January 19, 1904 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. Fy city. PERSONAL TOL JANUARY 19, 1904 Daily Record of the. Doings of Our People. T. W. Sheelan is here from San Francisco. H: A. Rapben of New York is here on mining business. Geo. Logan of Sacramento is in this W. E, Baker is here from Rough and Ready. W. Daniels left this morning for San Francisco. ’ Mr, and Mrs.Wm. Richards and son, who have been here on a visit to Mr. Richards’ parents, returned today to Tonopab. Geo. A. Legg left thie morning for a business trip to San Francisco, C. Burke, R. A. Marshall, O, OQ. White and H. 8S. Haywood arrived here on this morning’s train from San Francisco. Geo. McLaughlin of Sacramento are rived in this city this morning. E. P. McCulla is down from Washington. N. Barback of Washington {Is visiting the County Seat. Michael Shea is down from Moores Flat, William P, Thomas is quite ill at bis home on Orchard street. David Voss left this morning for the El Oro mive at Maybert. V. T. Erickson of Duluth, Minn., is here on a visit to his brother. W. T. Batler’s children are down with the mecsles at their boma on Gold Flat. A. D.Mason returned last night froma busigess trip to Sacramento. * Bugene Englebright is ill with the measiee. A. Lademan, who has been quite {ll at his home on Broad street, is improving. Mrs. Thomas Bradbury of Allegbany is here ona visit to her sister, Mrs. Richard Bennetts of Lost Hill. Miss Addie E, Clemens, who has been visiting relatives bere, returned this morning to ber home at Ohallenge Mills. Mra. D. P. Bowere and child of Latah, Washington, arrived here last evening on a visit to the lady’s brother, L. E. Armstrong. Mrs. William ‘Giffin left this morning on a visit to {friends in San Francisco. Henry Lane, Fred Zeitler and Alex. Hongell have returned from a duck hunting trip around Marysville. They had a pleasaut time and bagged goodly number of ducks. A mistake was made io this paper yesterday stating that Dr. J. F. MoGovern and wife were among the arrivals here yesterday. Mr. MoGovern’s wife did not accompany him here, William Laird is here from Loomis om a visit. Dan Coughlin of Columbia Hill ie reported to be quite ill. A son of William E. Meservey of Town Talk is ill with the measles. Thos. J.-Torpie retarned yesterdey to May bert. John Eddy, the blacksmith, fering from an attack of rheumatism, North Bloomfield today. Weather Report. Francisco: Tonight showers ‘ers. Wednesday show MOADIE. {North for the past ‘two seasons, will is safFred Bandemar came up from Sen Francisco Jast evening and went to The following is the forecast of the ~weather, as seat out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Of oe of Around Th ‘Interest in "aa is Section. J. D. Fleming was shoving back the show window at the Snell & Fleming store last night when he slipped and fell. He received a severe shaking up and suffered considerable pain for the time being. George Coffee, whose old home is North San Juan, but who hae been acting manager for one of the big mining companies in the Klondike of late years, will leave San Francisco this week again for that country. George Hothereall and O. W. Bean, who have accompanied Mr. Ocffee to the frozen not return with him this trip, although they have received tempting offers, An interesting drill was again held by the toys of Company OC last evening and they are working zealously to be in proper trim when Inspector Wilhelm arrives. The athletic department of the company is gaining in membership and patronage right along and the club is fast becoming a popular place of pastime to a large percentage of our young men who recognize the benefits thus derived from physical culture. The body of the Chinuman who disappeared from Washington last week was recovered from the South Yuba river yesterday afternoon. It is supposed that while crossing over the trail in the dark he lost his footing and was precipitated over the embankmeut into the riverand was drowned. Tomorrow evening a number: of members of Court Garfield, No. 9, Foresters of America, will go to Grass Valley to visit Oourt Pride, as Dr. Troppman of San Francisco, Grand Secreta will be present. At their meéting last night Court Garfield admitted two candidates to membership. Yesterday William Daniel, wo for the past eleven years has been associated with E. T. 8. Powellin the soda works and buildings on the corner of Pine and Spring etreets, sold his intereat to hls partner, who will hereafter conduct the business. . Mr. Daniel expects to shortly take his departure for the southern part of the State, All the stages running up-country are now forced to. use runners part of the distance. The snow fall in the higher parts is reported qaite heavy. James Rosewall, assayer, has added materially to his accommodations by renting the whole of the building of which he has been using only a part. one. terday tested several of the fire hyslush and mud from the asphaltum. the Broad street The place is to be made an up-to-date and roomy office with the entrance above the present The OBIsie A.” Destined to Develop Into One of Our Richest Mines. peanuts has just been received there. When Menelik gazes upon the great palaces of the world’s fair he: may doubt the graudeur bis ancestor Solomon, St. Louis has just isehives “the gest stationery engine on‘earth.” Thie sounds very world’s fair, When Santoe-Damont comes to the fair with his gas beg he is likely to find some Yankee flying machine worth looking at. The Washington Post says that, St.) Louis is making’a strenuous effort to provide pure drinking water for the fair visitors. The water question never bothered St, Louis before. Europe will furnigh a good deal of The “Elsie A.” quartz mining claim, which is located a few miles