January 21, 1904 (4 pages)

CSN SESE RBA ae oi e OS De Pr THURSDAY,. JANUARY 21, 1904 > PERSONAL MENTION, Daily Record of the Mrs. Lizzie Hocking, who has been vety-ill, was able to sit ap today. E. K. Cowles is here from San Francisco. . Stanford Leland of Alameda is here on a visit. . T. 8. Merchant is here from San . Francieco on a business trip, Ed, Fieke is down from Washington. Elmer Harne of Lo= Angeles is ip town. Mrs. O. B. Frost came down from Graniteville today, on her way to the Bay. ; A. W. Writacoe arrived here this afternoon from Omaha, Miss Jessie Hathaway left this morning forthe Bay. * Superintendent Geo, Scarf of the Bay Oounties Power Company returned this morning from San Francisco. Superintendent Frank 8. Morgan of the Oustomah mine, returned from the Bay this morning. ° I. Hiner of San Francisco is here. B. Haskell of Oakland arrived here today. ? L. O. Murphy and wife of Sacramento are here for a few days. Mr. Marpbhy is a well-known insurance man. J. D. Murray of San Francisco came in on the morning train. P, 8. Hall is here from North Bloomfleld. Superintendent J. W. Morrell came down from Alleghany yesterday. Superintendent G. W. Peers of the Yuba mine fs in town. Carl Schmidt left this morning for the Bay. W. F. Englebright has gone to San Francisco. QO. W. Porterfleld went to the Bay this morning. K. Dahl, who has been visiting at San Francisco, returned last evening. Vivian Stevens, who has been suffering from an attack of malaria, is recovering, Misses Kate and Mamie Kelleher of Washington, who have made their home here for some time past, left for San Fraocisco this morning. Charles Moody is visiting in .Marysville. ; George Madeira, who is collecting a mineral display for the St. Louis Fair, has returned from a trip up-country. James T. Dillon is down from Washington. J. B. and W. Nord of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Supervisor W. H. Martin returned last evening from a business trip below. Mrs. G. Wendling and daughter of San Francisco are here on a visit to Mrs. A. Maltman. J. W. Petty, the mixologist of the ‘Owl saloon, is again on daty, after » short illness, : Ed McCullough returned to Washington today, after’ spending a few days at the county seat. & Wallace Williamson of Washington left here this morning for Arizona, where he will engage in mining. For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. To Talk It Over. John Mason Jr., who has been here for some time past as assistant manager of the Gold Tunnel, OrleansPotosi and Federal Loan mines, ‘ieft for Sansalito this morning, accompanied by his wife. He will confer with Messrs. Lezineky and Vick at San Francisco in regard tothe claims against the Gold Tunnel Mining Company. Civilization of Trade is a «Proper phrase for Schilling’s Best — tea coffee including the moneyback dealing in them by grocers, baking powder spices flavoring extracts soda THE TRANSCRIPT. § ower ths Of Happenings of Interest in and 3 Around This Section. Oounty Assessor Sohrdeder and Deputy John Hammill are now busily engaged in prepuring statements preliminary to beginning field work on the firat Monday in March. The same efficient corps of office and fleld deputies that agsisted in the work last year will be retained thisse ason. A boy in coming from school fell near the courthouse yesterday noon and another boy fell on top of him, The under lad was so stunned that it was “necessary for Oounty Treasurer Wright, who happened to be near by, to assist him to hie feet, Some samples of ore have been received here from the three locations which Frank T. Smith and William Bluett made in the neighborhood of the Plambago mine a few months ago The ore is heavily mineralized and this spring the gentlemen calculate to do some work on the veins from which the rock was taken, A one-fifth of an undivided one-half interest in a quartz ledge adjoining the Gold Point mine on Union Hill, in.the Grass Valley district, has been sold by Henry A. Ebster of San Jose to O. K. Anderson, also of San Jose. Anotber rousing revival meeting was held in the Methodist Ohurch ‘last night. Rev. J. B. Ohynoweth chose for his subject “The Human and the Divine side of the Gospel,” which was bendled in a masterly way and proved very interesting. The meetings will be continued for the rest of the week with the exception of Saturday. Shovel Off the ice. There is a city ordinance which requireg all property owners within the corporate limits to have their sidewalks cleared of snow as soon as possible after the storm has ceased, This duty has been well performed by the majority of our citizens, in the case of the recent. snowtall, buat there are still many who have yet neglected to clear their walks and as a result the melting snow changes into ice at night, making it extremely difficalt and dangerous for pedestrians going down apy grades, even when rabbers are ased. It is a noticeable fact that snow vanishes very quickly on cement or aspbhalt walks, whereas on wooden sidewalks it disappears very slowly when once it freezes, If every tenant and property owner would be prompt to obey this ordinance, the benefits resulting to the ‘public generally would be greatly increased and the good work appreciated ‘Not $0 Cold. Last night the cold wave muderated somewhat, although towards morning Old Jack Frost “got his work in” at & pretty fair rate. Still there was a perceptible moderation to his pace The thermometer registered 17 degrees at five o’clock thie morning at one of the coldest points in town. This was seven degrees higher than yesterday’s record at the same hour, Embroidery. Lessong~~ Giver