March 11, 1902 (4 pages)

#5, { : am _ Hartang, ~ Nevapa City DaILy TRANSCRIPT BROWN é& ©. PROPRIETORS, Issued ‘Every Evening, Sundays;,Excepted, at Nevada City. ‘TERMS OF By Pail, ° = bes = > SUBSCRIPTIONI $6 Per Year . By Carrier, °Delivered toany part uf the city. 12 1-2¢ Per Week = :“FUBSDAY.. . 2.0.2. oss che FAS ey seteen ces save esensehs March 11, 1902 aaa — Nee —————— . nests in the official departments to exploit in the coming campaign instead of issues. As they are without an authoritative set of principles and have no coherency as to policy, they are busy trying to find some apparent official dereliction to make a roar about. Their attacks on the Republican party: remind one of the man who could find nothing worse to say of his enemy than to charge that his grandfather was banged in Ireland for stealing a sheep. . 5 tes DEMOORATS in Congress are at their old trick of huuting-mare’s #4444844 84 4 4 HE TELEGRAPHED VIEWS of Chairman Payne of the Ways and T Means Committee foreshadow a repert in favor of reducing the duty on Cuban suger twenty per cent. While a reduction of thie amount will affeet the beet augar industry adversely, it will not cripple it. However, Oongressman Metcalf of California, who is a member of the Ways and Means Committee, is still making determined opposition to any cut in the duty, and in the end some other plan of dealing with the Ouban question may be settled on, that will obviate any reduction ia sugar daties. ae4444444848 The Transeripr’$ “Pipe Dream.” FEW MONTHS AGO the Transcript published first to the world A the news that an electric railroad would be built from this city to Maryaville, or to some point not yet decided upon, and thence to San Francisco. We obtained the information from an undeniable source at that time, but, oh Lord! how some of our couteuperaries did bang, bang at the TransonipT for daring to publish such a “pipe-dream.” Now as it is stale goods we briefly publish what they say, in confirmation of what the TransoriPT said months ago. They now say: “The North Shore Railroad Company is planning an extensive expansion. The North Shore owns the local electric line connecting Grass Valley and Nevada City. What its proposed move really means to this locality can be imagined by contemplating-an extension of the trolley line aeross to Marysville. on : “It seems now te bean absolute certainty that the big corporation will carry out what rumor has alleged all along—eentinue its electric system through Northern California. ; “Once in Sacramento, itis only another step to Maryaville, which point, though not designated in the dispatch as being included in the system, is ‘morally certain to be the next place reanehed. In fact men whose connection with the company is of such intimacy that their statements are not to be questioned, have hinted recently that it would not be long before electric-cars would be running from here to Marysville. ‘ “Indeed, it is firmly believed that the line will be continued as far as Chico, following the power line already established. “It is only the height of felly to believe for a single instant that the local electric line was ever built simply to connect the sister cities. Beyond a doubt, when the corporation planned the local line and obtained a franchise for its operation, it had already planned a long way ahead, aud to keep competitors out of the fleld, put the present ling into operation.” 44a44444464846 ‘Knockers’ Again. ¥ THE HARDEST THING tocontend against in trying to locate homeseekers, especially in the Sacramento Valley and other points in Northbern California, according toa statement recently made by W. H. Mille, is the old inhabitant. Speaking further on the matter, he says: “It is almost impossible to sell anything toa would-be purchaser if he comes in contact with one of these old-timers who make a practice of kieking. They do nothing but ‘knock.’ section of the State.” Mr. Mills, who bas been connected with the Land Department’ of the 8. P. R. BR. Co. for a great many years in Oalifornia and has always taken a great interest in the development of the State’s resources, is probably one of the best pested men on the Pacific Coast in regard to such matters and whet , he says concerning these “kncckers,”’ which, by the way, are found in almost every city and towndno the State, is unquestionably the trath. All the money spent in advertising the resources of Northern California will aecomplish but little good in encouraging Easterners and other tourists to come here to locate unless these ‘‘knockers” are squelched or put where they can do no’harm. Let all our citizens make it'a rale to always speak a good word for Nevaia County and her resources, and do whet we can to encourage strangers to locate here. This method will attract home-seekers and help us along in the march of progress and enterprise. — ——_—_——SS For Sale Cheap. Ranch For Sale at a Bargsia. The Holland Ranch, situated near Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tft For over half a century “Jesse Moore” whiskey has held its supremacy es the best, purest and most palatable, — House and lot near Wasbington schooiheuse, adjoining property -of Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated. House plumbed and conneted with city sewer ; also wired for electricity. For partieulars enquire of A. f 25-1 m vanilla righ ill a aan am Se en ¢. dam will then be inspected as soon as _. practicable, and-if found-satisfactory-s ‘. dams in eammer er early fall. Local patriotism is sadly wanting among the inhabitants of Northern Oalifornia. In Los Angeles it isdifferent. Everyone, from the street-oar conductors to the capitalist, is united in praise of that