north of this city on the well known Arbogast ranch, ie at the present time looking exceedingly promising and all indications point to this proporty developing in the near futare into one of the banner gold producers of this district. assured. A lot of 40,500 bushels of] Sewer Inspector Richard ‘Eady yesdrante around the business streets and incidentally washed off considerable The “Elsie A.” was located many years ago and although considerable work had been done on the property by intervale, the vein had never been opened up thoroughly or the mine detbe music for the fair, bat asusual, Ohicago will be called upon to furnish the wind. a "Yes, I'm a Western man’ myeelf.” “That so? Dve never been west, bat I At the home of James Lean on Piety Hill yeeterday afternoon a pleasant . veloped to.any great depth. About four months ago the claim was bonded by Geo. Bonney and Geo. Hurst of this city, who proceeded at once to open up the property in a sys~ tematic manner. The shaft at that time was: down sixty feet, with considerable water at the bottom. A pump was put in and as soon as the water was out, work was continued on ahead aboat fifteen fest. the miners met with some success by cutting into the north and south ledge. Operations were continued throagh the shaft-way for about 100 feet, with the expectation of encountering the east and west ledge. Ae anticipated, the ledges finally came together and the east and west ledge then separated, the east vein dipping toward the east and the west vein running direetly west—something rarely experienced in mining operations. ‘The ledge which is now being worked is over three feet thick and free gold and salpharets can be seen all through the ore. The owners being ,very conservative men, estimate that the rock will mill between $15 to $20 per ton, and the ladies promise some genuine} but experienced miners who have seen surprises when the gala affair comes. this quality of ore before, regard off. the strike as a yery important one Edward Linehan, a young man born . 204 state that the rock will average and reared at Smarteville, died at that. ® ach higher value per ton when a place yesterday morning. He leaves. trialtestis made. a father and three brothers. Deceased. Messrs. Bonney & Hurst have a was aged about 36 years. The funeral Hartington mill at the mine which will be beld at Smarteville tomorrow they expect to have in operation within the next two weeks, party was held, when two of the Lean children were christened. Rev. Josiab Sims of the Congregational Church performed the baptismal ceremony, and a very pretty incident was the meeting of the reverend gentleman and Mrs, Campbell, grandmoiber of the children, The two were originally from Camborne, England, where they attended the same church and -abbath school. Mrs. Campbell knew Mr, Sims ‘when he was known as the “boy preacher” and their reminiscenses of ‘the days long gone by proved very interesting to the assembled guests. k The “ladies’ night,” which the Nevada City Lodge of Biks recently decided to give, has been placed in the hands of the wives of the Elks. The event will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening, February 65th. Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at the home of Mra. J. M. Hadley on Main street, when steps toward arranging for the big night were taken. Sub-commiteees have been appointed operated upon the left knee of Captain F. A. Gourley, the well-kno«xn mining . man, and removed therefrom portions of divensed bone and particles of dead tissue. The operation was performed at the home of Mr. Gourley on East Broad street and was very successful, the patient now doing nicely. A namber of years ago Mr. Gourley had the misfortane to severely injure the member, and ten years ago Dr. Lane of San Franciseo operated apon the knee and afforded the necessary relief, but the constant using of the limb, coupled with an accident received while boarding a steamer at Cape Nome.a few months ago, tended to affect the knee and after suffering much pain with it be again had it out open and the cause removed. It will be some time yet, however, before Mr. Gourley will have much use for his leg. Warrants Issued SacRAMENTO, January 18.—Governor Pardee today issued warrants for the requisition of W. L. Simpson and J. R. Coffee, Simpson is under arrest in Petaluma for the crime of grand larceny committed in Idaho, while Coffee is under arrest in Kern county for the crime of murder, committed in Arkan-. sas in 1899, Coffee has lived a peaceful life.in Kern county for the past five years, but recently got into a quarrel with bie brother-in-law, which “. led to the arrest. distance attraction, Moneyback. At your grocer’s, Schilling’s Best is a longFast Work. Colusa, January 18.—Over the road and through the bills, Dr. Rathbun, a well known physician of this place, took a fast ride in his automobile Friday bight in anewer toa sick call, and after forty-eight minutes of ‘fast drivwhere he may conclude to remain, morning. There is a large quantity of 2re already extracted, so 7 that when the mill 1s ready it will be Removed the Cause) Ordered Out. “tarsi the acic a: u e This strike at the “Elsie A.” ia a very important one and will prove @ Yesterday morning Dr. A. H. Tickell SAORAMENTO, January 18.