on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs, James Oarrns, Transcript Building, Oommercial treet. tf. Will Give Banquel. W. P. Ketcham, of Havana, Cuba, will entertain a number of friends at a banquet at the Hotel Antlers thie evening. The piece de resistance of the spread is to be the hind leg of an alligator from Havana. The savory dish is something new in this neck o’ the woods, and it is to be pot roasted. A jolly tlme is abead for the invited Horse Hurt. While driving into Commercial street from Pine this forenoon Fritz Hoffman, the express man, had his horse quite badly hurt. The animal missed his footing on the icy pavement and fell against a post and was thrown at full length upon the asphalt. bright, Dr, O. L. Muller and 8, W. Marsh, ae school trastees, will expire . Oberokee on Satarday, April 80th, and on that date an election will-be held to chose their successors. At the Hotel Antlers last night. Dr. J.W. Marsh of Downieville and Mies Josephine Phippin of Forest Oity were made man and wife by Rev. J. H Wythe of the local M. E, Church. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Bessie Phippin, and George H. Schaffer acted as groomsman. Following the tying of the puptial-knot a sumptaous wedding feast was partaken of by the couple and their guests. After & wedding tour to San Francisco Dr, and Mrs. Marsh will retarn to Downieville to make their fature home, Dr. Marsh being a practicing dentist at that place. The Transoript joins with their many friends in wishing them a‘ While on his way home from town Wednesday evening P. W. Ronchi, the tobaccoist, had the misfortune to fall heavily to the ground, sustaining a fractured rib, The injury did not lay bim up. Attention is directed. to the announcement of S. Wolf, receiver, of the Snell & Fleming. stock of dry goods, As it will be seen, a big reduction has been made. Ladies’ jackets are offered for half price, and great bargains in corsets are to be had. Call at the old stand, corner Broad and Pine streets, before the sale closer, as the time is now limited. No Additions. WasHINGTON, January 20—It has been practically determined to drop sll the amendments to the Panama treaty. Assurances have been received that Panama eoncedes that the treaty will be interpreted as the amendments provide in regard to the barbors, sanitation and the limitetion of the cities of Panama and Oolon. For Protectorate New York, January 20—It is reported here says a Herald dispatch from St. Thomas, D. We I,, that the Dominion Minister of Foreign Affairs, adcompanied by a delegate has left San Domingo for Washington, to endeavor to make arrangements with the United States to establish a protectorate over the Lepublic of San Domingo, University Funds San Franoisco, January 20—Owing to the tangle into which the funde of the University of Oslifornia have been plunged through the McKowen defaloation, the expenses of an exhibit at the St. Louis Fair must be paid in scme outside way, It now looke as though the California Exposition Oommission will be asked to defray the expenses of the exhibit. President Benjamin Ide Wheeler declares that the Regents of the University do not feel warranted in expending the $5000 necessary to set up the display. Be ey oa Machinery Here. Two carloads of machinéry for the Maurchie mine were received at the depot this morning. It consists of large pulley wheels and other heavy material. A carload of machinery was also received for the E} Oro mine at Maybert today. Se og Domestic Tronbles. It is exceptional to find a family . where there are no domestic ruptaies occasionally, but these can be legssened 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, 25c., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. —t2eo Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike saloonon Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered ail visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto call on him. d81-tf OUR TIME HERE IS LIMITED and we will stay only a short while more. Beginning SATURDAY, the 23d iust., we will ) put on SPECIAL SALE the following : Japan Matting, formerly “ee “ €e° “ se 850, ae “ “ 150, se 2-Ply Carpets _P.N. Corsete, formerly sold for $1.50, “ Labies’ Jackets at One-Half Price-—— & FLEMING Store. S. WOLFF RECEIVER Remember the old. SNELL Relig eM IRS fae SEAT I sold for 80c, will sell now for 196 P.N. Corsets, formerly sold for $1.25, will sell now for 75c ty cry “ 20c “és te os oe sc“ 1 00, oe “ “ ce 65c «ae Corsets, formerly sold for Tic, “ “ ‘ “ 60c ¢ 66 6% 9B Ct ee “ “ : 50c, “66 “6 BBS wes The terme of Messrs. W. F. Eaglepe * QOounty Superintendent of Schools J. G, O'Neill has completed: the quarterly spportionment of State, County end Library school moneys, which, in the aggregate, is as foftows: Allison Ranch.... «$449 00 Birchville..-.. rere en. BOOS SS oi cage check ‘610 60 Blae Tent.. Bien Gee a a.acdcvats GES 482 20 hia 8 ees dais ste os Ua 889 00 Ohalk Bluff. . ; . .458 80 ~ RO ge teat ee aa M4 bed Olear Oreek...... 6C2 40 Colambia Hill.. saseies cada 545 80 Forest Springs.. ert tee 541 00 French Oorral... -seeeeeee ee O87 00 Floriston.. Renteedege deat saad 480 60 Graniteville...0. 0.0000, 80 SRO 08s Se cio keke crete ee B80 00 Grase Valley....0.5. 10851 00 Indien Flat... cee se: nee DUE 60 Indian Springs. ..-0ss00.565 60 Kentucky Flat.:. sae Feveceen 451 80 Liberty Hill. oc. s ce. cee B61 Lime Kila. ... TT Taieien 514 60 erent, sa ee ED -. 11 40 PEGPRWOR oS Ss. oo cc cc ees 418 40 Mooney Flat. . 0. .5 25 ins 889 80 OvAdS. 55. o55.. . 6881 00 North San Juen. 644 60 North Bloomfield. . -1048 80 North Star.. .-461 80 Oakland.. . 