecenshy. ed and delivered HOWARD LOVELAND, TELEPHONE WEST 18 FOLEY’S, Nevada City. Leader in up%¥ to date Speci-% ¥ Chocolates ana — ° . ees Bon Bons ha atiesin Finé%{ a world Wide PACKAGE ¥§ Repectios for PURITY and GOODS %®XCELLENcE. wo. 1007 ; Order to Show Cause. 7* THE SUPERIO®&® COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevaia, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Emelie A. Chavanne, deceased. Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not made. B. E. Auger and J.D. Fricot, executors o! the last will and testament of Bimeli A. Che. vanne,_dec’d, having this day presented the daly verified petition praying for an erin of sale of such portion of the estate of said decedent as shall be necessary for the. purposes set forth in said petition and that the sale thereof be made at public or private sale, and it appearing to this court from such petition that it is necessary. to sell the whole or some portion of the res] etate of i d for the purposes and reasons During the progress of the trial Al Burrows, attorney for the defense, being fined for mercial and Broad streets, known as the . Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. E. John. . You Will Find A Concert Company Coming. ston. : ji6 Everything New Property For Sale. Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining, situated at the junction of ComChampion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop.-Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Peo tf i. M. Hanaford of Chicago.is here Neat and Tasty March 283d or 24th by the Louise Brehany Company, provided a sufficient guarantee can be obtained. Our musical ‘people are taking an active iaterest in encouraging the company to come. : —AT— On Commercial Street. Fresh Candies Daily. TEGLER’S CANDY FACTORY, . A New Choral Society. Prof. J. BR. Davis is organizing a choral society at this city and Grass Valley. It is proposed to produce Dudley Buck’s cantata of “The Golden Legend” from Longfellow. In ly New Location. The finest Photograph Gallery What ts Shiloh? $ in the interior. Masonic BuildA grand old remedy for Cough, Cold

fud Consumption; used through the world for half a century, bas cured in. aumerable cases of incipient consump‘iov.and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with rhe results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For eale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf and better light. Drop around when you have_time. .as NevADA City ane Grass VALLEY, GAs 0400000004440 “E ¢ ¢ ing, Commercial St. More rooth : SEPP S OSLO E SSS OOPO SHOOT O® THE HOME MARKET Is always with you; stay with it. neighborhood. We have made a success of Building Houses ON THE— Installment Plan, \ your coutract. We have been in the lumber business here 49 years, and expect to be here many years more, as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber in this And we are still at-it. Call and learn our terms before. letting .M. L. & D. MARSH. Sewer Connections Made. Stacey, Gregory & Co. are prepared to take jobs making connections with the sewer system. Both were sewer inspectors. Best of 8a set forth in said petition and as is by . proviier: and said petition havi "heen led it is therefore ordered b; said court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before said Supe: ior D., 1900, at 10 o’clock a.m. of said day at the courtroom of said court at the court house at Nevada City, county of Nevada, State of ‘California, -to show cause why an_ order should not be granted to said executors to Court on Monday, the 26th day of March, A. ceased as shall be necessary, and why the same should not be sold at either public or private sale. ’ ; It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four suecessive weéks in the Nevapa CIty DAILY TRANSCRIPT, & neweneyer of general circulation printed and published in said Nevada county. ¥F.T. NILON, Judge. Dated February 8th, A. D., 1900. work guaranteed. Lowest prices. f8-tf .5 1900. Vogelsang & Brown & A. Comte Jr. Attorneys for Petitioners. 18 iw sortment is good. -. {@ ALWAYS RECEIVING-——— ~ ' New Specialties At Wolfs.. Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. A whole dinner inacan. Only requires heating. ; ee DUFF’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES in quart cans. CREAM CUSTARD. It’s delicious. Try it. ee JELLYCON. Just the thing for a quick dessert. a Ss a Our prices are always a shade lower than the lowést. The quality of our goods the best. 000060 090000000 QOOOOOOOOHHOOODOOO. © © S © © A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCE 2 © have new goods to and would be‘glad look at them. / I yf j J DSSSOSSOSHOSS ys, Tans, Browns : Are the proper shades for Spring wear and we have placed in Window No. 1 a pretty assortment of in those shades that we think will please you, and the prices are from $4.00 to $7.50. Ladies, we are selling a great many Dres Patterns, and right now isis the time for you to buy, while the asr = PATTERNS ‘SWELL PLAID SKIRT. PATTERNS? They are the talk of the town. We Respectfully, pe 5 ae Have you seen otr ot show you every day tohave you take a ER & CO. © GESOTS 0 6G999O96 900% sell so much of said real estate .of said de. é : : : KINKEAD’S Chiffoniers the city for ber uucle. —_»— “The ice cream }s first rate,” said ’ + Pe Uncle ’Zek’el. “1 call it extry good. . : But when you come to these tuings,” ee