February 2, 1904 (4 pages)

and D hts ter ‘its I i 6 THE TxANSCRIPL. TUESDAY..PEBRUARY 2, 1904 > PASO ENT Daily Record of the Doings of Our G. J. Stoll is up from Sen Franoisce. W. Nichols Jr, is over from Da’ . E. W. Spencer of San Francisco bw same in on the morning train, M. H. Cooper is here from San FranCleco, : San Francisco. ‘W. H. Mead is down, ton. Mre. Ohris Webber, son and daughter, left this morning for San Francisco, Superintendent W. M. Wilson of the El Oro mines, Washington district, retarned this morning from San Francisco, en route to the mines, John Grissel, the stage man, is down from Washington. : A. J. MeOoy, who spent a few days here the latter part of last week visiting and renewing old acquaintanceships, has returned to the Alaska mine, near Alleghany, where he holds a good position. J Mrs. J. D. Heltman and son of Los Angeles and Mrs. D. Turner of Arcata, Humboldt county, arrived ‘here this morning and will leave tomorrow morning for Plum Valley, Sierra county. i bie A G. Walker, brother of Miss Jalia from Washing. Walker who isill beyond recovery at her home. 6n Piety Hill, arrived here + Sunday to be at bis sister's bedside, A. H. Winn, secretary of the Gaston Y Ridge Mining Company, and P. J. Maller returned here yesterday from Gaston Ridge and this morning took _ their departure for the metropolis, _ William Holmes is on the sick list. Mrs, Edwin Tilley will leave on a. , visit to San Francieco shortly, H. Pengelly, formerly of this city, who has been very ill at the Bay, ia improving, Munford Reynolds went to Smartaville yesterday on a visit,J. P. Coughlan arrived here ‘lest evening from San Francisco, where be has been on a visit. He left for his home at Columbia Hill this morning. William J. and Charles Borlace of Oden, Michigan, are here on a visit to their uncle, William Borlace, of thie city. They may decide to remain here. R. D. Skidmore came down from North Bloowfleld last evening and . went to Sacramento today to coneult } an oculist regarding his eyes, which have been troubling bim for some time. 2 ; Mrs. August Lind of Scott's Flat was brought tothis city yesterdey for medical treatment. She ie quite fll. ’ Mrs. George:-Osterman is now in F San Francisco, having returned there from San Bernardino. Her health is somewhat impaired. Co. C. Upto the Mark . There was a large attendance of the ‘members of Oo. O., N. G.0., of thie ‘city at Armory Hall, last evening, and ‘although but little beside the ordinary routine business was transacted, great ‘interest was manifested in all matters which came up for consideration. The Company is in fine shape for the comping inspection and will make an excellent showing whenever the time ar-Tives for it to be tested by the regi= Mental inspection officer, $100 Reward, $100. . The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least Dne dreaded disease that eclence has been able to cure in all ite stages and at is Catarrh. ‘Hall’s Catarrh Oure the only positive Cure now known m the medical fraternity.’ Oartarrh PMs a constitationel disease, requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s datarrh Cure is taken internally, actPg directly upon the blood and mnubus surfacea of the system, thereby y building: ap the” constitution and isting nature in doing its work, © proprietors bave so much faith in Hbndred Dollars for any cage that it ai Send for list of teati7 Ff. J. CHENEY & 0O., Toledo, 0. ‘Wold by Druggists, 750, ‘ ‘Hell's Family Pille ore the best, Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes @ specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they arygaixed properly, ~ ; w white—a or strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. 4t Britland’s. tf Flat. eee J.J, Nelaon came down from Noi be Bloomfield and left this morning for jmines of this city and Grass Vailey, estroying the foundation of the dine } ®, and giving the patient strength . : p curative powers, that. they offer One. and grocers, California Champagnole—red and DRILVLOGR a. er. om a Of Happenings of . nterest’ in’ and game, Door At its meeting this evening Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. O. O, F., will confer the third degree upon a csndidate. Mies Jalia Allen and Henry Alten. were last evening tendered a surprise party in honor of their birthdays and 19} rpriee tothe recipients and @n evening of much delight. t® those ous tempting refreshments, were the order of the evening until a late hour. when the bappy gathering betook themselves to their separate hearths, WH. Finchley, who formerly held the: position: of foreman at the Union Bloe gravel mine above North Bloomfield. and the Murchie Consolidated Quartz mine, Willow Valley district, respectively, is now acting in a similar capacity at the Mountaineer quartz mine, this district. ral At the Champion seloon, O'Connor & Shannon proprietors, the very best of wines, liquors, beers and Cigars are always kept: in stock. In addition to this the ‘place ie noted for the. courteons treatment given to patrons, and it ie largely patronized. All kinds of hot drinks, jaat, right for winter evenings, can be