March 13, 1899 (4 pages)

"of which George Downey of this city is fa auperintendent, everything there is}The Delaware Legislature Adjourns nel which taps the main ledge is now : : ‘ to a depth of 903 feet. The ledge va-. States Senator, but without’ a choice. ries from 4 to 7 fest in width, and assays} Senator Curri¢r of 108 ‘Angeles who from $5 to $6 per ton. The funnel rans) .ory in the session voted for Bulla, but + ONE VOTE A Dally Croft ofthe Doings oa RIE a THR OMO MINE. An Bi Dorado County Property Managed by a Nevada City Man. exe the Ono mine in Eldorado county, very encouraging. The company owns seventeen acres of fine timber land, on which the mine is situated. On’ the 28th of last month the mill, which had ‘Special to the TRANSCRIPT. been of 5-stamp capacity, was increased to ten stamps, and the principal tanSan Francisco Exposition.’ Ap= 3 i propriation by the Assembly. . . Sine Die Without Electing. _ . California mine. : se a Richard Williams has returned from a Tuolume county. of in on a slight incline, which does away . as been absent several weeks, reei with the labor and expense of hoisting: The mill is operated by water power, and the cost of working the ore is very slight, averaging about $1 per ton, which leaves a handsome profit, as can be seen readily. ‘The croppings from the ledge above would indicate that the vein extended under a river near by. ‘There are now three tunnels tapping the ledge, and it is the intention o! running another ‘into the ledge from the river bank, It is also the inteution to remove thé mill there, which will give it that mu more water power the proposed new tunnel being several feet lower than the site on which the mill.is now situated. ; Dearer Than Life. An oldish man was about to step in front of a trolley car going at full speed when a hand seized him and flung him back. It was a close call, and as soon as the old manrealized it he extended his hand to his rescuer and exclaimed: “You have saved my life, and I can never repay the debt!” “J deserve no thanks,” was the modest . reply. “But you deserve more than thanks: Tam a rich man and want to give you adjourned’ sine die without “electing some substantial token of my gratitude Here—let me write you a check for——’ “TI couldn’t accept anything—really,!. The President couldn't,” protested the other, “but there is something you might do for me all the same.” ; “Speak and it shall be done.” “You are a rich man and I know you] McKinley left today.in a Special: train by name. J am secretary of the gas ‘ Every month when you come to pay your bill you raise a great row for half an hour and say that weare highway robbers. If you would only company. ” agree —— “Not to raise a row over my gas bill? You saved my life and:I stand ready to draw you a check for $10,000, but as for foregoing 4'. California Press Association held a privilege granted only to free-born. meeting at the Occidental hotel in San A-nericans, I cau’t surrender it—sorry,. Francisco Saturday night. E. B. Willis Never, sir—never! but I couldn’t do it.” 8 The California gang plow invented . .4 to make arrangements for the meetand patented by Max Detlefs of the ing of the association to be held in Glenn Grant, promises & handsome re-. May, probably at Nevada City or Somuneration to the mau who contrived] ,ora. At this” meeting ten delegates The Z. P.lto the National Convention will be the ingenious machine. Deterick Machine Works of Shermar Texas, have become interested in the new plow. have offered to place the machine o turned today and voted for Grant. The full number, of, votes .cast today was 110, making 56 ‘necessary {0. #} been ill for some time, is around again. an Pe . The natives retreated every where. They Te ek ee . time eight men will be kept employed . Daughters recently. contributed to the nd forthe Native Daughters’ Home in the case of Wetterau vs. Sanford. choice. Following are the figures: Bites. 21 wegatasans . slip : Hidihine ci. .s.cecdeprskcemoannsvnaseseseI n Burns...: Re Or Aeros Crs: 25) Sierra county returned. today to Dowsais PSS io jcc ies conn _,. a7 . nieville, sulted. qi ecuiome bs , ation ataram scree re Rs seaves ~~"6. Mrs. ‘Thomas Brock went back te at oe f 1d (d) : Derbec today-after spending a few Five Banks Go ate (a) (A) iv.seccecgeceseesereeee 3 dave ward ‘<. WE (G)e +020 yiriyvoneeal, Monreal? Miss Lula Ashburn left today for : ; Special to the, TRANSORIPT. Phelan (d). Se alge iiene: se cgessd Wey’: San Francisco. She may concinde to saree ies De Vries (d).--:.::e0cee I — ogi 2 s F. Smith Ay. o3., oe ae rs, ceca Butler, mother of Mrs. — G oh ‘a 1 John Werry, went to San Jose today to J SECS. ag ta ar a te visit relatives. Frank H. Gould (q)... Delaware Did Special to the TRANSCRIPT. WILMINGTON, Del. March 13th.—The State Legislature had five ballots, for ‘. one. 7 Goes to Georgia. Special to the TRA SCRIPT. WasHincton, Mareli 13—President for Georgia. STATE BDITORS COMING. Likely to Hold Thelr Annual Meeting Here Next May. The Exeeutive Committee of the of the Sacramento Record-Union. presided. A sub-committee was appointM. L. Marsh has returned from Sacramento. : : Dr. G. H. Fletcher went to Washington today. J Mrs. J. G. O'Neill is visiting at Columbia Hill. .. ‘ = ore G. R. Porter.came up from Chicago Park yesterday. ” : -Chas.-Fiynn returned today to the Mrs, Con, Seaman and her mother SacRAMENTO, March 18. One ballot went to Sacramento today. (the 77th) was taken today for Unitea. Gladys and Gene, the young children Jolin Heyer continues to be very ill. He showed no improvement today. . United States Senator, today, and then . Red River Valley, Minn., arrived bere PERSONAL, POINTERS, ®! and Young. Mrs. S.-W. Marsh, have measles. Miss Mamie Fenton of this city is aiting her parents at, French Corral, Joseph Foyer of Gold Flat,. who has} the Central House after a visit in this}co is home on a visit. : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards of the . ¢ Saturday night for a few days’ visit. later. 