Hydraulic Miners. The following netice was posted: in the Postoffice today by order of BR. P. Johnston, Ist Lieut. Corps of Engineers, Secretary ef the California Debris Commission : : A license from the California Debris Commiesion, Room 94, Flood Building, San Francieco, is necessary to legally mine by the hydraalic process in the territory drained by the Sacramento end San Joaquin systems in the State of California. Hydraulic mining is mining by the use of water under pressure through a nozzle, against a natural or artificial bank or deposit of earth, gravel or similar materiel. In order to get a license, application must be made on regular application blank, which will be sent upon request. As s00n as practicable after the receipt of application, the mine will be fospected, and authority will probably be given to build a restraining dam to hold debris, The expenses of such inspection are borne by the United States, except that the miner is expected to take the inspector from the nearest railroad or stage station, or other convenient point, to the mine and back. , It is generally desirable to. defer building a dam until the site has been inspected and authority to build has been granted; a dam built without authority may not be considered suitable by the commission, and a new dam may have to be built before a lieense can be issued, . Accompanying the authority to build building it, and directions where to place it. : Bat authority te build the dam does not give the right to mine. : As soon as the dam is completed, the commisfion should be notified. The license will be issued; and until the license is issued it is not legal to mine. Note that at least two inspections must be made before a lic-mse can be issued, As there are so many widely scattered mines, often requiring several days’ travel te reach:them, it may be several weeks after application is submitted. before an inspection’ ean be made. Therefore, applications should be submitted as iong before the mining season as possible, and dams built a8 soon as authority is granted; otherwise a whole season may be lost. Furthermore: On account of snow, ice, mud, etc., many mines are practicall inaccessible during Winter and Spring. The owners of such mines, in order to insure inspection, must submit their applications and build their It is not good policy to allow six menthe of good weather to pass and then submit applications at the beginning of winter: The foregoing remarks are equally appleable to miners who wish authority to raise old dams, or who have already raised them and wish them inspected. Applications and notices must be sent-in due season. By direction of the Oalifornia De-— bris Commission: DD. P. Heap, Lieut. Col, Corps of Engineers, U. 8. A,, President. January 1, 1902. r $50,000 In Jewels San Franoisco, March 10—Colonel Dan Burns has made an extra-ordinary gift of jewels tohis daughter Rowena, who is to be married on the 22d of this month to Oharles Dunphy. . He has given her a casket of precious stones of every hue and degree of brilllancy. The collection cost $50,000 and the jewels have been gathered during a number of years. Among the gems is the largest raby in Oalifornia: -It is a magnificent stone and the delight of fall the lapidaries that have seen it. There are splendid diamonds in the collection and strings of the finest pearls. Rubies, diamonds and pearls are the most numerous in the casket, but there is at least one fine specimen of nearly every sort of precious stone. In making up the collection the greatest care and taste were exereised, and every item in the casket is of first quality. The stones are set in all the designs known to jewelers—tiaras, bracelets, pins, rings, brooches, strings and buckles. There are some unset gems, and it will tax the ingenuity of Mies Buros to invent settings for these that cannot now be duplicated in the casket. You can always tell a commercial man, Why? They all call for Cook’s Mineral water. ml1l-1t °Oe Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. e@eoHeadache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. Ope dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf ee Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world, T were ralsed and cured by Wm. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 Are All Closed Down that allthe mines in the new camp the former bustling settlement exceeding dull—it the dam will be full specifications for} . night. In fact her death is mcmenTOROPAH MINES. and Business is at a Standstill. J. W. Brace, of Grass Valley, who has been engaged in business at Tonopah, Nevada, has returned to the former place, He brings the news have been shut down. This makes practically brings business to a standstill. The people there, however, have Lopes of an Eastern. company stariing up the mines in the near-fature. Tonopah has had-a large increase in population during the last few months, and even when the mines were run ning the number of idle men there ren up into the hundreds. The present stoppage will work a hardship on several of the business men of the place, and it isto be hoped that operations will soon be resumed. ; Stricken With = Daralysis in the Side. Mrs. Preston Alexander, an elderly colored lady who has resided here for over thirty-five years, was stricken with paralysis last night. The stroke came in the left side, and she was rendered speechless, It is thought that she will not survive through the tarily expected. She has two daughters and two sons, A married daughter is expec‘ed to arrive from below this evening. Grass Valley News. Coroner Daniels today held an inquest over the late William H. Richards,.who died suddenly yesterday afternoon. It