January 26, 1904 (4 pages)

i] A. FC. Gin les for lade YA AHER & (0 HE WAY. ada (7 ERYBODY . the . y ANNE pity, O88" Electric jj and cold , 3, Bath Room ze Offices and de AVERS” Good Old mer time passed But the—PECKER re ay [FF S. of Md. New Years P d Pidu Folica LARGEST 1d st complet» °stment ever i;in the coun': sts asonable pr 3 ada City ss Valley nes made is ord 35 Saloof n & Tompkins or es iors and Cig ot, Nevada City JOLY d’retail dealers it irs § Ciga rietly High 0 ir hospitality d place en Broad FRANSCRIPY. _. JANUARY 26, 1904 AL MENTION. Record of the} ings of Our : People. ton” Jr. of Sacramento arlast evening’s train. ‘and Stephen Day of Sap are here on mining buaiher is over from Columbia ead is here on a business n Francisco, affer of Stockton is visitliams of Arooniata, who ire on a visit, left thia morn. Francisco. . Gardner and wife, who here on a visit to their Mrs. M. A. Preston, res morning to San Francisco, yrner is over from Trackee. rop is down from Oentral fer left thie morning for fra county ia Honold left this morning to visit with her parents. e of Grass Valley went up mine today. Fhite, who resides near Bannin, is ill. ry Anderson is ill at her ety Bill. } Fred Searls left last evenp Francisco on business. and is down from Granrs. W. W. Waggoner have m a visit to San Francramento, ._Hinkeon will arrive bere present week from San and make her home in thie xina Hachette and Miss ourne, former resident? of Ready, but row of co, were visiting friends ay. ‘Noyes of Town Talk will row for a two weeks’ visit Hcisco and other Bay cities. ‘ah James of Sacramento ecovering from her recent nelia Iemert, who has been jleurisy for a few weeks, is jroved. Carter is recovering from }of a very sore hand caused al Account. ¢ H. Hanssen, guardian of ns end estates of Harry I. rick H. Hanssen, minors, nnual account in the Sumrt today. The account st the sum of $2172.80 has ed by the guardian, while itures have been $2084.30, 50 ov hand. le $100,000. N. H., Jan. 26th—Jobn P. asurer of the Nashua Trast fwas arrested today for em100,000. He was held in $10,, being $90,000 less than his * Speculation was the cause yofall. He is 40 years of age B nice family. The deposits nk amount to $1,000,000, and le only one-tenth of it. led in Duel. January 25 — Lieutenant of the One Hundred and nfantry was shot and killed > Sunday with another officer emnitz garrison. The duel sult of a personal quarrel. .good-enough—if SchilBest is not so good as ought, tell your grocer int your money. DAILY LOGALNOTES. ; lof Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The Giese Valley lodgé of Hike will observe ite anniversary in gtand style tonight. An invitation has been extended to. the members of the local lodge of Elks, with their ladies, to ate} tend. A large delegation will go down. . Court Garfield, No. 9, F. of A., held te very interesting meeting last night. The attendance was large, and two candidates were initiated and two applications for membership received. The work of the new. ritual: was aleo exemplified. \ The newly-elected officers: of Ohattanooga Oorps, W. RB. O., were installed thie afternoon. The ceremonies began shortly after one o’clock, and were well attended. A grand time marked the occasion. i At their: meeting this evening Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., will confer the.cecond degree on a candi date, Very Unfortunate. It will be unfortunate if the proposed exhibit at the World’s Fair by the University of Oalifornia has to be abandoned through lack of funds. The defalcation of Secretary McKowen: may render such abandonment imperative. This is just the time when every showing that is possible should be made for Oaliforniu, Its educational affairs are of especial importance. Commissioner Filsher, on a recent trip to St. Louis, succeeded: in getting a fine site for the display, but the complication, and perhaps disguet, that re. sulted from the -discovery that the University bas lost pver fifty thousand jdollars throug’ theft of its official, may cause the abandonment of the proposition to show to the peoples of the earth assembled, the high educa{tional methods in vogue away out in. this land by the sunset sea. May Be Appointed. ; Ht is reported among military men et Sacramento that there is a probabil‘ity of the headquarters of the Second Infantry being moved to Marysville. They believe that in case Governor Pardee appoints Colonel H I. Seymour to succeed General Muller as Oommander of the Third Brigade Lieutenant E. A. Forbes of Marysrville will be the new Colonel of the Second Infantry. In this event, it is thought, the regimental headquarters would be changed. Largest Ship. Oampmn, N. J.—January 25.—The steamship Mongolia, built for the Pacifle Mail steamship Company, left the yards of the New York Shipbuilding Company today for Newport News on bertrialtrip. The vessel, which ia 616 feet in length, is the largest ship of ber kind ever built in this country. Heitger Arrested. Lovsvitts, Ky , January 25.—Josepbh Heitger, a prominent young man of Bedford, Ind, was arrested at that plage today.on the charge of c-mplicity in the murder of Miss Sarab Schaefer, the Latin teacher. He was brought to Jeffersonville penitentiary to avoid any possibility of mob violenee, Got It In Court. San Franorsco, Jan. 25th—There is a lively row about the wine that was served at the banquet given to President Roosevelt at the Palace Hotel. The suit is for $8,000. Shock Killed Him Santa Orvz, Oal., January 25.