1 today. Mrs: H. A. Bostwick, representing th from. San Francisco. See her. announcement. . ; John McCarthy accompanied -by Messrs. Pinkstone and Graham came . down by special stage yesterday from . Washington mining district. . t Dr. E. W. Charles of Palo Alto, . who has been ill for'a long time with bronchitis and asthma, was oyerated upon tion and hia children have all been summoned home. Christina Vera Kénnedy, daughter of Mrs. Annie Kennedy and the late Neil +s) chosen. The Nevada City Board. of Trade The ‘Texas manufacturers . gould get together at once and take Ul the lead im seeing that the organizathe market paying the inventor $10/ tion of editors gets a special and .corroyalty on each one sold. The offer . ajal invitation to come here. has been accepted and the model forwarded to Sherman. Six_loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s UNION:--HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. D. J. STEVENS, + :GeWhéeler, Sacramento M. Metzf, us W. Black bid W. D. Pinkstone, Auburn W.C. Graham, “ Jobn McCarthy, Washington C.°W. Tamblyn “ H.Keaft, “ S. R. Murchie, You Bet A. Murchie, “ R. Williams, Grass Valley J. TF. Johnson, Gs] A. K. Organ, Almond Mine Geo, Kays, Washington C. C. Berton, Bloomfield C. Fossett, San Francisco R. K. Pobl,J. L. Leeman, Oakland Jas Wilson, # Archie Lowell, “ C. F. Winters, Marysville MANAGER ore 0-004 The Graves-Avery Wedding. ‘The wedding of George F. Graves of Kennedy, who lived here fifteen years ago or thereabouts, died last Friday at San Francisco. She was a@ uative of Nevada City, aged 14 years, 4 months and 10 days. : Mrs. T. H. Hicks went. to Maybert yesterday~ to see her mother, Mrs George Bonney, who is ill there. Mr. William Dunlap of San Francisco, who is visiting J. J. Ott, went up with Mrs, Hicks. Mrs. Bonney was, Redding and’ Miss Mary Avery took. the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sims tied the knot. that place in about two weeks, — Se adi —e A Passenger Insane. ger from the East, went insane en overy,adies can depend upoh securing ¥tion as to his mental condition, but i his relatives A ee Frank Nelson sit place Saturday evening at the home of John Spaulding, R.C. Walrath, W. Avery, onupper Pine street. Rev. J. are imspecting and surveying . their Mr. and Mrs. water right on the Yuba near SmartsGraves are most. estimable and. popular ville. ‘They expected to visit Marysyoung people. They will make their ville before returning and will probfuture home in Redding, leaving for ably return tonight. °° J. D. Roch, a Portland bound passen. Wafers, imported direct. from Paris. land train No. 4 Saturday. He left the lief from and cure of irregular. periods car at Dutch Flat and was found wan regardless of cause. In red wrappers. dering atGold Run, where he stabbed Beware of substitutes, LA FRANCE himself twice (not fatally) in the breast. DRUG COMPANY,.imperters, San He was taken to Auburn for examina-. Francisco. For sale by’ W.-D. Vinton. is not known where he lives or who are Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office. much, better today, UF. Englebright aud George L. Hughes French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Insurgents Pat {0 Flight Today ' yon, owing to the fact that more ore is Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Maniza, March 13—Active hos! have commenced at Manila. ‘ General Wheaton captured thecity of . mi}i is ranning about half time. Pasig today after six hours’ fighting. He was aided by the river gunboats. The American lose is trifling. It i F. J. De-Sabla and his daughter Vera . govered by a small wounded list. returned yesterday to soe yranewer: There was an advance of eavalry, iniit, placed io the mill and part of a new their foundations. } Hal the. line. ee The Nevada City Parlor of Native. Weeks,deceased. Monterey and San Luis Obispo coun-. City. Two scraps here since Sunday I o at Sierra City make up the . years ago, leaving the mine when his tof the . and tw ' ties have suspended on accoun . working partner was killed by an acciquantity of food eaten by the people of lack of rain and the outlook for conMr. and Mrs. Wm. B, Cree left today . tinaed hard times in this part of the 4 Thos. Ji Grary (d) segswed ts Cbd’ 16] for their home at Ladisburg, Pa., going Ss : has just retarned from Alaska, arrived . ers ‘ i . via Marysvillé. pitt Mrs. Josiah Glasson returned today . The Assembly to North Bloomfield. after several days’ lect Senator. visit at this city. Not Ele i Walter Lorelady, who has been work} Special to the TRANSCRIPT, whe pa ah babe ing in a mine at, Ophir, Placer county», e Cunn am ranc a Francisco exposition bill appropriating 000. James Hutchison got home Saturday . Come‘ my little man; you mustn’t ery . be hard for calamity hcwlers to argue night from Southern California. His) on board of ene of her Majesty’s sbips-. that our prosperity isgoingdown. The : father, David Hutchison, will return . of-war. Did your mother cry when you . way labor is rewarded is an infallible . Ralph Maitland.. Proprietor John Spaulding and Martin T. LawSilly old woman! And did your sister rence drove over, yesterday from Avcry? burn, and Mr. Lawrence returned home . Stupid . little thing! : father cry? e swain—’Ard-arted old beggar!— Qity of Paris,dry goods store, is here; Canses fully half the sickness in the world. 1) aise ie 4 tion, bad taste, coated last week. He is in @ critical condirng si¢k headache, ins . fered’ for rent. Inquire of M. L. & D. Marsh gomsia, etc. Hood’s Pills . Ss at their office, Boulder street. m10-tf gure constipation and.all its results, easily and thoroughly. 