1247 30 Overton.. .458 80. Pleasant Ridge. . (482 60 Pleasant Valley. .445 00 Rough and Ready...:. 441 00 Wollof: MAU. icc Sesiec ces cheese 458. 20 Spenoceville . 2. ccc. ee eee 491 60 Sweetiand,.....008419 40 Trackee. sieiaslenewe . -2897 00 Union BU iiisicncctcaonssat ce: 499 40 BOblNR ON. éc.e sereeccueens 657 80 Willow Valley.. Sakivemceliare 666 60 Qe ein aid cies cee sietaticken eens 368 40 Nevada City High School..$8,076 84 Grass Valley ‘ 6 sees BTAL 23 Meadow Lake ‘‘ See vas 4,097 99 Utah’s ‘Exhibit. Sr. Louis, January 21.—Utah’s estate building at the World’s Fair is finished and has beén turned over to the Commissioners. 8. T. Whitaker, the chief commissioner, has collected four car loads of ‘agricultural products for exbibition and on February Ist he expects to start an entire train load of articles for exhibition. Every kind of grass and grain grown in Utah will be exhibited and 6,000 poands of honey will be ehown, A large amount of frait and vegetables have been placed in Preserving liquids and will be dieplayed in the Palace of Agriculture. Another Panic. SEBASTOPOL, Rassia, Jan. 20—Fire in crowded Oafe yesterday caused a panc. Six corpses have been recovered, It is feared a score more are in the ruins. es Spgs The wise seldom give advice. If a friend say drink “Old Gilt Edge whisky” know it is an exception to the rule. Wichmau, Lutgen & Oo., sole proprietors, 820 Olay St., 8, F. Slocks, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat..... 1 474 Sy LOT cc Si yasion asics 119 WATER AND GAS. Boring Velleyn.<i.c6600 see cece 4034 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 57 , MINING STOOKS, Ophie... 4 15 ;Sierra Nevada 66 Mexican .. 2.65 Utah i465 ss 15 Gould & ‘ur. 86 . Ballion.. ' Best & Bel 2 10 . Exchequer . 22 Con,.Cal.&Val.1 55 . Seg. Belcher. 10 Savage .. -. 66 . Overman.. « 28 . , Chollar.. 25 . Justice.. 14 Potosi .. 23 . Union.. 85 Hale & Nrs.. 62 . Alta... 15 Crown Point. 24 . Julia »... U7 Yellow Jacket. 88 . Caledonia.. 96 Imperial.. 04 . Silver Hill .. 69 Kentuok.. 04 . Ohallenge.. 238 Alpha.,. 11 . Occidental . 81 Beloher.,.. 28 . Andes,... 82 Confidence .1 05 . BR eee antennae a TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL OUKE YOU. LA RUES HEADACHE DOWDERS sre the best on the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them.. — FOR SALE BY Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery H. DICKERMAN. Ze ~ ‘Braun, Jan, 20.—The mittee of the Reichstag today apSt, Loute Exposition, -making a total of $875,000. The Prussian Finance Minister included $40,000 more tor the exbibit of Prussia at St. Louis, or p total of $125,000 in the budget just aabmitted to the Diet, Fifty Carloads. Omana, Neb,, Jan. 20.—Fifty-one carloads of extra mess beef for the Rasslan Army will roll into San Francisco January 27th and will be loaded on a transport which will leave for the Orient February 2d. The meat was packed in specially built caske, which arfived in South Omaha last week, Ab soon as the casks arrived the work of packing began and was hurried with all possible speed. ; » Salmon Eggs. TrHama, Jan. 20.—Oaptain G. H. Lambson of the United States Fish Commission left here yesterday in charge of half a million salmon eggs from the Mill Oreek hatchery. These will be shipped by steamer to Australia apon arrival in San Franoisco. Oapt.Lambson will have. sole charge of the shipment, caring for the eggs an the way and delivering them to the * rival there. Causes Suicide. Los Anazies, Jan. 20.—George W. Groff, an insurance solicitor for the Conservative Life Insurance Qompany, committed saicide at his home in this city today, by shooting himeelf through the head with a revolver. Groff, it is said, was of a morose dis position, and is said to have brooded over the recent elopment and marriage of his young daughter. He was 45 Fair Noles World's The largest punch bowl ever made will be éxhibited in the Palace of Varfed Industries at the fair. It weighs 184 pounds, and its cost in glass and Inbor alone is over $2,800;~The famous McKinley bowl, heretofore the greatest made, weighs 85 pounds. Ideho will make an exhibit of minerals at the fair that will call attention to that State’e wonderfal resources. Her unrivaled exbibit of 200,000 opals is now overshadowed by the report that big discoveries of radium have recently been made. executive Oommissioner Hurtt is arranging for e display of thia newest wonder. : Good Meats . Colley Brothers have the very bes of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at.all timeg. Birthday: Gifts We have a large assortment of “SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada City whicb would make excellent Birthday gifts, also ‘ Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we ” have a large stock of articles made from it. Oell in and see them, and don’t forget we bave Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds Drop in and see them, They will make excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND Australian Goverr ment upon their ar. . ' SACRAMENTO, Jan. 20.—The dead body @ man found floating in the Sacramento river yesterday afternoon proves to be that of John Gebhardt, a watchman forthe Sacramento Traneportation Company, who, with another employe of the Company fell from @ steamer at the foot of N atreet, and was drowned on the night of December 14, 1908, ; Annex Panama. SeaEREnaD Wasuineron, Jan. 20.—Senator Morgan today. introdgced a bill providing forhe annexation of Panama to the United States, “the rights and property of Panama veating in the United State; without reserve.” The bill appropriated,$10,000,000 as compensation. Will Survey. Orovitts, Jan. 20.