—This morning Harry Obandler, aged 21, died at San Jose as the result of a shock he received on Saturday afternoon near San Mateo when he saw the remains of a man who had been run over and killed by a train. -Gounty Superintendent. of Schools J.G@. O'Neill has appointed 0. F. Mc-. Glashan a trustee of the Union High Sehool of Meadow a ~gmamal vice pe Daily,’ ‘ of the whip,” second birth "Marysville Satarday lest. Matt, who fs a native of Ohio, came to California in.1858 and to Marysville one year later. He has been driving stages since December, 1861. The Government engincers, who are own “knight “his ‘seventytier which it is proposed to build on tbe site of barrier No. 1, which was swept away a few months ago at Daguerre Point, are progressing satisfactorily with the work. Just when the actual work of consteuction wil! be begin has not been decided apon. ° . County Surveyor W. W. Waggoner reports that the. steel has arrived for the new bridge ‘at the Anthony House and it is stored at Marysville. As soon as the roads improve the material will be bauled to the site. James Saul of this city had his left eye badly injured yesterday afternoon while splitting wood, A piece from the stick flew up and struck him, making an ugly gash over his eye, The sight appeared to be destroyed at first, but, luckily, it wae not. T. W. Matthews of Piety Hill met witha painful injury yesterday. While on his way to town he slipped and fell, striking heavily on bis leg and hip. He fainted away, and upon coming to complained of severe pains, but it is not thought that his injury is of a serious nature. : Committee Mecting. The Spiametion Committee met at Grass Valley last evening. The various committees made their reports. Short speeches were mads by the various members. William H. Martin, chairman of the supervisorial and promotion joint com. mittee reported. He.told of his visit with Supervisor Weeks to the. meeting ofthe Sacramento Valley Association’s convention recently beld in Sacra act with Nevada in looking after the fruit display from this county. Mr. Martin told of his visit to San Francisco and of his interview with the World’s Fair Commissioners. He had securéd'the promise of a large quantity of valuable specimens from Nevada county mines, now in possession of people at San Francisco and elsewhere. He epoke of the courthouse cabinet that is being prepared, and said that Nevada could send to -St. Louis one of the best mineral exhibits ever made in the county, the total expense, covering a period of eight months, of which approximate $2500. Supervisors Weeks and Miller were beartily in favor of any movement that would tend to advance the interests of the county. It was announced the Promotion Committee had about $375 on hand, but it would take about $600 to issue the Souvenir booklets. Dr. Jamieson suggested the deficiency could be raised by giving a masquerade ball at Grass Valley, and the ide& met with unanimous approval The chairman named the following committee to work up the proposition: Dr. Jamieson, W.G. Lord, 8S. T. Jones, I. Haas, Fraok Dulmaine, W. E, Parsons, G. E. . Mainhart, B. 8S. Rector, J. J. Jackson, 8. Lee Leiter, The Supervisors were invited to act with the committee. When the general committee adjourned the ball committee met. It will make a definite report at the meetiog two weeks hence. Ge (iood Meats . Colley Brothers bave the very be of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. + Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served et the Klondike saloon on Spring street and-courteous treatment is tendered al! visitore Wm, Peard, the proprietor, invite allco sall op him. d81-tf For that thirst trya cool, sharp glace of beer at Britland’s. ad ‘OUR TIME HERE IS LIMITED will stay only a short while more. Beginning SATURDAY, the. 23d inst., we will put on SPECIAL SALE the following : tting, formerly sold for 80c, will sell now for 19¢ “ “ 85c, be oe oe pets ss “ 6 Ye 6 ets, formerly sold for $1.50, “ “ ‘ bs P.N. Goresta, formerly sold for $1.25, will sell now for 75c “ 20c i “ee ce se 1. 00, “ rt “ ee 65c “46 456 Corsets, formerly sold for bo, a8 AE te Wo . § Bs 6s “s “46 7s 50c, “66 “ 666 BB Ladies’ Jackets at One-Half Price —— ber the old SNELL & FLEMING Store. S. WOLFF RECEIVER preparing the new plans for the: bar-. mento. He said the Association yould . [Death Casts Its Sable ‘Montle Oer a Well‘Known Miner, Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock death closed in peaceful sleep and ended forever the patient sufferings of James Bonney, at the home of his mother, Mrs. J. Bonney, Zion street, on Piety Hill, Miners’ consumption, contracted within the mines while running the dreaded Buriéigh machines, the direct cause of, and hastened to his grave another of their lung-deatroying victims. _The-end was not anexpected as. he had ‘beén afflicted for months and during the past.several days it was plainly seen that the seal of death was upon his brow. James Bonney was one of the best known miners of this county, having worked for yearsin the mines of this and Washington districts, It was along the river that he toiled most of the years and where his lungs become affected. Coming to this county when @ mere boy with his parents from the East it was in these parts that be grew to manhood, and sbhoose as his avocation the lot of a miner. In his life work he was considered & good, practical miner, and readily found employment. Ofa quiet, unassuming disposition and of the strictest integrity, he was esteemed and respected among those he dally came in contact and labored with for years, and many there are in this and the upper eection of the county who will hear with sincere and profound regret the passing of ‘‘Jim” Bonney. Deceased was a native of Pennaylvania and aged 47 years. One son, James Bonney, a mother and three brothers are left bereaved, The brothers are Andrew and George cf this city and Charles of North Bioomfild. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at two o’clook under the auspices of Oourt Garfield, No. 9 Forestere of America, of which fraternal order he had long been affilfated with. He was also a member of Samaritan Lodge of Odd Fellows of Washington and members of that organization will atteni the funeral in @ body. Religious services will be held at the Oongregational Obuchb, Rev. J. Sims to preach the eulogy, it Won't Work. The Gorman scheme to cripple the Republican party of Maryland by disfranchising the negroes of that State seems to be constructei in the shape ofa boomerang. It is modeled after the law popular io North Carolina and Miasissippi by whose “grandfather” clause illiterate and. penniless whites are given the ballot while it is refased to the same class of blacks. Sucha discrimination is so shocking to the people of the North of all parties that, should Mr. Gorman realize his ambition and be nominated for the Presidency, it will deprive him of some tens of thousands of votes of reasonable Democrats. ——_ ———‘+ 22», —______ Tbe landing of the cabla made manifeet care, thought and toil. think of that? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge” whisky do you think of the care, skill and effort that the making calla for? Well, you do enjoy it aud that’s the main thing. Domestic Tronbles. It is exceptionsl to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, bat these can be leseened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trowble 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. TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA RUES HEADACHE POWDERS are.the best othe market and will give almost instant relief. Try them.. FOR SALE BY H. DICKERMAN Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery like. Did you}. versity of Oalifotoia are in more rapid process of realization than the majority of people dreamed of. Three of the splendid new buildi ga have already been provided for, two of them by private gift, and doubtless others will follow fast enough to meet the needs of the University. ° -Oharles: ¥. Doe's gift of between $500,000 end $700,000 for the erection. and endowment of a librdry was probably inspired by. the examplé of Mre, Phoebe Hearst who supplied the Bernard plang and who donated the firet butlding of the series of structures for which those plans provide, A State appropriation provided for the third building now io course of erection. If a new building in accordance with the Bernard plans can be provided each year, in a decade the housing of the University will undergo a wonderful transformation. In outward magnificence the institution will present an appearance in barmony with its large attendance and its high educational rank. — A great growth for San Francisco is inevitable—people find here what they Among other thing “Old Gilt Edge Whisky.” The sole proprietors in critical Condition William nehie eos Jr., who is connected with the Sehaw-Batober Company. of Sacramento, and recently submitted to an operation for appendicitis, is in a critical-condition at the WentworthIgo Hopital in that city. It is feared that a second operation may have to be performed before a cure can be effected. Mr. Schaw ie well and favorably koown in this Gity, having fre quently visited here in a business capacity? Good Time. * SACRAMENTO, Sieaats 95,—The feature of yesterday’s racing at Agrical‘tural Park was the exhibition half fmile by F. E. Wright’s pacicg mare Margaretta in 1:085g. ‘The* perform. ance is remarkable in. view of the earliness of the season. Margaretta and Mollie Nourse were to have tried conclusions, but the latter for some reason failedto appear, and Mf. Wright consented to drive his mare on exhibition balf with running mate, Toe first quarter was made in 0:82 and the last in 0: How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrb Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believehim perfectly honorable in all business transactions. and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Watpma, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Hal¥s Catarrh Cure je taken. internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggtists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ~ CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought va Lap Utes Bears Gignacare of @ Birthday Gifts We have a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of Bibi of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. Osll in aod see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds Drop in and see them, They will make excellent Birthdsy gifts. C. J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy is Geis duende = es Lutgen & Co., 820 Olay} A oslicess hoe of Valoan will stand in the Palace of Mines and Mettypify the iron industry of Alsbama "Phe statue le fifty feet bigh and wae modeled by G. Moretti of New York. Phe.model in plaster, full’ size, from the cast will be made, is now nearly ready, having been built in a ‘eburoh building at Passalo, N. Y. ‘The plaster model, which is nearly solid plaster, weighs nearly 200,000 a}pounds. The finished iron etatue, Gored: out, will weigh nearly 100,000 pounds, or. fifty tone. The cost is $50,000, The fund was raised by popalar subscription. Alabama will mgke an exhibit in connection with this which will show all .the minerals cf the State and products manufactured from the minerals. Stocks, Bonds, Eie. 