—Acting big: thing for the fatare ‘of “Eup mid [the town clear of hard characters, Serjpg, he covered the distance to Sites, twenty-four miles away, averaging 6 ing claims in that immediate district as it will tend to promote renewed development work and open up, a #umber of other properties. The ‘E'sie A.’’ is located in a fine district and some day will probably enrich its fortunate ownere and operators. Measrs. Bonney and Hurst, the lessees who are now developing the property, are practipal and experienced miners who well deserve the success tbat bas reulted from their persistent and well directed efforts. Their many friends wish them continued success . and increased measnre of good lack , aod prosperity in working thie claim Business Dull. . which they justly deserve. —-——_—+20 -——-—— How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrb that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. JgCHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Obeney for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectly honorable in all under Chief Sullivan’s orders to keep geant Koening, assisted by Officers Kripp and Maloney, this morning rounded ap thirty-one suspicious looking characters, some from the all night saloons, while others were gathered in for prowling about the streets at late and unusual hours. The majority had no money, while some had only afew cents. Justice March consumed seven words in disposing of the entire lot: “One hour to get out of town.” —_—___~+ oe» —__—_ Cxi0aao, January 18.—The bansheelike wail of the money-changers is the only sound beard these nigbt in Obicago, The streets are Geeerted, cafes . abandoned, and tbe Bartenders’ Union is co.fronted with bankruptcy. In tbe vernacular of the _ street, “there’s nothing doing.” All thia beAt th'‘s point], expect to go next year to the St, Louis fair.” “Ob! that may be worth seeing, but it won’t be in it with the’—*‘Ah! how are things in Ohicago, There is a movement on foot to establish a bank on the fair grounds. This was unnecessary at Chicago. The fair organization iteelf took care of all the surplus the average visitor had. Mrs. Rorer, the famous writer and lecturer on ‘‘How Oooking should Be done” is going to run @ restaurant at the fair, We'll find out now whether, she really knows. Police Organize. CH1oaco, January 18.—Members of Chicago’s police force, numbering 800 and including patrolmen and officers of rank, have launched an orgenization to be known ae the “Policemen’s Progressive Association.” Its principal object, it is said, will be the protection of its members against charges made by criminals and thieves and on evidence given by the latter to a local graft investigation committee. The charges have resulted in the discharge of policemen, and they aseert that their dismissal on such testimony is unjust. The Graft committee was denounced, ee Domestic Tronbies. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be leseened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles, They not only relieve you, but cure, 250., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store, Civilization is an evolution. The good things, like “Old Gilt Edge Whisky,” mark the higheet point in its progression. Remember that, dear. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 820 Olay 8t., 8. F. = ee BORN. In Nevada City, Nevada county, Oalifcrnia, January 17, 1904, to the wife of W. B. Hoover, a eon. a aaeee <<< Birthday Gifts We have a large assortment of business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. cause thirty three theaters, fifty-ceven halls and seventeen churches have bee@olosed by the Building Department, One theatre upened yesterday. are Wonderful Nerve Is displayed by many a man endaring pains of accidental Cuts, Wounde, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff joints. But there’s no need for it. Buckien’s Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It’s the! beat Salve on earth for the Piles, too. 26c., at W. D. Vinton’s, Draggist. ——_—-—_ + <0 (iood Meats . Co!ley Brothers bave the very be of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. —_—__ —+ eee + —_ West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpina, KInnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggiste, Toledo, O Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and macous sarfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. TRY La Rue’s Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike . saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto sall on him. d81-tf For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. J mile in rarer mipates, ~ THE POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SNELL & FLEMING STOCK OF : Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Linings, Trimmings, Mattings, Carpets, Rte. IS NOW GOING ON And Will Be Continued for a SHORT TIME ONLY. WOLFF are the best on the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them.. ee ee FOR SALE BY Leading dealer RECEIVER Drugs and Stationery Cough Cure UA RUES HEADACHE DOWDERS H. DICKERMAN. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthdey gifts, aleg Silver Deposit Wate 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 bave Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds in und gee them. They will make Drop excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND JEWELER \Broad Street, Nevada Ut:y eee acne old and highly inhipelterdied friend, Hon. Thomas J, Sherwood, editor of the Marysville Democrat, pat in an appearance here last evening, and beie {ag well acquainted with some of our ‘pest citizens they took bim in. hand ‘and gave him a most cordial welcome to (he mountains. A camp-etew isto be given this evening and, Brother Sherwood ie an invited guest. The weather being so treacherous at this time, and yesterday morning while it was pattially fair in company with “Prank Letiners he arrived at Grass Valley yesterday afternoon, where he left bip team, After shsking the dust off bis feet in that town he boarded the electric car and came up to the county seat. He had hot been here very long before a lively snow etorm set in and the ground is now covered with eight inches of the beautiful. The boys