March 11, 1899 (4 pages)

H * siaucaanasieeeaieledaaa! eens ___wild, like Indians. So we can pin -sntiniaialioianansees THE TRANSCRIPT.) ADJOURN . AL PO = NEXT g ATURD AY. A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old Published every eveni except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. . The Legislature Getting Ready SATURDAY.’ .MARCH 11, 1899 THR ROAD RROPENED. The Repairs on the Anthony House Bridge Are Com/leted. After having been closed for some two months past, the bridge across Deer.Creek at the Anthony House, ‘twelve miles below this city, was today thrown open to travel. Supervisor Woods and W. J. Organ of this city superintended the work, which has been # performed im a very thorough and substantial manner. The people living in that section now have a good, safe bridge to travel over. + 2.” Gold Mining in the Philippines. A miner volunteer writing from Manila says: “There is lots of free gold in the streams here,-and the cleanest looking quartz that I have seen for a long time. There is also silver and iron and’ gold and carbide, and the wood can’t be beat. I would like to go to the hills, but the insurgents will mot let us boys pass their lines; they are taking all the prisoners they can get. Chinamen cross the lines, however, and they take calico goods and trade with the natives for goid. The insurgents are unable to go up in the hills, for the natives are them to the wall. With the-soldiers_in front and the natives in the rear, we can wind them up in short order, and when we do, lam going out ‘prospecting.” —_—_-_—__—__+ ego For a Separate Lighting Circuit. No Change Special to the TRANSCRIPT. la'ure will adjourn sine die on Saturday, the 18th instant. To. Quit. in Today’s Vote For United States Senator. Sacramento, March 11.—The LegisRaining Today In Two Cities. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. San Franoisco, March 11—It is raining briskly here today. is also falling there. Recovered the . Remains Today. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. of Frank Beek, the man who was burned to death when the Marysville the ruins. Record Beating Mine Dividends. The New York Mining and Engineering Journal is mistaken in crediting the Calumet and Hecla companies of Michigan with paying the largest monthly dividend in the history of mining enterprises. The total amount paid last PERSONAL POINTERS, and Young. county seat today. : Dr. Fletcher was in town last night the pastor, Rev. J. W. Phelps will on his way from San Francisco to the preach both morning and evening. town of Washington. : f Henry Carey of French Corral was Evening subject: “The Prodigal.” Sunhere last night on his way to San Franday school at 12:30 p. m. Epworth cisco to spend a week. I. Copeland, the mining operator, passed through town today on his way church both morning and evening by Advices from San Jose state that rain} from Downieville to. San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kipp returned the evening: “Human Nature Under ibis week from Pacific Grove and are . @ Microstope, of the Beautiful and now livihg on their fruit ranch at Chithe Contemptible.” The Christian Encago Park, z ene . Mrs. T. W. Finchley and her son by Mrs. White. Subject: “Fellowship Walton have been spending a week in Christian Service.” Sabbath school Esther, accompanied her. will engage in business here. C.D. Eastin has returned from San Francisco. Captain George A. Nihell returned vices will be as follows: Morning last night from San Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Waters arrived 11 a. m. Sunday school and bible last evening from San Francisco. A. Westall was here last night on his . ™0" and penitential office at 7. p. m. way frem Palo Alto to Sierra county. A. Frandy and Charles Kent reprayer and penitential office at 4:30. p. turned to the California mine to-day. Sidney Smith, W. Rowe and G. W. Prayer. Litany and address on Articles Hall left on last evening’s train for San 1V and V of the Apostle’s Creed: “SufFrancisco. : Robert Organ, who is nursing ©. L. fied, Dead and Buried; He Descended Atiderson, says that the patient is Into Hell.” Service at 7 p. m. Conslowly improving. : ° ‘ George King, who is opening a mine vice on Friday night instead of WedThere was no change from yesterday . in Washington district, came to the. needay. W. A. Rimer, rector. in the Senatorial ballot this noon. CHURCH ~> Tomorrow will be the fourth Sunday’ in Lent and at Trinity church the serprayer, anti-commuuion and sermon, class, 12:30 p.m. Evening prayer, serWednesday, March 15th: Evening m. Friday, March 17th: Evening fered Under Pontius Pilate, Was Crucifirmation class will meet after the serAt the Methodist church tomorrow Morning subject: “The Power of God.” League at 6 p. Mm. Preaching in the Congregational the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. . Subject in deavor will meet at the usual hour, led Marysvit.e, March 11.—'The remains with relatives at the Mountain View at the close of the morning service. Hotel, Colfax. Nick Mork goes to French Corral : d tomorrow to take charge of the store Canice Catholic church tomorrow. Woolen Mills were destroyed last. und postoffice for his uncle, N. Tree evening, were recovered today from . vena, who is ill, ; Mrs. John McBean, who has just rea urned from Fresno, left this morning . the Stickle mine Calaveras county: Two for Washington. Her daughter, Miss. miners, named Oris Bronzich and All are cordially invited. The usual services will be held at St. A Daring Deed. A daring deed was done recently in Joseph Raggio, had charged a series of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Reeks arrived . holes, and were spitting the fuse when here last evening. Mrs. Reeks was. one of.the blasts went off prematurely, formerly Mrs. Hl. Pecarty. They come] knocking both down. Bronzich ~ lay from Spokane, Washington. Mr. Reeks unconscious, with his leg broken and Raggio had one arm broken. It was a SERVICES. COUNTY CU LLINGS. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. MAYBERT: N. L. Snedicker Bee This is pay-day at most of the mines. . 800° to San Jose ona visit.—— i The celebrated Star Creamery butter, . dacks have been earigebead ps — . for sale only by Gaylord & Son. te . W: H. Frye and Fre en Ww . English ale on draught, five cents a soon begin prospecting 4 gravel claim glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tf . " German Flat. — ea peat “yak Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and RELIEF HILL: Mrs. fil genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tfhas returned to Nevada City after a Good ore has been found in the Bisvisit with her daughter here, Mrs. C. marck & Gladstone mine at the head of H. Ross.——George Cloud of Washiugi Selby Flat. ton was in town this week. ‘ : Rev. John T. Shurtleff, of Auburn, TRUCKEE: Dan McPheters 1s out holds parlor lectures every Thursday . #° ® candidate for the Postmastership. evening at the residence of Mrs, R. K. The other aspirants are tailor FeathMorrison, at Colfax. ers, W. F. Painter and A. ©, Cooke. Christian Naffziger, tiemier: and . WASHINGTON: Mrs. M. H. Mead senior Bishop of the Omish church, . '* ill with the grip. _ . died recently at Hopedale, Ill., aged 80 No Buds For Him. jyears. He was an uncle to C. J. -Naffrte ; ) . ziger of this city. : An Alabama newspaper prints this The stock and fixtures of E. F. Rosadvertisement: “To the Ladies: Tam enthal’s variety store were seld at a widower, 97 years old, and I am re auction last evening to satisfy the ing around for a smart wife of gece claims of creditors. Geo. Wheeler bid 80 years—-one who knows how to wor ein the goods for $205. . and would be willing to help manage Henry ‘Daniels of Grass Valley today the farm. No young girls need gaia filed with the County Clerk an auc~i want a woman who has had at eas tioneer’s bond in the sum of $5,000. . 9xty years’ experience, and I promise His sureties are George Vincent, to make such a one happy for the rest Samuel Granger, Richard Noell.ana ¥. ot ber lite.” J. Thomas. ‘BRIEF MENTION. ° finct Notes and Comments of Local Interest. —_—_+#@e>——— So An:Old Maids’ Convention. me very pretty views of scenes at oe Lake Vera (the Electric Power ComA novel assemblage met at the Opera pany’s dam on Rock creek) are to be House, New York, recently. It was an sien id the ahoiewindow at Disko OOO convention, and the deleman’s drag store. The photographs gates were spinisters from different were taken by Mr. Dickerman and are places in Livingston county. They very fine specimens discussed the condition of singleThe storm is not yet over. It was blessedness, and some of the older very cold and partially cloudy last ones suggested remedies. Commitnight and today, and the signal ticvios tees were appointed and the deliberaobserver at San Francisco says the diseons proceeded hs DGues Ware turbance will continue tomorrow. A cording ‘to parliamentary usage, with Titties cater Hall tis this oft shortly afer malice Coward, none and charity for all. nine o’clock this morning, after which ! Ee eee : it cleared up and the sun shone bright-. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann's. "ly the rest of the day. ° 1. C. LINDLEY, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. A child of Richard Wasley is seriously ill. ees : Dr. CO. W. Jones and his wife went to San Francisco today. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stokes took their departure today for Ogden. f. J. Sieben, the insurance. agent, went te San Francisco today on busi-. ness. , aes 19.28 inches of rain has fallen to date. period last year was 21.87 inches. Tne charge of drunkenness against * Thomas Kuuckey, set for trial this af. ternoon, will not be ~heard till next Wednesday. The postponement is atdefendant’s request. : Miss Kean, syiperintendent of the Kentuck mine of this district, returned comes up semi-occasionally to see that the development of the mine is being . pushed ahead. A Visalia dispatch of yesterday says: “The biggest social event of the season occurred in this city last night, when Visalia Parlor, N. 8. G. W., gave & farewell reception to Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Lindsey, who go to Nevada City to live. There were about 340 invited guests, and Gus Mitchell, president of the Board of Trade, was master of ceremonies. He made a graceful speech. Mr. Lindsey was born in Visalia and bas always lived here, having been identified with many public enterprises. He owns valuable mining property in Tolare county., His departure causes general regret,” Mrs. Lindsey is the daughter of George Fletcher of Grass Valley, Secretary of the N.C. N. G. BR. R. Co. The City Trustees propose to establish a police fund into which all moneys derived . from. the collection of business licenses will be: paid. From . this the policemen and poundmaster will be paid, and whatever surplus remains will be applied en the Marshal’s The precipitation to a corresponding today. to San Francisco. The ladycerca THE TR. SATURDAY..Lee genesnsensnnasneasnenaare QUERY} ts BY BOC Mr. L. M. Ti: dear sir. The two with Cbrist. did. nc Read John 19,31, 3 die on the same the one that asked him could not be day of the crucifix adise is mentioned the bible, See J Corinthians 12:4; Miss BE. W.: Ir you wish to make threshold of new that you will liv such reeklessness are not appreciat crystalization of t! beating against Get married or ste Mr. P.C.: TIT it that you are. Iri erly with you, * you walk in the Profane history d a man. The bat fought in the yea! G.E.R.: Myd you ask in regard navy would fill t if you wish, you n J will give you a lives of those you if you choose, ref tory published in Mrs. J.S.T.: 17 always becoming justed. We hav ever making a lac “A perfect wom! To warn, to com And yet a spirit Yesterday’s Auburn Republican says: . matter of but. a few seconds before the got married you started out to keep an OFFICE TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD . salary. Major E. F. Bean, an old newspaper. other blast would go off, but Haggio account