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 47% 8 Barley. .ccasevereess 119 WATER AND GAS. Spring Velley.. nies ieee "1, San Francisco Gas and Electric. 59 MINING STOCKS, Ophir... 4/15 Sierra Nevada 67 Mexican .. 70 oar dobaeloee 1é¢ rGould & Cur. 88 . Ballion. .. Best.& Bel . 1 75 Exchequer 20 Gon. Oal.&Vai.1 60 . Seg. Beloher. 9 «. 65 . Overman. . 27 25 . Justice . 10 .Union . 88 80°} Alta. . 18 26 . Julia . . 06 Caledonia. 92 Silver Hill .. 65 Challenge.. 28 Occidental . 1.10 Andes... 88 Confidence .1 15 ‘f ycu. wert a good, cool drnk o’ oeer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Barry. tf-m7 0@o-— For a good cool, sharp glase of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon Prico 5 ots TAYLOR'S Family Coffee at 25 cents is better than stale package Coffee at tne same price. A fresh roast every day. Ground to order. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. Hotel An LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS ellurgy at the World’s Fair. It is to: and will be made ofAlabama iron. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Tonight fair. Wednesday fair, with heavy frost in the morning. MoApr, Attorney Named. In the Saperior Gourt this morning Judge Nilon appointed Hon. J. M. Walling to act as counsel for William Deadman who is charged with manslaughter, and as the information relates, “the unlawful and félonious killing of one Virginia Anderson.” The defendant was given antil tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock in which to plead. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying The regular weekly meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56,N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening. A number of important matters are to be discussed, among which is the election of a historian. All members are requested to attend. —_——+ 080-2 —_~ Wonderfu) Nerve Ie displayed by many a man enduring paine of accidental Cuts, Wounde, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stjff joints. But there’e 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, Druggist. Embroid ery Lessons Given on Wednesday and Friday after“Tarugs 250, 50c. ee ey cee noons. Apply to Mrs, James Carns, Transcript Building, Oommerocial treet. tf. _ A A “4 DR. H. O. SMITH} DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING. NEVADA GITY, CAL. gotiwiaess PINE STREET ———— the leading brands of Cigars also kept, Ore eases NEVADA OITY_ -THE OWL. onrass vattey Che Best in town. Onr wines ard liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, ricbly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stosk of goode that is coming fromthe Kast for spring, we are making great reiactions in prices on all of our goods. Great Reduction in iZloaks and Furs. Great Redaction in Blankets} G-eat Redaction in Comforters »¢ Great Redaction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Teanis Flannels, ete. Call and get our prices: Samp!es sent3on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. warm in winter and in summer. ~“CRAVENETTES,” . The,New RainOvVERcoate . Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Proof Cloth for Will keep you The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them,”’ We have a variety of aualities -nd designs of these goods. . R. T. MORRISON. Successor to L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor Violin Bows and Guitar Scien All kinds. instruments, Violin chin Also new line of strings for all stringed rests, etc. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & Fi. . HA® 41 UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street UISINE a Special feature. Return 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. cial Men and Transient trade. Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, ete. Can always be found at the favorite resort of Fred. Pilenian, ON BROAD STREET. Cool and Sharp ie the Beer drawn by us. We make a specialty of keeping only the best. We aleo serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks. We would be pleased to geo You at any time. THE EAGLE SALOON Dower & Hooper, Proprietors a I Suaday D‘nner. il aa eae LEAD GROCER We have a fresh stock of 3 everything in the grocery line at our store. Try a a «-EMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, ‘CITRON, MINCE Ti EAT, ETC., ETC. , We aim to keep only the best and sell asfow as-possible @F-Try «bottle oftShasta Water with your i Tue Bre Hive Geoceey. f J J JACKSON, Proprietor. Ln ee ett me ey fm Paps pe ae i an ge BAT EO OTe ie. 5

