March 1, 1897 (4 pages)

TRANSCRIPT* THE foe bsowsa co. Be NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA ° —OO The storm. of last ‘evening did not prevent the people from crowding the Congregational Chorch from pulpit a The exercises throughout were of a : high qaality. “The singing, playing : and speaking often, jealled forth ex-. " ee pressions of approval. The male cho‘the r selections by the choir re‘ vealed.the superior qualifications of dialogues “The Motto Cross” and “The Journey of Life,” given under the direction of Mrs. J. 8.-Dunn and Miss Martha Sims, were rendered to perfection. In the latter appeured Miss . . Edith Edwards as Pilgrim, Miss Clara. Nancarrow as Beauty, Miss Helen Cooper as Fame, Miss Martha Sims as Wealth and Miss Lillie White as ReWallace received great praise for their speaking. At the close of the exercises, after a liberal collection had the school banner to the class of Miss Clara Nancarrow, which was successful in raising the largest amount of money during the school, year.» . The school was reported as being in a’ that deathhad not thinned the ranks of the pupils and teachers. ; Died This Afternoon. Thomas Woon, died this. afternoon at her home on Spring street, while sitting in a chair. She had been sick’ three days, pnenmonia being the cause of death. Deceased was avery estimable lady, and well liked by all who knew her. She _ leaves three, grown children by a former busband namely: Mrs. ‘Thomas. Powell George of Brown’s Valley, besides two young daughters, Maud and Nina Woon. Her husband also survives her. i William Spargo of North Bloomfield is city is an aunt of deceased. Mrs. Woon lived at North Bloomfield 17 years, and has been a resident of this city about three years. She was.a native of Cornwall, aged 56 years, ——__—__+ oe s Superior Court. acted in the Superior Court today, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: . Joseph Fouyer vs. Geo. W. Baldwin. ; Set for trial Monday, March 22d. . : Estate of H. H. Cotton, deceased. . Settlement of final account. 1 a tlement of final account. fi * Fred Frank et al. vs. John Hearing return of sale of real estate . made by Henry Fuchs, commissioner, . postponed until Thursday 10 a. m. . amber of A Kinds. . Lumber of All Kinds. to hereafter keep on hand a full line of all kinds of lumber, dressed and undressed, including redwood of all descriptions, Oregon pine flooring; moulding of all kinds, and finishing pared to do to order any kind of mill work, All orders will receive prompt Saffleman Lx . = Accidentally Killed. * SMONDAY:..°sMARCH'T. 1897-7 me to vestibule, including the gallery. THE rue homas J. Clunie Appointed In-. ligion, Miss Maggie Nickles and Mr. 2’ corance Commissioner. been taken up, Rev. J. Sims presented URS. STANFORD LOSES HER TAX SUIT Aram, Sewell. healthy and prosperous condition and The State Senate to Investigate the“BxMrs. Elizabeth Jane Woon, wife of . 4 Newspaper Mall to be Blectrocuted. for cdae Gh tie Washingtta’‘dgs 1 16 McKINLEY LEAVES HOME FOR . working partner, Thomas Lané,~‘were Mrs. H. Daniel of thie city, and John . +40, 5, senate in Session AN Day . left arm and leg badly braised and cnt, an uncle and Mrs. John Bonney of this . special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Sax Francisco, March 1.—F. A. Lax, the well-known cattle dealer, was killed . yesterday afternoon while hunting in The following business was’ trans. Contra Costa county, by the accidental Minor Notes and Comments of Local discharge of hig shotgun. * ‘Estate of Jerry Blake, deceased. Set. of this afternoon says the Utica mine at Angels Camp has been sold for $15,. TOW*. 000,000, and that it is reported that Alvinza Hayward is quietly disposing of vagrancy. . all his mining interests. M. L. & D. Marsh, the pioneer tam-. exaggerated, and that one-third the bermen of this section, have arranged . amount would be o i oderect: lumber generally. They-are — Quackenbush, the millionaire, who reattention azid will be tarnished at. the . him by Mrs. Mary Abbott to establish ington tomorrow. : UTICA MINE 1S SOLD.) yaa Senet ve, DIES SUDDENLY. Shogaicewro, March 1.—In the Senate . -Tenth Michigan end eencamped ge Ge eae to day Morehouse arose’to a question . in front of the besieged cee assis OR Pee ee of privilege and introduced a resolution pity upon the forlorn condition of. ‘Sian ; officers of the Southern army and hop= asking that a comniittee be appointed “Ato investigate the charges_of bribery made by Saturday’s Examiner against someof the Senators. The following committee’ was appointed: Dickson, — ACAIST SAK FRANCISCO, . HIBNRY. RICHARDS. HURT. Caved Onin the Milliken Mine This Fiat was severely injured this afternoon by a cave at the Milliken ranch —— one of the parties who have a contract to sink the shaft at that mine. This afternoon Richards and his Killing a Woman. jast about to go off shift when a cave occurred. Richards was struck by a heavy