Far 60 8 AEE IID PINE DIA OI LS SEN Pe he added, lifting one of the sponge . CE EE IEE I LEIP IID So SIGE MI DS < as Pg ee” oe eo CE. “lady fingers” and surveying it doubtMai gee i RES 5 fully, “I presume to say they're all . fete, ms ; right. eipugh, “what there is of “em, . ok : 1 : e 4 but there isn’t enough of ’em: just! a . e : Oe] . e e nothing but gape and swallow r— Sahee 7 2 : O18 iS AS AS AS Youtb’s Companion. ‘e . . . . Books. When I consider what some books . have done for the world and what they are doing, bow they keep up our bope, awaken new courage and faith. soothe . pain, give an ide! life to those whose bomes are hard and cold. bind toget her . distant ages and foreigu lands, create} new. worlds of beauty. Lring dow) . Os o > New Pa a 7, Be a: rere” — ¢, et 1. a! truths from teaven, I give eternal; — (4, blessings for this gift.James Free = moan Clarke. ev oe ie. { es You Try it. . ies If Sbiioh’s Gough. and Conor = ption be i "i 8 sO or the snia price . * ; or as nay 50 cts. and $1.00, foes ‘not . oR itd orders wil reeeive promp* cure take the bottle back and we will othe F rs sl ether scsompentes refund your money. Sold for over) & <] 74 fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 . . Se : : cts. and 60 cts. ‘For sale by H Dioker-. os YR sea : : ie & , man, the druggist. ZISAS AS WS APSAS BS AS AS AS ASUS WS AS tterns. They are right in style and they are right in price. . money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, ch aie that sold all season for $6 and $7, but in order to make room for Spring Goods you may fs have them now for $5, and all others at the same reduction. if reduction of from 10 to 15 per, cent. ie insist on it being a CASH SALE. Any alterations that made free of charge. a Extra Well Made. Perfect Fitting. CARTER © JOHNSTON. None better for the Cassimeres and Scotch Effects In other words there is a on each pair ‘of pants in our store. But we must are necessary will be. SS ee ee Se oe , o/* e SS Soe Furniture Store Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers Bed Lounges Carpet Sweepers, Bedroom Suits, Parlor Furniture, IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS.. . Rugs Couches = SY a6 as on is Se ee EI bMe oS be, aw av 77) 7 TSMR RNG 3 4 MR a a TRS aa Yes, . am at ° the Same Old Place ; bargains;? Phone W. 14. A A III AI OMI SS SS » ——s ee a ae cand € -3 ey ; But the stock is new and the prices are aslowaslowcanbe, . . . DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up to-d. . : gold of an ge up-to-date jewelry for old y kind, and always give good ©. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City.2 Page ;HE TRA! SONDAV Gi SEROETS SUPERIOR COU Thomas Gets Two. Ye cont’s Demurrer . In the Superior Cox Judge Nilon, after de trial, sentenced Wm. Grass Valley, heretof resisting an officer, in the county jail a $.00. He administere mand to the prisoner, offence was a vicious . one, and that if Thome eud of this term of se ways it would be a ben if he would rid it é Thomas appeared to b at the deserved words Yu the case of Georg City of Grass Valley the defendant’s ansy plaint was sustained, In the matter of the Giasson, deceased, the Vm. George, the exect In the estate of Rosa the executor’s aceou Iu the case of Brock iams, the defendant’s complaint was over-ru ——_--+ 1ee-A Pioneer Nevada Mrs. Kittie E, Wa late Jesse S. Wall, wh day, was: buried yest home of her daught Glaseock of Oakland. ly stricken with apo rapidly after the atta and Mrs, Wall were dents of this city, rem many years ago. The says of: her: “She di of Sam Bell McKee, 10: Two weeks ago sie \ apoplexy at the McKe iting and she remaine death. She was a nat but vame to Californi ago and for the last has lived in Oakian mother of Mrs, John. Misses Lou, Bessie ai of whom reside in Oak ee gs Death cf Char! Michael Chérles Ck New York “ged 51 yee 16 days, died about morning at his bom Sa¢raniento street. A “son survive him. Mr. Clarke had bee in varicus parts of th times, excepting for a previous to two years sided in San Fran¢é warm-hearted man . friends. He was-a veteran and belonged to Che A. R, alsoto Wyon Men. His funeral from Odd Fellows Hs Wednesday afternoo pices of the latter org —+-oe Death of Mrs. E Mrs. Es‘ her Snell, 1 Snell, died at ber late Grass Valley road th age was 53 years, 3 m She had been a resid: over eighteen yeais, esteemed by all. who leaves four boys. take place from the on Wednesday after! HE WAS#IE! The Hard Job One Way to I The girls who ha various keys becaus to. wash may be ¢ young. man who cal ter through their e so. He had shipped tle steamer for E wanted to save as 0 his transportation, a the story sounds . words: “About 4:30 in t awakened and told hastily dressed, for time on board, for the voyage . took ¢ It seemed scarcely rived on deck and waiting for me. E£ the pantry, introdt as the pantryman % _ me that my chief d + age would be to wi “There was alrei © dirty dishes waitin; 1 rolled up my sle > water and began tc almost done when fot. was brought 4 --reom. This proved » gramme. ft no & . washed than othe! _ and I was never ¢ . 1 ever saw so ma » my life, and . bope > There were 60 pa sides, the cattlem . Were served eac ' dishes that came --think that each p _ used at least six Detroit Free Press . On Eve . Of Shiloh’s Consu guarantee: “Alls two-thirds of the ¢ tle faithfully, then ‘arenot benefitted your Druggist and “price paid.”