i] A. FC. Gin les for lade YA AHER & (0 HE WAY. ada (7 ERYBODY . the . y ANNE pity, O88" Electric jj and cold , 3, Bath Room ze Offices and de AVERS” Good Old mer time passed But the—PECKER re ay [FF S. of Md. New Years P d Pidu Folica LARGEST 1d st complet» °stment ever i;in the coun': sts asonable pr 3 ada City ss Valley nes made is ord 35 Saloof n & Tompkins or es iors and Cig ot, Nevada City JOLY d’retail dealers it irs § Ciga rietly High 0 ir hospitality d place en Broad FRANSCRIPY. _. JANUARY 26, 1904 AL MENTION. Record of the} ings of Our : People. ton” Jr. of Sacramento arlast evening’s train. ‘and Stephen Day of Sap are here on mining buaiher is over from Columbia ead is here on a business n Francisco, affer of Stockton is visitliams of Arooniata, who ire on a visit, left thia morn. Francisco. . Gardner and wife, who here on a visit to their Mrs. M. A. Preston, res morning to San Francisco, yrner is over from Trackee. rop is down from Oentral fer left thie morning for fra county ia Honold left this morning to visit with her parents. e of Grass Valley went up mine today. Fhite, who resides near Bannin, is ill. ry Anderson is ill at her ety Bill. } Fred Searls left last evenp Francisco on business. and is down from Granrs. W. W. Waggoner have m a visit to San Francramento, ._Hinkeon will arrive bere present week from San and make her home in thie xina Hachette and Miss ourne, former resident? of Ready, but row of co, were visiting friends ay. ‘Noyes of Town Talk will row for a two weeks’ visit Hcisco and other Bay cities. ‘ah James of Sacramento ecovering from her recent nelia Iemert, who has been jleurisy for a few weeks, is jroved. Carter is recovering from }of a very sore hand caused al Account. ¢ H. Hanssen, guardian of ns end estates of Harry I. rick H. Hanssen, minors, nnual account in the Sumrt today. The account st the sum of $2172.80 has ed by the guardian, while itures have been $2084.30, 50 ov hand. le $100,000. N. H., Jan. 26th—Jobn P. asurer of the Nashua Trast fwas arrested today for em100,000. He was held in $10,, being $90,000 less than his * Speculation was the cause yofall. He is 40 years of age B nice family. The deposits nk amount to $1,000,000, and le only one-tenth of it. led in Duel. January 25 — Lieutenant of the One Hundred and nfantry was shot and killed > Sunday with another officer emnitz garrison. The duel sult of a personal quarrel. .good-enough—if SchilBest is not so good as ought, tell your grocer int your money. DAILY LOGALNOTES. ; lof Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The Giese Valley lodgé of Hike will observe ite anniversary in gtand style tonight. An invitation has been extended to. the members of the local lodge of Elks, with their ladies, to ate} tend. A large delegation will go down. . Court Garfield, No. 9, F. of A., held te very interesting meeting last night. The attendance was large, and two candidates were initiated and two applications for membership received. The work of the new. ritual: was aleo exemplified. \ The newly-elected officers: of Ohattanooga Oorps, W. RB. O., were installed thie afternoon. The ceremonies began shortly after one o’clock, and were well attended. A grand time marked the occasion. i At their: meeting this evening Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. F., will confer the.cecond degree on a candi date, Very Unfortunate. It will be unfortunate if the proposed exhibit at the World’s Fair by the University of Oalifornia has to be abandoned through lack of funds. The defalcation of Secretary McKowen: may render such abandonment imperative. This is just the time when every showing that is possible should be made for Oaliforniu, Its educational affairs are of especial importance. Commissioner Filsher, on a recent trip to St. Louis, succeeded: in getting a fine site for the display, but the complication, and perhaps disguet, that re. sulted from the -discovery that the University bas lost pver fifty thousand jdollars throug’ theft of its official, may cause the abandonment of the proposition to show to the peoples of the earth assembled, the high educa{tional methods in vogue away out in. this land by the sunset sea. May Be Appointed. ; Ht is reported among military men et Sacramento that there is a probabil‘ity of the headquarters of the Second Infantry being moved to Marysville. They believe that in case Governor Pardee appoints Colonel H I. Seymour to succeed General Muller as Oommander of the Third Brigade Lieutenant E. A. Forbes of Marysrville will be the new Colonel of the Second Infantry. In this event, it is thought, the regimental headquarters would be changed. Largest Ship. Oampmn, N. J.—January 25.—The steamship Mongolia, built for the Pacifle Mail steamship Company, left the yards of the New York Shipbuilding Company today for Newport News on bertrialtrip. The vessel, which ia 616 feet in length, is the largest ship of ber kind ever built in this country. Heitger Arrested. Lovsvitts, Ky , January 25.—Josepbh Heitger, a prominent young man of Bedford, Ind, was arrested at that plage today.on the charge of c-mplicity in the murder of Miss Sarab Schaefer, the Latin teacher. He was brought to Jeffersonville penitentiary to avoid any possibility of mob violenee, Got It In Court. San Franorsco, Jan. 25th—There is a lively row about the wine that was served at the banquet given to President Roosevelt at the Palace Hotel. The suit is for $8,000. Shock Killed Him Santa Orvz, Oal., January 25.