of all your living expenses. . \78nd Pine street. Up Stairs. the power house to Marysville for their] and Consolidated Virginia Companies man and fermer Assessor of Nevada . stopped to rescue his senseless com-. How long did you keep it? P lighti ‘aateia: bere es A 1 ine county, is in town, the guest of W. C. panion. Though with one disabled Uncle Jedediah—Jest one year, HarThe Glenbrook, oe ing vant : nde ne PEER were hoisting a thousand tons of ore. Morrow and family. Mr. Bean mined . arm he managed to drag the prostrate old. The dinged thing counted up so . Dey ER PACS? "Tk e same nau at daily several $10 dividends were paid] with Morrow at Mt. Oro, Nevada man into a drift, where they were safe,. high that if I'd kept the account anRalph Maitland. ..Proprietor tion by May Ist. The forty miles of . representing $5,000,000 monthly. county, in 1862. ge. other year I wouldn’t have had a red ai wire requisite in laying the new circuit eee : : : cent leftwill be strung in one day when the Pivwzt sia ae: ered oe X-Ray in Printing. : company begins work, the services of pars " : » SATS: couse atx crawentaever: wen. éacti be John Heyer, the popular steward of. Josephine Smith of San Francisco, the National hotel, is critically ill with isiti genius in that city has discovered a ing necessary to perform the labor. an ailment of the haat’ na been visiting Mrs. Julius Lutz at Sbady means of printing on a whole bundle of er : ; He has been . Creek, was in town yesterday and today : aphetal tat ee eee ie afflicted for some time. past, although . as the priest of Captain J. A. Rapp and he both _ — gro x pie 50 CENTS A W EEK Give me call and you'll never ‘regret # i é Fi oentgen rays. Its is sal at the ining service, as it will entirely remove eels most of the time to be around.)}family. Mrs. Smith is Captain Rapp’s ventor reproduces . twpewriting on Advertisements of not to exceed five Hues in. it. Pine Street, Nevada City. the illuminating feature of their busiDuring the past few days he has bad) sister. many sheet of paper in a minute, reduc eee or ere Geet as additic Nel tine 5 é 1SIseveral bad spells, and was in a serious : : : i 'p Ne ments rapes ea cane _ eeerroce®=t = the line) .ondition last night and this morning. in ea ge a pry porate ing the size when iopead: and. tik thie inveriably in eaynnes au can carrying the power current. a a OS ° < ods using copy in a sealed envelope, w ich ——_=—+ 200 + A Valuable Minin laim. South Africa visited the Oneida mine ; ae oe Pythians May Yet Go to War. uable Mining Claim fe , need not be know by the printer nor emia W. H. Weld 'G Vall _ . this week. It is understood that 8) anyone else except the author. pedal Brigadief-General McGlashan said to eee: he rass Valley was 10} ¢orty-stamp miil is to be erected at this +0 A lady who is a good.cook and understands a reporter yesterday: “Men who de_— today * se brie prey property in the near future. The. The coal combine which J. Pierpont de — of Pia eaten Gesires employment. sire some knowledge of military matino gies ss bes “04 ner. re above named gentlemen also visited . Morgan is reported to have just sucCity Hall RC cereiens. next dogr tity ters and for various reasons have little el pt idl tia bres gia bay ae eke Calaveras county in company with Sucessfully formed is said to have a capitime to study, are joining the Uniform} ya cachussetts Hill mine. They have perintendent Truscott of the Oneida. tal of $889,000,000.With food, fuel and The Yuba Electric Power Company} month to shareholderrs was $4,000,000. ‘ With something will inaugurate a separate circuit from. During the time when the California Nye , . . Mrs. L.: I sel Carbon ‘ oe oatie of pa Opals ~~ verse. At such . imbibe some 0 The latest thing in photography. Done in most artistic style by MOORE . have written a fe NEVADA CITY and appreciate them. follows: s GRASS VALLEY, CAL. _ Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for the celebrated Ruhstaller Beer. Serious liness of John Heyer. A report comes from Paris that a. rx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. “Little Mary Schiat ther’s pants, And cut them up fc ance. Fhinn her mother hair off for a ' Now little Mary Se! battick jig.” Submit your ! to our Chief. Miss J.C. E.: you as to how y such acase. I: you could do we mother. Young being petted a Ladies’ Silk Waists AND House to Rent. Rank of the Knights of Pythius. The], gne ledge of ore in sight + 100 even funerals in the grasp of the trusts,. A cottage situated on Boulder street is of\ with little stab organization is next to the National Dome et ockt Aguinaldo is foolish not to accept “the sweet by and by” acquires new at-. fered for rent. Inquire of M. L. & D. Marsh eo e him do the cour Guard and would be called out next to The Gehrig Case. that $2,000,000 from Spainas ransom for. tractions. ~~ pcb ishtiinae a vedas — pring Suits gy lores that body in case of a great war. The indications are that the time will come when the National Guard may become exhausted. Then the Uniferm Rank is ready and prepared to act.” ++@0 + Granted A Divoce. Mrs. Bessie AS Fuller of Grass ValThe case of Gehrig vs. Gehrig continues to occupy Judge Smith’s attention, ‘There was a falling off today in the number of spectators, the case having no points of special interest to the public. Mr. Gebrig was on the stand a good part of the day. his prisoners instead of holding out for $7,000,000, for the ways thinks are going lately he will soon be a prisoner himself, and hence won’t be in a position . to do any marketing. . ge naib She—“Hamlet” is the play for all time. He—Yes;it will never give up the cee Give Him a Trial. HenryLucier, the popular tonsorial artist, late of Fresno, has come here to be one of us. Mr. Lucier is a first-class barber and . invites the public to give himatrial. Located in the Britland building, rear of Council Chamber saloon, m9-1lw At MAHER &CO’S. e The fact is this to prize fighters —Mr. Sharkey— .so minute that room to rattle i hair than a bi ‘swim im San Fr ley has been granted a