February 6, 1900 (4 pages)

ne 3 > THE TR. THE TRANSCRIPT. A BATTLE IS ON ~ . BARD MADE SENATOR PAID INTO THE TREASURY. . 5 j ‘ Adv: nts of dt ve ennai se t . , Various Sources Under this tan cee ers BROWN & CALKINS. AT LADYS MITH. ON THE FIRST B ALLOT. Money pe From nis a week or $i. mouth. =: aiignal tne TUESDAY,.. ab 4 Published eyery evening except , ms ; os During l Last Fiscal able Invabtanty ta cents @ month, 3 ee : “. The following amounts were paid.ina, ns ab ieee ) oe ve “y re to the County Treasury during the Jedibadtecent Cony Vitens: GRASS VA eft is ; . UREA ca naeawicsSicicnnmatetao—webioat ete 5 : fiscal month ending yesterday: rhs cash price of nd . a 6S) SIUBSDAY...-+Feb. 6, 1900 [SPECIAL TO-THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.) ' ee Mien tc dableoee ah ren fn coon tJampe trom : paghedpets y os eac . . ) . i Sopa ings of Ou s = Mopper Spruit, South Africa, Feb. 6.—Advices received from Ladysmith Sacramanto, Feb. 6.—The election of United States Senator today resulted WWD te ae ae ter nee i eh sand see pty en ‘ake on sine The Do we is THE VITALITY OF MINING bearing date of yesterday tell of continued cannonading that has been in} in a clean vigtory for Thomas R. Bard, Republican, on the first ballot. The Feist ree ape sone — ag heretofor ve . pragress since five o’clock yesterday morning, punctuated by the cccasional . yote stood as follows: Redemption of taxes: P. Henry f 5-lw Neva wr Eugo. Powns Co. Z. T. Lillard left roar of a long tom. IN THE SENATE. Remarkable Richness and Extent of GoldNotice, town. 1 $18 92,8. A. Jones $15 57, OC. P. RB. R. d sh f ~ : Persons indebted to the. undersigned will Dr. Davi 8 oe Lonpon, Feb. 6—The nation is completely at the mercy of wildrumors. The. Bard ... capa dan'yebonai¥e Chl bab ewila epee pe gbusde env oiler jit geal ed 26 , Co. $16 56, Jules Badeau, 64 21, M. B please all and settle same. W.'T i w reached uae kak Bearing Gravel Deposits. belief that General Buller is engaged in fighting has not abated. Advices from PGT hob 5 oc coo eB eas Sige o HES Ce Vee terete elect eles Sad edie «ine nme sue :.20).Vegario §8 98, Jno. Fogarty $5 64,," a ita Yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle says editorially. During most of the half century in which mining has been prosecuted on the Pacific Coast the popular notion of the industry has been associated with the auriferous placers. ‘Indeed, the impression still prevails in thé minds of many-speople that mining in California lacks vitality and that the life of the industry is ebbing with the assumed gradual exhaustion of the gold-bearing deposits The impression is, of course, misleading and is due to ignorance of the mineral resources of,the State. Even expert estimates of the extent and capacity of the placer deposits have proved deceptive because improved mechanical devices and many new dis coveries made in recent years have al tered materially the workable area otf the gold-bearing gravels and correspondingly lengthened the lease of life of this branch of the iudustry. Although we have spent fifty years exploring them we are far from possessing an exact knowledge of the ancient river beds of the State. When the discovery is made, after working one of these ancient river channels for forty years or more, that another channel carrying psy dirt quite as rich as the one worked out is lying thirty or forty feet deeper, it constitutes a renewal of the life of the mine and illustrates how the vitality of gravel mining.is often underestimated. We have had occasion recently to note such a change in the prospects of one of the best-known gravel mines in the State. Such a discovery upsets all previous calculations of the endurance of the industry not only in that particulat locality, but in contiguous unexplored territory which is probably traversed by the newly disvcovered channel. A correct estimate of the vitality of the mining industry cannot, however, be based on the gravel deposits, for it may be truly said that there is a comCapetown: dated today say that up to this morning nothing has been heard from Buller.: Field Marshal Roberts’ advices are‘to the effect that there is no change in the situation. It is generally believed bere however that a fight is on, but the wish is doubtless father to thethought. The silence so far as any definite information is concerned probably represents the lull that usually precedes an important movement. Truce Declared In Kentucky. [Special to the Daily Transcript.] LovuisvILLt, Feb. 6.—The peace cohterence held last night between seven representatives of the Republican administration and seven of the Democratic resulted in an agreement upon a set of provisions intended to settle the differences now existing between the two factions. The resolutions provide for the General Assembly ratifying the resolution seating Goebel, Taylor to submit; that all members unite in modifying the election law so as to provide for non-partisan Election Boards; that matters stand as they now are till Monday; that nothing be done to hinder the meeting of the Assembly; that the State Central Board meet and adjourn frém-: day to ddy till Tuesday without acting upen any of the minor offizes; that all troops be removed from the State Capitol at once; that Republican officials bave immunity from charges of treason and from court martial. Governor Taylor refuses for . the time being to sign the agreement, saying he wishes to consider it carefully. Frankrort, Feb. 6.