had at this’ popular resort. ae L. de Tourpiel, a wealthy mining man of Nicsragua, who has been here for-a week past studying our mining gustoms and ideas, left this morning for San Francisco, While here he, in company with J.B, Tully, visited the . and upon leaving Mr. Tourniel, as a token of friendship, presented Mr, Tally with a fob made out of native coine. Mrs. Tully was also remembered with: a hand:made tarquoise . comb. Child Poisoned. Thefour-year-old son of Mr. and Mre. Joseph Jewel of Grass Valley died last evening at that clty after an illnese of about eight hours, and the symptoms of the case indicated that death was due.to poison. The at-~ tending physician states that beyond & doubt the child wae poisoned ‘in some way, and it is thought that fo playing around the rubbish dumps the little fellow found poison in a liquid form and drank it, While the Jewel child lay dying, two other little ones about the same @ge, sons of Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Ralph, who reside nearby, were also in a precarious condition, but evidently suffering trom a different kind of poison. Neither child bad any heart action, but by vigorous methods they were brought around all right. New Fire ‘Limits. Obiet of the Fire Department Al K. Snell and Assistant Chief Frank Grissel, representing the Board of Fire Delegates, and Charles Tegler, R. H. Turner and: George D. Buckley of the Board of Oity Trastees, have completed a tour of inspection regarding the extension of the fire limits, The report will be submitted at the next regular meeting of the City Trustees, which will be held on the 18th inst. The proposed new limits are as follows: Beginning at the Plaza, take in the shops of Olutter and Denney ; Sacramento street as far as Pasquale’s place; both sides of Broad street upas fareethe brick building formerly occupied by William Johnston as a grocery store; Pine street, from Wm. Harry’s saloon to the N. 8. G. W.—K. of P. building; all of Obinatown ; Commercial street ; Main street from the fire housa to the Plaza; the old gas works’ building on Coyote street, For a good cool, sharp glass of beer osll at Wm, Harry’s saloon Prico5 cts _ mre linn seins Emil Freses Tea arouses polnesish livers, ieves tortured and cures dyspeptic stomant, the results sure and permanent system ina condition ect health. The greatpong gag All draugTaylor's _. IH. DICKERMAN erg . Tea and Coffee House Leeding dealer ". Wae 8 compléte sticdess, proving an en-. ‘ amusements, in addition to} Mrs. Lynn of Quaker Hill, who. hes been very ill for some time past, was yesterday afternoon admitted te the by R. 8. Ogden. A meeting of the directors of the Oitizens Bank was held last night, but only routine matters came-ap for consideration, ‘The Bank's affairs are {n a highly ‘satisfactory and. prosperous condition, A love feast was held: by the. “old: friends” at the Reception saloon. last night:. Love victuals in the way of everything that was good, with: sparkling liquide clear and 6ool as a crystal ‘express business’ heretofore conducted done doe revetence to, and to fill in the interim anecdotes and reminiscenses which all loved to dwell’ upon were gone over in a spirit that tended to meke the evening one of special significance to the “‘old friends.” Through the instrumentality of Dr. A. H. Tickell; the Crumbecker mine in the Washington district, owned by W. L. Williamson, has been’ bonded to Hastern capiteliste, who have already started operations to determine its value, This mineis one of. the largest low-grade: propositions in that section and au extensive plant will—be necessary to carry on operstions, which will mean large outlays and a revival of industry to the Washington district. Dr. Tickell is proving himself a champion hustler in the mining field and the way he is attracting mining men and capital to this section makes. of him a men that-Nevada county ought to, and is, proud of. The Secret Is Oul. The milkmaids of. Switzertand who possess musical voices command higher wages than the maidens not so gifted. This is explained by the discovery that. a cow\ which is soothed by a sweet melody .yields more milk than one which has not been so influenced. —Exchange. We bavealwaysa wondered why Nevada county possessed so many sweet singers in the suburban districts and why the supply of the lacteal fluid was always so abundant; but now the secret ie out and the problem ‘solved, Keep on singing, girls, and Nevada county will -yet break the State record for the dairy product as well as for gold. Walling for Relative The time for holding the obsequies of the laste Joseph Williams, whose sudden death was published in these columne yeste:day evening, has not been definitely decided aa yet, owing to the fact that J. A. Williams, a brother, at Bisbee, Arizona, had to be communicated with regarding the funeral, A telegram was received from Bisbee foday stating that Mr. Williams started for here this morning The funeral will probably be held next Thursday, with interment at Grasse Valley. A business school—Schi?. ling’s Best—that teaches how to do business so“%s to make every man and woman you deal-with your friend: Your vrocer’s; money back, TAYLOR’S . Family Coffee at 25 cents is better than stale package Coffee at tine same price. FS A fresh roast every day. Gr d to order. Broad Street, Nevada City, 7 spring to wash them down witn, were antil this game anima) will ‘be practleally annibileted. With the rapidly increasing number of hunters and campers, the ‘Legislature’ should have y (the season to not over six rieies, © modidal treatment . 