was found that death was due to heart trouble. A billiard table arrived here this morning forthe Oburchman’s Olub. It is a gift from Mrs, Shepard of Oakland, who is the mother of Mrs. M. B. Kerr of Grass Vailey. Great Sachem James Boyles of the Improved Order of Red Men will pay an official visit to the Pocahontas Degree lodge of this city on Saturday evening next. A number of members of the lodge are expected to be ‘present from Nevada City. “Don’t Miss I. The parlors of the Methodist church will be re-opened to the public on next Friday evening, when the Epworth League will give a social entertainment. A fine program will be rendered and refreshments eer ved. Everybody invited, 5 Bt’ Personal. F. L. Niedhamer arrived thie afternoon from Sar Francisco. D. McGurrity and J. M. Crombie are here from San Francisco. Sheriff Getchell went to Rough and Ready to serve papers today. Deputy Sheriff Waters went to Grass Valiey today to serve papers. -Miss Jennie Clarke of San Francisco, who has been visiting Mies Mary Maloney, returned home to-day. Mrs, W. Wolf came down from Forest City today on, her way to San Francisco. J. Myers and 8S. Hafler of Downleville came down today and will leave tomorrow for San Francisco. BORN. . At Nevada City, March 1]tb, 1902, to the wife of Thomas Huddlestone, a son. SPECIAL OFFER Roses = Roses Cited 10 Appear ~ Tor Contempt. the case of Andrew Mann vs, Herbert and Margarét Mann citing the defendants to appear ‘in court next Monday and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt. The order states that on February 19th, a writ of assistance was issued out of the Supertor Court directing that the Plaintiff be put in possession of a certain piece of property in Grass Valley. the defendants, as directed by the. writ. It appears the defendants have re-entered the premises referred to and continue in possession thereof, hence the contempt proceedings. John Frink, aged 60, were asphyxJuige Nilon has madean order in Aleo that the, Sheriff did eject Three Dead. Mount Criements, -O., March 10 — Frederick Doescher, aged 86 years; his wife, aged 72, and his sister, Mrs. fated at their residence some time between Friday night and this merning by coal gas.'[he women were found dead in bed, while Doescher’s body was ine chair behind the stove. He had evidently been awakened by the gas and became overcome as he had: gotten up to fix the stove. Condensations. Parlor, No. 56, N. 8: GQ. held this evening, The Gold Tunnel Mining Company yesterday purchased the residence property of Frank Hall on Deer oreek. The house will be torn down to make room for a dump. Ground was broke yesterday for the new hoisting and pumping plant to be pat in at the Gold Tunnel mine, One night last week ds Richard Granville was returning to his home he heard the command to “stop” and saw & man advancing toward him. Granville hastened his pace and soon out run the would-be robber, George Hothersall and the party of Nevada City miners who left here in January have all arrived at Dawson Oity except Fred Kreigle, who left the party at White Horse to make the rest of the trip on a bicycle. He is expected there soon. Attention is directed to Mrs, L. Lubeck’s new advertisement in this evening’s TRaNnsoripr. Her milliners have arrived, and she is ready to fill all orders for the Jatest Spring styles. W., will be a a ee . It-is surprising what a popular run Cook’s Mineral water has, J. J. {prince Henry. The regular meeting of Hydraulic, . New Yorx, March’10—Prince Henry . of Prussia left the Waldorf-Astori 7:40 this morning and was taken 0 special ferryboat to Jersey City, . where he boarded eu. Pennsylvania railroad train for Philadelphia. was accompanied by his suite and Rear Admiral Evans, Adjatant-Gen. There were several thousand persons . at the station in Jersey City when he arrived there, and as the Prince stepped from the upper deck to the bridge a cheer went up which he acknowl-. edged by touehing hiscap. The Prince . was. in uniform, as were all the officers comprising his escort. The train left Jersey City at 8:20. Closed Forever. ’ SPRINGFIELD, Iil., March 10 — The Directors of the State Bank of Elkhart, which clesed its doors last Monday by reason of an alleged shortage of $12,000 in the accounts of Cashier Frank W. Cetton, who committed suicide two days later, decided today not to reorganize the bank and filed aj now Oashier of the German National Bank, as Receiver. —— 2 Buried Today. . . The funeral of the late William Bee . . . . of Grass Valley tcok place this afternoon from the family residence at 2) Star lodge ef Odd Fellows. A:tum . ber of Odd Fellows and frien ’s of the! deceased went down from here to pay . their last respects. . Beware of Otntments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy. the . sense of smell and completely derange . the whole system when entering it} through the mucous surfaces. Such . articles should never be used except on . prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you ean possibly de. rive from them. all’s Oatarrh Cure, . manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., . Toledo, O., contains mo mercury, and . is taken internally, acting directly . upon the blood and mucous surfaces of . the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh . Cure be sure you get the genuine. It, is taken internally, and made in To. ledo, Ohio, by Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists, price 75c per bottle. Hall’s Family Plils are the best. Po — : To preserve eggs for winter put them up in lime, J.J, Hanley has received a fresh consignment of the article, m11-1t e@o A harmless and even wholesome stimulant, made from carefally prepared grain-pure, old, mellow is Gilt Hanley is county agent for the same, ° indigestion. 