—The news of the agreement reached at Louisville is received with gratification. The strain of the last ten days has been great, putable termination to that branch of it. Its greatest promise lies in the and anything lessening the tension is metalliferous veins intersecting the permanent formations. And in that branch of the industry mining has been revitalized not only in Calitoruia, . but all over the-Pacitic Coast. For ex . ample, in Southern California the existence of gold inthe placer formations of San Francisquito and Soledad can. yons was known years before the more . important discovery was made by Marshall near ‘Coloma, but the industry had no real vitality in that section until vein mining in the Randsburg district, which is.of,, very.recent develop. ment, proved profituble. Be‘ore that . occurred mining, in Southern Califor. nia was confined almost exclusively to . the operation of the: Julian and Ban. ner mines of San Diego county, the working of the borax deposits in Death . Valley and vicinity and vag salt de. posits at Salton. ‘The broader knowledge of ore values and the productiveness of ore-bearing . A veins, which the experience of recent . years has given, have also revived in. o stand in the way. acceptable. Taylor says if the Goebel election law can be repealed and a fair law is adopted in its place he will not permit his personal ambitions ee nnn . Married in San Francisco, i At St. Mary’s church, San Francisco, . William J. Woods of San Francisco and . Miss Katherine A. Dougherty of Nevada City were married by Rev. Father ‘Otis. The young tady is the daughter of Mis. O. Dougherty of Gola Flat and is respected by all who know her,”hav‘ing many friends here who wish her . happiness. ee The Kirkham Mine All Right. The ledge recently discovered at the one hundred foot levelfin the new shaft of the Kirkham or La Suerte mine has been uncovered fur a distance of 160 feet. Milling tests give average reMayor Phelan’s Mother Dead: [Special to the Daily Transcript.) . San Franoisco, Feb. 6.—Mrs. Jams Phelan, mother of Mayor James Phelan, died today. She was 73 years of age. To His Last Resting Place. [Special to the Daily Transcript.) Covineton, Ky., Feb. 6—The special Goebel funeral train arrived this morning from Frank‘ort. Giles Jury « Cannot Agree. Special to the Daily Transcript. : JACKSON, Cal., Feb. 6—The jury in the Giles murder case after being out 24 hours came into court today and stated they could not agree. . Seven were for conviction and five for acquittal. Baseball Proverbs. A philosophic baseball enthusiast has recently composed the following list «f what he calls baseball proverbs: “He who hesitates is out.” “A closed glove catches no flies.” “Strike while the pitcher is hot.” . “A fool and his base are soon parted.” “It’s a short game that has no kicking. ” “Never look a gift pitcher in the mouth.” “Of the making of errors there is no end.” “Two strikes is a company, three is a roast.” “It's a poor bat that won *t work both ways.” “Tf at first you don’t succeed, try the outfield.” “There are no good umpires except dead umpires.” “If wishes were home ‘runs, beggars would root.” “Don’t catch your catches before they are catched.” “{t’s a wise child who knows how ” keep a score card.” “Money makes the manager go and exchange players.” “He who hits and runs away will live . to hit another day.” . “Make first base whilethe sun shines in the pitcher’s eyes.” “OM flelders, like infielders, come home to roost—on the umpire’s neck.” \ P IN THE ASSEMBLY. Phonix Land Company $1,246 63. McCutchan & Co., donation to Can). ada Hill road, $100. i Justice fines—Francis Finnegan Mrs Briot Sues For Divorce. Mrs. Mabel W. Briot daughter of R. R. Porter of Chicage Park, has. by her attorney, Hon. J. M. Walling, brought suit in the Superior Court of this, cuvunty to obtain a divorce from her, husband, Charles H. Briot. The defendant formerly resided at Chicage Park and is now a short-hand reporter in Chicago, Ill. where the couple were married on June 9th 1885. Mrs. Broit alleges in the complaint that on December Ist, 1898, her husband was false to her and ‘names one Alice Wilson as his associate in the offense she accuses him of. Mrs. Briot has been for some time past living with her father at Chicago Park. The Mill Completed. The two-stamp millon the Cleveland claim at the Edwards Crossing of the South Yuba River is completed with the exception of insta)ling the concentrator which is on the ground. Twelve men are now employed in the tunnel and on the surface, and the big ledge is looking better with each day’s work done on it. Some fine looking ore was brought:-in today. EARPIECE It makes us regret the passing of the Inquisition when. we see how despicably a man may betray a woman’s confidence. Even when a woman is in love, she is careful about the arrangement of her dotted veil, 2eo A wife is willing to be obedient, “but She hates to be considéred a slave. Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indis< cretion. Anervetonieand, blood builder. Brings. the pink glow to pale checks and restores the fire of youth, By mail &O¢ per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. _PER DOZEN— TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Restores VITALITY. . NERVITAii33 AND MANHOOD ‘ Fancy Navel Oranges. $4 90, John Mulroy $7, W. H. Hill $4 98, D. B. Getohell $4.: . Chas. B. Stone, State school land, $193 96. J. M. Lakenan, collateral inhaiteuce tax, $100. E. B. Power, sale of school tax in Grass Valley District, $950. D. B. Getchell—Sheriff fees $1 25, foreign fees $20 68. ‘John Webber, rent of store, $25. W. J. Rogers, renewing certificates, $16. F. L. Arbogast—OClerk fees $60 65, Law Library $9, Aaditor fees $128. John Werry, Recorder fees, $299 75. J. J. Jackson—Taxes of ’99 $758 76, licenses in 50. A New Mining Device. The River Bed Mining Company has been incorporated, with Sacramento as the principal place of business. The Woodland Democrat says that the principal object of the incorporation seems to be to manufacture and sell a new device known as a safety mining caisson. Itis a cylinder which’ may be lowered to the