slab. His left ear was cut off, WASHINGTON TOMORROW. and it is thought he received internal injuries. Dr. Hunt was telephoned for and went out immediately. Arrangements were made to bring the injured man to his home. £ BRIBP MENTION. Yesterday. Killed While Out Hunting. Interest, . Hot lunch tonight at the Star & Crescent. . £24-1w The Shakespeare Club meets toThe Utica Mine Sold. San ‘FRAxciscd, March 1—The Post Pete Caldwell-was-brought up from Grass Valley today to serve 10 days for MILLIONAIRE QUACKENBUSH! . Will Investigate the Charge. wo prea Patan) oe ing to lighten burden of sorrow, t. Sheriff Getchell will take Perrault : to the State Prison at Folsom tomorray #0 ' A few days previous to this Mr. Mead had received a letter from Col. Lum in which he was informed that the ColonBlue Tent school Monday. Died Very Suddenly. _San_ FRANCISCO, “March 1—Thomas pig’s tail. He says it can’t be did. Our devil has been trying for the},, past week to make a whistle out of &. sorved in the same capacity with the and who were so cleseories that opposing forces, The second drawing in Frank T-/ jy associated with the mem Smith’s suit club took place Saturday . ,justered about the cane he so proudly s evening, William Sandow being the og : iniercently won the suit, brought against . successful member. carries — together in friendly There was a large crowd at Prof. Be Remembered Siege, (Ban Francisco Call.) Walter Mead of this.city has in his associations make it of extraordinary. occasions “WH Start For Washington.) 92° strat etogs mre his prisoner ga! All the delicacies many another Civil War it li walking-stick, hands read the inscripti fought for the Confederacy; was at the siege of Vicksburg, on the cane brought back to his memory the story of the dinner which Colonel eee i, 0, Mi ht SPresidiint Mo‘the breasts of former. foss. The cane, Kinley has entirely recovered from his . ~— a on bony and mounted with late sickness and will start for Wash-} gold. On its : words that tell in part its. history. Just before the surrender . of VicksNw Yore, March .1,— William J. ; ge ticular day which partly led torthe ex: home on Church street with pneu000,000. Reported to be the Koerner, a newspaper artist, who was] istence of the cane: so proudly reonvicted of the murder of: Rose A. ured by Mr. Mead was one ice ; Redmade, was today.sentenced to be lar gloom toalittle band of discouraged it to” Sa ant Price Realized. vise and disheartened officers of the Confedhave returned front ® kaa ; set electrocuted April 10th. ye held i . Francisco. rma % erare army, who were sek ai George McDonald, is very danger: for a while at least, their invited them to dine with him. That was a dinner whose history has never before been written. The gracious colonel of the Union forces proved a most admirable host and during the progress of the banquet which he spread before them he made ests forget their troubles. for the table possibly procurable at the time he spread before the hungry Confederates, and kindly Afternoon. ‘ toasts were proposed and drunk in ; i e sparkling champagne. At the conclusCaptain Henry Richards of Gold ion of the feast the Southern prisoners arose from their seats and gave three hearty cheers for their Northern host and their captor. : Tt was the cane which Mr. Mead carries that brought this story to light. In }j. all the historieg and narrations of the war it had never been written: like touching incident of the ved only in the memories of those who participated in the incient. Historians had not recorded. it; bards had not sung of it, and it was only threugh a coincident that happened here in San Francisco that the present narrative is written. When the Tenth Michigan Regiment was mustered out of the service its officersand men presented Colonel Lum with the cane Mr. Mead now carries. The colonel in his declining years gave it to Mr. Mead. One day the latter was talking to his friend, the doctor remarked the beauty of the r and taking it into his on. Dr. Ernest city, and he related it to el’s old regimental surgeon, Dr. ParThe dance committee of the Board sons, was about to visit this city. On the. street the talk is that the} of Trade will meet at the National Hoprice reported received for the mine is tel tomorrow evening. Parsons had also been at the siege of Vicksburg, and when Dr. Earnest’ told Richard Davis of Grass Valley, the. ih. story of the dinner given by Col. newly elected teacher, will reopen the . 7 nm to the curred to Mr. Mead that it to bring these two—who had course. And so it came about that when DrDr. Ernest, when and the inscription soldiers it ocwould be Tt ae Hows of Today as Told Over the At the Methodist Church yesterday $50 was raised for the famine sufferers in inte. 8 Mrs. Joseph She had been ill for a long time. Besides a husband she leaves six children, viz: Mrs. Alice. Hooper, Mrs. ohn Richards, Mrs. Lou Wilhelm, . Annie and Jennie and Richard Bennal-} lack. Deceased was a native of England. and aged sixty-two years. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Phelan and daughter, of Reno, Mrs. W. G. Aver is quite ill at her} monia. 4 Misses Estella and Laura Lakenan ously ill at his room in the reer of Me-. * Axidrew Petérson, who has been Inid up for eight weeks with an abecess of the ear, was out Saturday for the first Dr. Sophia J. MoClelland, who has been visiting her family and attending to professional business at Anderson, Shasta county, will return to Grass James Roach will begin selling pools on the Corbett—Fitzsimmons fight at his saloon on Tuesday evening next evening before the fight. He'will also receive dispatches of each round during the day of the fight and they will beread in front of his establishment. Mra. Burrows, second wife of A. Burrows, died at Grass Valley Saturday night. She was 24’ years of age, and was born at Forest Springs and raised in Missouri. The funeral will take place tomorrow forenoon. —_—_———— Laundry Agent. William H. Andrews. has -been appointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All orders given prompt attention. Broad street, one door below Armory Hall. eh nl0 The ils of Women. _ Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation Bold-by Dickerman & Co. Do You Like Good Butter? Then try a roll of that dairy butter at Wolf's. You'll want another just like it. Full weight, 2 pounds for 50 cents. : : : : Tlen’s and Boys’ Clothing, ; and will continue to do so until the . . v4 eee? “nite CG SSD sensei: ane , Bennallack died at her. J s ee kee ee ee oo ae = a at; ‘UPON HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ig OR Hats and Caps, Men’s Black Beaver all-wool Suits; former price $15, cléar-> once sale price, $9 5°. Boys’ Cape Overcoats and Ulsters, clearance. sale price, $2 65. "Ladies —Attend our Shoe sale. You can get a fine Kid Shoe for $1 50:Country Orders Solicited. Telephone—One knock at the front door. Oriental, ral and Domestic Seen 4 ree weeaDollar. All at~ ental, Pasto: jo Gases. wrrall ouegeslonne® é very. In White, Gilt, Tinted, Rustic and all ste finishes, An elegant assortment and STEEL WIRE DOOR MATS Of the never-wear-out kind. Do their work perfectly and are far the cheapest in the end WORK BASKETS, FEATHER DUSTERS, ETC. nomenveriat KINKEAD LEADS IN FURNITURE. . MANE aunt PPA PEMA TPA, Dr. advertisement. Glove Contest Off. The glove contest announced for next Saturday evening between Theodore Van Buskirk and Otto Rust is olf: . ” Rust has concluded that he has’ no time to spare in that way, and that a business getting into glove fights. Married Last Night. Rev. J. Sims last evening united in marriage at the home of the bride.on Piety Hill Miss Lillie Gregory and lowed by a wedding supper. Will Go On the Stage. George Barton lett today for San Dramatic Company. George is naturally adapted for the stage and will no doubt make a success of that: calling. ? Meeting Postponed. has been postponed from Wednesday which occasion the members will be “ entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. t-. Colley. et DOr Water to Be Shut Off. H _ The town, water will be shut off from Sacramento street tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. Consumers should bear. this i in-mind and draw a supply. ly ° ren 2 pia : Ali Recommend It. ee Ask your physician, your druggiat and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. A fips . a : hs oe id 7s lowest market rates. Read their new . her right io the claim of being his lawful wife, died very suddenly this after. BOON. ; Insurance Commissioner man who works for a living bas no San Francisco A Comet ‘on Beans. sioner. Francisco, where together with W. E'. naga gad Johns be will join the James Wara . Decided Against SACRAMENTO, March 1.—Gov. Budd the banquet served them tonight. today appointed Hon. T. J. Clunie of Fred eager A Only the immediate . Chicago and New York operators have a relatives 0 e contracting parties ge es ere ; made a cofner on Lima beans and adOver $1600 Sabccribed at the Methodist i a and on one Decoration Day. he wrote witnessed the ceremony, which was fol. ‘ion ease pas prove a great benefit to the California bean growers, i}6 ; ; ——_——_ Mis, Stanford. . oovnce atter it was bediy damaged , At the Michell’s social Saturday’ night, the . parsons reached the city he dined with first of the.series of those ‘at which he. 4,. man who had attended to the intends giving away a diamond ring. . wounded within the Confederate lines, der for a banquet offered by Rector sufferings of the Union soldiers in. Bros. of the National Hotel as a prize Ca ean ologrot the balenguered at the late masquerade ball, will have! city, and with the cane presented to Col. Lum by the soldiers of the Tenth cial visit to Laurel Parlor of this city . aent’is rendered nrore striking: because Hotel. dent of the Nevapa Crry Transosirz, Church Yesterday. San Francisco, March 1.