up ia this bailiwick prayed foras many feet, in order that they might keep the venerable, bat yentbful looking, editor up here for awhile. Up here Tom is regarded as one.of God’s own’ men, and that’s why they like to have a long not e fly-by-night visit from him. If suoh an unfortunate thing should Happen that the people of the valley want him no longer the boys up this way willalways have the latch-string on the outside for him. Kep! Tracks Clear. The care on the electric railway were kept ranniog last. night, thus pre venting any blockade on the line. About two o’clock the car employes found it rather hard to make the trips, ae the snow was then piling up fast, bat they maneged to keep the road clear, even if they had to stay up all night to do it. On the Narrow Gauge line the snow plow and its crew started out shortly after midnight and kept the track open, Several ruus were made between this city and Kreiss’ summit Naan Se Wm. Britland at bis saloon on Broad street, inakes a specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you cao devend that they ate mixed properly. eo \f yoo wart a good, vool drink o neer—the very best in town—drop iv and see Wm. Barry. « tf-m7 It’s the best Light. Lv LEOCrRIOCITY is light nowadays. You ought to put it in ‘your house. It’s the safeat light known. It’s clean. It’s certain — press. a button and it’s on; press another and its. off. No more : explosons, no more Pt bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys Ive cheaper in the long FODG vias Our New Gas hight. Is the best for business houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for people who use it for only a few hours a night. Hovada County Gas & Electric, JOHN WERRY, Manager. pom@ Best irc ardeecent } mps, 150 eac OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853 444444 I buy Gold Dust. and the Comes to Towa. . A. B. Davie, who formerly resided fn this county, died at Sacramento a fow days ago, where he had resided for several years, Hecame to this county in 1869 and spent fifteen years in the mines. He worked in eeveral of the dietricts throughout the county, fand.he was very successful, accumulating a snug little fortane. He then went to Brighton,in Sacramento county, where he purchased a farm and re sided there fora number of years. He was a man who was highly respected for his many good characteristics. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Oroup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs 260, 80c. Drugglets. pany O for their big macquerade ball on the 12th of next month are hatd at’ work arranging for the coming event. If there is one thing that the boys in blue are capable of doing it is that of getting up a genuine, good masque ball, They take lote of interest in these pleasure parties and labor with the object of providing wholesome and healthful amusement for the frequentera of Armory Hall. Io the past they have beld some grand parties, bat it is promised that the coming attraction will eclipse all former efforts. Fora good time in the pleasare line the followers of Uncle Sam are all O. K. Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re The committees appointed by ComMarshal Shearer, with bie usual promptness, had all the street crossinge in the, businegs center, cleared of the snow at'an early bour this morni ots lief. One dose cures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 250 and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Smeets A cS RR ARG A A a Rae ea — DR. H. O. SMITH) DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING... PINE STREET NEVADA OITY, CAL. a RE A A LS A A a Che Best in town. — Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six:to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. Al wevapa orry »W AE OWL. anrass vatcey GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductions in prices on all of our gooda. Great Reduction in Cloaks and Furs. Great Reduction in Blankets ‘Great Reduction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Tennis Flannels, etc. Call and get our pric:s. Samp'es sent on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. .H. EDDY, Manager. ateteratatisieiasiatainiatniiatalaiataial ETTES "6% “CRAVENETTES," The New$Rain-Proof.Clothifor,. 7 ea Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep yoa 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. HYMAN &CO & R. F. MORRISON \i8ik § LOLOLOO LOT! (MOORE Oe Ol RODIN OY BD OD DODD PD MEL IPD as , ; Sucesssor to Violin Bows and Guitar Strings and Silver Bars. .Nevada City, Cx: A od; A. 9 new line of etrings for all stringed ust teacn 8, ‘iolin chin rests, eto. foc splen td line of Clocks and Watehes. A & HR. @y HAR LUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS 'Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, sort of Fred Eilerman ON BROAD STRERT. The bet of Beer, Cigars, etc. Can always be found at the favorite Tree 9 Cool and Sharp fe the Beer drawn by us. best. We also serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks at any time. Dower & Hooper, Proprietors We e a specialty of keeping only We would be pleased to see you THE EAGLE SALOON UISINE a Special feature. Retaro Oall Bells. Electric light. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men, Special attention paid to Commer. clal Menfand Transient trade. . PLENDID! GROCERIES Wefhave a fresh stock of everything in the grocery line at our store. Try L' MON PLUEL RAISINS, CURRANTS, ICITRON, MimN JE A EAT, ETC., ETC. Wc. atc k-c, only the best and sell as ow as possible OO Try 4 bot'le of{Shasta Water with your . Tue Br: Five Grocery. J. J SACKS: N, Proprie‘ or. “é: AE CR: eS enidaenn 2: aes Lasser suasemans cineca ni amie nsaemaactenatn amare. “a -—~ is * = \ os ; ie i , ot