70ekSs Instead of lengthening it. Six SREP Cpetta Tor minaical treatment. . e” are all that tuo cami sup-. William Taylor has purchased the. ply can withstand. The present genfature, The men who bunt deer do so because of one of two reasons: They either enjoy the sport or they want the meat. The déér, then, ie ot value to ag 8 source of food. In either dace the good citizen should realize that fature generations have an interest in this dowry of nature which he has ‘no right to rob'them of; and the fether should be anxious to leave to the son a posaibility of some of the pleasure that he himself 80 much enjoys. . In all other matters we seam anxious to-build for the fature. We construct our houses and our highways, our temples and our charches, not that. they may -last fora day or a year, but so that they will endure for time. Every act of the State and Nation, as well as almost every act of the individaal, is performed with more consideration for the fature than for the present day. Why do we not apply “this same consideration of the fature in” dealing with our game? Shall it be said by fatare generations that we of today were a race of selfish, greedy men, who in order to satisfy our lust for killing, destroyed all the avimals and birds of the earth, feaving the forests desolate and the flelds as silent as the grave ? Is Still In Prison Lonpon, Febrasry 1,—Further investigation confirms the announcement made by the Associated Press yesterday, on the authority of the United States embassy here, that Mrs. Florence Maybrick has not been released. Thougb her exact whereabouts is not developed, it is certain that ’h> is still a prisoner, A letter received in London Saturday from the mother of Mrs. Maybrick, the Baroness de Rouques, dated from her residence in France, January 28th, said she had just returned to France after visiting her daughter at Aylesbury Prison. ‘The Baroness adds that she saw no possi bility of her daughter’s release “until the end of July, and all reports to the contrary are absolntely false.” The Sun tonight says: “We hear that Mre. Maybrick has to be taken to Wirchester Penitentiary preparatory to leaving for America,” entiinsmmest ——<—<— The Good OldSummer time has passed —But the—WOODPECKER CIGAR. is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md TRY Cough Cure “Boe that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE you. LA RUES. MEDMCAE_ pons are the best on the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them.. Drugs and_ Stationery them either as a source of pleasure or Hotel Antler La Rue’s . ‘Ste at once adopted to restrict their. the mur . slanghter, it will be bat a tow kre . . San Faancisco, February 1.—A lively contest is promised at the next session of the Grand Parlor of the Native Sons which will meet in: April at Vallejo, over the election of a Grand Secretary, which position was made vacant by the retirement of’ Henry Lanetedt on the discovery of a shortage in his accounts. Among the sepirants are 8, Stanford Parlor, George H. 8. Dryden of Rincon Parlor, and Oharlee H. Tarner.gwho is temporarily filling the office. . With the aid of s. microscope any one can see what appears to be a gilt edge on the best steel, but a blind man can discover a “‘gilt edge” on the beat whisky—“Old Gilt Edge.”\ Baking a doolded sep toward ferreting out the Fabitee presents-of the late Queen “King Ootton” a statue in cotton 50 A.D. Jones of this city, Fred Jang, of enn Se? Louls—ds' it was 100 years io nat prodacing 800 tone of ice . Speolat building on Art Hill for Fypical 49 mining camp in. ‘Mining pe ye Victoria. = Outdoor mining exhibit, covering eration should think some of. the! been Serene Senet, +i twelve acres. ., Rose garden, six acres in area, 50,Riva. Sunken gardens 750 feet] long and 100 feet wide, : History ofthe Louisiana purchase, made in flowers, ~ Palace of education, 525 by 750 feet, Palace of Electricity, 525 by 700 feet, cost $400,000, : ~ More Ice. Trooxes, February 1.