—It ies learned fcom good authority that a corps of Western Pacific surveyors will arrive in Oroville in a few days and commence surveying in this vicinity. They will not, bowever, survey in the Feather river canyon, This looks as if permanent survey would be made through the Sacramento valley, beginuing at Oroville, Weather Report. = The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out bythe bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight fair. Friday fair, warmer. Heavy frost in the morning. : MoAptrE. Th» Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per: fectly harmless. Immediate relief Granite for Fair. Rooxtum, Jan. 40.~Q, -B.~ Cowan, who hae been appointed to make a collection of mineral products of Placer County for the St. Loufs Exposition, was in Rockland recently and secured specimens of granite from all the local quarries. Mr. Cowan made a hound which ie said to be in existence in this town, baving been carved out of a granite block by a worker in one of the quarries. If found it will ‘be sent to the fair, typifying the two lead, ing industries of the town—granite quarrying and the raising of fleet greyhounds, 2 0 Soe lf you wart a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm, Barry. tf-m7 oo ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains ‘no narcotics or stapefying drags 250, 60c. Drugaists. special effort to locate a granite grey-. * Over $100 a Day. Cuicaao, Jan. 20.—Theé muntetpal Placer mine in the debria removed from the Iroquois Theater {s tarning to the present an average of over $100 @ day has been extracted from the refuse. As far as possible all articles ound are returned to the owners, but all loose money, which it is impossible to identify, will be applied to the police pension fund. Eight more ¢hurches and a number of halle were closed yesterday for violation of the city ordinances, 2. Wonderfu) Nerve Is displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental Cats, Wounds, Braisés, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff jointe, But there’s no need for it. Backlen’s Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It’s the best Salve on earth for the Piles, too. 250., at W. D. Vinton’s, Draggist. DR. H. O MASONIC BUILDING. DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dantal Parlors} —— ———— Oe Ce ks 3 . SMITH PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. eR a Bed) AAA cm ones ee Che Best in town. the leading brands of Oigars also kept, NEVADA OITY »THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY 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 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. —_——_——_ +e ->— Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad etreet, makes q specialty of Fanos Drinks, and you can devend that they are mixed properly. ———————————— OTTS ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853 Sami I buy Gold Dust and <3 and Silver Bars. . Nevada City, Cai Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS “vd -Great Reduction in Call and get our pric2s, GREAT ANNUAL ‘CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that Is coming from the East for spring, reductions in prices on all of our we are making great goods. Cloaks and Furs. Great Redaction in Blankets Great Reduction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dreas Goods Great Reduction in Tennis Flannels, eto. Samples sent on application ROSENBERG “BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. warm in winter and in summer. R. T.-M “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OW EECOAT'S Oravenette garments are rain-tight, The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. ORRISON a a ees DODGE Ee Dona Dee ica hh hee WLP LPI L LOL LLL LA LLL LL PLDI LLL LOREIDDD LA, but not air-tight. Will keep you Successor to L. HYMAN £70 Merchant Tailor eto we ow, UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, 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. . ., It’s the best Light. The beet of Beer, Cigars, etc. Can always be found at the favorite sort of ‘ Fred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. Cool and Sharp ithe, Bese, drown by ma. We make as yo on the best, We aleo serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks We would be pleased to gee you at any time. THE EAGLE SALOON Dower & Hooper, Proprietors JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Otty we Fancy Drinks, Tight nowsieye” You e ought to put it in ur Oyster Cocktails, poune, “rs the satet Light certain — press a button and it’s on; press another and its off. No more explosions, no more bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys. It’s cheaper in the long FON. wu Our New Gas hight. Is the best for business houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for peowho ase it for only a ew hoursa night.. Movada County Gas & Electric Co., JOHN WERRY, Manager. @@™ Best incandescent lamps, 153 a4: All kinds. instraments, & A Strings Also new line of strings for all stringed Violin chin rests, eto. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. H. “y HARiUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Ce > Sund y Dnne-. . . Tue Bee Hive Grocery. J J JACKSON, Proprietor. v NDID HIE) We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery line at our store. Try OUF=. . LEMON PEEL RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE TlEAT, ETC., ETC. , We aim to keep only the best and sell as ow as possible O@™ Iry 4 bot'le of:Shseta, Water with your out better than at' first expected. Up . Lal ae Rapaiatele as