divorce from A Trotting Herse Dies. ghost. ephoayy Ladi di a his d i wi a ‘ Clersiand ith James Sy ers eee noeoeed is in. 4. J. Carter, the clothier of this city, soca Gar Son Taniaboe wae es : be aed Gace Be pes seeped Young Man: tetue aaah Boatagrne aed received word today that his 2:30 trotah etc at nad te {88: praca rteaig "pinapda: poaian a cobpenenicn ae eae Spring =— = otal proms wants. The custody of the two daughee Serta Budiy. dans Ruane J. COREE makes oath that he ‘ ee S a ae Tailor Suitings. Also a second display of Silk Hy preceoere ions set laa eee Paces he Valley where it was being wintered. It J. Cueney & Co, eerie penalty the A bright, oe adenine aged woman Waists—ALL THE VERY LA TEST, We ia sphere mother, but the father is to have the was one of the most valuabie buggy City of Toledo, County and State aforefor a lucrative position. Light work and Mrs. W.: I Pe : wa x, . e animala in the county: (cet andl Tilak edd, fae ells a ae Se liane echiyent, kaon tats ut every lady to see them while in the window privilege of visiting them when he wishesto. He must pay his late wife $20 a month alimony. He—Do you like classical music? She —Do yeu want my honest opinion or are you thinking of inviting me to the opera? French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upen securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San ——--——+ *@e + -The Funeral of Young Scadden. The funeral of Will Scadden, who was killed night before last in the. Three Star mine, will take place at Auburn Monday forenoon. A number of people will go from this city and Grass Valley to attend it, NC Tue EFFECTS OF THE GRIP are overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘which purifies the blood, tones the stomach, strengthens the nerves, and makes the whole system vigorous and healthy. A VEGETABLE cathartic that can be relied upon to do its work thoroughly Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. —Hood’s. Pills. sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALt's CaTaRrRH CURE.The Stamp of Perfection. fiee. : mi-lw : Champion Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and] _ or Waist NOW IS Easter witl soon be here and if you want a Suit YOUR TIME TOGETIT. FRANK J. CHENEY. cember, A. D., 1886. A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. _ { SBAL J ~ for testimonials, free. — F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sola by Druggists, T5c. Sworn to before me and subscribed The Shoes we carry in stock bear all they are unequalled. Those who seek for other good points will find it in the quality of the stock and the excellent workmanship. The materials used are ; voce a es is yen scopic of the highest grade throughout. ally and acts directly on the blood an _ mucous surfaces of the system. Send We course Ts od t Pp ES fered for sale at a bargain,.in lot to snit : erate Prices. . zy BOVEY BROS., the evidences of being well made. Toyenteed. tf in my presence, this 5th day of Dethe unitiated who judge by experieuce . Five room house on Spring street—rent $10 colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarFor Rent. with water. Enquire of j3 Brown & Moraan. They are quick sellers, and the best goes first-— yet they are all grand and no mistake can be be made in selecting any of them. : = a Respectfully, Property For Sale, My property near Suspension Bridge is ofpurchasers, until April ist. Apply to Mrs. Joy. m6-3w MAHER © CO. ee sult a lawyer. you will have: curing a divor anything with Mrs. 8: T mentioned .in mortal. Sen¢ “explaining m« How the F In Glenn cc ing firm has printers out titled to by g in that line p .cers through who acted as Hall's Family Pills are the best. Broad Street. . 7 ninct ; mipto pirate ' eh Fe 6 despicable li . . : ‘ ashington Never Struck Ladies if you want ahandsome Black Suit ringer ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-PIVE CENTS are. cat L . . 3 IU. MAHER & CO. ville died a 3 ~, Sate aS ROS “ elected wit! ROUION 3 ee pee : cr BOG o'ST ODE 0 That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter : ; their respec nee Off Sale. If you will but stop to consider that our-goods at regular prices are always the lowest in SRG RO RIBS R SSSR SRSBS ESS men of ho NS 1 KG price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive that this : their going Feo twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than a casual Turned Do oie ——— glance would indicate. _ If we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily put together for bargain mop purposes, then ag ha ar hg Jory a — Phe mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when Bren bs % you can purchase High-Grade Standar Sat an actual saving of one-fourth, then you are eo ee getting . ¢ . You Should Try One py 8: D ' h good B ; an attempt One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents. sexsseecs or en sri : 3 iz . jive [not reached the perfection which it atPe ptt . 3 ica le Silk Floss Mattresses =e by, OO0606 66969 FF 9OFFOOFOOOO® Dal cares _ of Butter sur, peoag et: ‘ : ; anything you have ever eaten. : REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS ) fers . Tthas a delicions flavor and is absoMade to Order At ed sar io REDUCED PRICES ait anna cae "he suit that used to sell for $20 and was fully worth it, cam now lately free from impurities of all . pees) J bee freee tea be purchased for $15, and all others at reduced prices: Take your) kinds. Only the fresh rich cream of KI TycC q Rep esi: qeoucne.eatcas On CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. hoice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and ion sau bomdopntis or Nh anonseed AD e. age REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics. cot eine mn ye eee ee 4 “Ma But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. a . P. G. SCADDEN = FURNITURE STORE. George af ‘ ier et Be : ey are the nicest th ) ’ county, a CARTER & JOHNSTON. comm ae eee ne eee city were THE ONE-PRICE HOUSE. Commercial St. * oe marry. ' i . ees : zy ae a °

