January 28, 1899 (4 pages)

Pirie THE TRANSCRIPT. i except BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. Lb. S. CALKINS, SATURDAY...JAN. 28, 1899 A.GRATIFYING GROWTH. The State Miners’ Association Is Prospering Financially and’ Otherwise. Secretary Benjamin of the Miners’ Association of California writes as follows concerning the prospects of that organization: : “Ibe future of the Association looks very bright. On the 27th of December I sent a circular letter to all of the mining companies that are registered _in the San Francisco directory, asking their support for our Association, and Iam _ pleased to note that a great many of them have signified their willingness to stand by us. A large number of the machinery and supply bouses that have not been called on in the last two years have also agreed to comtribute towards our support as permanent active members. “Tuolumne county is soon to organize with one thousand members as a starter. I bave. written to personal friends interested in mining in various counties, asking their assistance toward organizing. I think I may be safe in making the statement that in our next convention we will have county representatives from one end of the State to the other. “I am also pleased to inform you that the invitation that was sent to the American Institute of Mining Engineers to hold their fall meeting in San _ Francisco has been received favorably by them and in their last communication the secretary states that it is his opinion that the invitation will be accepted. “Our bill for the appropriation for the Paris Exposition was introduced in the Legislature and at the proper time we shall have a hearing vefore the committee. I am assured by personal friends, who are members of both. bodies, that we shall have their cordial support. , “I was very much pleased to place $400 to the credit’ of Placer county a few days ago, and trust that by next fall Placer’s membership may be greutly ‘increased. “The recent rains in the mining district&seem to insure a good year for our industry and I think that the future of thé\Association has an encouraging look also.” .They Were. Not Married. ; pda ed Superintendent Ctiiford Graham. of the Odin mine was in town today and was receiving congratulations on ali hands because of the published. report that he was married yesterday to\Miss Lou Walters of Rough aud Ready. The fact is that no such marriage. took place, but Clifford like the sensible man -he is took the mistake of the newspapers good-naturedly and said he hoped: they would have better luck with their items in future. IEEE een OS eRe ete Fire Officers’ Lanterns. The new lanterns for the Chief Engineer and Assistant of the Fire Deparment arrived yesterday afternoon and hereafter there will be no difficulty in locating those officials at night fires when it is necessary to communicate with them. They are handsome lanterns with heavy glass globes, similar to those carried by railroad conductors. ‘Ihe upper half of the globe of the Chief’s lantern is red, and that of the Assistant is blue. \ Le ae oe ea ae Lc Joaquin Lopez’s Purchase. Joaquin Lopez, the wood contractor, has bought of Mrs. C. Pare the woodranch formerly belonging to Geo. F. Pallen, deceased, the purchase price being $1,000. The property is situated at Gouge Eye, near Hunt’s Hill, and is well timbered, It is adjacent to other timbered land belonging to “Joe King,” the purchaser, ; ——-—_—_ + e@e + — --—. Secured Another School. Miss Alice Mulcahy of Newtown has been elected to teach the Foresi “«”" Springs school which was presided over by Miss Nellie Rogers prior to her marriage to John Hogan. Miss Mulcahy taught last year at Moore’s Flat and made an admirable record. + 60 Bishop Moreland, Coming. Bishop Moreland of the diocese ot the Episcopal Church for Northern California will in company with this wife visit Nevada City on April 23d. Worps OF PRaIsE bestowed upon Hood’s Sarsaparilla by those who have . . taken it indicate that it is restoring health to thousands of people, and that it will help you also. Hoop’s PILLS are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure biliousness, indigestion. 25c. . A Novel Exhibition. Go and see the wonderful optigraph now on exhibition in the building on Commercial street opposite Hyman & Co.’s. See the military parades, street “ gcenes in the great cities, land and naval battles of the war with Spain, America’s battleships'and naval com.magdera, etc. Instructive, beautiful . interesting. Admission, five and teu cents. : ¥ j24-lw i fr loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s, GENERAL EAGAN. FOUND GUILTY. He Will be Dissmissed From the Army. The Old Soldier Must Pay the Penalty of His Outbreak. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Bho WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—-The Eagan court-martial today found the General guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and and a gentleman, because of his virulent arraignment of General Miles:~--Hisdismissal from--thearmy will follow. A bard effort was made by the defense to prove that his mind had become unbalanced. by the criticisms that bad been placed upon the accused by his superior officer. PERSONAL, POINTERS, 4 Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Robert Anderson of Cement Hill was in town today. ‘ Joseph Foyer continues to be seriously ill with grip. Irving Watson of the Nevada Foundry went to Moore’s Flat today. Henry French of French Corral and Henry Meyer of Cherokee were here last night. L. M. Bovee of Alleghany was in town last night on his way home from San Francisco. Superintenent George W. Hall of the Eagle Bird mine returned today: from San Francisco. J. W. Pew of San Francisco, a director of the Brunswick «nine, arrived here last evening. A. E. Vosper of San Francisco returned here today from the Gold Bluff mine near Downieville. ‘ Captain Henry Richards of Gold Flat is on his feet again after being laid up for some days with grip. Ira Waters has gone to the Omo Ranch mine in ElDorado county to work under Superintendgnt George Downey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mitchelly Miss ty seat today. of Woodland. : what better today. getting along nicely. school. . Monday to visit her parents. ber, Mrs. J. Carey, Mrs. J. C. Rich Miss Jessie Ricb, Miss Bessie Waters Nick Monk. they put up at their windows. — —— 2 ome + their pictures. 