—This morning Harry Obandler, aged 21, died at San Jose as the result of a shock he received on Saturday afternoon near San Mateo when he saw the remains of a man who had been run over and killed by a train. -Gounty Superintendent. of Schools J.G@. O'Neill has appointed 0. F. Mc-. Glashan a trustee of the Union High Sehool of Meadow a ~gmamal vice pe Daily,’ ‘ of the whip,” second birth "Marysville Satarday lest. Matt, who fs a native of Ohio, came to California in.1858 and to Marysville one year later. He has been driving stages since December, 1861. The Government engincers, who are own “knight “his ‘seventytier which it is proposed to build on tbe site of barrier No. 1, which was swept away a few months ago at Daguerre Point, are progressing satisfactorily with the work. Just when the actual work of consteuction wil! be begin has not been decided apon. ° . County Surveyor W. W. Waggoner reports that the. steel has arrived for the new bridge ‘at the Anthony House and it is stored at Marysville. As soon as the roads improve the material will be bauled to the site. James Saul of this city had his left eye badly injured yesterday afternoon while splitting wood, A piece from the stick flew up and struck him, making an ugly gash over his eye, The sight appeared to be destroyed at first, but, luckily, it wae not. T. W. Matthews of Piety Hill met witha painful injury yesterday. While on his way to town he slipped and fell, striking heavily on bis leg and hip. He fainted away, and upon coming to complained of severe pains, but it is not thought that his injury is of a serious nature. : Committee Mecting. The Spiametion Committee met at Grass Valley last evening. The various committees made their reports. Short speeches were mads by the various members. William H. Martin, chairman of the supervisorial and promotion joint com. mittee reported. He.told of his visit with Supervisor Weeks to the. meeting ofthe Sacramento Valley Association’s convention recently beld in Sacra act with Nevada in looking after the fruit display from this county. Mr. Martin told of his visit to San Francisco and of his interview with the World’s Fair Commissioners. He had securéd'the promise of a large quantity of valuable specimens from Nevada county mines, now in possession of people at San Francisco and elsewhere. He epoke of the courthouse cabinet that is being prepared, and said that Nevada could send to -St. Louis one of the best mineral exhibits ever made in the county, the total expense, covering a period of eight months, of which approximate $2500. Supervisors Weeks and Miller were beartily in favor of any movement that would tend to advance the interests of the county. It was announced the Promotion Committee had about $375 on hand, but it would take about $600 to issue the Souvenir booklets. Dr. Jamieson suggested the deficiency could be raised by giving a masquerade ball at Grass Valley, and the ide& met with unanimous approval The chairman named the following committee to work up the proposition: Dr. Jamieson, W.G. Lord, 8S. T. Jones, I. Haas, Fraok Dulmaine, W. E, Parsons, G. E. . Mainhart, B. 8S. Rector, J. J. Jackson, 8. Lee Leiter, The Supervisors were invited to act with the committee. When the general committee adjourned the ball committee met. It will make a definite report at the meetiog two weeks hence. Ge (iood Meats . Colley Brothers bave the very be of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times. + Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served et the Klondike saloon on Spring street and-courteous treatment is tendered al! visitore Wm, Peard, the proprietor, invite allco sall op him. d81-tf For that thirst trya cool, sharp glace of beer at Britland’s. ad ‘OUR TIME HERE IS LIMITED will stay only a short while more. Beginning SATURDAY, the. 23d inst., we will put on SPECIAL SALE the following : tting, formerly sold for 80c, will sell now for 19¢ “ “ 85c, be oe oe pets ss “ 6 Ye 6 ets, formerly sold for $1.50, “ “ ‘ bs P.N. Goresta, formerly sold for $1.25, will sell now for 75c “ 20c i “ee ce se 1. 00, “ rt “ ee 65c “46 456 Corsets, formerly sold for bo, a8 AE te Wo . § Bs 6s “s “46 7s 50c, “66 “ 666 BB Ladies’ Jackets at One-Half Price —— ber the old SNELL & FLEMING Store. S. WOLFF RECEIVER preparing the new plans for the: bar-. mento. He said the Association yould . [Death Casts Its Sable ‘Montle Oer a Well‘Known Miner, Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock death closed in peaceful sleep and ended forever the patient sufferings of James Bonney, at the home of his mother, Mrs. J. Bonney, Zion street, on Piety Hill, Miners’ consumption, contracted within the mines while running the dreaded Buriéigh machines, the direct cause of, and hastened to his grave another of their lung-deatroying victims. _The-end was not anexpected as. he had ‘beén afflicted for months and during the past.several days it was plainly seen that the seal of death was upon his brow. James Bonney was one of the best known miners of this county, having worked for yearsin the mines of this and Washington districts, It was along the river that he toiled most of the years and where his lungs become affected. Coming to this county when @ mere boy with his parents from the East it was in these parts that be grew to manhood, and sbhoose as his avocation the lot of a miner. In his life work he was considered & good, practical miner, and readily found employment. Ofa quiet, unassuming disposition and of the strictest integrity, he was esteemed and respected among those he dally came in contact and labored with for years, and many there are in this and the upper eection of the county who will hear with sincere and profound regret the passing of ‘‘Jim” Bonney. Deceased was a native of Pennaylvania and aged 47 years. One son, James Bonney, a mother and three brothers are left bereaved, The brothers are Andrew and George cf this city and Charles of North Bioomfild.