CSN SESE RBA ae oi e OS De Pr THURSDAY,.. JANUARY 21, 1904 > PERSONAL MENTION, Daily Record of the Mrs. Lizzie Hocking, who has been vety-ill, was able to sit ap today. E. K. Cowles is here from San Francisco. . Stanford Leland of Alameda is here on a visit.. . T. 8. Merchant is here from San . Francieco on a business trip, Ed, Fieke is down from Washington. Elmer Harne of Lo= Angeles is ip town. Mrs. O. B. Frost came down from Graniteville today, on her way to the Bay. ; A. W. Writacoe arrived here this afternoon from Omaha, Miss Jessie Hathaway left this morning forthe Bay. * Superintendent Geo, Scarf of the Bay Oounties Power Company returned this morning from San Francisco. Superintendent Frank 8. Morgan of the Oustomah mine, returned from the Bay this morning. ° I. Hiner of San Francisco is here. B. Haskell of Oakland arrived here today. ? L. O. Murphy and wife of Sacramento are here for a few days. Mr. Marpbhy is a well-known insurance man. J. D. Murray of San Francisco came in on the morning train. P, 8. Hall is here from North Bloomfleld. Superintendent J. W. Morrell came down from Alleghany yesterday. Superintendent G. W. Peers of the Yuba mine fs in town. Carl Schmidt left this morning for the Bay. W. F. Englebright has gone to San Francisco. QO. W. Porterfleld went to the Bay this morning. K. Dahl, who has been visiting at San Francisco, returned last evening. Vivian Stevens, who has been suffering from an attack of malaria, is recovering, Misses Kate and Mamie Kelleher of Washington, who have made their home here for some time past, left for San Fraocisco this morning. Charles Moody is visiting in .Marysville. ; George Madeira, who is collecting a mineral display for the St. Louis Fair, has returned from a trip up-country. James T. Dillon is down from Washington. J. B. and W. Nord of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Supervisor W. H. Martin returned last evening from a business trip below. Mrs. G. Wendling and daughter of San Francisco are here on a visit to Mrs. A. Maltman. J. W. Petty, the mixologist of the ‘Owl saloon, is again on daty, after » short illness, : Ed McCullough returned to Washington today, after’ spending a few days at the county seat. & Wallace Williamson of Washington left here this morning for Arizona, where he will engage in mining. For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. To Talk It Over. John Mason Jr., who has been here for some time past as assistant manager of the Gold Tunnel, OrleansPotosi and Federal Loan mines, ‘ieft for Sansalito this morning, accompanied by his wife. He will confer with Messrs. Lezineky and Vick at San Francisco in regard tothe claims against the Gold Tunnel Mining Company. Civilization of Trade is a «Proper phrase for Schilling’s Best — tea coffee including the moneyback dealing in them by grocers, baking powder spices flavoring extracts soda THE TRANSCRIPT. § ower ths Of Happenings of Interest in and 3 Around This Section. Oounty Assessor Sohrdeder and Deputy John Hammill are now busily engaged in prepuring statements preliminary to beginning field work on the firat Monday in March. The same efficient corps of office and fleld deputies that agsisted in the work last year will be retained thisse ason. A boy in coming from school fell near the courthouse yesterday noon and another boy fell on top of him, The under lad was so stunned that it was “necessary for Oounty Treasurer Wright, who happened to be near by, to assist him to hie feet, Some samples of ore have been received here from the three locations which Frank T. Smith and William Bluett made in the neighborhood of the Plambago mine a few months ago The ore is heavily mineralized and this spring the gentlemen calculate to do some work on the veins from which the rock was taken, A one-fifth of an undivided one-half interest in a quartz ledge adjoining the Gold Point mine on Union Hill, in.the Grass Valley district, has been sold by Henry A. Ebster of San Jose to O. K. Anderson, also of San Jose. Anotber rousing revival meeting was held in the Methodist Ohurch ‘last night. Rev. J. B. Ohynoweth chose for his subject “The Human and the Divine side of the Gospel,” which was bendled in a masterly way and proved very interesting. The meetings will be continued for the rest of the week with the exception of Saturday. Shovel Off the ice. There is a city ordinance which requireg all property owners within the corporate limits to have their sidewalks cleared of snow as soon as possible after the storm has ceased, This duty has been well performed by the majority of our citizens, in the case of the recent. snowtall, buat there are still many who have yet neglected to clear their walks and as a result the melting snow changes into ice at night, making it extremely difficalt and dangerous for pedestrians going down apy grades, even when rabbers are ased. It is a noticeable fact that snow vanishes very quickly on cement or aspbhalt walks, whereas on wooden sidewalks it disappears very slowly when once it freezes, If every tenant and property owner would be prompt to obey this ordinance, the benefits resulting to the ‘public generally would be greatly increased and the good work appreciated ‘Not $0 Cold. Last night the cold wave muderated somewhat, although towards morning Old Jack Frost “got his work in” at & pretty fair rate. Still there was a perceptible moderation to his pace The thermometer registered 17 degrees at five o’clock thie morning at one of the coldest points in town. This was seven degrees higher than yesterday’s record at the same hour, Embroidery. Lessong~~ Giver on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs, James