—Warm days have caused the snow to melt away until bat little remains on the ground in this Immediate vicinity. Cold nighte however, caused the second crop of ice on the ponds to form steadily and the harvest is about at hand, All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the faste manufactured by an expert mixolog'st at Britland’s, +? Se Royal Powder Saves Health Saves Money ROYAE BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All the creditors of the Gold Tunnel Mining Company, Potosi-Orleans Gold Mining Company and the Eric-Ontario Gold Mines Ltd., are here by requested by W. W. Vick, the representative of these Companies to present immediately the amount of their claims to I. O. Lindley, Esq., attorney-at-law, Nevada Oity, California, in order that the total amount of the indebtedness of the several Companies can be definitely ascertained. Tne representative of the Companies will be able to pay a portion of the amounts due shortly. The representative also wishes the public to be informed that he is their ovly authorized repreeentative. WALKER W. VIOK. Nevada Oity, Oal., Jan. 28, 1904, ae LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms, Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation Traveling Men, al attention paid to Commer. pg agen feds an de ng ees 7X UISINE ‘ je tarn Call Be eee Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada Oity which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also This is something new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts, C.J. BRAND . JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Ciiy It’s the best Light. LEOTRIOITY is light nowadays. You ought to put it in your house. . It’s the safest light known. It’s clean. It's certain — press a button and it’s on; press another and its off. No more explosions, no more * bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys. It’s cheaper in the long ran, .. the * Our Nem Gas hight Is the beet for business houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for peopie -wbho ase it-foronly a w hourga night.. JOHN WERRY, Manager @” Beat incandescent lamps 15 cente, $ Giving ThemCor schools for the blind and deat. . SOUVENIR SPOONS) Silver Deposit Ware. } Jewelry of all kinds So Horada Conny as & Et, . f Manysvitie, Febroarg i —Ab. anu abe. nt Yous; february 1,.— Henry ual custom, that of feeding corn’ Schmidt Jr.,“pertuer in an upholetersheep in lieu of the grass, which is ing firm, has dropped dead at the slow in sproating, hae been inaugur-. door of his aweetheart’s home. In hie ated by a number of the sheep men.in. pocket was found a wedding ring. this section. They argue that they. Schmidt planned to be married some will make back all the money they . time ago but the wedding did not take — put into the corn by having*the sheep . place owing to religious differences, strong when the grass comes on. They He was determined however, to marry Will then fatten mach quicker than if the git] and after several days called weak, and will be ready for the early again at her home. At the door he markete when prices are high. The. was told she had gone out for a drive new fodder, they claim, will algo ine. with.qnother suitor. Schmidt started sure a better grade of wool, back.and fell dead, 2 f Nearly Forteits His Life. CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought _A ronaway_ almost ending fatally, started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J.B, Orner, Franklin Grove, Hl. For four years it defied all doctore end-all remedies. But Bucklen’s Arnica Salve bad no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Erup: Gepetaeat tions and Piles. 250, at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. DR. H. O. SMITH! DENTIST Formerlyfof the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING... PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. : oa em, Se Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have . Wines from six to twelve te old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is fuli of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Olgars also kept, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR — We have just received our new stock of Spring Underwear. Trimmed with the latest embroidery and laces, : NEW DUPLEX SKIRTS 4at G1.00 to S5.00 SEE WINDOW. The gool points of the Daplex Adjustable Skirt are as follows: It is adjustable on both sides to the fraction of an inch. It needs adjusting but once, Jast the thing for stout figures. It is just the thing for slender figures with prominent hips. . It is just the thing for any figure fora snug fit in the waist without clamliness. Just the thing to wear under a tailor-mede suit. New Spring Goods Arriving Daily. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ; CELL LLL LON LLLP 8 LLL LLL LILS PPL N LDP LS LLP DOB DD: “CRAVENETTES,” _ The{New Rain-Proof Cloth for Oravenette garments are rain-tight, bat not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.’’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & 0O SPEWOOMAP RODD Mer chant Tailor Violin Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Also new line of otrings for eli stringed instraments, Violin chin tests, eto, See our Splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & H. ’, HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Cae ee 24S ARIES CURYRYETURYRWE EY rs We have a fresh stock-of J ‘everything in the-grocery line at--eurstore. Try Siiemenenmeae %; ge aa . ees ane [ LEMON PEEL . RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, ‘ MuUNCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell: as ow as possible {) ©@ Try « bot:'e/oftShaeta Water with your Sunday D'nne-. Tne Bre Hive Gocepy. J J JACKSON, Proprietor.