—Mrs. Jane . S70 nearly. three years age: At the sér. cago was conceived. for Cofiéumption.’ ‘They will recom: . the pass . Congress w ry L. Stantord bas Jost ber suit against . wopning, Rev. Dr. Dille of San Fran-} the city to recover $10,300 paid 88 . cisco, the eminent divine, was present taxes on personal property belonging and delivéred an able and ‘highly intercn deli to her late b@sband,. The property. esting discourse, Rev. A. T. Needham, . The meeting of the Royal Whist Clab . consisted of stocks and bonda of corhave just been received st Jacksons . pins. porations not doing business in the ’ ning, March 8d, to the 10th, on Ont. Ber a eve 3d, State and which it was claimed were . izas informed of the indebtedness, and held outside the State. Judge Heba fervent appeal was made to all to bard decided agaist Mrs. Stanford on évery proposition. ~~ “Held a Sunday “Session. Wasmmeror, D.C.” March 1.—The . number $25.each, while subscriptions usnal quiet ofa Sunday in Washington . for $10 and $5 each were quite numerlast night, the special. business being a —___ em ae ee ge ing of appro;r’aifon bills.) Cors’s Tonic Bitters cure indigestion Office and Yards—Boulder ill adjourn March 4th. viees held at the church yesterday ; —_—————— S Fi ine Potatoes Presiding Elder for this district, was _ After the sermon the comgregation help as far as they eould. Subscriptions were started and in a short time $1860 was raised to pay off the debt, and $160 more towards the purchase of subscribed $50 each, and a ous. The excellent success met with constipation and Joss of appetite. tf TELEPHONE NO. 2. The group of ladies who won the or-. 4+ vicksburg, while he ministered to én the evening) of April 15th. A fine. of the fact that sofaras is known, it banquet will be served at the National . was Mr. Mead who first suggested that . the graves of the soldiers of the South and of the North should be decorated _ Sus Paani March 1B Ft) GHURCH DEBT WIPED OUT. o= toe me dar. -e-aond, bas teen for years the San Francisco correspon, an article for that paper advocating For some time past these hes beats Sob SeeUanene at altar sBaes. Sho debt amounting to more than $1300 fought for the Union, on that’ same se-} hanging over the Methodist Charch in It is probable that. in this this city, on account -of rebuilding the waka 5 be pailaing : ? article the idea that led to the by . of the Confederate monument at OhiA carlond of fine Nevada potatoes ~ , O82 Market Stret, San Francisco. 5 ‘The Piazs Store . = es a = STAPLE AND FANCy GROCERIES = = Of every deweripein, Brerything tn she way of CANNED GOODS. 3 = : = All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order = MYT AANE NRT JaAMbaUAR? UA PEP AAA UM nuMTAUTTUTS + The Grand President of the Native}. a text the in kindly words, fought . rt Insurance Commis-. Daughters is expected to pay an offi-. and won jai o'er again. The inci= eit dh and . for son inter d may app Notice of Proving Will. o'clock a. m., given that Monday, the enone Sioa ity me as the time the Will of said Maria and €or hearing the: ppl hen and same. Dated March Ist, 1897. 7.3, GREANY, Ciert Fred Searis, Attorney for Petitioners, wo . MITE muticipated at my Tailorin establish=. SMITH _ < lot ofsamples of Spring and Summer Suitings ever seen here; also the very ip Saree ropes hewitt how ok made up. ~ net oa timse later aban 4 o'clock Fem. On ‘Ys reserved to, reject any or all By order of Board. . T 4 31st day of March, 1897, for a four-room addition to and the. repairIng, at Nevada Oity, Cal. the cost of LEONARD 8S. CALKINS, ARSH, _ street, ‘Nevada City, Cal. ba 8. Are Othérs aut 4 tees; Ee A. B. WOLF, the Cash’ Grocer, . * ae : Clearance Sale “-FRBR TO CUSTOMERS Crayon and Water: Color Pictures True to Lif». ia cE E RTRATT, madecim.€ a or Water-Col of, Tints, from — eS ae » Por ai : > rae with he oe ol ecask Ao a ee hat i te ae Portrait FREE, tn pay only for thet cost of the frat p, glass, ete. will be only $8 to ¢ 50: ing. Its coming is 4 We make the best clothing to beoo, fo ae If you are per1 y witha ent when it is » SMITH — Sauicted dent take : bn BW We make Clothes for people all over the county “BR ! tho be : : ; PINRSTREET) NEAR BROAD, = NEVADA CITY The. like a’ night.” until I gather! ature f About gentle, the sto of light distant about é of the 8 shower: became rain cai occasio ushered night. a little! Sac -*The'g along t street: i construc half thic of broke the walk inches:number ‘their to culate. and shot Commit made a1 that the: dition bi c Betwes during 1 one of th Company of the t the elect: out; In was reme done. T was not being co} for Neva was pure the pow Soc Saturd from Hy ‘and Lau met at tl It was de hop at O ‘by.a coll ters. wh« them, an wives. A soli atrack in days ago level. ‘T' dications permane) Rush cre this city, composer Valley pe Wan August for steali: McKay, v¥ jail for ¢ Huber : w present . Reno to t “My ba by Shilo for the F Liver Cu