Oarrns, Transcript Building, Oommercial treet. tf. Will Give Banquel. W. P. Ketcham, of Havana, Cuba, will entertain a number of friends at a banquet at the Hotel Antlers thie evening. The piece de resistance of the spread is to be the hind leg of an alligator from Havana. The savory dish is something new in this neck o’ the woods, and it is to be pot roasted. A jolly tlme is abead for the invited Horse Hurt. While driving into Commercial street from Pine this forenoon Fritz Hoffman, the express man, had his horse quite badly hurt. The animal missed his footing on the icy pavement and fell against a post and was thrown at full length upon the asphalt. bright, Dr, O. L. Muller and 8, W. Marsh, ae school trastees, will expire . Oberokee on Satarday, April 80th, and on that date an election will-be held to chose their successors. At the Hotel Antlers last night. Dr. J.W. Marsh of Downieville and Mies Josephine Phippin of Forest Oity were made man and wife by Rev. J. H Wythe of the local M. E, Church. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Bessie Phippin, and George H. Schaffer acted as groomsman. Following the tying of the puptial-knot a sumptaous wedding feast was partaken of by the couple and their guests. After & wedding tour to San Francisco Dr, and Mrs. Marsh will retarn to Downieville to make their fature home, Dr. Marsh being a practicing dentist at that place. The Transoript joins with their many friends in wishing them a‘ While on his way home from town Wednesday evening P. W. Ronchi, the tobaccoist, had the misfortune to fall heavily to the ground, sustaining a fractured rib, The injury did not lay bim up. Attention is directed. to the announcement of S. Wolf, receiver, of the Snell & Fleming. stock of dry goods, As it will be seen, a big reduction has been made. Ladies’ jackets are offered for half price, and great bargains in corsets are to be had. Call at the old stand, corner Broad and Pine streets, before the sale closer, as the time is now limited. No Additions. WasHINGTON, January 20—It has been practically determined to drop sll the amendments to the Panama treaty. Assurances have been received that Panama eoncedes that the treaty will be interpreted as the amendments provide in regard to the barbors, sanitation and the limitetion of the cities of Panama and Oolon. For Protectorate New York, January 20—It is reported here says a Herald dispatch from St. Thomas, D. We I,, that the Dominion Minister of Foreign Affairs, adcompanied by a delegate has left San Domingo for Washington, to endeavor to make arrangements with the United States to establish a protectorate over the Lepublic of San Domingo, University Funds San Franoisco, January 20—Owing to the tangle into which the funde of the University of Oslifornia have been plunged through the McKowen defaloation, the expenses of an exhibit at the St. Louis Fair must be paid in scme outside way, It now looke as though the California Exposition Oommission will be asked to defray the expenses of the exhibit. President Benjamin Ide Wheeler declares that the Regents of the University do not feel warranted in expending the $5000 necessary to set up the display. Be ey oa Machinery Here. Two carloads of machinéry for the Maurchie mine were received at the depot this morning. It consists of large pulley wheels and other heavy material. A carload of machinery was also received for the E} Oro mine at Maybert today. Se og Domestic Tronbles. It is exceptional to find a family . where there are no domestic ruptaies occasionally, but these can be legssened 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, 25c., at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. —t2eo Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike saloonon Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered ail visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto call on him. d81-tf OUR TIME HERE IS LIMITED and we will stay only a short while more. Beginning SATURDAY, the 23d iust., we will ) put on SPECIAL SALE the following : Japan Matting, formerly “ee “ €e° “ se 850, ae “ “ 150, se 2-Ply Carpets _P.N. Corsete, formerly sold for $1.50, “ Labies’ Jackets at One-Half Price-—— & FLEMING Store. S. WOLFF RECEIVER Remember the old. SNELL Relig eM IRS fae SEAT I sold for 80c, will sell now for 196 P.N. Corsets, formerly sold for $1.25, will sell now for 75c ty cry “ 20c “és te os oe sc“ 1 00, oe “ “ ce 65c «ae Corsets, formerly sold for Tic, “ “ ‘ “ 60c ¢ 66 6% 9B Ct ee “ “ : 50c, “66 “6 BBS wes The terme of Messrs. W. F. Eaglepe * QOounty Superintendent of Schools J. G, O'Neill has completed: the quarterly spportionment of State, County end Library school moneys, which, in the aggregate, is as foftows: Allison Ranch....... «$449 00 Birchville...-... rere en. BOOS SS oi cage check ‘610 60 Blae Tent... Bien Gee a a.acdcvats GES 482 20 hia 8 ees dais ste os Ua 889 00 Ohalk Bluff. . ; . .458 80 ~ RO ge teat ee aa M4 bed Olear Oreek........... 6C2 40 Colambia Hill.... saseies cada 545 80 Forest Springs... ert tee 541 00 French Oorral..... -seeeeeee ee O87 00 Floriston... Renteedege deat saad 480 60 Graniteville......0. 0.0000, 80 SRO 08s Se cio keke crete ee B80 00 Grase Valley.......0.5. 10851 00 Indien Flat..... cee se: nee DUE 60 Indian Springs.. ....-0ss00.565 60 Kentucky Flat.:.. sae Feveceen 451 80 Liberty Hill.. oc. s ce. cee B61 Lime Kila.. ..... TT Taieien 514 60 erent, sa ee ED -. 11 40 PEGPRWOR oS Ss. oo cc cc ees 418 40 Mooney Flat. . 0.. .5 25 ins 889 80 OvAdS. 55. o55.... . 6881 00 North San Juen.. 644 60 North Bloomfield. . -1048 80 North Star.... .-461 80 Oakland.... . 