and D hts ter ‘its I i 6 THE TxANSCRIPL. TUESDAY...PEBRUARY 2, 1904 > PASO ENT Daily Record of the Doings of Our G. J. Stoll is up from Sen Franoisce. W. Nichols Jr, is over from Da’ . E. W. Spencer of San Francisco bw same in on the morning train, M. H. Cooper is here from San FranCleco, : San Francisco. ‘W. H. Mead is down, ton. Mre. Ohris Webber, son and daughter, left this morning for San Francisco, Superintendent W. M. Wilson of the El Oro mines, Washington district, retarned this morning from San Francisco, en route to the mines, John Grissel, the stage man, is down from Washington. : A. J. MeOoy, who spent a few days here the latter part of last week visiting and renewing old acquaintanceships, has returned to the Alaska mine, near Alleghany, where he holds a good position. J Mrs. J. D. Heltman and son of Los Angeles and Mrs. D. Turner of Arcata, Humboldt county, arrived ‘here this morning and will leave tomorrow morning for Plum Valley, Sierra county. i bie A G. Walker, brother of Miss Jalia from Washing. Walker who isill beyond recovery at her home. 6n Piety Hill, arrived here + Sunday to be at bis sister's bedside, A. H. Winn, secretary of the Gaston Y Ridge Mining Company, and P. J. Maller returned here yesterday from Gaston Ridge and this morning took _ their departure for the metropolis, _ William Holmes is on the sick list. Mrs, Edwin Tilley will leave on a. , visit to San Francieco shortly, H. Pengelly, formerly of this city, who has been very ill at the Bay, ia improving, Munford Reynolds went to Smartaville yesterday on a visit,J. P. Coughlan arrived here ‘lest evening from San Francisco, where be has been on a visit. He left for his home at Columbia Hill this morning. William J. and Charles Borlace of Oden, Michigan, are here on a visit to their uncle, William Borlace, of thie city. They may decide to remain here. R. D. Skidmore came down from North Bloowfleld last evening and . went to Sacramento today to coneult } an oculist regarding his eyes, which have been troubling bim for some time. 2 ; Mrs. August Lind of Scott's Flat was brought tothis city yesterdey for medical treatment. She ie quite fll. ’ Mrs. George:-Osterman is now in F San Francisco, having returned there from San Bernardino. Her health is somewhat impaired. Co. C. Upto the Mark . There was a large attendance of the ‘members of Oo. O., N. G.0., of thie ‘city at Armory Hall, last evening, and ‘although but little beside the ordinary routine business was transacted, great ‘interest was manifested in all matters which came up for consideration. The Company is in fine shape for the comping inspection and will make an excellent showing whenever the time ar-Tives for it to be tested by the regi= Mental inspection officer, $100 Reward, $100. . The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least Dne dreaded disease that eclence has been able to cure in all ite stages and at is Catarrh. ‘Hall’s Catarrh Oure the only positive Cure now known m the medical fraternity.’ Oartarrh PMs a constitationel disease, requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s datarrh Cure is taken internally, actPg directly upon the blood and mnubus surfacea of the system, thereby y building: ap the” constitution and isting nature in doing its work, © proprietors bave so much faith in Hbndred Dollars for any cage that it ai Send for list of teati7 Ff. J. CHENEY & 0O., Toledo, 0. ‘Wold by Druggists, 750, ‘ ‘Hell's Family Pille ore the best, Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes @ specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they arygaixed properly, ~ ; w white—a or strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. 4t Britland’s. tf Flat. eee J.J, Nelaon came down from Noi be Bloomfield and left this morning for jmines of this city and Grass Vailey, estroying the foundation of the dine } ®, and giving the patient strength . : p curative powers, that. they offer One. and grocers, California Champagnole—red and DRILVLOGR a. er. om a Of Happenings of . nterest’ in’ and game, Door At its meeting this evening Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. O. O, F., will confer the third degree upon a csndidate. Mies Jalia Allen and Henry Alten. were last evening tendered a surprise party in honor of their birthdays and 19} rpriee tothe recipients and @n evening of much delight. t® those ous tempting refreshments, were the order of the evening until a late hour. when the bappy gathering betook themselves to their separate hearths, WH. Finchley, who formerly held the: position: of foreman at the Union Bloe gravel mine above North Bloomfield. and the Murchie Consolidated Quartz mine, Willow Valley district, respectively, is now acting in a similar capacity at the Mountaineer quartz mine, this district. ral At the Champion seloon, O'Connor & Shannon proprietors, the very best of wines, liquors, beers and Cigars are always kept: in stock. In addition to this the ‘place ie noted for the. courteons treatment given to patrons, and it ie largely patronized. All kinds of hot drinks, jaat, right for winter evenings, can be had at this’ popular resort. ae L. de Tourpiel, a