H * siaucaanasieeeaieledaaa! eens ___wild, like Indians. So we can pin -sntiniaialioianansees THE TRANSCRIPT.) ADJOURN . AL PO = NEXT g ATURD AY. A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old Published every eveni except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L. 8. CALKINS. . The Legislature Getting Ready SATURDAY.’ ..MARCH 11, 1899 THR ROAD RROPENED. The Repairs on the Anthony House Bridge Are Com/leted. After having been closed for some two months past, the bridge across Deer.Creek at the Anthony House, ‘twelve miles below this city, was today thrown open to travel. Supervisor Woods and W. J. Organ of this city superintended the work, which has been # performed im a very thorough and substantial manner. The people living in that section now have a good, safe bridge to travel over. + 2.” Gold Mining in the Philippines. A miner volunteer writing from Manila says: “There is lots of free gold in the streams here,-and the cleanest looking quartz that I have seen for a long time. There is also silver and iron and’ gold and carbide, and the wood can’t be beat. I would like to go to the hills, but the insurgents will mot let us boys pass their lines; they are taking all the prisoners they can get. Chinamen cross the lines, however, and they take calico goods and trade with the natives for goid. The insurgents are unable to go up in the hills, for the natives are them to the wall. With the-soldiers_in front and the natives in the rear, we can wind them up in short order, and when we do, lam going out ‘prospecting.” —_—_-_—__—__+ ego For a Separate Lighting Circuit. No Change Special to the TRANSCRIPT. la'ure will adjourn sine die on Saturday, the 18th instant. To. Quit. in Today’s Vote For United States Senator. Sacramento, March 11.—The LegisRaining Today In Two Cities. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. San Franoisco, March 11—It is raining briskly here today. is also falling there. Recovered the . Remains Today. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. of Frank Beek, the man who was burned to death when the Marysville the ruins. Record Beating Mine Dividends. The New York Mining and Engineering Journal is mistaken in crediting the Calumet and Hecla companies of Michigan with paying the largest monthly dividend in the history of mining enterprises. The total amount paid last PERSONAL POINTERS, and Young. county seat today. : Dr. Fletcher was in town last night the pastor, Rev. J. W. Phelps will on his way from San Francisco to the preach both morning and evening. town of Washington. : f Henry Carey of French Corral was Evening subject: “The Prodigal.” Sunhere last night on his way to San Franday school at 12:30 p. m. Epworth cisco to spend a week. I. Copeland, the mining operator, passed through town today on his way church both morning and evening by Advices from San Jose state that rain} from Downieville to. San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kipp returned the evening: “Human Nature Under ibis week from Pacific Grove and are . @ Microstope, of the Beautiful and now livihg on their fruit ranch at Chithe Contemptible.” The Christian Encago Park, z ene . Mrs. T. W. Finchley and her son by Mrs. White. Subject: “Fellowship Walton have been spending a week in Christian Service.” Sabbath school Esther, accompanied her. will engage in business here. C.D. Eastin has returned from San Francisco. Captain George A. Nihell returned vices will be as follows: Morning last night from San Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Waters arrived 11 a. m. Sunday school and bible last evening from San Francisco. A. Westall was here last night on his . ™0" and penitential office at 7. p. m. way frem Palo Alto to Sierra county. A. Frandy and Charles Kent reprayer and penitential office at 4:30. p. turned to the California mine to-day. Sidney Smith, W. Rowe and G. W. Prayer. Litany and address on Articles Hall left on last evening’s train for San 1V and V of the Apostle’s Creed: “SufFrancisco. : Robert Organ, who is nursing ©. L. fied, Dead and Buried; He Descended Atiderson, says that the patient is Into Hell.” Service at 7 p. m. Conslowly improving. : ° ‘ George King, who is opening a mine vice on Friday night instead of WedThere was no change from yesterday . in Washington district, came to the. needay. W. A. Rimer, rector. in the Senatorial ballot this noon. CHURCH ~> Tomorrow will be the fourth Sunday’ in Lent and at Trinity church the serprayer, anti-commuuion and sermon, class, 12:30 p.m. Evening prayer, serWednesday, March 15th: Evening m. Friday, March 17th: Evening fered Under Pontius Pilate, Was Crucifirmation class will meet after the serAt the Methodist church tomorrow Morning subject: “The Power of God.” League at 6 p. Mm. Preaching in the Congregational the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. . Subject in deavor will meet at the usual hour, led Marysvit.e, March 11.—'The remains with relatives at the Mountain View at the close of the morning service. Hotel, Colfax. Nick Mork goes to French Corral : d tomorrow to take charge of the store Canice Catholic church tomorrow. Woolen Mills were destroyed last. und postoffice for his uncle, N. Tree evening, were recovered today from . vena, who is ill, ; Mrs. John McBean, who has just rea urned from Fresno, left this morning . the Stickle mine Calaveras county: Two for Washington. Her daughter, Miss. miners, named Oris Bronzich and All are cordially invited. The usual services will be held at St. A Daring Deed. A daring deed was done recently in Joseph Raggio, had charged a series of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Reeks arrived . holes, and were spitting the fuse when here last evening. Mrs. Reeks was. one of.the blasts went off prematurely, formerly Mrs. Hl. Pecarty. They come] knocking both down. Bronzich ~ lay from Spokane, Washington. Mr. Reeks unconscious, with his leg broken and Raggio had one arm broken. It was a SERVICES. COUNTY CU LLINGS. For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. MAYBERT: N. L. Snedicker Bee This is pay-day at most of the mines. . 