bed of a.stream, and in which bedrock, mining potholes and crevices made inaccessible by water or by other methods may be examined. The principle involved consists in dispelling the water from th> compartments by means of compressed air forced through a tabe or combination 31-1w. Furnished Room For Rent, Two neatly furnished rooms for rent. .Inquire of Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. ee Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general house work. Apply at this office. : _ Property. For Sate. Fire-proof brick building and barn ad. joining, situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. E. John. ston. : ji6 g an py Railroading Patents. A single firm of Patent’ Lawyers, C. A. Snow & Co., of Washington, D.C., have inthe last year procured 1,680 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventionsC, A. Snow & Co. have been acotised of railroading patents through the Patent Office, but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he get; of. tubes. connested with the main his patent, _ j18-Im chamber and hoisting shafts therein. ; i a . The woman who bakes good bread is as much entitled to the appellation of artist as the girl who paints bad sunIt’s. Rightly Named. bout th ? POPULAR waaay, in pore sets. always depend upon te th t at’ the Bread, a e Seoul OTR SRM Pies, Cakes, F Pi : The average man’s idea of a faitbfal this’ Bakery are all Seif wife is she who puts the studs in his rioioioey HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. . All orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors. HOWARD LOVELAND. . TELEPHONE WEST 8. dress shirt with seeming alacrity. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf Store for Sale. The variety. store of BE. F. Ro-enthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a ises. j2-tf To Rent. Three un‘urnished rooms, suitablefor man and wife, with the privilege of a good cel'ar and wood shed. Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript o tice, ; j10-1m 80 agonizing and Frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Oonsumption Cure : acts like magic in cases of Croup. It bas never been known to fail. The worst. cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts.,50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf BOD 9SSOCSSOS The Falk of the Town. In lly New Location. The finest Photograph Gallery > inthe interior. Masonic Buildz ing, Commercial St. More room’: and better light. Drop around po when you have time. MAHER Ladies, we have this EVADA CITY as Grass VALLEY, GOTOPOS LOT OS Gilt Edge Saloon, D. R. KINNEY, Proprietor. Ailes Spring 1900. They are make a dollar go here. yard. Lawn’ Embroideries yard. H AVING PURCHASED THE WELL known and %e epular Gilt Edge Salovcn at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, I will keep constantly on hand the finest WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. O. P.S. Whisky and other fine brands. « Steam Beer 5 Cents. Give me a call. ae and courteous treatA FOLEY ’S. ment extended to all new ones. Swiss Embroideries at any price. the cheap quality as well as the good. -Next come those fine Nainsook Embroideries that make the babies’ dresses look so cute. They ¢ come in all prices and we have what you want. New All-over Embroideries. We have all the New Embroideries —AT— @ Cos. day placed in Window No. 1 our first shipment of Embroideries for all new patterns. We told you we would have them,so now take a walk down to our store and see what cash prices will do for you and find ont how far you can + ~Cambric Embroideries from se up to 25¢ frem 5c up to 37/4c a ‘We have You bargain, Apply to the owner on the prem-. The twelve year Mitchell has dipth Joseph Purcell 1} visit to Denver, Oc Charles McOlear Hill today after a J. A. Harvey,'ti gone to San Franc Mrs. Margaret B of Pleasant Valley. John Richards bh Pioneer mine in . spending a few da Miss Frieda Hei been visiting Gr went back to Neve Doug. V. Shoem laid up for -sev rheumatism, was ¢ Sinking has beer Golden Treasure n sumed in the ear: vein is now bein, shows up well. At last night’s m lor of Native Sor participate in the bration at San Fri ber with Hydraul City and Donner and the followin rangements was 4} ilcox, Wm. Willi: Willis:E Olinch, Brock, Geo. L. Jc John Grant and candidates were . aud five applicat were received. Geb. Conaway, aged 56 years, 7 m died at 3:30 thi been in poor heal was a Single man. eled fora Sacran and was later asss er James in the Grass Valley. Le disposed of their to Bierce .& Sma one of the leading and had many we be pained to hear funeral will tak "\ hursday afternc A Craz: Ichimura,a Ja working for sev Farmer Pruett o twelve miles bel brought to the ¢ by Thomas Garl and locked up on For sometime queerly and a ¢ arrest’ insisted u farm in a nude: ‘ noon two jail . charge of him ca. Sheriff Getchell Ichimura turnec wrestling match Japanese, who . professional ath active Sheriff w: man, wrestled « The story is too long to tell. will have to come and see them. Now, ladies, come to the store that has no dark corners in it; the store that you can see what you are buying any time of the day. Ask your neighbors—they_ will all tell you about it. Don’t miss seeing the inside of our store this week, We are making special efforts in displaying the many new things that we have already “W bere ignorance is bliss *twere folly to attract the umpire’s attention.” minutes until and strength ga the other’s skill: oner surrendere This afternoot! was found neces bed and adminit reqtiring ten He will be tak . turns of $20 a ton. + e@ee . , Ratified by the Senate. terest in ‘Tombstone and other dead } mining districts in Arizona and re-. vivified them. Besides, the advance in price and the increased demand for some of the baser metals in recent A an