1247 30 Overton.... ..458 80. Pleasant Ridge.. . (482 60 Pleasant Valley. .445 00 Rough and Ready......:.. 441 00 Wollof: MAU. icc Sesiec ces cheese 458. 20 Spenoceville . 2.. ccc. ee eee 491 60 Sweetiand,.........008419 40 Trackee.. sieiaslenewe . -2897 00 Union BU iiisicncctcaonssat ce: 499 40 BOblNR ON.. éc.e sereeccueens 657 80 Willow Valley.... Sakivemceliare 666 60 Qe ein aid cies cee sietaticken eens 368 40 Nevada City High School...$8,076 84 Grass Valley ‘ 6 sees BTAL 23 Meadow Lake ‘‘ See vas 4,097 99 Utah’s ‘Exhibit. Sr. Louis, January 21.—Utah’s estate building at the World’s Fair is finished and has beén turned over to the Commissioners. 8. T. Whitaker, the chief commissioner, has collected four car loads of ‘agricultural products for exbibition and on February Ist he expects to start an entire train load of articles for exhibition. Every kind of grass and grain grown in Utah will be exhibited and 6,000 poands of honey will be ehown, A large amount of frait and vegetables have been placed in Preserving liquids and will be dieplayed in the Palace of Agriculture. Another Panic. SEBASTOPOL, Rassia, Jan. 20—Fire in crowded Oafe yesterday caused a panc. Six corpses have been recovered, It is feared a score more are in the ruins. es Spgs

The wise seldom give advice. If a friend say drink “Old Gilt Edge whisky” know it is an exception to the rule. Wichmau, Lutgen & Oo., sole proprietors, 820 Olay St., 8, F. Slocks, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat......... 1 474 Sy LOT cc Si yasion asics 119 WATER AND GAS. Boring Velleyn.<i.c6600 see cece 4034 San Francisco Gas and Electric. 57 , MINING STOOKS, Ophie..... 4 15 ;Sierra Nevada 66 Mexican ... 2.65 Utah i465 ss 15 Gould & ‘ur.. 86 . Ballion.... ' Best & Bel 2 10 . Exchequer .. 22 Con,.Cal.&Val.1 55 . Seg. Belcher.. 10 Savage .... -. 66 . Overman.... « 28 . , Chollar.... 25 . Justice.... 14 Potosi .... 23 . Union.... 85 Hale & Nrs... 62 . Alta...... 15 Crown Point.. 24 . Julia »...... U7 Yellow Jacket. 88 . Caledonia... 96 Imperial... 04 . Silver Hill ... 69 Kentuok.... 04 . Ohallenge... 238 Alpha..,.. 11 . Occidental .. 81 Beloher.,.... 28 . Andes,..... 82 Confidence ..1 05 . BR eee antennae a TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL OUKE YOU. LA RUES HEADACHE DOWDERS sre the best on the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them... — FOR SALE BY Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery H. DICKERMAN. Ze ~ ‘Braun, Jan, 20.—The mittee of the Reichstag today apSt, Loute Exposition, -making a total of $875,000. The Prussian Finance Minister included $40,000 more tor the exbibit of Prussia at St. Louis, or p total of $125,000 in the budget just aabmitted to the Diet, Fifty Carloads. Omana, Neb,, Jan. 20.—Fifty-one carloads of extra mess beef for the Rasslan Army will roll into San Francisco January 27th and will be loaded on a transport which will leave for the Orient February 2d. The meat was packed in specially built caske, which arfived in South Omaha last week, Ab soon as the casks arrived the work of packing began and was hurried with all possible speed. ; » Salmon Eggs. TrHama, Jan. 20.—Oaptain G. H. Lambson of the United States Fish Commission left here yesterday in charge of half a million salmon eggs from the Mill Oreek hatchery. These will be shipped by steamer to Australia apon arrival in San Franoisco. Oapt.Lambson will have. sole charge of the shipment, caring for the eggs an the way and delivering them to the * rival there. Causes Suicide. Los Anazies, Jan. 20.—George W. Groff, an insurance solicitor for the Conservative Life Insurance Qompany, committed saicide at his home in this city today, by shooting himeelf through the head with a revolver. Groff, it is said, was of a morose dis position, and is said to have brooded over the recent elopment and marriage of his young daughter. He was 45 Fair Noles World's The largest punch bowl ever made will be éxhibited in the Palace of Varfed Industries at the fair. It weighs 184 pounds, and its cost in glass and Inbor alone is over $2,800;~The famous McKinley bowl, heretofore the greatest made, weighs 85 pounds. Ideho will make an exhibit of minerals at the fair that will call attention to that State’e wonderfal resources. Her unrivaled exbibit of 200,000 opals is now overshadowed by the report that big discoveries of radium have recently been made. executive Oommissioner Hurtt is arranging for e display of thia newest wonder. : Good Meats . Colley Brothers have the very bes of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at.all timeg. Birthday: Gifts We have a large assortment of “SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada City whicb would make excellent Birthday gifts, also ‘ Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we ” have a large stock of articles made from it. Oell in and see them, and don’t forget we bave Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds Drop in and see them, They will make excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND Australian Goverr ment upon their ar. . ' SACRAMENTO, Jan. 20.—The dead body @ man found floating in the Sacramento river yesterday afternoon proves to be that of John Gebhardt, a watchman forthe Sacramento Traneportation Company, who, with another employe of the Company fell from @ steamer at the foot of N atreet, and was drowned on the night of December 14, 1908, ; Annex Panama. SeaEREnaD Wasuineron, Jan. 20.—Senator Morgan today. introdgced a bill providing forhe annexation of Panama to the United States, “the rights and property of Panama veating in the United State; without reserve.” The bill appropriated,$10,000,000 as compensation. Will Survey. Orovitts, Jan. 20.