25¢. All druggists. Prepared ‘by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. She only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparille T PIGHTING OUR NORTHERN ‘NBIGHBORS. Mr. Copeland has reduced his force . . . at the Triple Pocket mine in Slug Cantaste one being produced than the mill could . By Our Forces. ‘and day. with George Black in charge. Fa . progressing steadily with the usual Onts a Few Men Wounded on the . force employed. The principal work . toda, . pow being done is sinking the main! teacher. — @piis morning’s forecast was: “Part' ly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, Se. of the Hosking minors was American Side. : bd . shaft which is now down several hundred feet below the river. The ma . ehinery is all im good working order . vere ilities . amd the big Worthington pump has a } } 1 ‘Mountain mine and mill have closed New battery blocks will be . foundation will be laid. In the meanthetand the: effective fire . hie in the mine continuing development . fa at our troops poured into Lia salt work. At the expiration of this time in San Francisco $50 of the $215 reSuperior Judge Stanley A. Smith of ranks, and their demoralization re-. the mine and mill will be started up . alized from . of last month, Golden Era Parlor of . tribution was ordered. again with a fall force. j to the Wall. a thirty days for using vulgar lapguage. . ” et i . Spring fights are becoming very. naMowrerry, March 18.—Five banks in. merous both in Downieville and Sierra Hil week’s record. tate. here a short time ago and has taken a +. position as assistant assayer in the Gold Bluff mine. Appropriates $500,000. ; : a mentees cane “when I can get a good shampoo myself . jogs there is.” Sir Arthur has been a. testotaler for the last thirty or forty SACRAMENTO, March 13.—The San 2 ” ; . “The proportion,” said Mrs. Merrid-. years, and he believes that alcohol and in Sierra Valley has been sold for $10,-. . , 500,000 passed the Assembly today. — crush. The mill is kept running night . glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tf Matters at the Gold Bluff mine are ; genuine Swiss cheese, nd . . piers The Chicago Park school reopened . vs. Meehan and Guillaunie vs. Blauth.: About $40,000 in the aggregate was distribution of the estate of N, capacity much in excess of the amount . disbursed by the Nevada City mines of water the mine is now making. The . that paid off Saturday afternoon and . . é baste onal: evening, and everybody was. COrresceased, was ordered distributed. — Mr. Pinney informs us that the . pondingly happy. There was a brisk but brief rainstorm . guard . down for a period of about three or between seven and eight, o'clock last . four weeks in order that some needed . evening. . It opened with one of the improvements may be made to the, heaviest peals of thunder heard here . ee soil in years. Buildings were shaken to,and 8. T. Dibble were appointed -apCharles Sharkey of Sierra ‘City has , Sierra City gave $10. ‘been brought to the county jail to. Ea Chase, who was killed with young » thi Will Scadden in the Three Stars mine at Ophir Thursday night, was known in this county. His home was at lowa General Sir Arthur Cotton attribated: Charles E. Miller of Palo Alto, who . dent. “The idea of paying $1 to have that th be 1 Mrs. James Kane of Sierra City fell + : ey seem to be at all out of order, and ct dog’ washed,” said Mr, Marridmunn,. there would not be a tenth of the sickfor 50c.” } "THE SUPBRIOR COURT. BRIBE MENTION. time Hotes and Commons ot Loot! Probate and Clril Cases Up For tor sideration This Morning, = =. Interest. ae In the Superior Court today Judge — For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. : ; ota on itane Phe celebrated Star Creamery butter, . Nilon made an order granting the apfor sale only by Gaylord & Son. tf ~ plication of the W. Y. 0. D. Gold and — English ale on draught, five cents @ Silver Mining Company for disincorporation. Be aes i ney cream Cheese in tia foil and} ‘Twenty days were given to answer at Jackson’s. tf. the complaint in the cases of Holland © The trial of the case of Murphy vs. Crowley was set for the 23d in “ae y.with Miss Tillie Stevens as The annaal account of the gusrdian frost tonight.” The hearing of the applicatic zette, deceased, was set for the 204 The estate of Arthur McDon Charles. M. Lynch was a of the McPherson minors wit ond of $1,000 for each of the minors. os ee : Samuel Granger, Jacob Wi praisers of the estate of James A. A decree of foreclosure was granted In the matter of the estate of Mary. the minstrel performances . R. Caldwell, deceased, a decree of dis Living by Not Eating. In a recent letter toa correspondent: 1, bat he was employed at the Calihis extreme age to bis habit of eating:fornia mine in God’s Country two. very little food indeed. The idea was suggested to him by noting the small. He’ was a nephew to J. R. Nick-. the East, where he lived so long. Sub. sequent experience confirmed his be-— lief that “people should eat on an average about three-quarters of what they do, with absolute fasts occasionally if on of this city. Why. Not. munn, nee Gotrox, “seems fairly reasmY 4 enable.” " tobacco are “absolute poison.” a ee With wages going up, as is the eink Boatswain (to newly-joined: cadet)— . in all the large Eastern States, it will eft? Cadet—Yes, sir. Boatswain— indication of the condition of capital. Cadet—Yes, sir, Boatswain— BoatCadet—No, sir. Advertisemente of not to exceed five lines in . length inserted under this head for Noguts a week or $2a month. Eac additional line _ 10 centa'a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. pr Sp CENTS A-WEEK cea it. Pine Street, Nevada City. The Glenbrook, Carbon Choicest of Opals The latest thing in photo hy. Done in most areierie’ aty iy ” NEVADA CITY and. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Ruhstaller Beer. . Give me call and you'll never regret Constipation . — —— = Situation Wanted. — retains the digested food too long in the bowels! 4 jady who is a good euok and understands and pr bio , torpid liver, indi) 41) kinds of housework desires employment. 4 b Inquire at ©. C. Conlan’s. next door above City Hall. mil O House to Rent. A cottage situated on Boulder street ie ofGive Him a Trial. Henry Lucier, the poptlar tonsorial artist, late of Fresno, has come here to be one: . of us. Mr. Lucier isa first-class barber and invites the public to give hima trial. Located in the Britland building, rear of Council Chamber saloon, m?-lw For Sate. The New York Hotel containing thirty-five rooms, bar and fixtures, all in first-class shape, Will be sold ata great sacrifice. Enquire of Mra. W. S. Richards. m9-im Wanted. A bright, iutelligent, thiddle aged woman for a lucrative position. Light work and permanent employment. Address this of. . flee. of m7-lw Champion Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William ; Stevens at Wild's barber.shop.Tan and . colored shoesaspecialty. Satisfaction guar. anteed: tf For Rent. Five room house on Spring street—rent $10 with water. Enquire of : : 38 Brown & MorGAN, c a’ The Stamp of Perfection. —_————— id The Shoes we, carry in stock bear. all the evidences of being well made. To the unitiated who judge by experience they are unequalled. Those who seek for other good points will find it iu the quality of the stock and the excellent workmanship. The materials used are . . of the highest grade throughout. — archers att res me “ Rag ‘eae Property For Sale, My property near Suspension Bridge is oft . ~~ eae o> Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. We Score a Point Joy; . m6-8w With Moderate Prices. BOVEY BROS., “ Washington Never Struck Broad Street. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FI a 2 Off: you can REDUCED. PRICES ON UVERCOATS. REDUCED, PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. EDUSED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REDUCEDPRICES ON TROUSERS. ‘ But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY C o %% twenty-five cents re oNofo “eG glance would indicate. That is exactly what we are giving in mer ee Off Sale. If you will but sto @ really getting One Dollar for Se bate on every dollar’s worth of g If we were offering you old P purposes, then such a reduction as we offer would mean nothi purchase High-Grade Standard Goods at an actua venty-Five Gents. D4 price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive. that this, oods means much more to you than a casual . goods or clothing hastily. put together for bargain . ng to the economical buyer. 1 saving of one-fourth, then you are. Sooo oooe Pe eS ee ee be purchased for $15, o 7 *hoice froma gteat variety of Cheviot Domestic Mixtures and other gu The suit that used to sell for $20 and was fully worth it, cam NOW, kinds. Only.the fresh rich cream of and all others at. reduced: prices. ~ Take your) fine stock and the best salt enter into chandise to our customers during this One-Quarter p to consider that our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in. aranteed all wool fabrics. © ~ But when . such good Butter as ours. Butter making in Colonial times had Our Woodland brand of Butter surpasses any thing you have ever eaten. jutely free from impurities of all s, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and dta-somppomte, GALLON . “oad -. mot reached the perfection which it at‘Ladies’ Silk Waists . Spring Suits At MAHER &CO’S. Ladies, onr display this day in Window No. 2 consists of colored Spring Suits and new Tailor Suitings. Also a second display of Silk Waists-ALL THE, VERY .LATEST, We want every lady to see themi while in the window Easter witl soon be here and if you want a Suit or Waist NOW IS YOUR TIME TO GET IT. “They are quick sellers, and the best goes first— yet they are all grand and no mistake can be be madesin ‘selecting any of them. Respectfully, Ladies if you want a handsome Black Suit come to us for it. Be "MAHER: & CO. You Should Try-One OF THOSE FINE White Silk Floss. Marine << Made to Order At t MAHER @ CO. ROUGH AN Casey and some practicing jump slipped aad, tart he went down hi He. will be cripp Earl MeGlashan severe case of m¢ orrhage proved ! necessary to ¢2 pervisor John 1 rheumatism this proved the last « Varney was fine: tice Finnegan. he Laving plead sault for which, The trouble gre' J. A. Gillman to ing. Gillman gi sion of the affa George Zimmer switch at the Pr and.they saw Vs dam of the ice p eatch a trout al They passed hin dam, Varney q up on the eppos Zimmer crossed and he went bac Gillman started he emptied his . drew a. revolver He came up to followed him, Gillman swore ¢ Varney with a weapon. Oonst ney and when fi he plead not gi jury trial. “He: to guilty, askin; and was let go 4 lars: Gillman, recently appoin “missionem He a strict watch ¢ fish illegally. —__—— One of ' Three of, the officer Kilroy they were hudd they had built R. track out . trestle, were . Coughian this that:they at on town. The for fiend giving ‘t! claiming to has clerk, was at” jail for ten-é might “brace u ers said he w John Riley, an more ago he w« ,on the V Flaum Deputy * Wat him. Judge Ca “Thomas H. ¢ wesidént of N the position 0 Commandery this State and William A. De mento, has be vacancy. The Judge his attention ofticer of Se the Southern States. — A Sal Between tw moriing son mon Brother Broad and P! lock on the .was stolen ‘Although the amoney drawe vand cigars coin was tak The sinkir nix mine i Some very r the ledge co 2 Good The City National ‘he of new Spri tailor suit waists, TI crepons bj inches wic¢ dress patti goods in 1 ties in the _ goods for Bostwick ¢ -call and sa Srt loav Ord Nevada . -will meet March 14t office, Ei ‘be presen Geo. Co “A sum have the: * paying fe plication Six lo