TRANSCRIPT* THE foe bsowsa co. Be NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA ° —OO The storm. of last ‘evening did not prevent the people from crowding the Congregational Chorch from pulpit a The exercises throughout were of a : high qaality. “The singing, playing : and speaking often, jealled forth ex-. " ee pressions of approval. The male cho‘the r selections by the choir re‘ vealed.the superior qualifications of dialogues “The Motto Cross” and “The Journey of Life,” given under the direction of Mrs. J. 8.-Dunn and Miss Martha Sims, were rendered to perfection. In the latter appeured Miss . . Edith Edwards as Pilgrim, Miss Clara. Nancarrow as Beauty, Miss Helen Cooper as Fame, Miss Martha Sims as Wealth and Miss Lillie White as ReWallace received great praise for their speaking. At the close of the exercises, after a liberal collection had the school banner to the class of Miss Clara Nancarrow, which was successful in raising the largest amount of money during the school, year.» . The school was reported as being in a’ that deathhad not thinned the ranks of the pupils and teachers. ; Died This Afternoon. Thomas Woon, died this. afternoon at her home on Spring street, while sitting in a chair. She had been sick’ three days, pnenmonia being the cause of death. Deceased was avery estimable lady, and well liked by all who knew her. She _ leaves three, grown children by a former busband namely: Mrs. ‘Thomas. Powell George of Brown’s Valley, besides two young daughters, Maud and Nina Woon. Her husband also survives her. i William Spargo of North Bloomfield is city is an aunt of deceased. Mrs. Woon lived at North Bloomfield 17 years, and has been a resident of this city about three years. She was.a native of Cornwall, aged 56 years, ——__—__+ oe s Superior Court. acted in the Superior Court today, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: . Joseph Fouyer vs. Geo. W. Baldwin. ; Set for trial Monday, March 22d. . : Estate of H. H. Cotton, deceased. . Settlement of final account. 1 a tlement of final account. fi * Fred Frank et al. vs. John Hearing return of sale of real estate . made by Henry Fuchs, commissioner, . postponed until Thursday 10 a. m. . amber of A Kinds. . Lumber of All Kinds. to hereafter keep on hand a full line of all kinds of lumber, dressed and undressed, including redwood of all descriptions, Oregon pine flooring; moulding of all kinds, and finishing pared to do to order any kind of mill work, All orders will receive prompt Saffleman Lx . = Accidentally Killed. * SMONDAY:....°sMARCH'T. 1897-7 me to vestibule, including the gallery. THE rue homas J. Clunie Appointed In-. ligion, Miss Maggie Nickles and Mr. 2’ corance Commissioner. been taken up, Rev. J. Sims presented URS. STANFORD LOSES HER TAX SUIT Aram, Sewell. healthy and prosperous condition and The State Senate to Investigate the“BxMrs. Elizabeth Jane Woon, wife of . 4 Newspaper Mall to be Blectrocuted. for cdae Gh tie Washingtta’‘dgs 1 16 McKINLEY LEAVES HOME FOR . working partner, Thomas Lané,~‘were Mrs. H. Daniel of thie city, and John . +40, 5, senate in Session AN Day . left arm and leg badly braised and cnt, an uncle and Mrs. John Bonney of this . special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Sax Francisco, March 1.—F. A. Lax, the well-known cattle dealer, was killed . yesterday afternoon while hunting in The following business was’ trans. Contra Costa county, by the accidental Minor Notes and Comments of Local discharge of hig shotgun. * ‘Estate of Jerry Blake, deceased. Set. of this afternoon says the Utica mine at Angels Camp has been sold for $15,. TOW*. 000,000, and that it is reported that Alvinza Hayward is quietly disposing of vagrancy. . all his mining interests. M. L. & D. Marsh, the pioneer tam-. exaggerated, and that one-third the bermen of this section, have arranged . amount would be o i oderect: lumber generally. They-are — Quackenbush, the millionaire, who reattention azid will be tarnished at. the . him by Mrs. Mary Abbott to establish ington tomorrow. : UTICA MINE 1S SOLD.) yaa Senet ve, DIES SUDDENLY. Shogaicewro, March 1.—In the Senate . -Tenth Michigan end eencamped ge Ge eae to day Morehouse arose’to a question . in front of the besieged cee assis OR Pee ee of privilege and introduced a resolution pity upon the forlorn condition of. ‘Sian ; officers of the Southern army and hop= asking that a comniittee be appointed “Ato investigate the charges_of bribery made by Saturday’s Examiner against someof the Senators. The following committee’ was appointed: Dickson, — ACAIST SAK FRANCISCO, . HIBNRY. RICHARDS. HURT. Caved Onin the Milliken Mine This Fiat was severely injured this afternoon by a cave at the Milliken ranch —— one of the parties who have a contract to sink the shaft at that mine. This afternoon Richards and his Killing a Woman. jast about to go off shift when a cave occurred. Richards was struck by a heavy slab. His left ear was cut