800° to San Jose ona visit.—— i The celebrated Star Creamery butter, . dacks have been earigebead ps — . for sale only by Gaylord & Son. te . W: H. Frye and Fre en Ww . English ale on draught, five cents a soon begin prospecting 4 gravel claim glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tf . " German Flat. — ea peat “yak Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and RELIEF HILL: Mrs. fil genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tfhas returned to Nevada City after a Good ore has been found in the Bisvisit with her daughter here, Mrs. C. marck & Gladstone mine at the head of H. Ross.——George Cloud of Washiugi Selby Flat. ton was in town this week. ‘ : Rev. John T. Shurtleff, of Auburn, TRUCKEE: Dan McPheters 1s out holds parlor lectures every Thursday . #° ® candidate for the Postmastership. evening at the residence of Mrs, R. K. The other aspirants are tailor FeathMorrison, at Colfax. ers, W. F. Painter and A. ©, Cooke. Christian Naffziger, tiemier: and . WASHINGTON: Mrs. M. H. Mead senior Bishop of the Omish church, . '* ill with the grip. _ . died recently at Hopedale, Ill., aged 80 No Buds For Him. jyears. He was an uncle to C. J. -Naffrte ; ) . ziger of this city. : An Alabama newspaper prints this The stock and fixtures of E. F. Rosadvertisement: “To the Ladies: Tam enthal’s variety store were seld at a widower, 97 years old, and I am re auction last evening to satisfy the ing around for a smart wife of gece claims of creditors. Geo. Wheeler bid 80 years—-one who knows how to wor ein the goods for $205. . and would be willing to help manage Henry ‘Daniels of Grass Valley today the farm. No young girls need gaia filed with the County Clerk an auc~i want a woman who has had at eas tioneer’s bond in the sum of $5,000. . 9xty years’ experience, and I promise His sureties are George Vincent, to make such a one happy for the rest Samuel Granger, Richard Noell.ana ¥. ot ber lite.” J. Thomas. ‘BRIEF MENTION. ° finct Notes and Comments of Local Interest. —_—_+#@e>——— So An:Old Maids’ Convention. me very pretty views of scenes at oe Lake Vera (the Electric Power ComA novel assemblage met at the Opera pany’s dam on Rock creek) are to be House, New York, recently. It was an sien id the ahoiewindow at Disko OOO convention, and the deleman’s drag store. The photographs gates were spinisters from different were taken by Mr. Dickerman and are places in Livingston county. They very fine specimens discussed the condition of singleThe storm is not yet over. It was blessedness, and some of the older very cold and partially cloudy last ones suggested remedies. Commitnight and today, and the signal ticvios tees were appointed and the deliberaobserver at San Francisco says the diseons proceeded hs DGues Ware turbance will continue tomorrow. A cording ‘to parliamentary usage, with Titties cater Hall tis this oft shortly afer malice Coward, none and charity for all. nine o’clock this morning, after which ! Ee eee : it cleared up and the sun shone bright-. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann's. "ly the rest of the day. ° 1. C. LINDLEY, GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. A child of Richard Wasley is seriously ill. ees : Dr. CO. W. Jones and his wife went to San Francisco today. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stokes took their departure today for Ogden. f. J. Sieben, the insurance. agent, went te San Francisco today on busi-. ness. , aes 19.28 inches of rain has fallen to date. period last year was 21.87 inches. Tne charge of drunkenness against * Thomas Kuuckey, set for trial this af. ternoon, will not be ~heard till next Wednesday. The postponement is atdefendant’s request. : Miss Kean, syiperintendent of the Kentuck mine of this district, returned comes up semi-occasionally to see that the development of the mine is being . pushed ahead. A Visalia dispatch of yesterday says: “The biggest social event of the season occurred in this city last night, when Visalia Parlor, N. 8. G. W., gave & farewell reception to Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Lindsey, who go to Nevada City to live. There were about 340 invited guests, and Gus Mitchell, president of the Board of Trade, was master of ceremonies. He made a graceful speech. Mr. Lindsey was born in Visalia and bas always lived here, having been identified with many public enterprises. He owns valuable mining property in Tolare county., His departure causes general regret,” Mrs. Lindsey is the daughter of George Fletcher of Grass Valley, Secretary of the N.C. N. G. BR. R. Co. The City Trustees propose to establish a police fund into which all moneys derived . from. the collection of business licenses will be: paid. From . this the policemen and poundmaster will be paid, and whatever surplus remains will be applied en the Marshal’s The precipitation to a corresponding today. to San Francisco. The ladycerca THE TR. SATURDAY...Lee genesnsensnnasneasnenaare QUERY} ts BY BOC Mr. L. M. Ti: dear sir. The two with Cbrist. did. nc Read John 19,31, 3 die on the same the one that asked him could not be day of the crucifix adise is mentioned the bible, See J Corinthians 12:4; Miss BE. W.: Ir you wish to make threshold of new that you will liv such reeklessness are not appreciat crystalization of t! beating against Get married or ste Mr. P.C.: TIT it that you are. Iri erly with you, *