2 year old stock, 3 for 5Cc, 6 {vr $1, 12 for $2. PANSIES IN BLOOM, 25 cents prr dozen. Small per dozen. BELL CONSERVATORY CO. SACRAMENTO, CAL, Stockholders’ Meeting. N#L4 COUNTY NARROW GAUGE : RAILROAD COMPANY. The annual the Nevada Co of the kk of Company for the ele tion of op a to serve for the e year, and the thansaction of such er business at pihege my hb railroad depot, Grass Valley, Wordda Oca ty California, on af Wednesday, the 2d day of April, 1902,Transfer boo on Saturday, the cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. ? ; oll-ttof ined plants by mail 15 cents . ta Sect Pate sip Me seret structed of uipments. trolled. PETALUMA INCUBATORS More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined west of the Rockies. Made in one soy that the bey in four sizes, from 54 to eggs. Regulating, sa 5 Hot Air in principle. Has all modern ’ Costa less in time and to machines have been made for a the stron stock. Freight. Edge whiskey. Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of MADE BY PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO PETALUMA.CAL Only, (and Onornia Redwood, Copper Heaters, Selfand moisture system vets age gat ese over twenty years, and them arein successful oometins’ Hsiches sale and stock carried by . a at which originated in the kitchen of the n a. residence of Arthur Bouchard yester. day caused the death of Mrs. Bouchard ‘and nine children. eral Oorbin and Colonel Bingham. . about to be followed by his wife, but +. Cobwebs, put on-a cut lately gave a . J. Cheney & Oo. . . . PHONE WEST 14. A Horrible Fire. . — March 10—Fire Maranez, Quebec, The fire was dissemenil Would Smash the Club. woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Backlen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drug store. , 200, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Bros, ¥ Stoorton, ie Transportation Compan Dauntless, wreckeg some / by the California Nayina provement Company’, ' . picnic and Gathering « o¢ w countyans, whic brook on the 10th procure aluminum soyyaar occasion ut five cents o~ Schmidt's cigar s en petition in the Logan County Court : asking Judge Meyers to appoint : former County Judge Schwartgerger, . q White Goods — While « SEE WINDOW White Goods! All kinds and all prices, Weg o'clock, ander the auspices of Golden a little early this year, but we are making special 9 Prices that will surprise you. Come these goods. the quality. White India Linon at roc, 12%c, 150, 206’ anf White Victoria Lawn at toc, 12%c, 15¢, 20c a . White Check Nainsook at roc, 12%c, 15¢, 20cy . Just the goods for children®s dresses. White Swiss Batiste at 4oc, soc, 75 and $1. . inches wide. White Organdies—full two yards wide—at and $1 a-yard, Our Wash Goods are all here now. More’ gran this year than we ever had before. get the best if you are. Respectfully, Be the first, MAHER & ( March Pere He . covered by a servant, whe immediately . Garratt, which Tan into “ ; gave an alarm. Mr. Bouchard jamped . tuoky Landing, was lt . ae from an upper story window and was} day for $6700, Captain a j fins ivi the purchaser, ‘7, .” E she failed im her attempt, and per+. about $80,000 to bulla eon a . ished, together with her nine children, ‘ F oronker six boys and three girls, the eldest a : : ‘ being a boy of fourteen years. BouSomething Nice ty ; it of Se chard Arose ‘about 5 o’clock and ham . lighted a fire in the kitchen and the € eta again. Any one who attended 4. is over bh was } ry jen ie he of § 4 ‘Mrs. Jo tore, They g this morn aable in years to oben ty, where tl ia a : . 8. Bari Five days special. sale of jy here col colored lawns at 5c por yari'y erin “SNELL & enerag: Purana, evening { Smoke the up-to-q : was over Paine, none better, re Ss ; an and . oore’s Fis ken is vil po. Williamsor . left this dent W. b Yuba ; brning for grader le ato. irnes retar! prning, pters is he wie, T. E wa from . mdent Ha over from ap § ver gets t ball. ike dogs, ght betw ogs crow mitina « have sor . MBS SY Se ‘CLOS). Our Ready-to-Wear Hats (OOK are Yow on Display the wom ill see no to going invitations Our Milliners Have Arn oman lik a lot of . y decorati WO) (NOSZ®) ~~ Mill Btreet, Grace Valley. (WOs%@ And we are now ready to fill all orders for the late Styles. Miss McIlvaine, eur local milliner, is late Miss Brown of San Franeisco. Easter Opening Noticeld Cov .VIRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. @ man Ci ——— ° one thing » we ha SB we do n dish net = aS RS . Mr. Fs C. Chinn’s . We take pleasure in again informing the publi OPTICIAN Will be with us on MONDAY, TUESDAY and} . . NESDAY, March 34, 4th and sth, 1902. BROAD STREET, NEVADA! is com pa: ple’s only 5 as hard putation ness Respectfully, . Bi ata A. & H. W. Hartut padden’s, Hbest of ad your To Make the Driniabl st bran be found mbers. is now that will please all mem? cents . family; af bake drinkable Try it prove of most delightful greatest strength, pu —" very best Gea, Coffee 2. Harry eg ster coc Cocoa # 4.4) Billy fon B !, supplies here. We cortall halt pin mrs in the city. Anda anoil © Our E, B. brand of team Pine Sts fragrant beverage. one bot lan Try our M. & J. Coffee for at Will and § : 3 ai It is excellent. ee z Jommerti_ pare SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, “= “eta: tiaw Pre . ety . eos : Tableware. ; Silverware and We have a Splendid Stock, and have marked the-prices way down. C. J. BRAND, « = The Jewd eo a re of tt ould 1 for Cor D pieces sand A docto1 tem. ifferers , Brone ones ‘Cough . for a ‘laton’s All the Jeaditiy Makes. Roget Wallace & Soa or hers? severel trot select