off, WASHINGTON TOMORROW. and it is thought he received internal injuries. Dr. Hunt was telephoned for and went out immediately. Arrangements were made to bring the injured man to his home. £ BRIBP MENTION. Yesterday. Killed While Out Hunting. Interest, . Hot lunch tonight at the Star & Crescent. . £24-1w The Shakespeare Club meets toThe Utica Mine Sold. San ‘FRAxciscd, March 1—The Post Pete Caldwell-was-brought up from Grass Valley today to serve 10 days for MILLIONAIRE QUACKENBUSH! . Will Investigate the Charge. wo prea Patan) oe ing to lighten burden of sorrow, t. Sheriff Getchell will take Perrault : to the State Prison at Folsom tomorray #0 ' A few days previous to this Mr. Mead had received a letter from Col. Lum in which he was informed that the ColonBlue Tent school Monday. Died Very Suddenly. _San_ FRANCISCO, “March 1—Thomas pig’s tail. He says it can’t be did. Our devil has been trying for the},, past week to make a whistle out of &. sorved in the same capacity with the and who were so cleseories that opposing forces, The second drawing in Frank T-/ jy associated with the mem Smith’s suit club took place Saturday . ,justered about the cane he so proudly s evening, William Sandow being the og : iniercently won the suit, brought against . successful member. carries — together in friendly There was a large crowd at Prof. Be Remembered Siege, (Ban Francisco Call.) Walter Mead of this.city has in his associations make it of extraordinary. occasions “WH Start For Washington.) 92° strat etogs mre his prisoner ga! All the delicacies many another Civil War it li walking-stick, hands read the inscripti fought for the Confederacy; was at the siege of Vicksburg, on the cane brought back to his memory the story of the dinner which Colonel eee i, 0, Mi ht SPresidiint Mo‘the breasts of former. foss. The cane, Kinley has entirely recovered from his . ~— a on bony and mounted with late sickness and will start for Wash-} gold. On its : words that tell in part its. history. Just before the surrender . of VicksNw Yore, March .1,— William J. ; ge ticular day which partly led torthe ex: home on Church street with pneu000,000. Reported to be the Koerner, a newspaper artist, who was] istence of the cane: so proudly reonvicted of the murder of: Rose A. ured by Mr. Mead was one ice ; Redmade, was today.sentenced to be lar gloom toalittle band of discouraged it to” Sa ant Price Realized. vise and disheartened officers of the Confedhave returned front ® kaa ; set electrocuted April 10th. ye held i . Francisco. rma % erare army, who were sek ai George McDonald, is very danger: for a while at least, their invited them to dine with him. That was a dinner whose history has never before been written. The gracious colonel of the Union forces proved a most admirable host and during the progress of the banquet which he spread before them he made ests forget their troubles. for the table possibly procurable at the time he spread before the hungry Confederates, and kindly Afternoon. ‘ toasts were proposed and drunk in ; i e sparkling champagne. At the conclusCaptain Henry Richards of Gold ion of the feast the Southern prisoners arose from their seats and gave three hearty cheers for their Northern host and their captor. : Tt was the cane which Mr. Mead carries that brought this story to light. In }j. all the historieg and narrations of the war it had never been written: like touching incident of the ved only in the memories of those who participated in the incient. Historians had not recorded. it; bards had not sung of it, and it was only threugh a coincident that happened here in San Francisco that the present narrative is written. When the Tenth Michigan Regiment was mustered out of the service its officersand men presented Colonel Lum with the cane Mr. Mead now carries. The colonel in his declining years gave it to Mr. Mead. One day the latter was talking to his friend, the doctor remarked the beauty of the r and taking it into his on. Dr. Ernest city, and he related it to el’s old regimental surgeon, Dr. ParThe dance committee of the Board sons, was about to visit this city. On the. street the talk is that the} of Trade will meet at the National Hoprice reported received for the mine is tel tomorrow evening. Parsons had also been at the siege of Vicksburg, and when Dr. Earnest’ told Richard Davis of Grass Valley, the. ih. story of the dinner given by Col. newly elected teacher, will reopen the . 7 nm to the curred to Mr. Mead that it to bring these two—who had course. And so it came about that when DrDr. Ernest, when and the inscription soldiers it ocwould be Tt ae Hows of Today as Told Over the At the Methodist Church yesterday $50 was raised for the famine sufferers in inte. 8 Mrs. Joseph She had been ill for a long time. Besides a husband she leaves six children, viz: Mrs. Alice. Hooper, Mrs. ohn Richards, Mrs. Lou Wilhelm, . Annie and Jennie and Richard Bennal-} lack. Deceased was a native of England. and aged sixty-two years. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Phelan and daughter, of Reno, Mrs. W. G. Aver is quite ill at her} monia. 4 Misses Estella and Laura Lakenan ously ill at his room in the reer of Me-. * Axidrew Petérson, who has been Inid up for eight weeks with an abecess of the ear, was out Saturday for the first Dr. Sophia J. MoClelland, who has been visiting her family and attending to professional business at Anderson, Shasta county, will return to Grass James Roach will begin selling pools on the Corbett—Fitzsimmons fight at his saloon on Tuesday evening next evening before the fight. He'will also receive dispatches of each round during the day of the fight and they will beread in front of his establishment. Mra. Burrows, second wife of A. Burrows, died at Grass Valley Saturday night. She was 24’ years of age, and was born at Forest Springs and raised in Missouri. The funeral will take place tomorrow forenoon. —_—_———— Laundry Agent. William H. Andrews. has -been appointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All orders given prompt attention. Broad street, one door below Armory Hall. eh nl0 The ils of Women. _ Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation Bold-by Dickerman & Co. Do You Like Good Butter? Then try a roll of that dairy butter at Wolf's. You'll want another just like it. Full weight, 2 pounds for 50 cents. : : : : Tlen’s and Boys’ Clothing, ; and will continue to do so until the . .

v4 eee? “nite CG SSD sensei: ane , Bennallack died at her. J s ee kee ee ee oo ae = a at; ‘UPON HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ig OR Hats and Caps, Men’s Black Beaver all-wool Suits; former price $15, cléar-> once sale price, $9 5°. Boys’ Cape Overcoats and Ulsters, clearance. sale price, $2 65. "Ladies —Attend our Shoe sale. You can get a fine Kid Shoe for $1 50:Country Orders Solicited. Telephone—One knock at the front door. Oriental, ral and Domestic Seen 4 ree weeaDollar. All at~ ental, Pasto: jo Gases. wrrall ouegeslonne® é very. In White, Gilt, Tinted, Rustic and all ste finishes, An elegant assortment and STEEL WIRE DOOR MATS Of the never-wear-out kind. Do their work perfectly and are far the cheapest in the end WORK BASKETS, FEATHER DUSTERS, ETC. nomenveriat KINKEAD LEADS IN FURNITURE. . MANE aunt PPA PEMA TPA, Dr. advertisement. Glove Contest Off. The glove contest announced for next Saturday evening between Theodore Van Buskirk and Otto Rust is olf: . ” Rust has concluded that he has’ no time to spare in that way, and that a business getting into glove fights. Married Last Night. Rev. J. Sims last evening united in marriage at the home of the bride.on Piety Hill Miss Lillie Gregory and lowed by a wedding supper. Will Go On the Stage. George Barton lett today for San Dramatic Company. George is naturally adapted for the stage and will no doubt make a success of that: calling. ? Meeting Postponed. has been postponed from Wednesday which occasion the members will be “ entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. t-. Colley. et DOr Water to Be Shut Off. H _ The town, water will be shut off from Sacramento street tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. Consumers should bear. this i in-mind and draw a supply. ly ° ren 2 pia : Ali Recommend It. ee Ask your physician, your druggiat and your friends about Shiloh’s Cure mend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. A fips . a : hs oe id 7s lowest market rates. Read their new . her right io the claim of being his lawful wife, died very suddenly this after. BOON. ; Insurance Commissioner man who works for a living bas no San Francisco A Comet ‘on Beans. sioner. Francisco, where together with W. E'. naga gad Johns be will join the James Wara . Decided Against SACRAMENTO, March 1.—Gov. Budd the banquet served them tonight. today appointed Hon. T. J. Clunie of Fred eager A Only the immediate . Chicago and New York operators have a relatives 0 e contracting parties ge es ere ; made a cofner on Lima beans and adOver $1600 Sabccribed at the Methodist i a and on one Decoration Day. he wrote witnessed the ceremony, which was fol. ‘ion ease pas prove a great benefit to the California bean growers, i}6 ; ; ——_——_ Mis, Stanford. . oovnce atter it was bediy damaged , At the Michell’s social Saturday’ night, the . parsons reached the city he dined with first of the.series of those ‘at which he. 4,. man who had attended to the intends giving away a diamond ring. . wounded within the Confederate lines, der for a banquet offered by Rector sufferings of the Union soldiers in. Bros. of the National Hotel as a prize Ca ean ologrot the balenguered at the late masquerade ball, will have! city, and with the cane presented to Col. Lum by the soldiers of the Tenth cial visit to Laurel Parlor of this city . aent’is rendered nrore striking: because Hotel. dent of the Nevapa Crry Transosirz, Church Yesterday. San Francisco, March 1.