"of which George Downey of this city is fa auperintendent, everything there is}The Delaware Legislature Adjourns nel which taps the main ledge is now : : ‘ to a depth of 903 feet. The ledge va-. States Senator, but without’ a choice. ries from 4 to 7 fest in width, and assays} Senator Curri¢r of 108 ‘Angeles who from $5 to $6 per ton. The funnel rans) .ory in the session voted for Bulla, but + ONE VOTE A Dally Croft ofthe Doings oa RIE a THR OMO MINE. An Bi Dorado County Property Managed by a Nevada City Man. exe the Ono mine in Eldorado county, very encouraging. The company owns seventeen acres of fine timber land, on which the mine is situated. On’ the 28th of last month the mill, which had ‘Special to the TRANSCRIPT. been of 5-stamp capacity, was increased to ten stamps, and the principal tanSan Francisco Exposition.’ Ap= 3 i propriation by the Assembly. . . Sine Die Without Electing. _ . California mine. : se a Richard Williams has returned from a Tuolume county. of in on a slight incline, which does away . as been absent several weeks, reei with the labor and expense of hoisting: The mill is operated by water power, and the cost of working the ore is very slight, averaging about $1 per ton, which leaves a handsome profit, as can be seen readily. ‘The croppings from the ledge above would indicate that the vein extended under a river near by. ‘There are now three tunnels tapping the ledge, and it is the intention o! running another ‘into the ledge from the river bank, It is also the inteution to remove thé mill there, which will give it that mu more water power the proposed new tunnel being several feet lower than the site on which the mill.is now situated. ; Dearer Than Life. An oldish man was about to step in front of a trolley car going at full speed when a hand seized him and flung him back. It was a close call, and as soon as the old manrealized it he extended his hand to his rescuer and exclaimed: “You have saved my life, and I can never repay the debt!” “J deserve no thanks,” was the modest . reply. “But you deserve more than thanks: Tam a rich man and want to give you adjourned’ sine die without “electing some substantial token of my gratitude Here—let me write you a check for——’ “TI couldn’t accept anything—really,!. The President couldn't,” protested the other, “but there is something you might do for me all the same.” ; “Speak and it shall be done.” “You are a rich man and I know you] McKinley left today.in a Special: train by name. J am secretary of the gas ‘ Every month when you come to pay your bill you raise a great row for half an hour and say that weare highway robbers. If you would only company. ” agree —— “Not to raise a row over my gas bill? You saved my life and:I stand ready to draw you a check for $10,000, but as for foregoing 4'. California Press Association held a privilege granted only to free-born. meeting at the Occidental hotel in San A-nericans, I cau’t surrender it—sorry,. Francisco Saturday night. E. B. Willis Never, sir—never! but I couldn’t do it.” 8 The California gang plow invented . .4 to make arrangements for the meetand patented by Max Detlefs of the ing of the association to be held in Glenn Grant, promises & handsome re-. May, probably at Nevada City or Somuneration to the mau who contrived] ,ora. At this” meeting ten delegates The Z. P.lto the National Convention will be the ingenious machine. Deterick Machine Works of Shermar Texas, have become interested in the new plow. have offered to place the machine o turned today and voted for Grant. The full number, of, votes .cast today was 110, making 56 ‘necessary {0. #} been ill for some time, is around again. an Pe . The natives retreated every where. They Te ek ee . time eight men will be kept employed . Daughters recently. contributed to the nd forthe Native Daughters’ Home in the case of Wetterau vs. Sanford. choice. Following are the figures: Bites.. 21 wegatasans . slip : Hidihine ci. .s.cecdeprskcemoannsvnaseseseI n Burns.....: Re Or Aeros Crs: 25) Sierra county returned. today to Dowsais PSS io jcc ies conn _,. a7 . nieville, sulted. qi ecuiome bs , ation ataram scree re Rs seaves ~~"6. Mrs. ‘Thomas Brock went back te at oe f 1d (d) : Derbec today-after spending a few Five Banks Go ate (a) (A) iv.seccecgeceseesereeee 3 dave ward ‘<. WE (G)e +020 yiriyvoneeal, Monreal? Miss Lula Ashburn left today for : ; Special to the, TRANSORIPT. Phelan (d). Se alge iiene: se cgessd Wey’: San Francisco. She may concinde to saree ies De Vries (d)..--:.::e0cee I — ogi 2 s F. Smith Ay. o3., oe ae rs, ceca Butler, mother of Mrs. — G oh ‘a 1 John Werry, went to San Jose today to J SECS. ag ta ar a te visit relatives. Frank H. Gould (q)...... Delaware Did Special to the TRANSCRIPT. WILMINGTON, Del. March 13th.—The State Legislature had five ballots, for ‘. one. 7 Goes to Georgia. Special to the TRA SCRIPT. WasHincton, Mareli 13—President for Georgia. STATE BDITORS COMING. Likely to Hold Thelr Annual Meeting Here Next May. The Exeeutive Committee of the of the Sacramento Record-Union. presided. A sub-committee was appointM. L. Marsh has returned from Sacramento. : : Dr. G. H. Fletcher went to Washington today. J Mrs. J. G. O'Neill is visiting at Columbia Hill.. ... ‘ = ore G. R. Porter.came up from Chicago Park yesterday. ” : -Chas.-Fiynn returned today to the Mrs, Con, Seaman and her mother SacRAMENTO, March 18. One ballot went to Sacramento today. (the 77th) was taken today for Unitea. Gladys and Gene, the young children Jolin Heyer continues to be very ill. He showed no improvement today. . United States Senator, today, and then . Red River Valley, Minn., arrived bere PERSONAL, POINTERS, ®! and Young. Mrs. S.-W. Marsh, have measles. Miss Mamie Fenton of this city is aiting her parents at, French Corral, Joseph Foyer of Gold Flat,. who has} the Central House after a visit in this}co is home on a visit. : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards of the . ¢ Saturday night for a few days’ visit. later. 