—It ies learned fcom good authority that a corps of Western Pacific surveyors will arrive in Oroville in a few days and commence surveying in this vicinity. They will not, bowever, survey in the Feather river canyon, This looks as if permanent survey would be made through the Sacramento valley, beginuing at Oroville, Weather Report. = The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out bythe bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight fair. Friday fair, warmer. Heavy frost in the morning. : MoAptrE. Th» Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per: fectly harmless. Immediate relief Granite for Fair. Rooxtum, Jan. 40.~Q, -B.~ Cowan, who hae been appointed to make a collection of mineral products of Placer County for the St. Loufs Exposition, was in Rockland recently and secured specimens of granite from all the local quarries. Mr. Cowan made a hound which ie said to be in existence in this town, baving been carved out of a granite block by a worker in one of the quarries. If found it will ‘be sent to the fair, typifying the two lead, ing industries of the town—granite quarrying and the raising of fleet greyhounds, 2 0 Soe lf you wart a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm, Barry. tf-m7 oo ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains ‘no narcotics or stapefying drags 250, 60c. Drugaists. special effort to locate a granite grey-. * Over $100 a Day. Cuicaao, Jan. 20.—Theé muntetpal Placer mine in the debria removed from the Iroquois Theater {s tarning to the present an average of over $100 @ day has been extracted from the refuse. As far as possible all articles ound are returned to the owners, but all loose money, which it is impossible to identify, will be applied to the police pension fund. Eight more ¢hurches and a number of halle were closed yesterday for violation of the city ordinances, 2. Wonderfu) Nerve Is displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental Cats, Wounds, Braisés, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff jointe, But there’s no need for it. Backlen’s Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It’s the best Salve on earth for the Piles, too. 250., at W. D. Vinton’s, Draggist. DR. H. O MASONIC BUILDING. DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dantal Parlors} —— ———— Oe Ce ks 3 . SMITH PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. eR a Bed) AAA cm ones ee Che Best in town.. the leading brands of Oigars also kept, NEVADA OITY »THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY 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 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. —_——_——_ +e ->— Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad etreet, makes q specialty of Fanos Drinks, and you can devend that they are mixed properly. ———————————— OTTS ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853 Sami I buy Gold Dust and <3 and Silver Bars. .. Nevada City, Cai Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS “vd -Great Reduction in Call and get our pric2s, GREAT ANNUAL ‘CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that Is coming from the East for spring, reductions in prices on all of our we are making great goods. Cloaks and Furs.. Great Redaction in Blankets Great Reduction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dreas Goods Great Reduction in Tennis Flannels, eto. Samples sent on application ROSENBERG “BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. warm in winter and in summer. R. T.-M “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OW EECOAT'S Oravenette garments are rain-tight, The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. ORRISON a a ees DODGE Ee Dona Dee ica hh hee WLP LPI L LOL LLL LA LLL LL PLDI LLL LOREIDDD LA, but not air-tight. Will keep you Successor to L. HYMAN £70 Merchant Tailor eto we ow, UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, 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. . ., It’s the best Light.. The beet of Beer, Cigars, etc. Can always be found at the favorite sort of ‘ Fred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. Cool and Sharp ithe, Bese, drown by ma. We make as yo on the best, We aleo serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks We would be pleased to gee you at any time. THE EAGLE SALOON Dower & Hooper, Proprietors JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Otty we Fancy Drinks, Tight nowsieye” You e ought to put it in ur Oyster Cocktails, poune, “rs the satet Light certain — press a button and it’s on; press another and its off. No more explosions, no more bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys. It’s cheaper in the long FON.. wu Our New Gas hight. Is the best for business houses. It’s far cheaper than electric lights for peowho ase it for only a ew hoursa night... Movada County Gas & Electric Co., JOHN WERRY, Manager. @@™ Best incandescent lamps, 153 a4: All kinds. instraments, & A Strings Also new line of strings for all stringed Violin chin rests, eto. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. H. “y HARiUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Ce > Sund y Dnne-. . . Tue Bee Hive Grocery. J J JACKSON, Proprietor. v NDID HIE) We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery line at our store. Try OUF=. . LEMON PEEL RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE TlEAT, ETC., ETC. , We aim to keep only the best and sell as ow as possible O@™ Iry 4 bot'le of:Shseta, Water with your out better than at' first expected. Up . Lal ae Rapaiatele as