#5, { : am _ Hartang, ~ Nevapa City DaILy TRANSCRIPT BROWN é& ©. PROPRIETORS, Issued ‘Every Evening, Sundays;,Excepted, at Nevada City. ‘TERMS OF By Pail, ° = bes = > SUBSCRIPTIONI $6 Per Year . By Carrier, °Delivered toany part uf the city. 12 1-2¢ Per Week = :“FUBSDAY... . 2.0.2.. oss che FAS ey seteen ces save esensehs March 11, 1902 aaa — Nee —————— . nests in the official departments to exploit in the coming campaign instead of issues. As they are without an authoritative set of principles and have no coherency as to policy, they are busy trying to find some apparent official dereliction to make a roar about. Their attacks on the Republican party: remind one of the man who could find nothing worse to say of his enemy than to charge that his grandfather was banged in Ireland for stealing a sheep. . 5 tes DEMOORATS in Congress are at their old trick of huuting-mare’s #4444844 84 4 4 HE TELEGRAPHED VIEWS of Chairman Payne of the Ways and T Means Committee foreshadow a repert in favor of reducing the duty on Cuban suger twenty per cent. While a reduction of thie amount will affeet the beet augar industry adversely, it will not cripple it. However, Oongressman Metcalf of California, who is a member of the Ways and Means Committee, is still making determined opposition to any cut in the duty, and in the end some other plan of dealing with the Ouban question may be settled on, that will obviate any reduction ia sugar daties. ae4444444848 The Transeripr’$ “Pipe Dream.” FEW MONTHS AGO the Transcript published first to the world A the news that an electric railroad would be built from this city to Maryaville, or to some point not yet decided upon, and thence to San Francisco. We obtained the information from an undeniable source at that time, but, oh Lord! how some of our couteuperaries did bang, bang at the TransonipT for daring to publish such a “pipe-dream.” Now as it is stale goods we briefly publish what they say, in confirmation of what the TransoriPT said months ago. They now say: “The North Shore Railroad Company is planning an extensive expansion. The North Shore owns the local electric line connecting Grass Valley and Nevada City. What its proposed move really means to this locality can be imagined by contemplating-an extension of the trolley line aeross to Marysville. on : “It seems now te bean absolute certainty that the big corporation will carry out what rumor has alleged all along—eentinue its electric system through Northern California. ; “Once in Sacramento, itis only another step to Maryaville, which point, though not designated in the dispatch as being included in the system, is ‘morally certain to be the next place reanehed. In fact men whose connection with the company is of such intimacy that their statements are not to be questioned, have hinted recently that it would not be long before electric-cars would be running from here to Marysville. ‘ “Indeed, it is firmly believed that the line will be continued as far as Chico, following the power line already established. “It is only the height of felly to believe for a single instant that the local electric line was ever built simply to connect the sister cities. Beyond a doubt, when the corporation planned the local line and obtained a franchise for its operation, it had already planned a long way ahead, aud to keep competitors out of the fleld, put the present ling into operation.” 44a44444464846 ‘Knockers’ Again. ¥ THE HARDEST THING tocontend against in trying to locate homeseekers, especially in the Sacramento Valley and other points in Northbern California, according toa statement recently made by W. H. Mille, is the old inhabitant. Speaking further on the matter, he says: “It is almost impossible to sell anything toa would-be purchaser if he comes in contact with one of these old-timers who make a practice of kieking. They do nothing but ‘knock.’ section of the State.” Mr. Mills, who bas been connected with the Land Department’ of the 8. P. R. BR. Co. for a great many years in Oalifornia and has always taken a great interest in the development of the State’s resources, is probably one of the best pested men on the Pacific Coast in regard to such matters and whet , he says concerning these “kncckers,”’ which, by the way, are found in almost every city and towndno the State, is unquestionably the trath. All the money spent in advertising the resources of Northern California will aecomplish but little good in encouraging Easterners and other tourists to come here to locate unless these ‘‘knockers” are squelched or put where they can do no’harm. Let all our citizens make it'a rale to always speak a good word for Nevaia County and her resources, and do whet we can to encourage strangers to locate here. This method will attract home-seekers and help us along in the march of progress and enterprise. — ——_—_——SS For Sale Cheap. Ranch For Sale at a Bargsia. The Holland Ranch, situated near Colambia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tft For over half a century “Jesse Moore” whiskey has held its supremacy es the best, purest and most palatable, — House and lot near Wasbington schooiheuse, adjoining property -of Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated. House plumbed and conneted with city sewer ; also wired for electricity. For partieulars enquire of A. f 25-1 m vanilla righ ill a aan am Se en ¢. dam will then be inspected as soon as _. practicable, and-if found-satisfactory-s ‘. dams in eammer er early fall. Local patriotism is sadly wanting among the inhabitants of Northern Oalifornia. In Los Angeles it isdifferent. Everyone, from the street-oar conductors to the capitalist, is united in praise of that Hydraulic Miners. The following netice was