1 today. Mrs: H. A. Bostwick, representing th from. San Francisco. See her. announcement. . ; John McCarthy accompanied -by Messrs. Pinkstone and Graham came . down by special stage yesterday from . Washington mining district. . t Dr. E. W. Charles of Palo Alto, . who has been ill for'a long time with bronchitis and asthma, was oyerated upon tion and hia children have all been summoned home. Christina Vera Kénnedy, daughter of Mrs. Annie Kennedy and the late Neil +s) chosen. The Nevada City Board. of Trade The ‘Texas manufacturers . gould get together at once and take Ul the lead im seeing that the organizathe market paying the inventor $10/ tion of editors gets a special and .corroyalty on each one sold. The offer . ajal invitation to come here. has been accepted and the model forwarded to Sherman. Six_loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s UNION:--HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. D. J. STEVENS, + :GeWhéeler, Sacramento M. Metzf, us W. Black bid W. D. Pinkstone, Auburn W.C. Graham, “ Jobn McCarthy, Washington C.°W. Tamblyn “ H.Keaft, “ S. R. Murchie, You Bet A. Murchie, “ R. Williams, Grass Valley J. TF. Johnson, Gs] A. K. Organ, Almond Mine Geo, Kays, Washington C. C. Berton, Bloomfield C. Fossett, San Francisco R. K. Pobl,J. L. Leeman, Oakland Jas Wilson, # Archie Lowell, “ C. F. Winters, Marysville MANAGER ore 0-004 The Graves-Avery Wedding. ‘The wedding of George F. Graves of Kennedy, who lived here fifteen years ago or thereabouts, died last Friday at San Francisco. She was a@ uative of Nevada City, aged 14 years, 4 months and 10 days. : Mrs. T. H. Hicks went. to Maybert yesterday~ to see her mother, Mrs George Bonney, who is ill there. Mr. William Dunlap of San Francisco, who is visiting J. J. Ott, went up with Mrs, Hicks. Mrs. Bonney was, Redding and’ Miss Mary Avery took. the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sims tied the knot. that place in about two weeks, — Se adi —e A Passenger Insane. ger from the East, went insane en overy,adies can depend upoh securing ¥tion as to his mental condition, but i his relatives A ee Frank Nelson sit place Saturday evening at the home of John Spaulding, R.C. Walrath, W. Avery, onupper Pine street. Rev. J. are imspecting and surveying . their Mr. and Mrs. water right on the Yuba near SmartsGraves are most. estimable and. popular ville. ‘They expected to visit Marysyoung people. They will make their ville before returning and will probfuture home in Redding, leaving for ably return tonight. °° J. D. Roch, a Portland bound passen. Wafers, imported direct. from Paris. land train No. 4 Saturday. He left the lief from and cure of irregular. periods car at Dutch Flat and was found wan regardless of cause. In red wrappers. dering atGold Run, where he stabbed Beware of substitutes, LA FRANCE himself twice (not fatally) in the breast. DRUG COMPANY,.imperters, San He was taken to Auburn for examina-. Francisco. For sale by’ W.-D. Vinton. is not known where he lives or who are Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office. much, better today, UF. Englebright aud George L. Hughes French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Insurgents Pat {0 Flight Today ' yon, owing to the fact that more ore is Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Maniza, March 13—Active hos! have commenced at Manila. ‘ General Wheaton captured thecity of . mi}i is ranning about half time. Pasig today after six hours’ fighting. He was aided by the river gunboats. The American lose is trifling. It i F. J. De-Sabla and his daughter Vera . govered by a small wounded list. returned yesterday to soe yranewer: There was an advance of eavalry, iniit, placed io the mill and part of a new their foundations. } Hal the. line. ee The Nevada City Parlor of Native. Weeks,deceased. Monterey and San Luis Obispo coun-. City. Two scraps here since Sunday I o at Sierra City make up the . years ago, leaving the mine when his tof the . and tw ' ties have suspended on accoun . working partner was killed by an acciquantity of food eaten by the people of lack of rain and the outlook for conMr. and Mrs. Wm. B, Cree left today . tinaed hard times in this part of the 4 Thos. Ji Grary (d) segswed ts Cbd’ 16] for their home at Ladisburg, Pa., going Ss : has just retarned from Alaska, arrived . ers ‘ i . via Marysvillé. pitt Mrs. Josiah Glasson returned today . The Assembly to North Bloomfield. after several days’ lect Senator. visit at this city. Not Ele i Walter Lorelady, who has been work} Special to the TRANSCRIPT, whe pa ah babe ing in a mine at, Ophir, Placer county», e Cunn am ranc a Francisco exposition bill appropriating 000. James Hutchison got home Saturday . Come‘ my little man; you mustn’t ery . be hard for calamity hcwlers to argue night from Southern California. His) on board of ene of her Majesty’s sbips-. that our prosperity isgoingdown. The : father, David Hutchison, will return . of-war. Did your mother cry when you . way labor is rewarded is an infallible . Ralph Maitland.... Proprietor John Spaulding and Martin T. LawSilly old woman! And did your sister rence drove over, yesterday from Avcry? burn, and Mr. Lawrence returned home . Stupid . little thing! : father cry? e swain—’Ard-arted old beggar!— Qity of Paris,dry goods store, is here; Canses fully half the sickness in the world. 1) aise ie 4 tion, bad taste, coated last week. He is in @ critical condirng si¢k headache, ins . fered’ for rent. Inquire of M. L. & D. Marsh gomsia, etc. Hood’s Pills . Ss at their office, Boulder street. m10-tf gure constipation and.all its results, easily and thoroughly. 