4 @@e > See —— + 90-2 +--+ e@e oe --expression which passes for goodness ——— ~* @e o-—-employment for 15,000 men. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ——_ — — + eGoBest In The County. vada City. n 28-tf Jerry, always ready. j 10-tf RovaL Baking Powder Flora Mitchell and Miss Mildred Wag-. on February 20th. goner of Grass Valiey visited the counRev. Fathers Clyne and Tevlin go to Sacramento tomorrow to attend the funeral of the late Kev. Father Hines . Commiitse to Look Into Losses Caused Wm. H. Smith Jr. arrived today from Lundy. His infant daughter, whose illness called Mr. Smith over here, issome-. At this morning’s session of the AsAmong the grip victims since our last report are the son and daughter of\.ner, of Placer, claimed in favor of it Deputy Sheriff Waters.of Gold Fiat, . that those who had their property deMrs. Selina Jeffreys, Mrs. John Web-j; Stroyed were poor and could not afford AN artistic temperament is one which can’t stand the way other people: hang ‘Tue most profound problem of our lives is why other people don’t like us. THE Wyoming coal mines furnish Richardson’s new ‘undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Ne-. Reno in all directions. About sixteen _ BRIBF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A drop in the temperature is predicted for tomorrow. , -A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers . successors to F.C. Luetie. ,.Neck clasps, the lavest novelty for . ladies. At C. J. Brand’s. j21-3t . Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and . genuine Swiss cheese; at Jackson’s. tf . W.J. Organ has commenced work on the Texas Mining Company’s new dam at Scott’s Flat. James White, a vagrant who has been serving ten days in the county jail, was released today. The A. O. U. W. drill team will meet at Odd Feilows hall tomorrow evening at half past seven o'clock. . Last year the Plumbago quartz mine . on the Sierra county side of the Middle . Yuba river yielded over $160,000 worth of gold. r If this thing keeps on the.local news. papers. might as well reproduce the . whole city directory and head the item, ;* Victims of the Grip.” . Those members of Laurel Parlor who are to take part-in the Native Daughters’ minstrel show are requested to meet at Armory hall this evening at 7:30 o’clock. . Just received—Ehmann Olive Co.’s Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest ever brought to Nevada City. Sold exclusively by Géorge C. Gaylord & Son, . Broad street. The iuneral of Pietro Lazzoli, commouly called Peter Gasserly, who was poisoned by giant powder smoke while working in the Texas mine Thursday, NO ACTION IS OM oe . for breakfast I would have a sick heady {ache before noon. It seemed to me a! Investigation Committee's Regry us cng that 8 natorally heslthy: port Goes Over to Monday.’ kind unless she had been dosed in the . moruing with something. ee I naturally concluded that all was Abeer not rightjind inasmuch.as I was in ‘a Today’s Ballot For Senator the Same Very bervous condition anyhow, I went O!d Story, — to the doctor for a nerve tonic. . He told me I would have to qui’! , . drinking coffee, and when I said I could . not possibly do it because I always got . Sick if I didn’t have the coffee, he said: { Sacramento, Jan. 28—Only ‘one “Use Postum Food Coffee.” Well, I ballot, and this the thirty-second, for ‘tied it twice, and gave it up because it ._ tasted so flat. ; eeeerer was taken today and that “iad Oue day I was up to Dr. Ruggles’ Inwith the same result as the preceding firmary an@ remarked to Mrs. Ruggles ballots for many days past. , that the Lr. had told me that I must The report of the Assembly com-' leave off coffee and-wanted me to use! mitteé of investigation went over till, “this new fangled stuff called Postum,” . Monday for action: \ but. that it was perfectly unbearable. : a + Shé. said:-“My dear, -you--neverhave. PLACER COUNTY POINTS. Chad a good cup of Postum evidently.” Special to the TRA“ SCRIPT. 'T said, “No, I never have. I have only tried it twice.” “Well,” she said, “you: .'go back and look at the packa d . _—. V itaes ieee. Seat \ es aii observe that the Mepotiane ter ,Sist upon continued boiling, at least Among the first cases of grip in this fifteen minutes, not that length of time ‘section was that of Supervisor J. B. for the pot to set on the stove, but it Hayford, who lives seven miles above, Must stay there unitil it begins to boil, town on the Gold Runjroad. Mr. Hay_and then boil fifteen minutes. I will! ford was confined to his bed about a, guarantee you will get a fine, delicious week when pneumonia developed. His tasting, black, rich cup of coffee, and condition has been very low and his. perhaps better flavored than any you, brothers were telegraphed for Sunday , . ®ver tried before. The old-fashioned . ‘During the past three days there has coffee is.actually killing you. You are! ‘took place this afternoon from the! . Catholic church. This mornipg’s Herald says: “A let-' . ter from Dawson, N. W. T., states that! . J. A. Northway is in a hospital, sick, . und that the rest of the Nevada City . colony are sitting around doing noth-! ing, and playing in bad luck generally.” Wm. H. Barnes, the eminent. Workman and Odd Fellow, writes that he will ' be here on February 22d atthe reunion . ofthe Workmen of Nevada county. Mr. . Barnes is a popular orator, singer and story teller and is therefore one of the . most successful entertainers. in the) West. The Watt Blue Gravel Mining Com-. pany that owns some gfd0rid' in Bloody . Run between the Backbone House ard . Moore’s Flat and made an unsuccess-' ful effort fifteen or more years ago to! work the ground by drifting will hold . its annual meeting in San Francisco . — —— — + Be WILL VISIT DUTCH FLAT. by ‘“‘Firebugs.” Last evening’s Sacramente Bee says: sembly, a resolution was adopted callEdward Perriman, whose back and . ing for the appointment of a commitankle were slightly injured Thursday . tee of four to go to Dutch Flat, Placer bya Cave jat the Champion mine, is; County, and investigate a number of claims coming from that place. There! Miss*Rachel Hughes, who has been . are seven of these claims, and they agill for a fortnight past at her home in. gregate about $10,000. They are based this city, returned today to Washing-. "pon the destruction