a Sa Oe a RR « Women will trust their daughters with men under conditions to .which they would hesitate to expose their/ husbands. . ratified yesterday by the Senate. ee Men with long heads very seldom have long faces. gooesooooqcooaces ALWAYS RECEIVING A Washington dispatch says that the . President’s nomination of Leonard 38. years have brought inexhaustible de-. Calkins as postmaster of this cit posits in that territory aud in this. heat EM aus ae State into the field of ‘operation, promoting an activity which now prom. New Specialties U. R. K. of P. Attention! tal at Stockton. ises to endure forall time. From the . Sak TAS At Wolltf’s received for Spring. * : Mexican border to the shores of ine . The annual election of officers of OH) 0. :@@. ‘Res etfull Needed : Arctic sea similar evidence is prason: . Mountain Company, U. R. K. of P., will eee The . eden Recher he io i Pe Ys Sir John Ady Gibraltar fortr self closely acc of-whatever-ba ted that mining possesses a vitality . be held at Armory Hall on Tbursday . quite as vigorous and endyring as any . evening, Feb. 8, at-eight o’closk. A other industry which the western side . full attendance is requested. 0: the continent is capable of develop . “= Gro. ©. GayLorp, Capt. effected by Hood’s Saraparilla are the fruits by which it should be judged. These prove it to be the great remedy for-alt blood diseases. MAHER & CO.Write to us for samples. dinner inacan. Only requires heating._ ‘DUFF’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES in quart cans. © © © © Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. _A whole SO) . <8 ® © Fs rig ' ment. Meeting ' mining camps of early days have growa . oe effective. JELLYCON. Just the thing fora quick dessert, ~ onduty. ~ < into permanent towns and cities and . On Every Bottle : Sd “ “Oh,” was th settlement whose promise of permanOf Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this Many a Lover KINKEAD’S Our prices are always a shade lower than the lowest. ity of our goods the best. in about 11 or . “Stroll in?” s ency and prosperity is quite as yood as . guarantee: those dependent upon. agriculture or “All we ask of you is to use as turned with disgust from an other. two-thirds of the contents of this botwise lovable girl with an offensive The qual© geo eeeosso0en8 tone. “Then ; ; . F + . tlefaithfully, then if you can say you! breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puriBSW leave till late?’ wny other indusiry_for (hel sHPort . efhatteneited return the. baile Co. fee Wie breath by ts action onthe 2 A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER. Qi Furniture Store . 's tHe evace ro soy . Dey : ; your Druggist and he may refund the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Phe S o'clock.” Andrew Carnegie has ofered $0,0.0 price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50cts. and for years.on absolute guarantee. NICE PRESENTS . “Slip off at : for apublic library in Oil City, Pa., on . $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dicks 3 an in bis topm . d « e e Pp’ the conditions that a site be do .ated . TTugsist. tf . erman, the druggist. Swing Chairs Fanc Rockers ask what depa and that the city appropriate $3)(0 an. —— RE oe ’ y 4 ‘ “Oh,” — tl nually for the library’s support. ® ° ir ery Saturday ' seb Helo , IIR IIIT. Chiffoniers Rugs sir John retre Admiral Dewey is expected in New a AP ta AP APS we e ' his life. reins York on February 6touttend aDem-) (Bis 8 Bed Lounges Couches © & ae ay Souecces=. . . TROUSERS! TROUSERS! . a ee fund and afterward to attend a dinner ut te] fa ) Bed ) : P lor F ait er day a rei of the Loyal Legion. & i) bes rpet Weepers, (00m uits, a Ut U7, helping them: Pty rene re SHEE HIO ieebeebeiet the Renton soulded fellow—he is always setting ; ~ New Patterns Extra We Il M d Ms rfect Fitti eles — ee — j lifted the on . ell Made. Pe ing. = — ied ——==— i took a great IGE . 8B , -® . Masquerade Costumes Soe We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-. il : ies are right i in style and ‘diey are right in ries. None feabae for the . \ . . os Marety. ‘ Ir ts eatek oy Bull's, Oeanh Gare . money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, Cassimeres and Scotch Effects . Ws : : ivan ing, “I think . Wg aaweigeak. Sane’ konen #. . that sold all season for $6 and $7, but in order to make room for Spring Goods you may [Big 3 For Rent from $1. 60 to $5, 00 Bach. ; er J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-}. have them now for $5, and all others at the same reduction. In other words there is a sie A, ‘The saitor « b erféc onorsble in -all . ah ele . ‘nit her. hestnooe Genaininie snd Auarcialy . e reduction of from 10 to 15 per cent. on each pair of pants in our store. But we must . . Masks for all Character On Sale . . suit her — able to sebty ont AUP obligations made Bis insist on it being a CASH SALE. Any alterations that are nRCPBIATY will be . . e wi West & 1Buax, Wholesale Droge pig] =P made free of charge. igi . 1 will have on display a full line of costumes and masks for A-erend 0h Toledo, O ALDING, KINNAN AR, 3 ; wiped : ae Wh a Pe wakes ¢ + id i Country orders wil receive prompt the Rage Birthday Masquerade. Special characters a mr hal Hall’s Catarrb Cure is en intern-. . . tej%! ally, acting directly upon the blood; ks Fs nae yr ae as eng can ordered from catalogue by applying early. — 4 ~numerable ca and mncons surfaces of the system.’ . le ¥ tior and reli _ CARTER ¢ J OHNSTON. . A E stages. If y P 760 per bottle. Sold by all poe ps ae san BS i cae cc NK £< zl ° cna Testimonials free. a a ah : ee = Pelee a6 ols Hali’s Family Pills are the best, . Be id a AAS ‘ ’ MAIN STREBT, NEVADA OITY, sale by H. Di if 8 : ; . ‘ a 4 of : Toe S x Sy ‘i i iy Wei gens RU ean ls eae ean i ae" = ee yt