you walk in the Profane history d a man. The bat fought in the yea! G.E.R.: Myd you ask in regard navy would fill t if you wish, you n J will give you a lives of those you if you choose, ref tory published in Mrs. J.S.T.: 17 always becoming justed. We hav ever making a lac “A perfect wom! To warn, to com And yet a spirit Yesterday’s Auburn Republican says: . matter of but. a few seconds before the got married you started out to keep an OFFICE TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD . salary. Major E. F. Bean, an old newspaper. other blast would go off, but Haggio account of all your living expenses. . \78nd Pine street. Up Stairs. the power house to Marysville for their] and Consolidated Virginia Companies man and fermer Assessor of Nevada . stopped to rescue his senseless com-. How long did you keep it? P lighti ‘aateia: bere es A 1 ine county, is in town, the guest of W. C. panion. Though with one disabled Uncle Jedediah—Jest one year, HarThe Glenbrook, oe ing vant : nde ne PEER were hoisting a thousand tons of ore. Morrow and family. Mr. Bean mined . arm he managed to drag the prostrate old. The dinged thing counted up so . Dey ER PACS? "Tk e same nau at daily several $10 dividends were paid] with Morrow at Mt. Oro, Nevada man into a drift, where they were safe,. high that if I'd kept the account anRalph Maitland. ....Proprietor tion by May Ist. The forty miles of . representing $5,000,000 monthly. county, in 1862. ge. other year I wouldn’t have had a red ai wire requisite in laying the new circuit eee : : : cent leftwill be strung in one day when the Pivwzt sia ae: ered oe X-Ray in Printing. : company begins work, the services of pars " : » SATS: couse atx crawentaever: wen. éacti be John Heyer, the popular steward of. Josephine Smith of San Francisco, the National hotel, is critically ill with isiti genius in that city has discovered a ing necessary to perform the labor. an ailment of the haat’ na been visiting Mrs. Julius Lutz at Sbady means of printing on a whole bundle of er : ; He has been . Creek, was in town yesterday and today : aphetal tat ee eee ie afflicted for some time. past, although . as the priest of Captain J. A. Rapp and he both _ — gro x pie 50 CENTS A W EEK Give me call and you'll never ‘regret # i é Fi oentgen rays. Its is sal at the ining service, as it will entirely remove eels most of the time to be around.)}family. Mrs. Smith is Captain Rapp’s ventor reproduces . twpewriting on Advertisements of not to exceed five Hues in. it. Pine Street, Nevada City. the illuminating feature of their busiDuring the past few days he has bad) sister. many sheet of paper in a minute, reduc eee or ere Geet as additic Nel tine 5 é 1SIseveral bad spells, and was in a serious : : : i 'p Ne ments rapes ea cane _ eeerroce®=t = the line) .ondition last night and this morning. in ea ge a pry porate ing the size when iopead: and. tik thie inveriably in eaynnes au can carrying the power current. a a OS ° < ods using copy in a sealed envelope, w ich ——_=—+ 200 + A Valuable Minin laim. South Africa visited the Oneida mine ; ae oe Pythians May Yet Go to War. uable Mining Claim fe , need not be know by the printer nor emia W. H. Weld 'G Vall _ . this week. It is understood that 8) anyone else except the author. pedal Brigadief-General McGlashan said to eee: he rass Valley was 10} ¢orty-stamp miil is to be erected at this +0 A lady who is a good.cook and understands a reporter yesterday: “Men who de_— today * se brie prey property in the near future. The. The coal combine which J. Pierpont de — of Pia eaten Gesires employment. sire some knowledge of military matino gies ss bes “04 ner. re above named gentlemen also visited . Morgan is reported to have just sucCity Hall RC cereiens. next dogr tity ters and for various reasons have little el pt idl tia bres gia bay ae eke Calaveras county in company with Sucessfully formed is said to have a capitime to study, are joining the Uniform} ya cachussetts Hill mine. They have perintendent Truscott of the Oneida. tal of $889,000,000.With food, fuel and The Yuba Electric Power Company} month to shareholderrs was $4,000,000. ‘ With something will inaugurate a separate circuit from. During the time when the California Nye , . . Mrs. L.: I sel Carbon ‘ oe oatie of pa Opals ~~ verse. At such . imbibe some 0 The latest thing in photography. Done in most artistic style by MOORE . have written a fe NEVADA CITY and appreciate them. follows: s GRASS VALLEY, CAL. _ Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for the celebrated Ruhstaller Beer. Serious liness of John Heyer. A report comes from Paris that a. rx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. “Little Mary Schiat ther’s pants, And cut them up fc ance. Fhinn her mother hair off for a ' Now little Mary Se! battick jig.” Submit your ! to our Chief. Miss J.C. E.: you as to how y such acase. I: you could do we mother. Young being petted a Ladies’ Silk Waists AND House to Rent. Rank of the Knights of Pythius. The], gne ledge of ore in sight + 100 even funerals in the grasp of the trusts,. A cottage situated on Boulder street is of\ with little stab organization is next to the National Dome et ockt Aguinaldo is foolish not to accept “the sweet by and by” acquires new at-. fered for rent. Inquire of M. L. & D. Marsh eo e him do the cour Guard and would be called out next to The Gehrig Case. that $2,000,000 from Spainas ransom for. tractions. ~~ pcb ishtiinae a vedas — pring Suits gy lores that body in case of a great war. The indications are that the time will come when the National Guard may become exhausted. Then the Uniferm Rank is ready and prepared to act.” ++@0 + Granted A Divoce. Mrs. Bessie AS Fuller of Grass ValThe case of Gehrig vs. Gehrig continues to occupy Judge Smith’s attention, ‘There was a falling off today in the number of spectators, the case having no points of special interest to the public. Mr. Gebrig was on the stand a good part of the day. his prisoners instead of holding out for $7,000,000, for the ways thinks are going lately he will soon be a prisoner himself, and hence won’t be in a position . to do any marketing. . ge naib She—“Hamlet” is the play for all time. He—Yes;it will never give up the cee Give Him a Trial. HenryLucier, the popular tonsorial artist, late of Fresno, has come here to be one of us. Mr. Lucier is a first-class barber and . invites the public to give himatrial. Located in the Britland building, rear of Council Chamber saloon, m9-1lw At MAHER &CO’S. e The fact is this to prize fighters —Mr. Sharkey— .so minute that room to rattle i hair than a bi ‘swim im San Fr ley has been granted a divorce from A Trotting Herse