of property by ton where she ‘ix teacher of the public. #2 insane firebug named Wentworth. . Wentworth had been confined in the Mrs. Thomas Brotk of Derbec re-. @8ylum and was allowed toreturn home turned home today. “Her daughter,. to Dutch Flat. While there he set fire Mrs. Morris Maloney of this city, is. to the Catholic church, the public improving in health and wil go up . School house, and a mumber of dwell-. ings. The mover of the resolution, Lardto coms.to Sacramento and appear before the Committee on Claims. J Voracious rate are the cause of a _ Ir isrash to call on new neighbors . long and tedious idleness of the Santa before you see what kind of curtains . Ysabel No, 2 hoist at . mt, Cal., these rodents, it is said, having. eaten a cog wheel belonging tothe machinery. It may be easier to swallow if mehtioned that the cog was made of com présged rawhide. aN Soe Ew Se ee Poor Mrs. Motherdere!” exclaimed Mr. Meekton’s wife. “What has hapA WoMAN mourns ber mother-in-law . P°2€4 to her?” “She had: to decline our deeply when black is becoming to her. invitation to read-a paper on the proper management of children because she Concert frequently produces.a placid . was too busy looking%after her family !” Ir THE court-martial of Geperal Eagan is td be constructed as evidence that profanity in the service is to be punished, Captain “Bob” Evans might -. just as well send in his resignation at -} once. e@c DIsrePvurTaBLeE characters are leaving warrants of arrest are out, and fear of the police is driving the majotity of card sharps and toughs out of town. ooo erent = SSE) Seats in the New York Stock Exchange are now .selling $35,000 apiece and the indications are that.in. time they may be quoted on a art with seats in the United States Senate. Eviwence that Governor Gage does not yet fully appreciate one of the guberatorial privileges is found in the fact 'that’he has so fur failed to turn -cose a few able-bodied convicts. ~ omenest boy in your class, Bobby?” asked 'his uncle. “I'd like to tell you,” an;Swered Bobby, modestly, “only papa . Suys I must not boast.” . 200 Tue mines of the Republic of Mexico powders the greatest paid a total of $5,224,0.0 in dividends . for 1898, against $5,079,107 for 1897. . A THRIFTY woman savesa thing ten years and gives it away the day before she npeds it. : ‘ \ \ ; . and the outlook gave much satisfaction ‘of his recovery. A great many in our ; A Mopgst Yours —“W ho is the smart. been a change for the better and there terribly nervous and your complexion is hope of his recovery. is a long ways from what it should be Henry Disque of Colfax, who has had . at your age.” such a trial since he sustained a terri-. Well,;when I got home, I tried makbie iajury in the Dutch Flatiexplosion . ing some Postum at once-and followed on July 22d, has a hard{attack of the directions carefully, and I must say it grip. Dr. Gardner, Chief Surgeon of . was just delicious. I have continued the Southern Pacific Company, came} to use it eversince. up to attend Mr. Disque Monday, and . I am well and hearty now and my pronounced his case a serious one. complexion has cleared.up so that durMr. Disque has somewhat improved ing the last three months people reduring the past few days. He says if!mark to me continually, “How clear he could have the measles he thinks he your skin is!” I am naturally of a would be clear down the list. . light complexion and fair. Dr. RugGeorge S. Brand of Sacramento, who’ gies has all of his patients use Postum t used to be astationer at Nevada City, . instead of .ordinary coffee. I have in-. accompanied by D. W. Carmichael of duced papa to take up Postum, and he San Francisco and Elwood Bruner, J. likes it very much. One of our neigh-' Allison Bruney, A. J. Bruner, William , bors, Mr.C. A. Barke, was ill in bedi Lambert and George K. Rider of Sac. with heart and some kind of stomach ramento, were in Dutch Flat during complaint. He was an habitual. coffee the. first of the week looking at the, drinker, but when he got down Dr. Cedar Creek mine, of which S. C.\Jor-. Ruggles took his coffee away and gave dan is the present manager. Gravel him Postum Food Coffee. He is al. showing a good prospect was struck in! most well now, aud says that he bethe bedrock tunnel that bas. been ru! lives the Postum was the main cause . . to the gentlemen, who have wealth to town use Postum in place of ordinary . invest in some good mining property. . coffee. Miss Mubel Bangie, Stafford, ' Dutch Flat needs a\few good live men, Kans. ; such as these to develop some of its . E Pea ARES Sac ia act oan oe . dritt wnfinedl: Six loaves bread for 25c at: Homann’s: ; . . In less than twenty days the price of . . lead has scored an advance of 30 cents . per 100 pounds, and it is believed that! . it will go higher. . i DIED. . . . FARAH SAARI IAI LI RAID Dd & In San Francisco, January 26, 1899, . 4 ea CUT THIS OUT. Ko 10c Simon beloved husband of Poli Furth, ! Ben, . — im a father of Mrs. L. M. Dinkespiel, Mrs. . esp : Koreteie A. 8. Lavenson aud Melville Furth, and will patente and 75 cents in cash , t , * brother of Levi Solomon, Daniel, Chas. . 88cBex-ef Extra ‘, : ™and Jacob Furth,? a _ native of Bohemia, aged 72 years, 11 months and 15 AT WOl F’S . days. : ara? 98 Good until se x 2 on of 10c % FEB. 49, '99. 4 10¢ ‘ * ~ eee SSS Serer eerrsy se tts hehe KEEP YOUR EVE ON THIS AD. It Means Money For Yoa, KRAEMER FARE ee __ We know of nothing better to tear the lining of your throat and lungs. It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and pneumonia. Only keep it up long enough and you . will succeed in reducing your . Watch these Coupons closely, for we ight, losing your appetite bringing on a slow fever and making. everything exactly ‘Tight forthe germs of con% . sumption. \\ Stop coughing and you will get well, her ~ talalalol:‘slolalololaiaiaiotolel-°sdotalaie ry . Ese f cur tas our. # sc ‘Pectoral This Coupen and 55 cents’ in cash cures coughs of every kind. An ordinary cough disapwill purchase \. 60c Square Butter, pears in a single night. The racking coughs of bronchitis, bale. , Good until ISION are soon completely mastered. And, if not too far 5c i PEB. 19, '09, FOIA RORI CORIO Etat 408 along, the coughs of consumption are completely cured. : Pa your druggist*for one o Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plaster. It wil! aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral.We have established a reputation for sell. into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to onr store,.with the required amount of cash. change them daily. . Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. yh $98 I II Porprerre cet ere Ts Furnished Rooms to Rent. . Three rooms-furnished omplete for h keeping are offered for rent. Apply to Mrs J. Naffziger, Water street. §26-tf JOHN CALOWELL, ' Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street : Nevada City. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. If you have any complaint whatever and desire the best medical advice you can ibly obtain, write ua ning on will receive a Pp pt reply that may be of great } you. Re 3 J.C. AYER, Lowell, Mass. 'ing the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but } . how we are going to jiut still more money . . AGIRL'S COMPLEXION . g 10c, 15c, 25c. LADIES’ BLACK : HOSE, At Maher & Co’s Today. OO0-0-64-600-0664 5 foam SEE WINDOW TODAY DOCCOOOO OOF OF OOOO OOF OOOOH Ladies, this day’ we have placed in our Window 3 lots of Ladies’ Fast Black Hose: 1 Lot Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, best in the world, for LO Cents, Lot No. 2. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose— Our price is 15 Cemts. They are well shaped and extra long. Lot,3. This lot of Fine Hose will be sold at 25 Cemts. They are good value at 37% cents. . ) Do Not Miss This Hosiery Sale. Respectfully, Maher & Co. When You Want Lace Curtains, Call at Maher & Co’s. SCHMIDT BROS.,(Warm Welcome LEADING CIGAR DBALERS, ee ae Slim Pocket Books. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Ciga’ — A Sold, , Pine Street.. Nevada City Ca) ——IN STOCK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT D RELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB LA ROSA HARMONIA How Natural EE 2. It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of every kind, and especially isthis true of the photographs taken by There’s a general, gathering up here Wiiods ei lect of odds and ends after the holidays and M O O R the fiuest quality, . } where we find too many of a kind we 9 and up to date.“ lattacha price which is much lower than Studio on York Street. the usual and the things are quickly -} taken by wise buyers. The opportunity to secure. Staple and Fancy Groceries at much less than value is now presented. Those ; who wish to save money: will take the American Laundry, SACRAMENTO, Minciaigliibe U8 hint. T. J. TORPIE, \ Agent for Nevada City. CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED Commercial St. And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Ci junction of Main and Gorvote er en receive prompt attention, ae ak . A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors OF ALL KINDS, Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, —~ Which is the best in the market. Sold i quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. " “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Beer. 5 Cents a Glass, Choice Malaga Wine for family and medici All the favorite brands of aal pur Special selection of Fine Wine hand. alh os Rentuoky ‘Baylor Tose . saan Uae, : ated Hobie dat terior. * “Oscar Pepper,” po wiss, Limburger and Wm.-J.-Britiand. The Best Liquors, ‘ The Best Cigars. > These are the attractions you can always find at here. Particular attention paid to f, orders; eee ey ns [The Gem Saloon, CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. GRAND MASQUERADE : BALL Thehee ase bitin vteaks TO BE GIVEN AT can be anadinenenioted site — Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars " ARMORY, FAL ‘ But the AS og of them all is the Old FRIDAY RYENING, FEBRUARY 3d, ‘18, GEM, which has h & good repareson for so pal geet ROP IN ALL VE NEVER TRIED THIS The Leading Flour: Ry "HAVE iad Music by Goyne’s Occhestra. : = The list of prizes will consist of rizes for she best dr i and qenthaan ; for the best sustained characters. lady and genBx tema n ; special prise-for the finest fanc: ri costume (iady), a hat from Miss E. oeft : special prise, for original character (lady), pair of a ppere from John Webber ; bese ar. aud richest costumed group. ; J by Moore; best comlan, box of “Woodpeckers,” by Wm. Giffin. “ RECEPTION COMMI1 € hal TTEE--Sheriff Dana B. Getehell. : Waters, J.C. Rich. & A: Tompkins, John raigsks may.be procured at Wm, H. CrawADMISSION : Per couple, $1. Ladies [in mask] 25 cents. Specta’ 25 ana tors, 50 cents, Children, J. M. WALLING, DD"SREY wate RAE ROE _ Attorney : at: Law, uefort Cheese, the finest ever brought » SATURDAY A PION Aged Mrs. the Mrs. Rosal ing at the c had been 8s! over eighty y Chile. She came b was in her 5 handsomest \ many years 8 husband, Dor shanties on C. sey ravine fil Of late yea feeble and tk that it was fo her to the ho: ‘ing her there \ Old timers “second husba but they both At the C Tomorrow \ day. At Trin morning pray: rector, Rev. o’clock. At . evening prayé school and_thi half past twel: in this church » seven o'clock, x At the Con; “will be preac evening by t Sacrament of be administer morning servi course in the Live Much in tain Youth school at 12:3( vor at6 p. m. . subject, “God The pastor « will occupy tf and evening. ing, “The Thi Lapped.” In gins.” Sunda Epworth Lea; services will « ing week. Is S Edgar Hook this city, is n of Alaska, whe time past toge partners. Hie from him abot written on the On that. date tered twenty d ing that the w there as might so-called froz and his partne claims in the templated goi Territory. M: ful accident w logs to build into his eye, jury from w slowly, but wh he was getting he would soon try he says is pects well, t there is plent; and irregular the last letter being one that A Trag' Robert Gur years and a he a hydraulic . brother of hi miles below \ ty, returned t and will prob: It will be re son’s half-bro a tragic deat thrown from . he was drivir ran away, thr and killiiig bi Mr. Eliason mains in Wea mine which h time of his su Music: At today’s . Afternoon M residence of following prc direction of’! 1. Life of ins. 2, Piano : 95, (Erick Me nie Brand. 3. Voeal + Angel,” (Gor 4 Guitar —Mrs. A. I ‘ Miss Minnie 5. Pianos .(Mendelssoh: Arg ‘The argum the matter o ney Mason f restrain Dist prosecuting . and Beardsk assaulting o tais mornin; 1 wyers and hae been pc noon, Go To The Jerry, alway