ne 3 > THE TR. THE TRANSCRIPT. A BATTLE IS ON ~ . BARD MADE SENATOR PAID INTO THE TREASURY. . 5 j ‘ Adv: nts of dt ve ennai se t . , Various Sources Under this tan cee ers BROWN & CALKINS. AT LADYS MITH. ON THE FIRST B ALLOT. Money pe From nis a week or $i. mouth. =: aiignal tne TUESDAY,.... ab 4 Published eyery evening except , ms ; os During l Last Fiscal able Invabtanty ta cents @ month, 3 ee : “. The following amounts were paid.ina, ns ab ieee ) oe ve “y re to the County Treasury during the Jedibadtecent Cony Vitens: GRASS VA eft is ; . UREA ca naeawicsSicicnnmatetao—webioat ete 5 : fiscal month ending yesterday: rhs cash price of nd . a 6S) SIUBSDAY......-+Feb. 6, 1900 [SPECIAL TO-THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.] [SPECIAL TO THE DAILY TRANSORIPT.) ' ee Mien tc dableoee ah ren fn coon tJampe trom : paghedpets y os eac . . ) . i Sopa ings of Ou s = Mopper Spruit, South Africa, Feb. 6.—Advices received from Ladysmith Sacramanto, Feb. 6.—The election of United States Senator today resulted WWD te ae ae ter nee i eh sand see pty en ‘ake on sine The Do we is THE VITALITY OF MINING bearing date of yesterday tell of continued cannonading that has been in} in a clean vigtory for Thomas R. Bard, Republican, on the first ballot. The Feist ree ape sone — ag heretofor ve . pragress since five o’clock yesterday morning, punctuated by the cccasional . yote stood as follows: Redemption of taxes: P. Henry f 5-lw Neva wr Eugo. Powns Co. Z. T. Lillard left roar of a long tom. IN THE SENATE. Remarkable Richness and Extent of GoldNotice, town. 1 $18 92,8. A. Jones $15 57, OC. P. RB. R. d sh f ~ : Persons indebted to the. undersigned will Dr. Davi 8 oe Lonpon, Feb. 6—The nation is completely at the mercy of wildrumors. The. Bard ...... capa dan'yebonai¥e Chl bab ewila epee pe gbusde env oiler jit geal ed 26 , Co. $16 56, Jules Badeau, 64 21, M. B please all and settle same. W.'T i w reached uae kak Bearing Gravel Deposits. belief that General Buller is engaged in fighting has not abated. Advices from PGT hob 5 oc coo eB eas Sige o HES Ce Vee terete elect eles Sad edie «ine nme sue :.20).Vegario §8 98, Jno. Fogarty $5 64,," a ita Yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle says editorially. During most of the half century in which mining has been prosecuted on the Pacific Coast the popular notion of the industry has been associated with the auriferous placers. ‘Indeed, the impression still prevails in thé minds of many-speople that mining in California lacks vitality and that the life of the industry is ebbing with the assumed gradual exhaustion of the gold-bearing deposits The impression is, of course, misleading and is due to ignorance of the mineral resources of,the State. Even expert estimates of the extent and capacity of the placer deposits have proved deceptive because improved mechanical devices and many new dis coveries made in recent years have al tered materially the workable area otf the gold-bearing gravels and correspondingly lengthened the lease of life of this branch of the iudustry. Although we have spent fifty years exploring them we are far from possessing an exact knowledge of the ancient river beds of the State. When the discovery is made, after working one of these ancient river channels for forty years or more, that another channel carrying psy dirt quite as rich as the one worked out is lying thirty or forty feet deeper, it constitutes a renewal of the life of the mine and illustrates how the vitality of gravel mining.is often underestimated. We have had occasion recently to note such a change in the prospects of one of the best-known gravel mines in the State. Such a discovery upsets all previous calculations of the endurance of the industry not only in that particulat locality, but in contiguous unexplored territory which is probably traversed by the newly disvcovered channel. A correct estimate of the vitality of the mining industry cannot, however, be based on the gravel deposits, for it may be truly said that there is a comCapetown: dated today say that up to this morning nothing has been heard from Buller.: Field Marshal Roberts’ advices are‘to the effect that there is no change in the situation. It is generally believed bere however that a fight is on, but the wish is doubtless father to thethought. The silence so far as any definite information is concerned probably represents the lull that usually precedes an important movement. Truce Declared In Kentucky. [Special to the Daily Transcript.] LovuisvILLt, Feb. 6.—The peace cohterence held last night between seven representatives of the Republican administration and seven of the Democratic resulted in an agreement upon a set of provisions intended to settle the differences now existing between the two factions. The resolutions provide for the General Assembly ratifying the resolution seating Goebel, Taylor to submit; that all members unite in modifying the election law so as to provide for non-partisan Election Boards; that matters stand as they now are till Monday; that nothing be done to hinder the meeting of the Assembly; that the State Central Board meet and adjourn frém-: day to ddy till Tuesday without acting upen any of the minor offizes; that all troops be removed from the State Capitol at once; that Republican officials bave immunity from charges of treason and from court martial. Governor Taylor refuses for . the time being to sign the agreement, saying he wishes to consider it carefully. Frankrort, Feb. 6.