Dies. ghost. ephoayy Ladi di a his d i wi a ‘ Clersiand ith James Sy ers eee noeoeed is in. 4. J. Carter, the clothier of this city, soca Gar Son Taniaboe wae es : be aed Gace Be pes seeped Young Man: tetue aaah Boatagrne aed received word today that his 2:30 trotah etc at nad te {88: praca rteaig "pinapda: poaian a cobpenenicn ae eae Spring =— = otal proms wants. The custody of the two daughee Serta Budiy. dans Ruane J. COREE makes oath that he ‘ ee S a ae Tailor Suitings. Also a second display of Silk Hy preceoere ions set laa eee Paces he Valley where it was being wintered. It J. Cueney & Co, eerie penalty the A bright, oe adenine aged woman Waists—ALL THE VERY LA TEST, We ia sphere mother, but the father is to have the was one of the most valuabie buggy City of Toledo, County and State aforefor a lucrative position. Light work and Mrs. W.: I Pe : wa x, . e animala in the county: (cet andl Tilak edd, fae ells a ae Se liane echiyent, kaon tats ut every lady to see them while in the window privilege of visiting them when he wishesto. He must pay his late wife $20 a month alimony. He—Do you like classical music? She —Do yeu want my honest opinion or are you thinking of inviting me to the opera? French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upen securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANCE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San ——--——+ *@e + -The Funeral of Young Scadden. The funeral of Will Scadden, who was killed night before last in the. Three Star mine, will take place at Auburn Monday forenoon. A number of people will go from this city and Grass Valley to attend it, NC Tue EFFECTS OF THE GRIP are overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘which purifies the blood, tones the stomach, strengthens the nerves, and makes the whole system vigorous and healthy. A VEGETABLE cathartic that can be relied upon to do its work thoroughly Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. —Hood’s. Pills. sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALt's CaTaRrRH CURE.The Stamp of Perfection. fiee. : mi-lw : Champion Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and] _ or Waist NOW IS Easter witl soon be here and if you want a Suit YOUR TIME TOGETIT. FRANK J. CHENEY. cember, A. D., 1886. A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. _ { SBAL J ~ for testimonials, free. — F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sola by Druggists, T5c. Sworn to before me and subscribed The Shoes we carry in stock bear all they are unequalled. Those who seek for other good points will find it in the quality of the stock and the excellent workmanship. The materials used are ; voce a es is yen scopic of the highest grade throughout.. ally and acts directly on the blood an _ mucous surfaces of the system. Send We course Ts od t Pp ES fered for sale at a bargain,.in lot to snit : erate Prices. . zy BOVEY BROS., the evidences of being well made. Toyenteed. tf in my presence, this 5th day of Dethe unitiated who judge by experieuce . Five room house on Spring street—rent $10 colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarFor Rent. with water. Enquire of j3 Brown & Moraan. They are quick sellers, and the best goes first-— yet they are all grand and no mistake can be be made in selecting any of them. : = a Respectfully, Property For Sale, My property near Suspension Bridge is ofpurchasers, until April ist. Apply to Mrs. Joy. m6-3w MAHER © CO. ee sult a lawyer. you will have: curing a divor anything with Mrs. 8: T mentioned .in mortal. Sen¢ “explaining m« How the F In Glenn cc ing firm has printers out titled to by g in that line p .cers through who acted as Hall's Family Pills are the best. Broad Street. . 7 ninct ; mipto pirate ' eh Fe 6 despicable li . . : ‘ ashington Never Struck Ladies if you want ahandsome Black Suit ringer ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-PIVE CENTS are. cat L . . 3 IU. MAHER & CO. ville died a 3 ~, Sate aS ROS “ elected wit! ROUION 3 ee pee : cr BOG o'ST ODE 0 That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter : ; their respec nee Off Sale. If you will but stop to consider that our-goods at regular prices are always the lowest in SRG RO RIBS R SSSR SRSBS ESS men of ho NS 1 KG price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive that this : their going Feo twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than a casual Turned Do oie ——— glance would indicate. _ If we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily put together for bargain mop purposes, then ag ha ar hg Jory a — Phe mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when Bren bs % you can purchase High-Grade Standar Sat an actual saving of one-fourth, then you are eo ee getting . ¢ . You Should Try One py 8: D ' h good B ; an attempt One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents. sexsseecs or en sri : 3 iz . jive [not reached the perfection which it atPe ptt . 3 ica le Silk Floss Mattresses =e by, OO0606 66969 FF 9OFFOOFOOOO® Dal cares _ of Butter sur, peoag et: ‘ : ; anything you have ever eaten. : REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS ) fers . Tthas a delicions flavor and is absoMade to Order At ed sar io REDUCED PRICES ait anna cae "he suit that used to sell for $20 and was fully worth it, cam now lately free from impurities of all . pees) J bee freee tea be purchased for $15, and all others at reduced prices: Take your) kinds. Only the fresh rich cream of KI TycC q Rep esi: qeoucne.eatcas On CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. hoice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and ion sau bomdopntis or Nh anonseed AD e. age REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics. cot eine mn ye eee ee 4 “Ma But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY CASH. a . P. G. SCADDEN = FURNITURE STORE. George af ‘ ier et Be : ey are the nicest th ) ’ county, a CARTER & JOHNSTON. comm ae eee ne eee city were THE ONE-PRICE HOUSE. Commercial St. * oe marry. ' i . ees : zy ae a °