posted: in the Postoffice today by order of BR. P. Johnston, Ist Lieut. Corps of Engineers, Secretary ef the California Debris Commission : : A license from the California Debris Commiesion, Room 94, Flood Building, San Francieco, is necessary to legally mine by the hydraalic process in the territory drained by the Sacramento end San Joaquin systems in the State of California. Hydraulic mining is mining by the use of water under pressure through a nozzle, against a natural or artificial bank or deposit of earth, gravel or similar materiel. In order to get a license, application must be made on regular application blank, which will be sent upon request. As s00n as practicable after the receipt of application, the mine will be fospected, and authority will probably be given to build a restraining dam to hold debris, The expenses of such inspection are borne by the United States, except that the miner is expected to take the inspector from the nearest railroad or stage station, or other convenient point, to the mine and back. , It is generally desirable to. defer building a dam until the site has been inspected and authority to build has been granted; a dam built without authority may not be considered suitable by the commission, and a new dam may have to be built before a lieense can be issued, . Accompanying the authority to build building it, and directions where to place it. : Bat authority te build the dam does not give the right to mine. : As soon as the dam is completed, the commisfion should be notified. The license will be issued; and until the license is issued it is not legal to mine. Note that at least two inspections must be made before a lic-mse can be issued, As there are so many widely scattered mines, often requiring several days’ travel te reach:them, it may be several weeks after application is submitted. before an inspection’ ean be made. Therefore, applications should be submitted as iong before the mining season as possible, and dams built a8 soon as authority is granted; otherwise a whole season may be lost. Furthermore: On account of snow, ice, mud, etc., many mines are practicall inaccessible during Winter and Spring. The owners of such mines, in order to insure inspection, must submit their applications and build their It is not good policy to allow six menthe of good weather to pass and then submit applications at the beginning of winter: The foregoing remarks are equally appleable to miners who wish authority to raise old dams, or who have already raised them and wish them inspected. Applications and notices must be sent-in due season. By direction of the Oalifornia De-— bris Commission: DD. P. Heap, Lieut. Col, Corps of Engineers, U. 8. A,, President. January 1, 1902. r $50,000 In Jewels San Franoisco, March 10—Colonel Dan Burns has made an extra-ordinary gift of jewels tohis daughter Rowena, who is to be married on the 22d of this month to Oharles Dunphy. . He has given her a casket of precious stones of every hue and degree of brilllancy. The collection cost $50,000 and the jewels have been gathered during a number of years. Among the gems is the largest raby in Oalifornia: -It is a magnificent stone and the delight of fall the lapidaries that have seen it. There are splendid diamonds in the collection and strings of the finest pearls. Rubies, diamonds and pearls are the most numerous in the casket, but there is at least one fine specimen of nearly every sort of precious stone. In making up the collection the greatest care and taste were exereised, and every item in the casket is of first quality. The stones are set in all the designs known to jewelers—tiaras, bracelets, pins, rings, brooches, strings and buckles. There are some unset gems, and it will tax the ingenuity of Mies Buros to invent settings for these that cannot now be duplicated in the casket. You can always tell a commercial man, Why? They all call for Cook’s Mineral water. ml1l-1t °Oe Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. e@eoHeadache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. Ope dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf ee Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world, T were ralsed and cured by Wm. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 Are All Closed Down that allthe mines in the new camp the former bustling settlement exceeding dull—it the dam will be full specifications for} . night. In fact her death is mcmenTOROPAH MINES. and Business is at a Standstill. J. W. Brace, of Grass Valley, who has been engaged in business at Tonopah, Nevada, has returned to the former place, He brings the news have been shut down. This makes practically brings business to a standstill. The people there, however, have Lopes of an Eastern. company stariing up the mines in the near-fature. Tonopah has had-a large increase in population during the last few months, and even when the mines were run ning the number of idle men there ren up into the hundreds. The present stoppage will work a hardship on several of the business men of the place, and it isto be hoped that operations will soon be resumed. ; Stricken With = Daralysis in the Side. Mrs. Preston Alexander, an elderly colored lady who has resided here for over thirty-five years, was stricken with paralysis last night. The stroke came in the left side, and she was rendered speechless, It is thought that she will not survive through the tarily expected. She has two daughters and two sons, A married daughter is expec‘ed to arrive from below this evening. Grass Valley News. Coroner Daniels today held an inquest over the late William H. Richards,.who died suddenly yesterday afternoon. It was found that death was due to heart