—The news of the agreement reached at Louisville is received with gratification. The strain of the last ten days has been great, putable termination to that branch of it. Its greatest promise lies in the and anything lessening the tension is metalliferous veins intersecting the permanent formations. And in that branch of the industry mining has been revitalized not only in Calitoruia, . but all over the-Pacitic Coast. For ex . ample, in Southern California the existence of gold inthe placer formations of San Francisquito and Soledad can. yons was known years before the more . important discovery was made by Marshall near ‘Coloma, but the industry had no real vitality in that section until vein mining in the Randsburg district, which is.of,, very.recent develop. ment, proved profituble. Be‘ore that . occurred mining, in Southern Califor. nia was confined almost exclusively to . the operation of the: Julian and Ban. ner mines of San Diego county, the working of the borax deposits in Death . Valley and vicinity and vag salt de. posits at Salton. ‘The broader knowledge of ore values and the productiveness of ore-bearing . A veins, which the experience of recent . years has given, have also revived in. o stand in the way. acceptable. Taylor says if the Goebel election law can be repealed and a fair law is adopted in its place he will not permit his personal ambitions ee nnn . Married in San Francisco, i At St. Mary’s church, San Francisco, . William J. Woods of San Francisco and . Miss Katherine A. Dougherty of Nevada City were married by Rev. Father ‘Otis. The young tady is the daughter of Mis. O. Dougherty of Gola Flat and is respected by all who know her,”hav‘ing many friends here who wish her . happiness. ee The Kirkham Mine All Right. The ledge recently discovered at the one hundred foot levelfin the new shaft of the Kirkham or La Suerte mine has been uncovered fur a distance of 160 feet. Milling tests give average reMayor Phelan’s Mother Dead: [Special to the Daily Transcript.) . San Franoisco, Feb. 6.—Mrs. Jams Phelan, mother of Mayor James Phelan, died today. She was 73 years of age. To His Last Resting Place. [Special to the Daily Transcript.) Covineton, Ky., Feb. 6—The special Goebel funeral train arrived this morning from Frank‘ort. Giles Jury « Cannot Agree. Special to the Daily Transcript. : JACKSON, Cal., Feb. 6—The jury in the Giles murder case after being out 24 hours came into court today and stated they could not agree. . Seven were for conviction and five for acquittal. Baseball Proverbs. A philosophic baseball enthusiast has recently composed the following list «f what he calls baseball proverbs: “He who hesitates is out.” “A closed glove catches no flies.” “Strike while the pitcher is hot.” . “A fool and his base are soon parted.” “It’s a short game that has no kicking. ” “Never look a gift pitcher in the mouth.” “Of the making of errors there is no end.” “Two strikes is a company, three is a roast.” “It's a poor bat that won *t work both ways.” “Tf at first you don’t succeed, try the outfield.” “There are no good umpires except dead umpires.” “If wishes were home ‘runs, beggars would root.” “Don’t catch your catches before they are catched.” “{t’s a wise child who knows how ” keep a score card.” “Money makes the manager go and exchange players.” “He who hits and runs away will live . to hit another day.” . “Make first base whilethe sun shines in the pitcher’s eyes.” “OM flelders, like infielders, come home to roost—on the umpire’s neck.” \ P IN THE ASSEMBLY. Phonix Land Company $1,246 63. McCutchan & Co., donation to Can). ada Hill road, $100. i Justice fines—Francis Finnegan Mrs Briot Sues For Divorce. Mrs. Mabel W. Briot daughter of R. R. Porter of Chicage Park, has. by her attorney, Hon. J. M. Walling, brought suit in the Superior Court of this, cuvunty to obtain a divorce from her, husband, Charles H. Briot. The defendant formerly resided at Chicage Park and is now a short-hand reporter in Chicago, Ill. where the couple were married on June 9th 1885. Mrs. Broit alleges in the complaint that on December Ist, 1898, her husband was false to her and ‘names one Alice Wilson as his associate in the offense she accuses him of. Mrs. Briot has been for some time past living with her father at Chicago Park. The Mill Completed. The two-stamp millon the Cleveland claim at the Edwards Crossing of the South Yuba River is completed with the exception of insta)ling the concentrator which is on the ground. Twelve men are now employed in the tunnel and on the surface, and the big ledge is looking better with each day’s work done on it. Some fine looking ore was brought:-in today. EARPIECE It makes us regret the passing of the Inquisition when. we see how despicably a man may betray a woman’s confidence. Even when a woman is in love, she is careful about the arrangement of her dotted veil, 2eo A wife is willing to be obedient, “but She hates to be considéred a slave. Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indis< cretion. Anervetonieand, blood builder. Brings. the pink glow to pale checks and restores the fire of youth, By mail &O¢ per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. _PER DOZEN— TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Restores VITALITY. . NERVITAii33 AND MANHOOD ‘ Fancy Navel Oranges. $4 90, John Mulroy $7, W. H. Hill $4 98, D. B. Getohell $4.: . Chas. B. Stone, State school land, $193 96. J. M. Lakenan, collateral inhaiteuce tax, $100. E. B. Power, sale of school tax in Grass Valley District, $950. D. B. Getchell—Sheriff fees $1 25, foreign fees $20 68. ‘John Webber, rent of store, $25. W. J. Rogers, renewing certificates, $16. F. L. Arbogast—OClerk fees $60 65, Law Library $9, Aaditor fees $128. John Werry, Recorder fees, $299 75. J. J. Jackson—Taxes of ’99 $758 76, licenses in 50. A New Mining Device. The River Bed Mining Company has been incorporated, with Sacramento as the principal place of business. The Woodland Democrat says that the principal object of the incorporation seems to be to manufacture and sell a new device known as a safety mining caisson. Itis a cylinder which’ may be lowered to the bed of