wealthy mining man of Nicsragua, who has been here for-a week past studying our mining gustoms and ideas, left this morning for San Francisco, While here he, in company with J.B, Tully, visited the . and upon leaving Mr. Tourniel, as a token of friendship, presented Mr, Tally with a fob made out of native coine. Mrs. Tully was also remembered with: a hand:made tarquoise . comb. Child Poisoned. Thefour-year-old son of Mr. and Mre. Joseph Jewel of Grass Valley died last evening at that clty after an illnese of about eight hours, and the symptoms of the case indicated that death was due.to poison. The at-~ tending physician states that beyond & doubt the child wae poisoned ‘in some way, and it is thought that fo playing around the rubbish dumps the little fellow found poison in a liquid form and drank it, While the Jewel child lay dying, two other little ones about the same @ge, sons of Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Ralph, who reside nearby, were also in a precarious condition, but evidently suffering trom a different kind of poison. Neither child bad any heart action, but by vigorous methods they were brought around all right. New Fire ‘Limits. Obiet of the Fire Department Al K. Snell and Assistant Chief Frank Grissel, representing the Board of Fire Delegates, and Charles Tegler, R. H. Turner and: George D. Buckley of the Board of Oity Trastees, have completed a tour of inspection regarding the extension of the fire limits, The report will be submitted at the next regular meeting of the City Trustees, which will be held on the 18th inst. The proposed new limits are as follows: Beginning at the Plaza, take in the shops of Olutter and Denney ; Sacramento street as far as Pasquale’s place; both sides of Broad street upas fareethe brick building formerly occupied by William Johnston as a grocery store; Pine street, from Wm. Harry’s saloon to the N. 8. G. W.—K. of P. building; all of Obinatown ; Commercial street ; Main street from the fire housa to the Plaza; the old gas works’ building on Coyote street, For a good cool, sharp glass of beer osll at Wm, Harry’s saloon Prico5 cts _ mre linn seins Emil Freses Tea arouses polnesish livers, ieves tortured and cures dyspeptic stomant, the results sure and permanent system ina condition ect health. The greatpong gag All draugTaylor's _. IH. DICKERMAN erg . Tea and Coffee House Leeding dealer ". Wae 8 compléte sticdess, proving an en-. ‘ amusements, in addition to} Mrs. Lynn of Quaker Hill, who. hes been very ill for some time past, was yesterday afternoon admitted te the by R. 8. Ogden. A meeting of the directors of the Oitizens Bank was held last night, but only routine matters came-ap for consideration, ‘The Bank's affairs are {n a highly ‘satisfactory and. prosperous condition, A love feast was held: by the. “old: friends” at the Reception saloon. last night:. Love victuals in the way of everything that was good, with: sparkling liquide clear and 6ool as a crystal ‘express business’ heretofore conducted done doe revetence to, and to fill in the interim anecdotes and reminiscenses which all loved to dwell’ upon were gone over in a spirit that tended to meke the evening one of special significance to the “‘old friends.” Through the instrumentality of Dr. A. H. Tickell; the Crumbecker mine in the Washington district, owned by W. L. Williamson, has been’ bonded to Hastern capiteliste, who have already started operations to determine its value, This mineis one of. the largest low-grade: propositions in that section and au extensive plant will—be necessary to carry on operstions, which will mean large outlays and a revival of industry to the Washington district. Dr. Tickell is proving himself a champion hustler in the mining field and the way he is attracting mining men and capital to this section makes. of him a men that-Nevada county ought to, and is, proud of. The Secret Is Oul. The milkmaids of. Switzertand who possess musical voices command higher wages than the maidens not so gifted. This is explained by the discovery that. a cow\ which is soothed by a sweet melody .yields more milk than one which has not been so influenced. —Exchange. We bavealwaysa wondered why Nevada county possessed so many sweet singers in the suburban districts and why the supply of the lacteal fluid was always so abundant; but now the secret ie out and the problem ‘solved, Keep on singing, girls, and Nevada county will -yet break the State record for the dairy product as well as for gold. Walling for Relative The time for holding the obsequies of the laste Joseph Williams, whose sudden death was published in these columne yeste:day evening, has not been definitely decided aa yet, owing to the fact that J. A. Williams, a brother, at Bisbee, Arizona, had to be communicated with regarding the funeral, A telegram was received from Bisbee foday stating that Mr. Williams started for here this morning The funeral will probably be held next Thursday, with interment at Grasse Valley. A business school—Schi?. ling’s Best—that teaches how to do business so“%s to make every man and woman you deal-with your friend: Your vrocer’s; money back, TAYLOR’S . Family Coffee at 25 cents is better than stale package Coffee at tine same price. FS A fresh roast every day. Gr d to order.