THE TRANSCRIPT. Fy city. PERSONAL TOL JANUARY 19, 1904 Daily Record of the. Doings of Our People. T. W. Sheelan is here from San Francisco. H: A. Rapben of New York is here on mining business. Geo. Logan of Sacramento is in this W. E, Baker is here from Rough and Ready. W. Daniels left this morning for San Francisco. ’ Mr, and Mrs.Wm. Richards and son, who have been here on a visit to Mr. Richards’ parents, returned today to Tonopab. Geo. A. Legg left thie morning for a business trip to San Francisco, C. Burke, R. A. Marshall, O, OQ. White and H. 8S. Haywood arrived here on this morning’s train from San Francisco. Geo. McLaughlin of Sacramento are rived in this city this morning. E. P. McCulla is down from Washington. N. Barback of Washington {Is visiting the County Seat. Michael Shea is down from Moores Flat, William P, Thomas is quite ill at bis home on Orchard street. David Voss left this morning for the El Oro mive at Maybert. V. T. Erickson of Duluth, Minn., is here on a visit to his brother. W. T. Batler’s children are down with the mecsles at their boma on Gold Flat. A. D.Mason returned last night froma busigess trip to Sacramento. * Bugene Englebright is ill with the measiee. A. Lademan, who has been quite {ll at his home on Broad street, is improving. Mrs. Thomas Bradbury of Allegbany is here ona visit to her sister, Mrs. Richard Bennetts of Lost Hill. Miss Addie E, Clemens, who has been visiting relatives bere, returned this morning to ber home at Ohallenge Mills. Mra. D. P. Bowere and child of Latah, Washington, arrived here last evening on a visit to the lady’s brother, L. E. Armstrong. Mrs. William ‘Giffin left this morning on a visit to {friends in San Francisco. Henry Lane, Fred Zeitler and Alex. Hongell have returned from a duck hunting trip around Marysville. They had a pleasaut time and bagged goodly number of ducks. A mistake was made io this paper yesterday stating that Dr. J. F. MoGovern and wife were among the arrivals here yesterday. Mr. MoGovern’s wife did not accompany him here, William Laird is here from Loomis om a visit. Dan Coughlin of Columbia Hill ie reported to be quite ill. A son of William E. Meservey of Town Talk is ill with the measles. Thos. J.-Torpie retarned yesterdey to May bert. John Eddy, the blacksmith, fering from an attack of rheumatism, North Bloomfield today. Weather Report. Francisco: Tonight showers ‘ers. Wednesday show MOADIE. {North for the past ‘two seasons, will is safFred Bandemar came up from Sen Francisco Jast evening and went to The following is the forecast of the ~weather, as seat out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Of oe of Around Th ‘Interest in "aa is Section. J. D. Fleming was shoving back the show window at the Snell & Fleming store last night when he slipped and fell. He received a severe shaking up and suffered considerable pain for the time being. George Coffee, whose old home is North San Juan, but who hae been acting manager for one of the big mining companies in the Klondike of late years, will leave San Francisco this week again for that country. George Hothereall and O. W. Bean, who have accompanied Mr. Ocffee to the frozen not return with him this trip, although they have received tempting offers, An interesting drill was again held by the toys of Company OC last evening and they are working zealously to be in proper trim when Inspector Wilhelm arrives. The athletic department of the company is gaining in membership and patronage right along and the club is fast becoming a popular place of pastime to a large percentage of our young men who recognize the benefits thus derived from physical culture. The body of the Chinuman who disappeared from Washington last week was recovered from the South Yuba river yesterday afternoon. It is supposed that while crossing over the trail in the dark he lost his footing and was precipitated over the embankmeut into the riverand was drowned. Tomorrow evening a number: of members of Court Garfield, No. 9, Foresters of America, will go to Grass Valley to visit Oourt Pride, as Dr. Troppman of San Francisco, Grand Secreta will be present. At their meéting last night Court Garfield admitted two candidates to membership. Yesterday William Daniel, wo for the past eleven years has been associated with E. T. 8. Powellin the soda works and buildings on the corner of Pine and Spring etreets, sold his intereat to hls partner, who will hereafter conduct the business. . Mr. Daniel expects to shortly take his departure for the southern part of the State, All the stages running up-country are now forced to. use runners part of the distance. The snow fall in the higher parts is reported qaite heavy. James Rosewall, assayer, has added materially to his accommodations by renting the whole of the building of which he has been using only a part. one. terday tested several of the fire hyslush and mud from the asphaltum. the Broad street The place is to be made an up-to-date and roomy office with the entrance above the present The OBIsie A.” Destined to Develop Into One of Our Richest Mines. peanuts has just been received there. When Menelik gazes upon the great palaces of the world’s fair he: may doubt the graudeur bis ancestor Solomon, St. Louis has just isehives “the gest stationery engine on‘earth.” Thie sounds very world’s fair, When Santoe-Damont comes to the fair with his gas beg he is likely to find some Yankee flying machine worth looking at. The Washington Post says that, St.) Louis is making’a strenuous effort to provide pure drinking water for the fair visitors. The water question never bothered St, Louis before. Europe will furnigh a good deal of The “Elsie A.” quartz mining claim, which is located a few miles north of this city on the well known Arbogast ranch, ie at the present