The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at two o’clook under the auspices of Oourt Garfield, No. 9 Forestere of America, of which fraternal order he had long been affilfated with. He was also a member of Samaritan Lodge of Odd Fellows of Washington and members of that organization will atteni the funeral in @ body. Religious services will be held at the Oongregational Obuchb, Rev. J. Sims to preach the eulogy, it Won't Work. The Gorman scheme to cripple the Republican party of Maryland by disfranchising the negroes of that State seems to be constructei in the shape ofa boomerang. It is modeled after the law popular io North Carolina and Miasissippi by whose “grandfather” clause illiterate and. penniless whites are given the ballot while it is refased to the same class of blacks. Sucha discrimination is so shocking to the people of the North of all parties that, should Mr. Gorman realize his ambition and be nominated for the Presidency, it will deprive him of some tens of thousands of votes of reasonable Democrats. ——_ ———‘+ 22», —______ Tbe landing of the cabla made manifeet care, thought and toil. think of that? When enjoying a glass of “Old Gilt Edge” whisky do you think of the care, skill and effort that the making calla for? Well, you do enjoy it aud that’s the main thing. Domestic Tronbles. It is exceptionsl to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, bat these can be leseened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trowble 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. TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA RUES HEADACHE POWDERS are.the best othe market and will give almost instant relief. Try them... FOR SALE BY H. DICKERMAN Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery like. Did you}. versity of Oalifotoia are in more rapid process of realization than the majority of people dreamed of. Three of the splendid new buildi ga have already been provided for, two of them by private gift, and doubtless others will follow fast enough to meet the needs of the University. ° -Oharles: ¥. Doe's gift of between $500,000 end $700,000 for the erection. and endowment of a librdry was probably inspired by. the examplé of Mre, Phoebe Hearst who supplied the Bernard plang and who donated the firet butlding of the series of structures for which those plans provide, A State appropriation provided for the third building now io course of erection. If a new building in accordance with the Bernard plans can be provided each year, in a decade the housing of the University will undergo a wonderful transformation. In outward magnificence the institution will present an appearance in barmony with its large attendance and its high educational rank. — A great growth for San Francisco is inevitable—people find here what they Among other thing “Old Gilt Edge Whisky.” The sole proprietors in critical Condition William nehie eos Jr., who is connected with the Sehaw-Batober Company. of Sacramento, and recently submitted to an operation for appendicitis, is in a critical-condition at the WentworthIgo Hopital in that city. It is feared that a second operation may have to be performed before a cure can be effected. Mr. Schaw ie well and favorably koown in this Gity, having fre quently visited here in a business capacity? Good Time. * SACRAMENTO, Sieaats 95,—The feature of yesterday’s racing at Agrical‘tural Park was the exhibition half fmile by F. E. Wright’s pacicg mare Margaretta in 1:085g. ‘The* perform. ance is remarkable in. view of the earliness of the season. Margaretta and Mollie Nourse were to have tried conclusions, but the latter for some reason failedto appear, and Mf. Wright consented to drive his mare on exhibition balf with running mate, Toe first quarter was made in 0:82 and the last in 0: How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrb Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believehim perfectly honorable in all business transactions. and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Watpma, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Hal¥s Catarrh Cure je taken. internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggtists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ~ CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought va Lap Utes Bears Gignacare of @ Birthday Gifts We have a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of Bibi of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we have a large stock of articles made from it. Osll in aod see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds Drop in and see them, They will make excellent Birthdsy gifts. C. J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy is Geis duende = es Lutgen & Co., 820 Olay} A oslicess hoe of Valoan will stand in the Palace of Mines and Mettypify the iron industry of Alsbama "Phe statue le fifty feet bigh and wae modeled by G. Moretti of New York. Phe.model in plaster, full’ size, from the cast will be made, is now nearly ready, having been built in a ‘eburoh building at Passalo, N. Y. ‘The plaster model, which is nearly solid plaster, weighs nearly 200,000 a}pounds. The finished iron etatue, Gored: out, will weigh nearly 100,000 pounds, or. fifty tone. The cost is $50,000, The fund was raised by popalar subscription. Alabama will mgke an exhibit in connection with this which will show all .the minerals cf the State and products manufactured from the minerals. Stocks, Bonds, Eie. 