Broad Street, Nevada City, 7 spring to wash them down witn, were antil this game anima) will ‘be practleally annibileted. With the rapidly increasing number of hunters and campers, the ‘Legislature’ should have y (the season to not over six rieies, © modidal treatment . 70ekSs Instead of lengthening it. Six SREP Cpetta Tor minaical treatment. . e” are all that tuo cami sup-. William Taylor has purchased the. ply can withstand. The present genfature, The men who bunt deer do so because of one of two reasons: They either enjoy the sport or they want the meat. The déér, then, ie ot value to ag 8 source of food. In either dace the good citizen should realize that fature generations have an interest in this dowry of nature which he has ‘no right to rob'them of; and the fether should be anxious to leave to the son a posaibility of some of the pleasure that he himself 80 much enjoys. . In all other matters we seam anxious to-build for the fature. We construct our houses and our highways, our temples and our charches, not that. they may -last fora day or a year, but so that they will endure for time. Every act of the State and Nation, as well as almost every act of the individaal, is performed with more consideration for the fature than for the present day. Why do we not apply “this same consideration of the fature in” dealing with our game? Shall it be said by fatare generations that we of today were a race of selfish, greedy men, who in order to satisfy our lust for killing, destroyed all the avimals and birds of the earth, feaving the forests desolate and the flelds as silent as the grave ? Is Still In Prison Lonpon, Febrasry 1,—Further investigation confirms the announcement made by the Associated Press yesterday, on the authority of the United States embassy here, that Mrs. Florence Maybrick has not been released. Thougb her exact whereabouts is not developed, it is certain that ’h> is still a prisoner, A letter received in London Saturday from the mother of Mrs. Maybrick, the Baroness de Rouques, dated from her residence in France, January 28th, said she had just returned to France after visiting her daughter at Aylesbury Prison. ‘The Baroness adds that she saw no possi bility of her daughter’s release “until the end of July, and all reports to the contrary are absolntely false.” The Sun tonight says: “We hear that Mre. Maybrick has to be taken to Wirchester Penitentiary preparatory to leaving for America,” entiinsmmest ——<—<— The Good OldSummer time has passed —But the—WOODPECKER CIGAR.. is here to stay —made by— “GIFF” N. S. of Md TRY Cough Cure “Boe that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE you. LA RUES. MEDMCAE_ pons are the best on the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them... Drugs and_ Stationery them either as a source of pleasure or Hotel Antler La Rue’s . ‘Ste at once adopted to restrict their. the mur . slanghter, it will be bat a tow kre . . San Faancisco, February 1.—A lively contest is promised at the next session of the Grand Parlor of the Native Sons which will meet in: April at Vallejo, over the election of a Grand Secretary, which position was made vacant by the retirement of’ Henry Lanetedt on the discovery of a shortage in his accounts. Among the sepirants are 8, Stanford Parlor, George H. 8. Dryden of Rincon Parlor, and Oharlee H. Tarner.gwho is temporarily filling the office. . With the aid of s. microscope any one can see what appears to be a gilt edge on the best steel, but a blind man can discover a “‘gilt edge” on the beat whisky—“Old Gilt Edge.”\ Baking a doolded sep toward ferreting out the Fabitee presents-of the late Queen “King Ootton” a statue in cotton 50 A.D. Jones of this city, Fred Jang, of enn Se? Louls—ds' it was 100 years io nat prodacing 800 tone of ice . Speolat building on Art Hill for Fypical 49 mining camp in. ‘Mining pe ye Victoria. = Outdoor mining exhibit, covering eration should think some of. the! been Serene Senet, +i twelve acres. ., Rose garden, six acres in area, 50,Riva. Sunken gardens 750 feet] long and 100 feet wide, : History ofthe Louisiana purchase, made in flowers, ~ Palace of education, 525 by 750 feet, Palace of Electricity, 525 by 700 feet, cost $400,000, : ~ More Ice. Trooxes, February 1.