time looking exceedingly promising and all indications point to this proporty developing in the near futare into one of the banner gold producers of this district. assured. A lot of 40,500 bushels of] Sewer Inspector Richard ‘Eady yesdrante around the business streets and incidentally washed off considerable The “Elsie A.” was located many years ago and although considerable work had been done on the property by intervale, the vein had never been opened up thoroughly or the mine detbe music for the fair, bat asusual, Ohicago will be called upon to furnish the wind. a "Yes, I'm a Western man’ myeelf.” “That so? Dve never been west, bat I At the home of James Lean on Piety Hill yeeterday afternoon a pleasant . veloped to.any great depth. About four months ago the claim was bonded by Geo. Bonney and Geo. Hurst of this city, who proceeded at once to open up the property in a sys~ tematic manner. The shaft at that time was: down sixty feet, with considerable water at the bottom. A pump was put in and as soon as the water was out, work was continued on ahead aboat fifteen fest. the miners met with some success by cutting into the north and south ledge. Operations were continued throagh the shaft-way for about 100 feet, with the expectation of encountering the east and west ledge. Ae anticipated, the ledges finally came together and the east and west ledge then separated, the east vein dipping toward the east and the west vein running direetly west—something rarely experienced in mining operations. ‘The ledge which is now being worked is over three feet thick and free gold and salpharets can be seen all through the ore. The owners being ,very conservative men, estimate that the rock will mill between $15 to $20 per ton, and the ladies promise some genuine} but experienced miners who have seen surprises when the gala affair comes. this quality of ore before, regard off. the strike as a yery important one Edward Linehan, a young man born . 204 state that the rock will average and reared at Smarteville, died at that. ® ach higher value per ton when a place yesterday morning. He leaves. trialtestis made. a father and three brothers. Deceased. Messrs. Bonney & Hurst have a was aged about 36 years. The funeral Hartington mill at the mine which will be beld at Smarteville tomorrow they expect to have in operation within the next two weeks, party was held, when two of the Lean children were christened. Rev. Josiab Sims of the Congregational Church performed the baptismal ceremony, and a very pretty incident was the meeting of the reverend gentleman and Mrs, Campbell, grandmoiber of the children, The two were originally from Camborne, England, where they attended the same church and -abbath school. Mrs. Campbell knew Mr, Sims ‘when he was known as the “boy preacher” and their reminiscenses of ‘the days long gone by proved very interesting to the assembled guests. k The “ladies’ night,” which the Nevada City Lodge of Biks recently decided to give, has been placed in the hands of the wives of the Elks. The event will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening, February 65th. Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at the home of Mra. J. M. Hadley on Main street, when steps toward arranging for the big night were taken. Sub-commiteees have been appointed operated upon the left knee of Captain F. A. Gourley, the well-kno«xn mining . man, and removed therefrom portions of divensed bone and particles of dead tissue. The operation was performed at the home of Mr. Gourley on East Broad street and was very successful, the patient now doing nicely. A namber of years ago Mr. Gourley had the misfortane to severely injure the member, and ten years ago Dr. Lane of San Franciseo operated apon the knee and afforded the necessary relief, but the constant using of the limb, coupled with an accident received while boarding a steamer at Cape Nome.a few months ago, tended to affect the knee and after suffering much pain with it be again had it out open and the cause removed. It will be some time yet, however, before Mr. Gourley will have much use for his leg. Warrants Issued SacRAMENTO, January 18.—Governor Pardee today issued warrants for the requisition of W. L. Simpson and J. R. Coffee, Simpson is under arrest in Petaluma for the crime of grand larceny committed in Idaho, while Coffee is under arrest in Kern county for the crime of murder, committed in Arkan-. sas in 1899, Coffee has lived a peaceful life.in Kern county for the past five years, but recently got into a quarrel with bie brother-in-law, which “. led to the arrest. distance attraction, Moneyback. At your grocer’s, Schilling’s Best is a longFast Work. Colusa, January 18.—Over the road and through the bills, Dr. Rathbun, a well known physician of this place, took a fast ride in his automobile Friday bight in anewer toa sick call, and after forty-eight minutes of ‘fast drivwhere he may conclude to remain, morning. There is a large quantity of 2re already extracted, so 7 that when the mill 1s ready it will be Removed the Cause) Ordered Out. “tarsi the acic a: u e This strike at the “Elsie A.” ia a very important one and will prove @ Yesterday morning Dr. A. H. Tickell SAORAMENTO, January 18.