a.stream, and in which bedrock, mining potholes and crevices made inaccessible by water or by other methods may be examined. The principle involved consists in dispelling the water from th> compartments by means of compressed air forced through a tabe or combination 31-1w. Furnished Room For Rent, Two neatly furnished rooms for rent. .Inquire of Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. ee Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to do general house work. Apply at this office. : _ Property. For Sate. Fire-proof brick building and barn ad. joining, situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. E. John. ston. : ji6 g an py Railroading Patents. A single firm of Patent’ Lawyers, C. A. Snow & Co., of Washington, D.C., have inthe last year procured 1,680 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventionsC, A. Snow & Co. have been acotised of railroading patents through the Patent Office, but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he get; of. tubes. connested with the main his patent, _ j18-Im chamber and hoisting shafts therein. ; i a . The woman who bakes good bread is as much entitled to the appellation of artist as the girl who paints bad sunIt’s. Rightly Named.

bout th ? POPULAR waaay, in pore sets. always depend upon te th t at’ the Bread, a e Seoul OTR SRM Pies, Cakes, F Pi : The average man’s idea of a faitbfal this’ Bakery are all Seif wife is she who puts the studs in his rioioioey HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. . All orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors. HOWARD LOVELAND. . TELEPHONE WEST 8. dress shirt with seeming alacrity. Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf Store for Sale. The variety. store of BE. F. Ro-enthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a ises. j2-tf To Rent. Three un‘urnished rooms, suitablefor man and wife, with the privilege of a good cel'ar and wood shed. Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript o tice, ; j10-1m 80 agonizing and Frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Oonsumption Cure : acts like magic in cases of Croup. It bas never been known to fail. The worst. cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts.,50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf BOD 9SSOCSSOS The Falk of the Town. In lly New Location. The finest Photograph Gallery > inthe interior. Masonic Buildz ing, Commercial St. More room’: and better light. Drop around po when you have time. MAHER Ladies, we have this EVADA CITY as Grass VALLEY, GOTOPOS LOT OS Gilt Edge Saloon, D. R. KINNEY, Proprietor. Ailes Spring 1900. They are make a dollar go here. yard. Lawn’ Embroideries yard. H AVING PURCHASED THE WELL known and %e epular Gilt Edge Salovcn at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, I will keep constantly on hand the finest WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. O. P.S. Whisky and other fine brands. « Steam Beer 5 Cents. Give me a call. ae and courteous treatA FOLEY ’S. ment extended to all new ones. Swiss Embroideries at any price. the cheap quality as well as the good. -Next come those fine Nainsook Embroideries that make the babies’ dresses look so cute. They ¢ come in all prices and we have what you want. New All-over Embroideries. We have all the New Embroideries —AT— @ Cos. day placed in Window No. 1 our first shipment of Embroideries for all new patterns. We told you we would have them,so now take a walk down to our store and see what cash prices will do for you and find ont how far you can + ~Cambric Embroideries from se up to 25¢ frem 5c up to 37/4c a ‘We have You bargain, Apply to the owner on the prem-. The twelve year Mitchell has dipth Joseph Purcell 1} visit to Denver, Oc Charles McOlear Hill today after a J. A. Harvey,'ti gone to San Franc Mrs. Margaret B of Pleasant Valley. John Richards bh Pioneer mine in . spending a few da Miss Frieda Hei been visiting Gr went back to Neve Doug. V. Shoem laid up for -sev rheumatism, was ¢ Sinking has beer Golden Treasure n sumed in the ear: vein is now bein, shows up well. At last night’s m lor of Native Sor participate in the bration at San Fri ber with Hydraul City and Donner and the followin rangements was 4} ilcox, Wm. Willi: Willis:E Olinch, Brock, Geo. L. Jc John Grant and candidates were . aud five applicat were received. Geb. Conaway, aged 56 years, 7 m died at 3:30 thi been in poor heal was a Single man. eled fora Sacran and was later asss er James in the Grass Valley. Le disposed of their to Bierce .& Sma one of the leading and had many we be pained to hear funeral will tak "\ hursday afternc A Craz: Ichimura,a Ja working for sev Farmer Pruett o twelve miles bel brought to the ¢ by Thomas Garl and locked up on For sometime queerly and a ¢ arrest’ insisted u farm in a nude: ‘ noon two jail . charge of him ca. Sheriff Getchell Ichimura turnec wrestling match Japanese, who . professional ath active Sheriff w: man, wrestled « The story is too long to tell. will have to come and see them. Now, ladies, come to the store that has no dark corners in it; the store that you can see what you are buying any time of the day. Ask your neighbors—they_ will all tell you about it. Don’t miss seeing the inside of our store this week, We are making special efforts in displaying the many new things that we have already “W bere ignorance is bliss *twere folly to attract the umpire’s attention.” minutes until and strength ga the other’s skill: oner surrendere This afternoot! was found neces bed and adminit reqtiring ten He will be tak . turns of $20 a ton. + e@ee . , Ratified by the Senate. terest in ‘Tombstone and other dead } mining districts in Arizona and re-. vivified them. Besides, the advance in price and the increased demand for some of the baser metals in recent A