—Warm days have caused the snow to melt away until bat little remains on the ground in this Immediate vicinity. Cold nighte however, caused the second crop of ice on the ponds to form steadily and the harvest is about at hand, All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the faste manufactured by an expert mixolog'st at Britland’s, +? Se Royal Powder Saves Health Saves Money ROYAE BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All the creditors of the Gold Tunnel Mining Company, Potosi-Orleans Gold Mining Company and the Eric-Ontario Gold Mines Ltd., are here by requested by W. W. Vick, the representative of these Companies to present immediately the amount of their claims to I. O. Lindley, Esq., attorney-at-law, Nevada Oity, California, in order that the total amount of the indebtedness of the several Companies can be definitely ascertained. Tne representative of the Companies will be able to pay a portion of the amounts due shortly. The representative also wishes the public to be informed that he is their ovly authorized repreeentative. WALKER W. VIOK. Nevada Oity, Oal., Jan. 28, 1904, ae LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms, Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation Traveling Men, al attention paid to Commer. pg agen feds an de ng ees 7X UISINE ‘ je tarn Call Be eee Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada Oity which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also This is something new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Drop in and see them. They will make excellent Birthday gifts, C.J. BRAND . JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Ciiy It’s the best Light.. LEOTRIOITY is light nowadays. You ought to put it in your house. . It’s the safest light known. It’s clean. It's certain — press a button and it’s on; press another and its off. No more explosions, no more * bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys. It’s cheaper in the long ran, ... the * Our Nem Gas hight Is the beet for business houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for peopie -wbho ase it-foronly a w hourga night... JOHN WERRY, Manager @” Beat incandescent lamps 15 cente, $ Giving ThemCor schools for the blind and deat. . SOUVENIR SPOONS) Silver Deposit Ware. } Jewelry of all kinds So Horada Conny as & Et, . f Manysvitie, Febroarg i —Ab. anu abe. nt Yous; february 1,.— Henry ual custom, that of feeding corn’ Schmidt Jr.,“pertuer in an upholetersheep in lieu of the grass, which is ing firm, has dropped dead at the slow in sproating, hae been inaugur-. door of his aweetheart’s home. In hie ated by a number of the sheep men.in. pocket was found a wedding ring. this section. They argue that they. Schmidt planned to be married some will make back all the money they . time ago but the wedding did not take — put into the corn by having*the sheep . place owing to religious differences, strong when the grass comes on. They He was determined however, to marry Will then fatten mach quicker than if the git] and after several days called weak, and will be ready for the early again at her home. At the door he markete when prices are high. The. was told she had gone out for a drive new fodder, they claim, will algo ine. with.qnother suitor. Schmidt started sure a better grade of wool, back.and fell dead, 2 f Nearly Forteits His Life. CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought _A ronaway_ almost ending fatally, started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J.B, Orner, Franklin Grove, Hl. For four years it defied all doctore end-all remedies. But Bucklen’s Arnica Salve bad no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Burns, Bruises, Skin Erup: Gepetaeat tions and Piles. 250, at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. DR. H. O. SMITH! DENTIST Formerlyfof the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING..... PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. : oa em, Se Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have .. Wines from six to twelve te old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is fuli of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Olgars also kept, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR — We have just received our new stock of Spring Underwear. Trimmed with the latest embroidery and laces, : NEW DUPLEX SKIRTS 4at G1.00 to S5.00 SEE WINDOW. The gool points of the Daplex Adjustable Skirt are as follows: It is adjustable on both sides to the fraction of an inch. It needs adjusting but once, Jast the thing for stout figures. It is just the thing for slender figures with prominent hips. . It is just the thing for any figure fora snug fit in the waist without clamliness. Just the thing to wear under a tailor-mede suit. New Spring Goods Arriving Daily. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ; CELL LLL LON LLLP 8 LLL LLL LILS PPL N LDP LS LLP DOB DD: “CRAVENETTES,” _ The{New Rain-Proof Cloth for Oravenette garments are rain-tight, bat not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.’’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & 0O SPEWOOMAP RODD Mer chant Tailor Violin Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Also new line of otrings for eli stringed instraments, Violin chin tests, eto, See our Splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & H. ’, HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Cae ee 24S ARIES CURYRYETURYRWE EY rs We have a fresh stock-of J ‘everything in the-grocery line at--eurstore. Try Siiemenenmeae %; ge aa . ees ane [ LEMON PEEL . RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, ‘ MuUNCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell: as ow as possible {) ©@ Try « bot:'e/oftShaeta Water with your Sunday D'nne-. Tne Bre Hive Gocepy. J J JACKSON, Proprietor.