—Acting big: thing for the fatare ‘of “Eup mid [the town clear of hard characters, Serjpg, he covered the distance to Sites, twenty-four miles away, averaging 6 ing claims in that immediate district as it will tend to promote renewed development work and open up, a #umber of other properties. The ‘E'sie A.’’ is located in a fine district and some day will probably enrich its fortunate ownere and operators. Measrs. Bonney and Hurst, the lessees who are now developing the property, are practipal and experienced miners who well deserve the success tbat bas reulted from their persistent and well directed efforts. Their many friends wish them continued success . and increased measnre of good lack , aod prosperity in working thie claim Business Dull. . which they justly deserve. —-——_—+20 -——-—— How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrb that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. JgCHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Obeney for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectly honorable in all under Chief Sullivan’s orders to keep geant Koening, assisted by Officers Kripp and Maloney, this morning rounded ap thirty-one suspicious looking characters, some from the all night saloons, while others were gathered in for prowling about the streets at late and unusual hours. The majority had no money, while some had only afew cents. Justice March consumed seven words in disposing of the entire lot: “One hour to get out of town.” —_—___~+ oe» —__—_ Cxi0aao, January 18.—The bansheelike wail of the money-changers is the only sound beard these nigbt in Obicago, The streets are Geeerted, cafes . abandoned, and tbe Bartenders’ Union is co.fronted with bankruptcy. In tbe vernacular of the _ street, “there’s nothing doing.” All thia beAt th'‘s point], expect to go next year to the St, Louis fair.” “Ob! that may be worth seeing, but it won’t be in it with the’—*‘Ah! how are things in Ohicago, There is a movement on foot to establish a bank on the fair grounds. This was unnecessary at Chicago. The fair organization iteelf took care of all the surplus the average visitor had. Mrs. Rorer, the famous writer and lecturer on ‘‘How Oooking should Be

done” is going to run @ restaurant at the fair, We'll find out now whether, she really knows. Police Organize. CH1oaco, January 18.—Members of Chicago’s police force, numbering 800 and including patrolmen and officers of rank, have launched an orgenization to be known ae the “Policemen’s Progressive Association.” Its principal object, it is said, will be the protection of its members against charges made by criminals and thieves and on evidence given by the latter to a local graft investigation committee. The charges have resulted in the discharge of policemen, and they aseert that their dismissal on such testimony is unjust. The Graft committee was denounced, ee Domestic Tronbies. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be leseened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles, They not only relieve you, but cure, 250., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store, Civilization is an evolution. The good things, like “Old Gilt Edge Whisky,” mark the higheet point in its progression. Remember that, dear. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 820 Olay 8t., 8. F. = ee BORN. In Nevada City, Nevada county, Oalifcrnia, January 17, 1904, to the wife of W. B. Hoover, a eon. a aaeee <<< Birthday Gifts We have a large assortment of business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. cause thirty three theaters, fifty-ceven halls and seventeen churches have bee@olosed by the Building Department, One theatre upened yesterday. are Wonderful Nerve Is displayed by many a man endaring pains of accidental Cuts, Wounde, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff joints. But there’s no need for it. Buckien’s Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It’s the! beat Salve on earth for the Piles, too. 26c., at W. D. Vinton’s, Draggist. ——_—-—_ + <0 (iood Meats . Co!ley Brothers bave the very be of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. —_—__ —+ eee + —_ West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpina, KInnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggiste, Toledo, O Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and macous sarfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. TRY La Rue’s Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike . saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto sall on him. d81-tf For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. J mile in rarer mipates, ~ THE POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SNELL & FLEMING STOCK OF : Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Linings, Trimmings, Mattings, Carpets, Rte. IS NOW GOING ON And Will Be Continued for a SHORT TIME ONLY. WOLFF are the best on the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them... ee ee FOR SALE BY Leading dealer RECEIVER Drugs and Stationery Cough Cure UA RUES HEADACHE DOWDERS H. DICKERMAN. SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthdey gifts, aleg Silver Deposit Wate 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 bave Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds in und gee them. They will make Drop excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND JEWELER \Broad Street, Nevada Ut:y eee acne old and highly inhipelterdied friend, Hon. Thomas J, Sherwood, editor of the Marysville Democrat, pat in an appearance here last evening, and beie {ag well acquainted with some of our ‘pest citizens they took bim in. hand ‘and gave him a most cordial welcome to (he mountains. A camp-etew isto be given this evening and, Brother Sherwood ie an invited guest. The weather being so treacherous at this time, and yesterday morning while it was pattially fair in company with “Prank Letiners he arrived at Grass Valley yesterday afternoon, where he left bip team, After shsking the dust off bis feet in that town he boarded the electric car and came up to the county seat. He had hot been here very long before a lively snow etorm set in and the ground is now covered with eight inches of the beautiful. The boys up ia this bailiwick prayed foras many feet, in order that they