25¢. All druggists. Prepared ‘by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. She only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparille T PIGHTING OUR NORTHERN ‘NBIGHBORS. Mr. Copeland has reduced his force . . . at the Triple Pocket mine in Slug Cantaste one being produced than the mill could . By Our Forces. ‘and day. with George Black in charge. Fa . progressing steadily with the usual Onts a Few Men Wounded on the . force employed. The principal work . toda, . pow being done is sinking the main! teacher. — @piis morning’s forecast was: “Part' ly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, Se. of the Hosking minors was American Side. : bd . shaft which is now down several hundred feet below the river. The ma . ehinery is all im good working order . vere ilities . amd the big Worthington pump has a } } 1 ‘Mountain mine and mill have closed New battery blocks will be . foundation will be laid. In the meanthetand the: effective fire . hie in the mine continuing development . fa at our troops poured into Lia salt work. At the expiration of this time in San Francisco $50 of the $215 reSuperior Judge Stanley A. Smith of ranks, and their demoralization re-. the mine and mill will be started up . alized from . of last month, Golden Era Parlor of . tribution was ordered. again with a fall force. j to the Wall. a thirty days for using vulgar lapguage. . ” et i . Spring fights are becoming very. naMowrerry, March 18.—Five banks in. merous both in Downieville and Sierra Hil week’s record. tate. here a short time ago and has taken a +. position as assistant assayer in the Gold Bluff mine. Appropriates $500,000. ; : a mentees cane “when I can get a good shampoo myself . jogs there is.” Sir Arthur has been a. testotaler for the last thirty or forty SACRAMENTO, March 13.—The San 2 ” ; . “The proportion,” said Mrs. Merrid-. years, and he believes that alcohol and in Sierra Valley has been sold for $10,-. . , 500,000 passed the Assembly today. — crush. The mill is kept running night . glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tf Matters at the Gold Bluff mine are ; genuine Swiss cheese, nd . . piers The Chicago Park school reopened . vs. Meehan and Guillaunie vs. Blauth.: About $40,000 in the aggregate was distribution of the estate of N, capacity much in excess of the amount . disbursed by the Nevada City mines of water the mine is now making. The . that paid off Saturday afternoon and . . é baste onal: evening, and everybody was. COrresceased, was ordered distributed. — Mr. Pinney informs us that the . pondingly happy.

There was a brisk but brief rainstorm . guard . down for a period of about three or between seven and eight, o'clock last . four weeks in order that some needed . evening. . It opened with one of the improvements may be made to the, heaviest peals of thunder heard here . ee soil in years. Buildings were shaken to,and 8. T. Dibble were appointed -apCharles Sharkey of Sierra ‘City has , Sierra City gave $10. ‘been brought to the county jail to. Ea Chase, who was killed with young » thi Will Scadden in the Three Stars mine at Ophir Thursday night, was known in this county. His home was at lowa General Sir Arthur Cotton attribated: Charles E. Miller of Palo Alto, who . dent. “The idea of paying $1 to have that th be 1 Mrs. James Kane of Sierra City fell + : ey seem to be at all out of order, and ct dog’ washed,” said Mr, Marridmunn,. there would not be a tenth of the sickfor 50c.” } "THE SUPBRIOR COURT. BRIBE MENTION. time Hotes and Commons ot Loot! Probate and Clril Cases Up For tor sideration This Morning, = =. Interest. ae In the Superior Court today Judge — For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. : ; ota on itane Phe celebrated Star Creamery butter, . Nilon made an order granting the apfor sale only by Gaylord & Son. tf ~ plication of the W. Y. 0. D. Gold and — English ale on draught, five cents @ Silver Mining Company for disincorporation. Be aes i ney cream Cheese in tia foil and} ‘Twenty days were given to answer at Jackson’s. tf. the complaint in the cases of Holland © The trial of the case of Murphy vs. Crowley was set for the 23d in “ae y.with Miss Tillie Stevens as The annaal account of the gusrdian frost tonight.” The hearing of the applicatic zette, deceased, was set for the 204 The estate of Arthur McDon Charles. M. Lynch was a of the McPherson minors wit ond of $1,000 for each of the minors. os ee : Samuel Granger, Jacob Wi praisers of the estate of James A. A decree of foreclosure was granted In the matter of the estate of Mary. the minstrel performances . R. Caldwell, deceased, a decree of dis Living by Not Eating. In a recent letter toa correspondent: 1, bat he was employed at the Calihis extreme age to bis habit of eating:fornia mine in God’s Country two. very little food indeed. The idea was suggested to him by noting the small. He’ was a nephew to J. R. Nick-. the East, where he lived so long. Sub. sequent experience confirmed his be-— lief that “people should eat on an average about three-quarters of what they do, with absolute fasts occasionally if on of this city. Why. Not. munn, nee Gotrox, “seems fairly reasmY 4 enable.” " tobacco are “absolute poison.” a ee With wages going up, as is the eink Boatswain (to newly-joined: cadet)— . in all the large Eastern States, it will eft? Cadet—Yes, sir. Boatswain— indication of the condition of capital. Cadet—Yes, sir, Boatswain— BoatCadet—No, sir. Advertisemente of not to exceed five lines in . length inserted under this head for Noguts a week or $2a month. Eac additional line _ 10 centa'a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. pr Sp CENTS A-WEEK cea it. Pine Street, Nevada City. The Glenbrook, Carbon Choicest of Opals The latest thing in photo hy. Done in most areierie’ aty iy ” NEVADA CITY and.. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Ruhstaller Beer. . Give me call and you'll never regret Constipation . — —— = Situation Wanted. — retains the digested food too long in the bowels! 