Pirie THE TRANSCRIPT. i except BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. Lb. S. CALKINS, SATURDAY......JAN. 28, 1899 A.GRATIFYING GROWTH. The State Miners’ Association Is Prospering Financially and’ Otherwise. Secretary Benjamin of the Miners’ Association of California writes as follows concerning the prospects of that organization: : “Ibe future of the Association looks very bright. On the 27th of December I sent a circular letter to all of the mining companies that are registered _in the San Francisco directory, asking their support for our Association, and Iam _ pleased to note that a great many of them have signified their willingness to stand by us. A large number of the machinery and supply bouses that have not been called on in the last two years have also agreed to comtribute towards our support as permanent active members. “Tuolumne county is soon to organize with one thousand members as a starter. I bave. written to personal friends interested in mining in various counties, asking their assistance toward organizing. I think I may be safe in making the statement that in our next convention we will have county representatives from one end of the State to the other. “I am also pleased to inform you that the invitation that was sent to the American Institute of Mining Engineers to hold their fall meeting in San _ Francisco has been received favorably by them and in their last communication the secretary states that it is his opinion that the invitation will be accepted. “Our bill for the appropriation for the Paris Exposition was introduced in the Legislature and at the proper time we shall have a hearing vefore the committee. I am assured by personal friends, who are members of both. bodies, that we shall have their cordial support. , “I was very much pleased to place $400 to the credit’ of Placer county a few days ago, and trust that by next fall Placer’s membership may be greutly ‘increased. “The recent rains in the mining district&seem to insure a good year for our industry and I think that the future of thé\Association has an encouraging look also.” .They Were. Not Married. ; pda ed Superintendent Ctiiford Graham. of the Odin mine was in town today and was receiving congratulations on ali hands because of the published. report that he was married yesterday to\Miss Lou Walters of Rough aud Ready. The fact is that no such marriage. took place, but Clifford like the sensible man -he is took the mistake of the newspapers good-naturedly and said he hoped: they would have better luck with their items in future. IEEE een OS eRe ete Fire Officers’ Lanterns. The new lanterns for the Chief Engineer and Assistant of the Fire Deparment arrived yesterday afternoon and hereafter there will be no difficulty in locating those officials at night fires when it is necessary to communicate with them. They are handsome lanterns with heavy glass globes, similar to those carried by railroad conductors. ‘Ihe upper half of the globe of the Chief’s lantern is red, and that of the Assistant is blue. \ Le ae oe ea ae Lc Joaquin Lopez’s Purchase. Joaquin Lopez, the wood contractor, has bought of Mrs. C. Pare the woodranch formerly belonging to Geo. F. Pallen, deceased, the purchase price being $1,000. The property is situated at Gouge Eye, near Hunt’s Hill, and is well timbered, It is adjacent to other timbered land belonging to “Joe King,” the purchaser, ; ——-—_—_ + e@e + — --—. Secured Another School. Miss Alice Mulcahy of Newtown has been elected to teach the Foresi “«”" Springs school which was presided over by Miss Nellie Rogers prior to her marriage to John Hogan. Miss Mulcahy taught last year at Moore’s Flat and made an admirable record. + 60 Bishop Moreland, Coming. Bishop Moreland of the diocese ot the Episcopal Church for Northern California will in company with this wife visit Nevada City on April 23d. Worps OF PRaIsE bestowed upon Hood’s Sarsaparilla by those who have . . taken it indicate that it is restoring health to thousands of people, and that it will help you also. Hoop’s PILLS are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure biliousness, indigestion. 25c. . A Novel Exhibition. Go and see the wonderful optigraph now on exhibition in the building on Commercial street opposite Hyman & Co.’s. See the military parades, street “ gcenes in the great cities, land and naval battles of the war with Spain, America’s battleships'and naval com.magdera, etc. Instructive, beautiful . interesting. Admission, five and teu cents. : ¥ j24-lw i fr loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s, GENERAL EAGAN. FOUND GUILTY. He Will be Dissmissed From the Army. The Old Soldier Must Pay the Penalty of His Outbreak. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Bho WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—-The Eagan court-martial today found the General guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and and a gentleman, because of his virulent arraignment of General Miles:~--Hisdismissal from--thearmy will follow. A bard effort was made by the defense to prove that his mind had become unbalanced. by the criticisms that bad been placed upon the accused by his superior officer. PERSONAL, POINTERS, 4 Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Robert Anderson of Cement Hill was in town today. ‘ Joseph Foyer continues to be seriously ill with grip. Irving Watson of the Nevada Foundry went to Moore’s Flat today. Henry French of French Corral and Henry Meyer of Cherokee were here last night. L. M. Bovee of Alleghany was in town last night on his way home from San Francisco. Superintenent George W. Hall of the Eagle Bird mine returned today: from San Francisco. J. W. Pew of San Francisco, a director of the Brunswick «nine, arrived here last evening. A. E. Vosper of San Francisco returned here today from the Gold Bluff mine near Downieville. ‘ Captain Henry Richards of Gold Flat is on his feet again after being laid up for some days with grip. Ira Waters has gone to the Omo Ranch mine in ElDorado county to work under Superintendgnt George Downey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mitchelly Miss ty seat today. of Woodland. : what better today. getting along nicely. school. . Monday to visit her parents. ber, Mrs. J. Carey, Mrs. J. C. Rich Miss Jessie Ricb, Miss Bessie Waters Nick Monk. they put up at their windows. — —— 2 ome + their pictures. 