might keep the venerable, bat yentbful looking, editor up here for awhile. Up here Tom is regarded as one.of God’s own’ men, and that’s why they like to have a long not e fly-by-night visit from him. If suoh an unfortunate thing should Happen that the people of the valley want him no longer the boys up this way willalways have the latch-string on the outside for him. Kep! Tracks Clear. The care on the electric railway were kept ranniog last. night, thus pre venting any blockade on the line. About two o’clock the car employes found it rather hard to make the trips, ae the snow was then piling up fast, bat they maneged to keep the road clear, even if they had to stay up all night to do it. On the Narrow Gauge line the snow plow and its crew started out shortly after midnight and kept the track open, Several ruus were made between this city and Kreiss’ summit Naan Se Wm. Britland at bis saloon on Broad street, inakes a specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you cao devend that they ate mixed properly. eo \f yoo wart a good, vool drink o neer—the very best in town—drop iv and see Wm. Barry. « tf-m7 It’s the best Light.. Lv LEOCrRIOCITY is light nowadays. You ought to put it in ‘your house. It’s the safeat light known. It’s clean. It’s certain — press. a button and it’s on; press another and its. off. No more : explosons, no more Pt bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys Ive cheaper in the long FODG vias Our New Gas hight. Is the best for business houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for people who use it for only a few hours a night. Hovada County Gas & Electric, JOHN WERRY, Manager. pom@ Best irc ardeecent } mps, 150 eac OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853 444444 I buy Gold Dust. and the Comes to Towa. . A. B. Davie, who formerly resided fn this county, died at Sacramento a fow days ago, where he had resided for several years, Hecame to this county in 1869 and spent fifteen years in the mines. He worked in eeveral of the dietricts throughout the county, fand.he was very successful, accumulating a snug little fortane. He then went to Brighton,in Sacramento county, where he purchased a farm and re sided there fora number of years. He was a man who was highly respected for his many good characteristics. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Oroup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs 260, 80c. Drugglets. pany O for their big macquerade ball on the 12th of next month are hatd at’ work arranging for the coming event. If there is one thing that the boys in blue are capable of doing it is that of getting up a genuine, good masque ball, They take lote of interest in these pleasure parties and labor with the object of providing wholesome and healthful amusement for the frequentera of Armory Hall. Io the past they have beld some grand parties, bat it is promised that the coming attraction will eclipse all former efforts. Fora good time in the pleasare line the followers of Uncle Sam are all O. K. Ths Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re The committees appointed by ComMarshal Shearer, with bie usual promptness, had all the street crossinge in the, businegs center, cleared of the snow at'an early bour this morni ots lief. One dose cures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 250 and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. Smeets A cS RR ARG A A a Rae ea — DR. H. O. SMITH) DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING..... PINE STREET NEVADA OITY, CAL. a RE A A LS A A a Che Best in town.. — Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six:to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. Al wevapa orry »W AE OWL. anrass vatcey GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductions in prices on all of our gooda. Great Reduction in Cloaks and Furs.. Great Reduction in Blankets ‘Great Reduction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Tennis Flannels, etc. Call and get our pric:s. Samp'es sent on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. .H. EDDY, Manager. ateteratatisieiasiatainiatniiatalaiataial ETTES "6% “CRAVENETTES," The New$Rain-Proof.Clothifor,. 7 ea Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep yoa 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. HYMAN &CO & R. F. MORRISON \i8ik § LOLOLOO LOT! (MOORE Oe Ol RODIN OY BD OD DODD PD MEL IPD as , ; Sucesssor to Violin Bows and Guitar Strings and Silver Bars. .Nevada City, Cx: A od; A. 9 new line of etrings for all stringed ust teacn 8, ‘iolin chin rests, eto. foc splen td line of Clocks and Watehes. A & HR. @y HAR LUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Hotel Antlers LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS 'Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, sort of Fred Eilerman ON BROAD STRERT. The bet of Beer, Cigars, etc. Can always be found at the favorite Tree 9 Cool and Sharp fe the Beer drawn by us. best. We also serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks at any time. Dower & Hooper, Proprietors We e a specialty of keeping only We would be pleased to see you THE EAGLE SALOON UISINE a Special feature. Retaro Oall Bells. Electric light. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men, Special attention paid to Commer. clal Menfand Transient trade. .. PLENDID! GROCERIES Wefhave a fresh stock of everything in the grocery line at our store. Try L' MON PLUEL RAISINS, CURRANTS, ICITRON, MimN JE A EAT, ETC., ETC. Wc. atc k-c, only the best and sell as ow as possible OO Try 4 bot'le of{Shasta Water with your . Tue Br: Five Grocery. J. J SACKS: N, Proprie‘ or. “é: AE CR: eS enidaenn 2: aes Lasser suasemans cineca ni amie nsaemaactenatn amare. “a -—~ is * = \ os ; ie i , ot