trouble. A billiard table arrived here this morning forthe Oburchman’s Olub. It is a gift from Mrs, Shepard of Oakland, who is the mother of Mrs. M. B. Kerr of Grass Vailey. Great Sachem James Boyles of the Improved Order of Red Men will pay an official visit to the Pocahontas Degree lodge of this city on Saturday evening next. A number of members of the lodge are expected to be ‘present from Nevada City. “Don’t Miss I. The parlors of the Methodist church will be re-opened to the public on next Friday evening, when the Epworth League will give a social entertainment. A fine program will be rendered and refreshments eer ved. Everybody invited, 5 Bt’ Personal. F. L. Niedhamer arrived thie afternoon from Sar Francisco. D. McGurrity and J. M. Crombie are here from San Francisco. Sheriff Getchell went to Rough and Ready to serve papers today. Deputy Sheriff Waters went to Grass Valiey today to serve papers. -Miss Jennie Clarke of San Francisco, who has been visiting Mies Mary Maloney, returned home to-day. Mrs, W. Wolf came down from Forest City today on, her way to San Francisco. J. Myers and 8S. Hafler of Downleville came down today and will leave tomorrow for San Francisco. BORN. . At Nevada City, March 1]tb, 1902, to the wife of Thomas Huddlestone, a son. SPECIAL OFFER Roses = Roses Cited 10 Appear ~ Tor Contempt. the case of Andrew Mann vs, Herbert and Margarét Mann citing the defendants to appear ‘in court next Monday and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt. The order states that on February 19th, a writ of assistance was issued out of the Supertor Court directing that the Plaintiff be put in possession of a certain piece of property in Grass Valley. the defendants, as directed by the. writ. It appears the defendants have re-entered the premises referred to and continue in possession thereof, hence the contempt proceedings. John Frink, aged 60, were asphyxJuige Nilon has madean order in Aleo that the, Sheriff did eject Three Dead. Mount Criements, -O., March 10 — Frederick Doescher, aged 86 years; his wife, aged 72, and his sister, Mrs. fated at their residence some time between Friday night and this merning by coal gas..'[he women were found dead in bed, while Doescher’s body was ine chair behind the stove. He had evidently been awakened by the gas and became overcome as he had: gotten up to fix the stove. Condensations. Parlor, No. 56, N. 8: GQ. held this evening, The Gold Tunnel Mining Company yesterday purchased the residence property of Frank Hall on Deer oreek. The house will be torn down to make room for a dump. Ground was broke yesterday for the new hoisting and pumping plant to be pat in at the Gold Tunnel mine, One night last week ds Richard Granville was returning to his home he heard the command to “stop” and saw & man advancing toward him. Granville hastened his pace and soon out run the would-be robber, George Hothersall and the party of Nevada City miners who left here in January have all arrived at Dawson Oity except Fred Kreigle, who left the party at White Horse to make the rest

of the trip on a bicycle. He is expected there soon. Attention is directed to Mrs, L. Lubeck’s new advertisement in this evening’s TRaNnsoripr. Her milliners have arrived, and she is ready to fill all orders for the Jatest Spring styles. W., will be a a ee . It-is surprising what a popular run Cook’s Mineral water has, J. J. {prince Henry. The regular meeting of Hydraulic, . New Yorx, March’10—Prince Henry . of Prussia left the Waldorf-Astori 7:40 this morning and was taken 0 special ferryboat to Jersey City, . where he boarded eu. Pennsylvania railroad train for Philadelphia. was accompanied by his suite and Rear Admiral Evans, Adjatant-Gen. There were several thousand persons . at the station in Jersey City when he arrived there, and as the Prince stepped from the upper deck to the bridge a cheer went up which he acknowl-. edged by touehing hiscap. The Prince . was. in uniform, as were all the officers comprising his escort. The train left Jersey City at 8:20. Closed Forever. ’ SPRINGFIELD, Iil., March 10 — The Directors of the State Bank of Elkhart, which clesed its doors last Monday by reason of an alleged shortage of $12,000 in the accounts of Cashier Frank W. Cetton, who committed suicide two days later, decided today not to reorganize the bank and filed aj now Oashier of the German National Bank, as Receiver. —— 2 Buried Today. . . The funeral of the late William Bee . . . . of Grass Valley tcok place this afternoon from the family residence at 2) Star lodge ef Odd Fellows. A:tum . ber of Odd Fellows and frien ’s of the! deceased went down from here to pay . their last respects. . Beware of Otntments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy. the . sense of smell and completely derange . the whole system when entering it} through the mucous surfaces. Such . articles should never be used except on . prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you ean possibly de. rive from them. all’s Oatarrh Cure, . manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., . Toledo, O., contains mo mercury, and . is taken internally, acting directly . upon the blood and mucous surfaces of . the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh . Cure be sure you get the genuine. It, is taken internally, and made in To. ledo, Ohio, by Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists, price 75c per bottle. Hall’s Family Plils are the best. Po — : To preserve eggs for winter put them up in lime, J.J, Hanley has received a fresh consignment of the article, m11-1t e@o A harmless and even wholesome stimulant, made from carefally prepared grain-pure, old, mellow is Gilt Hanley is county agent for the same, ° indigestion. 