4 @@e > See —— + 90-2 +--+ e@e oe --expression which passes for goodness ——— ~* @e o-—-employment for 15,000 men. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s ——_ — — + eGoBest In The County. vada City. n 28-tf Jerry, always ready. j 10-tf RovaL Baking Powder Flora Mitchell and Miss Mildred Wag-. on February 20th. goner of Grass Valiey visited the counRev. Fathers Clyne and Tevlin go to Sacramento tomorrow to attend the funeral of the late Kev. Father Hines . Commiitse to Look Into Losses Caused Wm. H. Smith Jr. arrived today from Lundy. His infant daughter, whose illness called Mr. Smith over here, issome-. At this morning’s session of the AsAmong the grip victims since our last report are the son and daughter of\.ner, of Placer, claimed in favor of it Deputy Sheriff Waters.of Gold Fiat, . that those who had their property deMrs. Selina Jeffreys, Mrs. John Web-j; Stroyed were poor and could not afford AN artistic temperament is one which can’t stand the way other people: hang ‘Tue most profound problem of our lives is why other people don’t like us. THE Wyoming coal mines furnish Richardson’s new ‘undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Ne-. Reno in all directions. About sixteen _ BRIBF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A drop in the temperature is predicted for tomorrow. , -A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers . successors to F.C. Luetie. ,.Neck clasps, the lavest novelty for . ladies. At C. J. Brand’s. j21-3t . Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and . genuine Swiss cheese; at Jackson’s. tf . W.J. Organ has commenced work on the Texas Mining Company’s new dam at Scott’s Flat. James White, a vagrant who has been serving ten days in the county jail, was released today. The A. O. U. W. drill team will meet at Odd Feilows hall tomorrow evening at half past seven o'clock. . Last year the Plumbago quartz mine . on the Sierra county side of the Middle . Yuba river yielded over $160,000 worth of gold. r If this thing keeps on the.local news. papers. might as well reproduce the . whole city directory and head the item, ;* Victims of the Grip.” . Those members of Laurel Parlor who are to take part-in the Native Daughters’ minstrel show are requested to meet at Armory hall this evening at 7:30 o’clock. . Just received—Ehmann Olive Co.’s Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest ever brought to Nevada City. Sold exclusively by Géorge C. Gaylord & Son, . Broad street. The iuneral of Pietro Lazzoli, commouly called Peter Gasserly, who was poisoned by giant powder smoke while working in the Texas mine Thursday, NO ACTION IS OM oe . for breakfast I would have a sick heady {ache before noon. It seemed to me a! Investigation Committee's Regry us cng that 8 natorally heslthy: port Goes Over to Monday.’ kind unless she had been dosed in the . moruing with something. ee I naturally concluded that all was Abeer not rightjind inasmuch.as I was in ‘a Today’s Ballot For Senator the Same Very bervous condition anyhow, I went O!d Story, — to the doctor for a nerve tonic. . He told me I would have to qui’! , . drinking coffee, and when I said I could . not possibly do it because I always got . Sick if I didn’t have the coffee, he said: { Sacramento, Jan. 28—Only ‘one “Use Postum Food Coffee.” Well, I ballot, and this the thirty-second, for ‘tied it twice, and gave it up because it ._ tasted so flat. ; eeeerer was taken today and that “iad Oue day I was up to Dr. Ruggles’ Inwith the same result as the preceding firmary an@ remarked to Mrs. Ruggles ballots for many days past. , that the Lr. had told me that I must The report of the Assembly com-' leave off coffee and-wanted me to use! mitteé of investigation went over till, “this new fangled stuff called Postum,” . Monday for action: \ but. that it was perfectly unbearable. : a + Shé. said:-“My dear, -you--neverhave. PLACER COUNTY POINTS. Chad a good cup of Postum evidently.” Special to the TRA“ SCRIPT. 'T said, “No, I never have. I have only tried it twice.” “Well,” she said, “you: .'go back and look at the packa d . _—. V itaes ieee. Seat \ es aii observe that the Mepotiane ter ,Sist upon continued boiling, at least Among the first cases of grip in this fifteen minutes, not that length of time ‘section was that of Supervisor J. B. for the pot to set on the stove, but it Hayford, who lives seven miles above, Must stay there unitil it begins to boil, town on the Gold Runjroad. Mr. Hay_and then boil fifteen minutes. I will! ford was confined to his bed about a, guarantee you will get a fine, delicious week when pneumonia developed. His tasting, black, rich cup of coffee, and condition has been very low and his. perhaps better flavored than any you, brothers were telegraphed for Sunday , . ®ver tried before. The old-fashioned . ‘During the past three days there has coffee is.actually killing you. You are! ‘took place this afternoon from the! . Catholic church. This mornipg’s Herald says: “A let-' . ter from Dawson, N. W. T., states that! . J. A. Northway is in a hospital, sick, . und that the rest of the Nevada City . colony are sitting around doing noth-! ing, and playing in bad luck generally.” Wm. H. Barnes, the eminent. Workman and Odd Fellow, writes that he will ' be here on February 22d atthe reunion . ofthe Workmen of Nevada county. Mr. . Barnes is a popular orator, singer and story teller and is therefore one of the . most successful entertainers. in the) West. The Watt Blue Gravel Mining Com-. pany that owns some gfd0rid' in Bloody . Run between the Backbone House ard . Moore’s Flat and made an unsuccess-' ful effort fifteen or more years ago to! work the ground by drifting will hold . its annual meeting in San Francisco . — —— — + Be WILL VISIT DUTCH FLAT. by ‘“‘Firebugs.” Last evening’s Sacramente Bee says: sembly, a resolution was adopted callEdward Perriman, whose back and . ing for the appointment of a commitankle were slightly injured Thursday . tee of four to go to Dutch Flat, Placer bya Cave jat the Champion mine, is; County, and investigate a number of claims coming from that place. There! Miss*Rachel Hughes, who has been . are seven of these claims, and they agill for a fortnight past at her home in. gregate about $10,000. They are based this city, returned today to Washing-. "pon the destruction of property