an a Sa Oe a RR « Women will trust their daughters with men under conditions to .which they would hesitate to expose their/ husbands. . ratified yesterday by the Senate. ee Men with long heads very seldom have long faces. gooesooooqcooaces ALWAYS RECEIVING A Washington dispatch says that the . President’s nomination of Leonard 38. years have brought inexhaustible de-. Calkins as postmaster of this cit posits in that territory aud in this. heat EM aus ae State into the field of ‘operation, promoting an activity which now prom. New Specialties U. R. K. of P. Attention! tal at Stockton. ises to endure forall time. From the . Sak TAS At Wolltf’s received for Spring. * : Mexican border to the shores of ine . The annual election of officers of OH) 0. :@@. ‘Res etfull Needed : Arctic sea similar evidence is prason: . Mountain Company, U. R. K. of P., will eee The . eden Recher he io i Pe Ys Sir John Ady Gibraltar fortr self closely acc of-whatever-ba ted that mining possesses a vitality . be held at Armory Hall on Tbursday . quite as vigorous and endyring as any . evening, Feb. 8, at-eight o’closk. A other industry which the western side . full attendance is requested. 0: the continent is capable of develop . “= Gro. ©. GayLorp, Capt. effected by Hood’s Saraparilla are the fruits by which it should be judged. These prove it to be the great remedy for-alt blood diseases. MAHER & CO.Write to us for samples. dinner inacan. Only requires heating._ ‘DUFF’S REFINED NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES in quart cans. © © © © Just now we have BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER. _A whole SO) . <8 ® © Fs rig ' ment. Meeting ' mining camps of early days have growa . oe effective. JELLYCON. Just the thing fora quick dessert, ~ onduty. ~ < into permanent towns and cities and . On Every Bottle : Sd “ “Oh,” was th settlement whose promise of permanOf Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this Many a Lover KINKEAD’S Our prices are always a shade lower than the lowest. ity of our goods the best. in about 11 or . “Stroll in?” s ency and prosperity is quite as yood as . guarantee: those dependent upon. agriculture or “All we ask of you is to use as turned with disgust from an other. two-thirds of the contents of this botwise lovable girl with an offensive The qual© geo eeeosso0en8 tone. “Then ; ; . F + . tlefaithfully, then if you can say you! breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea puriBSW leave till late?’ wny other indusiry_for (hel sHPort . efhatteneited return the. baile Co. fee Wie breath by ts action onthe 2 A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER. Qi Furniture Store . 's tHe evace ro soy . Dey : ; your Druggist and he may refund the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Phe S o'clock.” Andrew Carnegie has ofered $0,0.0 price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50cts. and for years.on absolute guarantee. NICE PRESENTS .. “Slip off at : for apublic library in Oil City, Pa., on . $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dicks 3 an in bis topm . d « e e Pp’ the conditions that a site be do .ated . TTugsist. tf . erman, the druggist. Swing Chairs Fanc Rockers ask what depa and that the city appropriate $3)(0 an. —— RE oe ’ y 4 ‘ “Oh,” — tl nually for the library’s support. ® ° ir ery Saturday ' seb Helo , IIR IIIT. Chiffoniers Rugs sir John retre Admiral Dewey is expected in New a AP ta AP APS we e ' his life. reins York on February 6touttend aDem-) (Bis 8 Bed Lounges Couches © & ae ay Souecces=. . . TROUSERS! TROUSERS! . a ee fund and afterward to attend a dinner ut te] fa ) Bed ) : P lor F ait er day a rei of the Loyal Legion. & i) bes rpet Weepers, (00m uits, a Ut U7, helping them: Pty rene re SHEE HIO ieebeebeiet the Renton soulded fellow—he is always setting ; ~ New Patterns Extra We Il M d Ms rfect Fitti eles — ee — j lifted the on . ell Made. Pe ing. = — ied ——==— i took a great IGE . 8B , -® . Masquerade Costumes Soe We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-. il : ies are right i in style and ‘diey are right in ries. None feabae for the . \ . . os Marety. ‘ Ir ts eatek oy Bull's, Oeanh Gare . money. We have on hand a line of Worsteds, Cassimeres and Scotch Effects . Ws : : ivan ing, “I think . Wg aaweigeak. Sane’ konen #. . that sold all season for $6 and $7, but in order to make room for Spring Goods you may [Big 3 For Rent from $1. 60 to $5, 00 Bach. ; er J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-}. have them now for $5, and all others at the same reduction. In other words there is a sie A, ‘The saitor « b erféc onorsble in -all . ah ele . ‘nit her. hestnooe Genaininie snd Auarcialy . e reduction of from 10 to 15 per cent. on each pair of pants in our store. But we must . . Masks for all Character On Sale . . suit her — able to sebty ont AUP obligations made Bis insist on it being a CASH SALE. Any alterations that are nRCPBIATY will be . . e wi West & 1Buax, Wholesale Droge pig] =P made free of charge. igi . 1 will have on display a full line of costumes and masks for A-erend 0h Toledo, O ALDING, KINNAN AR, 3 ; wiped : ae Wh a Pe wakes ¢ + id i Country orders wil receive prompt the Rage Birthday Masquerade. Special characters a mr hal Hall’s Catarrb Cure is en intern-. . . tej%! ally, acting directly upon the blood; ks Fs nae yr ae as eng can ordered from catalogue by applying early. — 4 ~numerable ca and mncons surfaces of the system.’ . le ¥ tior and reli _ CARTER ¢ J OHNSTON. . A E stages. If y P 760 per bottle. Sold by all poe ps ae san BS i cae cc NK £< zl ° cna Testimonials free. a a ah : ee = Pelee a6 ols Hali’s Family Pills are the best, . Be id a AAS ‘ ’ MAIN STREBT, NEVADA OITY, sale by H. Di if 8 : ; . ‘ a 4 of : Toe S x Sy ‘i i iy Wei gens RU ean ls eae ean i ae" = ee yt