4 jady who is a good euok and understands and pr bio , torpid liver, indi) 41) kinds of housework desires employment. 4 b Inquire at ©. C. Conlan’s. next door above City Hall. mil O House to Rent. A cottage situated on Boulder street ie ofGive Him a Trial. Henry Lucier, the poptlar tonsorial artist, late of Fresno, has come here to be one: . of us. Mr. Lucier isa first-class barber and invites the public to give hima trial. Located in the Britland building, rear of Council Chamber saloon, m?-lw For Sate. The New York Hotel containing thirty-five rooms, bar and fixtures, all in first-class shape, Will be sold ata great sacrifice. Enquire of Mra. W. S. Richards. m9-im Wanted. A bright, iutelligent, thiddle aged woman for a lucrative position. Light work and permanent employment. Address this of. . flee. of m7-lw Champion Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William ; Stevens at Wild's barber.shop..Tan and . colored shoesaspecialty. Satisfaction guar. anteed: tf For Rent. Five room house on Spring street—rent $10 with water. Enquire of : : 38 Brown & MorGAN, c a’ The Stamp of Perfection. —_————— id The Shoes we, carry in stock bear. all the evidences of being well made. To the unitiated who judge by experience they are unequalled. Those who seek for other good points will find it iu the quality of the stock and the excellent workmanship. The materials used are . . of the highest grade throughout. — archers att res me “ Rag ‘eae Property For Sale, My property near Suspension Bridge is oft . ~~ eae o> Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. We Score a Point Joy; . m6-8w With Moderate Prices. BOVEY BROS., “ Washington Never Struck Broad Street. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FI a 2 Off: you can REDUCED. PRICES ON UVERCOATS. REDUCED, PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. EDUSED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REDUCEDPRICES ON TROUSERS. ‘ But, Remember This Sale Is STRICTLY C o %% twenty-five cents re oNofo “eG glance would indicate. That is exactly what we are giving in mer ee Off Sale. If you will but sto @ really getting One Dollar for Se bate on every dollar’s worth of g If we were offering you old P purposes, then such a reduction as we offer would mean nothi purchase High-Grade Standard Goods at an actua venty-Five Gents. D4 price, and in many instances sold for less than their real value, you will readily perceive. that this, oods means much more to you than a casual . goods or clothing hastily. put together for bargain . ng to the economical buyer. 1 saving of one-fourth, then you are. Sooo oooe Pe eS ee ee be purchased for $15, o 7 *hoice froma gteat variety of Cheviot Domestic Mixtures and other gu The suit that used to sell for $20 and was fully worth it, cam NOW, kinds. Only.the fresh rich cream of and all others at. reduced: prices. ~ Take your) fine stock and the best salt enter into chandise to our customers during this One-Quarter p to consider that our goods at regular prices are always the lowest in. aranteed all wool fabrics. © ~ But when . such good Butter as ours. Butter making in Colonial times had Our Woodland brand of Butter surpasses any thing you have ever eaten. jutely free from impurities of all s, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and dta-somppomte, GALLON . “oad -. mot reached the perfection which it at‘Ladies’ Silk Waists . Spring Suits At MAHER &CO’S. Ladies, onr display this day in Window No. 2 consists of colored Spring Suits and new Tailor Suitings. Also a second display of Silk Waists-ALL THE, VERY .LATEST, We want every lady to see themi while in the window Easter witl soon be here and if you want a Suit or Waist NOW IS YOUR TIME TO GET IT. “They are quick sellers, and the best goes first— yet they are all grand and no mistake can be be madesin ‘selecting any of them. Respectfully, Ladies if you want a handsome Black Suit come to us for it. Be "MAHER: & CO. You Should Try-One OF THOSE FINE White Silk Floss. Marine << Made to Order At t MAHER @ CO. ROUGH AN Casey and some practicing jump slipped aad, tart he went down hi He. will be cripp Earl MeGlashan severe case of m¢ orrhage proved ! necessary to ¢2 pervisor John 1 rheumatism this proved the last « Varney was fine: tice Finnegan. he Laving plead sault for which, The trouble gre' J. A. Gillman to ing. Gillman gi sion of the affa George Zimmer switch at the Pr and.they saw Vs dam of the ice p eatch a trout al They passed hin dam, Varney q up on the eppos Zimmer crossed and he went bac Gillman started he emptied his . drew a. revolver He came up to followed him, Gillman swore ¢ Varney with a weapon. Oonst ney and when fi he plead not gi jury trial. “He: to guilty, askin; and was let go 4 lars: Gillman, recently appoin “missionem He a strict watch ¢ fish illegally. —__—— One of ' Three of, the officer Kilroy they were hudd they had built R. track out . trestle, were . Coughian this that:they at on town. The for fiend giving ‘t! claiming to has clerk, was at” jail for ten-é might “brace u ers said he w John Riley, an more ago he w« ,on the V Flaum Deputy * Wat him. Judge Ca “Thomas H. ¢ wesidént of N the position 0 Commandery this State and William A. De mento, has be vacancy. The Judge his attention ofticer of Se the Southern States. — A Sal Between tw moriing son mon Brother Broad and P! lock on the .was stolen ‘Although the amoney drawe vand cigars coin was tak The sinkir nix mine i Some very r the ledge co 2 Good The City National ‘he of new Spri tailor suit waists, TI crepons bj inches wic¢ dress patti goods in 1 ties in the _ goods for Bostwick ¢ -call and sa Srt loav Ord Nevada . -will meet March 14t office, Ei ‘be presen Geo. Co “A sum have the: * paying fe plication Six lo