by ton where she ‘ix teacher of the public. #2 insane firebug named Wentworth. . Wentworth had been confined in the Mrs. Thomas Brotk of Derbec re-. @8ylum and was allowed toreturn home turned home today. “Her daughter,. to Dutch Flat. While there he set fire Mrs. Morris Maloney of this city, is. to the Catholic church, the public improving in health and wil go up . School house, and a mumber of dwell-. ings. The mover of the resolution, Lardto coms.to Sacramento and appear before the Committee on Claims. J Voracious rate are the cause of a _ Ir isrash to call on new neighbors . long and tedious idleness of the Santa before you see what kind of curtains . Ysabel No, 2 hoist at . mt, Cal., these rodents, it is said, having. eaten a cog wheel belonging tothe machinery. It may be easier to swallow if mehtioned that the cog was made of com présged rawhide. aN Soe Ew Se ee Poor Mrs. Motherdere!” exclaimed Mr. Meekton’s wife. “What has hapA WoMAN mourns ber mother-in-law . P°2€4 to her?” “She had: to decline our deeply when black is becoming to her. invitation to read-a paper on the proper management of children because she Concert frequently produces.a placid . was too busy looking%after her family !” Ir THE court-martial of Geperal Eagan is td be constructed as evidence that profanity in the service is to be punished, Captain “Bob” Evans might -. just as well send in his resignation at -} once. e@c DIsrePvurTaBLeE characters are leaving warrants of arrest are out, and fear of the police is driving the majotity of card sharps and toughs out of town. ooo erent = SSE) Seats in the New York Stock Exchange are now .selling $35,000 apiece and the indications are that.in. time they may be quoted on a art with seats in the United States Senate. Eviwence that Governor Gage does not yet fully appreciate one of the guberatorial privileges is found in the fact 'that’he has so fur failed to turn -cose a few able-bodied convicts. ~ omenest boy in your class, Bobby?” asked 'his uncle. “I'd like to tell you,” an;Swered Bobby, modestly, “only papa . Suys I must not boast.” . 200 Tue mines of the Republic of Mexico powders the greatest paid a total of $5,224,0.0 in dividends . for 1898, against $5,079,107 for 1897. . A THRIFTY woman savesa thing ten years and gives it away the day before she npeds it. : ‘ \ \ ; . and the outlook gave much satisfaction ‘of his recovery. A great many in our ; A Mopgst Yours —“W ho is the smart. been a change for the better and there terribly nervous and your complexion is hope of his recovery. is a long ways from what it should be Henry Disque of Colfax, who has had . at your age.”

such a trial since he sustained a terri-. Well,;when I got home, I tried makbie iajury in the Dutch Flatiexplosion . ing some Postum at once-and followed on July 22d, has a hard{attack of the directions carefully, and I must say it grip. Dr. Gardner, Chief Surgeon of . was just delicious. I have continued the Southern Pacific Company, came} to use it eversince. up to attend Mr. Disque Monday, and . I am well and hearty now and my pronounced his case a serious one. complexion has cleared.up so that durMr. Disque has somewhat improved ing the last three months people reduring the past few days. He says if!mark to me continually, “How clear he could have the measles he thinks he your skin is!” I am naturally of a would be clear down the list. . light complexion and fair. Dr. RugGeorge S. Brand of Sacramento, who’ gies has all of his patients use Postum t used to be astationer at Nevada City, . instead of .ordinary coffee. I have in-. accompanied by D. W. Carmichael of duced papa to take up Postum, and he San Francisco and Elwood Bruner, J. likes it very much. One of our neigh-' Allison Bruney, A. J. Bruner, William , bors, Mr.C. A. Barke, was ill in bedi Lambert and George K. Rider of Sac. with heart and some kind of stomach ramento, were in Dutch Flat during complaint. He was an habitual. coffee the. first of the week looking at the, drinker, but when he got down Dr. Cedar Creek mine, of which S. C.\Jor-. Ruggles took his coffee away and gave dan is the present manager. Gravel him Postum Food Coffee. He is al. showing a good prospect was struck in! most well now, aud says that he bethe bedrock tunnel that bas. been ru! lives the Postum was the main cause . . to the gentlemen, who have wealth to town use Postum in place of ordinary . invest in some good mining property. . coffee. Miss Mubel Bangie, Stafford, ' Dutch Flat needs a\few good live men, Kans. ; such as these to develop some of its . E Pea ARES Sac ia act oan oe . dritt wnfinedl: Six loaves bread for 25c at: Homann’s: ; . . In less than twenty days the price of . . lead has scored an advance of 30 cents . per 100 pounds, and it is believed that! . it will go higher. . i DIED. . . . FARAH SAARI IAI LI RAID Dd & In San Francisco, January 26, 1899, . 4 ea CUT THIS OUT. Ko 10c Simon beloved husband of Poli Furth, ! Ben, . — im a father of Mrs. L. M. Dinkespiel, Mrs. . esp : Koreteie A. 8. Lavenson aud Melville Furth, and will patente and 75 cents in cash , t , * brother of Levi Solomon, Daniel, Chas. . 88cBex-ef Extra ‘, : ™and Jacob Furth,? a _ native of Bohemia, aged 72 years, 11 months and 15 AT WOl F’S . days. : ara? 98 Good until se x 2 on of 10c % FEB. 49, '99. 4 10¢ ‘ * ~ eee SSS Serer eerrsy se tts hehe KEEP YOUR EVE ON THIS AD. It Means Money For Yoa, KRAEMER FARE ee __ We know of nothing better to tear the lining of your throat and lungs. It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and pneumonia. Only keep it up long enough and you . will succeed in reducing your . Watch these Coupons closely, for we ight, losing your appetite bringing on a slow fever and making. everything exactly ‘Tight forthe germs of con% . sumption. \\ Stop coughing and you will get well, her ~ talalalol:‘slolalololaiaiaiotolel-°sdotalaie ry . Ese f cur tas our. # sc ‘Pectoral This Coupen and 55 cents’ in cash cures coughs of every kind. An ordinary cough disapwill purchase \. 60c Square Butter, pears in a single night. The racking coughs of bronchitis, bale. , Good until ISION are soon completely mastered. And, if not too far 5c i PEB. 19, '09, FOIA RORI CORIO Etat 408 along, the coughs of consumption are completely cured. : Pa your druggist*for one o Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Plaster. It wil! aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral.We have established a reputation for sell. into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to onr store,.with the required amount of cash. change them daily. . Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. yh $98 I II Porprerre cet ere Ts Furnished Rooms to Rent. . Three rooms-furnished omplete for h keeping are offered for rent. Apply to Mrs J. Naffziger, Water street. §26-tf JOHN CALOWELL, ' Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street : Nevada City. W. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. If you have any complaint whatever and desire the best medical advice you can ibly obtain, write ua ning on will receive a Pp pt reply that may be of great } you. Re 3 J.C. AYER, Lowell, Mass. 'ing the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but } . how we are going to jiut still more money . . AGIRL'S COMPLEXION . g 10c, 15c, 25c. LADIES’ BLACK : HOSE, At Maher & Co’s Today. OO0-0-64-600-0664 5 foam SEE WINDOW TODAY DOCCOOOO OOF OF OOOO OOF OOOOH Ladies, this day’ we have placed in our Window 3 lots of Ladies’ Fast Black Hose: 1 Lot Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, best in the world, for LO Cents, Lot No. 2. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose— Our price is 15 Cemts. They are well shaped and extra long. Lot,3. This lot of Fine Hose will be sold at 25 Cemts. They are good value at 37% cents. . ) Do Not Miss This Hosiery Sale. Respectfully, Maher & Co. When You Want Lace Curtains, Call at Maher & Co’s. SCHMIDT BROS.,(Warm Welcome LEADING CIGAR DBALERS, ee ae Slim Pocket Books. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Ciga’ — A Sold, , Pine Street.... Nevada City Ca) ——IN STOCK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT D RELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB LA ROSA HARMONIA How Natural EE 2. It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of every kind, and especially isthis true of the photographs taken by There’s a general, gathering up here Wiiods ei lect of odds and ends after the holidays and M O O R the fiuest quality, . } where we find too many of a kind we 9 and up to date.“ lattacha price which is much lower than Studio on York Street. the usual and the things are quickly -} taken by wise buyers. The opportunity to secure. Staple and Fancy Groceries at much less than value is now presented. Those ; who wish to save money: will take the American Laundry, SACRAMENTO, Minciaigliibe U8 hint. T. J. TORPIE, \ Agent for Nevada City. CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED Commercial St. And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Ci junction of Main and Gorvote er en receive prompt attention, ae ak . A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors OF ALL KINDS, Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, —~ Which is the best in the market. Sold i quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. " “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Beer. 5 Cents a Glass, Choice Malaga Wine for family and medici All the favorite brands of aal pur Special selection of Fine Wine hand. alh os Rentuoky ‘Baylor Tose . saan Uae, : ated Hobie dat terior. * “Oscar Pepper,” po wiss, Limburger and Wm.-J.-Britiand. The Best Liquors, ‘ The Best Cigars. > These are the attractions you can always find at here. Particular attention paid to f, orders; eee ey ns [The Gem Saloon, CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. GRAND MASQUERADE : BALL Thehee ase bitin vteaks TO BE GIVEN AT can be anadinenenioted site — Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars " ARMORY, FAL ‘ But the AS og of them all is the Old FRIDAY RYENING, FEBRUARY 3d, ‘18, GEM, which has h & good repareson for so pal geet ROP IN ALL VE NEVER TRIED THIS The Leading Flour: Ry "HAVE iad Music by Goyne’s Occhestra. : = The list of prizes will consist of rizes for she best dr i and qenthaan ; for the best sustained characters. lady and genBx tema n ; special prise-for the finest fanc: ri costume (iady), a hat from Miss E. oeft : special prise, for original character (lady), pair of a ppere from John Webber ; bese ar. aud richest costumed group. ; J by Moore; best comlan, box of “Woodpeckers,” by Wm. Giffin. “ RECEPTION COMMI1 € hal TTEE--Sheriff Dana B. Getehell. : Waters, J.C. Rich. & A: Tompkins, John raigsks may.be procured at Wm, H. CrawADMISSION : Per couple, $1. Ladies [in mask] 25 cents. Specta’ 25 ana tors, 50 cents, Children, J. M. WALLING, DD"SREY wate RAE ROE _ Attorney : at: Law, uefort Cheese, the finest ever brought » SATURDAY A PION Aged Mrs. the Mrs. Rosal ing at the c had been 8s! over eighty y Chile. She came b was in her 5 handsomest \ many years 8 husband, Dor shanties on C. sey ravine fil Of late yea feeble and tk that it was fo her to the ho: ‘ing her there \ Old timers “second husba but they both At the C Tomorrow \ day. At Trin morning pray: rector, Rev. o’clock. At . evening prayé school and_thi half past twel: in this church » seven o'clock, x At the Con; “will be preac evening by t Sacrament of be administer morning servi course in the Live Much in tain Youth school at 12:3( vor at6 p. m. . subject, “God The pastor « will occupy tf and evening. ing, “The Thi Lapped.” In gins.” Sunda Epworth Lea; services will « ing week. Is S Edgar Hook this city, is n of Alaska, whe time past toge partners. Hie from him abot written on the On that. date tered twenty d ing that the w there as might so-called froz and his partne claims in the templated goi Territory. M: ful accident w logs to build into his eye, jury from w slowly, but wh he was getting he would soon try he says is pects well, t there is plent; and irregular the last letter being one that A Trag' Robert Gur years and a he a hydraulic . brother of hi miles below \ ty, returned t and will prob: It will be re son’s half-bro a tragic deat thrown from . he was drivir ran away, thr and killiiig bi Mr. Eliason mains in Wea mine which h time of his su Music: At today’s . Afternoon M residence of following prc direction of’! 1. Life of ins. 2, Piano : 95, (Erick Me nie Brand. 3. Voeal + Angel,” (Gor 4 Guitar —Mrs. A. I ‘ Miss Minnie 5. Pianos .(Mendelssoh: Arg ‘The argum the matter o ney Mason f restrain Dist prosecuting . and Beardsk assaulting o tais mornin; 1 wyers and hae been pc noon, Go To The Jerry, alway