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 47% 8 Barley.. .ccasevereess 119 WATER AND GAS. Spring Velley.... nies ieee "1, San Francisco Gas and Electric. 59 MINING STOCKS, Ophir..... 4/15 Sierra Nevada 67 Mexican .... 70 oar dobaeloee 1é¢ rGould & Cur.. 88 . Ballion. ... Best.& Bel . 1 75 Exchequer 20 Gon. Oal.&Vai.1 60 . Seg. Beloher.. 9 «. 65 . Overman. . 27 25 . Justice . 10 .Union . 88 80°} Alta. . 18 26 . Julia . . 06 Caledonia. 92 Silver Hill ... 65 Challenge... 28 Occidental . 1.10 Andes..... 88 Confidence ..1 15 ‘f ycu. wert a good, cool drnk o’ oeer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Barry. tf-m7 0@o-— For a good cool, sharp glase of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon Prico 5 ots TAYLOR'S Family Coffee at 25 cents is better than stale package Coffee at tne same price. A fresh roast every day. Ground to order. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. Hotel An LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS ellurgy at the World’s Fair. It is to: and will be made ofAlabama iron. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Tonight fair. Wednesday fair, with heavy frost in the morning. MoApr, Attorney Named. In the Saperior Gourt this morning Judge Nilon appointed Hon. J. M. Walling to act as counsel for William Deadman who is charged with manslaughter, and as the information relates, “the unlawful and félonious killing of one Virginia Anderson.” The defendant was given antil tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock in which to plead. ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying The regular weekly meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56,N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening. A number of important matters are to be discussed, among which is the election of a historian. All members are requested to attend. —_——+ 080-2 —_~ Wonderfu) Nerve Ie displayed by many a man enduring paine of accidental Cuts, Wounde, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stjff joints. But there’e 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, Druggist. Embroid ery Lessons Given on Wednesday and Friday after“Tarugs 250, 50c. ee ey cee noons. Apply to Mrs, James Carns, Transcript Building, Oommerocial treet. tf. _ A A “4 DR. H. O. SMITH} DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING. NEVADA GITY, CAL. gotiwiaess PINE STREET ———— the leading brands of Cigars also kept, Ore eases NEVADA OITY_ -THE OWL. onrass vattey Che Best in town.. Onr wines ard liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, ricbly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stosk of goode that is coming fromthe Kast for spring, we are making great reiactions in prices on all of our goods. Great Reduction in iZloaks and Furs.. Great Redaction in Blankets} G-eat Redaction in Comforters »¢ Great Redaction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Teanis Flannels, ete. Call and get our prices: Samp!es sent3on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. warm in winter and in summer. ~“CRAVENETTES,” . The,New RainOvVERcoate . Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Proof Cloth for Will keep you The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them,”’ We have a variety of aualities -nd designs of these goods. . R. T. MORRISON. Successor to L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor Violin Bows and Guitar Scien All kinds. instruments, Violin chin Also new line of strings for all stringed rests, etc. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & Fi. . HA® 41 UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street UISINE a Special feature. Return 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. cial Men and Transient trade. Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, ete. Can always be found at the favorite resort of Fred. Pilenian, ON BROAD STREET. Cool and Sharp ie the Beer drawn by us. We make a specialty of keeping only the best. We aleo serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks. We would be pleased to geo You at any time. THE EAGLE SALOON Dower & Hooper, Proprietors a I Suaday D‘nner. il aa eae LEAD GROCER We have a fresh stock of 3 everything in the grocery line at our store. Try a a «-EMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, ‘CITRON, MINCE Ti EAT, ETC., ETC. , We aim to keep only the best and sell asfow as-possible @F-Try «bottle oftShasta Water with your i Tue Bre Hive Geoceey. f J J JACKSON, Proprietor. Ln ee ett me ey fm Paps pe ae i an ge BAT EO OTe ie. 5