—Mrs. Jane . S70 nearly. three years age: At the sér. cago was conceived. for Cofiéumption.’ ‘They will recom: . the pass . Congress w ry L. Stantord bas Jost ber suit against . wopning, Rev. Dr. Dille of San Fran-} the city to recover $10,300 paid 88 . cisco, the eminent divine, was present taxes on personal property belonging and delivéred an able and ‘highly intercn deli to her late b@sband,. The property. esting discourse, Rev. A. T. Needham, . The meeting of the Royal Whist Clab . consisted of stocks and bonda of corhave just been received st Jacksons . pins. porations not doing business in the ’ ning, March 8d, to the 10th, on Ont. Ber a eve 3d, State and which it was claimed were . izas informed of the indebtedness, and held outside the State. Judge Heba fervent appeal was made to all to bard decided agaist Mrs. Stanford on évery proposition. ~~ “Held a Sunday “Session. Wasmmeror, D.C.” March 1.—The . number $25.each, while subscriptions usnal quiet ofa Sunday in Washington . for $10 and $5 each were quite numerlast night, the special. business being a —___ em ae ee ge ing of appro;r’aifon bills.) Cors’s Tonic Bitters cure indigestion Office and Yards—Boulder ill adjourn March 4th. viees held at the church yesterday ; —_—————— S Fi ine Potatoes Presiding Elder for this district, was _ After the sermon the comgregation help as far as they eould. Subscriptions were started and in a short time $1860 was raised to pay off the debt, and $160 more towards the purchase of subscribed $50 each, and a ous. The excellent success met with constipation and Joss of appetite. tf TELEPHONE NO. 2. The group of ladies who won the or-. 4+ vicksburg, while he ministered to én the evening) of April 15th. A fine. of the fact that sofaras is known, it banquet will be served at the National . was Mr. Mead who first suggested that . the graves of the soldiers of the South and of the North should be decorated _ Sus Paani March 1B Ft) GHURCH DEBT WIPED OUT. o= toe me dar. -e-aond, bas teen for years the San Francisco correspon, an article for that paper advocating For some time past these hes beats Sob SeeUanene at altar sBaes. Sho debt amounting to more than $1300 fought for the Union, on that’ same se-} hanging over the Methodist Charch in It is probable that. in this this city, on account -of rebuilding the waka 5 be pailaing : ? article the idea that led to the by . of the Confederate monument at OhiA carlond of fine Nevada potatoes ~ , O82 Market Stret, San Francisco. 5 ‘The Piazs Store . = es a = STAPLE AND FANCy GROCERIES = = Of every deweripein, Brerything tn she way of CANNED GOODS. 3 = : = All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order = MYT AANE NRT JaAMbaUAR? UA PEP AAA UM nuMTAUTTUTS + The Grand President of the Native}. a text the in kindly words, fought . rt Insurance Commis-. Daughters is expected to pay an offi-. and won jai o'er again. The inci= eit dh and . for son inter d may app Notice of Proving Will. o'clock a. m., given that Monday, the enone Sioa ity me as the time the Will of said Maria and €or hearing the: ppl hen and same. Dated March Ist, 1897. 7.3, GREANY, Ciert Fred Searis, Attorney for Petitioners, wo . MITE muticipated at my Tailorin establish=. SMITH _ < lot ofsamples of Spring and Summer Suitings ever seen here; also the very ip Saree ropes hewitt how ok made up. ~ net oa timse later aban 4 o'clock Fem. On ‘Ys reserved to, reject any or all By order of Board. . T 4 31st day of March, 1897, for a four-room addition to and the. repairIng, at Nevada Oity, Cal. the cost of LEONARD 8S. CALKINS, ARSH, _ street, ‘Nevada City, Cal. ba 8. Are Othérs aut 4 tees; Ee A. B. WOLF, the Cash’ Grocer, . * ae : Clearance Sale “-FRBR TO CUSTOMERS Crayon and Water: Color Pictures True to Lif». ia cE E RTRATT, madecim.€ a or Water-Col of, Tints, from — eS ae » Por ai : > rae with he oe ol ecask Ao a ee hat i te ae Portrait FREE, tn pay only for thet cost of the frat p, glass, ete. will be only $8 to ¢ 50: ing. Its coming is 4 We make the best clothing to beoo, fo ae If you are per1 y witha ent when it is » SMITH — Sauicted dent take : bn BW We make Clothes for people all over the county “BR ! tho be : : ; PINRSTREET) NEAR BROAD, = NEVADA CITY The. like a’ night.” until I gather! ature f About gentle, the sto of light distant about é of the 8 shower: became rain cai occasio ushered night. a little! Sac -*The'g along t street: i construc half thic of broke the walk inches:number ‘their to culate. and shot Commit made a1 that the: dition bi c Betwes during 1 one of th Company of the t the elect: out; In was reme done. T was not being co} for Neva was pure the pow Soc Saturd from Hy ‘and Lau met at tl It was de hop at O ‘by.a coll ters. wh« them, an wives. A soli atrack in days ago level. ‘T' dications permane) Rush cre this city, composer Valley pe Wan August for steali: McKay, v¥ jail for ¢ Huber : w present . Reno to t “My ba by Shilo for the F Liver Cu