2 year old stock, 3 for 5Cc, 6 {vr $1, 12 for $2. PANSIES IN BLOOM, 25 cents prr dozen. Small per dozen. BELL CONSERVATORY CO. SACRAMENTO, CAL, Stockholders’ Meeting. N#L4 COUNTY NARROW GAUGE : RAILROAD COMPANY. The annual the Nevada Co of the kk of Company for the ele tion of op a to serve for the e year, and the thansaction of such er business at pihege my hb railroad depot, Grass Valley, Wordda Oca ty California, on af Wednesday, the 2d day of April, 1902,Transfer boo on Saturday, the cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. ? ; oll-ttof ined plants by mail 15 cents . ta Sect Pate sip Me seret structed of uipments. trolled. PETALUMA INCUBATORS More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined west of the Rockies. Made in one soy that the bey in four sizes, from 54 to eggs. Regulating, sa 5 Hot Air in principle. Has all modern ’ Costa less in time and to machines have been made for a the stron stock. Freight. Edge whiskey. Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of MADE BY PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO PETALUMA.CAL Only, (and Onornia Redwood, Copper Heaters, Selfand moisture system vets age gat ese over twenty years, and them arein successful oometins’ Hsiches sale and stock carried by . a at which originated in the kitchen of the n a. residence of Arthur Bouchard yester. day caused the death of Mrs. Bouchard ‘and nine children. eral Oorbin and Colonel Bingham. . about to be followed by his wife, but +. Cobwebs, put on-a cut lately gave a . J. Cheney & Oo. . . . PHONE WEST 14. A Horrible Fire. . — March 10—Fire Maranez, Quebec, The fire was dissemenil Would Smash the Club. woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Backlen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalds and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drug store. , 200, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. tf Bros, ¥ Stoorton, ie Transportation Compan Dauntless, wreckeg some / by the California Nayina provement Company’, ' . picnic and Gathering « o¢ w countyans, whic brook on the 10th procure aluminum soyyaar occasion ut five cents o~ Schmidt's cigar s en petition in the Logan County Court : asking Judge Meyers to appoint : former County Judge Schwartgerger, . q White Goods — While « SEE WINDOW White Goods! All kinds and all prices, Weg o'clock, ander the auspices of Golden a little early this year, but we are making special 9 Prices that will surprise you. Come these goods. the quality. White India Linon at roc, 12%c, 150, 206’ anf White Victoria Lawn at toc, 12%c, 15¢, 20c a . White Check Nainsook at roc, 12%c, 15¢, 20cy . Just the goods for children®s dresses. White Swiss Batiste at 4oc, soc, 75 and $1. . inches wide. White Organdies—full two yards wide—at and $1 a-yard, Our Wash Goods are all here now. More’ gran this year than we ever had before. get the best if you are. Respectfully, Be the first, MAHER & ( March Pere He . covered by a servant, whe immediately . Garratt, which Tan into “ ; gave an alarm. Mr. Bouchard jamped . tuoky Landing, was lt . ae from an upper story window and was} day for $6700, Captain a j fins ivi the purchaser, ‘7, .” E she failed im her attempt, and per+. about $80,000 to bulla eon a . ished, together with her nine children, ‘ F oronker six boys and three girls, the eldest a : : ‘ being a boy of fourteen years. BouSomething Nice ty ; it of Se chard Arose ‘about 5 o’clock and ham . lighted a fire in the kitchen and the € eta again. Any one who attended 4. is over bh was } ry jen ie he of § 4 ‘Mrs. Jo tore, They g this morn aable in years to oben ty, where tl ia a : . 8. Bari Five days special. sale of jy here col colored lawns at 5c por yari'y erin “SNELL & enerag: Purana, evening { Smoke the up-to-q : was over Paine, none better, re Ss ; an and . oore’s Fis ken is vil po. Williamsor . left this dent W. b Yuba ; brning for grader le ato. irnes retar! prning, pters is he wie, T. E wa from . mdent Ha over from ap § ver gets t ball. ike dogs, ght betw ogs crow mitina « have sor . MBS SY Se ‘CLOS). Our Ready-to-Wear Hats (OOK are Yow on Display the wom ill see no to going invitations Our Milliners Have Arn oman lik a lot of . y decorati WO) (NOSZ®) ~~ Mill Btreet, Grace Valley. (WOs%@ And we are now ready to fill all orders for the late Styles. Miss McIlvaine, eur local milliner, is late Miss Brown of San Franeisco. Easter Opening Noticeld Cov .VIRS. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. @ man Ci ——— ° one thing » we ha SB we do n dish net = aS RS . Mr. Fs C. Chinn’s . We take pleasure in again informing the publi OPTICIAN Will be with us on MONDAY, TUESDAY and} . . NESDAY, March 34, 4th and sth, 1902. BROAD STREET, NEVADA! is com pa: ple’s only 5 as hard putation ness Respectfully, . Bi ata A. & H. W. Hartut padden’s, Hbest of ad your To Make the Driniabl st bran be found mbers. is now that will please all mem? cents . family; af bake drinkable Try it prove of most delightful greatest strength, pu —" very best Gea, Coffee 2. Harry eg ster coc Cocoa # 4.4) Billy fon B !, supplies here. We cortall halt pin mrs in the city. Anda anoil © Our E, B. brand of team Pine Sts fragrant beverage. one bot lan Try our M. & J. Coffee for at Will and § : 3 ai It is excellent. ee z Jommerti_ pare SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer, “= “eta: tiaw Pre . ety . eos : Tableware.. ; Silverware and We have a Splendid Stock, and have marked the-prices way down. C. J. BRAND, « = The Jewd eo a re of tt ould 1 for Cor D pieces sand A docto1 tem. ifferers , Brone ones ‘Cough . for a ‘laton’s All the Jeaditiy Makes. Roget Wallace & Soa or hers? severel trot select